Nickelodeon in the 90s was known for its entertaining and often messy game shows that captivated the imaginations of young viewers. Here are some of the best game shows on Nickelodeon during that era:

Double Dare (1986-1993; 2000; 2018-present):

One of Nickelodeon’s most iconic game shows, ‘Double Dare’ featured messy physical challenges, trivia questions, and the famous obstacle course. It became synonymous with slime and is remembered for its fun and chaotic atmosphere.

Legends of The Hidden Temple (1993-1995):

This adventure game show involved teams of kids navigating through a fictional ancient temple, solving puzzles and facing challenges. It combined elements of adventure, history and teamwork.

Guts (1992-1996):

‘Guts’ was an action-packed sports competition where young contestants participated in extreme athletic events to earn points. The show culminated in the Aggro Crag, a challenging mountain-climbing obstacle.

Nick Arcade (1992-1993):

Combining video gaming and physical challenges, ‘Nick Arcade’ featured contestants playing video games and then physically entering the game for bonus rounds. It was a unique and innovative concept.

Figure It Out (1997-1999):

In ‘Figure It Out,’ celebrity panelists tried to guess the hidden talents or unique achievements of contestants through a series of clues. The show often involved messy stunts and challenges.

What Would You Do? (1991-1993):

Hosted by Marc Summers, this show presented scenarios to a group of kids who had to decide what they would do in various humourous and absurd situations. It often involved messy challenges.

Wild & Crazy Kids (1990-1992):

While not a traditional game show, ‘Wild & Crazy Kids’ featured teams of kids competing in a variety of fun and often messy outdoor challenges and games.

Nickelodeon Guts (1992-1995):

A spin-off of ‘Guts,’ this series featured young contestants competing in athletic events to earn points, with the ultimate goal of winning a piece of the glowing ‘Aggro Crag’.

Family Double Dare (1988-1993):

An extension of the original ‘Double Dare,’ this version involved family teams competing in messy physical challenges and answering trivia questions for cash and prizes.

Get The Picture (1991):

A game show that combined pop culture trivia and picture-based puzzles. Contestants had to answer questions to reveal a hidden picture. It was short-lived but memorable.

These game shows not only provided entertainment but also became an integral part of many childhood memories for those who grew up watching Nickelodeon in the 90s.

—Silviya.Y