Super Sloppy Double Dare, Vol. 2

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  • 1986
  • 2 Seasons
  • 7.6  (144)

Super Sloppy Double Dare, Vol. 2 was a beloved children's game show that aired on Nickelodeon from 1986 to 1989. It was the second iteration of the original Double Dare show, which had premiered in 1986. Super Sloppy Double Dare brought back host Marc Summers and announcer John Harvey, along with a new co-host in the form of wrestling legend Gorilla Monsoon.

The show's format revolved around two teams of two kids each competing in a variety of messy challenges for the chance to win prizes. The challenges included physical stunts like obstacle courses, trivia questions, and messy tasks like pie throwing and slime dumping. The show's signature move was the "Physical Challenge," which involved one member of each team completing a task in a set amount of time.

The show's set was brightly colored and covered in slime, with a giant nose called the "Pick It" in the center. The nose would sometimes serve as a prop for challenges, with contestants having to pull objects out of it or climb inside. The show was known for its messiness, with the contestants and hosts often covered in slime, whipped cream, and other substances by the end of each episode.

Marc Summers was the perfect host for the show, providing a steady presence and humorous commentary while still allowing the contestants to shine. John Harvey was also a great addition as the announcer, providing play-by-play commentary and pumping up the crowd. Gorilla Monsoon brought a different energy to the show, playing up his wrestling persona and adding some physicality to the challenges.

One of the most memorable aspects of the show was the prizes. The winning team would usually receive a variety of prizes, including bicycles, TVs, and even trips to Space Camp. The losing team would also receive a consolation prize, which was often a pie in the face.

Overall, Super Sloppy Double Dare, Vol. 2 was a beloved show for kids in the late 80s. It combined physical challenges, trivia questions, and messy fun in a way that was both entertaining and educational. The show's legacy can still be felt today, with several references and homages popping up in other media. If you grew up in the 80s, Super Sloppy Double Dare likely holds a special place in your heart.

Super Sloppy Double Dare, Vol. 2 is a series that is currently running and has 2 seasons (14 episodes). The series first aired on October 6, 1986.

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I'd Trade All My Friends For That Magnavox Cd Player
7. I'd Trade All My Friends For That Magnavox Cd Player
October 6, 1986
Marc Summers classes it up with a jacket and tie in this episode, I imagine because he had a job interview to get to after the taping.
Slime In My Bloodstream
6. Slime In My Bloodstream
October 6, 1986
Marc Summers torments one of the show's producers by making her display her Canadian accent.
Throwing Anchovies At My Best Friend
5. Throwing Anchovies At My Best Friend
October 6, 1986
In this episode a boy earns twenty dollars for knowing President Eisenhower's first name, then is offered forty dollars to put potato-sized grains of fake rice into a bucket using enormous chopsticks.
Search Through Giant Pancakes For Flag
4. Search Through Giant Pancakes For Flag
October 6, 1986
Andrew and Stacy are the Atomic Toasters and they are ready to have any quantity of food hurled in their faces in exchange for a plastic watch and electronic keyboard.
Squeeze Them Oranges Right On My Head
3. Squeeze Them Oranges Right On My Head
October 6, 1986
The Skipper-Doos face off against the Lightning Bugs. But when the object of the game is to let your friend throw an egg in your face for forty dollars, does anyone really win?
The Misfits vs. The Slimy Shishkabobs
2. The Misfits vs. The Slimy Shishkabobs
October 6, 1986
Marc Summers opens this episode with a surprisingly frank discussion with two best friends, one of whom is going to the Bon Jovi concert while the other one's mother will not let her go.
Color of Marc Summers' Sport Coat: Light Beige
1. Color of Marc Summers' Sport Coat: Light Beige
October 6, 1986
It's a celebrity episode with some kid stars from 80s sitcoms, but don't think that excuses any of these hot-shots from having their parents chuck pineapples at their faces.
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Where to Watch Super Sloppy Double Dare, Vol. 2
Super Sloppy Double Dare, Vol. 2 is available for streaming on the Nickelodeon website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Super Sloppy Double Dare, Vol. 2 on demand at Amazon, Microsoft Movies & TV and Apple TV.
  • Premiere Date
    October 6, 1986
  • IMDB Rating
    7.6  (144)