Think Fast - Adrian & Terri vs. Paul & Tara

[@adriancrook9094]

Holy shit! I'm the "Adrian" is this episode (Gold team!) Went down an internet rabbit hole and came across this "gem."

[@drummingdanny84]

Adrian Crook Did you ever become a chiropractor or comedian like Carrington.

[@XJCherokeeBear]

How Was The Trip to Six Flags Texas.

[@eljarhead]

I have SO MANY QUESTIONS.

[@Wheeloffortunefan999]

i have a question, regarding the modern art game, did all the paintings have to be in the correct position? ( and yes i am including the ones that didn't have a word on them

[@darrendoyle568]

Adrian Crook great job on the woman’s especially winning the locker room it wasn’t done very often that I remember

[@jonbateman80]

Thanks for posting this U.N. It's is AWESOME to see another episode, taking me back to my childhood years. My favorite will always be the craziness that occurs in the locker room. Whenever you can, I hope you can show more.

[@jhzenor61481]

I remember the Carrington version of Think Fast, because I remember watching the locker room bonus round, I didnt have cable at the time, but I watched it at my grandma's apartment.

[@kittygaillot2286]

All these years, I’ve been wondering which classic nickelodeon game show had the locker room final round… And here it is. I was 11 years old and in the fifth grade at the time, and seeing the lockers made me think of middle school and how cool it would be to have a locker.

[@dakotareeves3939]

This is a late 1989 episode of Think Fast from Season 1 on Nickelodeon. The two teams on this episode are Adrian & Terri and Paul & Tara.

[@anniefinch6843]

Neat game show for I remember it when I was little.

[@Almafeta]

"MOTE is a word, but that's not the word you were thinking of, so YOU LOSE" Those judges...

[@wschmrdr]

Actually it's spelled "MOAT", so that's why it didn't count.

[@jamiemartin274]

@@wschmrdr Before you try to correct someone, please ensure you're correct. Mote is definitely a word, which is why they commented, and it's not the same as moat. I'm sure you're familiar with homophones.

[@shockmandan]

There was one with a gum ball machine where is it.

[@islandblader]

30 years.... geez.

[@ColbertAwesome]

20:20

[@marcomacias3960]

what does he meant by product name

[@ZolFox]

It’s the name of a product so it’s a proper noun. “Nair” ...the product for getting rid of hair. I don’t think they make it anymore.

[@jdmcknight41]

Well its too late..., someone already had yelled it out , in the audience though...

[@robotoad42]

Holy shit, that's my mom

[@ColbertAwesome]

12:28

[@dratheart]

Paul and Adrian are really developed physically - how old are these "kids"?!

[@ThreeEyedPea]

Man, there was like no organization at all on this show. So many botches and bloopers. Did they not know that they could edit that stuff out?

[@ThreeEyedPea]

@Jake Sturm Aired live?

[@SpikeShooter92]

This was 80s Nickelodeon in a nutshell: most of their shows they never tried to edit things like that to give the shows a more natural feel to it. Just watch an episode of Finders Keepers and you’ll see the same thing.

[@juan833blue]

Carrington is a lot better than Lackey.

[@canaisyoung3601]

My sister thinks so too.

[@dominikz.1376]

Don’t Do Drugs

[@epcotman32]

Just had to throw in Tyson divorcing Robyn Givens.

[@brianfuller757]

Any other host you can think of was better than Skip Lackey. And honestly Carrington did a solid job.

[@isaacheres1354]

7:48 they said hoe 😅 So it's okay to say on a kids game show but it's not okay to say it on Jepoardy, an adult game show? 😕

[@isaacheres1354]

@Brandon Taylor whoever came up with that word for a garden tool should have called it something less perverted

[@aaronhansen3289]

Nick arcade the game show

[@dratheart]

The host of this show is REALLY boring! And he looks like old CNN dude Bernard Shaw.

[@islandblader]

@aDg 2k18 Skip Lackey must've taken hyper pills before taping.

[@kittygaillot2286]

All these years, I’ve been wondering which classic nickelodeon game show had the locker room final round… And here it is. I was 11 years old and in the fifth grade at the time, and seeing the lockers made me think of middle school and how cool it would be to have a locker.