In the second season of Mary Shelley's Frankenhole, we find Victor Frankenstein a lot more domesticated, a little more vulnerable, but with the exact same amount of narcissism coursing through his immortal veins.
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In the second season of Mary Shelley's Frankenhole, we find Victor Frankenstein a lot more domesticated, a little more vulnerable, but with the exact same amount of narcissism coursing through his immortal veins. Together with his wife Elizabeth, their adopted artificial son The Creature, and a bunch of other idiots they tackle various mortal problems such as: who are your biological parents when you're stitched together from cadavers; how can you destroy vampires when there's a group of undead rights activists protecting them; and who's better at giving birth—men or women?
Mary Shelley's Frankenhole is created by Dino Stamatopoulos (Moral Orel and Mr. Show) with writer/producer/director Scott Adsit (30 Rock), and voice talent Britta Phillips (Jemm), and Jeff Davis (Whose Line Is It Anyway?).
