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Dubbed as "the show that goes anywhere and does anything to find kids having fun", this [[Nickelodeon]] [[Game Show]] (term used loosely) from [[The Nineties]] featured teams of kids playing games ranging from summer camp-style contests to different takes on sports; several episodes also took place at amusement parks or water parks.

Revived in 2002 for a brief period, with episode names all containing "WACK".

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* [[Game Show Host]]: Annette Chavez (later replaced by Jessica Gaynes), Omar Gooding, and Donnie Jeffcoat on the original. Mati Moralejo hosted the revival.

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* [[Color Coded for Your Convenience]]: Each team had a different colored shirt with the show's logo; these varied per game.
* [[Covered in Gunge]]: Many of the games (it was Nickelodeon after all), especially toward the end of the run.
* [[Crossover]]: Marc Summers (from ''[[Double Dare (1986 TV Show)||Double Dare]]'' and ''[[What Would You Do? (game show)||What Would You Do?]]'' made appearances on several occasions to play some of the games.
* [[Every Episode Ending]]: Usually a closing skit similar to [[The Teaser]] (see below).
* [[Food Fight]]: A pie fight originally set up to be a structured "kids vs. counselors" contest ''very quickly'' turned into a free-for-all.
* [[Pie in the Face]]: See previous entry, although that wasn't nearly the only time it was used.
* [[Product Displacement]]: Somebody ''really'' didn't like Nikko. Several games involved destroying said company's remote-controlled cars, with said brand name edited out (rather poorly) via a black box that "floated" over it on-screen.
* [[Recycled Soundtrack]]: The show started using Alan Ett's music library about halfway through the run; these tracks would later appear on a sister show created by the network, ''What Would You Do?'' Makes sense in that both shows were produced by Woody Fraser.
* [[Rule of Three]]: Three hosts, each of which was responsible for one of the episode's games.
* [[Special Guest]]: Many, especially in the very last episodes ([[Home Improvement (TV series)||Jonathan Taylor Thomas]], [[Roseanne|Michael Fishman]], and [[Saved by the Bell|Lark Voorhies]], just to name a few).
* [[Stuff Blowing Up]]: One or two games featured sandcastles being blown up; another game had kids pushing random plungers to blow up large balls filled with popcorn.
* [[The Teaser]]: Every episode, involving a skit with the hosts talking about the game(s), their location, and/or any celebrities guest hosting.
* [[Title Theme Tune]]: The theme song had an electronic voice mention "Wild and Crazy Kids" throughout it.

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