(The gunge-centric humiliation of the other team was a staple of 90s game shows.)Īfter surviving the stunt rounds, each team competed in a Grand Prix, ie a (sometimes) relay race with or without a vehicle in which collecting tokens of varying point value was sometimes more important than crossing the finish line first. The object was, obviously, to win each round so your team would earn points and advance to the final prize round, but also to avoid getting slimed or garbage dumped on you.

Much like more popular game shows that will appear later, Fun House combined brain games with physical challenges that relied on the team members' cooperation.

Reason for Ranking: Fun House can be considered the first legit game show on this list at spot 15. The winners got a chance to run through the final Fun House obstacle course. Premise: Two teams comprised of a boy and a girl on each competed against each other by answering questions, playing in messy stunt games, and racing around a track. Roth and Cheerleader Twins Jacqueline 'Jackie' and Samantha 'Sammi' Forrest

2 player tank battle game 90s