Lidsville

- Season 1

(1971)

Mark arrives in Lidsville and quickly winds up in Hoodoo's clutches.

Colonel Poom tries leads Mark and Weenie to the Golden Ladder out of Lidsville, but The Great Hoodoo has other plans for the good hats and their friends.

Weenie conjures up a magic carpet to take Mark out of Lidsville.

Weenie runs away from home, putting his friends in jeopardy by Hoodoo, who's determined to get his genie back from Mark.

After the good hat people are forced out of Lidsville, Mark disguises himself as a wizard and challenges Hoodoo to a duel.

Hoodoo uses his powers to get the evil Mr. Big elected as Mayor of Lidsville.

Hoodoo finds himself on the wrong end of the zap when Raunchy Rabbit acquires the magician's powers.

The citizens of Lidsville are in for double trouble when Hoodoo starts dating Witchipoo.

Hoodoo kidnaps Mark and Weenie, then attempts to escape on a beanstalk to the real world to extort ransom from Mark's parents.

Hoodoo transfers Weenie's magic powers into Mark and uses the boy to do his evil bidding.

Hoodoo kidnaps several of the good hat people to help prepare a party for the Imperial Wizard, but when the party is canceled, he decides to keep them as slaves. Meanwhile, Genie celebrates his 1600th birthday.

The bad hats plan to steal Hoodoo's Hatamarand to escape to the real world, but their scheme is botched and the Hatamarand winds up in Mark's grasp. Meanwhile, Weenie falls ill with the Ali Baba Virus.

While The Great Hoodoo is away, his well-meaning, twin brother Bruce comes to town and tries to makes things right with the residents of Lidsville.

When Hoodoo comes down with amnesia, the bad hats convince him that he's their British butler.

When the Great Hoodoo is told he can't perform in a charity show, he magically ages Mark, Weenie and the good hat people.

Hoodoo takes a cue from the Pied Piper and uses a magic flute to lure the good hat people into his Brainwash Machine.

Hoodoo's mother comes Lidsville with the notion that her son has turned to a life of good. Through a series a flashbacks, the townspeople try to convince her that Hoodoo's still as rotten as ever.