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Skippy Williams Jumping Jiminy The Bouncing Czech

Papa Dip 'Fatha' Hines My Old Man the Dustman

Albert Finney Jean Shrimpton Squid Philips

Dory Previn Margaret Whiting Lord Cod

Annette Funicello Al Viola Saul Bass

You mean Nana little? minute (as in my-newt) nano as in infinitesimally small? duh? of course!

Me too. Someone's going to have to start a thread for his one. Dynamite stuff. I was knocked out. The show not only looked totally authentic it also looked terrific, which is not always the case where period stuff is concerned. The acting was arresting - it must be Steve Buscemi's finest hour - but even more important, I think it's the first tv series - or film, I've ever seen where the music was absolutely spot-on correct stylistically and chronistically. Both in terms of the recordings utilized and the music specially recorded - for that thanks must go to the influence of Vince Giordano, I'm sure.

Little Jimmy Dickens The Minute Men Nano Mouskari

Barry Cryer Blubber Miley The Prince of Wails

Nosher Powell Charles Munch Toby Belch

The Jolly Green Giant Danny le Rouge Jaune Crawford

Claude Nobbs Klaus Fuchs Jodrell Banks

Cork O'Keefe Terry Shannon Dingle Foot

Blind Willie Dunn's Gin Bottle Four The Cellar Boys Sally Kellerman

Earthquake McGoon Elmer Crumbley Sviatoslav Richter

Athelstan the Glorious Sweyn Forkbeard Ulfcytel Snillingr

Angel Eyes Gabriel Moroni

The Little Corporal The Galloping Major Colonel Blimp

Lord Axminster Shagger Dan Lino Ventura

Pythagoras Monty Python Damon & Pythias

Vincent Youmans Vincent Gardenia Herbie Flowers

Tony Pastor Mr. Pastry Suetonius

Buffalo Bill Yodelin' Bill Bill Posters

Jughead Puddin' Head Boofhead (for Australians only)

Aaaahhh...Stephane!