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Do these MeTV shows feature an episode with a haunted house?
See if you can remember who's taken on a neighborhood haunt!
Finding a haunted house in your neighborhood didn't take much when you were a kid. All you needed to see is one silhouette in a window, hear one creaky door, see one window that appears to be lit by a candle's glow in the dead of night, and then — BOO! — there's your haunted house.
Similarly, it's a tactic that many MeTV shows have used for some of our favorite spooky episodes.
Not everyone, however, joined in the fun. We're curious to see if you can remember: Do these MeTV shows feature an episode with a haunted house? The house doesn't have to be truly haunted with supernatural forces (they rarely are) — the characters only have to believe the house is haunted.
See if you can remember all of these haunted (or unhaunted) happenings!
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The Dick Van Dyke Show
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Green Acres
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M*A*S*H
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The Andy Griffith Show
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The Flintstones
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Charlie's Angels
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The Beverly Hillbillies
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My Three Sons
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Perry Mason
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The Monkees
Do these MeTV shows feature an episode with a haunted house?
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30 Comments
10/10
Let’s not forget the Brady Bunch episodes “To Move or Not to Move” and “Fright Night” where the kids haunt their own house!
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You got 9 out of 10
Wow! You could be in haunted real estate. Well done!
Wow! You could be in haunted real estate. Well done!
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You got 5 out of 10
Not bad! Some of these dwellings clearly made an impact on you.
Didn't know if any of these had haunted houses LOL
Not bad! Some of these dwellings clearly made an impact on you.
Didn't know if any of these had haunted houses LOL
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6/10! missed numbers 5,6,7, and 9.
You got 9 out of 10
Wow! You could be in haunted real estate. Well done!
Wow! You could be in haunted real estate. Well done!
7/10. I missed #9 and a couple of others. Although there wasn't a haunted house in the Perry Mason episode "The Case Of The Deadly Verdict" 1963, It was for me the creepiest episode of that great series. Check it out when you can. Foe me, Steve Franken is the star of this episode and it originally showed on Oct. 17, 1963. I wonder if the writers had Halloween in mind?
2 weeks before so maybe! I think the writers were struggling about how to reveal the killer and chose to pull a Hitchcock...LOL!BTW, as I pointed out yesterday, Julie Adams was convicted in the opening, but Perry got her to admit she was covering for the real killer! [SPOILER] She was wrong of course as I'm sure Larry is aware! You can see it on CBS All Access!!!
Other shows Happy Days, Different Strokes.
Laverne and Shirley
9/10 Forgot Clampett Castle.
I only got eight. I missed Charlie's Angels, thought it was a possibility and I missed My Three Sons, thought it wasn't a possibility at the end of the episode. Besides, I'd only seen the first season all the way through.
6/10.Missed 2,6,7,and 9.On #4 Green Acres,there is an episode in season 6 called "The Free Paint Job",where they are trying to paint the house,but it keeps absorbing the paint,while making a sucking sound.Later in the episode they show the house gasping for breath.I figured that could be considered a haunted house.
8/10...
Oh, and the Dick Van Dyke episode is called 'The Ghost of A. Chantz', not a Chantz.
9/10! Missed My Three Sons, cuz I never watched it! I've also never seen MASH, Flinstones, or Beverly Hillbillies, so I'm lucky I got those.
8/10, missed #1 & #8. Forgot about those episodes.
Missed 8 and 9! And really wasn't 4 a DUH question? That was proably Gomer's best episode before he joined the Marines!
PS 2 more fun facts: [1] It ran 3 weeks before Halloween! Briscoe Declares For Aunt Bee ran Halloween week! [2] The music heard immediately after the credits was clearly reused as the theme for The New Andy Griffith Show! Go to YouTube and watch the premiere!
That was a good Gomer episode.Probably second best.Also"Man In A Hurry" was a good one.Especially when Gomer says to Andy, "Goober says Hey!"😂.But my favorite has got to be Citizens arrest!,Citizens Arrest!
Loved "Goober says hey".
There's actually a Facebook page called,"Goober Says Hey Mayberry Podcast".
Thanks Anthony. I'm going to check it out.
PS on my comment: I'm pretty certain the tune the Mayberry marching band plays at the cannon ceremony was the Mayberry RFD theme!