The scary and silly goings-on at a mad scientist vampire's home/lab.
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Title: The Hilarious House of Frightenstein (1971– )
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Billy Van | ... | Bwanna Clyde Batty / ... 130 episodes, 1971 | |
| Guy Big | ... | Mini-Count 130 episodes, 1971 | |
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Mitch Markowitz | ... | Super Hippy / ... 130 episodes, 1971 |
| Joe Torbay | ... | Harvey C. Wallbanger / ... 130 episodes, 1971 | |
| Vincent Price | ... | The Narrator 130 episodes, 1971 | |
| Fishka Rais | ... | Igor 130 episodes, 1971 | |
| Julius Sumner Miller | ... | The Professor 130 episodes, 1971 | |
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The scary and silly goings-on at a mad scientist vampire's home/lab.
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slapstick comedy | horror host | cult favorite | dracula character | anthology |Parents Guide:
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Vincent Price's monologues were done over the course of a few days, and the producers were dissatisfied with them being insufficiently scary. Price complained there was nothing he could do with his lines being so badly written. As a result of the producers conceding the point, the writers had to pull all-nighters rewriting the material to suit Price's needs. See more »Goofs
In a cooking segment Grizelda tosses an orange into the cauldron and misses but there's still an accompanying splash sound as the orange bounces off the floor. See more »Quotes
The Mosquito: [Ne ne ne ne ne ne] You know I knew a mosquito who was so afraid of heights that he was afraid to land on a shag rug. Ha ha! Uh-oh! LUNCH TIME![Boing]
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The animal suppliers provide "some puppies & stuff". See more »Alternate Versions
Syndicated episodes broadcast in the United States contained a laugh track, which was never used in the Canadian broadcasts. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Holy boiled condor eggs, I was NUTS for this show as a kid in New Jersey! I always thought it was produced in NYC, not Canada ... but given the creativity of SCTV and other Canadian TV shows, I'm not so surprised. Billy Van was awesome as Count Frightenstein, but I really thought The Librarian was the best part of the show. Oddly enough, I don't remember Vincent Price being in this -- but I do remember the theme song! (To the tune of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic") "Glory, glory Transylvania / The werewolves and bats will always maim ya / The murky moors will likely claim ya --" ... OK, so I DON'T remember that last line! Anyone who does can e-mail me with it.