I'm looking forward to the return (not "reboot") of Roseanne.  I always loved that show (except for the ridiculous final season which, thankfully, will be ignored).  It realistically showed the trials and travails of a working class family trying to get ahead.  It had lots of controversy.  The return will as well, with the Conners being Trump supporters while other family members, including Jackie, livid about it. 

As for a remake of The Munsters, it can't be done.  They've tried in the past and it just was not the same.  All the other versions lacked the overboard yet subtle plots and the stars' charm.

Grandpa:  "Okay, Herman.  Two cars arrive at an intersection at the same time.  Which goes first?"
Herman:  "The bigger car?"
Grandpa:  "No, no, no.  That's just in California."

Lilly:  "Father, don't even think of changing into a wolf.  The last time you ended up in Kansas City with that police dog."

(Previous paraphrased.) 

Gerard

I know that by today's "standards" Halloween is considered "lame."  We have seven-year-olds who have parents that let them watch The Walking Dead and play violent games like whatever-gangster where they get to kill people.  But when I saw the film in the theater, people were terrified.  There was silence at the end and no one moved during the closing credits.  People walked out holding each other.  I slept with the lights on.  My dad told me he saw the original Frankenstein as a teenager and the audience response was the same - people who saw it were afraid to walk home alone.  Now we have first-graders who relish in zombies eating people and criminals murdering with parental consent and the kids think it's "fun."  My, how the times are a-changing.

Gerard

Actually, Uncle Roger, we ate at a Burger King there.  No Bromwells. But the fries were. shall we say, "interesting." 

Gerard

On one of my vacations in London, we stumbled on Cadogan Square.  You can imagine my reaction.

Gerard

Wait until Stella hears about the pension!

Gerard

Guess I never noticed the palm trees before, but even so it puts Dan Curtis in classic company. In the Bond movie, You Only Live Twice you see a supposed Russian spacecraft launch but there are palm trees in the background. Lol.

In DePalma's Carrie, even though also set in Maine, there were palm trees, palm trees, palm trees, PALM TREES!!!!! And Carpenter's Halloween, set in Illinois, the vehicles sported Californian license plates, California license plates, California license plates, CALIFORNIA LICENSE PLATES!!!!!!

Gerard

Gabriel:  "You think you just gave the last zing!  Do you know there's toilet paper sticking out of the bottom of your dress?"

Gerard

Judge #1:  "Gentlemen, don't be in such a hurry to say no.  The counselor might be correct.  According to this pamphlet which he provided, if we do purchase this time-share in Charleston, South Carolina with deferred payment during the sultry summer season, we can trade one week during the depths of a Maine winter.  I really think we should reconsider our trepidation and..."

Gerard