I just got out of the hospital, 22 days in ICU. My first time in any hospital, and I am a lucky guy. I ingested some poison and could easily have passed. I had a great doctor and kidney specialist, and today I was told that my vital organs are in perfect shape. It's a revelation and a miracle. I'm looking forward to working on my guides in the next few days, and thanks to all who wished me support.

I've just completed my latest guide - the 2000 reincarnation of Twenty-One. I still have some summaries to correct, and some notes, quotes, crew, etc. to add, but at least the episode list is complete, and most of the pertinent information is in place. You'd be surprised at how difficult it is to confirm some of the information for a series that is only 8 years old. But thanks to GSN reruns through the night, it has taken shape. Also thanks to Steve@tvgameshows.net for some inside fun facts and a personal history of the NBC production.

Sadly, though, one of my favorite gameshows, (and the only one that gets regular submissions), Lingo is officialy on hiatus, at least for this year. It is apparently up to the producers whether to bring it back for a seventh season, and GSN just lost the online gaming rights for the show.

So glad that level bug is fixed, it really did a number on people this time. So to celebrate reaquiring my submitting ability, I picked up a new game show, Chain Reaction. I submitted enough episodes to gain the editorship, and so I have some work to do. Thanks, staff, for accepting my subs within an hour or two. I knew there was a prior version of this show, with Bill Cullen, but I didn't know there were over 700 episodes! This is going to be quite a challenge. I'll do what I can, a handful at a time, and I have no idea where I may find the sources for a show from the 80's, but research is interesting. Since my only really active guide, Lingo, is airing the last week of its season, I will have some time. I hope those bugs don't return to interfere.