
"So round, so firm, so fully packed." Lou Costello's scheming girlfriend starts , and he finishes.
That is the best line in Abbott And Costello Meet Frankenstein.
I have never been an Abbott and Costello fan, not even "Who's on First?", nor any of the other bits derived therefrom. Lugosi has always been over-rated. The character of Larry Talbot is a whiny-boy.
Frankenstein's monster isn't Karloff.
Other than that, it's a pretty good movie.
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My favorite Mudd episode "Mudd's Women" was on tonight. Roger C. Carmel has steely cunning in this turn, as opposed to the over-the-top comedy of "I, Mudd".

The women are, well..
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"Is this your crew, captain?" "Well, no, captain. This is me cargo."
Kirk trying not to smirk. Such range!
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Third season Lost in Space. 'Nuff said.
Happy Sunday!
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"A&C Meet Frankenstein" was the first Frankenstein and/or Dracula film I ever saw (well . . . for that matter the first A&C film I ever saw). For the longest time I felt the animation depicting Lugosi's transformation in and out of bat form was state of the art.
FYI: One of Mudd's "women" was a Playmate!
Lugosi ... over rated?
BLASPHEMY!
He also played Colonel Gumm in the Batman series.
As well as an EEE-vil Admiral Halder on Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
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