The Frankenstones - Introduction

Introduction

The first version of the family appear in the episode "Fred and Barney Meet the Frankenstones" of The New Fred and Barney Show. They feature as the managers of a condorstonium development that the boys consider moving their families into. This Frankenstone family consists of:

  • Frank Frankenstone, the Frankenstein-style father
  • Hidea Frankenstone, his wife
  • Atrocia Frankenstone, their giggly teen daughter
  • "Little Freaky" Frankenstone, chip-off-the-ole-block.

Frank's voice is patterned after Boris Karloff by voice actor John Stephenson, and Hidea has a pseudo-Transylvanian accent.

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