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'''ABC Weekend Special: Little Lulu''' was a 1978 half-hour live-action special that was based on the ''Little Lulu'' comic strip. It was directed by Arthur Lubin and originally aired on November 4th, 1978. The episode had a sequel called ''[[The Big Hex of Little Lulu ( | '''ABC Weekend Special: Little Lulu''' was a 1978 half-hour live-action special that was based on the ''Little Lulu'' comic strip. It was directed by Arthur Lubin and originally aired on November 4th, 1978. The episode had a sequel called ''[[The Big Hex of Little Lulu (partially found ABC weekend special episode; 1979)|The Big Hex of Little Lulu]]'' which was aired a year later. | ||
The special was a rare occurrence at the time in that it was a live-action adaptation of a comic strip. It starred child actress Lauri Hendler in the titular role and co-starred Beverly Archer, Eddie Singleton, Nancy Kulp, Robbie Rist, Billy Jayne, and Tim Reid among others. The only known aspect of the story is that it took place at a summer camp called Whackadoo. | The special was a rare occurrence at the time in that it was a live-action adaptation of a comic strip. It starred child actress Lauri Hendler in the titular role and co-starred Beverly Archer, Eddie Singleton, Nancy Kulp, Robbie Rist, Billy Jayne, and Tim Reid among others. The only known aspect of the story is that it took place at a summer camp called Whackadoo. | ||
Revision as of 05:33, 6 January 2018
ABC Weekend Special: Little Lulu was a 1978 half-hour live-action special that was based on the Little Lulu comic strip. It was directed by Arthur Lubin and originally aired on November 4th, 1978. The episode had a sequel called The Big Hex of Little Lulu which was aired a year later.
The special was a rare occurrence at the time in that it was a live-action adaptation of a comic strip. It starred child actress Lauri Hendler in the titular role and co-starred Beverly Archer, Eddie Singleton, Nancy Kulp, Robbie Rist, Billy Jayne, and Tim Reid among others. The only known aspect of the story is that it took place at a summer camp called Whackadoo.
Media
A print advertisement for the special.
