The Munsters season 2 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In "Herman's Musical Adventure," Herman Munster accidentally becomes a singing sensation when his voice is recorded on a tape and played on the radio. His family, unaware it's Herman, criticizes the song. When fame goes to his head, Grandpa concocts a plan to bring him back to reality, resulting in Herman losing his singing voice. Ultimately, Herman chooses family over fame, realizing the importance of staying grounded and true to his roots.
Full Episode S02E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What experiment is Grandpa working on in this episode?
Grandpa is working on an instant weather machine.
Why is Eddie Munster up late at night?
Eddie is playing with a tape recorder he borrowed from a friend.
How does Herman Munster's singing end up on the radio?
Herman's singing is accidentally recorded on a tape recorder, which gets played on the radio by a DJ.
What is the family's initial reaction to Herman's song on the radio?
The family criticizes the song heavily, not knowing it's Herman's voice.
How does Herman reveal that he is the singer of the song on the radio?
Herman admits to his family that he is the mystery singer after they criticize the song.
What is the public's reaction to Herman's song?
Herman's song becomes surprisingly popular with the public, leading to fan mail and a recording contract offer.
How does Herman's newfound fame affect his family life?
Herman's fame leads to him neglecting his family and acting egotistically, causing concern among his family members.
What are "Nuthin' muffins" and why does Grandpa create them?
"Nuthin' muffins" are a concoction by Grandpa designed to end Herman's singing career by affecting his voice.
What happens to Herman's voice after eating a "Nuthin' muffin"?
Herman's voice is ruined, which prevents him from appearing on television.
Does Herman continue his singing career after the incident with his voice?
No, Herman decides to give up his singing career and focuses on his family instead.