jeff tremaine

Like father, like son daughter. Johnny Knoxville's 14-year-old daughter Madison is a chip off the ol' block, by the sounds of it. On 'Chelsea Lately' (weeknights, 11PM ET on E!), the 'Jackass 3D' star described the ongoing war of practical jokes being fought between Madison and 'Jackass' director Jeff Tremaine.

It started when she was only 8 years old: Tremaine drenched her with a water hose (indoors). She was livid. But the next day, when he demanded she get him a beer, she slipped him a cocktail of sorts -- half beer, half urine (from an accomplice).

"About 20 seconds later, I hear Jeff puking in the sink, and she's convulsing on the floor in laughter," said Knoxville. "He declared war at that moment, and he's really been losing terribly."

Jeff Tremaine, the creator of both Jackass and Wild Boyz, has developed a new reality series for MTV called Rob & Big, which will feature skateboarder Rob Dyrdek and his bodyguard, Christopher "Big Black" Boykin living together in the Hollywood Hills (Anna mentioned the series back in April). The series will debut on November 2, but if you're really excited to see what the show is all about for some reason, you can watch a five-minute sneak peek on MTV October 26. The sneak peek will also be available on MTV.com and on MTV's mobile services. The first episode will also be available through iTunes October 31, with subsequent episodes available through iTunes the Tuesday after they air on MTV. Dyrdek and Boykin met when Dyrdek hired him as a bodyguard to help protect him from cops who would hassle him for skateboarding. And no, that sentence didn't make a lot of sense to me either, but there you go.