Episode Status
All versions and episodes of Double Dare still exist and have been seen on Nick GAS, including one episode of the Fox version of Family Double Dare. However, for the final two years of the channel's existence, the only version to air was Double Dare 2000.
With the conversion of the Nick GAS channel to "the N" format on December 31, 2007, Double Dare and all of its revivals are no longer rerun on the network.
Current ownership of the series is split between Nickelodeon (all original episodes from 1986–1987, the 1987 "Super Sloppy" version, and all episodes from 1990–1993 ) & CBS Television Distribution (entire syndicated run). The Fox version is co-owned by the two companies.
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