Scrabble | Game show hosts week (Tuesday), pt. 1

[JeopardyandWheelFan]

I know that Marc Summers hosted when Chuck played the game. But did Marc ever play the game himself that week?

[megamanj2004X]

IMO, Marc Summers did a capable job of hosting here. And I thought he should've hosted the new version of Scrabble on the Hub.

[megamanj2004X]

Tom Kennedy also appeared on Chuck's other hit show in "Wheel of Fortune" as well.

[pernelldh]

An eight letter word. The clue is: He also had TIME on his hands.

JOHN DAVIDSON!

John Davidson also hosted "Time Machine", Scrabble's sister show.

[EizentheAnimeniac]

Well even if it's not "technically" his show, it's nice to see Marc Summers host a show where he doesn't need to worry about his OCD get the best of him. Seriously, why would anyone on Nickelodeon make a person with the problems he had host Double Dare, one of the messiest game shows on the planet?

[tdickensheets]

What is Chuck Woolery doing?

[TenPoundHammer]

@tdickensheets Counting all the money he made from 7 seasons of Lingo.

[superrandy69]

i grew up watching this show i miss this show so much

[pernelldh]

Tom Kennedy is the brother of the late Jack Narz.

[32rodrick]

Think of the Early 1980's game show BULLSEYE.

[usa02]

06:05- 06:10, Bill Rafferty gets escorted out by John Davidson, Jamie Farr, and the late Peter Tomarken after being defeated by Tom Kennedy.

[landrykkb]

Bill Eafferty hosted the nighttime syndicated Card Sharks,for those of you who didn't know.

[MrMarcellolsilva]

@landrykkb and also Blockbusters.

[landrykkb]

@landrykkb Rafferty*

[HomeoftheGoodGuys]

I remember the show that much. But this show was based on a board game made by different companies like Selchow & Righter, Milton Bradley and Parker Brothers, all three companies are now Hasbro. A company that made this and other board games like "Monopoly", "Game of Life", "Sorry!", "Yahtzee" and other games, and also a toy maker for making the "Transformers", "GI Joe", "My Little Pony" and others. These are all made by Hasbro with the exception of "Scrabble". Is that right?

[bluebear1985]

What year is this from anyway? Obviously Tom Kennedy was done with NTT by this time.

[redracer1985]

@bluebear1985 1987