Frankenstein

:For the actual monster, see Frankenstein's monster.

Television adaptations

Universal produced a television sitcom from 1964 to 1966 for CBS entitled The Munsters with Fred Gwynne as Herman Munster, a Frankenstein's Monster-like character who was the patriarch of a family of kindly monsters including a Dracula-like grandfather (who may actually be Dracula), a vampire wife, and a werewolf son. The Munsters' home at 1313 Mockingbird Lane can still be seen on the Universal Studios' backlot tour at Universal Studios in Universal City, California.

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1964 - 1966 - CBS - The Munsters - Fred Gwynne - Herman Munster - Universal City - California

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In the fall of 2004, two separate adaptations of the Frankenstein story were broadcast on American television, one on the Hallmark Entertainment Network and another which could possibly lead to a television series on the USA Network.

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2004 - Hallmark Entertainment Network - USA Network

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• Hallmark Entertainment: Frankenstein. One of the more accurate adaptations of Shelly's original book to the screen.
• USA Network: Frankenstein

In the TV show Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Frankenstein's monster is a recurring character in the segment "Frankenstein Wastes A Minute of Our Time".

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Late Night with Conan O'Brien - Frankenstein Wastes A Minute of Our Time

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As played by Phil Hartman, The Monster was also a popular recurring comedic character on Saturday Night Live in the early 1990s, often delivering the line, "fire bad!"

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Phil Hartman - Saturday Night Live

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