"Pez Museum"
"Flip ME off...!?"
as Impostor Number 1 for the
curator of the
Pez
Museum in Burlingame- Gary Doss
 Host John O'Hurley |
 The esteemed panel (L to R) Meshach Taylor, Paula Poundstone, Fred Willard and Miss World USA- Natasha Allas |
 The Challengers and the Clown on the left |
 The REAL Gary Doss |
Smugly victorious with two votes
Taped on January 13- 01, this show was surreptitiously bumped into re-runs by a Lakers game before it ever had its L.A. premiere. The feature is Gary Doss, curator of the only museum for PEZ Memorabilia in existence. In order to prepare for the show, I learned more in 6 hours from Gary about PEZ candy and dispensers than I ever knew in a lifetime. Although it was literally over in a heartbeat, we garnered some nice results.
See
The Episode on my YouTube Channel
As of September 2006 Gary Doss (L) acquired the World's Largest PEZ dispenser ( pictured here roughly 8 feet tall) which delivers entire cases of PEZ.
As of July 2009, Gary is being sued by PEZ Candy Co. Inc. for copywright infringement. After years of giving them virtually FREE Advertising and Publicity while also making clear that the Museum is NOT affiliated with PEZ Candy Company, PEZ (among other things) specifically wants this dispenser DESTROYED.
As of 2010, Gary and PEZ have become reconciled without incident.
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A giveaway contest sponsored by McDonalds during children's programming on KDVR TV 31, Denver. |
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Directed and Produced by Richard Marsh for the American Film
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Scottish 'Kerler' (but if you blink, you'll miss me!). Pictured
above R is the club "Fais Dodo" which served as the
location setting. This was shot in July 1991 to accompany the '93
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I saw it for the first time on YouTube about Febuary 3, 2008.
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