From 1986 to 2000, new episodes of "Double Dare" were aired. But from 2000 to 2018, the popular kids game show primarily lived on through reruns, digital downloads, and periodic live events.

Summers explained that “for years,” he tried to bring Double Dare back, believing the iconic show could still resonate; the show also had a brief, Summers-less revival in 2000.

Entertainment Weekly reported that the show returned as "Double Dare 2000," and aired on Nick from January to November 2000. Marc Summers hosted the original iteration of the show, but a new host ...

After 500 episodes of Double Dare, it looks like the series may be done for good. Catching up with long-time host Marc Summers at 90s Con this past weekend, ComicBook.com’s Chris Killian got the ...

A press release for the new Double Dare —which follows a previous revival, Double Dare 2000 —promises “appearances from blasts from the past and stars from today.” ...

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.' “It’s part game show ...

The show ran through 1993 with a variety of names including Super Sloppy Double Dare and Family Double Dare. It returned for a brief run at the turn of the century on Nickelodeon as Double Dare 2000.

In a recent episode of Nostalgia Tonight with Joe Sibilia, Marc Summers, best known for hosting the famous Nickelodeon show Double Dare, stopped by to chat about his time on the original show and ...

Summers hosted the original Double Dare from 1986 to 1993. In an interview with Us Weekly, he said the reboot was his idea. At the time, he had no issue with a social media star taking over as host.