For readers of John O’Hurley’s It’s Okay to Miss the Bed on the First Jump and Chelsea Handler’s Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea, Daytime Emmy-winner Tom Bergeron—host of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars and America’s Funniest Home Videos—offers a series of humorous and inspirational stories on surviving Hollywood, including behind-the-camera stories with A-list celebrities.
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"I have always enjoyed watching Tom Bergeron on TV as he is quick with a quip. His book is a breezy read with a lot of heart and a good message: be present in the moment, and don't forget to breathe."
— Cindy (4 out of 5 stars)
“The charm and wit that have made Tom Bergeron one of television’s most popular hosts [are] reflected beautifully in I’m Hosting as Fast as I Can! Readers will love Tom’s book.”
— Bob Barker“You are a good man, Charlie Brown! Also an honest man, an entertaining man, a life-instructing man, and one hell of an autobiographer. Congratulations, Tom!”
— Carl Reiner“An inspirational book…proof that when you know who you are and what you want, you can accomplish anything.”
— Jenny McCarthy, New York Times bestselling author and actress“Tom Bergeron has spent his entire career proving himself to be the consummate television host and is clearly the best in the business at what he does. Now he invites you to find out how he made it all look so effortless, and he does so with the same humility and sense of humor that have made him famous. Reading this book is like spending quality time with an old friend: perfectly comfortable and lots and lots of fun.”
— Mike Greenberg, cohost of Mike and Mike in the Morning and author of Why My Wife Thinks I’m and Idiot" A quick read, and about what I expected. "
— Carol, 6/3/2013" An entertaining read from a nice, funny guy. "
— Heather, 3/1/2013" Nothing really all that fun here. It was ok in spots, but that's all I can say about it. "
— Herb, 4/22/2012" Full of humor and insights into Bergeron's life "
— Glenna, 7/4/2011" I remember Tom Bergeron from his "People are Talking" days. This is a quick, breezy autobiography--he's striking while the fire is hot--not much here that will surprise. His message: stay in the moment, meditate to focus, go with the flow. (At least if you want to host live TV.) "
— Marcia, 5/18/2011" Cute, funny, sweet. The chapter entitled "Captain Spasam" almost made me pee myself, partly due to that it's funny, partly because I've been there, done that, worn out the t-shirt. "
— Kim, 5/4/2011" I'm not usually big on memoirs or autobiographies -- but this was an easy read. I like Tom Bergeron and loved Hollywood Squares. "
— Christine, 4/19/2010" Light and humorous read about the unlikely rise of Tom Bergeron from a career in radio, then local TV and beyond. "
— Bill, 10/14/2009" Good, but not as funny as I thought it would be. It did seem more sincere than other funnier memoirs though, so perhaps it's a trade off? "
— Dawn, 9/27/2009" Tom Bergeron's memoir of his TV work so far. "Don't forget to breathe." Excellent advice. "
— Suzanna, 4/28/2009Tom Bergeron is an American television personality and game show host best known as the host of the ABC reality series Dancing with the Stars (2005–present) and host of America’s Funniest Home Videos (2001–present). He is a Daytime Emmy winner.