Only on two seasons, wow, I didnt realize that
What an impact!
shareIt's worth noting that there were a lot more episodes per season than today's typical network sitcom. At 70 total episodes, it's the equivalent of about three full seasons of a modern series.
shareAnd interestingly enough, both The Munsters and The Addams Family had just about the same number of episodes during each show's run. I think The Addams Family had about 1 or 2 episodes less than The Munsters had if I'm not mistaken(please let me know if I'm incorrect on this).
"Life IS pain highness. Anyone who says differently is selling something".
Also both series ran at the same time period from 1964 to 1966.
If either series had returned for a 3rd season it would have been in color instead of black and white because all networks went to color for all their shows starting fall of 1966.
Black and white suited both these series and I don't think it would have captured that spooky/old horror movie quality after a switch to color.
I don't know what they have to say. It makes no difference anyway. Whatever it is, I'm against it.
For the record, The Munsters had a total of 70 episodes during its original run; The Addams Family had 64.
shareI'm surprised its that close. Thought there were a lot more Munsters. Seems like everytime Addams Family came on it was one I'd already seen.
shareOkay thanks for the info. For some reason I didn't think it was quite that many more episodes that The Munsters had over The Addams Family. Maybe I simply didn't remember that it was in fact 70 and 64, as I know that I had read it before.
"Life IS pain highness. Anyone who says differently is selling something".