Rock-a-Bye Munster

L’episodio è andato in onda il 15 ott 1964
Not Rated
30min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

7,6/10

358

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Comedy Family Fantasy Horror

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaHerman believes that Lily's expecting a child.Herman believes that Lily's expecting a child.Herman believes that Lily's expecting a child.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

7,6/10

358

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Quiz
First appearance of the iconic family car, the "Munster Koach". Only one Koach was built and it was made from three 1926 Ford Model T chassis. The custom hearse body was handmade, as were the brass radiator and fenders. It had a blood red interior and black pearl painted exterior. The Munster Koach appeared in over 20 episodes throughout the series' two-year run.

Citazioni
Grandpa: [Herman is talking to Dr. Dudley who has misplaced his glaces and is unaware of Grandpa's presence] Eh, doctor, could you answer a question?
Dr. Edward Dudley: Well how do you like that, when I don't have my glasses on I hear double.
Herman Munster: Eh, no, no, this is Grandpa.
Dr. Edward Dudley: [slowly turns his head and tries to size up grandpa with his poor eyesight] Oh. Looks rather like a tall penguin, doesn't he?

Connessioni
References La jena: L'uomo di mezzanotte (1945)

Words don't do justice to how funny this episode was.

Absolutely hilarious episode. Paul Lynde nails the role of goofy Dr Dudley. Almost any role Paul Lynde does is comical. A treat to see Peter Robbins (voice of Charlie Brown). Sid Melton shocked seeing Lilly doesn't stop him from pouring on his crooked sales pitch. Funniest part is Herman spilling his coffee on Marilyn then continues when he thinks he's meeting his son the Frankenstein robotic walking toy. A comedically loaded classic epidode from beginning to end.

Absolutely hilarious episode. Paul Lynde nails the role of goofy Dr Dudley. Almost any role Paul Lynde does is comical. A treat to see Peter Robbins (voice of Charlie Brown). Sid Melton shocked seeing Lilly doesn't stop him from pouring on his crooked sales pitch. Funniest part is Herman spilling his coffee on Marilyn then continues when he thinks he's meeting his son the Frankenstein robotic walking toy. A comedically loaded classic epidode from beginning to end.