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Adapted from the novels "Hatashijo" (はたし状), "Dorobo to Wakatono" (泥棒と若殿), "Banshu" (晩秋), and "On'na wa Onaji Monogatari" (女は同じ物語) by Shugoro Yamamoto (山本周五郎)

多年前，有一位退役士官长，他一生投身军旅，擅长带兵作战，历经无数大小战役，战功赫赫。后来在一场战役中，他不幸受伤，成了独眼跛脚的残疾人，不得不退役。然而，士官长内心始终怀念着过去带兵打仗的日子。为了培养下一代精英，他开始训练并教育一群天真勇敢的娃娃兵。

The all-new Double Dare with Liza Koshy has all the trivia, physical challenges, and obstacles for the messiest game show on TV!

Hosted by Alex Trebek, this game show challenged both the knowledge and the nerves of the contestants. The two competitors, a returning champion and an upcoming challenger, would be locked in isolation booths and shown clues for an unknown person, place or thing. When one contestant gives a correct answer, he would then be given the choice of keeping the money, or daring his opponent to answer the question. If the opponent gave the correct answer, he would take all the prize money. If he were wrong, however, the first contestant would get double the prize money.

Two teams of two children, ages 9 through 13, competed in this classic kiddie game show of questions and physical challenges. At the beginning of each show, the two teams (each with such names as "Wacky Wormheads" or "Slimy Superkids") competed in a physical challenge (described below). The winner of the physical challenge would gain control of the first round questions. Host Summers asked the question, to which the team could answer for $10 or "dare" (i.e., challenge) the opposing team to answer for $20. However, the opponents could "double dare" (ergo, challenge back) the original team to answer; the original team could then answer for $40 or complete a "physical challenge," an often messy stunt that had to be completed within 10, 15, 20, or 30 seconds.

The Australian version of the game show in which two teams of two children compete against each other for a chance to win prizes, earning points through answering questions or completing physical challenges.

Billy Diamond's career as a thief takes a sudden turn as, once caught, he goes to work as an undercover agent for the San Francisco Police Department while continuing his high-living lifestyle.

Rebekka, Claudia and Sofie are freshmen in high school and will no longer accept being treated as juniors. Taking matters into their own hands, they devise a rite of passage, the 'fortune teller', symbolizing their entry into adulthood. As they take turns challenging each other's sexual boundaries, they eventually have to ask themselves whether performing weird rituals is the easiest way to get to know themselves and feel grown up.