The RUFF N' REDDY SHOW #1 (1957/Color Broadcast 1958)

[@thomasfurlano9106]

That fox commercial was a super starter and the post raisin bran to this color episode of Ruff n ready!

[@ansumanahargett6227]

Yup

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

I wish they didn't retire Alpha-Bits.

[@augustosantos5690]

Uploaded an video with correct show sequence ... channel subscribed ! ... please upload more videos with that show =)

[@RayPointerChannel]

There are more. The entire Planet Pirates chapters are posted along with the second story. Also the outer space adventure has been synced to the Colpix record issue that used the origina 1/4" voice recordings . Look for Ruff Freddy's Adventures in Outer Space.

[@augustosantos5690]

@@RayPointerChannel Thanks very much for your reply Ray Pointer ! Your channel is good being important in sharing rarity animes ... continue doing that task and God bless extremely your life :)

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@augustosantos5690God bless indeed-e 🙏🏽❤️💕🥰

[@ansumanahargett6227]

“Can you might do some old Hanna-Barbera Kellogg’s Commercials”, from the late 50’s and early 60’s.

[@robertorick6383]

No Screen Gems "Torch Lady" logo in the original? I knew the NBC Peacock was at the beginning of the show, and the Columbia Screen Gems theatrical cartoons were used as filler during the middle of the show.

[@RayPointerChannel]

This is the way they aired. Take it from me. I saw these. NBC had rights to the Columbia theatricals, and continued running them during KING LEONARDO, which replaced RUFF N' REDDY in 1960.

[@robertorick6383]

@@RayPointerChannel I believe you. It seems that the only H-B show that ended with the Screen Gems "Torch Lady" was "The Huckleberry Hound Show." When Screen Gems placed a ending tag again on a H-B product, it was 1963, when the "dancing sticks" logo started to appear on a number of H-B shows from 1963-1965 (1963-1966 in Canada.) Also notably missing from the prints was host Jimmy Blaine, who opened the 1957-1960 airings. Later airings post-1961-1964 were hosted by Captain Bob Cottle, and those episodes had a NBC "camera" closing, plus the 1962 "NBC Laramie Peacock" opening. It has been said by blogger Don Yowp at the "Yowp/Tralfaz" web sites that the theatrical releases of "Loopy De Loop" did not have a Columbia "Torch Lady" opening, either. Thanks for all of the info. This is a very historical TV series for H-B fans who have never seen a complete "Ruff N' Reddy" half-hour program.

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@robertorick6383Mmm…

[@tiroloco2459]

Where did you get that logo free Ruff n Reddy footage from? Do you have any more?

[@RayPointerChannel]

Since I saw the original 1957-1960 first run, I recreated it. That is how it really looked. And yes I have all of the following episodes. Want more?

[@tiroloco2459]

@@RayPointerChannel are the rest logoless? even then yes i am in a desperate need for more 😭

[@RayPointerChannel]

@@tiroloco2459 I have posted two more episodes.