Stupid Central

In this series, Babatunde Aléshé showcases a fresh collection of internet clips that are primarily comedic. The footage spans daring extreme‑sport stunts, mishaps recorded by door‑bell cameras, and ill‑advised water activities that illustrate what not to attempt.

Babatunde Aléshé returns as the host of a programme that strings together a fresh batch of amusing clips sourced from the internet. The format is straightforward: he introduces each segment and lets the footage speak for itself, offering viewers a light‑hearted look at the oddities people capture online. The show’s core content revolves around three main types of material. First, it showcases extreme‑sport moments that often go hilariously wrong, highlighting the fine line between daring and disaster. Next, it presents mishaps caught on door‑cam recordings, giving a glimpse of unexpected accidents that unfold right at the front door. Finally, it features a series of “what not to do in the water” clips, where swimmers and divers demonstrate the consequences of poor judgment. Throughout the episode, the selection of clips is deliberately varied, moving from high‑adrenaline stunts to everyday blunders. By juxtaposing the thrill of extreme activities with the banality of a doorstep slip‑up, the programme keeps the pacing lively and the humour consistent. Each segment is introduced with a brief comment from Aléshé, keeping the tone conversational and informal. In addition to the visual comedy, the series leans on the universal appeal of watching people get into trouble in harmless ways. The combination of daring feats, accidental door‑cam incidents, and water‑related faux pas creates a mosaic of internet‑age entertainment that is both recognisable and easily digestible for a broad audience.