Classic TV
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I saw that on some news show. A family spent a boatload of money designing their house to look like the Munster's house.
The report also showed they had a reproduction of the Munster's hearse hot-rod built as their family car.
My favorite Twilight Zone episode. A guy who loves to read ends up the last person on earth. He's at the ruins of a library and realizes now he has nothing but time read all he wants, then accidentally crushes his reading glasses :/
I saw that on some news show. A family spent a boatload of money designing their house to look like the Munster's house.
I see the original every once in awhile. Every time I go to Universal Studios I look out for it. Unfortunately it's part of the tram ride through the park so there's no stopping and checking it out. I'm always tempted to venture out on my own and check it out, like Arnold and Sam did on Diffrent Strokes
I'll raise ya;how bout the one about the mean old rich woman who lived in a penthouse.She was blind and had an operation done to restore her vision and the moment she removed her bandages from her face the town went into a blackout.She flipped out thinking that the operation was a waste when she was actually stumbling around in the dark......and she ended up falling over the railing of her balcony.
That was Burgess Meredith aka The Penguin in the 60's Batman series and Micky in the Rocky Movies.
To you it's classic TV. To me, it's what I grew up on. 12 channel dial with only 3 working channels. Foil wrapped around the aerial to improve reception. And, turning on the console TV 10 minutes before the show so it has a chance to warm up.
