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JOHN FERGUSON - "COUNT GREGORE"

John Ferguson is one of the longest serving horror hosts, havimng hosted eight different shows between 1958 until 2002; even appearing as a guest host on an episode of "The Mysterious Lab of Dr. Fear" in 2005. Before Count Gregore, Ferguson was the "Evil Duke of Mukedeen" and "Bazark the Robot" on WKY-TV Oklahoma's "The Adventures of 3-D Danny" with Danny Williams. Click on the below photograph of Dan D. Dynamo to visit our "The Adventures of 3-D Danny" page. The Shows: "Shock Theater": "Count Gregore" presenting movies on Saturday nights at 11:30 on WKY-TV Channel 4 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, from 10 May 1958 until 1961. "Thriller Theater": "Count Gregore" presenting movies on WKY-TV Channel 4 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, from January 1962 until 1963. "Nightmare": "Count Gregore" presenting movies on KOCO-TV, Channel 5 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma from January 1965 until 1972. "Sleepwalker's Matinee": "Count Gregore" presenting movies on WKY-TV, Channel 4 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma from 1973 until 1979. "Creature Feature": "Count Gregore" presenting movies on KOKH-TV, Channel 25 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in the late 1970's. "Count Gregore's Horror Theater": "Count Gregore" presenting movies on KOKH-TV, Channel 25 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in the early 1980s. "Saturday Horror Theater": "Count Gregore" presenting movies on KAUT-TV, Channel 43 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma from 1984 until 1988. "Scream Country Theatre": "Count Gregore" presenting movies on KOCB Channel 34 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma from about 2000 to the early 2000's. In 2013, John Ferguson - "Count Gregore" - "Shock Theater", was inducted into "The Official Horror Host Hall of Fame". Portrait of "Count Gregore" by Dave Dunlap. Portrait of "Count Gregore" by Bradley Beard. "Count Gregore" - biography (taken from Bradley's Facebook page)" With more than 50 years as a horror host, he's a living dead legend. Tonight I present Count Gregore, host of Shock Theatre on WKY-TV Channel 4 in Oklahoma City, OK, which premiered May 10, 1958 and lasted two years. Count Gregore has hosted numerous reincarnations of his show over the years; Thriller Theatre, Nightmare, Sleepwalker's Matinee, Count Gregore Presents, Creature Features, Horror Theatre, Scream County Theatre, and most currently made guest appearances on The Mysterious Lab of Dr. Fear. John Ferguson plays the man behind the cape. His passion for the character has never died, he still finds fun in role after all these years. Ferguson kept the role fresh by adapting to current cultural trends such as the hippy trend in the 60's and the disco movement in the 70's. Count Gregore's legacy as the longest running horror host will be hard to ever top. To learn more about John Ferguson & Count Gregore, the below two publications are worth buying: The below is an interview with John Ferguson: John Ferguson - Count Gregore/Bazark the Robot from The Professor on Vimeo. The following are some clips from the show: Count Gregore - John Ferguson from The Professor on Vimeo.

LINKS

Internet Movie Data Base "John Ferguson"	Facebook: Bradley Beard - Horror Host Artist "Count Gregore"	Internet Movie Data Base "Scream Country Theatre"
Internet Movie Data Base "Saturday Horror Theater"	E-gors Chamber of TV Horror Hosts "Count Gregore"	Internet Movie Data Base "Count Gregore's Horror Theater"
Internet Movie Data Base "Creature Feature"	Facebook "Count Gregore"	Internet Movie Data Base "Sleepwalker's Matinee"
Internet Movie Data Base "Nightmare"	Internet Movie Data Base "Thriller Theater"	Internet Movie Data Base "Shock Theater"
	Facebook: Dunlap Art "Horror Host Artwork"

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