28 February 1980 Horror, Factual, TV Movie 58 mins
A tribute to Joe Zawislak and his horror host character "Dr. Shock".
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Joe Zawislak as Dr. Shock (archive footage)
Doreen Zawislak as Bubbles
Rick Fox as Self / Narrator
John Carradine as Self (archive footage)
Frank Rizzo as Mayor Frank Rizzo (archive footage)
Bob Hope as Self (archive footage)
Harry Blackstone Jr. as Self (archive footage)
George Lindsey as Self (archive footage)
Frank Talent as Self (archive footage)
Bob Castor as Self (archive footage)
John Crisanico as Self (archive footage)
Tom Chinicci as Self (archive footage)
United States 28 February 1980
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