The Secrets of Nickelodeon's ‘Double Dare’

Mark Summers discusses his experience as the host of the iconic kids' game show Double Dare, which aired from 1986 to 1994. The show involved trivia questions and messy physical challenges, often using slime. Summers shares his personal challenges with OCD during the show's run and the evolution of the slime used. He also talks about the show's revival with a new host, Liza Koshy, and his role as executive producer. Summers reflects on the show's legacy and its impact on multiple generations.

What was the main objective for contestants on the game show Double Dare?

• To answer all trivia questions correctly

• To complete the obstacle course in 60 seconds or less

• To win the most physical challenges

• To avoid getting messy

What was the original composition of the slime used on Double Dare?

• Flour and water mixture

• Corn syrup and food dye

• Vanilla pudding, applesauce, and green food coloring

• Green gelatin and whipped cream

What personal challenge did Mark Summers face while hosting Double Dare?

• Obsessive-compulsive disorder

• Fear of heights

• Stage fright

• Fear of public speaking

Who took over as the host of Double Dare during its revival?

• Liza Koshy

• Mark Summers

• Lucille Ball

• A Nickelodeon executive

How did Mark Summers describe his role in the revived version of Double Dare?

• As the main host

• As a background actor

• As a guest contestant

• As the executive producer