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Thursday, November 05, 2026

The Slime of Your Life | Kids' Choice Awards 2026 | Nickelodeon

Get ready for the slime of your life with the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2026, the only awards show for the whole family, hosted by global superstar Alex Warren and airing LIVE on Saturday, November 14, 2026 (8:00 p.m. ET, 5:00 p.m. PT) on Nickelodeon and CBS! Vote for your favorites now at kidschoiceawards.com and make sure to see who wins by tuning in!


Multiplatinum GRAMMY Award-nominated global superstar Alex Warren is set to take the stage as host of CBS PRESENTS NICKELODEON KIDS’ CHOICE AWARDS (“KCAs”). Celebrating fans’ favorites from across the worlds of film, television, music, gaming, sports and more, the “KCAs” will broadcast live from Television City in Los Angeles, Calif. on Saturday, Nov. 14 (8:00-9:30 PM, ET/5:00-6:30 PM, PT), airing for the first time on CBS Television Network and Nickelodeon, and streaming live on Paramount+ for Premium subscribers and on-demand the next day for both Premium and Essential subscribers in the U.S. The show will also be available globally on Paramount+ following its linear premiere on Nickelodeon.

Fan voting for the stars, franchises and creators shaping pop culture is now open for 36 categories by visiting kidschoiceawards.com. Musical performances and celebrity appearances will be announced at a later date.

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Wednesday, November 04, 2026

Alex Gray aka Apollo Gives Radzi the Most AWKWARD Interview Ever! 🫣 | Slimetime UK | Nickelodeon UK

Alex Gray aka Apollo Gives Radzi the Most AWKWARD Interview Ever! 🫣 | Slimetime UK | Nickelodeon UK


Radzi sits down with Gladiator and former Rugby and American Football player Alex Gray, aka Apollo, but what he doesn’t know is that Alex is secretly pranking him! How long can Alex get away with being the worst interviewee ever before Radzi catches on? 👀

Slimetime UK is the American Football show that serves up everything you need to know about the game with a dash of Slime thrown into the mix. Available on Nickelodeon and Paramount+. 

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Sunday, October 25, 2026

'Nickelodeon Slimetime UK' Returns With More Sport, Stars and Slime

NICKELODEON SLIMETIME UK RETURNS WITH MORE SPORT, STARS AND SLIME

Hosts Radzi Chinyanganya and Caoimhe Fisher are back with special guests including Sir Mo Farah, Nicola Adams, Aston Merrygold, Lauren Steadman, Alex Gray, Ugo Monye and Lola Tambling

'Nickelodeon Slimetime UK' presenters Radzi Chinyanganya and Caoimhe Fisher
'Nickelodeon Slimetime UK' presenters Radzi Chinyanganya and Caoimhe Fisher

15 October, London, UK: Nickelodeon's sports entertainment series, Nickelodeon Slimetime UK, returns to Nickelodeon in the UK for a fourth season on 24th October, bringing viewers more celebrity guests, bigger challenges, incredible sporting stories, NFL stars and plenty of slime.

Hosted by Radzi Chinyanganya and Caoimhe Fisher, the new season celebrates the positive impact of sport while introducing young audiences to the excitement of American football through a mix of celebrity interviews, fun-filled games, challenges and exclusive access to some of the biggest names in sport.

This season's line-up includes long-distance running legend Sir Mo Farah, former Olympic boxing champion Nicola Adams, singer and dancer Aston Merrygold, Paralympic champion Lauren Steadman, former NFL player and Gladiators star Alex Gray, former rugby international Ugo Monye, British skateboarder Lola Tambling.

Among the season’s standout moments, Adams takes on the challenge of singing on a rollercoaster, Farah reveals what it takes to become a great athlete, and Gray pranks Radzi in what might just be his worst interview ever. Monye also joins the show to explain the differences between rugby and American football, while Tambling takes on a special Nickelodeon-themed skateboarding challenge.

NFL fans can also expect exclusive content throughout the series, including appearances from Phoebe Schecter, British-American NFL analyst and former coach, NFL commentator Will Gavin and players from the 2026 NFL London Games. Phoebe returns with a weekly segment designed to help young viewers understand the sport, covering everything from AFC and NFC rivalries to Wild Card Weekend and the road to the Super Bowl.

The new series also sees the team head to Paris for the first NFL regular season game in France, while Teddy Fish returns with his weekly challenge, testing Radzi and Caoimhe with a series of slime-filled games. The Slime Pick Party also returns for season four, with viewers finding out who is lucky enough to be slimed each week.

Louise Bucknole, SVP Kids & Family, Paramount UK & Ireland, said: “At Nickelodeon, we're always looking for ways to bring our audience entertaining content that reflects their interests and introduces them to new experiences. This season of Nickelodeon Slimetime UK brings together an incredible range of sporting talent, from Olympic champions and elite athletes to NFL players and experts, all sharing their passion for sport in a way that feels fun, accessible and relevant for young viewers. Alongside the humour, challenges and a whole lot of slime, the series celebrates the positive impact sport can have on young people's lives.”

Nickelodeon Slimetime UK is a Paramount Brand Studios Production for Nickelodeon UK.

The new series of Nickelodeon Slimetime UK airs on Nickelodeon UK on Saturdays at 11am from 24th October.

-ENDS-

About Nickelodeon
Nickelodeon, now in its 46th year, is a leading global entertainment brand for kids. It has built a diverse, international business by putting children at the centre of everything it does. The brand spans television production and programming worldwide, alongside consumer products, digital platforms, location-based experiences, publishing and feature films. For more information, visit www.nick.co.uk. Nickelodeon is a division of Paramount, a Skydance Corporation (Nasdaq: PSKY).

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New episodes of Slimetime UK will air Saturdays at 11:00am on Nickelodeon UK & Ireland.


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Originally published: October 16, 2026.

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Radzi Interviews Boxing Legend Nicola Adams...ON A ROLLERCOASTER 🎢 | Slimetime UK | Nickelodeon UK

Radzi Interviews Boxing Legend Nicola Adams...ON A ROLLERCOASTER 🎢 | Slimetime UK | Nickelodeon UK


Join Radzi, on season 4 of Slimetime UK, as he chats to Olympic gold medallist and boxing superstar Nicola Adams while riding a rollercoaster! Can Radzi keep the questions coming while flying around the track? And what does Nicola Adams reveal about her incredible journey to becoming an Olympic champion and one of Britain's greatest boxers?

Watch this exciting rollercoaster challenge, packed with fun, laughs and exclusive moments with Nicola Adams.

Slimetime UK is the American Football show that serves up everything you need to know about the game with a dash of Slime thrown into the mix.

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Saturday, October 24, 2026

Vote Now | Kids' Choice Awards 2026 | Nickelodeon

The Kids' Choice Awards is coming, and the nominees are in! Vote for your favorites now at kidschoiceawards.com and make sure to see who wins by tuning into the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2026, airing Saturday, November 14, 2026 at 8:00 p.m. (ET) on Nickelodeon and CBS!


Multiplatinum GRAMMY Award-nominated global superstar Alex Warren is set to take the stage as host of CBS PRESENTS NICKELODEON KIDS’ CHOICE AWARDS (“KCAs”). Celebrating fans’ favorites from across the worlds of film, television, music, gaming, sports and more, the “KCAs” will broadcast live from Television City in Los Angeles, Calif. on Saturday, Nov. 14 (8:00-9:30 PM, ET/5:00-6:30 PM, PT), airing for the first time on CBS Television Network and Nickelodeon, and streaming live on Paramount+ for Premium subscribers and on-demand the next day for both Premium and Essential subscribers in the U.S. The show will also be available globally on Paramount+ following its linear premiere on Nickelodeon.

Fan voting for the stars, franchises and creators shaping pop culture is now open for 36 categories by visiting kidschoiceawards.com. Musical performances and celebrity appearances will be announced at a later date.

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'Kids' Choice Awards 2026' to Air on Nickelodeon and Paramount+ In Germany In November 2026

KIDS' CHOICE AWARDS 2026: ALEX WARREN ÜBERNIMMT DIE SLIME BÜHNE

'Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2026' Key Art/Logo

08.10.2026
 
CBS und Nickelodeon kündigen den GRAMMY®-nominierten und mehrfach mit Platin ausgezeichneten Musikkünstler Alex Warren als Moderator der KIDS’ CHOICE AWARDS 2026 (KCAs) an. Die Show wird am Samstag, den 18. November 2026 um 16 Uhr auf Nickelodeon ausgestrahlt sowie exklusiv bei Paramount+ voraussichtlich ab Sonntag, den 19. November in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz gestreamt.
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Die KCAs feiern die Lieblingsstars der Fans aus den Bereichen Film, Fernsehen, Musik, Gaming, Sport und mehr. Sie werden in den Television City Studios in Los Angeles, Kalifornien, verliehen.
Das Fan-Voting für die Stars, Franchises und Content Creator*innen in 36 Kategorien ist bereits offen auf kidschoiceawards.com. Musikalische Auftritte und weitere prominente Gäste werden zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt bekannt gegeben.

HIGHLIGHTS DER NOMINIERUNGEN

  • Taylor Swift führt die Liste der Einzelnominierten mit 6 Nominierungen an, gefolgt von Ariana Grande (5) und Sabrina Carpenter (5).
  • ​​​​​Erfolgreiche Franchises dominieren den diesjährigen Stimmzettel: Beliebte Welten wie Super Mario Bros. 2, Toy Story 5, Wednesday, Wicked: Teil 2, SpongeBob Schwammkopf: Piraten Ahoi!, K-Pop: Demon Hunters und Percy Jackson: Die Serie sind in mehreren Kategorien vertreten.
  • Die größten Musikstars bleiben eine starke Kraft: BTS, Olivia Rodrigo, Bruno Mars, Justin Bieber, Cardi B und Karol G sichern sich Nominierungen in den Kategorien Künstler*in, Song, Album und Kollaboration.
  • Neue Kategorien in diesem Jahr sind Watch Party: Kids’ Choice, Lieblings-Duo/Trio auf dem Bildschirm und Lieblings-Clutch-Playerin des Jahres.
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Über die KCAs 2026
Produktion: Die KCAs werden von Done + Dusted produziert.
Sponsoren: Die offiziellen Sponsoren der KCAs sind Burger King® und Wayfair.

Nominierungen KCAs 2026:

LIEBLINGSFILM
Avatar: Fire and Ash
Drachenzähmen leicht gemacht
Jurassic World Rebirth
Lilo & Stitch
Vaiana
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Superman
Wicked: Teil 2

LIEBLINGS-SCHAUSPIELERIN (FILM)
Anne Hathaway (Andy Sachs, Der Teufel trägt Prada 2)
Ariana Grande (Glinda, Wicked: Teil 2)
Catherine Laga’aia (Vaiana, Vaiana)
Cynthia Erivo (Elphaba, Wicked: Teil 2)
Millie Bobby Brown (Enola Holmes, Enola Holmes 3)
Scarlett Johansson (Zora Bennett, Jurassic World Rebirth)
Zendaya (MJ, Spider-Man: Brand New Day)
Zoe Saldaña (Neytiri, Avatar: Fire and Ash)

LIEBLINGS-SCHAUSPIELER (FILM)
Adam Sandler (Happy Gilmore, Happy Gilmore 2)
David Corenswet (Clark Kent/Superman, Superman)
Dwayne Johnson (Maui, Vaiana)
Hugh Jackman (George Handy, The Sheep Detectives)
John Cena (Buddy Crane, Coyote vs. Acme)
Ryan Gosling (Ryland Grace, Project Hail Mary)
Tom Holland (Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Spider-Man: Brand New Day)
Zach Galifianakis (Dr. Jumba Jookiba, Lilo & Stitch)

LIEBLINGS-ANIMATIONSFILM
Avatar Aang: Der Herr der Elemente
K-Pop: Demon Hunters
Minions & Monsters
PAW Patrol: Der Dino-Film
SpongeBob Schwammkopf: Piraten Ahoi!
Super Mario Bros. 2
Toy Story 5
Zoomania 2

LIEBLINGS-SYNCHRONSPRECHERIN IN EINEM ANIMATIONSFILM
Anya Taylor-Joy (Prinzessin Peach, Super Mario Bros. 2)
Arden Cho (Rumi, K-Pop: Demon Hunters)
Brie Larson (Rosalina, Super Mario Bros. 2)
Gabrielle Union (Jett Fillmore, GOAT)
Ginnifer Goodwin (Judy Hopps, Zoomania 2)
Joan Cusack (Jessie, Toy Story 5)
Mckenna Grace (Skye, PAW Patrol: Der Dino-Film)
Rihanna (Schlumpfine, Die Schlümpfe)

LIEBLINGS-SYNCHRONSPRECHER IN EINEM ANIMATIONSFILM
Ahn Hyo-seop (Jinu, K-Pop: Demon Hunters)
Chris Pratt (Mario, Super Mario Bros. 2)
Jack Black (Bowser, Super Mario Bros. 2)
Jason Bateman (Nick Wilde, Zoomania 2)
Michael B. Jordan (Ollie, Swapped)
Tim Allen (Buzz Lightyear, Toy Story 5)
Tom Hanks (Woody, Toy Story 5)
Tom Kenny (SpongeBob Schwammkopf, SpongeBob Schwammkopf: Piraten Ahoi!)

WATCH PARTY: KIDS’ CHOICE
A Very Jonas Christmas Movie
Camp Rock 3
Clash of the Thundermans
Descendants: Wicked Wonderland
Dora und die Suche nach Sol Dorado
Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires

LIEBLINGS-SCHURKE
Emily Blunt (Emily Charlton, Der Teufel trägt Prada 2)
Jack Black (Bowser, Super Mario Bros. 2)
Jeff Goldblum (Der Zauberer von Oz, Wicked: Teil 2)
John Cena (Buddy Crane, Coyote vs. Acme)
Julia Garner (Shalla-Bal/Silver Surfer, Fantastic Four: First Steps)
Mark Hamill (Der Fliegende Holländer, SpongeBob Schwammkopf: Piraten Ahoi!)
Sadie Sink (Jean Grey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day)
Zach Galifianakis (Dr. Jumba Jookiba, Lilo & Stitch)

LIEBLINGS-KINDERSERIE
Avatar: Der Herr der Elemente
Percy Jackson: Die Serie
Soy Luna: Let’s Roll Again
Die Thundermans: Undercover
Vampirina: Die Teenie-Vampirin
Die Zauberer vom Waverly Place: Das Comeback

LIEBLINGS-FAMILIENSERIE
Abbott Elementary
Ghosts
Ginny & Georgia
Malcolm mittendrin: Das Leben ist immer noch unfair
One Piece
Stranger Things
Wednesday
XO, Kitty

LIEBLINGS-REALITY-COMPETITION-SHOW
American Idol
American Ninja Warrior
America’s Got Talent
LEGO Masters
Survivor
The Voice

LIEBLINGS-CARTOON
Big City Greens
Phineas und Ferb
SpongeBob Schwammkopf
Teen Titans Go!
Die Gangster Gang: Die Serie
Die Simpsons

LIEBLINGS-TV-STAR (KINDER – WEIBLICH)
Elizabeth Yu (Azula, Avatar: Der Herr der Elemente)
Janice LeAnn Brown (Billie, Die Zauberer vom Waverly Place: Das Comeback)
Kenzi Richardson (Vampirina „Vee“ Hauntley, Vampirina: Die Teenie-Vampirin)
Kira Kosarin (Phoebe Thunderman, Die Thundermans: Undercover)
Leah Sava’ Jeffries (Annabeth Chase, Percy Jackson: Die Serie)
Maya Le Clark (Chloe Thunderman, Die Thundermans: Undercover)

LIEBLINGS-TV-STAR (KINDER – MÄNNLICH)
Alkaio Thiele (Roman Russo, Die Zauberer vom Waverly Place: Das Comeback)
Aryan Simhadri (Grover Underwood, Percy Jackson: Die Serie)
David Henrie (Justin Russo, Die Zauberer vom Waverly Place: Das Comeback)
Gordon Cormier (Aang, Avatar: Der Herr der Elemente)
Jack Griffo (Max Thunderman, Die Thundermans: Undercover)
Walker Scobell (Percy Jackson, Percy Jackson: Die Serie)

LIEBLINGS-TV-STAR (FAMILIE – WEIBLICH)
Anna Cathcart (Kitty, XO, Kitty)
Antonia Gentry (Ginny Miller, Ginny & Georgia)
Catherine Zeta-Jones (Morticia Addams, Wednesday)
Emma Myers (Enid Sinclair, Wednesday)
Jenna Ortega (Wednesday Addams, Wednesday)
Millie Bobby Brown (Eleven, Stranger Things)
Sadie Sink (Max Mayfield, Stranger Things)
Quinta Brunson (Janine Teagues, Abbott Elementary)

LIEBLINGS-TV-STAR (FAMILIE – MÄNNLICH)
Bryan Cranston (Hal, Malcolm mittendrin: Das Leben ist immer noch unfair)
Cedric the Entertainer (Calvin Butler, The Neighborhood)
David Harbour (Jim Hopper, Stranger Things)
Finn Wolfhard (Mike Wheeler, Stranger Things)
Frankie Muniz (Malcolm Wilkerson, Malcolm mittendrin: Das Leben ist immer noch unfair)
Isaac Ordonez (Pugsley Addams, Wednesday)
Joe Keery (Steve Harrington, Stranger Things)
Tyler James Williams (Gregory Eddie, Abbott Elementary)

LIEBLINGS-DUO/TRIO AUF DEM BILDSCHIRM
Arden Cho, Ji-young Yoo und May Hong (Rumi, Zoey und Mira, K-Pop: Demon Hunters)
Ariana Grande und Cynthia Erivo (Glinda und Elphaba, Wicked: Teil 2)
Gaten Matarazzo und Joe Keery (Dustin Henderson und Steve Harrington, Stranger Things)
Ginnifer Goodwin und Jason Bateman (Judy Hopps und Nick Wilde, Zoomania 2)
Jamie Lee Curtis und Lindsay Lohan (Tess Coleman und Anna Coleman, Freakier Friday)
Jenna Ortega und Emma Myers (Wednesday Addams und Enid Sinclair, Wednesday)
Joan Cusack, Tim Allen und Tom Hanks (Jessie, Buzz Lightyear und Woody, Toy Story 5)
Meryl Streep und Stanley Tucci (Miranda Priestly und Nigel Kipling, Der Teufel trägt Prada 2)

LIEBLINGS-KÜNSTLERIN
Ariana Grande
Cardi B
Karol G
Miley
Olivia Rodrigo
ROSÉ
Sabrina Carpenter
Taylor Swift

LIEBLINGS-KÜNSTLER
Benson Boone
Bruno Mars
Drake
Ed Sheeran
Harry Styles
Justin Bieber
Lil Uzi Vert
Tyler, The Creator

LIEBLINGS-BAND ODER -DUO
BLACKPINK
BTS
Jonas Brothers
Maroon 5
Twenty One Pilots
Weezer

LIEBLINGS-NEWCOMERIN/NEWCOMER-BAND (WEIBLICH)
ADÉLA
Ella Langley
KATSEYE
Olivia Dean
RAYE
Stella Lefty

LIEBLINGS-NEWCOMER/NEWCOMER-BAND (MÄNNLICH)
BigXthaPlug
Don Toliver
Noah Kahan
Role Model
SOMBR
Temper City

LIEBLINGS-SONG
„Daisies“ – Justin Bieber
„drop dead“ – Olivia Rodrigo
„hate that i made you love me“ – Ariana Grande
„I Just Might“ – Bruno Mars
„Manchild“ – Sabrina Carpenter
„SWIM“ – BTS
„The Fate of Ophelia“ – Taylor Swift
„The Time of My Life“ – Benson Boone

LIEBLINGS-SONG AUS EINEM FILM
„Big Guy“ – Ice Spice (SpongeBob Schwammkopf: Piraten Ahoi!)
„Dream As One“ – Miley (Avatar: Fire and Ash)
„For Good“ – Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande (Wicked: Teil 2)
„Golden“ – EJAE, Audrey Nuna, Rei Ami (K-Pop: Demon Hunters)
„I Knew It, I Knew You“ – Taylor Swift (Toy Story 5)
„Just Keep Watching“ – Tate McRae (F1)
„RUNWAY“ – Lady Gaga, Doechii (Der Teufel trägt Prada 2)
„Zoo“ – Shakira (Zoomania 2)

LIEBLINGS-VIRALER-SONG
„Babydoll“ – Jamie Miller
„Boston“ – Stella Lefty
„Choosin’ Texas“ – Ella Langley
„E85“ – Don Toliver
„Hit the Wall“ – Gracie Abrams
„Man I Need“ – Olivia Dean
„TIT FOR TAT“ – Tate McRae
„WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!“ – RAYE

LIEBLINGS-MUSIKKOLLABORATION
„Bloodline“ – Alex Warren (mit Jelly Roll)
„Bring Your Love“ – Madonna & Sabrina Carpenter
„Dai Dai“ – Shakira, Burna Boy
„Dracula (with JENNIE)“ – Tame Impala, JENNIE
„I Can’t Love You Anymore“ – Ella Langley (feat. Morgan Wallen)
„Safe“ – Cardi B (feat. Kehlani)
„Stateside + Zara Larsson“ – PinkPantheress, Zara Larsson
„The Life of a Showgirl“ – Taylor Swift (feat. Sabrina Carpenter)

LIEBLINGS-ALBUM
Am I the Drama? – Cardi B
ARIRANG – BTS
ICEMAN – Drake
Man’s Best Friend – Sabrina Carpenter
SWAG – Justin Bieber
The Romantic – Bruno Mars
The Life of a Showgirl – Taylor Swift
you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love – Olivia Rodrigo

LIEBLINGS-WELTSTAR
Afrika: Tyla
Asien: BINI
Australien: Tame Impala
Europa: Zara Larsson
Lateinamerika: Karol G
Nordamerika: Taylor Swift
UK: Olivia Dean

LIEBLINGS-CREATORIN
Brooke Monk
Charli D’Amelio
Haley Kalil
Lexi Rivera
Pokimane
Salish Matter
Sofie Dossi
Taylen Biggs

LIEBLINGS-CREATOR
Airrack
Dude Perfect
IShowSpeed
Jesser
Kai Cenat
MrBeast
SeanDoesMagic
Unspeakable

LIEBLINGS-CREATOR-FAMILIE
Earle Family
Familia Diamond
Jordan und Salish Matter
Ninja Kidz TV
The Bucket List Family
The Fun Squad
Vlad and Niki

LIEBLINGS-SPORTLERIN
A’ja Wilson
Alysa Liu
Angel Reese
Caitlin Clark
Chloe Kim
Coco Gauff
Mikaela Shiffrin
Trinity Rodman

LIEBLINGS-SPORTLER
Anthony Edwards
LeBron James
Lewis Hamilton
Lionel Messi
Patrick Mahomes
Shohei Ohtani
Stephen Curry
Travis Kelce

LIEBLINGS-CLUTCH-PLAYERIN DES JAHRES
Caleb Williams
Eileen Gu
Freddie Freeman
Hilary Knight
Jack Hughes
Jalen Brunson
Nelly Korda
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

LIEBLINGS-VIDEOSPIEL
Among Us
Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game
Fortnite
Minecraft
Roblox
Super Mario Bros. Wonder

LIEBLINGS-PODCAST
anything goes with emma chamberlain
Avatar: Braving the Elements
Baby, This is Keke Palmer
Hey Jonas!
LOL Podcast
New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce
Percy Jackson and the Olympians Official Podcast
Stuff You Should Know

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Originally published: October 22, 2026.

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Saturday, October 17, 2026

Marc Summers Reacts to ‘Double Dare’ Photos & Nickelodeon Slime Memories | PEOPLE

Marc Summers Reacts to ‘Double Dare’ Photos & Nickelodeon Slime Memories | PEOPLE


Marc Summers looks back at his life and career through photos, from performing magic as a kid to becoming the host of Nickelodeon’s Double Dare. He shares how he landed the audition, why producers chose him, and the exact recipe for the show’s famous slime. Marc remembers his pie fight with Burt Reynolds on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, playing racquetball with David Letterman, and going out to dinner with Bobby Flay. He reflects on opening up about OCD on Oprah, beating cancer, and meeting his wife while working as a page on The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Looking back on it all, he says, “I think that’s why we’re all put here, to do good things for others and I hope I’ve done enough.”

Timestamps:
0:00 – Marc Summers Reacts to His Life in Photos
0:31 – ‘Double Dare’ (1986)
4:06 – Pie Fight with Burt Reynolds (1994)
5:47 – Dinner with Bobby Flay (2020)
7:43 – Talking About OCD on Oprah (1997)
8:48 – With David Letterman (2025)
10:45 – Performing Magic (1964)
11:29 – Beating Cancer (2014)
12:43 – With His Wife (2024)

From PEOPLE:

Marc Summers Reveals What That Slime Was Really Made of as He Reflects on Double Dare’s 40th Anniversary (Exclusive)

The host of the beloved kids’ game show tells PEOPLE about some of the most unforgettable moments, 40 years later

NEED TO KNOW

  • Marc Summers has hosted many iterations of Double Dare over the years, beginning with the original series, which ran from 1986 to 1989
  • Speaking with PEOPLE, Summers shared the story behind securing the hosting gig and the atmosphere of ‘90s Nickelodeon
  • Summers also revealed the network’s original slime recipe

Marc Summers has nothing but warm memories of Double Dare, 40 years later.

Summers was an up-and-coming stand-up comedian with some hosting experience when the Nickelodeon game show opportunity came up. The 74-year-old tells PEOPLE that the opportunity actually wasn’t his own.

“The Double Dare job all happened by mistake. A friend of mine, Dave Garrison, who was a ventriloquist from Indianapolis, had moved to Los Angeles, and we were both trying to grow our careers. I get a phone call one day and Dave says, ‘You know what? I can’t do this anymore. I’m going to move behind the scenes and become a producer. I got a call from a network I’d never heard of called Nickelodeon. They’re doing a kid’s game show. Do you want to go instead of me?’ ” Summers tells PEOPLE.

“I said, ‘Of course. I want to host a game show.’ So when I got there, they say, ‘Dave Garrison?’ I said, ‘Dave’s not here. My name is Marc. Can I go instead of him?’ ” he continued. Not only did the network agree to let him audition, but Summers left feeling like “I’ve nailed this.”

Summers called his agent to convey his excitement, only to be told to temper himself as the agent had “about 10 other clients going” to audition. After three callbacks, Summers was anxious to learn whether he’d gotten the gig. He called one of the creators to ask for an update. Creator Mike Klinghoffer admitted he had reservations about Summers’ lack of experience working with kids, even though he was already a dad.

Summers suggested testing each host with kids and “let the best man win.” Some phone calls and an hour later, Klinghoffer said the idea was a-go.

“So they flew me and this other person — to this day, I don’t know who it is — to New York and we shot. I went first, then they threw me out of the studio, brought the other guy in, and two days later they called me and they said, ‘Congratulations, you’re the host of Double Dare,’ ” he shared.

The job was life-changing for Summers, who said, “There was never a bad day on the set of Double Dare, whether it was real-life kids who we picked up from Philly or New Jersey or then we shot in New York for a while, and then we shot down in Orlando, but every day was a good day.”

Summers even got used to the network’s signature slime, which was heavily featured in the show’s physical challenges. He explained, “People always want to know what the slime was. Well, the insurance people back in the day said if the slime gets in the kids’ mouths, it has to be edible.”

“The original recipe was vanilla pudding, applesauce, green food coloring, and a little oatmeal to thicken it up,” he revealed. “When we brought it back the last time, when I was exec producing and a sidekick to another host, they had a new formula to slime, and when we went in there, you could build the viscosity, the thickness, the thinness. Do you want it to sort of slowly drip down? Do you want it to drip down fast? And I’m assuming it’s still edible, ‘cause if the kids got it in their mouth, it had to be edible, but it just didn’t look the same and it didn’t smell as good.”

Summers hosted Double Dare from 1986 to 1989, followed by Family Double Dare from 1990 to 1993, with various specials and reinventions that followed. Altogether, he hosted over 500 episodes of the show and admitted that he has a favorite that stands out.

“Favorite show I ever did on Double Dare, and we did originally 525 and then there’s been other versions that I’ve done, [was when] we did Super Slop-a-Mania and we had Bobby the Brain Heenan with Gorilla Monsoon. And they were huge performers with the WWF at the time, before it became the WWE, and they just were good,” he recalled. “They were entertaining, they were fun, they were funny, the kids loved them, and it stands in my mind as perhaps the best show we ever did.”

The memories are as sweet as ever as Summers prepares to host a special celebration this month, honoring 40 years of Double Dare.

“I cannot believe that we’re celebrating the 40th anniversary of Double Dare. I mean, I was 34 years old, 35 when we started this thing, and here we are making a celebration. I figure this is the last time we’re going to be doing this. In 10 years, if I’m still around, I’ll be 85. I don’t know if I’ll be able to walk at that point. I mean, I try to look after myself, take care of myself... but who knows what the future brings,” he shared.

“I figured this is the last time we get the whole gang together, so all of our producers or most of them. Harvey, our announcer, Robin, my sidekick on the air, we’re all getting together, and we’re going to have an audience of 300 people at City Winery,” he said of the Philadelphia-based reunion. “And we’re going to play physical challenges, we’re going to have slime, we’re going to show them clips that they probably have never seen or don’t remember seeing, and I think it’s going to be a fun 90-minute show of going back in time and reliving your childhood.”

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From PEOPLE:

Marc Summers Showered Backstage at Double Dare to Remove Slime While Quietly Living with OCD (Exclusive)

“I was not going to work so hard my entire life to get to where I finally wanted to go and say, ‘Hey, I’m not pouring slime on me,’ “ Summers says.

NEED TO KNOW

  • Marc Summers tells PEOPLE about hosting Double Dare, Nickelodeon’s messiest show
  • He coped with the mess by showering backstage to remove the show’s infamous slime
  • Years later, he was hosting a Lifetime show in 1995 when a guest doctor described obsessive-compulsive disorder, and he recognized the patterns

Marc Summers had a complicated relationship with slime.

When the Double Dare host, 74, first took the reins on the Nickelodeon series in 1986, he didn’t know what he was getting himself into. While he was aware it was a kids’ game show, Summers didn’t know how messy it would be.

“For the first 65 episodes, I never got a bit of anything on me, especially slime or whipped cream. I had not been officially diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder; I just knew I didn’t like getting messy. So I was able to dodge it. I wasn’t wearing Reeboks; I was wearing penny loafers, and I kind of did things my own way,” Summers tells PEOPLE.

The show was a hit and picked up by the network for 65 more episodes. They looked into what they could do to make the hit even more appealing to viewers.

“They did a focus group with kids, and they said, ‘We love the show. The only thing that’s missing is we want to get the host messy.’ So the executives from Nickelodeon called me in and had said, ‘Everything’s going great. The kids love you. The network loves you. The ratings are great. One thing we need to change, you got to wear Reeboks ‘cause they’re our sponsor and you should have them, and, secondly, you got to get messy,’ ” he recalls.

Summers had his reservations at first, but couldn’t deny he was enjoying his dream job. “You’re getting paid to do something you always wanted to do your entire life. You do what they tell you. And so, yeah, I had got slimed and whipped creamed and had stuff dumped on me, and we would be ready to do the obstacle course and the kids would say, ‘At the end of the course, if we go all the way, can we throw stuff at you?’ and I said, ‘Yeah, whatever you want,’ ” he shares.

Though Summers would later discover he was living with OCD, he was determined to “never let OCD affect my life when I was performing.”

“I was not going to work so hard my entire life to get to where I finally wanted to go and say, ‘Hey, I’m not pouring slime on me. I’m not getting messy. No, no, no, no, no.’ So it didn’t affect me at all. Now, the only thing it did was when I would get messy, I would go backstage and I had a shower in my dressing room, and I would take a shower and put on a new outfit. But I think any host who was in that situation would do the same thing,” he says.

Summers continued, “But as far as staying away, people say, ‘Oh, I was miserable.’ No, I wasn’t. I defy you to look at any one of those episodes where I was clobbered with some goo and see that I was in pain; I was not in pain. When the camera went off, I could go back to my natural self, but when the camera was rolling, I was having the best time of my life.”

In the four decades since Double Dare first premiered, Summers has hosted many iterations and specials. Not only does he believe the show holds a special place in game show history, but it could still hold its own today.

“Double Dare was a very smart idea from Nickelodeon because they did focus groups and found out that kids had no game show of their own; they were living vicariously through their parents watching Price Is Right and Wheel of Fortune. And so there was a game that was hot on the playground at the time called Truth or Dare, and they decided to add some mess with physical challenges, and I just think the combination of questions, but if you can’t answer them, you can do a challenge and in the process get messy,” he explains.

“And kids used to get reprimanded if they got messy and go to their rooms and have to do more chores. We were rewarding kids for getting messy, sending them to Space Camp, giving them prizes,” Summers noted. “And I think it’s exactly what the doctor ordered back at that time. And I think if you brought it back today the proper way, kids today would love it.”

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Marc Summers & Friends’ 40 Year Double Dare Reunion Announced

This October will mark the 40th anniversary of the legendary Nickelodeon game show, Double Dare, and to celebrate, Marc Summers, the original host of Double Dare, along with the show's original crew, Robin and Harvey, will be heading back to the show's roots by hosting the Marc Summers & Friends’ 40 Year Double Dare Reunion in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania!

Marc Summers & Friends’ 40 Year Double Dare Reunion

Taking place just blocks away from WHYY's Forum Theater, where the first episodes of Double Dare were taped before production moved to Nickelodeon Studios in Orlando, Florida, this one-night-only event will invite Gakheads to join the cast and crew behind Double Dare as they recount their favorite moments both on and off camera and get the "Inside Slop" of the groundbreaking series that grew from a small kids’ game show into a global phenomenon… and put Nickelodeon on the map!

"Now, 40 years later, we're inviting YOU to be wined and dined - with slime-themed specialty drinks available from City Winery! - as we dish out the 'Inside Slop' on how TV's messiest game show was made! The cast and crew from DOUBLE DARE will take the stage one last time, to divulge everything from the secret slime recipe to tales of behind-the-scenes shenanigans!"


On Your Marc, Get Set, GO! During the evening, host Marc Summers (and other surprise guests) will randomly pull volunteers from the audience to compete in physical challenges just like the ones you always wanted to play on TV! There might even be some "fabulous prizes"* in store... But be careful! There's a chance things could get a little messy... and we wouldn't want that to happen, now, would we?

The Double Dare 40th Reunion event will take place on Sunday, October 4 at City Winery Philadelphia. Only 300 tickets are available to attend this event, with Stage Premier VIP upgrades available that will put you in the middle of the Splat Zone.

To find out more information about the event and to purchase tickets to attend, visit https://marcsummerslive.com and https://tickets.citywinery.com.

Update (10/17): Couldn't make it? You're in luck! A special virtual screening of Marc Summers & Friends' 40 Year Double Dare Reunion, which not only includes the live taping of the reunion but also an exclusive behind-the-scenes featurette, will be available for a limited time from Saturday, October 31! Tickets cost just $25, and are available at https://watch.eventive.org/marcsummerslive/play/6a5fa94ae220f5d605856f9f

Marc Summers & Friends’ 40 Year Double Dare Reunion

Starring Marc Summers with Robin, Harvey, & other special guests!

City Winery Philadelphia presents Marc Summers & Friends’ 40 Year Double Dare Reunion Starring Marc Summers with Robin, Harvey, & other special guests! on October 4th at 7:30pm.

Stage Premier ticket includes a Pre-Show M&G at 4:30 PM!

Join the cast and crew behind DOUBLE DARE as they recount their favorite moments both on and off camera from the groundbreaking series that grew from a small kids’ game show into a global phenomenon… and put Nickelodeon on the map!

Hear firsthand how the DOUBLE DARE live tours expanded from shopping mall food courts to 20,000-seat arenas packed with screaming fans across the country.

Take an exclusive behind-the-scenes look with rare photos and videos never shown on television!

Plus, audience members may be selected to help demonstrate fan-favorite physical challenges and win “fabulous prizes” (gag gifts) LIVE on stage!

This one-night-only event takes place exclusively at City Winery Philadelphia, just blocks from where the very first episodes of the show were taped.

This one-night-only reunion offers an unforgettable opportunity to experience these stories, stunts, and behind-the-scenes memories alongside the original host of DOUBLE DARE himself, Marc Summers.

VIP PERKS

VIP ticket holders will receive the following as a thank-you for supporting this fan-run event:

• Premium “Splat Zone” seating for Marc Summers & Friends’ 40 Year Double Dare Reunion!

• A limited-edition, hand-printed tote bag filled with exclusive goodies, including a magazine-style souvenir program!

• Exclusive access to a pre-show meet-and-greet soirée in City Winery’s concert venue, featuring a live DJ, cash bar, interactive memorabilia museum, and on-stage photo and autograph opportunities with Marc Summers, Robin and Harvey!

[• Request your favorite throwback tracks from our live DJ!]

Date: Oct 04
Doors Open: 6:00 PM

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From PEOPLE:

Marc Summers Reveals What That Slime Was Really Made of as He Reflects on Double Dare’s 40th Anniversary (Exclusive)

The host of the beloved kids’ game show tells PEOPLE about some of the most unforgettable moments, 40 years later

NEED TO KNOW
  • Marc Summers has hosted many iterations of Double Dare over the years, beginning with the original series, which ran from 1986 to 1989
  • Speaking with PEOPLE, Summers shared the story behind securing the hosting gig and the atmosphere of ‘90s Nickelodeon
  • Summers also revealed the network’s original slime recipe

Marc Summers has nothing but warm memories of Double Dare, 40 years later.

Summers was an up-and-coming stand-up comedian with some hosting experience when the Nickelodeon game show opportunity came up. The 74-year-old tells PEOPLE that the opportunity actually wasn’t his own.

“The Double Dare job all happened by mistake. A friend of mine, Dave Garrison, who was a ventriloquist from Indianapolis, had moved to Los Angeles, and we were both trying to grow our careers. I get a phone call one day and Dave says, ‘You know what? I can’t do this anymore. I’m going to move behind the scenes and become a producer. I got a call from a network I’d never heard of called Nickelodeon. They’re doing a kid’s game show. Do you want to go instead of me?’ ” Summers tells PEOPLE.

“I said, ‘Of course. I want to host a game show.’ So when I got there, they say, ‘Dave Garrison?’ I said, ‘Dave’s not here. My name is Marc. Can I go instead of him?’ ” he continued. Not only did the network agree to let him audition, but Summers left feeling like “I’ve nailed this.”

Summers called his agent to convey his excitement, only to be told to temper himself as the agent had “about 10 other clients going” to audition. After three callbacks, Summers was anxious to learn whether he’d gotten the gig. He called one of the creators to ask for an update. Creator Mike Klinghoffer admitted he had reservations about Summers’ lack of experience working with kids, even though he was already a dad.

Summers suggested testing each host with kids and “let the best man win.” Some phone calls and an hour later, Klinghoffer said the idea was a-go.

“So they flew me and this other person — to this day, I don’t know who it is — to New York and we shot. I went first, then they threw me out of the studio, brought the other guy in, and two days later they called me and they said, ‘Congratulations, you’re the host of Double Dare,’ ” he shared.

The job was life-changing for Summers, who said, “There was never a bad day on the set of Double Dare, whether it was real-life kids who we picked up from Philly or New Jersey or then we shot in New York for a while, and then we shot down in Orlando, but every day was a good day.”

Game show scene featuring a large nose prop and two participants interacting with one lying on the floor and the other holding a microphone
Marc Summers with a ‘Double Dare’ contestant, covered in slime. | Nickelodeon

Summers even got used to the network’s signature slime, which was heavily featured in the show’s physical challenges. He explained, “People always want to know what the slime was. Well, the insurance people back in the day said if the slime gets in the kids’ mouths, it has to be edible.”

“The original recipe was vanilla pudding, applesauce, green food coloring, and a little oatmeal to thicken it up,” he revealed. “When we brought it back the last time, when I was exec producing and a sidekick to another host, they had a new formula to slime, and when we went in there, you could build the viscosity, the thickness, the thinness. Do you want it to sort of slowly drip down? Do you want it to drip down fast? And I’m assuming it’s still edible, ‘cause if the kids got it in their mouth, it had to be edible, but it just didn’t look the same and it didn’t smell as good.”

Summers hosted Double Dare from 1986 to 1989, followed by Family Double Dare from 1990 to 1993, with various specials and reinventions that followed. Altogether, he hosted over 500 episodes of the show and admitted that he has a favorite that stands out.

“Favorite show I ever did on Double Dare, and we did originally 525 and then there’s been other versions that I’ve done, [was when] we did Super Slop-a-Mania and we had Bobby the Brain Heenan with Gorilla Monsoon. And they were huge performers with the WWF at the time, before it became the WWE, and they just were good,” he recalled. “They were entertaining, they were fun, they were funny, the kids loved them, and it stands in my mind as perhaps the best show we ever did.”

The memories are as sweet as ever as Summers prepares to host a special celebration this month, honoring 40 years of Double Dare.

“I cannot believe that we’re celebrating the 40th anniversary of Double Dare. I mean, I was 34 years old, 35 when we started this thing, and here we are making a celebration. I figure this is the last time we’re going to be doing this. In 10 years, if I’m still around, I’ll be 85. I don’t know if I’ll be able to walk at that point. I mean, I try to look after myself, take care of myself... but who knows what the future brings,” he shared.

“I figured this is the last time we get the whole gang together, so all of our producers or most of them. Harvey, our announcer, Robin, my sidekick on the air, we’re all getting together, and we’re going to have an audience of 300 people at City Winery,” he said of the Philadelphia-based reunion. “And we’re going to play physical challenges, we’re going to have slime, we’re going to show them clips that they probably have never seen or don’t remember seeing, and I think it’s going to be a fun 90-minute show of going back in time and reliving your childhood.”

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Marc Summers on “Double Dare” 40th Anniversary

Adam Wurtzel spoke with “Double Dare” host Marc Summers about the upcoming 40th Anniversary of the iconic Nickelodeon game show. Watch on WCCB Charlotte: https://www.wccbcharlotte.com/2026/09/08/marc-summers-on-double-dare-40th-anniversary/

To celebrate the milestone, a pay-per-view event will be filmed before a live audience in Philadelphia called “Marc Summers & Friends: 40 Year Double Dare Reunion,” which will be available on October 31st.


Marc Summers Talks ‘Double Dare’ & Show’s Legacy 40 Years After its Debut

What To Know

  • Marc Summers reflects on the enduring legacy of Double Dare as the show marks its 40th anniversary.
  • A sold-out live reunion event in Philadelphia, featuring original cast and crew, will celebrate the milestone.
  • Summers expresses pride in Double Dare’s impact on children’s television and cable TV, while noting challenges in reviving the show due to shifting industry priorities.

Green slime, messy physical challenges and obstacle courses proved a recipe for success when Double Dare hit the airwaves October 6, 1986. However, one would argue the most important ingredient for the beloved Nickelodeon show’s enduring longevity has been Marc Summers. The longtime host, who is now 74, brought a fun energy to each episode as the kids were given freedom to let loose. Summers’ relatable approach to the young contestants was different from the norm where adults would maybe use a more condescending or belittling tone elsewhere. 

It’s this cross-generational bond that has continued on as Double Dare celebrates its 40th anniversary. To mark the occasion Summers will host a one-night-only live reunion at the City Winery Philadelphia, near the iconic series’ original taping studio at WHY-TV. Joining him for the festivities are the original cast and crew including announcer John Harvey, production assistant Robin Russo, and composer Edd Kalehoff. The fun trip down memory lane will feature live physical challenges, musical pies, archival footage, and of course, that wonderful green goo. 

The venue has already sold out for the Marc Summers & Friends’ 40 Year Double Dare Reunion show on October 4, but fans can also watch via a livestream and video package pay-per-view. Along with access to the event, viewers will also be able to check out a behind-the-scenes featurette from October 31 through December 31. Double Dare’s original run ended in 1993 after almost 500 episodes. In the years since, there have been a few incarnations of the iconic family game show, including a revival that last aired in 2019.

Ahead of all the shenanigans, we caught up with the TV veteran about the show’s legacy and favorite memories.

Talk a little bit about what went into putting on this reunion and your decision to run it as a pay-per-view. 

Marc Summers: Well, the 40th anniversary was something I never really thought anybody would care to see. And then this gentleman  [EP C.J. Malmis] who has been a friend of mine for years contacted me when I was exec producing Dinner Impossible and Restaurant Impossible. He was saying we should do this 40th anniversary, and that’s what we’re doing. We were sort of shocked, at least I was, that it sold out so quickly at City Winery in Philadelphia. And then we thought, well, we were getting a lot of nasty emails from people saying, “Well, we can’t get to Philadelphia, and even if we could, it sold out.” That’s when we came up with the pay-per-view idea because we had fans all across the country. With only 300 seats, tickets sold quickly. They wanted to be a part of it. And I’m thrilled all these years later, people who are now in their 50s care that this thing exists and that they want to be a part of it.

What can you tease about what is planned? 

In my opinion, this is the last time we’ll ever be doing something like this. I’m going to be 75 years old in November, and 10 years from now at 85. Who knows if I’m going to be here and what shape I’m going to be in. So in my mind, this is kind of the last deal .Needless to say, we’re going to do a lot of physical challenges and try to get people messy. That’s the question we get asked, “Is there going to be slime?” And of course there is. I also hosted another show called What Would You Do? And in that show we did a thing called Musical Pies, which was. musical chairs, except if you didn’t find a chair, you have to hit yourself with a pie.

We’re going to be doing that as well. So we’ll be going through the audience, grabbing a lot of people. There’s a video that we pulled up that I don’t think either people have seen, or maybe they don’t remember it if they have seen it. And of course, our announcer Harvey is going to be there. Robin will be there. And the people who put it together, our producers were coming.  Michael Klinghoffer, Dana Calderwood, Alan Silberberg , who was our head writer, will be there. We’ve all got stories. I don’t think there’s going to be any problem filling, you know, 90 minutes for this program.

What do you remember about when you got the hosting gig for Double Dare during those early days of filming? 

Well, I always wanted to host a game show when I was 33 years old. I kept getting jobs, but they never came through. So when I got that, I was thrilled. I had no idea about the facilities. When I got to WHYY-TV , which was the PBS station, I was surprised how tiny it was. And my question is, “Gee, how are we going to shoot this?” But Mike Klinghoffer, who put the whole team together and was the initial director and then handed it over to Dana. But Philadelphia has some of the best tech crews. Our camera guys were absolutely amazing and creative and thought on their feet and came up with stuff that we could have never thought of. And so the first day was rough. We spent eight hours trying to get one episode in the can, and it took us eight hours to get one episode in the can because we kept screwing things up. But then we got up to doing six episodes a day, first in Philly, then we moved to New York, then back to Philly. And eventually they built the next studios in Orlando. So once we got it running after the first 65, it worked so smoothly. It was unbelievable.

Was there a moment you knew this show was different?

You never know because we were doing little shtick things. I grew up watching Soupy Sales, who was sort of my childhood idol in kids’ television. He always did jokes for the adults, and we were doing that as well. The thing that came up was, through research, the kids had something called playground talk. And they would go out in the playground that day and say, “I saw this show where people jumped into 5,000 pounds of baked beans, and then they got a trip to space camp.” Oh, what’s that? And so they started going to people’s homes who had cable. Not everybody did back in the day. I was slapped on the back in a positive way because I got kids to tell their parents to buy cable and that got Nickelodeon into more homes so more people saw us. So it’s just the whole process, but when you’re doing it, you have no idea if it’s going to be a success or not. At the time, UHF TV was gigantic. It was Facts of Life and Diff’rent Strokes that were leading the way. And all of a sudden, their ratings disappeared. They couldn’t find out why, and it was because they were going to Nickelodeon.

You see the adults and kids want to watch together, which is fun. When you look back at these 40 years, what stands out as a memorable moment? 

My favorite show that we did of all time was Super Sloppy Double Dare with Bobby “The Brain” Heenan and Gorilla Monsoon. It just was a magical time. I knew Heenan from back in the day, being from Indianapolis, and that’s where he was from. I wanted to be anywhere around performance, and they had a place called Starlight Musical. I was an usher there, and Bobby worked there. He also worked at the Coliseum selling refreshments, and then he slowly got into wrestling. I don’t think there was a bigger personality, a funnier guy, and a nicer guy than Bobby “The Brain” Heenan. I had no idea how intelligent Gorilla Monsoon was. He had a couple of degrees from colleges, and these guys knew how to perform and produce. And as we got ready to do the obstacle course, they said, “Do you mind if you get messy?” They asked and I said, “Whatever you want to do.” So at the end, they picked me up and threw me through a vat of chocolate, and there was no bigger honor than to have those two guys pick you up. I must have weighed an ounce to those two massive men. That one stood out.

We also kicked off on the Fox Network, primetime on Saturday night. I don’t think many people even knew that or remember that. And we got it into a celebrity version. And we had one of our first shows where it was “Weird Al” Yankovic against Lou Ferrigno. That was another thing. Lou came in and said, “I’ve got an earache and I don’t know how well I’ll do.” And the whole point is people wanted to see physical challenges. And every question we asked, Weird Al knew the answer.I said to him, “How do you know these weird facts?” And he said, “Hey, man, that’s my gig.” And, you know, during the commercial break, we stopped and wrote harder questions, hoping to get him to go to a physical challenge. He finally did. But those kinds of moments sort of stick out in your mind.

Beyond the original Double Dare, there were also other versions like Double Dare 2000. What did you make of the other interactions?  

Well, you know, we did Double Dare, we did Super Sloppy Double Dare, we did Family Double Dare. Those all worked beautifully. In the year 2000, they thought I was too old, so that was 26 years ago. I was basically 50 years old. I guess for a kid’s network, maybe I was. So, a very talented gentleman by the name of Jason Harris was the host of that show, and he did a really good job. For whatever reason, it just didn’t connect with that next generation. Who knows why? I kind of have a feeling they tried to do something different to stand out, and they did something called the Triple Dare Challenge, which was a waste of time because it took you 15 minutes to explain it. And then if they said no, you haven’t advanced the game. The kids in the audience want to see action. They want to see slop, so that didn’t help that at all.

When we brought it back the last time, it was the same deal. “You’re too old.” So, they brought in an influencer, a term I hate more than life itself. It never connected for whatever reason, and the thing that’s fascinating about that is, [Liza Koshy]  got sick one day. They said, “Could you take over and host the show?” And I said, “Sure.” And they said, “How much rehearsal do you need?” And I said, “None.” They asked, “How can you do it without any rehearsal?” I said, “I did over 500 shows. You want me to give you the rules? I’m going to ask you a question. If you don’t know the answer, it’s all in my head..” So for whatever it is, the audience liked what I did, and with all due respect to the other hosts, it just kind of never connected with them.

Have you been asked to do the show again considering the buzz of this reunion show? With social media so big, I feel like we’re at a different time where people want to see this stuff again, even from a nostalgia standpoint.

They’ve said online they want more for sure. Unfortunately, Nickelodeon doesn’t listen. The only thing Nickelodeon’s doing right now is SpongeBob Squarepants. They got rid of their development department. So they do SpongeBob. Pretty much nothing else. And would it make a great idea to do it? Yeah. But are they going to do it? Probably not. CBS actually now owns Double Dare, which is fascinating to me. We’ve been in conversations about growing it. But once again, they don’t want to do the show the way I think it needs to be done. 

The best show would be to bring back teams that were originally on the show when they were 11, 12, 13. Now they’re, you know, 49, 50, 51. And the team that lost said, “I want to try it again. I want to see if I can beat them and see if we can beat that team or does the other team win again.” And I think that’s where it is. But you know, every game show now starts with, we have to have a hundred contestants. No, you don’t. You have to have, you know, three or four, but not a hundred. So, I’m not sure that even if they did bring it back with the people in the industry now who think they know better than the people who actually started all this stuff, I’m not sure it would work.

You mentioned What Would You Do? earlier. Why do you think that show didn’t last as long or have the same durability?

We did 90 episodes. I never liked the show. I never got it. The exec producer initially was a guy where we used to fight like cats and dogs. I didn’t necessarily agree with some of the thoughts he had. We brought on another gentleman, Bo Kaprall, who changed it a bit. It’s hard to say why it didn’t work so much. Some people say to me they liked What Would You Do? better than Double Dare. There’s that group of folks who like that as well. But I’ll tell you, the funny thing is that time marches on, and you don’t realize it. I was stopped the other day, and somebody asked for an autograph, and I said, “Do you want me to say something about Double Dare or What Would You Do?” They knew me from Unwrapped. So there’s a whole generation of people who only know me from the Food Network as opposed to where I started at Nick. It’s fascinating.

You really did find this second hosting chapter  through Unwrapped. You posted asking followers on social media if Food Network should bring the show back with you as host. I say why not?

It makes sense. I mean, with all due respect to them as well, the way they make a Tootsie Roll then is still the way they make a Tootsie Roll today or a Hershey’s Kiss or anything like that. So we could actually do it inexpensively. But once again, I was told that they had no interest. A video gets millions of hits online. It’s on Discovery+, and if you go on, I believe, YouTube, I saw they had 12 million hits for Unwrapped. I’m not sure what I know that they don’t because people stop me all the time and say they’d love to see more of those kinds of things, but the people in charge apparently don’t. It’s just a different time. When you think about syndication, there is no syndication for talk shows. Rosie O’Donnell was hosting Jimmy Kimmel. But daytime TV as it once was is no longer there. She might work on a streaming service, or on a YouTube channel, but as far as coming back in syndication, that’ll never happen.

As a former executive producer of Restaurant Impossible. How did you feel about the network going in a different direction without host Robert Irvine? 

Well, it’s really not the same concept. If you look at the new episodes, it’s not what we were doing. And I don’t know anything about the producers or anything about that stuff. Ours was a hundred percent real. There are some shows that I will not mention that do a certain kind of television, but it’s all fake. And ours was 100 percent real, especially when we did not tell them, knocking on the door and saying, “We’re going to fix your restaurant.” And we had many issues where the people said, “I don’t want you to do that.” And we had to convince them. We did it most of the time. The thought of what goes on today. My son is an exec producer for a lot of television shows, and when he talks through the process and what they’re doing these days, it’s 180 degrees from what it was when I started in TV when I was about 11 or 12 years old in the early 60s. The fact that I’ve been doing this for 50 years, and I’m still sort of dabbling in it, but the way it works is not the way it worked when I started. I don’t want to say I’m set in my ways. I just think the way we did it might have been a little more creative than what’s going on.

What do you think the legacy of Double Dare will be? If they ever did a Nickelodeon Legends like they do with Disney, I would include you in the first class. 

You Can’t Do That on Television introduced slime. I get all the credit for it, but we found out that kids were living vicariously through their parents and watching Wheel of Fortune and The Price Is Right, but they had no game show for themselves. We broke that barrier. There are three people in an article once in a broadcasting magazine about who put cable on the map. First one was Larry King from the show he did on CNN, and then it was Gallagher, because Leo Gallagher was the first guy to do comedy specials, I believe it was on Showtime. And then it was Double Dare. The three of us, that’s a good group to be in. We were the ones who got people to know what cable was and got them to open up their wallets and go for it. So, I’m proud of that. We were the ones that put Nickelodeon on the map. There were many shows after the fact. Certainly, SpongeBob has made them a billion dollars or more, so they certainly have taken the ball and run with it. But we were the ones who opened that door and opened that gate, and it would be nice every now and then to get a pat on the back and be told thank you. But that never happened either.

Is there anything from the set or anything from the Double Dare set that you’ll never part with?

I have an original pair of Reeboks that are still in a box. I have a box of Reeboks from 1986. God knows what those would be worth at this point because the people have said, “Would you sell them?” The answer is no. And we did this one stunt once. We’d shoot six shows in a day, and I would get exhausted and be silly and goofy. And Geoffrey Darby, who was our exec producer, had this little wind-up guy, a man in a boat. He wound him up, and for some reason, he put him on the first obstacle, and it made me laugh. He saw how it made me laugh. So when I’d say, “Harvey, what do they get if they get that?” And he’d give the prize. Then he’d pick up this little man in the boat, and he’d move him to the next obstacle. Towards the end, I couldn’t even talk. I still have that little man in the boat. That’s probably the most precious and dear. Once again, people have said I’d love to buy it, but would never sell it. It just has great memories for me.

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Friday, October 09, 2026

Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2026 Host, Nominees Announced

CBS AND NICKELODEON ANNOUNCE MULTIPLATINUM GRAMMY®-NOMINATED RECORDING ARTIST ALEX WARREN AS HOST OF 2026 “KIDS’ CHOICE AWARDS” (“KCAs”), LIVE ON SATURDAY, NOV. 14

Taylor Swift, Toy Story 5, Justin Bieber, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, Familia Diamond, Wednesday, Bruno Mars and Wicked: For Good Among Contenders;
“KCAs” to Broadcast on CBS and Nickelodeon, and Stream on Paramount+

Watch Host Announcement and Nomination Categories on “CBS Mornings” Here

'CBS Presents Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards' 2026 Logo

10/8/2026

Multiplatinum GRAMMY® Award-nominated global superstar Alex Warren is set to take the stage as host of CBS PRESENTS NICKELODEON KIDS’ CHOICE AWARDS (“KCAs”). Celebrating fans’ favorites from across the worlds of film, television, music, gaming, sports and more, the “KCAs” will broadcast live from Television City in Los Angeles, Calif. on Saturday, Nov. 14 (8:00-9:30 PM, ET/5:00-6:30 PM, PT), airing for the first time on CBS Television Network and Nickelodeon, and streaming live on Paramount+ for Premium subscribers and on-demand the next day for both Premium and Essential subscribers in the U.S. The show will also be available globally on Paramount+ following its linear premiere on Nickelodeon.

Fan voting for the stars, franchises and creators shaping pop culture will open today for 36 categories by visiting kidschoiceawards.com. Musical performances and celebrity appearances will be announced at a later date.

NOMINATION HIGHLIGHTS
  • Taylor Swift leads all individual nominees (6), followed by Ariana Grande (5) and Sabrina Carpenter (5).
  • Blockbuster franchises dominate this year’s ballot, with fan-favorite worlds including The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, Toy Story 5, Wednesday, Wicked: For Good, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, KPop Demon Hunters and Percy Jackson and the Olympians represented across multiple categories.
  • Music's biggest stars remain a major force with BTS, Olivia Rodrigo, Bruno Mars, Justin Bieber, Cardi B and Karol G earning nominations across artist, song, album and collaboration categories.
  • New categories this year are Watch Party: Kids’ Choice, Favorite On-Screen Duo/Trio  and Favorite Clutch Player of the Year.

About the 2026 “KCAs”

  • Production Credits: The “KCAs” are produced by Done + Dusted.
  • Official Sponsors: The “KCAs” are sponsored by Burger King® and Wayfair.
  • Press Credentials: Application here.
 

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2026 “KCAs” Nominees:
Nominees in each category are listed in alphabetical order by first name.
(**) = New Category

FAVORITE MOVIE
Avatar: Fire and Ash
How to Train Your Dragon
Jurassic World Rebirth
Lilo & Stitch
Moana
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Superman
Wicked: For Good

FAVORITE MOVIE ACTRESS
Anne Hathaway (Andy Sachs, The Devil Wears Prada 2)
Ariana Grande (Glinda, Wicked: For Good)
Catherine Laga’aia (Moana, Moana)
Cynthia Erivo (Elphaba, Wicked: For Good)
Millie Bobby Brown (Enola Holmes, Enola Holmes 3)
Scarlett Johansson (Zora Bennett, Jurassic World Rebirth)
Zendaya (MJ, Spider-Man: Brand New Day)
Zoe Saldaña (Neytiri, Avatar: Fire and Ash)

FAVORITE MOVIE ACTOR
Adam Sandler (Happy Gilmore, Happy Gilmore 2)
David Corenswet (Clark Kent/Superman, Superman)
Dwayne Johnson (Maui, Moana)
Hugh Jackman (George Handy, The Sheep Detectives)
John Cena (Buddy Crane, Coyote vs. Acme)
Ryan Gosling (Ryland Grace, Project Hail Mary)
Tom Holland (Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Spider-Man: Brand New Day)
Zach Galifianakis (Dr. Jumba Jookiba, Lilo & Stitch)

FAVORITE ANIMATED MOVIE
Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender
KPop Demon Hunters
Minions & Monsters
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie
The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
Toy Story 5
Zootopia 2

FAVORITE FEMALE ANIMATED VOICE FROM A MOVIE
Anya Taylor-Joy (Princess Peach, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie)
Arden Cho (Rumi, KPop Demon Hunters)
Brie Larson (Rosalina, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie)
Gabrielle Union (Jett Fillmore, GOAT)
Ginnifer Goodwin (Judy Hopps, Zootopia 2)
Joan Cusack (Jessie, Toy Story 5)
Mckenna Grace (Skye, PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie)
Rihanna (Smurfette, Smurfs)

FAVORITE MALE ANIMATED VOICE FROM A MOVIE
Ahn Hyo-seop (Jinu, KPop Demon Hunters)
Chris Pratt (Mario, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie)
Jack Black (Bowser, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie)
Jason Bateman (Nick Wilde, Zootopia 2)
Michael B. Jordan (Ollie, Swapped)
Tim Allen (Buzz Lightyear, Toy Story 5)
Tom Hanks (Woody, Toy Story 5)
Tom Kenny (SpongeBob SquarePants, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants)

**WATCH PARTY: KIDS’ CHOICE
A Very Jonas Christmas Movie
Camp Rock 3
Clash of the Thundermans
Descendants: Wicked Wonderland
Dora and the Search for Sol Dorado
Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires

FAVORITE VILLAIN
Emily Blunt (Emily Charlton, The Devil Wears Prada 2)
Jack Black (Bowser, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie)
Jeff Goldblum (The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Wicked: For Good)
John Cena (Buddy Crane, Coyote vs. Acme)
Julia Garner (Shalla-Bal/The Silver Surfer, Fantastic Four: First Steps)
Mark Hamill (The Flying Dutchman, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants)
Sadie Sink (Jean Grey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day)
Zach Galifianakis (Dr. Jumba Jookiba, Lilo & Stitch)

FAVORITE KIDS TV SHOW
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Percy Jackson and the Olympians
Soy Luna: Let’s Roll Again
The Thundermans: Undercover
Vampirina: Teenage Vampire
Wizards Beyond Waverly Place

FAVORITE FAMILY TV SHOW
Abbott Elementary
Ghosts
Ginny & Georgia
Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair
One Piece
Stranger Things
Wednesday
XO, Kitty

FAVORITE TV SHOW REALITY COMPETITION
American Idol
American Ninja Warrior
America’s Got Talent
LEGO Masters
Survivor
The Voice

FAVORITE CARTOON
Big City Greens
Phineas and Ferb
SpongeBob SquarePants
Teen Titans Go!
The Bad Guys: The Series
The Simpsons

FAVORITE FEMALE TV STAR (KIDS)
Elizabeth Yu (Azula, Avatar: The Last Airbender)
Janice LeAnn Brown (Billie, Wizards Beyond Waverly Place)
Kenzi Richardson (Vampirina “Vee” Hauntley, Vampirina: Teenage Vampire)
Kira Kosarin (Phoebe Thunderman, The Thundermans: Undercover)
Leah Sava’ Jeffries (Annabeth Chase, Percy Jackson and the Olympians)
Maya Le Clark (Chloe Thunderman, The Thundermans: Undercover)

FAVORITE MALE TV STAR (KIDS)
Alkaio Thiele (Roman Russo, Wizards Beyond Waverly Place)
Aryan Simhadri (Grover Underwood, Percy Jackson and the Olympians)
David Henrie (Justin Russo, Wizards Beyond Waverly Place)
Gordon Cormier (Aang, Avatar: The Last Airbender)
Jack Griffo (Max Thunderman, The Thundermans: Undercover)
Walker Scobell (Percy Jackson, Percy Jackson and the Olympians)

FAVORITE FEMALE TV STAR (FAMILY)
Anna Cathcart (Kitty, XO, Kitty)
Antonia Gentry (Ginny Miller, Ginny & Georgia)
Catherine-Zeta Jones (Morticia Addams, Wednesday)
Emma Myers (Enid Sinclair, Wednesday)
Jenna Ortega (Wednesday Addams, Wednesday)
Millie Bobby Brown (Eleven, Stranger Things)
Sadie Sink (Max Mayfield, Stranger Things)
Quinta Brunson (Janine Teagues, Abbott Elementary)

FAVORITE MALE TV STAR (FAMILY)
Bryan Cranston (Hal, Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair)
Cedric the Entertainer (Calvin Butler, The Neighborhood)
David Harbour (Jim Hopper, Stranger Things)
Finn Wolfhard (Mike Wheeler, Stranger Things)
Frankie Muniz (Malcolm Wilkerson, Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair)
Isaac Ordonez (Pugsley Addams, Wednesday)
Joe Keery (Steve Harrington, Stranger Things)
Tyler James Williams (Gregory Eddie, Abbott Elementary)

**FAVORITE ON-SCREEN DUO/TRIO
Arden Cho, Ji-young Yoo, and May Hong (Rumi, Zoey, and Mira, KPop Demon Hunters)
Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo (Glinda and Elphaba, Wicked: For Good)
Gaten Matarazzo and Joe Keery (Dustin Henderson and Steve Harrington, Stranger Things)
Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman (Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, Zootopia 2)
Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan (Tess Coleman and Anna Coleman, Freakier Friday)
Jenna Ortega and Emma Myers (Wednesday Addams and Enid Sinclair, Wednesday)
Joan Cusack, Tim Allen, and Tom Hanks (Jessie, Buzz Lightyear, and Woody, Toy Story 5)
Meryl Streep and Stanley Tucci (Miranda Priestly and Nigel Kipling, The Devil Wears Prada 2)

FAVORITE FEMALE ARTIST
Ariana Grande
Cardi B
Karol G
Miley
Olivia Rodrigo
ROSÉ
Sabrina Carpenter
Taylor Swift

FAVORITE MALE ARTIST
Benson Boone
Bruno Mars
Drake
Ed Sheeran
Harry Styles
Justin Bieber
Lil Uzi Vert
Tyler, The Creator

FAVORITE MUSIC GROUP OR DUO
BLACKPINK
BTS
Jonas Brothers
Maroon 5
Twenty One Pilots
Weezer

FAVORITE FEMALE BREAKOUT ARTIST/GROUP
ADÉLA
Ella Langley
KATSEYE
Olivia Dean
RAYE
Stella Lefty

FAVORITE MALE BREAKOUT ARTIST/GROUP
BigXthaPlug
Don Toliver
Noah Kahan
Role Model
SOMBR
Temper City

FAVORITE SONG
“Daisies” – Justin Bieber
“drop dead” – Olivia Rodrigo
“hate that i made you love me” – Ariana Grande
“I Just Might” – Bruno Mars
“Manchild” – Sabrina Carpenter
“SWIM” – BTS
“The Fate of Ophelia” – Taylor Swift
“The Time of My Life” – Benson Boone

FAVORITE SONG FROM A MOVIE
“Big Guy” – Ice Spice (The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants)
“Dream As One” – Miley (Avatar: Fire and Ash)
“For Good” – Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande (Wicked: For Good)
“Golden” – EJAE, Audrey Nuna, Rei Ami (KPop Demon Hunters)
“I Knew It, I Knew You” – Taylor Swift (Toy Story 5)
“Just Keep Watching” – Tate McRae (F1)
“RUNWAY” – Lady Gaga, Doechii (The Devil Wears Prada 2)
“Zoo” – Shakira (Zootopia 2)

FAVORITE VIRAL SONG
“Babydoll” – Jamie Miller
“Boston” – Stella Lefty
“Choosin’ Texas” – Ella Langley
“E85” – Don Toliver
“Hit the Wall” – Gracie Abrams
“Man I Need” – Olivia Dean
“TIT FOR TAT” – Tate McRae
“WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!” – RAYE

FAVORITE MUSIC COLLABORATION
“Bloodline” – Alex Warren (with Jelly Roll)
“Bring Your Love” – Madonna & Sabrina Carpenter
“Dai Dai” – Shakira, Burna Boy
“Dracula (with JENNIE)” – Tame Impala, JENNIE
“I Can’t Love You Anymore” – Ella Langley (feat. Morgan Wallen)
“Safe” – Cardi B (feat. Kehlani)
“Stateside + Zara Larsson” – PinkPantheress, Zara Larsson
“The Life of a Showgirl” – Taylor Swift (feat. Sabrina Carpenter)

FAVORITE ALBUM
Am I the Drama? – Cardi B
ARIRANG – BTS
ICEMAN – Drake
Man’s Best Friend – Sabrina Carpenter
SWAG – Justin Bieber
The Romantic – Bruno Mars
The Life of a Showgirl – Taylor Swift
you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love – Olivia Rodrigo

FAVORITE GLOBAL MUSIC STAR
Africa: Tyla
Asia: BINI
Australia: Tame Impala
Europe: Zara Larsson
Latin America: Karol G
North America: Taylor Swift
UK: Olivia Dean

FAVORITE FEMALE CREATOR
Brooke Monk
Charli D’Amelio
Haley Kalil
Lexi Rivera
Pokimane
Salish Matter
Sofie Dossi
Taylen Biggs

FAVORITE MALE CREATOR
Airrack
Dude Perfect
IShowSpeed
Jesser
Kai Cenat
MrBeast
SeanDoesMagic
Unspeakable

FAVORITE CREATOR FAMILY
Earle Family
Familia Diamond
Jordan and Salish Matter
Ninja Kidz TV
The Bucket List Family
The Fun Squad
Vlad and Niki

FAVORITE FEMALE SPORTS STAR
A’ja Wilson
Alysa Liu
Angel Reese
Caitlin Clark
Chloe Kim
Coco Gauff
Mikaela Shiffrin
Trinity Rodman

FAVORITE MALE SPORTS STAR
Anthony Edwards
LeBron James
Lewis Hamilton
Lionel Messi
Patrick Mahomes
Shohei Ohtani
Stephen Curry
Travis Kelce

**FAVORITE CLUTCH PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Caleb Williams
Eileen Gu
Freddie Freeman
Hilary Knight
Jack Hughes
Jalen Brunson
Nelly Korda
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

FAVORITE VIDEO GAME
Among Us
Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game
Fortnite
Minecraft
Roblox
Super Mario Bros. Wonder

FAVORITE PODCAST
anything goes with emma chamberlain
Avatar: Braving the Elements
Baby, This is Keke Palmer
Hey Jonas!
LOL Podcast
New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce
Percy Jackson and the Olympians Official Podcast
Stuff You Should Know

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Alex Warren Bio

After years of grinding to be heard, GRAMMY® Award-nominated multiplatinum Southern California artist Alex Warren launched himself into the stratosphere with “Ordinary.” The 7x-Platinum single made history. Beyond holding #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and Global 200 EX US chart for 10 weeks and #1 on the UK Songs Chart for 13 weeks, it concluded the year as “the top-selling song of 2025.” Moreover, it logged a record-breaking 16 weeks at #1 on US Pop Radio, achieving “the longest reign ever on the chart.” Most importantly, it paved the way for his Platinum-certified full-length debut LP, You’ll Be Alright. It bowed in the Top 5 of the Billboard 200 and yielded a procession of Hot 100 hits, including “Eternity,” “Bloodline” [feat. Jelly Roll], “On My Mind” [feat. ROSÉ], and “Burning Down” [with Joe Jonas] driving over 11 billion streams across his catalogue to date. Along the way, he lit up the stages of the American Music Awards, MTV VMA, and GRAMMY® Awards as well as The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Beyond unforgettable performances with Ed Sheeran at Coachella and Jelly Roll at Stagecoach, he headlined sold-out arena tours worldwide. Long before the broken records, scores of awards, and earth-shattering success, Alex was affectionately known to his late father as “Wildchild.” He did anything he could to defy gravity. He scaled the tallest trees possible, or he’d vault through the air across the playground. In 2026, there’s still nothing that can keep him on the ground. He’s quietly beaten the odds, penned life-changing songs, and found a place in the hearts of millions worldwide. Now, the GRAMMY® Award-nominated multiplatinum artist tells his story on his aptly titled second full-length offering, WILDCHILD [Atlantic Records]. Musically, it bursts through the clouds with sky-high pop hooks, widens the aperture with cinematic soundscapes, and recharges spirits with the raw energy of a songwriter with nothing to prove and only truth in his heart.

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