Mulligan Stew Children's 1970's Educational Program

Mulligan Stew was a children's educational program that was sponsored by the 4-H Council and shown both in schools and on television.

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[kristinmil]

my aunt is the one with blonde hair and pig tails, she recently passed away. it is nice to be able to see her as a child.

[TELEVISIONARCHIVES]

Wow. This is the second cast member from the show that we have heard about. Can you tell me what her name was?

[bettles821]

hahahahahahaha my friends dad is mike the person in the white turtle neck shirt and the cap hahahaha that is funny...

[TELEVISIONARCHIVES]

Where is he living now?

[vgmc7650]

We used to see this in the Redford Union School District. My favorite film episode was "The Flim-Flam Man" about phony diets.

[redheadedgolem]

You know this clip is old, because the Washington Senators are in it.

[Buttrageous]

at 1:53, now there's a haircut you can set your watch to.

this show taught me the 4 food groups. loved this show.

[bonscott55]

I loved this show- btw I had a pack of cigarettes and a bottle of night train

[casestudyification]

I too saw this in the fourth grade, 1974! Thanks for posting. Wow, memories. I still remember some of the songs, like "Share a snack with a friend".

[MrMittendorf]

@TELEVISIONARCHIVES I would like to personally thank you for posting Mulligan Stew on YouTube. To be honest, I had been wondering if I hadn't actually dreamed up the show myself because no one else among my friends remembers the show at all. I had a terrible crush on Maggie (the blonde with pig-tails) and have often wondered who she was. I learned just now that she's passed on. Alas. Anyway, thank you for your posts! I'll be sure to share Mulligan Stew with my grandson who is now 9 years old.

[Thebigbadwoof]

Mulligan Stew is on EBAY

[raztheory]

I loved this show.I wish they could have kept the tradition going.

[Dulcimerist]

6:01 - Ted Williams!!!

[truthpooper]

Produced by V. "Buddy" Renfro, "five kids: Maggie (Sherry Wright), Mike (Steven Einbonder), Micki (Mion Hahm), Manny (Benjamin Sands), and Mulligan (Larry Friedman), plus one adult, Wilbur Dooright (played by Barry Michlin, who later had a minor career in movies and TV). The group went on nutritional adventures around the globe, although the series' filming usually stuck close to Lansing, Michigan (the opening sequence was filmed in MSU's football stadium.)