turn left after a few months to pursue the position of Erie County Comptroller (he won that election in November 2012). As of November 2012, the program is hosted by Mazurek and former county executive Joel Giambra. Lydia Dominick contributes to the show with social media segments. By April 2013, Michael R. Caputo had taken over Giambra's seat as the resident Republican, and the show moved back to a weekly schedule, this time on Sunday afternoons. It's Academic – Hosted by Kevin O'Neill, the local version of the It's Academic quizbowl began in 2008 and returned in early 2013. Spiel the Wine – Hosted by Kevin LoVullo, guests including world-renowned winemakers, Sommeliers, celebrities and local wine enthusiasts in an educational, engaging and entertaining format. Debut show January 21, 2012. Previous local programs include the talk show Your Today in WNY (2007–2008), the talk show Nearly Noon (hosted by Dan Neaverth, 1980s), a local version of Bowling for Dollars (hosted by Ed Kilgore, for two runs – one in the 1970s and a second shorter run in 2008), the classic television anthology series Lunchtime with the Classics (September 7, 2010 – September 6, 2011), and the weekly late-night series In the Buff (February 17, 2013 – late 2013). The Healthy Zone (2010–2014) was a weekday show hosted by Maria Genero and Dr. Derek Alessi, which focused on physical, emotional, community and financial health and wellness. 2 The Unknown featured psychic Karen Reece and aired for one season (2014–15) on WGRZ; it was the series' second season (its previous season had aired on WBBZ under the title Secrets from Beyond). Reece returned to WBBZ as host of Psychic Encounters (later The Karyn Reece Show) in 2016. The Cat's Pajamas was an overnight block, usually presenting movies, with weatherman Barry Lillis hosting and news updates from the WGRZ overnight team between films. The syndicated cartoon series Colonel Bleep used WGR-TV as its flagship station in the late 1950s; Richard Ullman syndicated the show from Buffalo (production was handled by Robert D. Buchanan out of Miami, Florida). In 2000, WGRZ-TV took over the broadcast rights to televise the New York Lottery's live drawings from longtime home WKBW-TV, when that station's contract with the lottery ran out. WGRZ dropped the lottery drawings in October 2013. Syndicated programing on WGRZ (as of September 2022) includes Dr. Phil, Dateline and Entertainment Tonight. News operation WGRZ presently broadcasts