A month ago we found out that the popular ’80s and early ’90s game show Double Dare was being revived by Nickelodeon. The only question we didn’t have an answer to, was whether or not Marc Summers was going to return as host.

Now Nickelodeon has announced a return date for the show, and that Summers will indeed be involved. But there’s a catch. Summers will not be returning as host, instead taking on a commentary role for the game’s challenges. Liza Koshy steps into the role of host for this new version of Double Dare.

Continue below for the full announcement.

Nickelodeon has announced that they’re bringing back the hit game show Double Dare this summer, with 40 brand new episodes.

Their first game show, Nickelodeon’s Double Dare ran in one form or another from 1986 to 1993, including Super Sloppy Double Dare and Family Double Dare. These mainly ran on Nick, with a short run on Fox in the summer of 1988. The show was revived once before with Double Dare 2000, which ran of course in the year 2000.

Continue below for the full announcement, plus a video promo for the show’s return and an added bonus full classic episode.

I, like many others, have fond memories of watching the game show Double Dare on Nickelodeon as a kid. The show saw teams facing off in a mixture of trivia and extra messy challenges for the right to take on the super sloppy final obstacle course.

The show was hosted by Marc Summers, who’s gone on to produce and appear on various shows, most notably on Food Network. Summers was recently asked about the possibility of rebooting the game show, to which he replied that he’s actually been wanting to bring it back, but there’s been speedbumps.

Continue reading to see what Summers had to say about a reboot, and why it might not ever happen.