Whether you're a lifelong fan who's enjoyed every version of the Addams Family, or you're just starting out on your journey, we're here to entertain you with an assortment of little-known trivia and behind-the-scenes information that's creepy, kooky, mysterious, spooky, and altogether ooky.
In 1938, eccentric cartoonist Charles Addams started sending his work to The New Yorker - which then, as it still does, featured notable, original, and witty comic art. Addams' recurring strip featured a family of gothic spooks, seemingly trapped in the Victorian era, dressed in black and obsessed with death. From its origin until Addams' death in 1988, the strip never had a name, but the characters were noticeable enough that Addams earned a following for his weird family.
aragos32727: Earliest I've ever been to one of these videos. The 1991 movie is the best version in my opinion. Although their guest appearances on Scooby-Doo is pretty close Date: 2020-10-31
