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Dec 3, 2018 · Relive all the classic Nickelodeon game shows from the late 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, and even 2018. From "Double Dare" to "Figure It Out," we've got you covered for all things Nickelodeon.
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Nick Arcade (also stylized Nickelodeon Arcade) is an American children's game show created by James Bethea and Karim Miteff and hosted by Phil Moore, with Andrea Lively announcing, that aired on Nickelodeon in 1992. It aired originally during weekend afternoons, with reruns airing until September 28, 1997. In the first season, the shows were ...
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- Legends of the Hidden Temple. Kirk Fogg, Dee Bradley Baker, Jennifer Holtz. 267 votes. Unravel the mysteries of an ancient temple in this thrilling adventure game show.
- Double Dare. Lou Ferrigno, Jennifer Malone, 'Weird Al' Yankovic. 211 votes. Prepare for messy mayhem in this iconic obstacle course competition! Contestants face off in gut-busting trivia rounds, with the chance to tackle outrageous physical stunts for bonus points.
- Nickelodeon Guts. Felicia Day, Ryon Day. 182 votes. Athletic prowess and sheer determination take center stage in this high-octane sports competition. Kid contestants push their limits in a series of extreme challenges, from racing on bungee cords to scaling the mighty "Aggro Crag."
- Wild & Crazy Kids. Donnie Jeffcoat, Omar Gooding, Jessica Gaynes. 150 votes. Get ready to let loose in this zany, action-packed game show! Participants engage in wacky contests, like human bowling and dizzy bat relays, while navigating larger-than-life obstacles.
- Legends of the Hidden Temple. Once described as a combination of Jeopardy! And Raiders of the Lost Ark, Legends of the Hidden Temple was a game show that combined historical trivia and obstacle courses.
- What Would You Do. The premise of What Would You Do was simple, yet effective. Members of the audience would view footage of children or families in unusual situations, but the tape would be paused before they could see the outcome of the video.
- Double Dare. Of all the game shows on this list, Double Dare (hosted by Mark Summers) was the one that boasted the simplest gameplay. Two families were pitted against one another for rounds of trivia and physical challenges.
- Slime Time Live. Though not necessarily a game show, Slime Time Live was rather a promotional vehicle for the 2000s short-lived Double Dare reboot. But funnily enough, the show had a much longer shelf-life than the actual show it was promoting.
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- Nick Arcade. Click here to watch. Kids compete to enter a giant, strobe-lit "video zone." Once they gain entry, they face another challenge set up by a "game wizard," and make you want to be inside a real-life video game.
- Wild & Crazy Kids. THE PIES!
- Guts. SPILL. YOUR. GUTS.
- Get The Picture. "Connect the dots". On steroids.
Nickelodeon Arcade: Created by Bill Aiken, Andy Bamberger, James Bethea, Gwen Billings, Karim Miteff, Herb Scannell. With Phil Moore, Andrea Lively, Michael Bower, Melissa Joan Hart. Two teams vie for a chance to go inside a video game!
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Nickelodeon Arcade, also called Nick Arcade, is a game show created by James Bethea and Karim Miteff and hosted by Phil Moore, with Andrea Lively announcing, that aired on Nickelodeon from January 4th to November 6th, 1992.
