Marc Summers, with one of the most diverse and eclectic careers in the entertainment industry, is probably best known for putting Nickelodeon on the map as the host of "Double Dare." He also hosted "What Would You Do?" as well as the first live special on Nickelodeon launching Nickelodeon Studios in Orlando, Florida.

Summers hosted two talk shows on Lifetime, "History IQ" on The History Channel, as well as "Unwrapped," one of the longest running shows on Food Network. He was the original host of "Next Food Network Star" when Guy Fieri won. Summers covered many news stories as a reporter on "ABC’s Home Show," was Executive Producer of both "Dinner Impossible" and "Restaurant Impossible," as well as a shark special on Discovery. He has guested many times on "Guy’s Grocery Games" and "Diners, Drive Ins And Dives."

Summers recently starred in the Hallmark movie "Hanukkah on The Rocks" and was performing his one man show "The Life and Slimes Of Marc Summers" for six months Off Broadway in New York City.

Summers appeared on Oprah three times, with Howard Stern twice, and in a classic episode with Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show" with Burt Reynolds. Google it… it was all spontaneous!

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