In Britain and Europe, in the early 1980s, children's gunge-based game shows were the norm. Particularly shows like "How Dare You!" on ITV and "Crackerjack" on the BBC ensured that the gunging element featured on shows for the decade to come. On "How Dare You!", one of the main games was 'Teach Them a Lesson', where children got the opportunity to drench their teacher or representative from their school in gunge while sitting above a knee deep filled gunge tank. After this game the teachers were sometimes knocked off their perch by one of show's presenters and into the gunge tank. On "Crackerjack", the two weekly celebrities, one male and one female, would compete against host Stu Francis in a gunge based gamed called "Take A Chance" to try to win points for their child contestant. Failure to answer questions correctly would lead to Francis and/or the celebrity guest being covered in gunge. Additionally, sometimes the winner would get gunged regardless as punishment for laughing at their opponent, especially if it was Francis.