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Dick Dyszel on the heyday of local television on WDCA

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Dick Dyszel played an integral role in Virginia’s horror heyday as host of Creature Feature, which aired Saturday nights on WDCA Channel 20 in D.C. Dyszel played Count Gore De Vol, Captain 20 and even Bozo for the station from 1973 to 1987. He was a guest on the show and answered questions from Coy Barefoot and Hawes Spencer of The Hook.

 
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Since the spring of 2006, Coy Barefoot has brought Local Afternoon Talk come to Charlottesville! It’s time for people who live in Charlottesville to pick up the phone and go live on the radio to discuss the issues and stories that affect all of us in Central Virginia.

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