Musical
In the musical, Uncle Fester, who has been played by Brad Oscar and Kevin Chamberlin is, as aforementioned, shy around people he likes; in this case, he's in love with the moon. Fester serves as the narrator, and interacts more with the audience than with the rest of the family. The subject of love is apparently his "specialty," and he is able to play the banjo, shown when he sings a love song to the moon.
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