Wipeout

★ 5.8 · 2021 · 42m · Reality

Follows the three rounds and three-stage, obstacle course consisting of multiple strategy and decision points designed to further challenge, and wear out, the stamina of the competitors.

Episodes

▶1. The Big Balls Are Back, Baby!42m · Fire performers, a Rock 'n' Roll father-daughter duo, and bubbleologists have a chance to traverse three of the most challenging courses in Wipeout history to win $25,000!▶2. Big Ball Energy42m · Forensic scientists, Radio DJs, and a pair of Wipeout Legacies face the most challenging course in Wipeout history for a chance at $25,000.▶3. OMFG Girl Run!42m · All the way from Luxembourg, Frisbee Camp, and even homeschool, teams face the most challenging obstacles in Wipeout history for a chance at $25,000!▶4. Love at First Trip42m · Mermaids, motivational speakers, and cosplayers take on the demanding Wipeout obstacle course, all vying for a $25,000 payday!▶5. Invasion of the Big Balls42m · Aerialists, UFO-ologists and puppeteers are all battling to be crowned the Wipeout champion and take home the $25,000 prize.▶6. Tumble Sleep Eat Repeat42m · LARPers, worm farmers, and a pair of surfing siblings are among the dynamic duos battling it out on the Wipeout course for a $25,000 prize!▶7. Wipe-pedia Vol.142m · Celebrity impersonators, helicopter pilots and shredded newlyweds all walk into a bar: 0ur Sweeper bar, that is. The team that can conquer our most challenging course in history will take home the $25,000 prize.▶8. Get Ship Faced42m · It's Yacht Rock week! Coaches, engineers, and parkour enthusiasts must walk the Spanker Planks and take on other obstacles for a chance at the $25,000 prize!▶9. Betting Battle42m · The stakes have never been higher as John and Nicole place bets on which teams they think will crush the Wipeout course and take home $25,000!▶10. Now You Cena, Now You Don't42m · Thespians, Hockey players, and First Responders face off against the epic Wipeout course for a shot at the $25,000 grand prize!▶11. Lights, Camera, Wipeout!42m · Thespians, Hockey players, and First Responders face off against the epic Wipeout course for a shot at the $25,000 grand prize!▶12. NOW That's What I Call Wipeout!42m · Wipeout is back and BIGGER than ever! This week, flamenco dancers, pro tennis players and musical sweethearts will take on the hardest Wipeout course in history with the hopes of winning $25,000.▶13. Nips, Flips 'n' Dips42m · This week on Wipeout will have you saying OH DEER! Bambi makes an appearance along with middle school sweethearts and church camp counselors all for a shot of winning the $25,000 prize.▶14. Camille's "Sick" Day42m · With Camille out sick, flight attendants, kindergarten crushes, and an EDM rock couple take on a tough "Wipeout" course.▶15. Smooching Cena42m · Fun moms, college volleyball players and God's gift to "Wipeout" take on the demanding course for the chance to win $25,000.▶16. Go! Fight! Kiss!42m · John and Nicole's Kids, Bubble Tea Baristas, and black belts face off against extreme obstacles like the Hoop Hopper and iconic Big Balls!▶17. You Can't Small-SEE Me42m · Professional Wrestlers, marathon runners, and acrobatic cousins all face extreme Wipeout obstacles in hopes of that $25,000 grand prize.▶18. Swole Daddy Issues42m · Swole daddies, snowboarders, and a bossy construction couple duke it out in hopes of winning $25,000 and, for the swole daddies, an epic once in a lifetime hang with John Cena.▶19. The Road to Redemption42m · John and Nicole pick their favorite past teams to return for a chance at redemption and $25,000.

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