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Winkfan

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Your fave GS host autobiography
« on: July 06, 2004, 09:20:50 PM »
With It's In the Book, Bob! by Bob Eubanks about to hit bookstores later this year, let's find out which past GS hosts' 'tell-alls' are your faves, and which other LIVING GS hosts would you like to have write one of his own!

My faves are:
Winkin' At Life (Wink Martindale)
Backstage With the ORIGINAL Hollywood Squares (Peter Marshall)
Here We Go Again (Betty White)

As for the other question, I'd LOVE to see Jim Peck do an autobiography of his own!

Cordially,
Tammy Warner--the 'Susan Stafford of the Big Board!'

P.S. Among 'Non-GS hosts' autobios, I'd recommend COUSIN BRUCIE! My Life in Rock & Roll Radio by Bruce Morrow. (Too bad IT didn't make it to paperback.....)
In Loving Memory: Dolores "Roxanne" Rosedale (1929-2024), Peter Marshall (1926-2024), & Chuck Woolery (1941-2024)

Chief-O

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Your fave GS host autobiography
« Reply #1 on: July 06, 2004, 10:42:13 PM »
With how popular he is, and how long he's been working, I am completely surprised Bob Barker hasn't written a book yet [maybe he has, and I don't know it]. As for my favorite, "The Jeopardy! Book" from 1990 is pretty good, then again, it's the only GS-related book in my collection [you may now aim the flamethrowers at me]. It's a pretty interesting look at J! back when it wasn't dumbed-down yet, the dollar values weren't what they are now, and 5 days as champ meant retirement.
There are three things I've learned never to discuss with people: Religion, politics, and the proper wrapping of microphone cables.

adamjk

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Your fave GS host autobiography
« Reply #2 on: July 06, 2004, 11:20:32 PM »
maybe Bob will when he finally puts down that long microphone for the last time.