Walk down any street in America and you will discover people of all ages will stop him to say hello.  Whether it’s daytime or nighttime television viewers, many recognize this multi-faceted talent for his wide-ranging contributions to television in a career that has been successful both in front of and behind the camera. Summers is currently hosting the longest running show on Food Network, "Unwrapped", a job he has held for eleven years.  He has also hosted "Next Food Network Star", "Ultimate Recipe Showdown", and many specials for the channel.  Summers is also Executive Producer of "Dinner: Impossible", "Food Feuds" and "Restaurant: Impossible".  Some will remember him as the former Host/Producer of Nickelodeon’s “Double Dare” and “What Would You Do?” while others will remember him from his days on ABC’s “Home Show,” where he doubled as both correspondent and guest host. During his five-year stint with ABC’s “Home Show,” PBS was so impressed with his work that they hired him to host “Nova’s 20 Anniversary Special.”  He also lent his talents for three years as host of the “Tournament of Roses Parade” for FOX-TV and “Disney’s July 4th Special” from Orlando.  After “The Home Show,” Summers began hosting Lifetime’s daily one-hour series, “Our Home,” which guided in-studio and home audiences through fun segments offering practical advice on home improvements, entertainment, fashion, and family vacations.  He then followed the success of that show with his own daily talk program, “Biggers and Summers,” specializing in celebrity guests.