For thousands of kids growing up in Metro Detroit in the late 60s to the early 80s, Saturday afternoons at 1:00 pm were a time for TV monsters, ghosts, creatures, witches and diabolical madmen! But most of all, it was time for Sir Graves Ghastly! In darkened living rooms, bedrooms and basements all across Michigan and into parts of Ohio, Canada, and for a time Washington DC viewing area, Detroit TV’s friendly neighborhood vampire, Sir Graves Ghastly, implored us weekly to turn out the lights . . . pull down the shade . . . draw the drapes . . . and cuddle up in our favorite spots by the telly, to watch frightfully spooky (and sometimes silly) monster movies with him and his eccentric Ghoullery of wacky friends.