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|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1984]] ...s an American voice actress, best known for voicing [[Velma Dinkley]] in [[1979]] and [[1984]], taking over from [[Pat Stevens]] in the final five episodes

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|hbyears= [[1977]]-[[1979]] * ''[[The Popeye Valentine Special: Sweethearts at Sea]]'' (1979)

|hbyears= [[1979]] * ''[[Casper and the Angels]]'' ([[1979]])

...ce actress, best known for voicing [[Velma Dinkley]] from [[1976]] until [[1979]], taking over from original voice actress, [[Nicole Jaffe]]. She was later * ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' ([[1979]])

...Scooby-Doo and Captain Caveman Mystery Hour Cel Group of 3 (Hanna-Barbera, 1979)"] ''Heritage Auctions''. Retrieved [[January 28]], [[2023]].</ref> [[Category:1979]]

|released= [[September 22]]—[[November 10]], [[1979]] ...ra]] and [[DC Comics]] for [[ABC]]'s Saturday morning line-up. It ran in [[1979]], airing 8 episodes. It was the fourth ''[[Super Friends (franchise)|Super

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1980]] * ''The New Shmoo'' ([[1979]]-[[1980]])

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1980]] * ''The New Shmoo'' ([[1979]]-[[1980]])

|released= [[September 8]]—[[December 1]], [[1979]] ...tions]] for [[NBC]]'s Saturday morning children's programming. It ran in [[1979]], airing 13 episodes that spanned one season; episodes 8 to 13 were paired

|released= [[September 9]], [[1978]]–[[October 15]], [[1979]] ...[CBS]]' Saturday morning children's programming. It ran from [[1978]] to [[1979]], airing 32 episodes, that originally came as a segment as part of ''[[The

|released= [[February 13]], [[1979]] ...a Productions]] which had a single airing on [[NBC]] on [[February 13]], [[1979]]. It was hosted by [[Ed McMahon]] and [[Georgia Ethel]].

|released= [[September 22]]—[[December 15]], [[1979]] ...and based on [[Harvey Comics]]' ''Casper the Friendly Ghost''. It ran in [[1979]], airing 13 episodes that spanned one season.

|premiere= [[March]], [[1978]]—March, [[1979]] ...ook series by [[Marvel Comics]] who published 13 issues from [[1978]] to [[1979]]. It is based on the [[Laff-A-Lympics (TV series)|television series of the

|released= [[February 3]]—[[October 20]], [[1979]] | [[February 3]], 1979

|released= [[September 22]], [[1979]]—[[January 5]], [[1980]] ...for [[NBC]], based on Al Capp's ''L'il Abner'' comic strip. It ran from [[1979]] to [[1980]], airing 16 episodes that spanned one season; the last five ep

|premiere= [[December 8]], [[1979]] ...episode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 8]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[October 20]], [[1979]] ...episode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 20]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[November 24]], [[1979]] ...pisode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 24]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[December 1]], [[1979]] ...episode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 1]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[November 10]], [[1979]] ...pisode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 10]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[December 15]], [[1979]] ...pisode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 15]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[December 22]], [[1979]] ...pisode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 22]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[December 29]], [[1979]] ...pisode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 29]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[November 3]], [[1979]] ...episode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 3]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[September 29]], [[1979]] ...isode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 29]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[October 6]], [[1979]] ...episode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 6]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[October 27]], [[1979]] ...episode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 27]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[October 13]], [[1979]] ...episode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 13]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[November 17]], [[1979]] ...pisode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 17]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

* ''[[The World's Greatest Superfriends]]'' ([[1979]]) * ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' (1979)

|released= [[November 18]], [[1979]] ...' is an American animated television movie. It aired on [[November 18]], [[1979]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Kimmer Ringwald]], produced by [[William

|premiere= [[September 22]], [[1979]] ...on two, and the fifteenth episode overall. It aired on [[September 22]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[September 15]], [[1979]] ...n two, and the fourteenth episode overall. It aired on [[September 15]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[September 29]], [[1979]] ...on two, and the sixteenth episode overall. It aired on [[September 29]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[November 3]], [[1979]] ...n two, and the twenty-first episode overall. It aired on [[November 3]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[December 1]], [[1979]] ...n two, and the twenty-fifth episode overall. It aired on [[December 1]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[November 24]], [[1979]] ...two, and the twenty-fourth episode overall. It aired on [[November 24]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[November 10]], [[1979]] ...two, and the twenty-second episode overall. It aired on [[November 10]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[November 17]], [[1979]] ...two, and the twenty-third episode overall. It aired on [[November 17]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[October 20]], [[1979]] ...son two, and the nineteenth episode overall. It aired on [[October 20]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[October 13]], [[1979]] ...son two, and the eighteenth episode overall. It aired on [[October 13]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[December 8]], [[1979]] ...the twenty-sixth and final episode overall. It aired on [[December 8]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[October 6]], [[1979]] ...son two, and the seventeenth episode overall. It aired on [[October 6]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|premiere= [[September 22]], [[1979]] ...isode of ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 22]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|released= [[April 19]], [[1979]] ...prime-time viewing which had a single airing by [[NBC]] on [[April 19]], [[1979]]. It was written by [[Gordon T. Dawson]], and directed by [[Paul Stanley]]

|released= [[December 18]], [[1979]] ...omics]]' ''[[Casper]] the Friendly Ghost''. It aired on [[December 18]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was written by [[Bob Ogle]], and directed by [[Carl Urbano

|premiere= [[October 27]], [[1979]] ...ason two, and the twentieth episode overall. It aired on [[October 27]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and

|released= [[October 30]], [[1979]] ...'' is an American animated TV special which premiered on [[October 30]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was written by [[Willie Gilbert]] and directed by [[Ray Pa

|hbyears= [[1979]] * ''[[C.H.O.M.P.S.]]'' ([[1979]])

|released= [[September 8]]—[[December 1]], [[1979]] ...na-Barbera]] for [[NBC]]'s Saturday morning programming block. It ran in [[1979]], airing 13 episodes that spanned one season. It is the second and final s

|hbyears= [[1972]]-[[1979]] * ''[[Casper and the Angels]]'' ([[1979]])

==1979== {{Main|1979}}

| [[January 23]], [[1979]] | [[February 27]], 1979

* ''[[Dinky Dog]]'' ([[1978]]-[[1979]]) * ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' (1979)

|hbyears= [[1979]], [[1986]]

|premiere= [[November 10]], [[1979]] ...[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 10]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1994]] * ''[[Scooby Goes Hollywood]]'' (1979)

===[[1979]]===

===[[1979]]===

|premiere= [[December 1]], [[1979]] ...[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 1]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

Bletcher died on [[January 5]], [[1979]] at the age of 84.

===[[1979]]===

...teen-issue comic book series published by [[Marvel Comics]] between 1978-[[1979|79]].

===[[1979]]===

|premiere= [[December 22]], [[1979]] ...[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 22]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

|hbyears= [[1969]], [[1979]]

|premiere= [[October 27]], [[1979]] ...[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 27]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

|premiere= [[December 29]], [[1979]] ...[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 29]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

|premiere= [[November 3]], [[1979]] ...[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 3]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Mark Evanier]], and voice directed by [[D

|premiere= [[November 24]], [[1979]] ...[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 24]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

===[[1979]]===

===[[1979]]===

|premiere= [[November 17]], [[1979]] ...[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 17]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

|premiere= [[November 10]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[November 10]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[December 8]], [[1979]] ...[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 8]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

|premiere= [[December 15]], [[1979]] ...[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[December 15]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

===[[1979]]===

|premiere= [[October 20]], [[1979]] ...[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 20]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

|premiere= [[October 6]], [[1979]] ...nt of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[October 6]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|released= [[September 9]], [[1978]]—[[December 8]], [[1979]] ...NBC]]'s Saturday morning children's programming. It ran from [[1978]] to [[1979]], airing 26 episodes that spanned two seasons. It is based on the ''Godzil

|hbyears= [[1973]]-[[1979]]

...968|68]])<br />[[Joe Baker]] ([[1979]])<br />[[Wayne Morton]] (as Benjy, [[1979]])

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1986]]

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|hbyears= [[1965]]-[[1979]] Cassidy died on [[January 16]], [[1979]] of complications from a heart surgery at the age of 46.

|premiere= [[November 10]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[November 10]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[September 29]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[September 29]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[February]], [[1979]] ...Issue 4''' is a comic published by [[Marvel Comics]] in [[February]] of [[1979]]. It was written by [[Mark Evanier]].

* ''[[The Popeye Valentine Special: Sweethearts at Sea]]'' ([[1979]])

|premiere= [[November 24]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[November 24]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[November 17]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[November 17]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[September 29]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[September 29]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|first= [[The New Shmoo|TNS]]: "[[The Amazing Captain Mentor]]" ([[1979]])

|only= ''[[Scooby Goes Hollywood]]'' ([[1979]])

|first= [[The New Shmoo|TNS]]: "[[The Amazing Captain Mentor]]" ([[1979]])

|premiere= [[October 13]], [[1979]] ...t of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[October 13]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[September 22]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[September 22]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|first= [[The New Shmoo|TNS]]: "[[The Amazing Captain Mentor]]" ([[1979]])

|premiere= [[October 6]], [[1979]] ...nt of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[October 6]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[November 17]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[November 17]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[September 15]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[September 15]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1993]]

===[[1979]]===

|premiere= [[September 15]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[September 15]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[2000]]

|premiere= [[September 8]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[September 8]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

* ''[[The New Fred and Barney Show]]'' ([[1979]]) * ''[[Casper and the Angels]]'' (1979)

|premiere= [[October 27]], [[1979]] ...t of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[October 27]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

===[[1979]]===

* On ''Battlestar Galactica'' (1979), Stich played Zara in two episodes.

* ''[[Casper and the Angels]]'' ([[1979]]) * ''[[Casper's Halloween Special]]'' (1979)

|premiere= [[November 24]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[November 24]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

...-Doo]]'': A comic series published by [[Marvel Comics]] between [[1977]]-[[1979|79]].

|premiere= [[November 3]], [[1979]] ...t of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[November 3]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[October 13]], [[1979]] ...t of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[October 13]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[September 8]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[September 8]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

...osco P. Coltrane]] in ''The Dukes of Hazzard'' TV series on [[CBS]] from [[1979]] to [[1985]] when it ended. He reprised the role in cartoon form when [[Ha

===[[1979]]===

|premiere= [[September 22]], [[1979]] ...of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[September 22]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

===[[1979]]===

|premiere= [[October 13]], [[1979]] ...[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 13]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

|premiere= [[November 3]], [[1979]] ...t of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[November 3]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[October 6]], [[1979]] ...'[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 6]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

* ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' ([[1979]]) * ''[[Scooby Goes Hollywood]]'' (1979)

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1994]]

|premiere= [[December 1]], [[1979]] ...t of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[December 1]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[October 27]], [[1979]] ...t of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[October 27]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1992]]

...ing [[Daisy Duke]] in ''The Dukes of Hazzard'' TV series on [[CBS]] from [[1979]] to [[1985]] when it ended. She reprised the role in cartoon form when [[H

|premiere= [[January 1]], [[1979]] ...aff-A-Lympics]]'' comic published by [[Marvel Comics]] on [[January 1]], [[1979]]. It was written by [[Mark Evanier]] and drawn by [[Roman Arambula]].

...Duke|Uncle Jesse]] in ''The Dukes of Hazzard'' TV series on [[CBS]] from [[1979]] to [[1985]] when it ended. He reprised the role in cartoon form when [[Ha

** ''[[Rickety Rocket (TV series)|Rickety Rocket]]'' ([[1979]]-[[1980]]) ** ''[[The Super Globetrotters]]'' (1979)

===[[1979]]===

|hbyears= [[1972]]-[[1979]]

* ''[[The World's Greatest Superfriends]]'' ([[1979]])

|premiere= [[October 20]], [[1979]] ...t of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[October 20]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|hbyears= [[1967]]-[[1979]]

|premiere= [[October 20]], [[1979]] ...red and Barney Meet the Thing|The Thing]]''. It aired on [[October 20]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|premiere= [[December 1]], [[1979]] ...t of ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]''. It aired on [[December 1]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]].

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1993]] * ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' ([[1979]])

* ''[[The World's Greatest Superfriends]]'' ([[1979]])

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1998]]

===[[1979]]===

* ''[[Rickety Rocket (TV series)|Rickety Rocket]]'' ([[1979]]-1980)

|premiere= [[September 29]], [[1979]] ...Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 29]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was voice directed by [[Don Jurwich]] and [[Alex Lovy]].

|first= [[The New Shmoo|TNS]]: "[[The Amazing Captain Mentor]]" ([[1979]])

===[[1979]]===

|premiere= [[March]] [[1979]] ...cs)|Laff-A-Lympics]]'' comic published by [[Marvel Comics]] in [[March]] [[1979]]. It was written by [[Mark Evanier]] and drawn by [[Scott Shaw]], [[Dan Sp

|premiere= [[February 1]], [[1979]] ...ff-A-Lympics]]'' comic published by [[Marvel Comics]] on [[February 1]], [[1979]]. It was written by [[Mark Evanier]] and drawn by [[Dan Spiegle]], [[Jack

* ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' ([[1979]]-[[1980]]) * ''[[C.H.O.M.P.S. (film)|C.H.O.M.P.S.]]'' (1979)

===[[1979]]===

* ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]'' ([[1979]]) * ''[[The New Fred and Barney Show]]'' (1979)

|first= [[The All-New Popeye Hour|ANPH]]: "[[Popeye the Carpenter]]" ([[1979]]) |actor= [[Jack Mercer]] (1979-[[1983|83]])<br />[[Maurice LaMarche]] ([[1987]])

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1999]]

* ''[[Casper and the Angels]]'' ([[1979]])

...ying [[Luke Duke]] in ''The Dukes of Hazzard'' TV series on [[CBS]] from [[1979]] to [[1985]] when it ended. He reprised the role in cartoon form when [[Ha

|first= [[The All-New Popeye Hour|ANPH]]: "[[Popeye the Carpenter]]" ([[1979]])

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1990]]

===[[1979]]===

|released= [[September 22]], [[1979]]—[[December 18]], [[1982]] ...(H-B) for [[ABC]]'s Saturday morning children's programming. It ran from [[1979]] to [[1982]], airing 43 episodes that spanned four seasons. It was the fou

...nscreen project, ''[[wikipedia:The Onion Field (film)|The Onion Field]]'' (1979).

...ntstones]]'': A comic series published by [[Marvel Comics]] between 1977-[[1979|79]].

|first= [[The All-New Popeye Hour|ANPH]]: "[[Popeye the Carpenter]]" ([[1979]])

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1993]] * ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' ([[1979]])

* ''[[Casper's Halloween Special]]'' ([[1979]])

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1993]]

...ying [[Boss Hogg]] in ''The Dukes of Hazzard'' TV series on [[CBS]] from [[1979]] to [[1985]] when it ended. He reprised the role in cartoon form when [[Ha

...ikipedia:Worzel Gummidge (TV series)|Worzel Gummidge]]'' on [[ITV]] from [[1979]] to [[1981]], and again on [[Channel 4]] when they revived it as ''[[wikip

|released= [[December 17]], [[1979]] ...produced by [[Hanna-Barbera Productions]]. It aired on [[December 17]], [[1979]] on [[NBC]]. It was written by [[Renee Longstreet|Renee]] and [[Harry Long

...ogi Bear]]'': A comic series published by [[Marvel Comics]] between 1977-[[1979|79]].

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1993]]

...laying [[Bo Duke]] in ''The Dukes of Hazzard'' TV series on [[CBS]] from [[1979]] to [[1985]] when it ended. He reprised the role in cartoon form when [[Ha

* ''[[The World's Greatest Superfriends]]'' ([[1979]])

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1999]]

* ''[[Dinky Dog]]'' (1978-1979) * ''[[The Popeye Sports Parade]]'' (1979)

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1999]]

|released= [[December 21]], [[1979]] ...d distributed by [[American International Pictures]] on [[December 21]], [[1979]]. It was written by [[Dick Robbins]], [[Duane Poole]], and [[Joseph Barber

* ''[[The Hanna-Barbera Hall of Fame: Yabba Dabba Doo II]]'' ([[1979]])

|actor= [[John Austin]] (1972, [[1979]], [[1992]]-[[1993|93]])<br />[[Lennie Weinrib]] ([[1973]])

|actor= [[Carolyn Jones]] (1972, [[1979]])<br />[[Janet Waldo]] ([[1973]])<br />[[Nancy Linari]] ([[1992]]-[[1993|9

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[2000]] * ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' (1979)

...nnel that is run by Viacom. Ever since it first launched on [[April 1]], [[1979]], the channel has aired various television series (mostly being original s

|hbyears= [[1979]], [[1984]]-[[1985]], [[1997]] * ''[[Legends of the Superheroes]]'' ([[1979]])

* ''[[Galaxy Goof-Ups]]'' (1978-[[1979]]) * ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]'' (1979)

|released= [[October 12]], [[1979]] ...ve-action/animated television special which premiered on [[October 12]], [[1979]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Len Janson]], and directed and produced b

* ''[[Fred and Barney Meet the Thing]]'' ([[1979]]) * ''[[The New Fred and Barney Show]]'' (1979)

* ''[[The World's Greatest Superfriends]]'' ([[1979]]) ** [[Joey Cassette]] ("[[The Neon Phantom of the Roller Disco!]]," 1979)

* ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' ([[1979]]-[[1982]])

* ''[[Clue Club Annual 1979]]''

* ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' ([[1979]]-[[1982]]) * ''[[The Flintstones Meet Rockula and Frankenstone]]'' (1979)

...ehorse]]'', and coloring book called ''[[Clue Club Saves the Day]]''. In [[1979]], [[Marvel Comics]] featured Clue Club in [[TV Stars/Issue 4|''TV Stars'' The UK company [[World Distributors]] published ''[[Clue Club Annual 1979]]'' in [[1978]].

* Only a few short years later in [[1979]], a part of the episode is [[:File:Chance watches Mumbly cartoon.jpg|watch

* ''[[Clue Club Annual 1979]]''

* ''[[Casper and the Angels]]'' ([[1979]]) * ''[[The Thing (segments)|The Thing]]'' (1979)

* ''[[Clue Club Annual 1979]]''

* ''[[Clue Club Annual 1979]]''

* ''[[Clue Club Annual 1979]]''

* ''[[Godzilla (TV series)|Godzilla]]'' (1978-[[1979]]) * ''[[Amigo and Friends]]'' (1979)

* ''Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle'' ([[1976]]-[[1979]])

* ''[[Clue Club Annual 1979]]''

* ''[[Clue Club Annual 1979]]''

* ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' (1979-1980)

|fmyears= [[1979]]-[[1982]]

* The episode title is a play on the [[1979]] film ''Escape from Alcatraz''.

|premiere= [[September 22]], [[1979]] ...Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 22]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Mark Evanier]], and voice directed by [[D

...son. It was an adaptation of the Spanish-language ''Cantinflas Show'' in [[1979]] starring [[Mario Moreno Reyes]], better known as Cantinflas, who played a

...ed in the live-action ''Mork & Mindy'' series during the first season in [[1979]]. He only appeared in ten episodes with his final appearance in "Mork Runs

[[Category:1979]]

* United Kingdom & [[Ireland]]: [[July 12]], [[1979]] at 10:45 am on [[ITV]]

...ries in [[1968]] and continued by Bayer when they acquired the former in [[1979]].

|released= [[December 23]], [[1979]] ...)|Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!]]'' TV series. It aired on [[December 23]], [[1979]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Dick Robbins]] and [[Duane Poole]], and d

...paraphrase of "In space no one can hear you scream," the tagline for the [[1979]] film ''Alien''.

* ''[[The Popeye Valentine Special: Sweethearts at Sea]]'' ([[1979]])

...'The Dukes of Hazzard'' TV series which also aired on CBS primetime from [[1979]] to [[1985]].

...rbera's rights to the character expiring after the series' conclusion in [[1979]], Godzilla made an unlicensed cameo in the [[1988]] film, ''[[Scooby-Doo a

...Thing (segments)|another cartoon]] based on a Marvel Comics property in [[1979]], again based on ''Fantastic Four'', although wildly different from the so

...cooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo|SD&SD]]: "[[The Night Ghoul of Wonderworld]]" ([[1979]])

...Lympics (Marvel Comics)/Issue 13|#13]], "No Laff-A-Lympics Game Today!" ([[1979]]).</ref>

* ''[[Casper and the Angels]]'' ([[1979]])

...based on the television series, which ran for 13 issues from [[1978]] to [[1979]]. ...ock of their own called ''[[Scooby-Doo/Captain Caveman Mystery Hour]]'' in 1979, but was canceled.

A standalone sequel, ''[[The Super Globetrotters]]'', aired in [[1979]], with a new set of superpowered Globetrotters. The Globetrotters and Hann

...unexpectedly, a sequel called ''[[The Gathering Part II]]'' followed in [[1979]].

|actor= [[Casey Kasem]] ([[1972]]-[[1985|85]])<br />[[Burt Ward]] ([[1979]])<br />[[Scott Menville]] ([[2019]], [[2022]])

...e gang and Alex go backstage and find the original set from the [[1964]]-[[1979]] incarnation of ''Jeopardy!''

...y-Doo (character)|Scooby-Doo]] in the ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' [[1979]] spin-off.

...rt]]. Previously, there were two incarnations aired between [[1964]] and [[1979]] on [[NBC]], hosted by Art Fleming. Trebek died of stage IV pancreatic can ...orated]] and Alex go backstage and find the original set used for the 1964-1979 incarnation of ''Jeopardy!''

* ''[[Godzilla (TV series)|Godzilla]]'' (1978-[[1979]]) * ''[[Legends of the Superheroes]]'' (1979)

...s mimicking what Luther said and did (but with ''three'' bottles) in the [[1979]] film ''The Warriors''.

|actor= [[Jean Vander Pyl]] (1963-[[1979]])<br />[[Sally Struthers]] ([[1971]]-[[1972]])<br />[[Mickey Stevens]] (19

|first= [[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo|SD&SD]]: "[[The Scarab Lives!]]" ([[1979]]) |actor= [[Lennie Weinrib]] (1979-[[1980]])<br />[[Don Messick]] (1980-[[1988|88]])<br />[[Scott Innes]] ([[2

** "scrappy79" is [[Scrappy-Doo]], who was added to the franchise in [[1979]] for the then new series, ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]''.

* ''[[Gulliver's Travels]]'' ([[1979]])

* ''[[Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo]]'' ([[1979]]) * ''[[Scooby Goes Hollywood]]'' (1979)

...'[[Buford and the Galloping Ghost]]'' ([[1978]]), ''[[The New Shmoo]]'' ([[1979]]), and the ''[[Pebbles, Dino, and Bamm-Bamm]]'' segments of ''[[The Flints ...the original ''Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!'' format were produced from 1976-1979. While most of the same voice actors returned, Velma was voiced by [[Pat St

* The episode is also a parody of the [[1979]] film ''Alien''.

...Lympics (Marvel Comics)/Issue 13|#13]], "No Laff-A-Lympics Game Today!" ([[1979]]).</ref>

* Only a few short years later in [[1979]], part of the episode, "[[The Great Hot Car Heist ]]" is [[:File:Chance wa

|actor= [[Olan Soule]] (1972-[[1983|83]])<br />[[Adam West]] ([[1979]], [[1984]]-[[1985|85]])<br />[[Maurice LaMarche]] ([[2004]])<br />[[Frank

...development since [[1976]]. They planned to be finished by [[December]] [[1979]], with a release in [[1980]].

* The [[1979]] television special ''[[Scooby Goes Hollywood]]'' similarly had the gang b

...003]])<br />[[Pat Stevens]] ([[1976]]-[[1979|79]])<br />[[Marla Frumkin]] (1979-[[1984|84]])<br />[[Robyn Moore]] ([[1981]])<br />[[Christina Lange]] ([[19

...[[Scooby-Doo (Marvel Comics)|Scooby-Doo]]'', [[Marvel Comics]] ([[1977]]-[[1979]])