Can it be?
  Is it real?
Are we finally going to see...
A Bugaloos' movie?
March 17, 2003:
A Bugaloos movie is still tentatively in the works.  Stay tuned!
November 22, 2000:
The Bugaloos' movie is being prepped at Universal with Danny DeVito's Jersey Films.
Thursday August 03 01:41 AM EDT
Jersey lets fly with 'Bugaloos'
By Zorianna Kit

LOS ANGELES (The Hollywood Reporter) --- Universal Pictures-based Jersey Films has
optioned the feature film rights to the "The Bugaloos," Sid and Marty Krofft's 1970-72
psychedelic Saturday morning series on NBC.

The live-action puppet production followed the antics of a group of teenage insects -- Joy,
Harmony, IQ and Courage -- who formed a rock group called the Bugaloos. Band members
spoke in English dialects and hung out with their firefly friend Sparky, who often got into
trouble with the group's nemesis Benita Bizarre, a tone-deaf witch living inside a jukebox.

Kerry Brown and Russell Scott have been hired to write the screenplay, which will be produced
by Jersey partners Danny DeVito, Michael Shamberg and Stacey Sher, along with Sid
and Marty Krofft.  Randy Pope, executive vp production for the Kroffts, will executive produce. 
Jersey production vp Kevin Hardesty and creative executive Adrienne Biddle will supervise
development of the project.

"We're fortunate that many of the people who grew up on our stuff now want to work with us,"
Marty Krofft told The Hollywood Reporter.  "Stacey Sher has more Krofft memorabilia on her
desk than I have in my house!"

<>Other Krofft TV projects in development around town for features include "H.R. Pufnstuf" and
"Land of the Lost," both at Sony Family Entertainment, and "Family Affair" at Warner Bros.