This is the last episode with Beverley Owen as Marilyn. She finally got her wish to leave the series as she was extremely unhappy and wanted to go back to New York to be with her fiance. I wish she had stayed on.
Other reviews have explained the plot, so I will just say that Harvey Korman is perfect in this. He has great timing and doesn't overplay here, and there is chemistry with his partner the reporter, whose constant passes at Marilyn are amusing --- no #MeToo movement back then!
This is the only original episode that was colorized on the DVD set. The backgrounds have too much of a sepia tone and they still can't perfect the process as some shades look too pastel. Much better to check out the 1966 feature film MUNSTER GO HOME to see what they looked like in real Sixties color.
Other reviews have explained the plot, so I will just say that Harvey Korman is perfect in this. He has great timing and doesn't overplay here, and there is chemistry with his partner the reporter, whose constant passes at Marilyn are amusing --- no #MeToo movement back then!
This is the only original episode that was colorized on the DVD set. The backgrounds have too much of a sepia tone and they still can't perfect the process as some shades look too pastel. Much better to check out the 1966 feature film MUNSTER GO HOME to see what they looked like in real Sixties color.