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Vinnie From Indy

(10,820 posts) Fri Jul 5, 2013, 10:23 PM Jul 2013

A local Indiana ICON Sammy Terry died a few days ago.

He had a Friday night show called Nightmare Theater on the local independent station that every kid in Indianapolis would try and stay up to watch. He had a spider named George. He was a very, very nice man in real life and will be missed.



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A local Indiana ICON Sammy Terry died a few days ago. (Original Post) Vinnie From Indy Jul 2013 OP
WE used to Have a Guy like this in the Philadelphia area. I never missed His show. I miss Him Now! BillyRibs Jul 2013 #1
 

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1. WE used to Have a Guy like this in the Philadelphia area. I never missed His show. I miss Him Now!
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Fri Jul 5, 2013, 11:50 PM
Jul 2013

From 1969 until his death in 1979, Joseph Zawislak appeared on WPHL Channel 17 in Philadelphia as "Dr. Shock", flamboyant host of horror movies. I was one of hundreds of youngsters who tuned in every Saturday. This tribute film was aired in 1980, before VCRs became prominent; please excuse the poor quality.


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