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CBS (ended 1974)

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This one-year show was one of the innumerable formats of the "Archie Gang" cartoons ("Archie's TV Funhouse," "Archie's TV Funnies," "Sabrina the Teen Age Witch" and its spinoff "The Groovy Ghoulies") in the early 70's. This one capitalized on the Bicentennial fever leading up to 1976. The premise was historical events as witnessed by the "ancestors of the Archie gang." The stories provided some interesting historical lessons.

Episode Guide

S 1 : Ep 16	Wizard of Menlo Park	Aired 12/21/74
S 1 : Ep 15	Fulton's Folly	Aired 12/14/74
S 1 : Ep 14	The Great Divide	Aired 12/7/74
S 1 : Ep 13	The Crime of Ignorance	Aired 11/30/74
S 1 : Ep 12	Mr. Watson, Come Here	Aired 11/23/74

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Jane Webb	Betty Cooper/ Veronica Lodge/ Miss Grundy
John Erwin	Reggie Mantle
Dal McKennon	Archie Andrews/ Hot Dog/ Mr. Weatherbee/ Chuck Clayton/ Mr. Lodge (voice)
Howard Morris	Jughead Jones/ Big Moose/ Pops/ Dilton Doily (voice)

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History 101: Bad amination could kill a series.

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By GeorgeJobson, Aug 21, 2007

"US of Archie" came out in the fall of 1974 and it was terrible. the show deal with events of the past 200 as seen by the Archie Gang. They all go back in time to see events happen. It's like "You Are there" except with the Archie Gang, you don't want to be there. I saw several epiosdes that are terrible. the following year, the show was moved to Sunday and it didn't even played on July 4th, 1976. A bad way to learn about American History than though stupid shows like "The US of Archie." Kids deserved better. Much better!moreless
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