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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Game Show about TV trivia that was MTV's first venture out of music videos (and thus the very beginning of Network Decay to some). The premise was that host Ken Ober grew up addicted to television and longed to host his own game show, so he set one up in his basement and bombarded contestants that dared to enter with questions about television, junk food, and threats to their well-being. The supporting cast was shockingly good for a low budget cable show of the era and featured Adam Sandler and Colin Quinn before they made it to Saturday Night Live; Denis Leary before he developed Rescue Me; actresses Kari Wuhrer and Alicia Coppola, who have worked consistently in film and TV since then, and future TV writer Rick Rosner. |