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Far-Out Space Nuts: Vanishing Alien Mystery

November 20, 1975July 3, 2016 theLogBook

Far-Out Space NutsThe 12th episode of Sid & Marty Krofft’s Far-Out Space Nuts airs on CBS, starring Bob Denver (Gillgan’s Island) and Chuck McCann (Herbie Rides Again).

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