A man of considerable intellect, Stein starred in his own gameshow, ''Win Ben Stein's Money'', which would culminate in Stein taking on the winning contestant in a ten-question round to see who could answer more of the questions correctly. Most of the time Stein would emerge victorious. Stein had a sutble form of comedy playing the mostly straight man to Jimmy Kimbell as the joking cohost.
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A man of considerable intellect, Stein starred in his own gameshow, ''Win Ben Stein's Money'', which would culminate in Stein taking on the winning contestant in a ten-question round to see who could answer more of the questions correctly. Most of the time Stein would emerge victorious. Stein had a subtle form of comedy playing the mostly straight man to Jimmy Kimbell as the joking cohost.
Stein went on to host his own talk show ''Turn Ben Stein On''.
Stein went on to host his own talk show ''Turn Ben Stein On''.
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Today Stein can still be seen on television with his "dry humor" such as in the "dry eyes" commercial.
Today Stein can still be seen on television with his "dry humor" such as in the "dry eyes" commercial.
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Stein has never lost his conservative roots or his desire to engage in intellegent dialogue. He has appeared many times on [[Fox News]] discussing politics and finance. Ben Stein also writes his "Diary" in every issue of ''[[The American Spectator]]'', and is a regular weekly contributor to the Business Section of the [[New York Times]].
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Stein has never lost his conservative roots or his desire to engage in intelligent dialogue. He has appeared many times on [[Fox News]] discussing politics and finance. Ben Stein also writes his "Diary" in every issue of ''[[The American Spectator]]'', and is a regular weekly contributor to the Business Section of the [[New York Times]].