Notes and references Video B&W with color sequences, remaster of rescued original recordings c. 1960s - early 1970s. Remaster of rescued original recordings c. 1970s. Bibliography Link to RealAudio archive of interview on local morning program on KUOW-FM 94.6, Seattle.Host talks with local Seattle stars from the J.P. Patches Show, 54m 56s.RealAudio link: "http://128.208.34.90/ramgen/archive/weekday/wkdy010104-b.rm?start='00:01:59.000'&end='00:56:05.048'" Date per "Montlake Landfill Information SumMarchy, January 1999". 2006 appearances, inclusive. Chris Wedes holds the copyright, Bryan Johnston is the author. Stein referenced Jack Broom, "The J.P. Generation", Pacific Magazine, The Seattle Times, 4 April 1993, pp. 6-11,14-17; Bill Cartmel, "Hi Ya, Patches Pals", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 11 April 1971, pp. 6-7; Erik Lacitis, "Patches Understands – and Survives", The Seattle Times, 23 February 1978, p. A15; [no title], The East Side Journal, 31 May 1962, p. 3; Ibid. 14 May 1969, p. 19. External links jppatches.com, official web site Guide to the Chris Wedes Collection on J.P. Patches at the Museum of History & Industry, Seattle PersonRatings Profile HistoryLink history of J.P. Patches Ketchikan the Animal Man (Bob Newman) fan site Interview with J.P. Patches on local Seattle podcast, The Dave and Steve Show J.P. Patches Tribute Documentary produced by Full Focus American children's television presenters 1958 American television series debuts 1981 American television series endings 1950s American children's television series 1950s American comedy television series 1960s American children's comedy television series 1970s American children's comedy television series 1980s American children's comedy television series Culture of Seattle Television in Minnesota American clowns American television shows featuring puppetry Television shows about clowns Fictional characters from Seattle Local children's television programming in the United States