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Scott appeared in that movie “Dead Presidents”.Ĭarla – played by Gabrielle Bennet was the drummer and only female on the show. Kidd Video – He was played by Bryan Scott who was the lead guitarist and singer. So the actors featured in the first part of the intro would also be the ones to provide the voices and sing the actual songs, for the show. They would spend most episodes trying to either get themselves home or to help free other people that Master Blaster had enslaved. So Master Blaster is using them, of all bands, as his musical slaves and the eventually get rescued by a fairy/Tinkerbell sort of creature named Glitter. Then the animated “Master Blaster” character shows up and transports them to his home dimension called “The Flipside” – I’m wondering if this dimension exists alongside Dimension X somehow. Kidd Video is an actual guy, and he has a band that’s depicted by live-action characters featured in the first part of the intro. It’s kind of like a sitcom in that you don’t need to really worry about story arcs or continuity and each show exists as a standalone episode. This was a time when theme songs for shows and cartoons basically gave you the gist of what the whole show was about so you could jump into each episode fresh. So you just have to watch that intro/theme song to get the rundown of the premise of Kidd Video.

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Music videos on Saturday mornings? This is a full look back at Kidd Video. It’s been cool to look back on this seemingly throwaway show and see what really made it tick. A show like Kidd Video, however, only took a small chunk and then we moved on. Joe, Transformers, He-Man etc fully embedded themselves into our brains, so they weren’t going anywhere. It’s amazing how something can just disappear from your thoughts like Kidd Video did but if you look at the overwhelming amount of content that we were bombarded with in the 80s, it makes sense. I had fully embraced it at the time and it made a significant impact on me, but it’s something I had completely forgotten about until just recently hence writing this article. You know how there are certain things buried away in your memory that you definitely remember but just can’t recall? Kidd Video is one of those things for me. It aired on NBC from 1984 to 1985 before being picked up for syndication by CBS. It featured Kidd Video and his band that were transported to the “flipside” by the Master Blaster. Kidd Video was a live-action/cartoon series airing on Saturday mornings. What do you get when you take all the great things of the 80s music, music videos, cartoons, Saturday mornings, and put them all together? You’ve got Kidd Video

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