Here's a special treat in honor of us celebrating our 10th Anniversary - a segment from Bozo's Circus featuring that Halloween favorite - the Hobgoblin March, in which all the kids that dressed up in their costumes that day get to parade in front of everyone.

Includes:

Frazier Thomas introducing the Hobgoblin March

The Hobgoblin March, featuring (from what I could make out) - various princesses, a red devil, what looks like The Cisco Kid (!), Casper the Friendly Ghost, various members of the rock group KISS, a neat looking green frog wearing what was likely a home-made costume, several Supermen, various cowboys and indians, Bugs Bunny, the Incredible Hulk, an angel, a witch, a pumpkinhead, gypsies (but no tramps or thieves as far as I could see), cheerleaders, Mickey Mouse, and clowns, not counting Bozo vamping it up with Wizzo at the end. (Cooky was absent from the Circus this day)

Bumper: Cooky - "We will return to Bozo's Circus following these announcements..."

Commercials: Ronald McDonald doll who comes with a whistle and a pocket grimace - from Hasbro

Commercial: Lite Brite - "Lite-Brite makin' things with light..."

Commercial: Mickey Mouse Super Draw by Ljn (featuring a jingle which is definitely referencing the "Tell me more, Tell me more..." part in the song Summer Nights from the movie Grease.

Body Buddies cereal from General Mills, in Brown Sugar & Honey and Natural Fruit flavor.

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