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I decided to have mercy and wait until after Halloween to post this, so as to not ruin anyone's holiday. Here's the complete Halloween-themed (and long obscure) comedy special which aired on WGN Channel 9, Boo! The cast of this Canadian-produced special (originally aired over the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on Sunday, October 26th 1980) included Peter Cullen as The Wolf Man, Jack Duffy as Dr. Frankenstein, Ben Gordon as Dracula, Barbara Law as The Countess and Ted Zeigler as the Frankenstein monster, with special guests Dionne Warwick and Rip Taylor. This hour includes: "WGN Entertains You" promo for At The Movies for Saturdays at 6:30pm, with Gene Siskel Atmospheric opening leading to lab where Drac emerges from coffin to announce, "Dead from Television Center in Transylvania, it's Boo!" leading to opening title musical number with Frankie, Dr., Wolf Man, the Mummy and other monsters Routines in this section include: - Two men drive a stake through Drac's heart, and after they leave he utters a "these are my friends" aside - Doctor in lab with Frankie in "you'll never limp again" gag Sponsor billboard for General Foods International Coffees Opening titles with cast and guest list, followed by Boo! bumper Commercial: General Foods International Coffees Suisse Mocha - with a young Lea Thompson as a to-be college student Commercial: Peter Pan peanut butter Commercial: Impulse body spray - (C) 1981 Lever Brothers Commercial: Life cereal (the famous "Mikey" ad) Boo! bumper Next segment includes: - Dr. (singing "People Who Make People") confronted by villagers - Frankie mirror gag - Drac shaving (and singing "I've Got Me Under Your Skin") with electric razor powered by Frankie - Wolf Man mirror gag Boo! bumper "WGN Entertains You" promo with Milo Hamilton and John Mengelt for Bulls basketball (Bulls vs. Pistons for Wednesday at 7:00pm) (ending voiceover by Merri Dee) Commercial: Lincoln Carpeting (voiceover by ??) Commercial: Starburst Fruit Chews Commercial: Frogger by Parker Brothers Boo! bumper This segment includes Dionne entering castle, greeted by Drac; she performs "Deja Vu" Boo! bumper Commercial: Stove Top Stuffing Commercial: Pepsi-Cola Commercial: Wrigley's Juicy Fruit gum Commercial: Post Raisin Grape-Nuts - (1981 Copyright) Boo! bumper Spook Easy segment Drac reads news bulletin about one of Dr.'s transplants Back at the Spook Easy, Rip Taylor does a routine Commercial: Daydreams fragrance Commercial: Sugar Free Breath Savers Commercial: 99% Caffeine Free Like cola Political ad for Roland Burris for Comptroller Boo! bumper Segments include: - Wolf Man tending at diner as customers lament death of variety shows - Monks emerge from retreat and Rip's knees sing "Hello, Dolly!" (with Drac referring to them as "Monksters") - Dr. performs experiments while singing "Once in a Lifetime" - Dionne with crystal ball in session with Frankie - Monks do doo-wop style chant - Frankie tells Dr. he's "hopelessly in love" with Dionne and wants his help; she emerges to sing "Just The Way You Are" - Back at dungeon with prisoners Boo! "Don't Go Away" bumper Commercial: Peter Pan Peanut Butter Commercial: Extra Creamy Birds Eye Cool Whip (ending voiceover by Peter Thomas) Commercial: Accent Seasoning Promo for At the Movies with reviews of "Jinxed" and other films, for 6:30pm Boo! bumper - Dr. sings "Making a Friend" - Answering machine message from Drac - Wolf Man in therapy session - More games from prisoners in dungeon Boo! bumper Commercial: Venture video game by Coleco (also posted separately here:    • Exidy - Venture (Commercial, 1982)   ) Commercial: Frogger Commercial: Vectrex Arcade System Commercial: Kraco Turbo Speakers Commercial: Life cereal Boo! bumper Drac and Countessa conclude with repartee and "If Our Friends Could See Us Now" End credits Promo for Family Classics airing of "My Friend Flicka" for Sunday at 3:30pm This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, October 30th 1982 during the 4:30pm to 5:30pm timeframe. This footage was donated to The Museum of Classic Chicago Television as part of the Dennis Polkow Collection. About The Museum of Classic Chicago Television: The Museum of Classic Chicago Television's primary mission is the preservation and display of off-air, early home videotape recordings (70s and early 80s, primarily) recorded off of any and all Chicago TV channels; footage which would likely be lost if not sought out and preserved digitally. Even though (mostly) short clips are displayed here, we preserve the entire broadcasts in our archives - the complete programs with breaks (or however much is present on the tape), for historical purposes. For information on how to help in our mission, to donate or lend tapes to be converted to DVD, and to view more of the 4,700+ (and counting) video clips available for viewing in our online archive, please visit us at: http://www.fuzzymemories.tv/index.php...