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Technically, this counts as my tenth "Toons on Nick Game Shows" picture, even though I didn't add that to the title. The game show featured this time is 1990's Wild and Crazy Kids! Now, for those who haven't heard of this game show, it had three hosts (Donnie, Omar, and Annette), and had three games per episode. Most (if not, all) of the contestants were kids, though there were some guest appearances from celebrities, one of them being Double Dare host Marc Summers. It also got a short-lived revival in 2002 (which I was likely too young to remember seeing anyway). In addition to airing on Nickelodeon, Wild and Crazy Kids aired in Canada on the YTV network.

Speaking of games, how many were there in Wild and Crazy Kids, you may be wondering? Well, even though I haven't seen the game show (yet), there were a lot of games the contestants played, and some of them involved either pies or Nick's iconic green slime. Unlike most of the other game shows, nobody won prizes. The contestants also wore different colored shirts, which indicated the teams they were on.

Who would compete on this show, in a hypothetical fictional episode? This fake screenshot shows a few contestants from each of the three teams. On the light blue team, we have the Star Kid twins Gemo and Gemi. Though you can't see him, Flip (another Star Kid) was also part of this team.

For the yellow team, it's Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm, and Florida "Floyd" Jr. the fish.

On the red team is Franklin the Turtle (although his TV show didn't exist until 1997, the Franklin books did debut in 1986), Bear, and Griswold Grizzly (who was eight years old at the time).

Star Street: The Adventures of the Star Kids, Gemo, Gemi, and Flip (mentioned)(C) Telescreen B.V. and Studio 100
The Busy World of Richard Scarry, Huckle, and Lowly(C) Richard Scarry and WildBrain
Floyd(C) Nickelodeon
Franklin and Bear(C) Brenda Clark and Paulette Bourgeois
Griswold Grizzly belongs to me.
Wild and Crazy Kids(C) Nickelodeon, Woody Fraser Productions, and Reeves Entertainment (formerly known as Alan Landsburg Productions and now defunct; succeeded by Fremantle)
Video effects by ntscQT.
Nick GaS screenbug by RabbitFilmMaker.

Description
Technically, this counts as my tenth "Toons on Nick Game Shows" picture, even though I didn't add that to the title. The game show featured this time is 1990's Wild and Crazy Kids! Now, for those who haven't heard of this game show, it had three hosts (Donnie, Omar, and Annette), and had three games per episode. Most (if not, all) of the contestants were kids, though there were some guest appearances from celebrities, one of them being Double Dare host Marc Summers. It also got a short-lived revival in 2002 (which I was likely too young to remember seeing anyway). In addition to airing on Nickelodeon, Wild and Crazy Kids aired in Canada on the YTV network.

Speaking of games, how many were there in Wild and Crazy Kids, you may be wondering? Well, even though I haven't seen the game show (yet), there were a lot of games the contestants played, and some of them involved either pies or Nick's iconic green slime. Unlike most of the other game shows, nobody won prizes. The contestants also wore different colored shirts, which indicated the teams they were on.

Who would compete on this show, in a hypothetical fictional episode? This fake screenshot shows a few contestants from each of the three teams. On the light blue team, we have the Star Kid twins Gemo and Gemi. Though you can't see him, Flip (another Star Kid) was also part of this team.

For the yellow team, it's Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm, and Florida "Floyd" Jr. the fish.

On the red team is Franklin the Turtle (although his TV show didn't exist until 1997, the Franklin books did debut in 1986), Bear, and Griswold Grizzly (who was eight years old at the time).

Star Street: The Adventures of the Star Kids, Gemo, Gemi, and Flip (mentioned)(C) Telescreen B.V. and Studio 100
The Busy World of Richard Scarry, Huckle, and Lowly(C) Richard Scarry and WildBrain
Floyd(C) Nickelodeon
Franklin and Bear(C) Brenda Clark and Paulette Bourgeois
Griswold Grizzly belongs to me.
Wild and Crazy Kids(C) Nickelodeon, Woody Fraser Productions, and Reeves Entertainment (formerly known as Alan Landsburg Productions and now defunct; succeeded by Fremantle)
Video effects by ntscQT.
Nick GaS screenbug by RabbitFilmMaker.