I thought everybody might like to play some games.


I was introduced to the family in an early episode. I am black in color. And I like to be oiled. Grandpa made me go very fast with one if his experiments. Sometimes Herman can lift me up all by himself.

What am I?

Is it the Munster Koach? :confused:

- Dracula.

Yep. Good job!

Try this one.

I am a relative of Herman. I am barbaric and can get very angry. I once crashed through a hotel wall, and ate a chair.

Who am I?

I also appeared on the TV series Batman, While my face was never seen on the Munsters, my name was seen on screen. Who am I?

Is it Johann Hermans look a like cousin.

Yes, good job!

I also appeared on the TV series Batman, While my face was never seen on the Munsters, my name was seen on screen. Who am I?

You got me AP, I have no idea.

It's non other than the Joker himself, Caesar Romero seen in "Lily Munster, Girl Model".
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I know it's a really trivial triva question, but that makes 3 Batman regulars to "appear" on the Munsters, Caesar Romero, Frank Gorshin, and Neil Hamilton. There are 20 other actors/actress' who also appeared on the Munsters/Batman...can you name them???? You don't have to, here they are in no particular order, Roger C. Carmel, Walter Burke, Vito Scotti, Mike Mazurki, Nicky Blair, Ray Montgomery, Eileen O'Neill, John Mitchum, Pitt Herbert, Norman Grabowski, Johnny Jacobs, Woodrow Parfrey, J. Edward McKinley, Dan Tobin, Bill Quinn, Howard Wendell, John Zaremba, Don 'Red' Barry, Robert Cornthwaite, William Phipps

Very good, AP! Even though the spelled Cesar wrong. They spelled it like Julius Caesar.

I thought you were talking about Vito Scotti. He was the voice on the radio in the Munsters episode, "If a Martian Answers, Hang Up."

On Batman he played, "Matey Dee," (one of Penguin's henchmen,) in "The Bird's Last Jest" and "The Penguin's Nest."

There are several actors who were on both shows.

Laugh-In announcer, Gary Owens was on the Munsters twice and was in 7 episodes of The Green Hornet. :D

My best,
Dirt
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Hi guys! Nice to see you both again.

Go over to Gilligan Fanatic's new thread entitled, "Rock versions of The Munsters Theme". We've got lots of great new things uploaded!

I also recently uploaded rare pictures of Fred Gwynne on the CBS special, "A Salute to Stan Laurel". Check it out! :D

Thanks! I already checked then out. They're really cool!

Been really busy of late. Typical for summer... :D

(Hi, AP!)

Dirt
MunsterKoach.com (http://www.MunsterKoach.com)

What is/was "The Joyful Woman"?

Ok how about an easy one. I only got one screen credit but my work can be seen in almost every Munsters episode. Who Am I?

You really got me, AP, I don't notice these things like you do. Does anyone have an idea?

I will have a guess and say - George Barris.

- Dracula!

Yes Dracula you hit the jugular vein! George Barris is correct, in end credits of "Hot Rod Herman"
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The other one is tough! You have to watch close. It was the name of the wine given out as the prize for the winner of the most original costume in "Munster Masquerade".
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No more like this one unless you like this kind of obscure trivia. I don't know this trivia either, I'm just picking out scenes watching the DVDs and limited of course to 1 season for now!

BTW, AP, Someone posted this on another website, Here is the direct quote.

Could anyone please help me find the munster episode that shows grandpa in his dungeon. He pushes a button and a painting rolls up and behind the painting is a television. I've been trying to find this episode for a year without any luck. I need your help please.


I replied by telling the poster that it has to be a cut scene from Season 2, but after watching my tapes, I myself could not find any such scene. Do you have any idea AP?

Boy have you guys got the edge on me - I don't have any of the DVDs yet, but I do remember that "Munster Masquerade" ep - it was a good one!

Here's a little trivia tidbit, All Season 1 closings of The Munsters show the house in the backround, but the house doesn't smoke. It's just a still backround.

Could it be Mel Blanc?

This was supposed to be an answer to the " Ok how about an easy one. I only got one screen credit but my work can be seen in almost every Munsters episode. Who Am I?" question, but somehow wound up done here in the thread. :confused:

New game:

I am green, but have yellow scales. I eat for a whole family. I once was scene in a sewer, and mistaken for a monster. I once helped stop a crook and his crownies from driving away down Mockingbird Lane. I am also very camera shy.

Who am I?

I am SPOT

That is correct.

Do I eat DOGGIES DIN-DIN? (note made by the PALEY'S PET (PRODUCTS?) so name after Munster's producer Irving Paley perhaps) ;)
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Do I eat DOGGIES DIN-DIN? (note made by the PALEY'S PET (PRODUCTS?) so name after Munster's producer Irving Paley perhaps) ;)


Yum yum yuck! ~ Tin Can Man

Yum yum yuck! ~ Tin Can Man

That screen cap is hilarious!! That can would last my two dogs 5 years!! :lol:

items have in common?
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Hi!

They were all presents to the family - from Charlie!

- Dracula!

Just in the first season (I don't know about the 2nd yet), who else, (not Herman/Grandpa/Lily) drove the Munsters car?

In both seasons, only Herman, Grandpa, and Lily, ever drove the Koach.

There is an episode in which another person drives the Koach, while not seen, it is implied that he does, any other guesses?

Oh, the father from Hot Rod Herman?

Whoops forgot about that one... Good Job Munsters#1
But I was thinking of another...who was he?

George Barris?

Maybe??...but no, an actual character!

Aw heck AP, I have no idea! :(

Is it sleeping Cutie where Herman throws the keys to Marilyn and the prince for there date.

lillysmansion is correct! Nice job....Herman throw the keys to Richard A. Prince aka Dick Prince at the end of the episode.