Marc Summers

Walk down any street in America with TV host Marc Summers and you'll discover that daytime viewers of all ages will stop to say hello. Nighttime viewers will recognize him from his famous appearance with Burt Reynolds on The Tonight Show, and his guest appearances on Politically Incorrect. Marc has also appeared on numerous morning and talk shows including Oprah, The View and The Today Show. Born in Indianapolis, Marc enjoyed entertaining and dabbled in magic as a child. He wound up in Los Angeles working as a comedian, later combining his comedic and magic skills at the Magic Castle, a theme restaurant and club. Soon after, Marc was offered the chance to host Nickelodeon's Double Dare, little realizing this would be the springboard to his future in television. Marc enjoyed his nearly 10-year association with Nickelodeon. He became a recognized TV personality from hosting Double Dare as well as the equally popular What Would You Do?. His enthusiasm and ability to encourage people to do anything made both shows instant hits, putting the network on the map. Today, Marc covers the sweeter things in life as host of Food Network's Unwrapped and is a host and judge of Food Network's Ultimate Recipe Showdown. Marc admits that all this exposure has allowed him to live out many dreams, such as hitting against Orel Hersheiser in Dodger Stadium and flying an F-18 with the Blue Angels. "The thing I enjoy most about my career is the variety of things I've been able to accomplish," he says. Marc also serves as executive producer of Food Network's popular primetime show Dinner: Impossible and assorted specials. Marc splits his time between Los Angeles and Philadelphia.