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 NANCY PIMENTAL was nominated for an Emmy as co-host of the game show "Win Ben Stein's Money" and was also nominated for an Emmy as a writer on "South Park." That's 2 Emmy's!! She also wrote the screenplay for "The Sweetest Thing" starring Cameron Diaz, and has appeared in films such as "Dumb and Dumberer" and "Prey for Rock & Roll".
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GREG FITZSIMMONS won 2 Daytime Emmy Awards in 2005 for Writing and Producing on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show".
He is currently writing on a new HBO sitcom called "Lucky Louie" which premiers later this year. Greg is a regular performer on "The Late Show with David Letterman" "The Tonight Show", "Late Night w/ Conan O'Brien", "Late Late Show w/ Craig Kilborn", "Jimmy Kimmel Live", CNN, and has a 1/2 Hour Special on Comedy Central. He has made over 25 appearances on "The Howard Stern Show". He hosted a Cable Ace Award winning game show "Idiot Savants", and in 2001 The U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen handed Greg the prestigious "Jury Award for Best Standup Comedian."
Greg has a new CD called 'Fitz of Laughter.' More at www.gregfitzsimmons.com
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 SISSY BIGGERS hosted "Extreme Makeover" on ABC, and "Ready, Set Cook!" on The Food Network, which led to a contributing role on NBC's Later Today Show and The Today Show. Her off-beat and informative segments have been seen on the Rosie O'Donnell Show, Weekend Today, The Tony Danza Show, Fox & Friends and The View. She substituted as a co-anchor for the new CBS overnight news program Up to the Minute and hosted Fox Family Network's only parenting show, Guiding Girls. In 2002, she did live commentary with William Shatner on UPN's Iron Chef, USA. Prior to her life on-camera, Sissy served as Director of Late Night and Specials Programming for NBC, where she worked on such classic programs as Saturday Night Live and Late Night with David Letterman. Look for Sissy as the host of an NBC Universal broadband production: A Big Life with Sissy Biggers, launching on MSN.com this month.
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BARRY SALTZMAN has appeared in the national tours of "The Real Live Brady Bunch" and numerous theatrical productions in Chicago, Los Angeles, and around the U.S. He also co-produced and hosted the variety spectacular "The Beachwood Palace Jubilee" at ACME Comedy Theatre and other L.A. venues for two years. Barry also will appear in the film "Danny Roane: First Time Director." Barry is a graduate of Indiana University. This show marks his record-breaking 12th appearance on our panel!
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