Every ten-year old's dream game show - aside from Jeopardy

Wink Yahoo. a name i'll probably never forget. he was probably the craziest game show host for a game show. he always made dumb jokes which could raise the smiles of 7 year old boys everywhere. and back then, they usually won some really cool stuff that's outdated now, but still, it's a show not to be forgotten, and a show that every 10 year old boy dreams of being on.

There's 3 teams, a big wheel, and several challenges that Double Dare never thought up. Each team gets 2 turns to spin the wheel, and they can land on several spaces, like win and spin, lose and spin, trade and spin, mayhem, Uh-oh, and a few others I forgot about. anyways, after the first round, they watch a clip from some distant city across Canada, making a bet of which team they think will win. and then it's the final round, with uh-oh deluxe - a bonus 75 points for getting a correct answer, and a double dropping of food coloring and jello - mixed with water.

So, if you really, really, really, like silly game show action - with a host that looks like the bass player for billy talent - Watch this.

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