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Full Frontal Fear Factor, by Dale Sherman: In more or less a television first, this episode of Fear Factor forces contestants to strip for the cameras if they want to stay in the game. Here's Susan's take on the whole thing.

WWF Wrestlers Take on ‘Fear Factor’, by Dale Sherman: What happens when several WWF wrestlers tackle the challenges of Fear Factor? Can they pass the tests or will they wimp out? How do the Hardy Boys (see right) fare? And who comes out the overall winner?

The Glutton Bowl: Hail to the Gluttiators, by Charlie Reneke: Leave it to Fox to come up with yet another bizarre reality TV show. This time, it's a battle of, er, well, I'm not sure what -- but it's a battle, anyway as contestants vie to eat the most heart-stopping or vomit-inducing food on The Glutton Bowl.

UK Millionaire Going Broke, by Susan Schechter: Maybe the contestants can be millionaires, but if the folks running Who Wants to Be a Millionaire in England don't get their act together, the show itself could go broke!

Computer Game Is the Weakest Link, by Eric Szulczewski: Now that we've had a look at the Top 15 Game Shows of all time, what about the current batch? More specifically, how is the computer game for The Weakest Link?

Weakest Link Host Shares Her Human Side in New Autobiography, by David Bloomberg: She's known by many names, including the Queen of Mean and the rudest woman on television. She is, of course, Anne Robinson, host of The Weakest Link. But before hosting this show, her life involved a number of ups and downs -- including fights with alcoholism and sexist coworkers -- before she managed to be successful. Memoirs of an Unfit Mother is Robinson's interesting telling of her own story.

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #1: Match Game, by Eric Szulczewski: We're finally up to number 1! Watching this show was like being invited to a Hollywood cocktail party for thirty minutes every afternoon. Even Dumb Dora says this show was ______!

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #2: The Price Is Right, by Eric Szulczewski: It's the only game show left on network daytime. It's the ultimate shopping trip, and has had the same host for three decades.

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #3: What’s My Line/I’ve Got a Secret, by Eric Szulczewski: Is number 3 bigger than a breadbox? Let's meet our award-winning panel to find out.

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #4: Password, by Eric Szulczewski: Moving on up to number 4, we have game that had perfect hosts and great celebrities to boot. No, I can't tell you the name, but I can give you one-word hints.

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #5: Press Your Luck, by Eric Szulczewski: We're up to the top 5 and into the final stretch. Though only on for a few years, this show left us with the memorable line, "Big bucks, no whammies!"

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #6: Jeopardy, by Eric Szulczewski: The answer is: One of the most successful game shows of all time. I bet you can guess the question.

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #7: Pyramid, by Eric Szulczewski: The #7 game show has had a number of incarnations. Those numbers included $10,000, $20,000, $25,000, $50,000, and $100,000.

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #8: The Newlywed Game, by Eric Szulczewski: In our look at the top game shows of all time, it's easy to lose track. Where are we now? That'd be #8, Bob.

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #9: Wheel of Fortune, by Eric Szulczewski: Take a spin, turn those letters, and solve the puzzle to find out what the #9 game show of all time might be.

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #10: Concentration, by Eric Szulczewski: We're up to the #10 game show of all time. Look at the grid, turn over the tiles, and make sure you concentrate!

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #11: Hollywood Squares, by Eric Szulczewski: We're up to #11 and it's time for the show that asks if the celebrities are right or wrong. I'll go with Paul Lynde for the block.

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #12: Let’s Make a Deal, by Eric Szulczewski: Ready to take a look at the #12 game show of all time? Or would you rather have what's behind curtain number 2?

New Game Show Puts Contestants in The Chair, by David Bloomberg: ABC premiered its newest game show, The Chair, hosted by John McEnroe (and not be confused with Fox's horrible The Chamber). Find out all about the show, the host, the rules, and the first few contestants.

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #13: To Tell the Truth, by Eric Szulczewski: Moving up the charts of the best game shows ever, we need to ask -- will the real #13 please stand up?

New Game Show is Torture, by Peggy Keller: A special sneak-preview of the new game show, The Chamber, allowed the lucky Peggy Keller to see a woman undergoing torture while answering trivia questions. What fun!

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time,: #14, Family Feud, by Eric Szulczewski: We're counting down the top 15 game shows ever, and we're up to #14. Time to find out what the survey says!

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time, #15, The Joker’s Wild, by Eric Szulczewski: We begin our countdown of the top 15 game shows of all time with #15 (where else?). This game show was no joke!

The Top 15 Game Shows of All Time: Introduction, by Eric Szulczewski: Reality TV and game shows go hand in hand. After all, the point of Survivor is to win a million dollar prize. Today we begin a series looking at the top 15 game shows of all time.

Who Wants to Have a Heart Attack?, by Susan Schechter: They call it the “hot seat” on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, and the pressure is definitely on. What if you not only had to answer the questions correctly, but your heart rate was being monitored at the same time? Stay calm, answer correctly, and you might win some money on a new game show.

VH1 Cover Wars a Fun Musical Interlude, by David Bloomberg: VH1 premiered its new game show, Cover Wars, last week. Hosted by Paul Shaffer, it asks cover bands to compete by showing their knowledge of music, ability to play, and overall talent in a variety of amusing ways.

Survivor Contestants Take on Rock & Roll Jeopardy, by Rob Daugherty: As you may know, Jeff Probst hosted another game show before Survivor came along -- Rock & Roll Jeopardy. He still does double-duty as host for both shows, and this took an interesting turn as he brought Colby, Elisabeth, and Jeff to his other show to compete for charity.

Which Survivor Is the Weakest Link?, by David Bloomberg: The Weakest Link featured six ex-Survivor 1 contestants duking it out in a special half-hour show. Who was the weakest link? What did sarcastic host Anne Robinson have to say to them? And how did an hour show fit into a half-hour timeslot?

The Weakest Link Premieres in Pro Wrestling Style, by David Bloomberg: No, there weren't any body slams, but the players on this premiere episode of The Weakest Link seem to have been coached to act obnoxious in the face of losing. Anne Robinson plays her role of a somewhat insulting host quite well, and does it in a way that the viewers can still like her and side with her against the players, some of whom don't come off as particularly bright.



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