| "The Other Bigfoot" | |
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| Series Bigfoot and Wildboy Season 2, Episode 9 | |
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| Air date | July 28th, 1979 |
| Writers | Donald R. Boyle |
| Director | Donald R. Boyle |
| Producers | Sid Krofft; Marty Krofft; Donald R. Boyle; Arthur E. McLaird |
| Starring | Ray Young; Joseph Butcher; Yvonne Regalado |
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"The Other Bigfoot" is the ninth episode of the live-action children's adventure series Bigfoot and Wildboy. It is the seventeenth episode of the franchise overall including the segments that aired as part of The Krofft Supershow package. The episode was written and directed by Donald R. Boyle. It first aired on ABC on Saturday morning on July 28th, 1979.
Plot[]
It's Bigfoot! Or is it?
A large furry creature stalks a farm owned by a man named Lucas, causing chickens to get in an uproar and scaring his hound dog. Lucas comes out to investigate the clamor and is shocked to see a sasquatch standing before him. The creature runs off into the night without causing any further trouble, but Lucas is not soon to forget this experience.
The next morning, Lucas gets a hold of the local sheriff. Rounding up his trusty hound dog, the two drive off to find the monster.
Hey, who dat? He look like me!
Cindy is driving down the road and spot what she thinks is Bigfoot. It turns out that this is another Sasquatch altogether. The creature attacks her and carries her off into the hills. Meanwhile, the real Bigfoot and his trusty companion Wildboy discover that Cindy is in trouble and race off to help.
Bigfoot eventually encounters the other sasquatch. The two show off a test of strength by hurling boulders and large tree trunks at one another. Bigfoot proves that he is the mightier of the two, and this is enough to cause the other sasquatch to back down. The rogue Bigfoot then lumbers off into the woods, never to be seen again.
Cindy speaks with Lucas and the sheriff. She convinces them that the threat is over and they have nothing to fear from any potential sasquatch sightings.
Cast[]
Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Ray Young | Bigfoot |
| Joseph Butcher | Wildboy |
| Yvonne Regalado | Cindy |
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Leonard Stone | Lucas |
| Larry Pennell | Police officer |
| Allan Wyatt, Jr. | The other Bigfoot |
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