MTV Cancels 'Ridiculousness'

The comedy clip show is ending after 46 seasons.

October 31, 2025

It is being reported that Ridiculousness has been cancelled by MTV after 14 years and 46 seasons. The move comes in the wake of the Paramount-Skydance merger, which has resulted in thousands of companywide layoffs.

One of the longest-running series in the cable network's history, the show debuted in 2011 and has aired over 1600 episodes. Previous seasons will continue to be available stream on Paramount+, and reruns will stay in rotation on the network. The current 46th season is slated to continue airing into 2026, but no series finale date has been confirmed as of yet.

Ridiculousness features viral videos from around the Internet that involve dangerous and unbelievable stunts, often involving failed do-it-yourself attempts, to which host Rob Dyrdek and his panelists react to and mock.

Comments (12)

Shawn

11/03/25 at 06:10pm

@mc - It did. They just forgot to turn the light off.

mc

11/03/25 at 12:25pm

Wait, MTV is still a thing? I thought that channel died decades ago.

GIL

11/03/25 at 08:59am

The host making $32.5 Million a year for internet clips you can see on YouTube is a joke. MTV was running reruns all day. See ya!

goeze

11/03/25 at 06:10am

I discovered this show at the start of the pandemic. I was scared and the "ridiculousness" of it all made me stop and laugh. It's funny how something as stupid as this show made a bit less scared!

Brett

11/02/25 at 12:54pm

“No,No,No,No, nah nah nope”

John

10/31/25 at 06:35pm

@ Brenda Anderson doesn't let logic or common sense get in the way of her takes.

Chris Howerton

10/31/25 at 05:37pm

I used to watch this show as a kid!

So sad to see it go.

Raylan125

10/31/25 at 02:38pm

I remember when MTV played music videos all day. It's been a useless channel for nearly 15 years now