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D.C.
Follies
Show Type: Sitcom
Syndication
only
Produced from 1987-1989
(72 episodes)
Released in
September, 1987

Regulars
Fred
Willard
The
Krofft Puppets

Voices
Louise
DuArt
John
Roarke
Maurice
LaMarche
Joe
Alaskey (1987-1988)

SYNOPSIS
D.C.
Follies was a bar located in Washington not far from the White House. Its
owner and bartender was Fred Willard, who was, in fact, the only live
regular on
the series - the patrons were virtually all puppets designed by Sid and Marty Krofft. They included
dummies of President and Mrs. Reagan; former Presidents Carter, Ford
and Nixon; other political personalities; assorted news types like Andy Rooney,
Dan Rather, and Ted Koppel; and celebrities such as Woody Allen, Jack Nicholson
and Oprah Winfrey. The humor tended to be on the satirical side, often taking
potshots at politicians and the political process. In
addition to the puppets, each episode brought a celebrity
guest into the bar, with Martin Mull, Robin Leach, Bob Uecker, and Betty White
appearing early on.

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