| Display title | Double Dare (1986 TV Show) |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Children's quiz/stunt show on Nickelodeon. Teams answered questions to earn money, trying to be the leader after the end of two rounds. The team in control could answer a question asked to them or "Dare" the other team, letting them try to answer for double the money. The other team could then "Double Dare" in return, doubling the value again (i.e., four times the original amount). Once a question had been Dared or Double Dared, an incorrect answer would award the money to the opposing team. |