Josie & The Pussycats follows the adventures of a rock & roll band that comes across all sorts of adventures along the way. The group consists of Josie, their guitar-playing leader; Valerie, the brilliant tamborine-player; Melody, the naive and optimistic drummer; Alan, Josie's love-interest; Alexander, the group's cowardly manager; Alexandra his pesky sister and of course, Sebastian, the cat.
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01x16 Don't Count on a Countess Aired: Jan. 02, 1971No Summary Found [continue reading]
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- Joseph Barbera (1 episodes)
- William Hanna (1 episodes)
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- Larz Bourne (1 episodes)
- Tom Dagenais (1 episodes)
- Dan DeCarlo (1 episodes)
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- A full album and and two 45-RPM singles were released by Capitol/EMI Records in connection with the show. Neither of the Josie & the Pussycats singles - "Every Beat of My Heart" and "Stop,…
[show]A full album and and two 45-RPM singles were released by Capitol/EMI Records in connection with the show. Neither of the Josie & the Pussycats singles - "Every Beat of My Heart" and "Stop, Look, and Listen" - became chart hits like the songs from another Archie Comics series, The Archie Show. Four further Pussycats 45s were relegated to the status of mail-in prizes on the back of Kellogg's cereals.
[hide] - The series was the first original American Saturday-morning animated series to feature a Black character: the tambourine player Valerie. Where's Huddles?, another Hanna-Barbera series that…
[show]The series was the first original American Saturday-morning animated series to feature a Black character: the tambourine player Valerie. Where's Huddles?, another Hanna-Barbera series that aired in July and August 1970 as a summer replacement for The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, was the first original American animated television series to feature a Black character ("Freight Train").
[hide] - Hanna-Barbera wanted to change Valerie to a Caucasian even though she was already established as African-American in the Archie comics. So they wanted to fire Patrice Holloway who had been…
[show]Hanna-Barbera wanted to change Valerie to a Caucasian even though she was already established as African-American in the Archie comics. So they wanted to fire Patrice Holloway who had been cast as Valerie's singing voice. But Danny Janssen, who was producing the real-life group's Capitol album, refused to fire Holloway and Hanna-Barbera relented.
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