Mark Thompson
PMP Network Presents
Mark Thompson, host of FOX TV's Guinness World Records: Primetime, discusses the show's second season. He shares details about upcoming segments, including a focus on conjoined twins and an online chat with Cindy Margot.
Mark Thompson
Host of FOX TV's Guiness World Records: Primetime
About Mark Thompson
Mark Thompson is an American television personality and two-time Emmy award winner who hosted Guinness World Records: Primetime for three seasons from 1998 to 2001. He worked as a weather anchor and science reporter for KRON-TV in San Francisco and hosted When Good Pets Go Bad. Thompson became a prolific voice-over artist for reality shows including American Idol, Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?, and The Simple Life, and sang the theme song for So You Think You Can Dance.
In this interview
- Discusses season two of Guinness World Records: Primetime with wild feats planned
- Describes upcoming segment featuring conjoined twins born with intertwined skulls and brains
- Mentions Cindy Margot hosting an online chat as most downloaded woman
- Talks about acting in films and X-Files episode as fun diversions
“The biggest thing is put me in touch though with more sort of extraordinary people.”— Mark Thompson, in this interview
Since this interview
Thompson continued in broadcasting, hosting a daily radio show on KGO San Francisco until October 2022 when the station changed format. He moved the show to YouTube and podcast platforms and worked as a voice on KFI AM 640 Los Angeles talk radio.
