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Title: Title HoHo!HaHa!HeHe!HaHa! The Wallace and Ladmo Show 35 Years of Laughter by Richard Ruelas, Michael Sweeney, Carole M. Palmer, Jeanne A. Kuhman ISBN: 0-9642355-1-X Publisher: View Designs, Inc. Pub. Date: 31 October, 1994 Format: Hardcover List Price(USD): $24.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: incredible greatness and funny, too
Comment: I know I can speak for Alice Cooper, Steven Spielberg and everyone else who ever watched them that Wallace and Ladmo were the greatest! God bless those guys! This book is a must have!

Rating: 5
Summary: If you loved the show, buy the book!
Comment: If you grew up in Arizona like I did, and grew up watching the Wallace and Ladmo show after or before school...religiously as I did, you've got to get this book which chronicles the show wonderfully and really brings back very fond memories. KJ Chandler, AZ

Rating: 5
Summary: THE book for Wallace and Ladmo fans!
Comment: This is THE book about the longest-running show in TV history (and rightfully so.) All the profits from it go to charity. I bought it a few years ago. It includes a chapter (biography and photos) on each of the show's four decades; what happened after the show ended; song lyrics ("I watched the tube today, Wall-boy/Captain Super didn't make the grade..."); fan comments; and sections on some of the show's behind-the-scenes people, other performers like Dan Horn, and regular guests like Officer Harry, celebrity guests; and more.

The best thing about this book is all the photos. I loved the photos from the early years. I didn't start watching until the '70s, so those '50s and '60s photos are fascinating to me. I also liked the photos of their live shows (remember Legend City and the state fair?) and the photos of the set. Too many of them look a bit grainy or out-of-focus. It would've been nice to have more photos of Pat McMahon's hundreds of different characters. (That could've been a book in itself!) But since more/better photos probably don't exist, I can't fault the book for not including them. This book is as good as it could possibly be.

It will be of interest to anyone interested in TV history and/or Arizona history. I think it should be required reading for all the masses of people moving here. And if you're a Wallace and Ladmo fan, how can you live without it?

Damn, I miss these guys. Even Gerald. They make me proud to be an Arizona native. Here's to you, Ladmo!