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Monstrous Monkee Mash

Episode aired Jan 22, 1968
25m

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7.6/10

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Micky Dolenz and Davy Jones in The Monkees (1965)

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Davy has been put under the spell of Lorelei, or to be precise, her magic necklace. Her uncle, a Transylvanian Count, wants to turn Davy into a vampire. When the other Monkees arrive looking... Read allDavy has been put under the spell of Lorelei, or to be precise, her magic necklace. Her uncle, a Transylvanian Count, wants to turn Davy into a vampire. When the other Monkees arrive looking for their missing mate from Manchester, Peter's mind is singled out to be put inside a mo... Read allDavy has been put under the spell of Lorelei, or to be precise, her magic necklace. Her uncle, a Transylvanian Count, wants to turn Davy into a vampire. When the other Monkees arrive looking for their missing mate from Manchester, Peter's mind is singled out to be put inside a monster and Micky to become a wolf man. Mike manages to escape the vampire's clutches by dre... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

158

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Davy
(as David Jones)

Micky Dolenz

Micky

Michael Nesmith

Mike

Peter Tork

Peter

Ron Masak

The Count

Arlene Martel

Lorelei

David Pearl

The Wolfman

James Frawley

Toy Bat
(voice)
(uncredited)

Valerie Kairys

Girl summoned by wolf howl
(uncredited)

Mike Lane

Frankenstein
(uncredited)

The Monkees

Themselves
(uncredited)

Director
- James Frawley
Writers
- Neil Burstyn
- David Panich
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Did you know

Trivia
This episode eerily foreshadows the fact that Micky Dolenz would be the only remaining Monkee which, as of December 10, 2021, came to fruition with the death of Michael Nesmith.

Goofs
Wires attached to Davy Jones can be seen as he flies around the room by wearing a "genuine Dracula cape". Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork later break the fourth wall to acknowledge the use of wires in this show.

Quotes
Davy: What a kiss! I've never felt this way before.
Lorelei: You fool! It was not my kiss, it was the magic necklace!
Davy: What a necklace. I've never felt this way before.

Alternate versions
For Saturday Afternoon repeats broadcast on CBS November 14, 1970 and March 11, 1972, "Goin' Down" was replaced by the Micky Dolenz/Ric Klein tune "Bye Bye, Baby, Bye Bye" from the Monkees' 1969 album "The Monkees Present Mickey David Michael".