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Here Come the Munsters (1995) (TV)
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31 October 1995 (USA)
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The Munsters come to America to search for Herman's brother-in-law Norman Hyde, only to find out that he has turned himself into Brent Jekyll...
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That First Family of Fright is back!
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Edward Herrmann | ... | Herman Munster | |
| Veronica Hamel | ... | Lily Munster | |
| Robert Morse | ... | Grandpa | |
| Christine Taylor | ... | Marilyn Hyde (Munster) | |
| Mathew Botuchis | ... | Eddie Munster | |
| Troy Evans | ... | Detective Warshowski | |
| Joel Brooks | ... | Larry Walker | |
| Sean O'Bryan | ... | Detective Cartwell | |
| Mary Woronov | ... | Mrs. Dimwitty | |
| Jeff Trachta | ... | Brent Jeckyll | |
| Max Grodénchik | ... | Norman Hyde | |
| Judy Gold | ... | Elsa Munster Hyde | |
| Amanda Bearse | ... | Mrs. Pearl | |
| Irwin Keyes | ... | One-eyed man | |
| Jim Fisher | ... | Villager |
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Revealing mistakes: In the race scene immediately following the jail break, blue paint marks can be seen on the pavement when the police cars and motorcycles swerve and skid marks can be seen on the roads - obviously from previous takes.
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Spoofs Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941)
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I have always been a mad fan of the Munsters. I loved the show when it was on prime time (CBS) from the first time I watched the show in 1964, right till the end when it was canceled in 1966.
I even sent a postcard to CBS in protest of the proposed cancellation. (At least I think I did. If I didn't, well, I wish I did. It's the thought that counts, right?)
When the Munsters hit the silver screen in 1966 with "Munster Go Home", I made it a point not to miss it when it came to a theater near me! I loved the movie!
In 1988, I saw "The Munsters Today". I hated it! The characters may had looked like the original Munsters. But the series was so dry, so bland and so un-funny that it was sheer torture to sit through it. I decided that there was only one "Herman" and only the one and only Fred Gwynne could tackle the role.
In 1995, with the memory of "The Munsters Today" still fresh on my mind, I was apprehensive about watching this TV-movie.
I was pleasantly surprised. It was really funny! The cast was good.
The scene with Herman's first (and last) day as a butler, was classic comedy at its best and alone, well worth the trouble in finding this movie! The surviving members of the original series, making a cameo appearance as "sympathetic customers who thought that Herman, as a waiter, was good", was the icing on the cake.
The cast of "Here Come the Munsters", not only succeeded in continuing where the original (1964-66) cast left off, but obviously won the seal of approval from the surviving cast members, whose cameo appearance was the icing on the cake.
Could you imagine Al Lewis & company making such an appearance on "The Munsters Today"? I can't. I rest my case!