The Farce that Launched a Thousand Goths: Count Gore de Vol Tribute

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The _Washington Post_ does a fine retrospective of Count Gore de Vol,
a one-time fixture of late-night television in the Greater Washington
Metropolitan Region. Starting out as a local-station Bozo in Paducah,
he made his way to the capital as a Bozo, then branched out to become
Captain 20 as well as Count Gore de Vol. Clearly this was one of the
hardest-working men in show-business at the time, and despite some
years of absence from the broadcast media, he celebrates a decade of
internet presence and will be hosting various spooky celebrations of
film and weirdness in upcoming dates in Northern Virginia.

http://tinyurl.com/4gdxgk
(Washington Post)

[Saint]

of course being Bozo is very special and is the highest honor of being
a clown amongst other clowns, and i am not clowning when i say that.

C.

PS; i used to watch The Deadly Ernest Horror Show every time it was on
late night on Sky channel in the early 80s. he was the best, slept in
a coffin. But, to add to the sleeze, they replaced the first Deadly
Ernest with a completely differen guy next season. He was not as cool
as the first DE! anyone here have the same fondness for 80s Sky
channel?