Ridiculousness

Rob, Steelo and Kristy Sarah have their momentum abruptly halted when they come across the manoeuvre known as ‘leg locked’, a hold that forces them to stop in their tracks and reconsider their approach. The unexpected encounter leaves them momentarily immobilised, heightening the sense of urgency. Soon after, they confront the unsettling pair dubbed the ‘twisted sisters’, whose sinister aura provokes an audible gasp from the three. Determined to restore order, the trio then moves to clear the roadway, making way for a line of heavily laden, ‘tanked tankers’ to continue their passage. Their coordinated effort ensures the convoy can proceed without further obstruction.

In this episode, Rob, Steelo and Kristy Sarah find themselves a little too drunk to manage the “chair impaired” challenge, struggling to stay seated as they attempt the wheelchair‑based test. Their inebriated state leads to a series of mishaps, highlighting just how difficult the task becomes when they’re buzzed. Later, the trio faces “wild karma”, a segment where the animals seem to exact their own form of payback, turning the participants’ actions back on them. Finally, the three manage to clear every pin in the concluding competition, achieving a perfect knock‑down despite the earlier setbacks, showing that even a sloppy start can’t stop them from finishing strong.

In this episode, Rob Dyrdek, Steelo Brim and Skye Townsend set about settling scores by delivering what they call ‘dumb joke justice’. The trio then heads to a club where they experience a series of tumbles, embracing the chaos of the night. Later, they turn their attention to the world of transport, exploring the prospect of new vehicles while confronting the notion that their value can quickly depreciate. Throughout, the three friends navigate each segment with a blend of humour and curiosity, keeping the pace lively as they move from one quirky challenge to the next, and share some laughs along the way.

In this episode, Rob, Steelo and Kristy Sarah find themselves unintentionally thrust into a surprisingly tangled series of ‘surprise splits’. The trio’s misstep leads them straight into unexpected divisions, setting the tone for a chaotic yet comic chain of events that quickly spirals beyond their control. Later, they face a cheeky retaliation known as ‘prank punched’, where the jokes turn back on them, delivering a playful dose of payback. The mishaps don’t end there – the three also stumble through a string of ‘date night disasters’, each attempt at romance unraveling in hilariously awkward ways, leaving them to grapple with love’s unpredictable twists.

Rob, Steelo and Kristy Sarah struggle to make it down the hill unscathed in the “snowboard assaults” segment, each of them taking a tumble or sustaining a bruise as they attempt the run. Later, in the “innocent insults” piece, they’re on the receiving end of light‑hearted jibes from a group of youngsters, who tease them without malice. Despite the mess and dirt that accumulates around them, the trio shows no particular concern for the grime, remaining unfazed by the filth that clings to their gear. The episodes underline the trio’s willingness to endure both physical mishaps and playful teasing while keeping a relaxed attitude toward the less pleasant aspects of their surroundings.

Rob, Steelo and Skye Townsend hit the dance floor in the studio alongside the so‑called ‘takedown dancers’, where they try out the moves and have a laugh. After the music, they sit down with a group of ‘inventive dads’ who share their own quirky fatherhood advice, offering the trio a few handy pointers and some good humour. The episode then shifts to a lively sports debate, where the three get caught up in a heated exchange among themselves that the show dubs a ‘fantrum’. Their passion for the games fuels the banter, turning the discussion into a spirited showdown that underscores just how competitive they can be, and plenty of laughs.

Rob, Steelo and Kristy Sarah explore the world of reckless motorcyclists in the segment called “Wheelie Dumb”, where they point out the absurdity of riders attempting dangerous stunts. They interview participants and demonstrate the consequences of such antics. In the next feature, “Bad Boys”, the trio discovers that a dog isn’t necessarily a man’s best companion, highlighting situations where canine loyalty can be questionable. Finally, they turn their attention to the perils of “liquid courage”, witnessing first‑hand how alcohol can impair judgement and lead to risky behaviour. They also interview those affected to illustrate the real‑world impact. Throughout, the presenters keep a light‑hearted tone while exposing the hazards linked to each subject.

Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood spend the episode tackling a series of alcohol‑fuelled heavy‑lifting tasks, each attempt made more precarious by the drinks they’ve had. Their attempts at hoisting weights while tipsy lead to a string of slap‑stick moments, highlighting how the booze affects their strength and coordination, and test the limits of their endurance. Later, the three lose their grip on the green while navigating makeshift ‘air clubs’, a setting that forces them to wrestle with balance and control. The episode also shows them confronting the practical fallout of ‘touching strangers’, as they experience first‑hand the tangible results of such physical contact and learn what immediate repercussions can arise.

Rob, Steelo and guest host Lolo Wood find themselves hit with a double dose of agony, labelled ‘pain echoes’, which strikes them simultaneously and leaves them reeling. The ‘pain echoes’ segment underscores the relentless discomfort they face. Shortly afterwards they encounter a pack of aggressive dogs described as ‘kid‑hating canines’, whose overt hostility towards youngsters intensifies the tension. The ‘kid‑hating canines’ reinforce the hostile atmosphere. The episode then ends with the trio being abruptly flicked off by an unexpected ‘random bird’, a sudden and puzzling dismissal that caps the chaotic sequence. These elements together create a tightly packed episode of discomfort. Throughout the broadcast the three hosts navigate these unsettling moments, each incident compounding the overall sense of unease.

In this episode, Rob, Steelo and Lolo manage to put your boat to work even though the lake is solid with ice, joining the quirky group known as the “snow boaters”. While navigating the frozen surface, they come across a handful of characters who are desperately in need of a belt, the so‑called “trouser downers”. The three friends continue their adventure, encountering a string of odd and unexpected moments along the way. Each encounter highlights how they adapt the boat to the unusual circumstances, turning a frozen lake into a stage for their improvised solutions and the strange surprises that follow.

Rob, Steelo and Kristy Sarah all endure the unpleasant sensation of collapsing in what the programme dubs ‘hard faints’, each episode showing the sharp, dizzying loss of consciousness they suffer and the lingering ache that follows. The intensity of each faint leaves them breathless, and the after‑effects linger long enough to underscore the discomfort. In a later part called ‘drungry’, they come to realise that after a session of drinking they need to eat something to stave off that empty, queasy feeling, and the show also captures moments of sneaky flatulence slipping out unnoticed, adding a comic twist to the otherwise grim scenario. The flatulence is portrayed as stealthy, catching them off guard and prompting a brief, embarrassed reaction.

In this episode, Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood explore a series of odd situations. First, they examine a collection of abandoned recliners in the segment titled “Lying Downers”, commenting on the oddity of the declined pieces. Next, they trade barbs with a group of sharp‑tongued elderly women during the “Gramma Burns” segment, where the banter turns delightfully sassy. Finally, the trio watches a rather unsettling display of skydivers in “Sketchy ‘Chuting”, reacting with visible discomfort. Throughout, the three hosts move from one quirky scenario to the next, keeping the tone light while navigating each bizarre encounter. Their reactions add a playful edge to the otherwise bizarre footage.