History WesternAnimation / TheArchieShow

* AnAesop: At least one of the "Giant Jukebox hits" from Archie's Fun House:

* ArtisticLicenseMusic: Rock bands don't have conductors, whether they're sheep dogs or not.

** Green Aesop:

This Creator/{{Filmation}} series on Creator/{{CBS}} was based on the popular [[ArchieComics comic books,]] chronicling the comic misadventures of Archie Andrews and his friends in the town of Riverdale.

* ''Archie's Fun House'', which featured a Giant Jukebox and a live-action audience of children.

* ''The New Archie-Sabrina Hour'', which was a revival of sorts after years of reruns. Was later split into two separate shows before becoming recombined into a single syndicated version.

* ''The Archie Comedy Hour," which expanded the first show to an hour and introduced Sabrina, The Teenage Witch.

* FilmComic[=/=]RecursiveAdaptation: "Kids' Day" received this treatment in ''Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Double Digest'' Issue [[MilestoneCelebration #100]].

->''[[ThemeTuneRollCall Archie's here. Betty's here. Veronica, too. Reggie's here. And here comes Jughead, and Hot Dog too!]]''

* LaughTrack: Was the first-ever SaturdayMorning cartoon to utilize one; laugh tracks for Saturday Morning soon became standard practice afterwards till 1983.

* ''WesternAnimation/ArchiesWeirdMysteries'', which follows Archie and his friends encountering supernatural weirdness in Riverdale.

->''Archie's here. Betty's here. Veronica, too. Reggie's here. And here comes Jughead, and Hot Dog too!''

* LimitedWardrobe

* CanonImmigrant: The [[ArchieComics comic books]] incorporated the characters' band, "The Archies," into continuity, and it has remained ever since.

* RogerRabbitEffect: "Archie's Fun House" (see above).
* StockFootage: Especially during musical segments, which mix animation with a handful of stock film clips of an audience of kids clapping, laughing, bopping around in their seats, etc., none of which ever seem to be even remotely synced to the animation.

* ''Archie's Fun House'', which featured a Giant Jukebox and a live-action audience of children
* ''ArchiesTVFunnies'', which featured animated adaptations of newspaper comic strips such as ''ComicStrip/DickTracy''
* ''The U.S. of Archie'', in which [[IdenticalGrandson identical ancestors]] of Archie and his friends participated in American historical events
* ''WesternAnimation/ArchiesWeirdMysteries'', which follows Archie and his friends encountering supernatural weirdness in Riverdale

* ''ArchiesWeirdMysteries'', which follows Archie and his friends encountering supernatural weirdness in Riverdale

This {{Filmation}} series on CBS was based on the popular [[ArchieComics comic books,]] chronicling the comic misadventures of Archie Andrews and his friends in the town of Riverdale.

* ''SabrinaAndTheGroovieGoolies'', which centered on Riverdale's teenage witch, her two aunts and the denizens of Horrible Hall

* RogerRabbitEffect / StockFootage: "Archie's Fun House" fills both tropes. Especially during musical segments, which mix animation with a handful of stock film clips of an audience of kids clapping, laughing, bopping around in their seats, etc., none of which ever seem to be even remotely synced to the animation.

* RogerRabbitEffect: In "Archie's Fun House".
* StockFootage: Especially during musical segments, which mix animation with a handful of stock film clips of an audience of kids clapping, laughing, bopping around in their seats, etc., none of which ever seem to be even remotely synced to the animation.

* ''ArchiesTVFunnies'', which featured animated adaptations of newspaper comic strips such as ''DickTracy''