Canadian-born Michael J. Fox has been entertaining audiences since playing a conservative Republican teenager in the hit comedy series “Family Ties.” International stardom followed soon after when he wowed audiences in “Back to the Future,” “Teen Wolf,” and “Doc Hollywood.” Since being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 1991, Fox has worked tirelessly through The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research to help combat and find a cure for the disease. For his work on-screen, Fox has garnered four Golden Globe and five Emmy awards.
Michael J Fox is 62 years old today. Happy birthday. Fox, is of course, one of America's favorite actors. He is also one of a few actors with success and popularity in both TV and Film. Sadly, Parkinson's cut his career short, although he is frequently in the public eye quite a bit while promoting awareness about Parkinson's.
Most of America discovered Fox on NBC's Family Ties TV Show in the mid 1980's. He later found more success with the Back to the Future movie series. He later returned to TV on Spin City before his health began to fail him.
So, in order to celebrate his birthday, we will do Michael J Fox trivia on Wiki-Pete-ia on the Shemon and Sheppard Show on ESPN Southwest Florida. For those who are new to the show, we play Wiki-Pete-ia, where we try to stump Pete everyday at 4:45 ish. If you wish to play for prizes, try to be caller number 9 at 239-337-3776, or 239-337-ESPN and play. If you are not lucky enough to make it on the air for Wiki, then amaze your friends and family by playing at work or at home since we have listed the questions and answers for you below.
Craig Shemon has been hosting afternoons on ESPN Southwest Florida since 2017. Prior to that he was a nationally syndicated host in Los Angeles at FOX Sports Radio and in Houston at Yahoo! Sports Radio. Along the way Craig did play-by-play for the NFL on FOX, NFL Europe, Big Ten Network, and The Citadel Radio Network. Craig is a native Detroiter and Indiana University graduate. He has been known to proudly display his Detroit and IU fandom on the air. Craig likes to write about athletes, create quizzes, and covers big sports headlines.