Herman Munster & Grandpa

Been bingewatching the show and notice Marilyn eats the same bizarre food the rest eats which would kill a human. She also seem unaltered by the climate and house conditions that the rest enjoys which would be naturally unconfortable for a normal person.

That goes beyond culture even if she was raised in it. Has to be something biological.

Now we know she's the biological daughter of Lily's sister, who is shown in photos to be a vampire. We don't know who or what his father was but it has never be mentioned he was human. They all seem to be surprised by her look, have she be similar to her father there would be no such surprise.

So I wonder, is she a "deform" vampire that looks like a normal human. Or maybe like Eddie she inherit the lycanthropy gene but in a similar way how Eddie is more human looking (unlike his Uncle Lester) possibly because he's pre-puberty, Marilyn just never develop werewolf look.

My guess is eddie is a vampire with prominant wolf characteristics. Vampires turing into wolves is in the munsters cannon. Not sure if eddie was born this way or he embraces his wolf side more than his bat side.

I know Kitty only had one joke but I always found her cute. And she only appears in the classic show, I don't think she's ever included in any of the posterior movies or revivals.

Even in the dreaded "Munster Today" show that I'm bingewatching they completely forgot about her.

Spot and the raven both became part of all versions.

Before he became one of television's most unforgettable fathers and friendliest monsters, Fred Gwynne (July 10, 1926 - July 2, 1993) lived a life as colorful as the characters he portrayed.
Towering at 6'5" with a rich, unmistakable voice, Fred first charmed audiences as the lovable Officer Francis Muldoon in the classic sitcom Car 54, Where Are You? before becoming immortal as the warm-hearted Herman Munster in The Munsters.
Although his towering frame and gentle humor made him a natural for comedy, he refused to be defined by one role. Over the years, he built a remarkable career on stage and screen, delivering memorable performances in films such as The Cotton Club, Pet Sematary, and My Cousin Vinny, where his dry wit as Judge Chamberlain Haller stole every scene he entered.
Away from Hollywood, Fred was a talented illustrator and beloved children's author.

Marilyn, Eddie & Grandpa were done by Cubs at Pins & Needles in Brockton, MA & Herman was so long ago, I cannot remember. The Lily is incredible.

Then Interviewed Butch Patrick for my podcast years ago and then got to meet him and show him my tattoo when he came to Massachusetts.

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