Dr. Creep Runs For President (1980 Shock Theatre-Saturday Night Dead)

In 1980, Dr. Creep ran for president of the U.S. on the Slumber Party ticket. This video includes segments of the "Spam and Noodle" fundraising dinner, hosted by local WING radio DJs John King and Terry Dorsey. Chip Carter, son of then-president and candidate Jimmy Carter, appeared on the show.
On Jan 1, 1980, "Shock Theatre" was renamed "Saturday Night Dead." A new show open and set location (Creep's nightclub/cafe) reflected the local TV station's switch in network affiliation to NBC and the show was scheduled after "Saturday Night Live."
Shock Theatre was a late night horror movie TV show in Dayton Ohio from 1972 to 1985. The host was Dr. Creep (aka Barry Hobart). Creep's sidekick from 1977 to 1980 was Obieyoyo (tm); producer was John Higgins. www.shocktheatr... www.drcreep.com www.nightvision...

[@tamtam9531]

This was a major flashback i was in this video along with half my family. Barry used to be good friends with my family.

[@garrickmalott2775]

I grew up watching Shock Theatre

[@paulwarner1166]

remember this from my childhood lol

[@mikehunt8992]

Was the band The Lawn Jockeys influenced by Dr Creep or part of the show? A friend from Norway.

[@Ghostsaplenty]

Wish he was still alive..lol

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

wish he had won

[@studio5317]

Not sure what this is at all. I'm from the Dayton area so I'e always heard it mentioned here and there.

[@gerrywagoner26]

Creep was a big deal in Dayton. Drove around in a hearse. Had a great laugh.