Jimmy and his new friends recover the flute by disguising themselves as firemen while having Googy Gopher dig a tunnel to Witchiepoo's castle and faking a fire.

So they hitch a ride in Orville’s beak but failed to take off and crashed into a rock due to the extra weight.

Jimmy feels sorry for having endangered the Living Island inhabitants and leaves with his flute without telling them in order to prevent further danger.

Witchiepoo returns to Pufnstuf's town disguised as a flower and shrinks all of the inhabitants before casting them into her castle dungeon as prisoners.

They all dress as white good fairy angels, raid the castle, scare off the Witches' Council and save Freddy and Pufnstuf.

En route, her minion Orson sees the good guys at the town, and she orders him to use her doomsday bomb on them but also says to take the wheel.

Pufnstuf, Sid and Marty Krofft announced in May 1969 their intentions to produce a feature film based on the series.

Sid Krofft cast his next-door neighbor, singer Cass Elliot, as Witchiepoo's frenemy and bitter rival Witch Hazel.

"[5] Raye's involvement in Pufnstuf led to her role as Benita Bizarre in the Kroffts' television show The Bugaloos.

A soundtrack album was released on LP, cassette and 8-track in 1970 (Capitol/EMI Records SW-542), featuring the songs and the score by Charles Fox.

While the pressing is by a legitimate European company, the source tape is an unauthorized bootleg, noticeable for several loops added to various tracks.