Wayne Cox, Tell Us About Yourself.
Wayne Cox was the host of the 1980s Canadian game shows Acting Crazy, Second Honeymoon and Talk About.
Dean Rogers, Tell Us About Yourself.
Dean Rogers is an entertainment reporter from Maryland who’s won a total of over $100,000 in cash and prizes on game shows.
Chuck Kraus, Tell Us About Yourself.
Chuck Kraus is a transportation supervisor from St. Louis who’s appeared on Wheel Of Fortune, The $100,000 Pyramid, and The Price is Right.
Pete Buchbauer, Tell Us About Yourself.
Pete Buchbauer is a stand-up comedian who, in 2024, was a 16-day champion on the syndicated game show Person, Place Or Thing.
Steve Leblang, Tell Us About Yourself.
Game show historian Christian Carrion talks with a man who, after winning over $25,000 on the CBS game show Whew!, worked for over four decades as an executive in the game show industry.
Eugene Byon, Tell Us About Yourself.
Eugene Byon is an IT specialist who’s appeared on over half a dozen game shows, as well as co-hosted a live episode of HQ Trivia.
Colby Burnett, Tell Us About Yourself.
Colby Burnett is a high school counselor who won the Jeopardy Teacher’s Tournament in 2012, as well as the 2013 Tournament of Champions.
Richard Goodall, Tell Us About Yourself.
Richard Goodall is a school janitor and singer from Indiana who, in 2024, won season 19 of America’s Got Talent.
Ashley Adler, Tell Us About Yourself.
Ashley Adler is the narrator of Disney Dreamlight Valley who appeared on Disney’s Mad Libs in 1998.
Rossi Morreale, Tell Us About Yourself.
Rossi Morreale was a contestant on FOX’s Temptation Island, as well as the host of “Junkyard Wars” and “Temptation: The New Sale Of The Century”.
David Legler, Tell Us About Yourself.
For 14 months in the early 2000s, David Legler held the world record for game show winnings when he won over $1.7 million on NBC’s Twenty-One.
Robert McKee, Tell Us About Yourself; Second Chance.
As Second Chance September draws to a close, game show historian Christian Carrion welcomes back a casino game designer from Texas who broke the bonus game record on GSN’s Lingo.