It's Halloween, and Ben gets a call to visit his sick Uncle.
Now, at the time this went out, I didn't like this episode, I always found it too silly, and considering it was the penultimate episode of the show itself, a real disappointment. However, years on, my opinion has shifted a little bit, not as bad as I remember, but not a classic.
It's short on laughs, high on silliness, it's not one I'd want to sit through too frequently.
Windsor Davies does a decent job, with his horrendous character, best of all has to be Rona, who looks quite sensational as Morticia Adams.
Barbara Horne is back as social worker Mary, she was previously in episode, Perfect Day, she's a bit more at ease here, a little more human.
Watchable, but not bad, 6/10.
Now, at the time this went out, I didn't like this episode, I always found it too silly, and considering it was the penultimate episode of the show itself, a real disappointment. However, years on, my opinion has shifted a little bit, not as bad as I remember, but not a classic.
It's short on laughs, high on silliness, it's not one I'd want to sit through too frequently.
Windsor Davies does a decent job, with his horrendous character, best of all has to be Rona, who looks quite sensational as Morticia Adams.
Barbara Horne is back as social worker Mary, she was previously in episode, Perfect Day, she's a bit more at ease here, a little more human.
Watchable, but not bad, 6/10.
