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Eddie runs away when one of his friends convinces him that all parents are mean.
Eddie runs away when one of his friends convinces him that all parents are mean.
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S1, EP36 "Hot Rod Herman"Herman drag-races in the family hearse to back up Eddie's boast that his dad is a better driver than his friend's father.
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S1, EP37 "Herman's Raise"When Herman is forced to work overtime at the parlor, Lily grows furious and convinces him that he deserves a raise; he is fired when he demands an increase in pay.
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S1, EP38 "Yes, Galen, There Is a Herman"Herman rescues a little boy whose head is trapped in the park railings, but doesn't get all the credit he deserves; Herman strikes up a friendship with the youngster.
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S2, EP1 "Herman's Child Psychology"Eddie runs away when one of his friends convinces him that all parents are mean.
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S1, EP35 "Herman's Happy Valley"Herman buys a piece of land as a vacation home for the family, which he discovers in a prospectus; the fraudsters who originally sold the property have received a better offer and want it back.
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S1, EP34 "Munster the Magnificent"Eddie volunteers to have Herman perform in a school talent show.
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