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 ABC brought us a special holiday edition with 'Winter Wipeout: Deck the Balls' (Thu., 8PM ET on ABC). But it was more than just a teaser for the new season, kicking off ...
 It takes a 'Circus Freak' to handle the obstacles on the 'Wipeout' (Thu., 8PM ET on ABC) course. At least, that's what Sarah Cooper proved this week as she made her way ...
On 'Good Morning America' (weekdays, 7AM ET on ABC), anchor Josh Elliott and special contributor Melissa Rycroft previewed their appearance on 'Wipeout,' the endlessly en...
  
At least once or twice every year, there's a time slot with such a logjam of good shows that bloggers and fans wail and rend their garments, tortured by the prospect o...
 Be prepared to laugh on April 10, when five MTV Networks channels air the first-ever Comedy Awards. 
 
MTV Networks and Comedy Central are launching a new award ceremony...
 'Wipeout' (Thu., 8PM on ABC) returned for a special winter season run, and had seasonal and holiday-themed obstacles to commemorate it. They also offered viewers a whole...
 Better get your cold weather gear out, because 'Wipeout' is heading to winter. 
 
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the ABC obstacle competition series will return in...
For low-brow entertainment, it doesn't get much better than 'Wipeout' (Tue, 8PM ET on ABC), a game show in which contestants attempt to navigate an extreme obstacle cours...
 Seeing people get socked in the face by giant red balls will continue! Yes, ABC has renewed 'Wipeout,' its hit summer reality series. 
 
According to the Hollywood Repor...
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In this reality competition, contestants try to navigate an extreme obstacle course that has been designed to provoke an unprecedented number of crashes, face plants and wipeouts, with one competitor taking home a $50,000 prize each week. We're guessing you're not going to see this show among next year's crop of Humanitas Award nominees. Hosts John Anderson and John Henson call the play-by-play while a sideline reporter interviews contestants on the course, as well as getting a word or two out of the winner at the end of the show.