HOT DOG HOW TO THEY MAKE SPAGHETTI
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✎ Suggest a correction"Hot Dog" was a fast-paced, educational Saturday morning children's television series that aired on NBC from September 12, 1970, to September 4, 1971.
This reel starts with a fragment of an episode about why onions cause you to cry, and then has a complete episode showing spaghetti and pasta manufacturing at the Cafferata Ravioli Factory in San Francisco, California (now defunct).
Created by Frank Buxton and co-produced by Peanuts animator Lee Mendelson, "Hot Dog" was affectionately known as a "program about stuff". The concept was inspired by Buxton's travels visiting various factories and was designed to answer kids' questions about the mechanics behind everyday objects. The show used a creative mix of upbeat cinematography, live-action factory tours, and a groovy soundtrack provided by the American rock band The Youngbloods.
This reel starts with a fragment of an episode about why onions cause you to cry, and then has a complete episode showing spaghetti and pasta manufacturing at the Cafferata Ravioli Factory in San Francisco, California (now defunct).
Created by Frank Buxton and co-produced by Peanuts animator Lee Mendelson, "Hot Dog" was affectionately known as a "program about stuff". The concept was inspired by Buxton's travels visiting various factories and was designed to answer kids' questions about the mechanics behind everyday objects. The show used a creative mix of upbeat cinematography, live-action factory tours, and a groovy soundtrack provided by the American rock band The Youngbloods.
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