A crazy fact about this show that wasn't revealed until years after it aired, Marc Summers actually has OCD, and yet he still managed to host one of the messiest shows at the time, himself even getting slimed or pied in the face at times too. Serious props to him for remaining such a great host during such a personal struggle.
Another fact revealed later was where they got the term “gak”. When they filmed in Philadelphia, it was the term for an illicit substance. They co-opted it for the slime-like mess, and got it past the censors. Source: NerdWire’s Double Dare video.
My son and his friends started the Kool Kidz Klub in the mid 2000s. Needless to say there were concerned calls from the school after they saw the abbreviation on a notebook or something.
A phenomenal episode as a part of your new series (I still wish that you'd return to making some random shorts like 13' o clock news and shit like that but whatever you wanna do is fine by me). I'm so excited to see even more episodes on this new series of yours, and I'm so happy that you're almost at 3 million subscribers, you're finally becoming apart of the big boys in the local TH-cam Creator Catalog.
Technically this was family double dare, the original incarnation had two kids to a team. Slime was the green shit, gak was the stuff they sold at stores. It came in a little plastic container and you could make fart noises with it, which was awesome as a nineties kid. Also, space camp was one of the big prizes on the original run, which every kid in America wanted to go to. Great video, keep it up!!
YTV had a show (called You Can't Do That On Television!, IIRC) where green slime was poured on anyone who said "I don't know" (they even made that a themed episodic segment, "tricking" someone to say it tho was totally scripted)...tho they often broke that rule/slimed loads of people anyway I'm pretty sure that predates Nickelodion gack, but I might be wrong
Omg I remember this show! My dad took my brother and I to go see it live. It was the funniest and wildest show ever. Shows from the 90’s were always the best.
The 90s and early 2000s were amazing. Just enough technology to make life easier without it being all consuming. Kids shows didn't treat kids like idiots for the most part. Sure there were SOME bad days that a lot of people probably wouldn't want to go through again but all in all perfection.
As a fellow 80’s and 90’s kid who had cable and watched all the cool-ass shows, I heartily approve of this series. My wife didn’t have cable growing up and sadly didn’t get to see all the cool shit. 😂😂
When I was a child i wanted to be on Double Dare so bad and it suck that I never got a chance to do so. Marc Summers is a national treasure that we need to freeze in carbonite and sent to the Smithsonian.
He’s got balls, that’s for sure. We’re talking about a guy who hosted the messiest game show of all time, which occasionally involved getting pretty messy himself… and he did it all with a one dead wife away from turning into Monk-level of OCD. Seriously, look it up, he has OCD. You might even be able to find the footage of him straightening up his house to an insane degree. BALLS.
@@TBustah I had no idea he had a dying wife. I knew that he was OCD because Marc mentioned something about that in an interview I watched one day. Despite all of that he is still one of the nicest people you would ever meet or talk to
@@Wickedred413 No no, his wife isn’t dying, it was a joke. On the show “Monk”, the titular character had pretty serious OCD but was more or less able to function in the real world (as a cop no less) until his wife was murdered. That’s what I’m saying, that Marc has fairly serious OCD but was still able to work this crazy job in spite of it.
There was literally ZERO Gak involved with Double Dare. The green liquid was referred to as Slime. It originated with the Canadian television show “You Can’t Do That On Television” which was aired on Nickelodeon. Gak was a “Slime” toy marketed by Nickelodeon. It was released at the beginning of the still running Slime toy fad. Known for making fart noises in their splat shaped plastic storage jars.
I got a good laugh out of that "family dog threw up on the driveway" bit. That is a perfect representation of my tech support job. I'll ask a super basic and straight forward question like "what is your name?", and the customer will ignore what I ask and instead give me some BS life story for the next 7 mins of how they cant remember what they had for breakfast (information entirely irrelevant to the device I troubleshoot). Great video! Cant wait to see more.
As a 90s kid who missed 0 episodes of double double dare (or any other Nickelodeon show) you hit every nail on the head. Can’t wait to see what else you bring with this series
27?? They still had it on TV when you were a kid?? I mean you were only 7 y/o in 2002-03 I was 25 myself back then. And DD was on TV when I was like 11-12 y/o back when I watched it.
Grew up with that exact VCR. Parents still have it, too. It was programmed to record Baywatch every Friday. Wasn't allowed to touch any buttons except "Play," "Stop," and "Eject," until I was 14. (A whole other lifetime lesson/memory.) Rewinding was to be done on a separate dedicated rewinding machine; something about being easier on the tape. Thank you for that memory, Brewstew.
Gak farted too with the original container and was a selling point. But he is talking about Nickelodeon Slime here. LOL the 90s were a trip and awesome.
Double Dare was the best show in the 90s, I always wanted to be on it more than anything, that & Fun House was really cool too, just totally crazy wacky game-shows, freaking awesome!
100% agree! a. Nickelodeon took over my school in 1st grade! Marc Summers was there, Barth... awesome. - I am my own tv, when cleaning or dishes, I do the Bundy show or Seinfeld &Butthead voices- We have a tv, old one, only for vcr, maybe dvd, dvd player is used for a cd player.... rock n roll!
Thank God for brewstew. If I hadn't smoked myself stupid in my early 20s I may have remembered this. But thanks to you I can occasionally unlock core memories I forgot I needed in my life
@@harpastanman8952 I've heard other historians say Oversimplified gets alot of facts wrong and has biased outlooks. It's basically youtube's version of the history channel.
His newer videos/cartoons I notice a bunch of Easter eggs to his older videos like that and it makes me smile and I’m like “hey! That’s the same Wendy’s from the homeless guy video!”
00:36 Marc Summers also spells his last name differently. It's actually spelled "Berkowitz". He changed it to avoid association with David Berkowitz, "The Son of Sam".
This was spot on. My 7th grade class went to a taping of Double Dare in 1987. It was taped in Philadelphia at that time. That 30 minute show takes 3 hours to film. Way more fun watching on TV.
I was born in the 80s England my favourite show was fun house Same bs idea 💡 kids making their parents get covered in goop 😂 loved it ran home from school to watch it! And it really pissed my dad off ❤ 2 in 1 happy days
When i was a kid my dad had a 1990 ford escort rs. He passed it on to me when i got my drivers license and i drove it for 3 years before it blew the head gasket. I ened up junking it in 09 for a sweet $300, and bought my uncles 96 regal as a replacement... Im 34 now and deeply regret that decision, i should of rebuilt it knowing their somewhat of a unicorn these days. 😅 now i daily an 04 jaguar xjr and im holding on to that for the foreseeable future. Lol
When they briefly brought the show back in 2018, they also brought back the live tour. I got to meet Marc three times, one of them not at the show. Having grown up with both DD reruns and Unwrapped, it was a dream come true to meet the master of mess. And as a fan of the show, this video was pretty much accurate. :P
The crowd animation with the sound effect is pure gold. Freakin hilarious!
A crazy fact about this show that wasn't revealed until years after it aired, Marc Summers actually has OCD, and yet he still managed to host one of the messiest shows at the time, himself even getting slimed or pied in the face at times too. Serious props to him for remaining such a great host during such a personal struggle.
Is that the thing where you have to have everything neat?
Another fact revealed later was where they got the term “gak”. When they filmed in Philadelphia, it was the term for an illicit substance. They co-opted it for the slime-like mess, and got it past the censors. Source: NerdWire’s Double Dare video.
@@killeranimatronic5448there’s a lot of different types of OCD but for some of them, yeah, they have a compulsion to stay clean
@@killeranimatronic5448 not at all
OCD usually doesn’t affect one’s desire for neatness of cleanliness, that’s just being a neatfreak.
The 90s moms is WAY too real
The animation and voices are spot-on. Absolutely magnificent. Hilarious the whole way through.
This sub series sounds like a great idea! I can't wait to here about the other 90's shows Brewstew watched. Those were some good-ass programs.
Gak was non-toxic and edible! Yummy! It’s even better if you get a full mouthful of the stuff! 😂
Please Jesus do American gladiators, best physical challenges on TV.
Dam right.....the 90s was a GREAT time to be a kid /young teen.....
He loved WWF I hope he makes an episode on it
I cant wait to see him do Are you afraid of the dark or the gameboy
My son and his friends started the Kool Kidz Klub in the mid 2000s. Needless to say there were concerned calls from the school after they saw the abbreviation on a notebook or something.
This episode has to be one of the best you've ever made!
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The meat riding is crazy 🍖
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Love this channel and how it's completely it's own thing and hasn't changed during the time it's been up
Keep doing these videos, The 90s TV retrospect is what this world needs right now.
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A phenomenal episode as a part of your new series (I still wish that you'd return to making some random shorts like 13' o clock news and shit like that but whatever you wanna do is fine by me). I'm so excited to see even more episodes on this new series of yours, and I'm so happy that you're almost at 3 million subscribers, you're finally becoming apart of the big boys in the local TH-cam Creator Catalog.
i miss happy hour but this was like that and more. I just caught my breath from laughing
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That "oh my god" from the audience member when the Ford escort was announced as the prize, had me rolling.
Your stories always makes my day. Thank you for sharing them with us.😂
I loved this show as a kid but never knew the name of it and honestly completely forgot it existed. Can’t wait for more episodes of this series.
Technically this was family double dare, the original incarnation had two kids to a team. Slime was the green shit, gak was the stuff they sold at stores. It came in a little plastic container and you could make fart noises with it, which was awesome as a nineties kid. Also, space camp was one of the big prizes on the original run, which every kid in America wanted to go to. Great video, keep it up!!
You are absolutely correct!! I remember slime (kids got slimed on Nickelodeon) you could buy gak in the stores oh those were the days!!! 😭😭😭
Ohhh… childhood. I did go to Space Camp in Alabama. It was terrible lol
Remember the other stuff called Floam?
@@ehoperobinson that’s disappointing
YTV had a show (called You Can't Do That On Television!, IIRC) where green slime was poured on anyone who said "I don't know" (they even made that a themed episodic segment, "tricking" someone to say it tho was totally scripted)...tho they often broke that rule/slimed loads of people anyway
I'm pretty sure that predates Nickelodion gack, but I might be wrong
Yes, please. More reviews of 90's TV!
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Omg I remember this show! My dad took my brother and I to go see it live. It was the funniest and wildest show ever. Shows from the 90’s were always the best.
The 90s and early 2000s were amazing. Just enough technology to make life easier without it being all consuming. Kids shows didn't treat kids like idiots for the most part. Sure there were SOME bad days that a lot of people probably wouldn't want to go through again but all in all perfection.
It feels like a honor when he uploads new videos
Heck yeah!
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1:29 hello darkness my old friend
Remember
The accuracy of how all the mom's looked back then on DOUBLE DARE/TV SHOWS is beyond hilarious 💯🤣🤣
it's how all moms looked back then
Did all moms seriously looked like that back then?
@Jacob Ramos Yes! Yes they did!! 🤣💯
Pretty sure my mom looked like this on her wedding
@@jacobramos2903 it was just the hair literally everyone who was in their 30s in the 80s looked like that🤣
The Easter eggs in every episode is just phenomenal 🤣 going 10 years strong
As a kid the way Brewtew made it sound would probably be my favorite TV show back in the 90's.
It was pretty much every kids favorite TV show. We all dreams of being on double dare some day. Unfortunately most of our parents were divorced so...🤣
Trust Me, It Definitely Would’ve 👌🏾
@@jmane4581 Yeah.
@@irishpanic Even if kids parents weren't divorced the chances would probably be very slim making it into the Double Dare.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Um yeah?
As a fellow 80’s and 90’s kid who had cable and watched all the cool-ass shows, I heartily approve of this series. My wife didn’t have cable growing up and sadly didn’t get to see all the cool shit. 😂😂
im all for this series, 90's tv shows were something else!
When I was a child i wanted to be on Double Dare so bad and it suck that I never got a chance to do so. Marc Summers is a national treasure that we need to freeze in carbonite and sent to the Smithsonian.
underrated
He’s got balls, that’s for sure.
We’re talking about a guy who hosted the messiest game show of all time, which occasionally involved getting pretty messy himself… and he did it all with a one dead wife away from turning into Monk-level of OCD. Seriously, look it up, he has OCD. You might even be able to find the footage of him straightening up his house to an insane degree.
BALLS.
@@TBustah I had no idea he had a dying wife. I knew that he was OCD because Marc mentioned something about that in an interview I watched one day. Despite all of that he is still one of the nicest people you would ever meet or talk to
@@Wickedred413 No no, his wife isn’t dying, it was a joke.
On the show “Monk”, the titular character had pretty serious OCD but was more or less able to function in the real world (as a cop no less) until his wife was murdered. That’s what I’m saying, that Marc has fairly serious OCD but was still able to work this crazy job in spite of it.
@@TBustah oh 😄 nice, good one my guy.
There was literally ZERO Gak involved with Double Dare. The green liquid was referred to as Slime. It originated with the Canadian television show “You Can’t Do That On Television” which was aired on Nickelodeon. Gak was a “Slime” toy marketed by Nickelodeon. It was released at the beginning of the still running Slime toy fad. Known for making fart noises in their splat shaped plastic storage jars.
4:06 I have never seen a Dollar General that nice, ever
I got a good laugh out of that "family dog threw up on the driveway" bit. That is a perfect representation of my tech support job. I'll ask a super basic and straight forward question like "what is your name?", and the customer will ignore what I ask and instead give me some BS life story for the next 7 mins of how they cant remember what they had for breakfast (information entirely irrelevant to the device I troubleshoot). Great video! Cant wait to see more.
All of these animations are spot on! 😂😂 this material is too funny not to laugh! Keep up the good work!
As a 90s kid who missed 0 episodes of double double dare (or any other Nickelodeon show) you hit every nail on the head.
Can’t wait to see what else you bring with this series
I hope he does Legends of the Hidden Temple and GUTS
Or You can’t do that on Television.
“Are you afraid of the dark” should be next 🔥🔥
Hilarious episode as usual and brought back so much nostalgia.
Can’t wait for the legends of the hidden temple episode.
OMG! I think we had the same panasonic vcr when I was young
Brewstew always brings a big smile to my face
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As a 27 year old, I always get waves of nostalgia cause I totally forgot about double dare being a show 🤣🤣🤣 I thought I dreamed this up
27?? They still had it on TV when you were a kid??
I mean you were only 7 y/o in 2002-03 I was 25 myself back then. And DD was on TV when I was like 11-12 y/o back when I watched it.
@@wadewilson8011 Surprise! Because I'm legit half their age 😂
its a blessing each time you upload, keep up the good work, we all appreciate it!
1:44 me when I wake up and realize the perfect world I lived in was all a dream
This just made my day 1000x better!
Grew up with that exact VCR. Parents still have it, too. It was programmed to record Baywatch every Friday. Wasn't allowed to touch any buttons except "Play," "Stop," and "Eject," until I was 14. (A whole other lifetime lesson/memory.) Rewinding was to be done on a separate dedicated rewinding machine; something about being easier on the tape. Thank you for that memory, Brewstew.
When ever Brewster uploads the day gets better
Please make more of these 90s show episodes. This can open up a gold mine of opportunities for new videos.
Tyler never fails to bring the heat 🔥 🔥
4:29. “now in 3 flavors”
Always a great day when there's a new BrewStew!
Mark sparked one up like fuck it kid finish already😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I want brewstew to tell historical documentaries of life in the 90s! he is an expert and somehow lived everyone's childhood.
Brewstew needs an animation team to blast out episodes weekly😂😂. Love your work mate. From Australia
“GUTS” was a good one too. And the temple one
Always a splendid day when the stew of brew blesses us with a video
Gak farted too with the original container and was a selling point. But he is talking about Nickelodeon Slime here. LOL the 90s were a trip and awesome.
0:45 with a “kewl” 😂❤ kinda like old Cartman would say it
Double Dare was the best show in the 90s, I always wanted to be on it more than anything, that & Fun House was really cool too, just totally crazy wacky game-shows, freaking awesome!
100% agree! a. Nickelodeon took over my school in 1st grade! Marc Summers was there, Barth... awesome.
- I am my own tv, when cleaning or dishes, I do the Bundy show or Seinfeld &Butthead voices-
We have a tv, old one, only for vcr, maybe dvd, dvd player is used for a cd player....
rock n roll!
5:22 1.6 4banger hahaha that's great! Haven't heard fourbanger in a long time!
Thank God for brewstew. If I hadn't smoked myself stupid in my early 20s I may have remembered this. But thanks to you I can occasionally unlock core memories I forgot I needed in my life
Legends of the Hidden Temple!
Brewstew you should most definitely bring back play throughs
Oh goodie I didn’t know Tyler was on Double Dare! We’re gonna need more recordings from Brewstew!
if there was one thing to define the nineties, it was fluorescent colors and geometric shapes.
3:55 A LAMBOGHINI COUNTACH?!?!
The funniest part of this video🤣2:48
I love this episode. Brings back my childhood. Nickelodeon was awesome when I was a kid I loved that channel
4:20 DISH SOAP!!!!!
you know it’s a good day when brewstew uploads
Thank you for helping me escape depression I'm very young and I find these very funny everyday I find myself rewatching videos❤️
5:19 Kar Kool Kidz; three Ks 💀
brewstew is honestly my favorite animation channel, just goes to show that quality isnt everything
You might also like the channel *"Oversimplified"* his animation is simple but his comedy really helps keeps my attention while he teaches me history.
Implying this isn't high quality
@@harpastanman8952 I've heard other historians say Oversimplified gets alot of facts wrong and has biased outlooks. It's basically youtube's version of the history channel.
Its hard to be disappointed when there is a new brewstew video
2:36 pinewood derby thumbnail
It is it is
His newer videos/cartoons I notice a bunch of Easter eggs to his older videos like that and it makes me smile and I’m like “hey! That’s the same Wendy’s from the homeless guy video!”
00:36
Marc Summers also spells his last name differently. It's actually spelled "Berkowitz". He changed it to avoid association with David Berkowitz, "The Son of Sam".
I love this story
3:40 2006 kid here, I think I actually asked for and got Gak around 7
Shit was all over Nickelodeon in the early 20s. I knew about it, but I didn’t know what the green substance is called.
5:08 That’s a nice reference.
I saw this then I had to go back and watch some episodes
If Tyler makes it on Double Dare then I would watch it.
Yes Tyler his wife and kids 😂..
TALK ABOUT PRO WRESTLING BACK IN THE DAY AUSTIN 3:16 GIVE ME A HELL YEAH!!!!
This was spot on. My 7th grade class went to a taping of Double Dare in 1987. It was taped in Philadelphia at that time. That 30 minute show takes 3 hours to film. Way more fun watching on TV.
Lol kinda a rip off of a field trip. I’m sorry.
It's always a great day when brewstew uploads
Brewstew never fails to make bangers
I was born in the 80s England my favourite show was fun house Same bs idea 💡 kids making their parents get covered in goop 😂 loved it ran home from school to watch it! And it really pissed my dad off ❤ 2 in 1 happy days
2:41😂😂😂
oh 0:11
Really hoped the Palmolive was going to have "Not for blue driveways" on it.
I don’t watch modern tv anymore, they got nothing good
Bro fire country is lite 0:18
Gotta give us another tv show haha
Who else came from the Figure it Out video 👉🏼
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4:45 eat $hit betamax hahahaha!
When i was a kid my dad had a 1990 ford escort rs. He passed it on to me when i got my drivers license and i drove it for 3 years before it blew the head gasket. I ened up junking it in 09 for a sweet $300, and bought my uncles 96 regal as a replacement... Im 34 now and deeply regret that decision, i should of rebuilt it knowing their somewhat of a unicorn these days. 😅 now i daily an 04 jaguar xjr and im holding on to that for the foreseeable future. Lol
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I remember every 90 show giving away like a one-year supply of Rice-A-Roni the San Francisco treat.
Tyler what's you opinion on the Ohio memes I have been watching you since 2014 but now Ohios all of a sudden made fun of so wyt?
Is 6:12 a Jojo reference?
No
It's more so a loss meme
You killed that Tom segura inspired bit, been watching for 8 years and I can only hope for another 8. Hope you are having a good day!
am I the only one who noticed that the audio quality sounds a lot better?
This is freaking hilarious🤣😂🤣
Those early Panasonic Hi-Fi VCRs are really good machines. Built like a tank and the audio quality was superb.
When they briefly brought the show back in 2018, they also brought back the live tour. I got to meet Marc three times, one of them not at the show. Having grown up with both DD reruns and Unwrapped, it was a dream come true to meet the master of mess. And as a fan of the show, this video was pretty much accurate. :P
Legends of the hidden temple