Apparently learning no lessons from ABC's failed reboot of
"Charlie's Angels", NBC has ordered a contemporary update of the
1960s TV series "The Munsters" to pilot. The new incarnation of
the morbid black-and-white sitcom was created by "Pushing
Daisies" creator Bryan Fuller, who also has a previously-
announced Hannibal Lecter project in development with the
network.  In contrast with the original series, which was a
half-hour comedy with a camp sensibility, this new version is
being developed as a visually-striking one-hour drama that will
delve into the monstrous family's origins, according to
Entertainment Weekly.  "The Munsters" ran on CBS from 1964-1966
for a total of 70 episodes. Though the show was cancelled after
two seasons due to low ratings, it later became popular in
syndication, leading to a syndicated sequel series entitled "The
Munsters Today" (1988-1991) and several follow-up films,
including one big-screen version that was released in 1966.
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