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This page contains information on some of the more notable rogues
who have appeared on Fusion Patrol. Not everyone who has appeared
on Fusion Patrol is profiled here. In some cases, people have been
omitted to protect their innocence.
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Eugene Glover
Producer, Director, Writer, Cameras, Editing, CGI, Sound,
Performer
There's so many extraordinary things
I can say about Eugene's contribution to the show, as the
principal auteur behind Fusion Patrol his hand can
be seen in almost every aspect of the show. But, since
it would immodest for me to brag about myself... |
Matt Adickes
Performer
Matt has been a theatre major in college, but we don't hold that
against him (much.) Matt brings his own unique style of deadpan,
over-the-top acting to the show. Much as if Jack Webb had taken
lessons from William Shatner. Matt never got public access out
of his blood and has gone on to work on other shows. |
Jim Cryer
Editing, Cameras, Sound, Performer
Although Jim doesn't appear on
camera often, he's always with us. A veteran videographer,
Jim was the first to recognize the need for lighting and
microphones...
Jim Cryer passed away in 2004. |
Jeff George
CGI, Sound, Performer
Always willing to jump into an ice cold pool if there's
a free-meal in it, Jeff can rarely be caught on-camera
when he's out-of-character. An adept hand with a computer,
Jeff created the original Fusion Patrol opening
graphics... |
Blitzkrieg Groundsloth
Independent Filmmaker, Artistic Grant Consultant
Since the very beginning, Blitzkrieg
has been pushing us to make episodes that make the viewer
go "hmmm". A graduate of several Pleistocene film schools,
Blitzkrieg may not always get the viewers to go "hmmm",
but he never fails to make them go "huh?"... |
Alice Harper
Performer, Musical Director, Woody Wrangler
At first, Alice was just along
to carry Woody's beer cooler and pistol while he was filming,
as time went by she's provided us with some inspired performances
and encouraged us to hurry up and finish our shoots by
singing opera at us... |
Woody Harper
Performer, Writer, Cameras, Dolphin Wrangler
One of Fusion Patrol's original Triumvirate, Woody's
contributions have been invaluable, without his sage and
timely suggestions Fusion Patrol would have been
called Fusion Stretching Time...
Woody also produced his own Public Access series, Electro-Pet.
In 2004, Woody passed away. |
Morgan Hunt
Performer, Cameras
Morgan is the trooper of Fusion Patrol -- he never
turns down an assignment; whether it's playing a spastic,
skipping arm in arm with John, or playing a bitter, old
science fiction writer. In addition to his unflinching
dedication to Fusion Patrol Morgan is always the
first to try to correct any problems we may encounter during
production by advising us which Microsoft product will
take us where we want to go today... |
John Kittelsrud
Performer, Videographer
John's years of still photography experience really showed
through in his first appearances in Fusion Patrol,
but after we showed him that he could move and show expression
things really began to gel for John's acting career... |
David Laskowski
Performer, Cameras
David, third member of the Triumvirate, the original architects
of Fusion Patrol, would be in the running to de-throne
Morgan as "trooper of the year" but, since he refuses to
run in 120 degree weather... |
Ben Ragunton
Performer, Writer, Poet Laureate
Just because Ben is a "real actor" and Fusion Patrol's
Poet Laureate don't think he's a poofter. Ben is a real
man's man. Just ask his husband... |
John Wheeler
Performer, Writer
Whether he's saying "duh" in a whithering tone, playing
a Gumby or delivering his one-of-a-kind British accent,
John is Fusion Patrol's most talked-about voice-characterization
artist... |
Lee Whiteside
Performer, Writer
Lee knows the news before the newsmakers make the news.
It's just a pity we could never get the episodes out fast
enough to spotlight Lee's acumen as it should have been... |
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