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For more than three decades, veteran author and film critic Michael Medved has written the entire spectrum of bestselling nonfiction, having
covered such topics as healthcare (Hospital),
religion (Right Moves), movies (The Golden Turkey Awards) and, of
course, life in senior high school in the mid-1960s (What Really Happened to the Class of '65?).

In Medved's debut book The Shadow Presidents: The Secret Life of Presidential Figures and Their Aides, the legendary Presidents of the
United States of America cast their shadows on gubernatorial inaction
and why the situations played out strictly in Washington, D.C. were as
conservative, if not liberal, as in the years before the Bush administration. To me, The Shadow Presidents offers Medved's views
on the conspiracies involving Presidential aides and how these Presidents defended liberal and conservative political reform during
the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries and the impact it had on Senators,
Congressmen, Congresswomen, mayors, State Representatives, political and legal pundits, dare studs, muckrakers and water commissioners young and old who fight for the right.

In retrospect, The Shadow Presidents is an ongoing expose that gives
SodaHeads the opportunity to revisit the Nation's Capitol's early days
of political censorship and the powers that be.

Michael Medved later teamed with his brother Harry on their paperback
hit The Golden Turkey Awards in the early 1980s.

Before that, Medved was one of the two co-authors of What Really
Happened to the Class of '65? which in turn evolved into the short-
lived 1977 NBC primetime drama series of the same title, produced
by Universal Television (now Universal Media Studios).

Happily in the West Wing, Medved fans will cheer on The Shadow Presidents' worldwide reader base and low-brow political shadow-chasing bios of some of the Presidential leaders who led their mark on
the poltical stage.

Despite Shadow Presidents' riveting shadow conspiracies concerning
public policy during the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, Michael Medved
remains comitted to his nonfiction writing practices rather than just reviewing the latest box-office hit blockbusters.

The Michael Medved Show official site: http://www.michaelmedved.com

Jake Drake, a series of bestselling boy's novels by Andrew Clements,
gets himself posted here on SodaHead!


Gary Paulsen's crimefighting Culpepper Adventures takes kids on very strange mysteries.

Finally, Michael Cordy's greatest thrillers...

And, for something completely literary...

Dennis Miller tested a contestant's life on Amnesia.

It's time to play Make Me Laugh!

How much may not be enough for How Much is Enough? emcee Corbin Bernsen. However, GSN's newest original game show, the
Merril Heatter-produced Catch 21, is as challenging as the traditional
game/quiz/audience participation show format based on the original game of professional poker. See if you can spot the three challengers
competing for the total daily grand cash prize.

As the Comedy Central Roast of Bob Saget nears its Sunday airdate,
the comedian and former Dating Game bachelor will speak out on his
directorial career, beginning with the Lifetime orinal telefilm For Hope.

Below: Native Pennsylvanian Saget hosting 1 Vs. 100.



The Dirty Work theatre intro directed by Bob Saget.



Farce of the Pengins (As Told by Samuel L. Jackson)

Not everyone is interrogating the correct repose to each question. I have some footage from Double Dare, hosted by a pre-Jeopardy! Alex
Trebek, posted below. Watch it, and take a dare.







There's more fun and games a-plenty! The hit 1970s game show The Big Showdown has been posted on YouTube.

Now that Cookie Jar and DIC merged, here's what the kids get:

Inspector Gadget



Zoboomafoo with the Kratt Brothers



Another Kratt Brothers hit...

Here is an outrageous mystery from Magnum, P.I., which I have posted
on Google Video. See if you agree.



The Dating Game launched the careers of many familar media and sport faces.





Gov. Schwarzenegger



John Ritter



And of course...



And you never know who was on TDG...



David Cassidy

Don't Know Much About author Kenneth Davis is at it again, preparing the manuscript for another volume of this acclaimed reference book franchise. Chase Away Now! is a challenging general knowledge trivia
book that comprises more than 7,000 questions on a variety of topics
ranging from anthropology and natural history to sports and politics. The latest Davis reference book resembles his many other best-selling
titles in the series; and, believe me, it's an intelligence, yet informational
publication that bypasses all other reference book I've ever read.

As with all Davis books, Chase Away Now! is as curious and insightful as any other nonfiction book, hardcover or paperback, in terms of retail
sales worldwide.

You see, with Chase Away Now!, families and friends from around the
world will experience a new and intellectual experience in nonfiction reference.

Find out more about Kenneth C. Davis' latest book in the Don't Know Much About collection at http://www.kennethcdavis.com.