The Addams Family in New York
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"Good old New York, with it's smog, riots, stickups and highjackings." |
The Addams Family in New York is the first episode of the 1973 animated series of The Addams Family.
Synopsis[]
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Plot Summary[]
The Addams Family is vacationing in New York City when con men offer to sell them the Museum of Natural History. Gomez buys it and finds a display featuring his great-great-great-great-grandfather, Van Dyke Addams, who helped buy Manhattan Island from the Indians. The con men then sell him Central Park. Wednesday wants to clean up all the litter, but the park is so big, they free the animals from the zoo to help. The police came, so Wednesday says they should hide all the animals in their camper. The con men try to break into the safe in the camper, but the animals foil their plan. When the police arrive, the Addamses are about to be placed into custody, but Gomez produces unexpected proof that he is in fact the rightful owner of Central Park. The park was bequeathed by Chief Powhattan to Van Dyke Addams and his heirs. Hearing their plans for swamps, toadstools, and poison ivy, the policeman says he'll do anything if they'll leave. Wednesday and Pugsley make him promise that one day a week the animals can roam freely.
Cast and Characters[]
Starring[]
- Ted Cassidy as Lurch
- Jackie Coogan as Uncle Fester
- Jodie Foster as Pugsley Addams
- Cindy Henderson as Wednesday Addams
- John Stephenson as Cousin Itt / Ripoff
- Janet Waldo as Morticia Addams / Granny
- Lennie Weinrib as Gomez Addams
Guest[]
There is no guest cast.
Additional Cast[]
- Josh Albee as Voice
- Howard Caine as Voice
- John Carver as Voice
- Pat Harrington Jr. as Voice
- Bob Holt as Voice
- Don Messick as Voice
- Herb Vigran as Voice
Uncredited[]
There is no uncredited cast.
Other Characters[]
Shown[]
Mentioned[]
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Quotes[]
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"Gomez Addams: Lurch, oh, Lurch? Yoo-hoo? |
Trivia[]
- The comic book The Addams Family Issue 2 (published in January of 1975 by Gold Key Comics) was adapted from this episode.
- When Granny says Thing can't see his face in front of his hand, he is a left hand instead of his usual right.
Ooky Food[]
- Creepy Crawly Brew
External Links[]
The Addams Family in New York on IMDb - The Addams Family in New York on Kinorium
- The Addams Family in New York on The Movie Database
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