Ridiculousness 2011
What is Ridiculousness?
Ridiculousness is an American comedy clip show that premiered on August 29, 2011, on the television network MTV. Created by Rob Dyrdek, Jeff Tremaine, and Shane Nickerson, the program features Rob Dyrdek as the host.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2011
- Status
- Returning Series
- Episodes
- 1,853
- Runtime
- 30 minutes
- First aired
- Aug 29, 2011
- Last aired
- Mar 25, 2026
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Networks
- MTV
- Genres
- Comedy, Talk, Reality
- Updated
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Overview
Ridiculousness is an American comedy clip show that premiered on August 29, 2011, on the television network MTV. Created by Rob Dyrdek, Jeff Tremaine, and Shane Nickerson, the program features Rob Dyrdek as the host. The format of the series involves Dyrdek presenting a collection of amateur internet videos, which are then analyzed and discussed alongside two co-hosts. Throughout the run of the series, the co-hosting panel has included Sterling Steelo Brim, Chanel West Coast, who appeared in seasons one through thirty, and Lauren Lolo Wood, who served as a co-host from season thirty-one through season forty-eight. The series is directed by Michael Simon and also features appearances by Nina Agdal. By curating various humorous clips, the production aims to transform amateur footage into a recurring television format. The series has maintained a long-term presence on television, with production spanning from 2011 through 2026. The show remains focused on presenting edgy and comedic content derived from viral internet media.
Should you watch it?
“Rob Dyrdek hosts this long-running comedy series featuring a collection of viral and amateur internet videos.”
- features viral internet content
- includes commentary from hosts and guests
- repetitive format
- long-running series can be overwhelming
Watch it if you enjoy watching amateur viral videos accompanied by comedic commentary.
The show features edgy humor and viral video content that may not be suitable for all audiences.
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Episode guide
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Season 1 · 16 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide & lore primer →- E1 Ryan O'Malley Mytharc Aug 29, 2011
- E2 Johnny Knoxville Core Sep 5, 2011
- E3 Big Black Core Sep 12, 2011
- E4 Travis Pastrana Core Sep 19, 2011
- E5 The Dingo Core Sep 26, 2011
- E6 Matthew Mounce Core Oct 3, 2011
- E7 Jeff Tremaine Core Oct 17, 2011
- E8 Matt Schlager Core Oct 24, 2011
- E9 Chris Drama PFAFF Core Oct 31, 2011
- E10 Judd Leffew Core Nov 7, 2011
- E11 Biker Fox Core Nov 14, 2011
- E12 Dan Heaton Core Nov 21, 2011
- E13 Ryan Dunn Core Nov 28, 2011
- E14 Cole Hernandez Core Dec 5, 2011
- E15 The Dingo II Mytharc Dec 12, 2011
- E16 Big Black II Mytharc Dec 19, 2011
Season 2 · 20 episodes
- E1 Justin Bieber Mytharc Apr 30, 2012
- E2 Floyd Mayweather Core May 7, 2012
- E3 Sara Jean Underwood Core May 14, 2012
- E4 Quinton ''Rampage'' Jackson Core May 21, 2012
- E5 Duff Goldman Core May 28, 2012
- E6 Jason Ellis Core Jun 7, 2012
- E7 Chanel and Sterling Core Jun 7, 2012
- E8 Streetbike Tommy Core Jun 14, 2012
- E9 Lil Jon Core Aug 20, 2012
- E10 Tyler and Taco Core Aug 27, 2012
- E11 Wiz Khalifa Core Sep 3, 2012
- E12 Kat Graham Core Sep 10, 2012
- E13 Vaughn Gittin, Jr. Core Sep 17, 2012
- E14 Chris Cole Core Sep 24, 2012
- E15 Scott "Big Cat" Pfaff Core Oct 1, 2012
- E16 Bella Twins Core Oct 8, 2012
- E17 Chanel and Sterling II Core Oct 15, 2012
- E18 TJ Lavin Core Oct 22, 2012
- E19 Rob's Parents Mytharc Oct 29, 2012
- E20 Wee Man and Preston Lacy Mytharc Nov 5, 2012
Season 3 · 20 episodes
- E1 Pauly D Mytharc Feb 14, 2013
- E2 Mac Miller Core Feb 21, 2013
- E3 Steve-O Core Feb 28, 2013
- E4 Chanel and Sterling III Core Mar 7, 2013
- E5 Dana White Core Mar 14, 2013
- E6 Bam Margera Core Mar 21, 2013
- E7 Ryan Sheckler Core Mar 28, 2013
- E8 Carmen Electra Core Apr 4, 2013
- E9 Ken Block Core Apr 11, 2013
- E10 Riff Raff Core Apr 18, 2013
- E11 Dominic Monaghan Core Jul 18, 2013
- E12 A$AP Rocky Core Jul 25, 2013
- E13 Ray J Core Aug 1, 2013
- E14 Chanel and Sterling IV Core Aug 8, 2013
- E15 Eddie Barbanell Core Aug 15, 2013
- E16 Joanna Krupa Core Aug 22, 2013
- E17 Chanel and Sterling V Core Aug 29, 2013
- E18 Steve Aoki Core Sep 5, 2013
- E19 Cody Simpson Mytharc Sep 12, 2013
- E20 Fantasy Factory Mytharc Sep 19, 2013
Season 4 · 21 episodes
- E1 Nick Swardson Mytharc Jan 2, 2014
- E2 Snoop Dogg a.k.a. Snoop Lion Core Jan 2, 2014
- E3 Chanel and Sterling VI Core Jan 9, 2014
- E4 Jamie Lee Core Jan 9, 2014
- E5 Stevie Ryan Core Jan 16, 2014
- E6 Chanel and Sterling VII Core Jan 23, 2014
- E7 Mike Epps Core Jan 26, 2014
- E8 Michael B. Jordan Core Jan 26, 2014
- E9 Jenna Marbles Core Jan 30, 2014
- E10 Jackson Nicoll Mytharc Feb 6, 2014
- E11 Lil Duval Core Feb 13, 2014
- E12 Chanel and Sterling VIII Core Feb 20, 2014
- E13 The Dudesons Core Feb 27, 2014
- E14 Nyjah Huston Core Mar 6, 2014
- E15 Lacey Chabert Core Mar 9, 2014
- E16 Derek Hough Core Mar 13, 2014
- E17 Chanel and Sterling IX Core Mar 20, 2014
- E18 Tyga Core Mar 27, 2014
- E19 Guy Fieri Core Mar 27, 2014
- E20 Harley Morenstein Mytharc Mar 31, 2014
- E21 Chanel and Sterling X Mytharc Apr 3, 2014
Season 5 · 18 episodes
- E1 Chrissy Teigen Mytharc Jul 10, 2014
- E2 Eddie Huang Core Jul 17, 2014
- E3 David Spade Core Jul 24, 2014
- E4 Chanel and Sterling XI Core Jul 31, 2014
- E5 Maria Menounos Core Jul 24, 2014
- E6 David Arquette Core Aug 14, 2014
- E7 Larry King Core Aug 21, 2014
- E8 Chanel and Sterling XII Core Aug 28, 2014
- E9 Danny Way Core Sep 4, 2014
- E10 Paul Rodriguez Core Sep 11, 2014
- E11 Kylie & Kendall Jenner Core Sep 18, 2014
- E12 French Montana Core Sep 25, 2014
- E13 Chanel and Sterling XIII Core Oct 2, 2014
- E14 Sage Kotsenburg Core Oct 9, 2014
- E15 Chanel Iman Core Oct 16, 2014
- E16 100th Core Oct 23, 2014
- E17 Chanel and Sterling XIV Mytharc Oct 30, 2014
- E18 Nate Robinson Mytharc Oct 30, 2014
Frequently asked questions
Who hosts the show?
The series is hosted by Rob Dyrdek alongside co-hosts Sterling Steelo Brim and Chanel West Coast.
When did the series premiere?
Ridiculousness premiered on MTV on August 29, 2011.
How many seasons were produced?
The series ran for 46 seasons over the course of 14 years.
What is the show about?
It is a comedy clip show that compiles and showcases hysterical and absurd amateur internet videos.
Is the show still in production?
No, the series concluded in 2025 after 46 seasons.