Marc Summers TV Shows

Double Dare

74/100

One in a long-running series of game shows, where two-member teams of children compete to answer questions and complete stunts.

What Would You Do?

74/100

Ninety episodes of this syndicated kids show, shown on the Nickelodon network, were produced 1991 to 1993. Audience members were asked to volunteer to perform funny stunts, e.g., kissing a chimp, etc.

Unwrapped

81/100

Goes behind the scenes to show us how our favorite foods were developed and are manufactured. Each show is usually grouped around a theme (Halloween, snack foods, candy, etc.), and tours of... See full summary »

Super Sloppy Double Dare

79/100

Same gameplay for Double Dare, but with even more messier and slimier results.

All New Double Dare

66/100

Teams compete to win prizes by answering trivia questions, completing stunts and facing an obstacle course.

Rewrapped

59/100

Challenges revolve around iconic snack foods.

Family Double Dare

77/100

Marc Summers hosts Family Double Dare as two kids and their parents compete in sloppy physical challenges and trivia for prizes.

Ultimate Recipe Showdown

73/100

$1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime

63/100

A short-lived quiz show hosted by TV veteran Jim Lange. Husband-and-wife teams would compete against each other in answering a tough series of trivia questions. The winning couple would ... See full summary »

WinTuition

62/100

Contestants compete to answer general knowledge questions in order to win college tuition money for themselves or family members.

Couch Potatoes

64/100

Two teams of three players each stated themselves a sweet name in regards of a television show, past or present (e.g., "The Jeffersons," which spun-off "All In The Family"). In each round, ... See full summary »

History IQ

65/100

Harvey and Marc together again, only no gunk.

Hot Streak

54/100

Unique, but short-lived game on ABC daytime. Two teams of 5 players, men vs. women, competed. In the main game, one member of the team would be given a secret word and would give a ... See full summary »

Trivia Unwrapped

61/100

Pick Your Brain

77/100

A gameshow featuring a giant version of Tiger Electronics 2xl

Majority Rules

The show would start with 50 contestants, each with an electronic voting paddle. Marc Summers would ask a question that was subjective and would result in one of two answers, if the ... See full summary »