D.C. Follies (TV Series 1987–1989) - IMDb
D.C. Follies: With Fred Willard, The Krofft Puppets, Todd Mattox, John Roarke. Set in a Washington, D.C. bar, Fred Willard was the bartender, and the patrons were all Krofft puppets, including former U.S. Presidents Reagan, Carter, Ford, and Nixon, and news reporters Dan Rather and Ted Koppel.
D.C. Follies (TV Series 1987–1989) - Episode list - IMDb
Fred finally rescues him, but his moment of glory is over shadowed by Sean Penn and Madonna's reported breakup. Sam Donaldson fantasizes about creating the perfect presidential candidate and turns Fred into a monster. Rich Hall visits D.C. …
D.C. Follies (TV Series 1987–1989) - Episode list - IMDb
Back at D.C. Follies, George Bush and Robert Dole are fighting like children. In an effort to find another arena to settle their differences, they agree to go on Sam Donaldson's new show "Political Jeopardy."
D.C. Follies (TV Series 1987–1989) - Episode list - IMDb
While visiting D.C. Follies, Yackov Smirnoff makes amends with Gorbi and they perform a segment from the "Yaki and Miki Show." The ex-presidents reminisce "how it used to be" during a chauffeured trip by Fred to see Nixon accept an award.
"D.C. Follies" Pilot (TV Episode 1987) - IMDb
Pilot: With Fred Willard, Tom Poston, The Krofft Puppets, Todd Mattox. Don King helps The Pope with his victory tour; Woody Allen discusses love and death with Fred; the former U.S. Presidents play Trivial Pursuit.
"D.C. Follies" Reagan Parachutes Into D.C. Follies (TV Episode …
Reagan Parachutes Into D.C. Follies: Directed by Rick Locke. With Fred Willard, Martin Mull, The Krofft Puppets, Louise DuArt. Ronald Reagan parachutes into D.C. Follies to hear Woody Allen's paranoia about becoming a father.
"D.C. Follies" Freddy Krueger's Nightmare: Dan Quayle Elected
During Freddy Krueger's visit to D.C. Follies, he awakes from a nightmare in which Quayle almost became president. Freddy also has a heart to heart talk with Fred about Freddy's concern of being remembered as evil incarnate.
"D.C. Follies" National Rambo Association Allows Criminally Insane …
National Rambo Association Allows Criminally Insane to Possess Guns: With Fred Willard, The Krofft Puppets, Todd Mattox, John Roarke. Khomeni's scheme to kidnap Vice-President Quayle backfires when he finds himself begging the U.S. to take Dan back. Nixon's deep concern for the preservation of mankind causes him a headache when his warm hearted clone, Millhouse, …
D.C. Follies (TV Series 1987–1989) - IMDb
The show takes place in a bar in Washington D. C. which is owned by the late great Fred Willard who with the exception of a few guest stars is the only real human out of the cast of Krofft puppets.
"D.C. Follies" Super Bowl at the Follies (TV Episode 1988) - IMDb
Super Bowl at the Follies: Directed by Rick Locke. With Fred Willard, Dick Butkus, The Krofft Puppets, Louise DuArt. The Redskins vs. the Broncos in the Super Bowl.