Who Booked this Dancer?

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This week...DWTS' new crop.....but is the internet buying it?

 Food Network offers Halloween stuff......

 And NYSI '89. Was it unseen to many cities? All this and.........



Whoever got an Amazon Fire in the Amazon Rainforest....................Please return it to owner. 

Let's..............Get.....................Lit!!!!!!!!!!



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Madison Brunoehler: From coast to coast..............

And Across America.....and the world.........this is..............





Now here is America's favorite contestant, Pierre Kelly!!!!! 

Me: Thank you Madi2TheMax and this of course is  Game show Live! As live as it gets, as live as it happens and as live whenever you feel like it. Let's get into it with......



 The whatstrending.com Opening Toss-Up story.



The cast for Season 28 of "Dancing With the Stars" was announced Wednesday on "Good Morning America," with supermodel Christie Brinkley and "Queer Eye" star Karamo Brown set to put their moves to the test. Competing against them will be "Dawson's Creek" star James Van Der Beek, "The Office" alum Kate Flannery, two-time NBA Champion Lamar Odom, former Trump White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, and "Bachelorette" Hannah Brown, among others. On the pro side, the fall run will feature the return of fan-favorite Peta Murgatroyd, and the debut of two new professional ballroom dancers.
Here is the full list of stars set to compete for the Mirror Ball trophy:
- Lauren Alaina – country music star
- Christie Brinkley – supermodel
- Ally Brooke – pop star
- Hannah Brown – "The Bachelorette"
- Karamo Brown – TV host
- Kate Flannery – TV star
- Ray Lewis – NFL Hall of Famer
- Kel Mitchell – comedian/actor
- Lamar Odom – two-time NBA champion
- Sean Spicer – former White House press secretary
- James Van Der Beek – TV icon
- Mary Wilson – The Supremes

And the professional dancers they'll waltz, tango and twist with:
- Brandon Armstrong
- Lindsay Arnold
- Alan Bersten
- Cheryl Burke
- Witney Carson
- Val Chmerkovskiy
- Sasha Farber
- Jenna Johnson
- Daniella Karagach
- Keo Motsepe
- Peta Murgatroyd
- Pasha Pashkov
- Gleb Savchenko
- Emma Slater
This time around, ABC is not spilling the beans on which star is paired with which pro until the season premiere.
Elsewhere, Bergeron, the longtime host of ABC's Dancing With The Stars, isn't happy with the booking of Sean Spicer,
In a tweet today following the casting announcement, Bergeron wrote that he had hoped the upcoming 28 season "would be a joyful respite from our exhausting political climate and free of inevitably divisive bookings from ANY party affiliations." In fact, Bergeron said he left a lunch with the show's new executive producer (that would be Andrew Llinares) a few months ago and thought they were in agreement. "Subsequently (and rather obviously)," Bergeron continued, "a decision was made to, as we often say in Hollywood, 'go in a different direction."

Bergeron wasn't the only Hollywood figure disappointed with the booking. Bill Prader, executive producer of The Big Bang Theory, tweeted, "Sean Spicer lied repeatedly to the American people and literally defended Hitler. @ABC Network: "Yes, but can he fox trot? Tune in to see!"

For his part, Spicer was enthusiastic. "It's time to have some fun," he tweeted this morning.




All internet freakout-ness aside, it's time for teh Yay & Yawn of August. No freaking out around here, people. 







The yay: Celebrity Family Feud. Popular gamer Tyler "Ninja" blevins had a full circle moment this past week when his celebrity family came on the show. Amazing!

The Yawn: Fred Savage. Just when you thought he dealt with........"Child Support........", his new Fox parody talk show "What Just Happened?" sank lower in the ratings week after week when the show first started. That's what just happened. At least a 30-year reunion of "The Wizard" is still in the air. 








After this commercial word,  Food Network is getting out its costumes for a scary experience. 
You'll see why when Game Show Live returns. 

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Madison: Some members of our viewing audience will receive....



A whole lot of school supplies from Staples. Labor Day weekend is getting near but withthe kids in school, you should've gotten some school supplies from Staples, so get there today. Now back to our supplier of needs, wants and should've had-its,  Pierre Kelly!



Me: Thank you Madi and welcome back. BTW, you saw the sneaky peeky of Mil, the new series from REW Superstation. It'll be sooner than you think later this month.



Food Network and Cooking Channel get into the Halloween spirit with over 30 hours of thematic programming dedicated to the scariest and most delicious holiday of the year, featuring four new series and specials, four returning seasonal stunts, as well as specially-themed episodes in nine recurring series giving viewers even more Halloween frights and bites than last year. Featuring everything from expert pumpkin carvers to sugar artists to creative bakers, all with extraordinary skills and incredible imaginations, there is something for everyone this Halloween season. A cadre of stars get the action going, including Jonathan Bennett, Valerie Bertinelli, Duff Goldman, Carla Hall, John Henson, Clinton Kelly, Casey Webb and more.
Food Network kicks the season off with the return of Halloween primetime staples Halloween Baking Championship on Monday, September 23rd at 9pm, Halloween Wars on Sunday, September 29th at 9pm, and Haunted Gingerbread Showdown on Sunday, October 6th at 10pm, along with the premiere of the all-new four-episode stunt, Halloween Cake-Off on Monday, September 23rd at 10pm. New specials on Food Network include Kids Baking Championship: Tricks & Treats on Thursday, September 26th at 9pm and Outrageous Pumpkins on Sunday, September 29th at 10pm. Cooking Channel also premieres new series, Freakshow Cakes on Friday, October 4th at 11pm ET/8pm PT.
"Food Network is the ultimate destination for Halloween-themed content, showcasing the holiday like no one else can with nail-biting competitions and jaw-dropping creations that viewers just can't get enough of," said Courtney White, President, Food Network and Cooking Channel. "With Halloween Baking Championship and Halloween Wars both seeing series-high ratings last year, we knew we had to deliver even more tricks and treats this holiday season, upping the ante across both networks."
Halloween Baking Championship returns on Monday, September 23rd at 9pm ET/PT with more hauntingly delectable treats. Judges Carla Hall, Katie Lee and Zac Young, join host John Henson to test the skills of eight talented bakers who must show off their skills over six episodes with terrifyingly delicious challenges. From skeleton desserts to monster madness, only one baker can frighten the competition for a chance to win the $25,000 grand prize and to be featured in Food Network Magazine. Fans that can't get enough of the scary competition, go behind the scenes with the digital companion series, Halloween Baking Championship: Extra Sweet. Spend a day with the judges as they are transformed into otherworldly creatures, and watch the crew build the sets and prep the pantry for the season's creations.
On Monday, September 23rd at 10pm ET/PT, Duff Goldman hosts new series Halloween Cake-Off, as four professional bakers from around the country compete in unconventional baking and design challenges where flavor is only the tip of the icing. In this four-episode stunt, the bakers are tested to find out who is best at making the creepiest and most innovative Halloween cakes that must also transform in mystifying ways. From haunted and cursed cakes to dead and living creations, the competitor who wows judges Duff Goldman, Dan Langan and Waylynn Lucas with the most over-the-top edible work of art will be crowned winner of Halloween Cake-Off and earn the $10,000 grand prize.
It's scary spiders galore as four fan-favorite kid bakers return for a special trick-or-treat episode of Kids Baking Championship: Tricks & Treats on Thursday, September 26th at 9pm ET/PT. Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman challenge the young bakers to create the spookiest spider web desserts, but only one junior baker will rise to the top and take home the ultimate baker's dream prize of baking equipment and supplies.
Road to Halloween Wars returns on Sunday, September 29th at 8pm ET/PT to gives viewers a look at the new batch of talented pumpkin carvers, cake and sugar artists, competing in the new season of Halloween Wars. See how these ghoulish geniuses hone their craft with dreams of victory on the new season of Halloween Wars, premiering on September 29th at 9pm ET/PT. Host Jonathan Bennett oversees all the thrills and chills as six teams each made up of an expert pumpkin carver, a cake artist and a sugar master battle it out over five episodes to create frighteningly fun Halloween-themed edible displays that are as scary as they are delicious. Their creations are judged by award-winning cake decorator Shinmin Li,horror film special effects master Todd Tucker,and a rotating panel of celebrity guest judges, including Colman Domingo (Fear the Walking Dead), Caleb McLaughlin (Stranger Things), Jackson Rathbone (Twilight saga), Harley Quinn Smith (Tusk), and Elvira: Mistress of the Dark! The last team standing takes home a grand prize of $50,000.
On the new special, Outrageous Pumpkins, four elite pumpkin carvers come together for a Halloween pumpkin carving competition that defies expectations. Hosted by Casey Webb, through three rounds of challenges these spectacularly talented artists use carving and sculpting tools ranging from toothpicks to saws to execute their amazingly intricate Halloween designs. The carver who impresses the expert panel of judges the most takes home a $10,000 prize.
Don't miss all the spine-tingling creations on Sunday, September 29th at 10pm ET/PT. Get ready for a whole lot of gingerbread on the return of Haunted Gingerbread Showdown, premiering Sunday, October 6th at 10pm ET/PT. Host Clinton Kelly welcomes nine of the greatest gingerbread artists in the world to face-off in gingerbread displays so spooky they will cause nightmares. Jamika Pessoa, Gesine Prado and Jason Smith determine who will advance to the finale to battle it out for $25,000 and a feature in Food Network Magazine. Cooking Channel gets into the Halloween fun in Freakshow Cakes, premiering on Friday, October 4th at 11pm ET/8pm PT. In each episode of this one of-a-kind cake showdown co-hosted by Zac Young and Vivian Chan, three of the most sinister cake artists step into a side-show tent to whip up the freakiest cakes imaginable. The baker who showcases the most wildly imaginative and hair-raising cake design wins $10,000 and the title of Freakshow Champion.
On Food Network, don't miss special sweets and treats-themed episodes of Barefoot Contessa: Cook Like a Pro; Chopped; Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives; Girl Meets Farm; Guy's Grocery Games; Guy's Ranch Kitchen; The Kitchen; The Pioneer Woman and Trisha's Southern Kitchen.



Quibi has given a green light to Dishmantled, described as "a high-octane cooking competition that will literally blow your socks off," with Tituss Burgess (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, 30 Rock) set to host.
The series hails from Chopped creator/executive producer Linda Lea and Good Egg Entertainment, and Propagate-owned Electus.
Hosted by Burgess, each episode starts with the cannon-blasting of a mystery food dish into the faces of two blindfolded chefs. They'll use their culinary prowess to identify the exploded dish and then race against the clock to recreate it. Whichever chef comes closest to the original dish wins a cash prize.
Lea executive produces for Good Egg with Drew Buckley for Electus. The series is co-produced by Good Egg and Electus.






Hey......what's that noise? 


Love Island exec producer Simon Thomas has been promoted at ITV America and will oversee the search for "noisy" formats for the production company.
Thomas, who was previously SVP, programming becomes Executive Vice President, Programming, West Coast at the U.S. production division of the British broadcaster. He recently exec produced reality dating series Love Island for CBS, which renewed the format for a second season.
He reports to ITV America CEO David George.
In the newly expanded role, Thomas will be tasked with overseeing and shepherding prominent, "noisy" formats, as well as live event programming, while supervising the creative production teams assigned to all ITV America projects in Los Angeles.
In addition to Love Island, he has also worked on Fox's The Four and American Grit with John Cena as well as Pawn Stars, Forged in Fire, Facebook's Double Take and A&E's OJ: Guilty in Vegas. He joined Leftfield Pictures in 2014 as a showrunner, having spent several years at Endemol Australia where he worked on reality shows such as Big Brother, Beauty & The Geek Australia, Make Me a Supermodel and Million Dollar Drop.
George said, "Simon is a seasoned executive, a brilliant, hands-on producer and an extraordinary leader who will play a vital role in ITV America's continued success. His ability to produce big formats and smaller-budget content gives us the perfect hitter for our broad bench of programming."




Don't laugh. 


Rebel Wilson has signed on to host the Australian edition of Amazon's international comedy competition, Last One Laughing.
To be taped in Sydney, the six-episode show will feature 10 Australian comedians battling for the top prize of $68,000. Set to debut in 2020, it follows hit versions from Japan and Mexico that are already streaming.
"I'm thrilled to be joining the Prime Video family of creators and talent," Wilson said in a press release. "I've already had the chance to work with Alexa -- she's great -- and on Audible, so working with Prime Video seemed like an obvious choice. I can't wait to see what these talented Australian comedians come up with and how far they'll go to take home the prize."
Wilson is known for her work in the films Bridesmaids, Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb and the Pitch Perfect franchise.




I got a letter from teh Game Show Live! mailroom and it came from Zachary Corsetti. It says this................



I just went on the website and want to confirm this as the final results for giving out the final Patrick J. Wayne Memorial Dishonour Trophy on Sunday:
  1. The Fall of HQ - Never even understood the app to begin with.
  2. Spin the Wheel (FOX) - I knew this would happen right from the start.
  3. TKO: Total Knock Out (CBS) - I saw this show, and it was enjoyably bad while it lasted. (This coming from someone who loves American Ninja Warrior as much as every conservative pundit on Net Game Central.)
  4. Million Dollar Mile (CBS) - Dodged this one and The Titan Games like a BULLET.
  5. WoF's Delicious Destinations Week (Syndication) - I stopped watching Wheel a while back, so I can't comment.
The main reason why I'm talking to you now is because I was visiting Pierre Kelly's Game Show Live (formerly GSNTheKnow) blog and learned that he does an annual game show lookback blog, with a category for the worst of the year, so I want him to start naming his "Worst Show of the Year Award" after Patrick Wayne starting in 2020. See you round!



Aww......thank you Zachary. It's so great to have a blog where people from everywhere gather around give you a weekly voice of the fan spill the soda on game shows and reality TV from around the world. I'm so both shocked and ecstatic at the same exact time as to why they gave me an award after myself. Of course, my end of year honors has a WTH? Award. The choices you've just seen may change due to the opinion of the newsroom. We have one musical act confirmed and agreed to perform this year. We'll tell you later, but Madison Brunoehler will tell you when you could write to us. Madi? 



Madison: To write to Pierre with your questions, comments or just plain fun stuff,  please send it to the email address below or write it via snail mail to:
GAME SHOW LIVE!
1711 ALLY MAQUE DRIVE, Ste. 101
GRIMSBOROUGH
Be sure to include a self addressed Stamped envelope when you write. Back to a man named after.....well........himself, Pierre Kelly!

Me: Thanks Madi. Wonder if you were named after Madison Avenue? 



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Crown Media Family Networks announced today that Chadwick Boyd and Emily Hutchinson, two of American media's top food and baking personalities, have been tapped as judges for Hallmark Drama's first all-new series, "Christmas Cookie Matchup". The program also features cast members from Hallmark Channel's top-rated primetime series, "When Calls the Heart", including Jack Wagner as host, along with Erin Krakow, Pascale Hutton, Kavan Smith, Chris McNally, Kevin McGarry, Paul Greene, and Andrea Brooks, who will serve as apprentices to the contestants - America's most talented amateur bakers.
Premiering on Hallmark Drama this holiday season, the five-part weekly series kicks off with a pool of two-person teams, with each consisting of one home baker alongside a different star from "When Calls the Heart."
In each episode, Boyd and Hutchinson will judge as the contestants go spatula-to-spatula in a variety of Christmas cookie and holiday dessert competitions. One team will be eliminated each week, and in the end only one pair of cookie connoisseurs will prevail, with the top home baker winning the $25,000 grand prize.
Chadwick Boyd is a food media entrepreneur. He started his first business at the age of seven, selling hand crafted brownies and fresh lemonade. Today, Boyd's company, Chadwick Boyd Lifestyle, is a multi-media enterprise that collaborates with magazines, television networks, publishing houses and consumer brands. Initially taught as a baker, Boyd now focuses on food trends, modern home cooking, and entertaining. He is a regular fixture on daytime TV, a James Beard Foundation judge, and travels nationally with Chef Carla Hall for their "Biscuit Time" class.
Emily Hutchinson, creator of the blog The Hutch Oven, is a self-taught baker, recipe developer, decorating teacher, and cookbook author. Hutchinson, who teaches her popular baking techniques on national television, has spent years mastering the art of buttercream-frosted sugar cookies and has an all new book; Creative Cookie Decorating: Buttercream Frosting Designs and Tips for Every Occasion coming soon.
"Christmas Cookie Matchup" marks the first-ever original content developed for Hallmark Drama since the network launched in 2017.


However, I'm not yet festive, so let's get to a Gamestop game break. Since Labor Day weekend is near, let's test your knowledge on labor unions.




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Jimmy Hoffa was involved in the pension plans of what labor union? 
We'll give you teh answer after a Google Play music interlude because as I told you, we have one musical act already in the GSL honors and that is RKVC, our Love Connection dating wranglers trying out Acoustic August. Alright guys, go to it!!!!!!







ANd after that......The Answer: International Brotherhood of Teamsters. 
Hoffa achieved his goal of unifying all freight drivers under a single collective bargaining agreement, the National Master Freight Agreement, in 1964. Hoffa used the grievance procedures of the agreement, which authorized selective strikes against particular employers, to police the agreement or, if Hoffa thought that it served the union's interest, to drive marginal employers out of the industry. The union won substantial gains for its members, fostering a nostalgic image of the Hoffa era as the golden age for Teamster drivers. Hoffa also succeeded where Tobin had failed, concentrating power at the international level, dominating the conferences which Beck and Dobbs had helped build.
In addition, Hoffa was instrumental in using the assets of the Teamsters' pension plans, particularly the Central States plan, to support Mafia projects, such as the development of Las Vegas in the 1950s and 1960s. Pension funds were loaned to finance Las Vegas casinos such as the Stardust Resort & Casino, the Fremont Hotel & Casino, the Desert Inn, the Dunes (hotel and casino) (which was controlled by Hoffa's attorney, Morris Shenker), the Four Queens, the Aladdin Hotel & Casino, Circus Circus, and Caesars Palace. The pension fund also made a number of loans to associates and relatives of high-ranking Teamster officials. A close associate of Hoffa during this period was Allen Dorfman. Dorfman owned an insurance agency that provided insurance claims processing to the Teamsters' union, and which was the subject of an investigation by the McClellan Committee. Dorfman also had increasing influence over loans made by the Teamsters' pension fund, and after Hoffa went to prison in 1967, Dorfman had primary control over the fund. Dorfman was murdered in January 1983, shortly after his conviction, along with Teamsters' president Roy Lee Williams, in a bribery case.[150]
Hoffa was, moreover, defiantly unwilling to reform the union or limit his own power in response to the attacks from Robert F. Kennedy, formerly chief counsel to the McClellan Committee, then Attorney General. Kennedy's Department of Justice tried to convict Hoffa for a variety of offenses over the 1960s, finally succeeding on a witness tampering charge in 1964, with key testimony provided by Teamsters business agent Edward Grady Partin of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. After exhausting his appeals, Hoffa entered prison in 1967.
Hoffa installed Frank Fitzsimmons, an associate from his days in Local 299 in Detroit, to hold his place for him while he served time. Fitzsimmons, however, began to enjoy the exercise of power in Hoffa's absence; in addition, the organized crime figures around him found that he was more pliant than Hoffa had been. While President Nixon's pardon barred Hoffa from resuming any role in the Teamsters until 1980, Hoffa challenged the legality of that condition and planned to run again for presidency of the union, but disappeared in 1975 under mysterious circumstances. He is presumed dead, although his body has never been found.



Can you believe Summer is almost over? Well, our chief mechanic of the PYL Big board Stewdippin has a look at what's to come in the fall.





Here's our last segment. One blog post in Game Show Follies involved NYSI '89. In it, Casey Abell said this:

"Often the rumors start as an "explanation" for why GSN or Buzzr never reran some ancient show. It doesn't seem to dawn on the rumormongers that some old shows don't get TV time because they flopped or they weren't very good (or both). The rumor guys usually think that almost every old game show was some kind of classic, so there has to be an arcane conspiracy theory to explain why the shows never see the light of television.

Now You See It was a pretty good show, in my opinion, but it never drew much of an audience. That's why even Buzzr doesn't rerun the show any more. You don't have to invent rumors to explain it."



But sometimes, you need a second opinon. Here's my opinion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kjFXZIOO2s


When CBS decided to get rid of a hit remake of Card Sharks back in 1989 with another Goodson-Todman Game Now You See It, this was a downer to some game show fans. Most affiliates who had Card Sharks for years decided not to. Why? It was because they think it wanted to have something else on there. Plus, most stations have never heard of Chuck Henry. The gameplay was much different than the 1974 original, but the qualifying round's questions was current events based on what the writers read or watched the news on TV and Chuck's connection to the news world made this show a perfect fit for it. Despite a spacey set and a theme song that should've gotten replaced with an updated version or the NYSI halftime cue as a theme in the first place like it did in international versions, NYSI '89 didn't last that long and Chuck's career as game show host was gone in a wink. But the one question on any fan's mind is..............Did they rerun it? Well, GSN and buzzr had already done did it with the Narz version but not the 1989 version.......yet. because despite rumors that per Chuck's request not to see them as why he embarrased himself and may tarnish his rep as news anchor, our librarian Adam Nedeff tells us that GSN wasn't interested in it despite holding on to the tapes. Guess it was Classic Concentration that easily knocked its head off. Its replacement until moving back to it's original home in 1991: Wheel of Fortune with Bob Goen. 


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That's it for this week. Today's consolation prize is a Labor Day deal from Charly's Chicken Cafe. 2 hot dogs, 2 burgers, and a 32-oz cup of soda for $4.99 until Monday at  Charly's Chicken Cafe located next to Stuff-It-In Storage. 



Don't forget to email me at kellypierre8@gmail.com, coppockonsports@yahoo.com, Pierre Jason Kelly on FB and @Johnny_Arcade on twitter. Also I'm on Snapchat as MisterGSN and Instagram as Mister_WCW. We will return next Wednesday, and until we return, Play on playas.

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