A behind-the-scenes look at television's Addams Family traces the Addams family tree from Aunt Anemia to Uncle Tic and includes cast interviews, never-before-published private photos, plot details for every episode, and more. Reprint.
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BE CAREFUL WHEN ORDERING THIS EDITION
Sep 10 2007
By JACK LOBO
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Stephen Cox wrote a fantastic book on The Addams family. In fact he did it twice. I urge you to contact the seller to ask for a description of the book's size and cover picture. I received a 6"x 4" handsized paperback that bears no resemblance to the 6"X 9" edition pictured above. The information in the book may be the same, but I also like something that looks good on the shelf when I'm not reading it. Not something that looks like the local thrift store sold for a quarter. I wish I could raise my rating to 4 stars. I ordered this book again through another seller. E-mails responded to promtly. The delivery was very quick and it is the 6"x9" edition I wanted. Arrived in good (NOT GREAT) but good condition. Thank you sbooks
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Unofficially "ooky"
May 2 2005
By Billie Rae Bates
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Stephen Cox has also researched and written about "The Beverly Hillbillies" and "The Munsters," so you've got to know he's a hard-core fan of classic -- and quirky? -- TV. Besides the basic behind-the-scenes stuff, Cox here offers a short chapter on each of the major stars of the show (with photos and filmography), along with an overview of the merchandise associated with the show, other tidbits like the love poetry of Gomez and Morticia, and a chapter containing a brief synopsis of each episode.
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The best of the sixties' unusual comedies.
May 14 2013
By Charles Kelly
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The Addams Family was and is one of the best comedy offerings on television. It was much better than the movies in that itmade references to several of the classics of literature and was approriately funnyin its references. It also raised a few questions for discussion, like "Why have children if you're going to just send them away?"
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