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Like its predecessor, only a few newspaper ads for the special have been found, and footage is hard to come by. | Like its predecessor, only a few newspaper ads for the special have been found, and footage is hard to come by. | ||
According to WorldCat, three libraries currently hold the film footage: one in Cleveland, Ohio; another in Pasadena, California; and a third in Cocoa, Florida. | |||
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[[Category:Lost TV|Big Hex of Little Lulu (Lost ABC Weekend Special episode; 1979)]] | [[Category:Lost TV|Big Hex of Little Lulu (Lost ABC Weekend Special episode; 1979)]] | ||
Revision as of 04:37, 27 September 2016
Newspaper advertisement of the episode.
Status: Lost
The Big Hex of Little Lulu is the two-part sequel to the 1978 ABC special Little Lulu and was based on the Little Lulu comic strip. The episode was directed by Robert Chenault and aired in September 15, 1979 on ABC.
The plot involves Lulu Moppet wanting to start an all-girls hockey team, but is short on funds for uniforms and equipment, until she cons the chauvinistic Tubby into believing he has a curse, which can only be lifted by raising money for the team.[1]
Like its predecessor, only a few newspaper ads for the special have been found, and footage is hard to come by.
According to WorldCat, three libraries currently hold the film footage: one in Cleveland, Ohio; another in Pasadena, California; and a third in Cocoa, Florida.
References
- ↑ IMBb Plot Summary for the sequel. Retrieved 19 Apr '16.