As a morning radio personality, Greg Lazor ’94 has a reputation for on-air shenanigans. “Lazerman,” as he is known on the Magic Morning Show on top 40 radio station KKMG-FM in Colorado Springs, Colo., thought both he and his listeners would get a kick out of his auditioning to appear on a game show. “The Weakest Link,” a nationally syndicated trivia show, did a contestant search in Colorado Springs. Lazor took a written test, and then participated in a mock version of the show. “I just tried out for the fun of it,” he said. “But I had always wanted to be on a game show.” So when the show’s producers called and offered to fly him to Los Angeles for the show, he happily accepted. The show is known for its often-harsh humor, lampooning contestants who give wrong answers. “They asked questions and made fun of us,” Lazor said. “It was a lot of fun.” When it came time for the taped episode, Lazor didn’t answer too many questions wrong, either. At the end of the show, he was the strongest link, winning a cool $3,500 in prize money.