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Maniac Mansion

Show Summary

Aired: 1990 - 1993
Show Type: Live Action
Country of Origin: CANADA

Maniac Mansion is a family sitcom about genetic mutation that was produced by Atlantis Films between 1990 and 1992. It aired for three seasons on YTV in Canada and the Family Channel in the United States.

The plot is very loosely based on the LucasArts computer game of the same name. Fred is a scientist who lives in a mansion which he inherited from his father in the fictional city of Cedar Springs. Unfortunately, there is an active meteor in the basement which transformed his four-year-old son Turner into a hulking six-footer and his brother-in-law Harry into a fly with a human head. Fred has been trying for years to return Turner and Harry to normal size, without much success. The rest of the family consists of Fred's wife Casey, their other children Tina and Ike, and Harry's wife Idella. Other recurring characters include Harry's Canadian twin brother Lenny Orca (who is not a fly), and the yuppie next-door neighbours Richard, Allasyn, and Keifer Pratt.

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diggidy28Posted: 06/21/2006
I was very disappointed in the show. I loved the nintendo game, but the show was really nothing like it.
ooliyoPosted: 08/31/2006
Wasn't this aired on Comedy Central
licawolfPosted: 06/12/2007
I didn't know the game had a show.
Lottech96Posted: 10/04/2007
It was Family Channel and Yes Like you guys I was hoping it was gonna be like the Game. but Not didn't seem like it. but It was somwhat good.
SpetsnazPosted: 12/07/2007
"The plot is very loosely based on the LucasArts computer game of the same name."

For those of you who are hard of reading...this was a good show if you didn't try to compare it to a video game.

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