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Dracula, Shep in Black Forest
Rerun Date: Wednesday - May 4, 1977

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Listen, I'm still kind of nervous because of what happened the othe night. . .

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Special confession night Still nervous about what happened the other night. Turned on TV in motel and there was Count Dracula. Gives education about bats - the big ones in the vampire movies are actually fruit bats. A real vampire bat is the size of a mouse. How vampire bats kill their prey. Reads article by Osgood Caruthers - "Dracula was Real" Driving between Innsbruck and Munich through the Black Forest. He stops to eat in the middle of the trip. He describes eating strange food in a strange restaurant. Continuing the drive he suddenly see these two eyes. It was the biggest, most evil, most sinister looking Red Stag with immense antlers. He followed him for a half mile and suddenly he disappeared.

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Airdate History ' - Original' date is earliest known broadcast)

Date	Title
September 9, 1971 Recno: 1160	Dracula, Shep in Black Forest	WOR Rerun
August 16, 1972 Recno: 1363	Dracula, Shep in Black Forest	WOR Rerun
March 25, 1977 Recno: 1921	Dracula, Vampire Country
May 4, 1977 Recno: 6703	Dracula, Shep in Black Forest	WETA Synd Replay
1977 Recno: 6822	Dracula, Shep in Black Forest	WBUR Boston Synd Replay

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