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Joel Gordon Hodgson is an American writer, comedian and television actor, known as the creator and original host of Mystery Science Theatre 3000. He has voiced Bill Dewey on multiple Steven Universe episodes. Hodgson was born in Stevens Point, Wisconsin in 1960. In second grade he created the "Cracker Cracker," which was a hand attached to a board. He attended Ashwaubenon High School, where he began his career in theater as a stage manager. In 1975, as a sophomore, he was named Junior Magician of the Year. After graduating, he attended Bethel College in St. Paul, Minnesota, majoring in speech communication. In 1981, he won the Bethel College Campus Comedy Contest. Joel Gordon Hodgson (born February 20, 1960, in Stevens Point, Wisconsin) is the creator and original host of Mystery Science Theater 3000. His character, Joel Robinson, was featured from the show's creation through the middle of season five. Joel Gordon Hodgson es un escritor estadounidense, comediante y actor de televisión. Él es mejor conocido por crear Mystery Science Theater 3000 y protagonizar como él mismo. En 2007 MST3K fue catalogado como "uno de los 100 mejores programas de televisión de todos los tiempos" por Time.com. Hodgson es actualmente parte de los compañeros de reparto de MST3K bajo el nombre Cinematic Titanic, tocando en vivo y la producción de contenidos para DVD y descarga directa.

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Joel Gordon Hodgson es un escritor estadounidense, comediante y actor de televisión. Él es mejor conocido por crear Mystery Science Theater 3000 y protagonizar como él mismo. En 2007 MST3K fue catalogado como "uno de los 100 mejores programas de televisión de todos los tiempos" por Time.com. Hodgson es actualmente parte de los compañeros de reparto de MST3K bajo el nombre Cinematic Titanic, tocando en vivo y la producción de contenidos para DVD y descarga directa. También se desempeña como plomo creativo para los medios de comunicación en Cannas, una firma de tecnología Pennsylvania trabajando en nuevas tecnologías de propulsión para satélites y otros vehículos espaciales. Realiza la voz del Alcalde Bill Dewey en E.U.A. en:Joel Hodgson pt-br:Joel Hodgson Categoría:Staff de Steven Universe Categoría:Humanos de la Vida Real Categoría:Actores de Voz Categoría:Esbozos Joel Gordon Hodgson is an American writer, comedian and television actor, known as the creator and original host of Mystery Science Theatre 3000. He has voiced Bill Dewey on multiple Steven Universe episodes. Joel Gordon Hodgson (born February 20, 1960, in Stevens Point, Wisconsin) is the creator and original host of Mystery Science Theater 3000. His character, Joel Robinson, was featured from the show's creation through the middle of season five. Hodgson was born in Stevens Point, Wisconsin in 1960. In second grade he created the "Cracker Cracker," which was a hand attached to a board. He attended Ashwaubenon High School, where he began his career in theater as a stage manager. In 1975, as a sophomore, he was named Junior Magician of the Year. After graduating, he attended Bethel College in St. Paul, Minnesota, majoring in speech communication. In 1981, he won the Bethel College Campus Comedy Contest.

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