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- Release Date: 1998
- Runtime: 30 min
- Genre: Game-Show
- Starring: Tom Bergeron, Shadoe Stevens, Whoopi Goldberg, Bruce Vilanch ... see all
- Director: Chris Darley
- Plot: An updated version of the classic game show. Celebrities, each sitting in a square of a giant tic-tac-toe board, are asked questions by host Tom Bergeron. Contestants must then guess... Read more
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| Apr 15, 2002E! Online
No official word on why Whoopi, fresh off her marathon Oscar-hosting stint, is jumping out of the oversized tic-tac-toe board.
PM PDT by Mark Armstrong Apparently there weren't enough circles on Whoopi Goldberg 's paycheck to keep her in the center square.
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Side Dish: Bloomberg's gay friendly game
nydailynews.com –
2009-06-28
Mayor Bloomberg charmed guests at his annual Gracie Mansion pride party last week. Not only did he give gay rights supporters a strategy on lobbying lawmakers for marriage equality, he invited everyone to play a " Hollywood Squares "-style game... ... Full Article
Review: 'Working' at the Old Globe Theatre
latimes.com –
2009-03-15
Hard hats and waitress aprons usually make bit appearances in musicals, if they appear at all. But in "Working," Stephen Schwartz and Nina Faso's adaptation of Studs Terkel's book, in which he interviewed everyday Americans about their jobs, these ordinary... ... Full Article
BOO! It's Bruce!
tmz.com –
2007-03-02
No, that's not the Muppet version of Linda Tripp, it's former "Hollywood Squares" cube-quipper, Bruce Vilanch!The pleasantly plump Oscar show scribe arrived to the ACLU Pride Partnership Awards on Thursday, sporting his usual Sally Jessy Raphael glasses, his standard ironic... ... Full Article
On the Air
ew.com –
1998-09-25
ORIGINAL SYNDIE Let's see: There are about 30 new shows (many of which seem completely interchangeable), lots of familiar faces, and a dearth of originality. ... Full Article
Is "The Wanda Sykes Show" an uproarious, biting and insightful look at politics and the events of the previous week? Yes and no. Yes in the first half-hour of Fox's Saturday-night entry, and no in the second. ... Full Article
Born in 1948 , Mr. Vilanch was, of course, the class clown, using humor to deflect the traumas of being young and gay and chunky. ... Full Article