That is intresting! Of all shows on the tube, who would have though of this show first!
Maybe they allowed it because she was undead and he needed jumper cables - so nothing was going to happen...
The Munsters, following the birth of Eddie, were both uninterested in sex.At least that's the gossip in the 'hood.
No wonder he looked like a happy camper all the time and as a kid I used to noticed that her breasts were a little bit to perky for my taste. LOL
I was surprised about this. Who knew?
What about Ozzie and Harriet Nelson?Peter Tibbles
Contrary to popular belief, The Munsters were not the first couple on TV to share a bed. It was real-life couple Mary Kay Stearns and John Stearns on their show "Mary Kay and Johnny" (1947) in the late 1940s
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That is intresting! Of all shows on the tube, who would have though of this show first!
ReplyDeleteMaybe they allowed it because she was undead and he needed jumper cables - so nothing was going to happen...
ReplyDeleteThe Munsters, following the birth of Eddie, were both uninterested in sex.
ReplyDeleteAt least that's the gossip in the 'hood.
No wonder he looked like a happy camper all the time and as a kid I used to noticed that her breasts were a little bit to perky for my taste. LOL
ReplyDeleteI was surprised about this. Who knew?
ReplyDeleteWhat about Ozzie and Harriet Nelson?
ReplyDeletePeter Tibbles
Contrary to popular belief, The Munsters were not the first couple on TV to share a bed. It was real-life couple Mary Kay Stearns and John Stearns on their show "Mary Kay and Johnny" (1947) in the late 1940s
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