Missing Shopping Network Caps and Clips from the 2000s and 2010s

 There might be a good thing about missing TV shopping network caps and clips of varied hosts and guests. Missing from the Internet are:

- Libby Edelman on HSN with Diana Perkovic on October 11, 2011

- Kristie Belliston on HSN with Bobbi Ray Carter on January 15, 2011.

- Rhonda Shear and six models in a row on HSN with Callie Northagen on August 25, 2014.

- Shop At Home Network with Lea Little between 2004 and 2006 except for 6/1/2006 which is found.

- Karen Campbell on Shop At Home with varied hosts between 2004 and 2005 (especially Kim Church, Nichole Murphy, and Kim Prentiss).

If you can find any of those caps and clips from the two shopping networks in the 2000s and 2010s, you could upload them anywhere on the Internet, such as the Wide World of Women forums, YouTube, Dailymotion, and/or the Internet Archive (archive.org) as soon as possible. Leave your comments below, even if you still have those missing caps and clips.

Ken Jennings begins hosting Jeopardy in the interim

 On Jeopardy last week, Ken Jennings started hosting the show in the interim. Details are in a different post about interim hosts after the death of Alex Trebek in November.

My own list of Jeopardy's guest hosts after Alex Trebek's death; Mike Richards should be the permanent host

I've got my own list of Jeopardy's guest hosts after original 1984 revival host Alex Trebek's death in November, and here it is.

This guest host list got updated recently however.

- 74-time champion Ken Jennings, the last champion of season 20 and the first champion of season 21.
- Former Today Show and CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric.
- NFL player Aaron Rodgers.
- Executive producer Mike Richards.
- CBS News' Bill Whitaker.
- Actress Mayim Bialik
- Savannah Guthrie of Today
- Robin Roberts of Good Morning America
- George Stephanopoulos of Good Morning America
- Buzzy Cohen who should host a Tournament of Champions
- Joe Buck of Fox Sports (NFL on Fox and MLB on Fox)
- David Faber of CNBC
- Actor LeVar Burton

Richards should be the permanent host of Jeopardy after this season.
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Alex Trebek continues to host Jeopardy from heaven

 I'm guessing that Alex Trebek is continuing to host Jeopardy in heaven into this new year of 2021. I'd expect him to continue hosting Jeopardy in heaven forever.

There are now two versions of the 1984 revival in the universe (one down here on Earth for the US and one in heaven to still be hosted by Trebek).

I wrote this post on the day Trebek's final episode on Earth would air.

Merv Griffin is, like Trebek, smiling in heaven for sure, over a decade after he died of prostate cancer in 2007 at 82 years old. Griffin created Jeopardy for NBC in 1964.

Jeopardy's 1984 revival's future

As there's a good chance to be exact, Jeopardy has had one interim host so far in Ken Jennings.

Alex Trebek's final week on the 1984 revival could still be anticipated to air in the week of January 4-8, 2021.

Abby Dalton dies after a long illness at 88

As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, we are reminded of the passing of a beloved classic TV actress, Abby Dalton. Her recent death at the age of 88 has left fans mourning the loss of a talented and influential figure in the entertainment industry. Despite her long battle with illness, Abby's legacy continues to shine brightly through her timeless performances and memorable appearances on popular game shows like Super Password during the 1980s.

Abby Dalton was more than just an actress; she was a trailblazer who paved the way for future generations of women in Hollywood. Her captivating presence on screen and her ability to effortlessly embody diverse characters made her a standout talent in an era dominated by male actors. From her breakout role in the hit series "Hennesey" to her guest appearances on iconic shows like "The Joey Bishop Show" and "Love, American Style," Abby's impact on television history is undeniable.

What truly set Abby apart was not only her acting prowess but also her endearing personality and unwavering dedication to her craft. She exuded grace, charm, and elegance both on and off-screen, leaving a lasting impression on everyone she encountered. Her ability to connect with audiences through storytelling was unparalleled, making her a beloved figure in households across America.

As we reflect on Abby Dalton's remarkable career, it is important to celebrate the joy and inspiration she brought into our lives. Her contributions to the entertainment industry have left an indelible mark that will continue to resonate for years to come. Through her work, she not only entertained us but also challenged societal norms and shattered stereotypes, proving that women could be strong, independent, and multifaceted individuals.

In honoring Abby's legacy, let us take a moment to appreciate the timeless classics she graced us with and remember the laughter and joy she brought into our homes. While we mourn her passing, we can find solace in knowing that her spirit lives on through the enduring impact of her work.

As we gather with loved ones this Thanksgiving, let us raise a toast to Abby Dalton—a true icon of television who will forever hold a special place in our hearts. 

Tom Kennedy dies of an unknown cause of death at 93

Tom Kennedy died of an unknown cause of death at 93 years old in October. Tom's real name is James Edward Narz, however. Tom's death came over a decade after Jack Narz's death. Tom's classic game shows have included Body Language, You Don't Say, the final 18 months of Password Plus, and To Say the Least, along with Whew.

He's a good game show star in heaven, explaining to the angels how he hosted You Don't Say and Body Language, two of his old game shows down here on Earth.