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A satirical inversion of the ideal of the perfect American nuclear family, they are an eccentric wealthy family who delight in everything grotesque and macabre, and are never really aware that people find them bizarre or frightening. In fact, they themselves are often terrified…
Sam Hilliard, a truant officer, shows up at the Addams family home, due to the fact that Pugsley and Wednesday are not attending school. Soon he discovers he's dealing with no typical everyday family.
Gomez and Morticia are shocked when Pugsley joins the boy scouts, begins playing baseball and gets a puppy. Fearing something is wrong, they turn to a psychiatrist.
Uncle Fester puts an ad in the personals column and when he doesn't get an immediate response he's heartbroken. Later, the family mistake a cosmetics saleswoman as a respondent to the ad.
Sam Hilliard, the ex-truant officer, is running for city council. This puts Gomez in the campaign mood, and he decides to offer financial support.
Pugsley and Wednesday get into a fight over families with their friend Harold, who says that his family is better than theirs.
Gomez and Pugsley visit an old friend of the family, who owns a circus. There, Pugsley befriends Gorgo the Gorilla who later escapes and follows Pugsley home. Meanwhile, Morticia has hopes of joining the Ladies League.
Two bank robbers accept an unknowing invitation and visit Morticia and Gomez on Halloween, in order to avoid being caught.
Gomez throws a fit of jealousy when Morticia's former boyfriend visits.
A young couple, simple, naive, and very much in love, move into the house next to the Addams'.
Family worries when a flustered Wednesday runs away after being scolded for borrowing Uncle Fester's TNT.
Visitors from another country regret labelling the Addams gang uncultured.
Morticia plays matchmaker when her cousin Melancholia and a bachelor lawyer hoping to make a business deal both visit at the same time.
Morticia and Gomez are supportive of Lurch and encourage him to follow his gut feeling and take dance lessons.
Grandmama takes up painting and hires the distressed Sam Picasso as her teacher.
A young biker on the run from his domineering tycoon dad ends up hiding out in the Addams house, and the Addamses couldn't be happier.
An undercover operative is convinced that the Addams family are spies.
Morticia and Gomez pose as Lurch's maid and butler when his mother comes for a visit.
Lately, Uncle Fester's been a bit rundown, literally unable to maintain his wattage. Since Dr. Mbogo, the reliable family witch doctor, is too busy to leave Africa, the Addamses must take their chances by engaging the services of a local physician, who pays them a house call.
The Addams family hopes to vacation on the moon, but needs to raise a billion dollars. Using Gomez's new supercomputer, the family schemes to make the money by betting on horse races.
Parks Commissioner Fiske visits the Addams house seeking contributions for expansion of the city zoo. Gomez believes visiting Cousin Itt - all hairy and gibbering four feet tall of him - would be perfect as the zoo's new curator. He has the two meet, but Commissioner Fisk misunderstands the intent and mistakes Itt for a new exotic animal attraction whom he has hauled away in chains when the others aren't looking. When the family finds out what's happened, Uncle Fester is ready to administer retribution the Addams way - with a bullet from behind.
Grandmama is arrested for telling fortunes and soon the whole family is being held in contempt of court.
Gomez suffers from amnesia after being hit in the head with Indian clubs, and his personality changes dramatically.
When Thing goes missing, the family discovers he's been "thing-napped."
Uncle Fester applies for a job as an insurance salesman with the same company which is threatening to cancel the Addams' policy.
Lurch feels betrayed when Gomez and Morticia give their antique harpsichord to a museum.
When Morticia believes the family to be bankrupt, she sells her railroad shares to a mystery buyer to raise money.
With reports of UFOs in the area, the Addams believe they have been visited by two Martians. Vito Scotti appears as Professor Altshuler.
The family believes that Pugsley has been turned into a chimp.
Morticia's favorite charitable organization is holding a fundraising bazaar, so Morticia persuades her family to part with their belongings in order to donate them to the charity auction.
The Addams Family ignores notices from Arthur Henson that their house is to be condemned to make way for a freeway.
Fester's penpal drops by unexpectedly, so he must assume the false personality he has been pretending to be.
Morticia and Gomez call an expert to find Cousin Itt a job after he fails at being a marriage counselor, almost splitting up Gomez and Morticia in the process.
Low grunts and grumbles while at the harpsichord constitute Lurch's manner of singing. Gomez has a record company record him and soon the Addams house is surrounded by excited teenyboppers, fawning and fainting over Lurch when he becomes the newest hit sensation. All that blind adoration goes to Lurch's head, and the Addames quickly find they have a self-centered butler who won't "buttle" any longer. Could it be they've created a monster?
Members of the Addams household devise schemes to start a battle between Gomez and Morticia.
Morticia Addams
Gomez Addams
Uncle Fester
Lurch
Grandmama
Wednesday Addams
Pugsley Addams
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