The 72-year-old television personality, best known for hosting the Nickelodeon series Double Dare from 1986 to 1993, ... slime-filled nose, or smash dozens of eggs against their foreheads.

4. Make the Slime Pudding Topping: Pour two boxes of pudding mix into another large mixing bowl. Add the milk and about 5-6 drops of both types of green food coloring.

Summers might be best known for hosting “Double Dare,” a kids’ gameshow that was the centerpiece of Nickelodeon. On that show, people would get green slime dumped on them, ...

Marc Summers Is Still Up for a Double Dare. (Hold the Green Slime.) ... “Double Dare,” which debuted in 1986 on Nickelodeon, blended a trivia competition with outrageously messy obstacle courses.

M arc Summers thinks a mistake was made when his iconic Nickelodeon game show, Double Dare, was rebooted in 2018.Three decades after Summers hosted the popular slime-filled kids’ game show, a ...

Nickelodeon is bringing back its iconic game show Double Dare.. The show, which became a hit for the network when it premiered in 1986, features two teams competing to win prizes by answering ...

If you grew up in the late 80s and early 90s there's a pretty good chance you dreamed of having green slime dumped on you. The family game show "Double Dare" was a smash hit and immediately the ...

Summers hosted "Double Dare" from 1986 to 1993, before Schneider's first Nick show "All That" debuted in 1994. Why 'Quiet on Set' documentary on Nickelodeon scandal exposes the high price of kids TV.

Marc Summers was the face of 'Double Dare,' where slime and trivia ruled. Behind the scenes, he 'was battling OCD while hosting the messiest game show on the planet.' Kelsey Weekman.