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Popular Living Dead Dolls

Living Dead Dolls: Series 5 Mini Macumba Doll
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The Living Dead Dolls have been shrunk down again for miniature horrific fun. The Mini Macumba doll stands approximately 4 inches tall. Recommended for spooky kids ages 15 and up.

Living Dead Dolls - Rag Dolls: Moana
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Living Dead Rag Dolls 2004 are a new line of dolls from the creators Living Dead Dolls. Rag Dolls, traditionally dolls made by sewing pieces of remnants and scraps together, tend to have a misfit feel, and lend themselves perfectly to the Living Dead Doll concept.

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Tim Burton's Corpse Bride Collection Dolls

Tim Burton's Corpse Bride Collection Doll
Victoria 14-Inch Japanese Import Figure


Tim Burton's Corpse Bride Collection Doll
Victor 17-Inch Japanese Import Figure

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'Grandpa' Al Lewis from 'Munsters' dies at 95

Santa Barbara News-Press

"February 4, 2006 2:41 PM
New York Daily News

NEW YORK - Actor-comedian Al Lewis, who played ''Grandpa'' on the famed 1960s sitcom, ''The Munsters,'' died Friday night, friends said Saturday. He was 95.

Lewis was born Alexander Meister in upstate New York, and raised in Brooklyn. He worked as a salesman, waiter, poolroom owner, store detective, circus clown and vaudeville performer, and along the way he earned a Ph.D. in child psychology from Columbia University.

Then television made him famous, first in the role of Officer Leo Schnauser on the police sitcom ''Car 54, Where Are You?'' which ran from 1961 to 1963, then as the vampire Grandpa Munster in ''The Munsters,'' from 1964 to 1966.

The Munsters especially has enjoyed an extended life in re-runs worldwide."