There will be no more uncontrollable urges on MTV.
After 46 seasons, the TV network has decided not to renew Ridiculousness, the show hosted by Rob Dyrdek since 2011.
MTV is changing its approach to programming, focusing on carefully selected shows with new and diverse content. While the network will continue to air existing episodes of Ridiculousness until 2026, they won’t be making any new ones.
Good news for fans of the show—which featured popular internet videos—it won’t be disappearing completely! All past seasons will still be shown on MTV, and some will also be available to stream on Paramount+.
Rob hosted the show alongside Sterling “Steelo” Brim and Lauren “Lolo” Wood. Chanel West Coast was also a cohost, but she left the series in March 2023.
After her exit, Chanel shared insight into her decision to pursue independent projects.
She shared that she’d dreamed of this moment since childhood, recalling videos of herself as a young girl confidently declaring she would have her own TV show, even better than popular channels like MTV and VH1. She said she made those predictions when she was eight years old, and now feels like those dreams have finally come true.
After Chanel announced her departure, Ridiculousness penned an homage to the longtime host.
Chanel’s personality, laugh, and overall presence will be greatly missed on the show,” the show shared on Instagram. “We’re excited to see what she accomplishes in the future as she pursues new creative opportunities.
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She shared that she’d dreamed of this moment since childhood, recalling videos of herself as a young girl confidently declaring her vision for a TV show that would surpass even MTV and VH1. She said she was making those statements at age eight, and now feels like that dream has finally come true.
After Chanel announced her departure, Ridiculousness penned an homage to the longtime host.
Chanel’s energy, her laugh, and just being around her will be deeply missed, the show shared on Instagram. While we’re sad to see her leave the red couch, we’re excited to see what she accomplishes in the future as she pursues her creative passions.
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After 14 years, the hit MTV clip show hosted by Rob Dyrdek is coming to an end.
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The creator of the Sex and the City spin-off, Michael Patrick King, announced that the show starring Sarah Jessica Parker will conclude after its current third season with a special two-part finale.
Michael announced on Instagram on August 1st that the story of the Sex and the City world is wrapping up. He explained that while writing the final episode of season 3 of And Just Like That…, he realized it felt like a natural ending point.
We waited to share the news so the excitement of the season wouldn’t be ruined by focusing on it being the end,” he explained. “We’re incredibly thankful to all the viewers who welcomed these characters into their lives over the years.”
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