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Hosea Taylor Watson III (born 1962) is a documentarian and former curator of the Paul W. Bryant Museum at the University of Alabama.

Watson is the son of H. T. and Madge Watson of Huntsville.

Watson began working at the Bryant Museum in the early 1990s. He and Rick Dowling served as producers of the award-winning Crimson Classics and Crimson Comments series which aired on WVUA-TV and distributed on DVD. Watson and Dowling founded Gravy Productions with Ben Ellis in 2014. The company produced the 2019 documentary film, The Strip: Tuscaloosa’s Most Colorful Quarter Mile, about Tuscaloosa's "Strip" of bars near campus.

Watson also operated the McSanta.com "Holiday fun page" website which collected audio and video of Christmas songs and related content.

In August 2020 Watson was arrested and charged with 10 counts of possession of child pornography. He was terminated from his job at the university.

Goggins, Leah (September 19, 2019) "Tuscaloosa locals profile The Strip in new documentary" The Crimson White
Cobb, Mark Hughes (March 21, 2020) "Documentary about the Strip available online." The Tuscaloosa News
Robinson, Carol (August 20, 2020) "Longtime Paul W. Bryant Museum curator arrested on multiple child porn charges; fired from position." The Birmingham News

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 '''Hosea Taylor Watson III''' (born [[1962]]) is a documentarian and former curator of the [[Paul W. Bryant Museum]] at the [[University of Alabama]].
-Watson and [[Rick Dowling]] served as producers of the award-winning ''[[Crimson Classics]]'' and ''[[Crimson Comments]]'' series which aired on [[WVUA-TV]] and distributed on DVD. Watson and Dowling founded [[Gravy Productions]] with [[Ben Ellis]] in [[2014]]. The company produced the [[2019]] documentary film, ''[[The Strip: Tuscaloosa’s Most Colorful Quarter Mile]]'', about [[Tuscaloosa]]'s "[[The Strip (Tuscaloosa)|Strip]]" of bars near campus.
+Watson is the son of [[H. T. Watson|H. T.]] and Madge Watson of [[Huntsville]].
+Watson began working at the Bryant Museum in the early 1990s. He and [[Rick Dowling]] served as producers of the award-winning ''[[Crimson Classics]]'' and ''[[Crimson Comments]]'' series which aired on [[WVUA-TV]] and distributed on DVD. Watson and Dowling founded [[Gravy Productions]] with [[Ben Ellis]] in [[2014]]. The company produced the [[2019]] documentary film, ''[[The Strip: Tuscaloosa’s Most Colorful Quarter Mile]]'', about [[Tuscaloosa]]'s "[[The Strip (Tuscaloosa)|Strip]]" of bars near campus.
 Watson also operated the [[McSanta.com]] "Holiday fun page" website which collected audio and video of Christmas songs and related content.