Ug, I am missing 6 episodes.

Thankfully, I wasn't in High School yet. For once, I don't feel so old. Always remember the episode "All Hallow's Eve," because it is one of the few I caught back in the day (well, not totally on first airing, but when USA Network got ahold of it for a short time after). Particularly enjoyed seeing Eric walk into the abandoned house with the box of mock KFC. Being a KFC junkie, I always love depictions of werewolves that are equally addicted to the stuff. On the Canadian comedy series "Big Wolf On Campus," they did a whole episode about Tommy's addiction to a local chicken in a bucket take-out place.

Last edited by slave2moonlight (2004-11-18 03:17:38)

For people that used to watch Chuck Conners in The Rifle Man, Seeing him as Skorzy was doubly disturbing.

I have one of them (the first one). It was published by Blackstone, I think.

I just recently got my hands on the whole series cept for 1 ep. Wow, was it a blast going through them again - one of the best b'day presents I've ever gotten myself. It was actually much better than I thought it would be, it still holds up, and the werewolf effects, while sometimes 'guy-in-a-suit-ish', there's still stuff there that blows me away today! Sometimes the acting is a little limp, but there are some outstanding guest stars. And I love the good werewolf trying to fight the 'curse' angle.

(again though, just wish the werewolves mouths had closed, although they do slightly throughout the series, it wasn't till I watched the very last ep (Amazing Grace) that it seems they finally got it!)

Highly, highly recommended.

Not sure if the media enterprises will get you a better copy. I wish they'd come out and just do a legit DVD box. I would snatch it up in an instant.

For a horror movie loving kid the series really was something special, you're rigth WolfMontana, it was a hell of a lot like The Incredible Hulk, but it had a much better ongoing storyline with the whole Skorzy plot and c'mon...were-wolves are much cooler than big green guys. I have the comic books floating around here somewhere (probably next to those Fright Night comics), there was actually a 3-D version, which was pretty neat. The comicseries didn't last long though.

I remember towards the end of the TV series there was a nice little plot twist in there and things started to get pretty interesting with the whole Skorzy thing. Too bad they never officially ended it.

So far as two legged were-wolves go I think this was my second favorite design right next to the The Howling.

I'm thinking of getting that DVD set, but I know the second I buy it someone is going to announce an "official" box set....

Busboy, please read the topic on the Werewolf TV Series petition. Me and my friend are trying to get an official box set up and having everyone here at the Cafe read the link and sign could bring us closer to having that. Thanks.

Here's a website for the Werewolf TV series:
www.werewolftv.com

Whoa! Serious? ....checks calendar.... well, it's not April 1st.

'Bout friggin' time.

The DVD series will be $27.99 on amazon.com, here's a link for preordering:
http://www.amazon.com/Werewolf-Complete … amp;sr=1-1

Hehehe... is this the series which in the pilot episodes contains a scene where the main character greets the old lady neighbour who is called "Mrs. Manickindam"?
Me and my friend saw that first episode and we both laughed out loud at her name. Perhaps cause the name contains two swedish words that makes no sense together.

I've seen it on the Chiller channel but I haven't watched it because I want to see the pilot and everything and not jump in at the middle and get confused, lol. Anyways, I put the box set on my wish list