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Nick regurgitates Guts format Kidcaster Nickelodeon is set to revive its 1990s gameshow format Guts, pitting families against one another in a new extreme sports competition.  Guts had a four-season run on the kids' cablenet between 1992 and 1995. In the original version, three contestants competed in four athletic events based on sports like basketball, baseball, archery and soccer. In the new model, entitled My Family's Got Guts, families made up of two adults and two kids compete as a team. Each episode will feature three teams in four rounds of events inspired by today's extreme sports. My Family's Got Guts was developed and will be produced by Worldwide Biggies, which is behind the entire franchise. Albie Hecht, Worldwide Biggies' CEO and executive producer of the series, said that My Family's Got Guts would "invent family gaming for the 21st century." He added: "Guts will bring out the kid in all of us as we challenge families to live out their greatest sports fantasy." My Family's Got Guts will premiere during Nickelodeon's Nick at Nite primetime block in the fall. Emily Brookes 7 May 2008 © C21 Media 2008 
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