Heidi Bohay

Heidi hails from the small town of South Bound Brook, New Jersey. Her parents still own a mom and pop ice cream store on Main Street that Heidi and her sister Tammy grew up in. She began modeling and doing commercial work in New York City at the age of sixteen. Immediate commercial success brought Heidi to Hollywood where she picked up guest starring roles in shows like "Happy Days," "Chips," and "Buck Rogers." The feature film "Superstition" soon followed and the role of Grace Kelly's little sister in the television movie "The Grace Kelly Story" seemed a sign of good things to come.

In 1983, Heidi landed the role of Megan Kendall in Aaron Spelling's long running ABC hit series that starred James Brolin, Connie Sellecca and Anne Baxter. "Hotel" ran for five years and was an exciting place for a young actress to be with guest stars such as Elizabeth Taylor, George Clooney, Steve Allen, Bette Davis and Ginger Rogers checking in and out of the lobby every week.

In 1988, fantasy became reality as Heidi married her "Hotel" husband and co-star Michael Spound. Their first child arrived in 1989. In 1990, Heidi became the host of the nationally syndicated late night magazine show "After Hours."

Heidi's hosting career took off with the long running "American Baby Show" for The Family Channel, "PrimeTime Tonight" for NBC and the syndicated and Emmy award winning home show "Better Homes And Gardens." Heidi has also achieved tremendous success as a host in the world of infomercials with Victoria Principal's "Principal Secret," Time/Life's platinum hit recordings of "The Love Collection," and most recently, the record setting sales of the Nu-Wave oven!

Heidi lives happily with her husband Michael and their three sons in Los Angeles.

Bob Guiney

Bob Guiney has been in our living rooms ever since he was introduced to America on ABC's hit show "The Bachelor." He's been the host of TLC's "Date My House," countless specials on E!, VH1, and the TV Guide Channel, ABC's Super Bowl coverage, the CMA Music Festival, CMT's "Trick My Trucker," and has also acted as a field correspondent for the daytime chat fest "The View." Bob performed on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" with his "Band from TV" and debuted his Webby nominated online series "Cooking to Get Lucky." With a passion for music, Bob has been finishing his fourth studio album with his longtime band, "Fat Amy" (aka "The Bob Guiney Band"), in addition to performing with "Band from TV". Bob and his wife, actress Rebecca Budig (ABC's "All My Children"), split their time between Los Angeles and New York.

Debra Skelton

Debra Skelton (formerly Wilson) is best known for her eight seasons on Fox's late night sketch comedy series, "MADtv." Her other hosting credits include "TV Watercooler" for the TV Guide Network, the Independent Spirit Awards for Bravo and "Can We Shop?" starring Joan Rivers. Skelton is also extremely proud to host live events for various charities and non profits.

Her acting credits include guest star appearances on "90210," "Without a Trace," "CSI:Crime Scene Investigation," "That's So Raven," "The Parkers," HBO's "Comic Relief 2006" and ShowTime's new dramatic series, "Look." Her film credits include "Scary Movie 4," "American History X," "Girl 6," "Super Sweet 16: The Movie" and James Cameron's "Avatar." Skelton lives in Los Angeles with her husband writer/director, Cliff Skelton and their two cats, Nala and Tabatha.