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Title: Werewolf the series
Post by: Mortal Envelope on December 31, 2007, 09:08:16 AM
I remember this show being on Fox when I was a teenager but I could never remember when it was on.  Thanks to youtube, all these bad tv shows can now be found:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTkuYOTQPvc



Title: Re: Werewolf the series
Post by: trekgeezer on December 31, 2007, 07:41:08 PM
This was one of Fox's very first shows. It came on Saturday night I believe.   I remember when F0X was about to launch a commercial would air that was just text that said.

It's late, you hear something rattling your trash cans. Maybe a stray dog? But, how do you know it's not a werewolf?  That was it,  no explanation until the series premiered.

This and the other series you've posted about (Friday the 13th and Freddie's Nightmares) are regularly shown on Chiller (which I believe is exclusive to DirecTV ) along with Monster's, Brimstone, Good vs. Evil, and Alfred Hitchcock Presents.


Title: Re: Werewolf the series
Post by: Mortal Envelope on December 31, 2007, 10:24:43 PM
AAURGH! what is this Chiller you speak of?  I must have it hehe 

Actually, my sister has this on her dish but I didn't know what they've been airing.


Title: Re: Werewolf the series
Post by: trekgeezer on January 02, 2008, 08:16:37 AM
I think this show suffered because of the 30 minute length. It became kinda redundant a while, although Chuck Connors did a great job when he was on as the evil head werewolf.


Title: Re: Werewolf the series
Post by: ER on May 31, 2022, 02:06:33 PM
I remember this bizarre series and remember telling my teacher about an episode where there was a werewolf in a monastery, and she thought that was interesting, especially when I told her one of the monks had faith St. Francis, patron of beasts, could protect him. I must've slanted my re-telling a little too much toward piety because she told everyone we should watch the show, ha. We were all like eight or nine or something...

Haven't thought of Werewolf in a tree's age.