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Dr. Madblood

Doctor Madblood has been a television icon in Hampton Roads for 50 years. The original inspiration for the Madblood show occurred when the show's creator, Jerry Harrell, realized that there was no local TV of genuine creativity, and he hoped to remedy the situation. The results skyrocketed the show in popularity for its quirky and off-the-cuff humor.

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Doctor Madblood’s 50th Anniversary Special

Season 1 Episode 14 | 34m 40s | CC

“Doctor Madblood’s 50th Anniversary Special” honors fifty years of the cult horror host and his Pungo Swamp crew with humor, nostalgia, and supernatural chaos. When Madblood’s manor vanishes into a strange void, the gang uses wacky science to uncover the mystery—celebrating decades of monsters, movie mayhem, and campy fun.

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