Not sure why they all had such issues with their set ups. Even Bingo of the Banana Splits had his kit set up correctly. Looks like a MIJ kit. . .

And sometimes a WMP MIJ? staggered lugs (Star maybe?)

That looks like a Majestic (Star) kit.

Is that the key holder hanging from the floor tom? Sure looks like it to me!

That's the greatest photo I've ever seen! For me, it really encapsulates the joy of playing the drums.

It must be a TV thing. Eye Ball

Fellas, we're getting off topic here :D

I really want to know what kit Bobby Brady played on so I can go out and hunt one down.

Seriously, I really want one.

Another angle. I wish the picture were higher resolution. I can see a badge on the snare but I can't tell what it is.

Those drums are far too new to be from the original Banana Splits (1968 was it really that long ago?)....must be a picture from Banana Splits-Mania...an incredible simulation (even if the drums are wrong). Sure to be coming to an amusement park near you (Spinal Tap is their opening act).

I'm thinking the real Bingo may have been bangin' some Vox (Trixons). Just like that other famous drummer Buddy Rich was at around that time.

Meanwhile the Buguloos look to be getting down on some vintage BDP Leedys...that's true "TV-fake-drummer-in-a-silly-costume" class there.

As lame as ALL of these are, they (along with the cartoon Ringo) had a real influence on my desire to play the drums when the chance finally came (5th grade band 1970).

I think I can see that they're some kind of MIJ drums.

Here is a screen capture that best shows the Slingerland knock-off lugs and typical MIJ hardware.

Case closed! LoLoLoLo

Only six lugs on the bass too- a low end kit from whoever made it.

If you find one, it may be beat to death...