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MTV is pulling the plug on its long-running viral video show \u201cRidiculousness\u201d after 14 years and a staggering 46 seasons on air. The network has confirmed that the current season will be the show\u2019s last, bringing an end to a series that has produced nearly 1,700 episodes.<\/p>\n
The cancellation comes as part of a broader strategic shift for MTV. According to a source who spoke with Variety<\/a>, the network plans to pivot toward \u201ca more curated slate of content that embraces its experimental DNA.\u201d<\/p>\n TMZ<\/a> reports that insiders describe network leadership as focused on \u201creimagining MTV for the future\u201d by exploring new voices and programming formats.<\/p>\n \u201cRidiculousness,\u201d which premiered in August 2011, featured host Rob Dyrdek alongside co-hosts Sterling \u201cSteelo\u201d Brim and Chanel West Coast providing humorous commentary on viral internet videos. The show\u2019s format also incorporated celebrity guests. West Coast departed the show in 2023, with Lauren \u201cLolo\u201d Wood stepping in as her replacement, Parade<\/a> noted.<\/p>\n While the show is ending its production run, fans will still have access to content for years to come.<\/p>\n TMZ reports that the cast and crew learned this week that the current season would be their last, but previously recorded episodes are scheduled to continue airing into 2026. Additionally, reruns will remain in MTV\u2019s programming lineup and will be available for streaming on Paramount+, according to Parade.<\/p>\n This story was written with the assistance of AI.<\/i><\/p>\n