Sid Krofft, the co-creator of H.R. Pufnstuf and Land of the Lost, has died at age 96 in April 2026. His passing prompted tributes from friends and colleagues and news outlets widely covered his lifelong contributions to children’s television.[1][2][3]
Sid Krofft, the visionary puppeteer who, alongside his younger brother Marty, reshaped children's television with psychedelic sets, surreal characters, and unforgettable Saturday morning shows, has died at 96.Krofft passed away...
www.geo.tvSid Krofft, the beloved puppeteer behind 'H.R. Pufnstuf' and 'Land of the Lost,' is dead at 96 as tributes poured in. Learn the details of his life and death.
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www.legacy.comThe children's television producer was known for his work with his brother Marty, who died in 2023
www.independent.co.ukSid Krofft has died at age 96. The Canadian-born entertainment wizard teamed with his brother Marty to create 1960s cult favorites like children's TV show “H.R. Pufnstuf.” Krofft's death was announced on Instagram by his friend and business partner Kelly Killian. “H.R. Pufnstuf” aired for just 17 episodes in 1969 but became a long-lasting favorite in reruns. The Kroffts also produced shows like “Land of the Lost” and the Osmonds' variety show. They received a Daytime Emmy for lifetime...
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www.imdb.comPuppeteer and producer Sid Krofft, who was best known as one-half of the legendary Krofft Brothers, the creative force behind a wave of wildly imaginative children’s television in the 1960s and ’70s, has died at 96.
www.yardbarker.comFILE - Sid Krofft, right, and his brother Marty Krofft appear with the puppet "Collette," developed for "The Dean Martin Show," appear in Los Angeles on Aug. 27, 1968. (AP
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