On I filled in as a panelist in a pinch once or twice with two minutes notice, and as a guest host three or four times, but none of that prepares you for the phone call that came at halftime of the Patriots-Panthers Super Bowl (in 2004), not long after Janet Jackson's boob was introduced to the entire world, that asked me to fill-in as host the next day.I was asked the scary question and I said yes." -- and draws between 500,000 and 800,000 viewers depending on the time of year.I went to the beach over the summer and I came back and from the neck up I was still on vacation. What we’re doing today is as good as any show we’ve ever done and that’s what I’m most of proud of—that we’re operating at the highest level we ever have.Q: Do you ever wish you had a mute button to use in real life?A: I dress up everyday pretending to do a television show. They should be the ones playing the game and competing for points and I’ve always tried to a little stay outside of that. The majority of people don’t like it and that kind of makes me like it more. I’ve been with the show for eight and three quarters years or so and Max (Kellerman) was the host for the first year and about 200 shows. You can call the show a lot of things and one of the things is a survivor, and in television, I can’t think of a much better compliment than that.

The list of those who have been laid off to date is here.This was true for me at and true for me when a hotel lost an engagement ring and I found myself on a knee in between the men's and women's bathroom at La Guardia Airport.Opportunities come sometimes when you least expect and you have to be willing to say yes to scary questions…There’s little solace in being laid off, but those who have lost their jobs can take heart knowing that they’re being paid tribute on-air.Childhood/School /College He spend his childhood in Marlboro, New Jersey .Career/Personal Life After his graduation he worked as sportscaster for WFUV at Fordham University and later he also hosted NY’s longest –running sports cal-in-program. He assisted Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon as fact-checker for the show Pardon the interruption.He also made his presence in Preview the Interruption.