Monday 16 March 2015 at 09:27 am
The 70's Gong Show was loved by fans because of the chaos that ensued for 30 minutes every day. At random moments, Gene Patton, aka "Gene, Gene the Dancing Machine" would shuffle out from behind the curtain & perform his unique dance moves to Count Basie's Jumping at the Woodside. The show's host, Chuck Barris was mesmerized by this Stagehand's moves & couldn't resist joyously dancing with him.
Patton will be remembered for both his dance moves & for breaking a Hollywood color barrier when he joined the Int'l Alliance of Theatrical & Stage Employees.
Dance on Gene...
Saturday 14 March 2015 at 11:17 am
Today is a VERY special day for all of us Enginerds!
This day comes but once in a century, it's 3-14-15. The next date that comes close will be in 2115 to reflect the day's five digits of the magical, infinite number,
Look up the funny stuff nerds around the world are doing to celebrate the day!
Tuesday 03 March 2015 at 12:36 am
The Singlefinger crew is bringing a over a half dozen BARN FINDS to the show this year! They will mesmerize the crowd, they are so cool!
We are introducing a new artist to the Detroit audience for the 2015 show,
Mark Ervin. Mark has been drawing for the Simpsons & Futurama for decades & he has sent us a ton of cool stuff to display & sell. We can't wait to show it to everybody!
Seeya in the Basement on Friday, Saturday & Sunday!