Comedy Cult Classic

A raucous, risqué parody of classic TV sitcoms with a heavy dose of nudity and absurd humor.

HEY! THERE'S NAKED BODIES ON MY TV!

"What if your favorite T.V. show suddenly went nude?"

1979 · 1h 19m · NR · Comedy · IMDB TMDB

A GROOVE TUBE-styled skit comedy spoofing TV sitcoms of the 1970s in three segments: "Happy Daze," "Don't Come Back Kotler," and "Bernie Milner."

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What is Hey! There's Naked Bodies on My TV! about?

Hey! There's Naked Bodies on My TV! is a 1979 American comedy film directed by Mack Campbell that spoofs 1970s TV sitcoms in three skit segments with an emphasis on nudity and satire.

Programmer's Pick

If you ever wondered what would happen if your favorite 1970s sitcoms met an X-rated sketch show, Mack Campbell’s low-budget spoof delivers the answer—complete with mooning, laugh tracks, and more than a few naked surprises. The irreverence is as unbuttoned as the cast.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

Hey! There's Naked Bodies on My TV! delivers a cheeky send-up of 1970s television, offering a string of comedy sketches that lampoon beloved sitcom tropes. The film's centerpiece is 'Happy Daze,' where familiar archetypes like the Bonz, Rickie, Putzie, and Ralphie get a bawdy makeover as Rickie celebrates his 18th birthday under the Bonz's tutelage. With GROOVE TUBE-inspired skit structure, the movie also features segments like 'Don't Come Back Kotler' and 'Bernie Milner,' all infused with irreverent humor, overt sexuality, and a parade of nudity. Expect absurd scenarios, parody, and a laugh track poking fun at TV's wholesome veneer with a decidedly adult twist.

Details & Specs

Director: Mack Campbell
Writer: Mack Campbell
Release: 1979
Runtime: 1h 19m
Country: United States of America
Language: English
Genres: Comedy

Cast & Crew

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Director: Mack Campbell Writer: Mack Campbell

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Norman Fields

Mariwin Roberts LG Linda Gildersleeve

Tyler Reynolds

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Why Cult

Sitcom Parody Madness

The film lampoons popular 1970s TV sitcoms with skits like 'Happy Daze' and 'Don't Come Back Kotler,' putting familiar characters in absurd, raunchy situations.

Over-the-Top Nudity

Expect both male and female full frontal nudity woven into the comedy, pushing the boundaries of television satire.

Groove Tube Influence

Mimicking the GROOVE TUBE skit format, the film crafts its humor through rapid-fire segments, blending live action with animation for extra absurdity.

Absurd Adult Humor

From laugh tracks to a janitor and actors playing multiple roles, the comedy leans into spoof and satire with strong sexual content.