Favorite vintage show NOT on Nick

[Purple Parrots rock!]

My favorite old show that wasn't on Nick was Gargoyles.  It seemed pretty dark for a Disney series but was awesome.

[The Dark Enforcer]

I've ALWAYS been a game show fan, 2 of my favorite game shows NOT ON NICK were Masters of the Maze and Secrets of the Cryptkeeper's Haunted House

I also remember this third game show that involved ATV's and BMX motorcycles. The teams (One of which was named the Bats) would compete on a BMX course (Even into the course's lake) in various races and challenges. However, I don't remember the name of this game show, and IMPLORE anyone who does to respond to this message with the name of the show.

[The Silver Monkey]

What 90's kid DIDN'T watch MMPR?

[nicklegends]

What 90's kid DIDN'T watch MMPR?

I forget if I said this already on the forum, but I was always afraid to watch Power Rangers when I was six because it was rated Y7. But after my 7th birthday, I began watching the show nonstop.

[Scorcher27]

Disney has released MMPR on DVD, but only in Europe. Can you believe that?

[The Dark Enforcer]

Disney has released MMPR on DVD, but only in Europe. Can you believe that?

Um, actually my friend who lives in Miami claims to have a FULL SEASON dvd set of MMPR! He even showed it to me over a Skype video conference call!

[Scorcher27]

Must be a bootleg.

[Scorcher27]

Must be a bootleg.

[howierules86]

I also remember this third game show that involved ATV's and BMX motorcycles. The teams (One of which was named the Bats) would compete on a BMX course (Even into the course's lake) in various races and challenges. However, I don't remember the name of this game show, and IMPLORE anyone who does to respond to this message with the name of the show.

You're thinking of the 1994-95 Family Channel game show "Maximum Drive." The host was Joe Fowler, and the two co-hosts were Brian Vermiere & Mercedes Colon. In this show, 3 teams of 3 players, ages 12 to 14, competed on an obstacle course racetrack using different kinds of motorized vehicles such as XR-80 motor scooters, all-terrain 4-wheel vehicles, 6-wheel Argo vehicles, & motorized water vehicles called "Wave Runners." The teams competed in 5 events using the different vehicles. 1st place was worth 5 points, 2nd place was worth 3 points, & 3rd place was worth 1 point. The team with the most points after the last event won the game.

[The Dark Enforcer]

I also remember this third game show that involved ATV's and BMX motorcycles. The teams (One of which was named the Bats) would compete on a BMX course (Even into the course's lake) in various races and challenges. However, I don't remember the name of this game show, and IMPLORE anyone who does to respond to this message with the name of the show.

You're thinking of the 1994-95 Family Channel game show "Maximum Drive." The host was Joe Fowler, and the two co-hosts were Brian Vermiere & Mercedes Colon. In this show, 3 teams of 3 players, ages 12 to 14, competed on an obstacle course racetrack using different kinds of motorized vehicles such as XR-80 motor scooters, all-terrain 4-wheel vehicles, 6-wheel Argo vehicles, & motorized water vehicles called "Wave Runners." The teams competed in 5 events using the different vehicles. 1st place was worth 5 points, 2nd place was worth 3 points, & 3rd place was worth 1 point. The team with the most points after the last event won the game.

[howierules86]

Thanks, man. I thought I was the only one who even watched that show.

[The Mandarin Hand]

Must be a bootleg.

European.

[The Dark Enforcer]

Must be a bootleg.

European.

No, RP, they're right. The guy later admitted to me that his MMPR dvd set is indeed a BOOTLEG!!

Also, YOU'RE WELCOME HOWIE!!!