EPISODE GUIDE:
Season 1:
“Still the Munsters After All These Years” (N/A) – After
getting into Grandpa’s sleeping machine, a malfunction causes the Munsters to
sleep for 22 years and awaken in the 1980s.
“Vampire Pie” (10/8/88) – Herman decides to win a cooking
contest, but Grandpa discovers one of his ingredients causes something in
ordinary people.
“A Little Russian Dressing” (10/15/88) – Grandpa is awarded
3 wishes in a Transylvanian sweepstakes and ends up wasting 2 of them.
“Flyweight Champion of the World” (10/22/88) – Grandpa gives
Eddie a strongman formula to help him deal with videos, but it inflates his ego
as well as his muscles.
“Magna Cum Munsters” (10/29/88) – Herman goes back to school
so that Eddie will want to ask him questions when he needs help and ends up in
Eddie’s class.
“Designing Munsters” (11/5/88) – Lily enters the world of
fashion, leaving Herman and Grandpa to do all the housework.
“Farewell, Grandpa” (11/12/88) – Grandpa ends up in trouble
when its revealed he never got his Green Card when he came to America.
“Corporate Munsters” (11/19/88) – Herman’s stocks have led
to him getting a position in the company, but he must juggle his new job with
being a good dad.
“Herman the Astronaut” (11/26/88) – Grandpa and Lily aren’t
as thrilled as Herman is that he’s going to Venus as a civilian astronaut.
“Rock Fever” (12/3/88) – One of Marilyn’s favorite bands,
the Lizards, are turned into real lizards the day before their TV debut by one
of Grandpa’s inventions.
“Professor Grandpa” (12/10/88) – Grandpa takes a chemistry
class to improve his skills after his latest formula destroys his lab.
“Say Ah!” (12/17/88) – Herman takes a sick Eddie to the
doctor, but all the doctor can focus on is Herman’s appearance.
“A Hero Ain’t Nothin’ But a Cereal” (1/28/89) – Herman gets
a cereal endorsement deal when he becomes a hero, but wonders if he should do
it when he discovers the cereal isn’t any good.
“Computer Mating” (2/4/89) – Grandpa uses a computer dating
service and ends up with a lady who may be a black widow.
“McMunsters” (2/11/89) – The Munsters turn their house into
a bed and breakfast to bring in some extra money when times are tough at the
funeral parlor.
“One Flu Over the Munsters’ Nest” (2/18/89) – Marilyn runs
away when she’s forced to break a date to babysit Eddie for a sick Lily.
“Green Eyed Munsters” (2/25/89) – Herman gets jealous when
Lily spends all her time with her instructor preparing to enter the Mrs.
Transylvania contest.
“The Not So Great Escape” (3/4/89) – Grandpa wants to enter an
escape-artist competition, but Herman and Lily aren’t supportive of his hobby.
“Two Left Feet” (3/11/89) – The family of Marilyn’s crush
try to break them up after meeting the Munsters.
“Lights, Camera, Munsters” (4/29/89) – The Munsters debate
on what kind of film Marilyn should do for her project while Eddie’s teacher
dreads the need for a meeting with his parents.
“Neighborly Munstrers” (5/6/89) – The Munsters’ new
neighbors do everything they can to dig a pool into the Munsters’
property—except talk to them.
“Munster’s Hoopsters” (5/13/89) – Eddie takes up basketball
so that Herman can brag about him…unfortunately, he’s terrible at it.
“Don’t Cry Wolfman” (5/20/89) – Two burglars decide to
infiltrate the Munster family in order to get to the stolen loot they buried in
their house while they were in stasis.
“The Howling” (5/27/89) – Grandpa devises a solution to help
temper Eddie’s howl so that he can join the glee club.
“Eau de Munster” (6/3/89) – Herman tries to keep their house
from being torn down for a museum, but Grandpa accidentally douses him with a
love potion that makes the councilwoman in charge fall for Herman.
Season 2:
“Threehundredsomething” (10/7/89) – Lily attempts to put
some romance back into her marriage, but it just leads to a fight with Herman.
“There’s No Place Like Home” (10/14/89) – Herman and Lily
embrace modern living when storm damage forces them to move into an upscale
apartment complex.
“Raging Hormones” (10/21/89) – Eddie decides to adopt a new
look as he struggles with being a teenaged werewolf.
“Murder in Munsterland” (10/28/89) – Losing their invitation
causes the neighbors to believe a murder party at the Munsters’ is an actual
murder.
“The Trial” (11/4/89) – Herman ends up in court after saving
a choking man’s life.
“It’s A Wonderful Afterlife” (11/11/89) – Grandpa shows
Herman what life would have been like if he was never built.
“The Eyes Have It” (11/18/89) – Grandpa shows Eddie how to
use the “evil eye” to deal with a bully, but it working ends up causing Eddie’s
ego to go out of control.
“It’s a Sad, Sad World” (11/25/89) – Misfortune causes
Herman’s downer of a co-worker to move in with them.
“The Melting Pot” (12/2/89) – A bored Grandpa ends up
gambling with more than his soul when he plays with the Devil.
“Once in a Blue Moon” (12/9/89) – Grandpa’s favorite ex-wife
returns to make amends.
“Drac the Ripper” (12/16/89) – When murders occur during
Grandpa’s absences, Herman suspects he’s the culprit and reports him to the
police.
“Gateman and Son” (1/27/90) – Chaos ensues when Herman lets
his boss’ son stay with the family.
“Reunion” (2/3/90) – A wedding leads to a family
reunion—which includes Herman’s hated brother Frank.
“Pants on Fire” (2/10/90) – The family tells lie on top of
lie to get out of helping Lily clean the house.
“Munstergest” (2/17/90) – Grandpa’s device to get Eddie to
stop watching TV ends up zapping him into it and becoming part of the family of
his dreams.
“Never Say Die” (2/24/90) – A group of poodles attacks
Grandpa’s pet skeleton.
“It’s A Baby” (3/3/90) – Herman and Grandpa reminisce about
the day Eddie was born when they think Spot is pregnant.
“Tell ‘em Herman Sent You” (4/28/90) – A fight with his boss
leads to Herman deciding to open his own funeral parlor.
“Thicker Than Water” (5/5/90) – Grandpa threatens to rat out
a fellow vampire that writes a novel that goes against the vampire code.
“Misadventures in Time” (5/12/90) – Herman and Grandpa end
up in a future only inhabited by children.
“Will the Real Herman Munster Please Stand Up?” (5/19/90) –
Lily and Grandpa call on one of Dr. Frankenstein’s descendants to find out why
Herman’s been acting strangely.
“Deadlock” (5/26/90) – Herman must convince his fellow
jurors that his verdict is the right one when he and Grandpa get jury duty.
“Take This Job and Shovel It” (6/2/90) – Herman becomes a TV
addict when the gravediggers go on strike, and Grandpa ends up taking a job as
a shoe salesman.
“That’s Gratitude” (6/9/90) – The family must keep Herman
from being taken advantage of by a grieving widow.
Season 3:
“The Silver Bullet” (10/6/90) – Eddie goes up against his
kindergarten rival in a rock video competition.
“The Reel Munsters” (10/13/90) – The Munsters take the
director of a home-video show to court over his depiction of them as an abnormal
family.
“Wishing You Were Here” (10/20/90) – Grandpa gives Eddie a
magical shamrock for his birthday and he wishes for the love of a supermodel
with it.
“Three Munsters and a Baby” (10/27/90) – Herman, Grandpa and
Eddie end up babysitting while trying to watch a football game.
“It’s My Party and I’ll Die if I Want To” (11/3/90) – A
party to raise Grandpa’s spirits ends up going south when the guests overstay
their welcome.
“Makin’ Waves” (11/10/90) – A brush with death causes
Grandpa to try and change his ways with the help of a surfer dude angel.
“Just Another Pretty Face” (11/17/90) – Grandpa’s new
invention accidentally changes Herman into a “normal” human.
“Kiss Kiss” (11/24/90) – Grandpa whips up Marilyn’s perfect
boyfriend.
“Mind Reader” (12/1/90) – Eddie accidentally drinks a
mind-reading potion and decides to use his new abilities to his advantage.
“No More Mr. Nice Guy” (12/8/90) – Tired of being pushed
around, Herman decides to shed his nice guy image.
“A House Divided” (1/19/91) – The Munsters end up having to
share their house with its new owners after Herman’s promotion falls through.
“A Matter of Trust” (1/26/91) – Herman and Lily give Eddie a
credit card to show that they trust him, but he ends up bitten by the shopping
bug.
“Large” (2/2/91) – Grandpa’s experiment accidentally ages up
Herman’s boss’ son.
“Genie from Hell” (2/9/91) – Marilyn frees a genie and the
family competes to get his final wish.
“Lotsa Luck” (2/16/91) – Eddie gets good luck from Grandpa’s
magic coin, but the curse on it could destroy the neighborhood.
“If I Only Knew Now” (2/23/91) – Herman and Eddie go into
the music business when Eddie demonstrates the ability to predict a hit song.
“Beating of Your Heart” (3/2/91) – Eddie and Marilyn go into
the future to see if their guidance counselor’s grim predictions would come
true.
“Parenthood vs. Childhood” (3/9/91) – Herman and Lily trade
roles with Eddie and Marlyn to see how the other half lives.
“Das Trunk” (3/16/91) – The Munsters inherit a mysterious
trunk from their fun-loving aunt.
“A Camping We Will Go” (4/27/91) – Mother Earth convinces
Herman to go with the family on an environmentally conscious camping trip.
“Breaking the Chain” (5/4/91) – Herman ends up causing the
family bad luck when he throws away some chain letters.
“Diary of a Mad Munster Wife” (5/11/91) – Lily’s sorority
sister writes a book on unfulfilled homemakers that hits a little too close to
home for Lily.
“The Bet” (5/19/91) – An old vampire buddy of Grandpa’s
tries to help him make Herman commit a dishonest act.
“Family Night” (5/25/91) – Honesty may not be the best
policy when a counselor advises the family to be more honest with each other.
