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* [[The Movie]]: Chiefly memorable for Cass Elliot's song, "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZPuISbBZSg Different]," and for her sitting in a bathtub filled with fruit.
* [[No Celebrities Were Harmed]]: Ludicrous Lion is a thinly veilled stand-in for W. C. Fields. Witchiepoo's guardian trees seem to be imitating Bela Lugosi, and other impersonations abound.
* [[Non
* [[The Other Darrin]]: While voiced by Lennie Weinrib in the TV series, in the movie Pufnstuf is voiced by Allen Melvin <ref> Technically, he's voiced a Krofft character before. He was the voice of Drooper, one of [[The Banana Splits]], which the Krofft Brothers created for [[Hanna
* [[Our Dragons Are Different]]: That's what Pufnstuf was supposed to be, believe it or not.
* [[The Owl
* [[Parental Bonus]]: With a twist: it's not so much a "bonus" as "the show is a whole lot more disturbing if you're an adult."
* [[Spin
* [[Stop Trick]]
* [[Surrounded By Idiots]]: Witchiepoo's bungling henchmen
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* [[This Is Your Premise On Drugs]]: It's just a question of which one, really.
* [[Those Wacky Nazis]]: Benita Bizarre (from The Bugaloos) [[Expy]] Boss Witch's (she's even played by [[Martha Raye|the same actress]]) rat henchman, Heinrich (actually Funky Rat, also from the The Bugaloos), who wears a Gestapo-type uniform
* [[What Do You Mean It Wasn't Made On Drugs?]]: Believe it or not, [[Urban Legend|it wasn't]], according to [[Word of God|Sid and Marty Krofft themselves]]. At one point they even ''fired'' a crew member for showing up stoned.
* [[Wicked Witch]]: Witchiepoo (who would take it as a compliment)
* [[Wig, Dress, Accent]]: Everyone at some point, but especially Witchiepoo and company as the singing groups "The Three Oranges" and "The Three Lemons".
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