Blondie

NBC (ended 1957)

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Status: Ended

Chic Young's popular comic strip came to network TV in 1957. Blondie starred Arthur Lake as Dagwood (the same role he made famous in the movies and on radio) and added Pamela Britton in the title role. The series lasted for only 26 episodes but was successful in exploring many of the same themes that were ever-present in the comics and movies.moreless

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Episode Guide

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S 1 : Ep 26	Howdy, Neighbor	Aired 6/28/57
S 1 : Ep 25	The Sixteenth Birthday Party	Aired 6/21/57
S 1 : Ep 24	Follow That Man	Aired 6/14/57
S 1 : Ep 23	The Tramp	Aired 6/7/57
S 1 : Ep 22	Cupid's Question Column	Aired 5/31/57

Cast & Crew

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Pamela Britton

Blondie Bumstead
Arthur Lake

Dagwood Bumstead
Stuffy Singer

Alexander Bumstead

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I really love these shows. I want to know is the Blondie episodes on DVD or VHS, if so how can I get a hold of them.

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By policeman42, Aug 15, 2010 Report Abuse

I don't think I seen this episode I'm just trying to get a hold of copies so I can give you a review . So if anybody know how a can get a copy please let me know.I think this is the funnest comdey I've seen in my life. LOL!

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Although it was before my time, I was able to watch a few episodes, and I enjoyed it very much.

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By [author missing], Nov 20, 2005 Report Abuse

I would love to own all episodes on DVD. Please bring it back. Have a Marathon. Today's sitcoms are nothing like the era of then. I think in this time of age so much has changed, but we should always remember the sitcoms of the past. Give us both the past and present. Bring Blondie BACK!!!!!!

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