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Herman is mistaken for a dummy by a couple of fraternity boys, who cart him off to a sorority house.

Starring: Fred Gwynne, Yvonne De Carlo, Al Lewis, Butch Patrick
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Original Air Date: Apr 14, 1966

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The family at 1313 Mockingbird Lane is a little... different. Dad Herman looks like Frankenstein's monster; mom Lily and her dad, Grandpa, are vampires; and son Eddie is a werewolf. Poor Marilyn, their niece, is the odd one out -- she's just a normal girl. And the family doesn't like to call attention to her unfortunate looks.
Starring: Adele Claire, Al Checco, Al Lewis, Alex Gerry, Alma Murphy, Almira Sessions, Barry O'Hara, Bartlett Robinson, Barton MacLane, Bella Bruck, Benny Rubin, Berniece Dalton, Bert Freed, Beverley Owen, Bill Quinn, Billy Mumy, Bob Harvey, Bonnie Franklin, Brian Corcoran, Brian Nash, Bryan O'Byrne, Buck Kartalian, Buddy Lewis, Butch Patrick, Charles Bateman, Charles Lane, Charles Robinson, Charles Seel, Charlie Callas, Charlie Ruggles, Chet Stratton, Claire Carleton, Cliff Norton, Dan Tobin, Dave Katchum, Dave Willock, David Azar, David Macklin, Dayton Allen, Debbie Butler, Dennis Cross, Diana Frothingham, Dick Dodd, Dick Lane, Dick Wilson, Digby Wolfe, Dom DeLuise, Don "Red" Barry, Don Dillaway, Don Edmonds, Don Keefer, Doris Singleton, Dorothy Green, Douglas Evans, Duncan McLeod, Ed Reimers, Eddie Donno, Eddie Hanley, Eddie Marr, Eddie Ryder, Edward Mallory, Eileen O'Neill, Elliott Reid, Elroy Hirsch, Elsie Baker, Elvia Allman, Emmaline Henry, Fabian Dean, Felix Locher, Forrest Lewis, Foster Brooks, Francis DeSales, Frank Evans, Frank Gardner, Frank Gorshin, Frank Killmond, Frank Maxwell, Frank Wilcox, Fred Carson, Fred Gwynne, Gail Ganley, Gary Lane, Gary Owens, Gene Blakely, Gene Darfler, George Patrie, Harrison Lewis, Harvey Korman, Hedy Scott, Helen Kleeb, Henry Beckman, Henry Hunter, Herb Armstrong, Herbie Faye, Hoke Howell, Howard Wendell, Irwin Charone, J. Edward McKinley, Jack Coogan Jr., Jack Grinnage, Jack Perkins, Jackie Joseph, Jackie Minty, Jan Arvan, Jan Barthel, Jane Withers, Janet Dey, Janos Prohaska, Jefferson County, Jerome Cowan, Jesse Kirkpatrick, Jesse White, Jimmy Cross, Jimmy Joyce, Jimmy Stiles, Joan Staley, Joan Swift, Joe De Santis, Joe Quinn, Joey Scott, John Abbott, John Alvin, John Carradine, John Fiedler, John Hoyt, John Lawrence, John Mitchum, John Zaremba, Johnny Jacobs, Johnny Silver, Jon Silo, Joyce Jameson, Justin Smith, Kate Murtagh, Kelton Garwood, Ken Hunt, Ken Lynch, Ken Osmond, Kimberly Beck, Larry Blake, Larry Tamblyn, Lee Henry, Len Lesser, Lenore Kingston, Lenore Shanewise, Leo Durocher, Leonard P. Greer, Leonard Yorr, Leslie Connors, Linden Chiles, Lois Roberts, Louis Nye, Louise Glenn, Lurene Tuttle, Mabel Albertson, Marge Redmond, Marilynn Lovell, Mary Mitchel, Michael Blake, Michael Blodgett, Michael Ross, Michel Petit, Mike Barton, Mike Gordon, Mike Winkelman, Monica Rush, Monroe Arnold, Murray MacLeod, Ned Romero, Nina Roman, Nina Shipman, Noam Pitlik, Nolan Leary, Norman Grabowski, Nydia Westman, Olan Soule, Pat Harrington, Pat McCaffrie, Pat Priest, Pat Woodell, Paul Bradley, Paul Lynde, Paul Reed, Penny Kunard, Peter Dawson, Peter Robbins, Philip Ober, Ralph Smiley, Ray Montgomery, Rian Garrick, Richard Hale, Richard Jury, Richard Poston, Richard Reeves, Robert Cornthwaite, Robert Millar, Robert Morgan, Roger C. Carmel, Roger Perry, Ronnie Haran, Rory Stevens, Roy Darmour, Roy Roberts, Russ Conway, Sally Frei, Sally Morris, Sally Ross, Sammy Shore, Sandra Ferra, Saul Gorss, Sid Melton, Simon Scott, Sondra Matesky, Stuart Nisbet, Sue Winton, Susan Wedell, Than Wyenn, Tom Curtis, Tony Valentino, Tracy Butler, Val Avery, Vicki Draves, Vicki Fee, Vince Williams, Vinton Hayworth, Walter Brooke, Walter Burke, Walter Woolf King, Warren Parker, Wendy Cutler, Will J. White, William Fawcett, William O'Connell, William Phipps, Willis Bouchey, Willis Bouckey, Woodrow Parfrey, Yvonne De Carlo, Zalman King
Original Air Date: Sep 24, 1964
Genres: ComedyTV Series
Rating: TVG
Playback: HD
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