I agree.  We never knew how lucky we were or how hard those folks worked with comparatively little but imagination and cardboard to entertain us.  I don't know how many of you were frustrated as I was a pre-teen when the Friday night KOCO movie would run over the 12:30 start time.  The other thing was when the Count would try to make a movie like "Manfish" chilling; yes it did star Lon Chaney Jr. in 56 during the decline of his career and was not horror/sci fi; it was a scuba diver murder mystery.  But watching the in between segments was worth staying up for.

August Spillers

laughin43@... wrote:

The shame of it all is not only has there never been a replacement for the Count but local programming in Oklahoma seems to be in the area of news and OETA.  O for the days of the Count, HoHo the clown, Danny Williams, etc.

 

Bob Mc 

 

In a message dated 5/11/2008 9:38:28 A.M. Central Daylight Time, aespillers@yahoo.com writes:

For those of that lived in Okla. during the Nightmare years; there has never been a replacement for the Count.  Really looking forward to that compilation.

August Spillers

Brian Young <caledfwlch@prodigy.net> wrote:

Dont fret, the Count and I and Bradley have been working up to getting DVDs of the Count soon. There will not be seasons upon seasons of shows because the great majority have not survived or were recorded. But there should be a decent amount for everyone all the same.

The Doctor

danbriscoe <danbriscoe@yahoo.com> wrote:

i souldnt bother u but i guess there no chance of the count to be on
dvd thannks danny

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