If you want talk, games and fun all rolled into one, well, you've come to the right place. Welcome to "The Game Show", a talk show all about the world of television game and competition shows. On each episode, host Bradley Clarke discusses a topic pertaining to the television genre he knows and loves. Plus, to add to the conversation, Bradley will be joined by a special guest who is knowledgeable in the episode's topic. Every episode of "The Game Show" also features an original game played by the special guest during the "Game of the Day" segment, and to close out the show, Bradley performs his “Bradley Parody”, an original parody song that has a connection with the episode. If you have always wanted a college professor named Professor Price, "The Game Show" is a program you will definitely enjoy. On this episode, the seventy-second in the series, Bradley welcomes on as his special guest a game show producer who has been a driving force in primetime game shows for over 20 years. He was the executive producer of “Dog Eat Dog”, as well as the 2006 CBS special series “Gameshow Marathon”. However, he might be best known for being the executive producer of both the original American version of NBC’s “Weakest Link” hosted by Anne Robinson, as well as the recent revival of “Weakest Link” hosted by Jane Lynch. He is Stuart Krasnow. Stuart talks with Bradley about all of the shows mentioned above, and tells some game show information you may have never heard before, such as the reality television personality who hosted a pilot episode of “Weakest Link”, the time when a “Dog Eat Dog” contestant celebrated too early and the show had to fix a wet situation, and how Bob Barker almost made a cameo appearance on “The Price Is Right” episode of “Gameshow Marathon”. Then, for the “Game of the Day”, Stuart goes from producing “Weakest Link” to being a contestant on a Bradley Clarke original version of “Weakest Link”. Plus, for this episode's "Bradley Parody", the Bradster performs a parody song inspired by the woman who took America by storm in 2001, the original host of “Weakest Link”, Anne Robinson. To the tune of Simon and Garfunkel’s “Mrs. Robinson” from the movie “The Graduate”, “Bradley Parody” number twenty-three is fittingly titled “Anne Robinson”. Enjoy!

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