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Eddie (Edward) Wolfgang Munster.
Eddie is the only child of Herman and Lily Munster. He lives with the family at 1313 Mockingbird Lane, California. Eddie has a teddy named Wolfie, and is always bickering with his elder cousin Marilyn who he enjoys to tease.
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Young Eddie Munster
Eddie Munster was the weirdest kid at Mockingbird Heights elimentary school; with a strange purple suit, fangs, pail skin and pointed ears, not to mention the Frankenstein monster as a Daddy! Eddie howls when a full moon comes around, and has to occasionally be flea-dipped by Lily. His pet is Spot, who lives under the stairs, and he enjoys the unlimited use of Grandpa's electric chair in the dungeon.
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Mature Eddie Munster
In the second season of The Munsters Today, Eddie ditched the purple suit, found the existance of hair gel and started listening to rock music. He got a girlfriend, Claudia, and got a reputation for being cool.
Eddie has various run in's with Matt Glover, his nemisis - (see episode "").he eventually lost Claudia to him too. But life progressed and he found love in the arms of Alecia ( see episode "").
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Jason Marsden
Jason Christopher Marsden, born 3rd January 1975, Rhode Island, USA. His father founded the Rhode Island State Ballet and as a child Jason was surrounded by dancers and actors. People noted how talented Jason was and suggested he get an agent. Little did they know this boost of the young man's ego would turn into a lasting flirtation with the small and silver screen in both the physical and vocal capacity. At the age of 11 Jason had moved to California for his first major role, as the third child to play Alan Quartermaine Jr. in the long running American Soap Opera, "General Hospital". He continued this role for 2 years, while still attending public school. Next was the role of Eddie, and at the same time as this, Jason also lent his voice to "Gummi Bears" as Calvin. He's also voiced for Fox's "Peter Pan & The Pirates" as Peter, and he's voiced Max Goof, and Kovu in Lion King II: Simba's Pride. In 1992 he landed the role of Dash X in "Eerie, Indiana".
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