Supervising Producers Joshua Brand John Falsey
Production Executives Kathleen Kennedy Frank Marshall Produced by David E. Vogel
Developed by Steven Spielberg Joshua Brand John Falsey
Associate Producers Stephen Semel Steve Starky Skip Lusk
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First Season
(1985-1986) Supervising Producers Joshua Brand John Falsey Production Executives Kathleen Kennedy Frank Marshall Produced by David E. Vogel Developed by Steven Spielberg Joshua Brand John Falsey Associate Producers Stephen Semel Steve Starky Skip Lusk |
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Boo! |
After a week off we have returned with this supernatural comedy! |
Summary
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To shorten the work commute, a young couple reluctantly makes a decision to move their family out of the house they love. They'll miss the neighbors, the location and... the ghosts who live in the attic. A pornographer and his star/wife move in to the chagrin of the poltergeists. Finally, the ghosts begin to act 'ghostlike' in order to frighten the new tenants away... The episode ends with the first family returning to the home and starting life exactly where they had left off, Mom, Dad, the kids and the 2 ghosts... |
Commentary
| A touch of "Beetlejuice" and Dante's own "The Burbs" combine in this episode but unfortunately, Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandell's (Parenthood, Splash, EdTV) script is hindered by televisions 22 minute structure. Dante has some fun with the portrayal of the new homeowners and the musical score by his Gremlins composer, Jerry Goldsmith, is appropriately light, although sparse. |
How Amazing?
not very...
Cast and Crew Information
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starring Eddie Bracken
Evelyn Keyes Bruce Davison |
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