Aaron and Josh Sarnecky are here to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Double Dare. Joining them is special guest Randy Allain, co-host of Podelay.

Double Dare is a children’s game show created by Geoffrey Darby, Michael Klinghoffer, Dee LaDuke, and Robert Mittenthal. It premiered on Nickelodeon on October 6, 1986. On the show, two teams of kids compete in trivia and messy physical challenges. The winning team goes through the obstacle course for fabulous prizes. The host of Double Dare (as well as Super Sloppy Double Dare and Family Double Dare) is Marc Summers.

The show changed formats multiple time as well as networks, from Nick to Fox and syndication and then back to Nick. The final episode of the 482-episode run aired on February 7, 1993.

Double Dare was rebooted in 2000 as Double Dare 2000 and again in 2018, but neither revival was as successful as the original string of shows.

Double Dare became the most-watched original daily program on cable and the franchise has been nominated for two Daytime Emmys. It is fondly remembered by millions and is credited as putting Nickelodeon on the map.

Josh, Aaron, and Randy talk about their histories with Double Dare before going into the first aired episode. They also discuss the show’s format, host, trademark messiness, and the various iterations of the show.

For more Nickelodeon, you can listen to Josh and Aaron’s podcast on SpongeBob SquarePants.

Double Dare is streaming on Paramount+

“Two dudes, too many morally gray men!” Welcome to the Court of Bros & Spice, join Co-hosts, The Smut Scholar Tyler Bishop and The Thirst Marshal Branden Vice as they do what their therapists recommended ... .start a podcast! Each episode the court will take you on a journey into various romantasy books, they’ll spread some pages while ignoring the red flags as they break down and discuss this genre that has become wildly popular across the world.

In this week's adventure , The Court find themselves in the mystical land of “Texas” as they roll for initiative with "Roll for Romance" by Lenora Woods. Here we meet unemployed New Yorker Sadie Brooks who flees to small-town Texas to stay with her best friend and reluctantly joins his weekly D&D group that includes the Flanneled bartender Noah. As their in-game characters' romance begins to spill out into the real world, forcing Sadie to choose between returning to her fast-paced city career or building a new life in Texas. Branden and Tyler discuss the downplaying of Texas heat, who really is “the most boring Avenger” and get surprisingly deep as they figure out which characters they relate with in this debut novel from Lenora Woods.

Next time Branden and Tyler get ready for Halloween and have prepared an episode with a trick and a few treats as they dive into 3 bite sized books, you’ll have to hear to believe!

You can find the podcast on both Instagram & TikTok @brosnspicepod

In this episode, we get back to some of the juicy news and rumours coming out of NYCC, including more Zombies specials! We make sure we've seen the Disney+ recommended list to make sure we're ready for Doomsday, then discuss some of the castings for the MCU!

From there, we check in on some outstanding trailers that have dropped, including Blue Eye Samurai and Nobody Wants this. We also delve into expectations for VisionQuest after watching that banger of a trailer.

We finally get to give our thoughts on the newest Avatar show, digging into the first three episodes and talking about characters and what's going on with THAT mystery before getting into our season reviews!

Ted Lasso has completed its fourth season, so you know we had to dive in with our thoughts and review the season, before touching base on the Reacherverse and letting you know if you should be watching Reacher and Neagley or not.

Lastly but not least, we do an in depth examination and review of Lanterns Season 1! Enjoy the spooky episode everyone!