I finally caught up to this show. It always puzzles me to think that Fred Gwynne, a man with such versatile and intense talent will likely be remembered by pop culture fans as Herman Munster. Blows me away.

As I\'ve said many times, my favorite RMT shows deal with characters who are plagued with psychological curses. I guess because they are so horrifying in a fictional sense, but so very real and believable to everyone.

Gwynne delivers this performance like a great chef, cooking up a personality that is not only believable, but chilling. This was a character I would not wished to have stumbled upon, or on me.

The scene where he is picked up in his pajamas was particularly stunning, as I could only imagine myself offering the same service to a poor sod wandering the streets. But hearing this tale certainly would make me more cautious on that position, knowing what I know.

While not a terrifying horror character in a villainous role, Gwynne\'s man has our sympathy and our pity. He holds a flame of greatness from a career that elevated him to star. But, as we\'ve seen in our pop culture far too many times, even the brightest and highest of stars can be subject to fall at the hands of fate.&nbsp;<br>