@@rynehall9990 I graduated in 1976 Lol I have been watching the Munsters in reruns since 👍👍 I really appreciate this type of T.V. Thanks for the post and please keep watching The Munsters ❤️❤️
@@lillianmunster4734 I graduated in the spirit of 76 also. We were the only class to obtain the red, white, and blue tassels. Those 70's days were awesome.👍.
My mom had a children's book that Fred wrote after his time on . She lost it in a move as a child; I found a copy of the book at a book sale four years ago and bought it for $0.50. I gave it to her for her birthday, and she burst into tears, asking me where I got it. I told her I'd found it at the book sale I was at and how much it cost and she was stunned. Come to find out, she'd written her name on the first page when she was a child, and what had made her cry was that when she opened the book, and looked at the first page, it was her signature staring back at her.
Considering the time period this was made, they really did a fantastic makeup job making Herman look like a normal human in this episode. No CGI or anything, practical effects are always the best, I say.
Guys, HERE is Our Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
What classic handsome looks Fred had. So interesting to see his acting mannerisms without all that makeup and padding on him. He was indeed a wonderful actor.
Very long facial structure. I can see why he was cast for the role. My grandma bought me the whole collection of this show since it was before my time. Still love it though. Very funny.
It was super funny the way he said that. And how he reacted when he saw the Dungeon. He had the greatest facial expressions. Look up the picture of Herman Munster smoking a cigarette. He must've been on break between scenes. It looks so anti-Herman. But really cool at the same time.
@@tmtmoormr To Babysitter s/ other people: Would you kiss Woof Woof goodnight? I'm not kissing Woof Woof! Then would you kiss me goodnight? ,,,,I'll kiss Woof Woof.
Yvonne DeCarlo was an A list world famous actress before she joined up with The Munsters. And she fit right in with the other actors and actresses and was a very large part of the success of the show.
. , Fred Gwynne was a truly great actor. Herman Munster was a superb character. A fully formed character with flaws, decency, silliness, gravitas, sensitivity. It was much more than mugging for the camera. It’s a singular creation.
@Marty McFly II Gwynne survived typecasting by using his best asset--his voice. He did a lot of voiceover work for commercials, and worked up a variety of dialects and accents to land more varied roles. I remember he played Davey Crockett at the Alamo with a Kentucky twang.
@@lilyemmalindsay9025 And just think, Fred had to get made up as Herman on a daily basis while the show was on the air; couldn't have been too fun for him. Lou Ferrigno had to get in and out of makeup twice a day while The Incredible Hulk was on the air, plus the post Hulk movies. Most nights it'd be way late before he got out of makeup, go to the gym to work out, and head home to crash for a few hours before reporting back to the studio to get made up for a day's shooting.
I remembered this episode from after school reruns in the ’70’s. I came to TH-cam looking for the clip today after thinking about the judge on My Cousin Vinnie
@@keshiaanders6452 Which both breaks the "Pretty girls are snob's!" and "Blue coller jerks are innocent!" artistic tropes of the time. This show took serious chances! ^_^
I'm proud to say that I have the entire series. All two seasons! But, I love "The Munsters". They were my favorite TV family, and the ones I wanted to live with! Yvonne De carlo was so beautiful, it didn't matter how much makeup they put on her, she was still beautiful! And, Herman was THE BEST DAD EVER!
Ah this is a great episode. I really enjoy seeing Herman laugh and go all giddy from messing around with Grandpa’s machine. Also Lily crying at the end :(
This show was so freaking funny !!! When they use veteran actors it really shows in the quality !!! Fred and Yvonne were amazing as were the rest of the cast
The Munsters was a lovely family from the old country. This was and still is one of my favorite series. May Grandpa, Lilly, Herman, and Marilyn all rest in peace in a graveyard back in the old country. 😁
This episode really shows how much expression Fred Gwynne could provide, without the burden of all that makeup. If he didn't have that, Herman Munster would not have been nearly as much fun to watch. He really made the character something special.
One of my all time favorite episodes. So fun watching the actor 'do' Herman, without makeup and prosthetics to hide all the rubber-faced goofiness. The creation of that character was one of the all time genius TV achievements.
Fred Gwynne was so handsome. I'm glad the audience could see how he looked without the makeup, Mr Gwynne did appear in another show called "Car 54 Where are You? and several movies so fans knew what he looked like without the makeup. This is a great episode. Excellent acting by cast as usual. I enjoy watching "The Munsters" so much. Classic comedy with top notch writing.
Fred G. was SO expressive with facial expressions and his voice. I do not think ANYONE could have measured up to him or his characters ability.....he was one a of a kind!!!!!!
I used to love this show! My great grandmother was born in Salem Massachusetts on Halloween and she grew up and married a guy named John Munster… His father’s real name was Herman. This is my favorite show ever❤️
Fred wasn't bad looking as himself, just kind of goofy. The Munsters always think good looking people are ugly and bizarre, such as regarding Marilyn.This episode is so funny. I saw this when new.
Fred said this was his favourite episode, because he didn't have to wear that costume. It just shows how truly great if an actor he was.. so affable and loveable.. may he rest in peace
Great character Herman Munster, Sadly this character ruined Fred's Acting Career Because as soon as you heard his voice or facial expressions everyone type cast this man as that SIlly Frankenstein cartoon character , it took Fred year to shake it, he was such a great actor and artist who wrote many children's books, I met Fred son in Philadelphia while his son Evan was going to art school, He had his dad sign some Fan Photos for me, so generous. The Munsters will I think be in RE-runs for 100 years it is timeless and entertaining with out filth.
The 50's 60's and 70's had the best shows there have ever been. I can't believe the brainless garbage that they pass off as good tv these days. I'm 23 btw, i just grew up on these, thank god lol
Am 29, my dad was born in the 50s so I grew up watching his favorite shows and movies, the munsters, carry on, Norman wisdom, laurel and hardy, john Wayne, 3 stooges, on the buses, even old musicals, along with 80s and 90s, even enjoyed history channel with him, I miss him he passed last year. Don't even ask me about movies and tv shows and music of today because I have no clue, I'm and old soul, love the oldies the old films, tv shows and old music,
Seeing Fred Gwynne (as Herman) without his makeup on is like seeing Lou Ferrigno without his Hulk makeup on, although he did appear in an episode of The Incredible Hulk as both the Hulk and Carl Molino, a restaurant worker who enters a bodybuilding contest.
This episode was a good idea. If the rest of the Munsters got hit by lightning, they would look like normal people & maybe Marilyn would look like a monster.
I remember seeing Fred Gwynne back in the 70s when I worked in McDonald's on 72nd street in New York. There he was sitting down having a cup of coffee by himself. I said "Wow! That's Herman Munster! He was actually handsome in real life. 😊💕
This show is the best and I love this episode idea. I'm sure Fred loved this idea because he didn't have to wear all the make up and stuff he usually does.
My father met Fred Gwynne and Al Lewis in Arizona at my uncles restaurant during a visit some 40 or so years back. He said they were two of the nicest guys ever, and he gave them autographed pictures. I wanted those pictures, but my brother snatched them when my father passed away in 2010. What a treasure trove!
Really? I can’t say about Gwynn, but a late friend of mine did have an unpleasant encounter with Al Lewis. I never know what to make of these stories, though. Sometimes famous people have bad days that happen to be one person’s only personal experience.
All these actors were brilliant the series was brilliant...😊🤣though Fred was wearing not makeup his Herman's expressions were spot on. How much I miss them!!
I still watch the Munsters back to back several times a week. Funny how these shows from the 60's bring me back to my childhood in the 80's when the Munsters were always on late mornings if I was home from school. Great show👍
I watch a couple of episodes of the Munsters when I was a kid and I loved it. Can't get enough of Herman's laugh he cracks me up with that laugh of his.
The acting is really great I remember the guy playing Herman munster as a cop in Car 54 where are you , and his voice and body language are so different that you really see how different he acts.
Fred Gwynne was absolutely amazing. His portrayal of Herman without the makeup shows just how much a good actor can do with pure skill. ❤
I agree 💯👍
The only time I ever saw this was in high school in the 70s
@@rynehall9990 I graduated in 1976 Lol I have been watching the Munsters in reruns since 👍👍 I really appreciate this type of T.V. Thanks for the post and please keep watching The Munsters ❤️❤️
@@lillianmunster4734 I graduated in the spirit of 76 also. We were the only class to obtain the red, white, and blue tassels. Those 70's days were awesome.👍.
@@roberthuot7887 The Bicentennial Year My school had those tassels too. Thanks for posting Cool!!👍😁
My mom had a children's book that Fred wrote after his time on . She lost it in a move as a child; I found a copy of the book at a book sale four years ago and bought it for $0.50. I gave it to her for her birthday, and she burst into tears, asking me where I got it. I told her I'd found it at the book sale I was at and how much it cost and she was stunned. Come to find out, she'd written her name on the first page when she was a child, and what had made her cry was that when she opened the book, and looked at the first page, it was her signature staring back at her.
Coincidence? Or something greater than that?
Great Laurie....now we are ALL crying! ;)
I'd cry too and that's hard for a man
😱 now THAT'S a reunion!
@@mariocisneros911 yep!
I loved Fred as the judge in the movie “My Cousin Vinny”, hilarious! 😂🤣
Excuse me - did you say utes ?
@@KenWesaw-up5wf 🤣🤣
Considering the time period this was made, they really did a fantastic makeup job making Herman look like a normal human in this episode. No CGI or anything, practical effects are always the best, I say.
The makeup artist truly is a genius
@@goldprime118 yes she won an Emmy.
Yep... real movie magic
😄🤣 to be honest THEY DIDN'T DO ANYTHING because IS THE REAL ACTOR WITHOUT THE HERMAN MAKEUP 😂
@@macho-69 that’s when you should realize the sarcasm
Without the makeup you get to see what a great actor he was. His facial contortions were amazing. A human cartoon character.
A pre-Jim Carrey.
@@realar and funnier
Wasn't he in pet cemetery as well?
He was handsome
Guys, HERE is Our Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
The expressions on Fred’s face made me fall in love with him as a kid. He was a gentle giant. Love this show still at 60yrs old!
I'm also sixty fond memories of black and white tv land
Same
Hi
I’m 49 but I used to watch The Munsters every afternoon after school. I loved it!
He seemed like a good parent too.
It's very cool to see him do Herman's animated expressions and movements without all the makeup. I love this!
Me, too‼️
You'd have thought her being a vampire she wouldn't have minded that much...,.. I love this show so much
Agreed!!
@@churchvstheworld5815 Me tooooooo 👍😃
This episode really shines a light on how accepting they are of their hideously disfigured cousin Marilyn
Marilyn wasn't hideous, she was beautiful.
@@harperstacey9604 they mean in the show, she would be disfigured for them because they think they look normal.
@Bob I get the joke. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
A long time ago, I read the idea of Marilyn was the show's producer felt that Marilyn Monroe was a normal girl surrounded by monsters in Hollywood.
@@unclefuggly7149 The irony !
What a great actor. He really makes you believe that the emotions are real.
he is a great actor he also did a great job in My Cousin Vinny
Fred Gwynne was an excellent actor. And, had a beautiful singing voice, and an amazing painter as well.
Saw him in a play when I was a kid (Our Town) and there was not a trace of Herman. If it wasn't for this episode I wouldn't have recognized him.
That was the best laugh on the Munsters.
You don’t get out much, do you ?
Even as a kid I was stunned by how handsome Fred Gwynne was without the makeup. The three leads in this series are incomparable.
He played Francis Muldoon in Car 54 Where Are You
The Michael Aquino look alike is amazing!
Met and served Mr.Gwynne back in the 80's working at a hotel.
He was a gentleman and very respectful of people.
Class act
Wow 😱 That's cool AF
Not arrogant or selfish? That makes me feel better
Is he really that tall ?
If anyone has never seen My Cousin Vinny, you've got to watch it. Fred Gwynne's deadpan performance as the judge is comic genius.
was that Herman Munster ? that laugh of his is funny
Fred Gwynne was such a good actor. Gone too soon at 66.
He was great in the movie, my cousin vinny.
Utes. What is utes?
Hi, how are you feeling today?
I remember when he was the announcer for Hyundai back in the early 90's..
@@harperstacey9604 Funny in that movie he was meant to be from Alabama but turns out in real life he was from the same place as Vinny
What classic handsome looks Fred had. So interesting to see his acting mannerisms without all that makeup and padding on him. He was indeed a wonderful actor.
Check him out in the show Car 54 Where Are You? He was as great in that as he was in this.
He loved doing theater.
Lilly was too. She's very beautiful in real life.
@@waldosordo5743 One of the most beautiful actresses in Hollywood. I never understood why she wasn't a bigger star.
Very long facial structure. I can see why he was cast for the role. My grandma bought me the whole collection of this show since it was before my time. Still love it though. Very funny.
The chemistry between fred gwynne and al lewis is priceless
They worked together on a previous sitcom called, car 54, where are you?
I Agree 👍💯
"As the head of the household, it is my duty to find out what my sneaky old father-in-law is up to." 😆
😂😂
Hi, how are you?
It was super funny the way he said that. And how he reacted when he saw the Dungeon. He had the greatest facial expressions. Look up the picture of Herman Munster smoking a cigarette. He must've been on break between scenes. It looks so anti-Herman. But really cool at the same time.
Other than a smaller body I don't see a difference.
POSITIVELY
NO ADMITTANCE
HERMAN THIS MEANS YOU!
One of the best shows to ever be on American television.
Al Lewis as grandpa had the quintessential mad scientist laugh. It was the greatest.
And a Bronx accent.
@@FreshRose-z3s a vampire smoking a ceegar.
I was hoping you said that!
A funny foul mouthed Jewish dude
He had an Italian restaurant in Greenwich Village called "Grandpa's". He used to hang out there and was a neighborhood fixture. ❤️
The entire cast was fantastic!
The entire cast made the show a success.
Awesome 👍
Anyone notice how Eddie covered Woof Woof's eyes when they all saw Herman?
@LisaK71000 A Werewolf Doll 😆
I was just going to comment on that!
😂🤣
I'd forgotten what a good actor the boy was.
@@tmtmoormr To Babysitter s/ other people: Would you kiss Woof Woof goodnight? I'm not kissing Woof Woof! Then would you kiss me goodnight? ,,,,I'll kiss Woof Woof.
he had a career renaissance with "My Cousin Vinnie". his daughter said he was shocked by the enthusiastic reaction to his character.
"The two yoots."
@@lincbond442 as long as I live, I will NEVER forget that line. ROTFL
For me, Fred's role as the judge overshadows his role as Herman.
I always go to Pet Cemetery first. Guess it's the uniqueness of that story. 😄👍
@@lincbond442 Two hwat??
Yvonne DeCarlo was an A list world famous actress before she joined up with The Munsters. And she fit right in with the other actors and actresses and was a very large part of the success of the show.
Yvonne was beautiful, that's why they had to cast an ugly chick to play Marilyn, so she wouldn't outshine Yvonne.
@@JENDALL714 But Marilyn wasn't ugly. That's the joke. The normal pretty girl is the ugly family member. But both actresses were pretty cute.
Did you know that she was the oldest cast member on that show she was a year older than Al Lewis
Munsters is a comedy
. ,
Fred Gwynne was a truly great actor. Herman Munster was a superb character. A fully formed character with flaws, decency, silliness, gravitas, sensitivity. It was much more than mugging for the camera. It’s a singular creation.
The one episode Fred liked doing the most because he didn’t have to be in makeup for most of it! 😁
That's what I thought too
I agree. Those kids who didn’t see Car 54 had to be surprised to see what Herman really looked like....
@@lilyemmalindsay9025 He also played the drunk uncle in THE BOY WHO COULD FLY.
2021 rules forever Fred is Frankenstein s twin brother 👍.
Oh look the judge from my cousin vinny guess starred lmao 😂
I just love Herman's laugh
Based on how hot his costume was I bet Fred liked filming this episode
it indeed was his favorite episode to film.
I believe Fred had the most to his costume more than the rest of the cast
@Marty McFly II Gwynne survived typecasting by using his best asset--his voice. He did a lot of voiceover work for commercials, and worked up a variety of dialects and accents to land more varied roles. I remember he played Davey Crockett at the Alamo with a Kentucky twang.
@@lilyemmalindsay9025 And just think, Fred had to get made up as Herman on a daily basis while the show was on the air; couldn't have been too fun for him. Lou Ferrigno had to get in and out of makeup twice a day while The Incredible Hulk was on the air, plus the post Hulk movies. Most nights it'd be way late before he got out of makeup, go to the gym to work out, and head home to crash for a few hours before reporting back to the studio to get made up for a day's shooting.
Word
I can't believe I don't remember this one. 50 years later I get to be a kid again watching a new episode of The Munsters.
Same! I don’t recall seeing this one either! When I looked at the thumbnail photo for the video, I thought it was a behind the scenes clip.
We have COZI TV and they play the Munsters everyday. I record it, come home at night after work and relax and laugh.
I remembered this episode from after school reruns in the ’70’s. I came to TH-cam looking for the clip today after thinking about the judge on My Cousin Vinnie
Haha I love Herman.
He’s just a big goofy kid, especially when he laughs at grandpa’s machines
To be honest, Herman Munster actually looks really handsome when he's human.
That's the joke.
The same with Marylin, she considered to be "unfortunately ugly" to her family, but to humans she's pretty.
@@keshiaanders6452 Marilyn is the first to be horrified, and the most horrified when he reveals his face, which is even funnier x'D
@@keshiaanders6452 Which both breaks the "Pretty girls are snob's!" and "Blue coller jerks are innocent!" artistic tropes of the time. This show took serious chances! ^_^
I can suspend belief to a degree, but how can they look at him like a disfigured monster if he basically looks like everyone else now?🤔
@@MrThermostatic Wooooooooosh
I loved watching reruns of this show as a child! Fred Gwynn was a great actor!
Love his handsome face!! It’s amazing how a bolt of lightning transformed his face from a monster to a human. 😂
Maybe I should get a bolt of lightning
I'm proud to say that I have the entire series. All two seasons! But, I love "The Munsters". They were my favorite TV family, and the ones I wanted to live with!
Yvonne De carlo was so beautiful, it didn't matter how much makeup they put on her, she was still beautiful!
And, Herman was THE BEST DAD EVER!
Ah this is a great episode. I really enjoy seeing Herman laugh and go all giddy from messing around with Grandpa’s machine.
Also Lily crying at the end :(
Fred Gwynne's facial expressions were incredible,!
Fred was an amazing actor, awesomely funny series a real classic.
Fred Gwynne acted in many episodes of radio mystery theater in the mid seventies.
I used to watch Car 54 Where Are You?...So, Seeing Fred like this, reminds me of that show too.
Al Lewis was also on that series.
I've only heard of the show but I thought it was cool when Herman shouted "Car 54, Where are you?" in the "Munsters, Go Home!" movie.
Car 54 is an incredibly underrated series from the 60s. Only lasted two seasons like the Munsters but it was fantastic.
"Ooh, ooh ooh!" 👮♂️
"I don't know what I'm doin', but I'm sure havin' fun!"
Famous last words.
Its so cool to see how Fred's face moves without the makeup lol
This show was so freaking funny !!! When they use veteran actors it really shows in the quality !!! Fred and Yvonne were amazing as were the rest of the cast
He's actually a handsome guy!
Oh Yeah!!
And he makes a helluva southern Alabama judge.
@@OhioGirl-bu2kv No. I told my mom my older sister looked just like Fred Gwynne and my mom got angry and said Gwynne was really ugly!
@@hoosier3060 “2 yutes”
@@lasvegasutah2588 Because your mom is the ONLY authority and the ONLY opinion.......got it.
Aww I love Herman’s laugh!! 😆
Classic
Ahhh, The Wonderful 60s. NO Reality SHOWS !!
Back when you actually had to have talent
Instead, there were Variety Shows.
Cinema verite was the origins of reality T.V. and it started in 1961 so...
And pre MTV
Back in the 60s, this was hated for the elder generation as a reallity show
The Munsters was a lovely family from the old country. This was and still is one of my favorite series. May Grandpa, Lilly, Herman, and Marilyn all rest in peace in a graveyard back in the old country. 😁
Well, never thought I'd be unsettled by seeing Herman look human. 😆
My son and I use to watch this together when he was little. He's 38 now💙👨
your own little eddie munster❤😂
This episode really shows how much expression Fred Gwynne could provide, without the burden of all that makeup. If he didn't have that, Herman Munster would not have been nearly as much fun to watch. He really made the character something special.
Herman's laugh is so loveable.
This is without a doubt the best episode of the series!!!!!!
One of my all time favorite episodes. So fun watching the actor 'do' Herman, without makeup and prosthetics to hide all the rubber-faced goofiness. The creation of that character was one of the all time genius TV achievements.
Fred Gwynne was so handsome. I'm glad the audience could see how he looked without the makeup, Mr Gwynne did appear in another show called "Car 54 Where are You? and several movies so fans knew what he looked like without the makeup. This is a great episode. Excellent acting by cast as usual. I enjoy watching "The Munsters" so much. Classic comedy with top notch writing.
Hey, how are you?
Fred G. was SO expressive with facial expressions and his voice. I do not think ANYONE could have measured up to him or his characters ability.....he was one a of a kind!!!!!!
I used to love this show! My great grandmother was born in Salem Massachusetts on Halloween and she grew up and married a guy named John Munster… His father’s real name was Herman. This is my favorite show ever❤️
Loved this as a child, and still do at age 63 now.
Me too
I have never seen this episode at all.
Titled "Not just another pretty face."
I've seen this episode before it's a good one
Good, clean, old time sitcoms. Sure miss those days.
Lot of censorship back then
Agree.
I love this show. Classic shows always better to me than the shows they put out these days
I find the detail of Eddie shielding his toy's eyes adorable
Eddie covering woof woofs eyes❤🤭
😂🤣😂🤣
U r gorgeous Heidi
@@tonyacosta4574 bruh lmao
Fred Gwynne once said that this was actually his favorite episode that he ever filmed. I can't imagine why.
One of the most perfectly casted show in history.
cast not "casted" :)
This was the best episode of the series.
This was a fun show to watch as a kid.
The expressions of Herman without the makeup just genius of Fred doing the expressions for sure!
Love the Munster brings back so many happy memories when I was a kid
I grew up watching the Munsters, saw every episode. This has to be one of the top 3 episodes of all time.
Why was the munsters cancelled? It was a very funny show. Many people watched it.
Fred wasn't bad looking as himself, just kind of goofy. The Munsters always think good looking people are ugly and bizarre, such as regarding Marilyn.This episode is so funny. I saw this when new.
Fred was very handsome and funny!!
He had such a nice deep voice too!
Definitely was goofy
Fred looks charming looking.
Me, too‼️
I love this episode. It's one of my favorites.😂
I can't remember ever seeing this episode when I was a kid. What a treat. Wish they had the rest of it.
They do.
The pet cemetery guy when he was young. Never realized.
Just realized
Yep. He was the old guy gage slashed the ankles of when gage was hiding under the bed. I cringe at that scene.
Fred said this was his favourite episode, because he didn't have to wear that costume. It just shows how truly great if an actor he was.. so affable and loveable.. may he rest in peace
Love this when I was a kid,and still enjoying today as an adult.Classic TV
Great character Herman Munster, Sadly this character ruined Fred's Acting Career Because as soon as you heard his voice or facial expressions everyone type cast this man as that SIlly Frankenstein cartoon character , it took Fred year to shake it, he was such a great actor and artist who wrote many children's books, I met Fred son in Philadelphia while his son Evan was going to art school, He had his dad sign some Fan Photos for me, so generous. The Munsters will I think be in RE-runs for 100 years it is timeless and entertaining with out filth.
He rocked in my cousin Vinny.
@@lechatbotte. He sure did!👏
@@lechatbotte. Don't forget 'Pet Sematary'!
"My Cousin Vinny" was a big Hit thanks to him. A new generation grew to love his work.
👑He really was awesome
as the Judge.👑
Fred Gwynne was in the 80's movie Pet Cemetery.
The 50's 60's and 70's had the best shows there have ever been. I can't believe the brainless garbage that they pass off as good tv these days. I'm 23 btw, i just grew up on these, thank god lol
I find myself watching ME tv and H&I more...
My son is 26 and feels the same way. I grew up on those 50s-70s shows, too. Good on your parents for sharing with you what good television really was!
Ah you must have TV Land then! Good Channel! Newhart...3 Stooges...Bewitched...I dream of Jeanie! The List goes on and on. ^_^
Lol I’m 22 and I grew up watching these kind of shows but I also like the Three Stooges and Abbott & Costello show 😂🤷🏽♀️🤣
Am 29, my dad was born in the 50s so I grew up watching his favorite shows and movies, the munsters, carry on, Norman wisdom, laurel and hardy, john Wayne, 3 stooges, on the buses, even old musicals, along with 80s and 90s, even enjoyed history channel with him, I miss him he passed last year. Don't even ask me about movies and tv shows and music of today because I have no clue, I'm and old soul, love the oldies the old films, tv shows and old music,
Seeing Fred Gwynne (as Herman) without his makeup on is like seeing Lou Ferrigno without his Hulk makeup on, although he did appear in an episode of The Incredible Hulk as both the Hulk and Carl Molino, a restaurant worker who enters a bodybuilding contest.
That was my favorite episode of the Incredible Hulk and this too from the Munsters. To see them both without the make-up.
This episode was a good idea. If the rest of the Munsters got hit by lightning, they would look like normal people & maybe Marilyn would look like a monster.
Loud Ferrigno was in The King Of Queens for a couple of seasons as their next door neighbor
@@lilyemmalindsay9025 I can just see it now-Marilyn gets hit by a bolt of lightning and gets turned into a lady vampire, same as Lily.
@@kevinmiller6324 wonder how that would look
Fred Gwynne was very handsome. 🥰 And you have to appreciate the show tackling very real emotions underneath the silly premise. 👍
This episode is so unique, I bet there is no other episode like this ☝️
The addams family are just like them.
I remember seeing Fred Gwynne back in the 70s when I worked in McDonald's on 72nd street in New York. There he was sitting down having a cup of coffee by himself. I said "Wow! That's Herman Munster! He was actually handsome in real life. 😊💕
Man does this bring back my childhood, I can remember sitting in front of the TV in the mid-60s watching this show all the time.
I never saw this episode. I tell ought I saw them off all. Thanks for posting this.
This was Fred's favorite episode since his make-up weighed over 50 pounds and we sweated buckets and drank gallons of lemonade.
What's this we stuff, Kimosabe?
Man I loved this show, and this was one of my favorite episodes. Such amazing actors.
it was too funny when Ed covered the eyes of his werewolf doll! great show.
This show is the best and I love this episode idea. I'm sure Fred loved this idea because he didn't have to wear all the make up and stuff he usually does.
Herman looks like his previous character, Francis Muldoon.
Shows you what a skilled actor he is! He's drinking water and is more convincing than a lot of the acting now
My father met Fred Gwynne and Al Lewis in Arizona at my uncles restaurant during a visit some 40 or so years back. He said they were two of the nicest guys ever, and he gave them autographed pictures. I wanted those pictures, but my brother snatched them when my father passed away in 2010. What a treasure trove!
Really? I can’t say about Gwynn, but a late friend of mine did have an unpleasant encounter with Al Lewis. I never know what to make of these stories, though. Sometimes famous people have bad days that happen to be one person’s only personal experience.
All these actors were brilliant the series was brilliant...😊🤣though Fred was wearing not makeup his Herman's expressions were spot on. How much I miss them!!
Holy smokes he looks good without all that makeup on.veey handsome.
I still watch the Munsters back to back several times a week. Funny how these shows from the 60's bring me back to my childhood in the 80's when the Munsters were always on late mornings if I was home from school. Great show👍
I love it I hope they show the second part
I have all 3 seasons! So good.
@@lindaberry7206 It only lasted two believe it or not.
What a great episode. I’m glad they did this concept.
Fred was a handsome dude without all the makeup and padding. And so tall! I love tall men.
Fred Gwynne was 6'5.
The best episode, Fred was so handsome
I absolutely loved this program!!
Herman was very handsome, he had beautiful eyes ❤
Im sure Fred was relieved not to have the makeup and padding on
Other actors who do shows in alot of prosthetics say they feel exposed when they have to work without
Omg what a great actor he was!! Love it I wish I could watch that show lively!!
Absolutely fantastic 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I watch a couple of episodes of the Munsters when I was a kid and I loved it. Can't get enough of Herman's laugh he cracks me up with that laugh of his.
This episode was great. I'm sure it was a relief for Fred Gwynne as well.
The acting is really great I remember the guy playing Herman munster as a cop in Car 54 where are you , and his voice and body language are so different that you really see how different he acts.