MTV Cancels ‘Ridiculousness’ after 14 Years and 46 Seasons
MTV has announced the cancellation of “Ridiculousness,” ending its impressive 14-year run. The show, which has aired 46 seasons, will conclude with the current episodes airing into 2026. However, no new episodes will be produced beyond this point.
Show History and Legacy
“Ridiculousness,” hosted by Rob Dyrdek, has been a mainstay in MTV’s programming since its debut in 2011. Over its lifetime, the show amassed nearly 1,700 episodes and featured numerous co-hosts, including Chanel West Coast, who left the series in 2023 after 12 years, Sterling “Steelo” Brim, and Lauren “Lolo” Wood.
Spin-offs and Associated Shows
The success of “Ridiculousness” paved the way for several spin-offs, showcasing various themes and personalities:
- Deliciousness – Hosted by Tiffani Thiessen
- Messyness – Featuring Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi
- Adorableness – With Alyson Hannigan
- Amazingness – A talent-based spin-off
Dyrdek, who initially gained fame as a professional skateboarder, began his relationship with MTV in 2006. He first appeared in “Rob & Big,” alongside his late friend Christopher “Big Black” Boykin. Following this, he launched “Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory” in 2009, further establishing his brand on the network.
Future of “Ridiculousness”
Although the production of new episodes will cease, fans can still enjoy select past seasons on Paramount+. Additionally, reruns will continue to air on MTV’s schedule, preserving the show’s legacy for viewers.
This cancellation marks the end of an era for both the network and its audience. As fans reflect on the show’s impact, many are left pondering what the future holds for reality programming on MTV.
