Ridiculousness
Ridiculousness
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Ridiculousness

6.8
Yr 2011
Rt 30m
Status Returning Series
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Series Brief

Overview

Rob Dyrdek takes the funniest amateur internet videos and builds them into an episode of edgy, funny, and most importantly, timeless television.

Critical Reception

What critics are saying

Score 42 /100

MTV's long-running clip series Ridiculousness has garnered a generally mixed to unimpressed critical reception. Commentators frequently characterize the program as lowbrow and repetitive, highlighting its formulaic reliance on painful viral stunt mishaps, vulgar commentary, and crude humor. Early reviews dismissed the production as a derivative disappointment that failed to match the quality of preceding comedy clip formats.

Despite critical disdain, the show is recognized for its function as lighthearted, easy-to-digest escapist viewing. Commentators note that while the banter and internet fails offer mindless amusement, its legacy is largely defined by its sheer ubiquity on television schedules, leading outlets like GQ to dub it one of the most purgatorial fixtures of the modern cable era.

“Farewell to 'Ridiculousness,' TV's Most Purgatorial Show”

“As predicted by many, “Ridiculousness” was a disappointment.”

“showcases amateur Internet videos of people participating in dangerous stunts that can result in painful and potentially fatal injuries”

Why fans love it

Premiering in 2011, this reality series turned the chaotic stream of amateur internet videos into a reliable format. It sits at the intersection of talk show, comedy, and curation, framing viral content with consistent personalities and studio banter. By focusing on the inherent humor of everyday mishaps, the show maintains a specific, lighthearted rhythm that has kept it on air for over a decade.

Rob Dyrdek anchors the studio segments, keeping the energy stable as the episodes cycle rapidly through online clips. The show thrives on simple, repetitive structures that prioritize the spectacle of the videos themselves over complex narratives. It captures a distinct moment in media history where the casual, spontaneous nature of viral footage became the foundation for a durable television institution.

Featured Players

Cast

Credited 75
Regulars 3
Longest run 1847 eps
Show 67 more
Mod Sun as Self 1 episode Johnny Knoxville as Self 1 episode Travis Pastrana as Self 1 episode Dana White as Self 2 episodes Jeff Tremaine as Self 1 episode Caite Upton as Self 2 episodes Judd Leffew as Self 1 episode Ryan Dunn as Self 1 episode Justin Bieber as Self 1 episode Floyd Mayweather Jr. as Self 1 episode Sara Jean Underwood as Self 1 episode Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson as Self 1 episode Duff Goldman as Self 1 episode Jason Ellis as Self 1 episode Tommy Passemante as Self 1 episode Lil Jon as Self 1 episode Wiz Khalifa as Self 1 episode Kat Graham as Self 1 episode Vaughn Gittin Jr. as Self 1 episode Chris Cole as Self 1 episode Scott Pfaff as Self 2 episodes Brie Garcia as Self 1 episode Nikki Garcia as Self 1 episode T.J. Lavin as Self 1 episode Jason 'Wee Man' Acuña as Self 1 episode Preston Lacy as Self 1 episode Pauly D. as Self 1 episode Mac Miller as Self 2 episodes Steve-O as Self 1 episode Bam Margera as Self 1 episode Ryan Sheckler as Self 1 episode Carmen Electra as Self 1 episode Ken Block as Self 1 episode Riff Raff as Self 1 episode Dominic Monaghan as Self 1 episode A$AP Rocky as Self 1 episode Ray J as Self 1 episode Edward Barbanell as Self 1 episode Joanna Krupa as Self 1 episode Steve Aoki as Self 1 episode Cody Simpson as Self 1 episode Christopher Boykin as Self 1 episode Chris Pfaff as Self 2 episodes Nick Swardson as Self 1 episode Snoop Dogg as Self 1 episode Jamie Lee as Self 1 episode Stevie Ryan as Self 1 episode Mike Epps as Self 1 episode Michael B. Jordan as Self 1 episode Jenna Marbles as Self 1 episode Jackson Nicoll as Self 1 episode Lil Duval as Self 1 episode Jukka Hildén as Self 1 episode Jarppi Leppälä as Self 1 episode Nyjah Huston as Self 1 episode Lacey Chabert as Self 1 episode Derek Hough as Self 1 episode Tyga as Self 1 episode Guy Fieri as Self 1 episode Harley Morenstein as Self 1 episode Chrissy Teigen as Self 1 episode Eddie Huang as Self 1 episode David Spade as Self 1 episode Maria Menounos as Self 1 episode David Arquette as Self 2 episodes Larry King as Self 1 episode Eric Andre as Self 2 episodes
Production Board

Crew

Keyword Cloud

Keywords

clip show viral video joyful
Technical Sheet

Details

First Aired
August 29, 2011
Status
Returning Series
Episode Runtime
30 minutes
Origin
US
TMDB Votes
119