Family Double Dare

Série télévisée
1990–

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMarc Summers hosts Family Double Dare as two kids and their parents compete in sloppy physical challenges and trivia for prizes.Marc Summers hosts Family Double Dare as two kids and their parents compete in sloppy physical challenges and trivia for prizes.Marc Summers hosts Family Double Dare as two kids and their parents compete in sloppy physical challenges and trivia for prizes.

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Épisodes24

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3 saisons5 ans

Photos23

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Rôles principaux11

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Marc Summers

Self

• 1990–1997

John Harvey

Self

• 1990–1997

Doc Holliday

Self - announcer

• 1992

Robin Marrella

Stage Assistant

• 1996–1997

Lou Ferrigno

Self

• 1990

'Weird Al' Yankovic

Self

• 1990

Christy Chrisman

Self

• 1997

Sue Damlo

Self

• 1997

Glen Slawsky

Self - Contestant

• 1997

Les Damlo

Self

• 1997

Craig Damlo

Self

• 1997

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
Doc Holliday was the announcer for the last season (1992-93) due to Harvey having a baby. He reappeared on the final episode as a security guard for the Tournament Of Champions Trophy. Also, Marc claimed that there was going to be another Tournament in 1994, but, it never happened. Instead of another season, they took Double Dare on the road for a year. Marc Summers was replaced with Phil Moore about halfway through the tour. In 1994, Marc produced and starred In a home video called 'Double Dare Super Sloppiest Moments.' At the beginning of the video, Marc is quoted as saying 'what a history it has been!' Which signified that the greatest kids game show on Nickelodeon was over.