I was also wondering if we're seeing the complete makeup here. These are just informal pics and Herman looks pretty unfinished.
NBC and Bryan Fuller remaking The Munsters
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I was wondering the same thing. In an interview Jerry O'Connell said it "includes alot of cool special effects'. That could mean different types of things. Maybe digital alteration to the characters.
Maybe occasionally Herman has periods of looking more inhuman.
Maybe occasionally Herman has periods of looking more inhuman.
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Maybe his "parts" detach.
C'mon, this is a PG show...
Guessed it before I clicked the link.
One more reason why I hope this turns out good: Fuller plans to use several of the old Universal film monsters.
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/tvnews.php?id=92669
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/tvnews.php?id=92669
That is so cool! The Creature From the Black Lagoon is one of my favorite Universal Monsters and I loved his appearance on the original and would love to see him on the news show.
Neat idea.
The Metaluna monster from Silent Earth? 
Hopefully, Fuller was mumbling and that was transcribed badly, but shouldn't a genre reporter know better than that?
Hopefully, Fuller was mumbling and that was transcribed badly, but shouldn't a genre reporter know better than that?
Using Universal monsters is a smart way to ingratiate the show with the bosses. If the ratings are iffy - and on NBC, that's a definite possibility - that might save he show's ass down the line.
Will they be the actual Universal Monsters or reimagined versions?
Was Grandpa the actual Universal Dracula?
The Metaluna monster from Silent Earth?
Lol. I had the same thought.
But this is all looking and sound great.
They could be very different, even ironic reversals of the characters, and still satisfy the egos of the corporate bosses. Think Disney vs Once Upon a Time. Turning Frankenstein into Ward Cleaver is the same idea as what ABCs been up to.
They could be very different, even ironic reversals of the characters, and still satisfy the egos of the corporate bosses. Think Disney vs Once Upon a Time. Turning Frankenstein into Ward Cleaver is the same idea as what ABC's been up to.
