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Tom Bergeron Co-Host of Dancing with the Stars 
Emmy Award-winning host Tom Bergeron began his broadcasting career in 1972 in his hometown of Haverhill, MA. Despite ample evidence that Bergeron was 17 at the time, he now insists there has been a terrible mistake."Must be some other guy," Bergeron declared I'm only 35." Bergeron spent over a decade with WBZ-TV in Boston, hosting a number of popular shows. According to his revised math, he apparently did this while also attending grade school. In 1994 he became host of "Breakfast Time" on fX. This was before the cable channel was successful enough to afford the upper-case F it now uses. The show morphed into "Fox After Breakfast" and moved to the FOX network, where the use of all upper-case letters offered little consolation. The show was canceled after one season. Deftly dodging unemployment, Bergeron became fill-in anchor on "Good Morning America" in 1997, a position he held until segueing to "Hollywood Squares" in 1998. At this point, Edward R. Murrow could be heard spinning in his grave. While hosting "Hollywood Squares," Bergeron multi-tasked his way into a fill-in anchor gig on CBS' "The Early Show" (more spinning) and also began hosting ABC's "America's Funniest Home Videos." In addition to that job, he has made a splash as host of ABC's hit "Dancing with the Stars." At present NBC still won't return his calls. PERSONAL INFORMATION: Hometown: Haverhill, MA Birthdate: May 6, 1955 Need to write? 
Here's where to send mail to Tom Bergeron.Also, get important information about How To Write To The Stars |
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