Protestant Apologia

OK, I am seeing a few clips appearing on line from the Dyer/Wood exchanges, and I am a bit confused. In one Dyer is wearing some kind of Russian furry hat (an ushanka?) and a t-shirt with some kind of weird image on the front, can't really see it well. In the next, he's wearing a hat like Gilligan wore. Did this guy seriously show up like that to a formal debate? Or was he messing around during it? Next, I am pretty sure I heard him, at one point, say that you can worship an icon of Christ. Thorny problem from the EO's given their abuse of Basil and, if you really took him seriously, you would allow that, but post Nicea II orthodoxy (Theodore the Studite, Nikephoros) said "Nyet" to that idea, though, of course, they had to dance on the head of a pin to make up definitions to figure that one out. Still, Lossky et al are clear in denying the position Dyer enunciated. Of course, as always with this topic, there is wiggle room for "relative worship" and all that kind of stuff.