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There is actually a community in New Mexico, that was called Hot Springs, until they took up the name Truth or Consequences, after hosting a radio episode in the s and still exists today. Toggle navigation. More from Groovy History. Charlene Tilton… a. Grace Slick, Wild Child. Share On Facebook. Terry Claypoole Writer Terry is a lover of the beach, history, politics and has a passion for social media and technology.

In her spare time, you can find her at the beach of course enjoying the sand and sun and listening to music from the groovy era. Remember the Good Times. Fall in love again Famous Faces. Aside from having the most '90s intro possible , Wild And Crazy Kids featured over-the-top games, many times based on sports.

One of the more memorable ones was donkey basketball, which--you guessed it--featured kids riding on donkeys and playing basketball. There were also sloppy versions of familiar games, like Red Light, Green Light, but if you got caught moving during "red light," you were hit in the face with a pie.

This late '80s game show was all about destroying rooms in a fake house. Two teams ran amok in a fabricated house where they had to search for specific items given to them by the host of the show. Finders Keepers concludes with the winning team having to search six rooms of the house for hidden items. It's 30 minutes of people trashing rooms.

As a kid, it was incredibly satisfying. Sure, Ninja Warrior and the numerous knockoffs of it exist now, but back in the early '90s, things were Xtreme!

Guts pitted kids against each other in extreme versions of familiar sports. However, the highlight of the show was the finale where contestants had to climb up a giant mountain called The Aggro Crag. If they were successful, they won a radical piece of the mountain's glowing rock. Although the show had over episodes and ran for two seasons, Nickelodeon's Get The Picture didn't even make it a full year, starting and ending its run in On this series, contestants would answer trivia questions and if they answered correctly, would uncover a piece of a mystery picture behind a giant video screen, and they'd have to guess what it is.

The finale was the winners of the previous rounds playing a giant game of memory where they had to correctly guess where random pictures were on the giant board.

This was an afternoon Nickelodeon series hosted by Marc Summers, which ran from Summers took people from the audience and tried to get them to do crazy things for cash prizes. Also, there was the pie pod, a chair contestants sat in that would automatically launch pies into their face. Do it, Rockapella!

The game show based on a computer game took itself incredibly seriously, and that's partly what made it so great. Play Plinko, spin the wheel and go to the Showcase Showdown. And don't forget to spay and neuter your pets! The primetime sensation based on a U.

And, yes, that's our final answer. We prefer the swinging '60s and '70s version, featuring Peter Marshall, Rose Marie, Charley Weaver and the unambiguously fey Paul Lynde in the center seat. In those days, it was hip to be Squares.

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