This show is perfect to bring back in the COVID-19 era.

Chuck the contestant is a Jack Narz lookalike. Jack Narz which was hosting Concentration produced by Mark Goodson-Bill Todman.

I started watching Double Dare episodes because I love the 70s game show set, but keep watching because the format is interesting and the game play is entertaining.

Rest in Peace Mr Alex Trebek.

A legend who enjoyed his work on entertaining the world until the very end rest in peace Alex . 🙏💐💖🙏 The real winner of Jeopardy is Alex trebek.

WHOA! Alex Trebek looked so different back in the 70s. Only his voice could remind me it's him.

I know all the deceased inventors are telling Alex Trebek thank you for being their clues on Jeopardy

Chuck Logue, who was a contestant on a few episodes of the CBS game show Double Dare in 1976, was also a contestant on Blockbusters in January of 1982.

I never knew the toilet inventor's name was Thomas Crapper; thanks, Alex, and Rest in Power! I'm sure you and he are swapping all kinds of stories on the other side!

I want that red and green carpet in my house.

Glad Chuck was able to win at least one bonus round before getting thrown under the Alan Lusher freight train.

Nice video. The opening theme was like Card Sharks.

I sure wish Buzzr would bring back this show

If ABC would've gave this show a reboot, I would love to see Brad Rutter as the host.

The one in the middle is still alive, a professor at Columbia University.

he did get maddox out before the buzzer. slowed the video down to 0.25 speed and he got mad out before the buzzer and kept going.

They could've given that to Roger, he said "George, and then "Man-" then the buzzer came! As long as his entire answer was in progress, he could've gotten the point. I slowed it down at the 0.5x, he said Man- first.

Fun fact: the sound you hear when you fail to beat the spoilers in this game comes from both card sharks 🦈 and the price is right

Double Dare, not to be confused with the kids game show hosted by Marc Summers.

At approximately 23:50, the multiple buzzers were similar to those used on TPIR for the one bid if all contestants overbid.

The announcer sounds like the announcer from the old Price is Right show!

Fitting time when I’m watching this

This show would be good to watch high.

Oh don't remember this show, but I think most recognize that song from "Card Sharks" on NBC from 1978-1981 and I know the host from "Jeopardy!" I know this was a failed "Jeopardy!" wannabe with a title that would belong to a Nickelodeon show that started in the mid-80s.

FOREVER IN MY HEART ALEX TREBEK,

Alan Lusher went on to be the only champion to retire undefeated from this show

I like the final it’s good

This was actually quite a good show; I think the format might have been a little too complex, plus it would be hard to play along at home.

I think this is an original incantation.

The Card Sharks theme song??

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4:33 is one where I would have needed help to make the decision.

Weird hearing Johnny OLSON interact with Alex Trebek. Considering their different times.

Wow

Now freemantle owns the distribution rights to Nickelodeon's 'Double Dare'

Lets bring Roger back in .... dododddodododododdoooooo

Would having both contestants being able to face one another (as long as their booths are open) be an improvement for a potential reboot of this show?

That's not the same James Baker that later became Secretary of State under Bush-41?

Is it just me or did card sharks use this theme years later?

Since many game shows are coming back, here's how I imagine a Double Dare reboot. 1. Rename to something else to avoid confusion with the Nickelodeon game show, whose name is more associated with it rather than the Alex Trebek show. Given how the game revolves around challenging three experts called "Spoilers", I would suggest a more relatable name like "Spoiler Alert" 2. Have a fun host as Alex is sticking to Jeopardy without looking back. My suggestion is someone like Jason Silva (former Brain Games host). 3. Give out an upgrade to the setting, music and even sound effects as it's a bit dated and even goofy though, not too flashy. Especially since the Double Dare theme is the same as Card Sharks, a show that got rebooted, theme and all, it makes sense.

9:52...IF THAT CLUE HAD GOTTEN SEEN ON THE DISPLAY....WHOA! But you know on another show Alex did...Battlestars, that subject came up.

Alan (Al) Lusher appeared on Jeopardy! in 1985. Amongst his competition was Tic Tac Dough contestant Mark Leinwand. Alan's nervous mannerisms and trembling voice were also quite evident on Jeopardy!, as he tended to jerk himself forward everytime he attempted to buzz in, locking himself out in the process. (The buzzers will not work until a light goes on inside their podiums). Appearance-wise, Alan hadn't changed much, his hair was just grayer. Unfortunately, Alan's Jeopardy! experience was much less successful. In fact, Alan was one of the few victims of forgetting to phrase the Final Jeopardy! answer in the form of a question, which was a very costly and embarassing mistake.

don't worry alicia trebek from nick jr hero host is here to save by Alex Trebek

hahhahahahaha. pooping is funny.

Isn't that the card sharks theme

Crowd cheering 0:17 0:21

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4:33 was too close to call even though Alex explained it @ 4:47.

So where are the physical challenges and pie machine? I was expecting a precursor to that wonderful 90s NICK show with Marc Summers.... How did, wait... CBS still had rights to the name when NICK made the show?

I didn’t want to take a chance on making the judgement at 4:33 because it was too close to call.

Toilet?!

Nasty! We got women around here!

1. Gloria Steinem wrote the foreword to an anthology of her adventures. 3. Her creator, William Moulton Marston, also invented the polygraph. 5. Her secret identity is Diana Prince. 8. She was adopted by the Women's Lib Movement as an early manifestation of their philosophy.

Show could of been an hour long

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I agree! Double Dare should come back in the Covid-19 era, and the spoilers would still be PhD's and if you beat them, it'll be worth $10,000, adding $1,000 to the jackpot until you defeat the spoilers! And if we have a new champion, then the jackpot will reset at $10,000; and instead of CBS, it should be on ABC on the weeknights right after Wheel Of Fortune!

I think the nickelodeon double dare is better

A shitier use of neon cannot be found. One of the cheapest looking stage sets ever.