Ever wondered what happened to that charismatic host who made blind dates both hilarious and cringeworthy? Roger Lodge, the face of the iconic dating game show "Blind Date," has continued to charm audiences across various platforms, showcasing his versatility as a television and radio personality.

From his early days as a basketball star to his current roles as a sports radio host and occasional actor, Roger Lodge has carved out a unique and enduring career in the entertainment industry. Though best known for "Blind Date," his journey has been marked by diverse experiences and a relentless pursuit of his passions.

Roger Lodge Bio Data and Career Information
Full Name	Roger Lodge (born Roger Chavez)
Date of Birth	August 19, 1960
Birth Place	Fontana, California, USA
Age (as of October 2024)	64 years old
Occupation	Television Host, Sports Radio Host, Actor, Writer, Producer
Known For	Hosting the dating game show "Blind Date"
Spouse	Pamela Paulshock (married October 30, 2007)
Career Highlights
Television Hosting	"Blind Date" (1999-2020)
Sports Radio	"The Sportslodge" on AM830 in Los Angeles Host of "Angels on Deck" pregame report
Acting Credits	"Full House" (ABC) "Yes, Dear" (CBS) "The Parkers" (UPN) "The Fan" (1996) "The Nightmare Room" (2001) "Not of This Earth" (1988)
Production/Writing	Various projects, including "Blind Date"
Early Life and Education
Early Life	Born Roger Chavez in Fontana, California Raised in Lakewood, California Mother remarried Robert Lodge
Athletic Background	Basketball guard at Cerritos High School (teammate with Ben Howland) Played basketball at Whittier College
Reference Link
Roger Lodge Wikipedia Page