Squiddly Diddly (segments)

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This article is about the segments. For the main title character, see Squiddly Diddly. For other uses, see Squiddly Diddly.
Squiddly Diddly
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Title card of the first episode.
Network NBC
Production company Hanna-Barbera
Original release October 2, 1965-October 15, 1966
Starring Paul Frees
John Stephenson
Producer(s) William Hanna
Joseph Barbera
Music composed by Ted Nichols
Writer(s) Tony Benedict
Dalton Sandifer
Director(s) William Hanna
Joseph Barbera

Squiddly Diddly is a series of animated segments as part of The Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel Show, produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions for NBC's Saturday morning children's programming debuting. It ran from 1965 to 1966, airing 26 episodes that spanned two seasons.

The entire series is available on DVD.

Production

Development

Music

The music was composed by Ted Nichols.

Episodes

Episode Number Original air date
"Way Out Squiddly" 1x01 October 2, 1965
"Show Biz Squid" 1x02 October 9, 1965
"The Canvas Back Squid" 1x03 October 16, 1965
"Nervous Service" 1x04 October 23, 1965
"Westward Ha!" 1x05 October 30, 1965
"Sea Grunt" 1x06 November 6, 1965
"Chief Cook and Bottle Washer" 1x07 November 13, 1965
"Squid on the Skids" 1x08 November 20, 1965
"Double Trouble" 1x09 November 27, 1965
"Squid Kid" 1x10 December 4, 1965
"Booty and the Beast" 1x11 December 11, 1965
"Clowning Around" 1x12 December 18, 1965
"Surprise Prize" 1x13 December 25, 1965
"Naughty Astronaut" 1x14 January 1, 1966
"The Ghost is Clear" 1x15 January 8, 1966
"Lucky Ducky" 1x16 January 15, 1966
"Foxy Seal" 1x17 January 22, 1966
"Squiddly Double Diddly" 1x18 January 29, 1966
"Hollywood Folly" 1x19 February 5, 1966
"One Black Knight" 1x20 February 12, 1966
"Yo Ho Ho" 2x01 September 10, 1966
"Phoney Fish" 2x02 September 17, 1966
"Gnatman" 2x03 September 24, 1966
"Robot Squid" 2x04 October 1, 1966
"Jewel Finger" 2x05 October 8, 1966
"Baby Squidder" 2x06 October 15, 1966

Release

Dates are in order of release:

Cast

In other languages

Language Name
Spanish Pulpo Manotas
Japanese タコのロクちゃん (Tako No Roku Chan)
French Squiddly la pieuvre
Brazilian Portuguese Lula Lelé
Dutch Inky de inktvis
Serbian Сима Сипа (Sima Sipa)
Arabic قرينط الشلواش (Qrīnaṭ il-šalwāš)

References