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Dino "Chico"
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Co-Webmaster
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Alexander is a 16-trapped-in-a-25-year-old medical technologist from Fayetteville, NC. Chico began at PTTGSP as a reality editor, then founded the DaytimeHub portion of GSNN. Chico
covers both daytime and primetime games for GSNN today, along
with serving as co-moderator of "We Love to
Interrupt." Among his other interests: he's a fan and performer of a cappella music. |
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Jason Block is 36 and lives in
Brooklyn, NY. A veteran of four game shows including Wheel, Jeopardy!,
Millionaire and Turn It Up, this game show lover is also a fan of
pro wrestling, classic films and gambling... especially Pai Gow
Poker and craps.
He is also a board member of the Game Show Congress. |
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Alex Davis is currently a student
living in West Virginia. He is in the drum line, and plays drums
for two different alternative bands. In his free time, he plays
ice hockey, soccer, and video games. Alex is the owner of the
internationally known net game show company tvzgames, which has
been mentioned on G4. Alex is currently pursuing either
a journalistic, video game, or TV industry career.
Alex is also one of the three coordinators
at Buzzer! The Game Show Blog. |
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Travis
Eberle |
Recapper/Columnist:
On the Buzzer |
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Our on-call recapper Travis Eberle hails from Olympia, Wash. by way of
Kent. Last time he was on the pages, he had a little stint on Cram's hamster wheel.
Today, he's parlaying his gig as one of the regular talking
disembodied heads on "We Love to Interrupt" into his own column,
"On the Buzzer". Offline, Travis is pursuing a degree in
education. |
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| Jason
"Stormseeker" Elliott |
Founder
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| Jason Elliott is from near Huntsville, AL. Jason is the founder of GSNN, which began as the Prime Time TV Game Shows Page in 1999. He now serves as
a consultant to GSNN, providing web design and helpful hints.
He also contributes to the site occasionally in other ways,
including giving his "InSites" every Thursday. |
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Don
"Doughnut" Harpwood |
Recapper |
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Don Harpwood hails
from Stoney Creek, Ontario, Canada. A fan of game shows, as well
as a good amount of reality shows, he'll watch those that he is
able to watch, whenever he has the chance. Don is currently
looking for a job to at least make some money during this time,
and he currently aspires to write for a living. And in his spare
time, Don likes occasionally playing video games and spends plenty
of time on his laptop, surfing the Internet and frequenting
various message boards under the nickname "Doughnut".
Don does hope to be a contestant on a game show someday, but until
then, he continues to dream... |
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Jason "JD"
Hernandez |
Contributor |
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JD Hernandez a 21-year-old student,
currently studying to become a drama teacher. Aside from being a
part-time bookkeeper ("Gotta make a living..."), he's also a
struggling actor trying to make it in the biz! Residing in
Ontario, CA, JD has a multitude of interests including basketball
("Gotta love those Lakers and Clippers"), bowling ("That average
is rising, TYVM"), surfing the web, Peanuts, going to Disneyland,
and music. His favorite game shows are: Press Your Luck, Price is
Right, Millionaire, and 100 Mexicanos Dijeron (Latin "Family
Feud"). "I'm probably best-known for being one of the world's
biggest Tomarkenites, and have my own "PYL" page with a brand-new
one on the way!"
His short list of game show credits include the Big Bucks
documentary on Game Show Network in 2003. |
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Mike Klauss |
Contributor
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Mike Klauss is a true veteran of the
online game show community, having first logged on in early 1996.
For almost seven years, Mike ran the acclaimed tv-gameshows.com
site. Even though he hasn't been an in-studio contestant on a game
show, Mike has won over $1500 in prizes through interactive
versions of televised game shows, including a PC on Paranoia's
premiere. Mike represented Cleveland State University in the
Hardball Hot Seat Challenge, on Chris Matthews' MSNBC show. For
his effort, Mike won a trip to Washington DC, a digital camera,
and $200. Nowadays, Mike's a senior at CSU, majoring in
mathematics and education, with aspirations of graduating in early
2006. |
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Brian Moore is from Cloquet, MN. He's a fan of not only
game shows, but also of Power Rangers since 1994. In the fall of
2002, he was going for a degree in computer programming at the
Lake Superior College, but a failing grade in Introduction to
Programming Principles class and a scheduling conflict for the
Spring 2004 semester forced him to quit during his 2003 Christmas
vacation. |
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| Gordon
Pepper |
Co-Webmaster
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| Gordon Pepper is from near New York City. Gordon began at PTTGSP as a reality editor, then transitioned to webmaster of the RealityHub when GSNN began.
Gordon covers mostly reality games for GSNN, but has been known
to cross over to the dark side and cover daytime games too.
He's also a co-moderator of "We Love to Interrupt." |
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Eric Pierce is New Jersey native
working as multimedia editor at a major sports network in Bristol,
CT (go ahead, guess). Other things on his plate include a healthy
side dish of board games and some roller coasters for dessert.
While he hasn't made any game show appearances, he did manage to
turn a Clue Crew audition into a summer in Jeopardy!, and later
handled throngs of teenagers on the jam fest known as MTV's Say
What? Karaoke. With any luck, you’ll see either his face or his
name on a television near you soon. |
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Robert W.
Seidelman |
Contributor
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Robert W. Seidelman is a recent high
school graduate with 2 years of broadcasting already underneath
his
belt. He's been a devoted game show fan since 3 minutes old. Grown
up with Scrabble, Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, $1,000,000 Chance of
a Lifetime and Price is Right. Rediscovered some of these classics
when he was 5 watching USA. Got into tape trading around 1999.
Also, am starting college to get a Associates degree in broadcast
production. "Current favorites are Celebrity Poker Showdown, World
Series of Poker, I, Max (did a short-lived version on Flashgameshows.com called I, Rob however I wish to do a version of
this on GSNN) Street Smarts, Win Ben Stein's Money among other
classics that I might have on tape. To see my collection, check
out www.geocities.com/robside12/collindex.html to see what I have.
I also plan on pitching my ideas for shows at GSC4 at that pitch
session if they have it. More to come when I live out my life." |
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Julie Suchard has recapped
"Wickedly Perfect", "Kept", and now "Martha Stewart: The
Apprentice" for GSNN. She feels that she is beginning to get
typecasted as the recapper for truly horrible "chick" reality
shows. Julie, a former "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire"
contestant, lives in California with her husband, a former
"Jeopardy" contestant, and two daughters, one of which
is also a former "Jeopardy" contestant. Her pet peeves are
plagiarists and people with the initials "GWB."
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Joe"Game
Show Man" Van Ginkel |
Contributor
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The life that Ryan Vickers "supposedly" lives is that of a
Bachelor of Education student at Memorial University of
Newfoundland in St. John's - about 3 miles from most easterly
point of North America.
But we all know that Ryan's not normal. He's a game show nut like
the rest of us. Currently he stands at 6 game shows tapings, 4
game show rejections and 1 game show appearance - as a 2-day Wheel
of Fortune champ back in 1997.
Other than that, he hosts his own game show ("BrainFreeze!") on
CHMR-FM 93.5 St. John's once a week (when he is released on the
world). Oh, and he's a big fan of juggling and scuba diving too.
One day he hopes
to be able to juggle underwater. Maybe. Or figuring out how to get
on "Fort Boyard". |
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Name: Chris Wolvie. REAL Name: Chris Motherway (which is why I'm
known as Chris Wolvie on the internet) Location: Port St. Lucie,
Florida (South-Central FLA). Occupation: Photo lab assistant at a
major recently-bought-out pharmacy chain. Age: 32 ("I prefer 0
Celsius"). BD: July 27 (same as Triple H...cool!). When I'm
thinking about game shows: usually while watching them, playing
them on my computer or hosting my own netgame on mailing lists.
When I'm NOT thinking about game shows: when I'm way busy at work,
watching G4TechTV, playing my XBox, playing poker, way busy at
work, chatting online, looking at... OK, "ogling at" swimsuit
issues... did I mention when I'm way busy at work? |
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GSNN History:
GSNN began in 1999
as a fan page for the FOX TV series "Greed."
When the prime time game show revolution began, the Greed fan
page evolved into the Prime Time TV Game Shows Page (PTTGSP).
With more and more game shows and reality games debuting,
Jason knew he couldn't do it alone. And along came Chico
and Gordon.
In 2001, PTTGSP became Game Show NewsNet (GSNN), with an
"InfoHub" covering the latest news; a "RealityHub"
with reality game recaps; and a "DaytimeHub" with
recaps of the daily game shows.
In 2003, the "InfoHub" was changed to be only links
to the other hubs.
In 2004, GSNN consolidated and moved to its own domain. We
believe the best is still yet to come!
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