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** After ''The Monkees'', Dolenz was cast as Wally, the drummer of ''[[Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids]]'' -- who bore a passing resemblance to Dolenz. |
** After ''The Monkees'', Dolenz was cast as Wally, the drummer of ''[[Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids]]'' -- who bore a passing resemblance to Dolenz. |
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** Joey Forman guest starred in "Monkee Chow Mein" as The Dragonman, a parody of Forman's character Harry Hoo from ''[[Get Smart]]''. |
** Joey Forman guest starred in "Monkee Chow Mein" as The Dragonman, a parody of Forman's character Harry Hoo from ''[[Get Smart]]''. |
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* [[Channel Hop]]: The show originally ran on [[NBC]]. The Saturday morning reruns were broadcast on both [[CBS]] (1969-72) and [[ABC]] (1972-73). Then came syndication, the 1986 [[MTV]] run, [[Nickelodeon]]/[[Nick at Nite]] in the late 80's and 90's, more syndication, and as of 2010 Antenna T.V.... |
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* [[Harpo Does Something Funny]]: The group was not only allowed, but ''encouraged'' to improvise, and gaps were often left in the script to facilitate this, especially where Micky Dolenz was concerned. |
* [[Harpo Does Something Funny]]: The group was not only allowed, but ''encouraged'' to improvise, and gaps were often left in the script to facilitate this, especially where Micky Dolenz was concerned. |
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