The reboot train is still rolling, and NBC is giving the Monster Mash one more try.
The network is now moving forward with a reboot of the 1960s oddball family drama, The Munsters.
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According to Deadline, NBC has teamed up with Odd Mom Out creator Jill Kargman, and late night host Seth Meyers to bring the series back to life.
The new Munsters series will gain inspiration from the original, but the half-hour single-camera sitcom is making one major change to the classic family —NBC is taking The Munsters to New York.
This new version is set to place the characters in modern day, where they will struggle to fit in in hipster Brooklyn. The original series was set in the California suburbs.
Kargman was the one to come up with the new idea, and she later teamed up with Meyers and NBC. The new series is aiming to launch sometime next season.
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