Talk:Get Your Own Back

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Would anyone agree that it is a little confusing to say that the child and the adult are on the same team? It was always the case (as far as Iknow) that the adult was always trying to hinder the child from scoring points - not really on the same team is it? As I recall in one series there was a game where the child and the OTHER adult (the other child's revenge victim) had to collaborate as these two parties have the same agenda... I think the game had somthing to do with a maze... can anyone confirm? 14th Nov 2006

Was Peter Simon really the original host? I thought it was Dave Benson Phillips from the beginning. BillyH 20:40, 22 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Ok, I've been bold and removed this. Presumably the original author was confusing the show with Double Dare. BillyH 02:49, 30 October 2005 (UTC)