10-0, thus dumping the dreaded green slime all over their teacher Ms. Lindstrom. Winners received a large prize package. Both teams kept their money, whilst the runners-up also won a smaller prize package. Stunts Stunts used on Slime Time included: Meat-A-Balls: Each team member had a large plate of spaghetti, with one meatball inside. When Cohen gave the signal, each one stuck their face in the spaghetti, trying to pick up the meatball with their teeth. The first team to find all their meatballs wins. Thread The Needle: The kids had to throw slime-filled balloons to their teacher, who would catch them and place them in a bucket. The catch was that each balloon had to go through a large hoop, the inside rimmed with nails. The hoop was of course positioned right above their teacher's head. The team with the most balloons in 20 seconds won. Through The Looking Glass: Each kid was given a handheld mirror and a measuring cup full of slime. They had their backs to their teachers, who were sitting on the floor with a large bowl on their head. The kids had to pour the slime into the bowl without turning their heads or bodies, using the mirror to see where the slime was going. The team with more slime in their bowl after 20 seconds won, and got to dump their slime bowl over the losing teacher's head. Other games included; Fortune Cookie, Butterflies are Free, Bobbing for Worms, Peanut Butter Sandwich, Stitch in Time, Leave it to Beaver, Cymbal of my Love, Fly in my Soup, Dumbo Meets Pinocchio, Pie in the Sky, Chicken Little, Save the Spider, Can You Top This?, Snake Pit, Up To Your Elbows, and fan favorite Tanks-A-Lot. Unless otherwise noted, timed stunts were always 20 seconds long. References 1980s American children's game shows 1988 American television series debuts 1988 American television series endings First-run syndicated television programs in the United States Television series about children