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The Uncle Floyd Show was in syndication and aired briefly in my viewing area. God I loved that show. I even have the Uncle Floyd Show LP.But guess what? A quick Google search reveals that you can book Uncle Floyd for personal events:
http://www.unclefloyd.com/
And you can join his Yahoo! fan club:
http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/unclefloydtvshow
And even order his videos:
http://www.planetshowbiz.com/floyd/
http://www.unclefloyd.com/
And you can join his Yahoo! fan club:
http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/unclefloydtvshow
And even order his videos:
http://www.planetshowbiz.com/floyd/
Ahh, The Uncle Floyd Show! I watched it on WWAC, Atlantic City's first real TV Station, when I was a small fry. I still remember Captain Fork (much to the embarrassment of anyone I go to a diner with) and sketches like "A Day in the Life of a Food" (In which Floyd would prepare and eat a sandwich with off-screen voices and sound effects). I still don't get what Bones Boy was all about, but I was about 10 at the time. Uncle Floyd and his demented pals were profound influences on my then-developing psyche. Does it show?
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Uncle Floyd was a staple of early NJ cable.
I remember back in the 70's he was supposed to appear at the local movie theater in my town. He was going to sign autographs, meet & greet type stuff. Anyhow, there was a false alarm in the theater. People momentarily thought the theater had caught on fire, but it actually hadn't. To no avail though, because as soon as Floyd Vivino thought the place was burning he was "out of there like Vladimir".
And so I was denied the opportunity to meet Uncle Floyd. I think Looney Skip Rooney stuck around.
I remember back in the 70's he was supposed to appear at the local movie theater in my town. He was going to sign autographs, meet & greet type stuff. Anyhow, there was a false alarm in the theater. People momentarily thought the theater had caught on fire, but it actually hadn't. To no avail though, because as soon as Floyd Vivino thought the place was burning he was "out of there like Vladimir".
And so I was denied the opportunity to meet Uncle Floyd. I think Looney Skip Rooney stuck around.
