Celebrity Deathmatch

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Celebrity Deathmatch

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Sport and event coverage re-defined!

Today's hottest celebrities are pitted against each other in no-holds-barred fantasy fights complete with pre- and post-battle activities, one-on-one interviews, press conferences and behind-the-scenes locker room moments that parody the worlds of film, television, music and politics.

Announcers Johnny Gomez and Nick Diamond offer commentary and play-by-play coverage while legendary referee Mills Lane presides over the Celebrity Deathmatch Ring.

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S 6 :  Ep 8 Aired 3/30/07
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S 6 :  Ep 7 Aired 3/23/07
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S 6 :  Ep 6 Aired 3/16/07
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S 6 :  Ep 5 Aired 3/9/07
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S 6 :  Ep 4 Aired 3/2/07
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Cast & Crew

Adam Sietz

Adam Sietz

Various Celebrities
Debbie Matenopoulos

Debbie Matenopoulos

Herself (2000-2002) (voice)
Stone Cold Steve Austin

Stone Cold Steve Austin

himself (1998-2002) (voice)
Len Maxwell

Len Maxwell

Nick Diamond (1998-2000) (voice)
Maurice Schlafer

Maurice Schlafer

Johnny Gomez (voice)
Mills Lane

Mills Lane

himself (voice)
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  • Love the show

    10
    By Petsemitery, Nov 19, 2011
    This show was really funny. They had all the celaberties fight each other in a ring. they always had a new and inventive way to kill the other celebs in the ring. Of cource it way all in clay but it is funny to see the celebs die in uniqe ways.

  • Celebrity Deathmatch is like wrestling but with claymation and celebrities.

    10
    By Tvfan14, Nov 19, 2011
    I miss Celebrity Deathmatch it was a classic show on mtv that doesn't come on anymore. I like the show because of the humor seeing clay celebrities beat the crap out of each other. It's like Mortal Kombat you know the finishing moves. But the good news is it comes on Mtv2

  • Celebrity Deathmatch: the #1 Show of All Time!

    10
    By ddr_dude86, Nov 19, 2011
    Out of all clay-mated forms of entertainment I've seen in the past 10+ years (i.e. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer), MTV's Celebrity Deathmatch offers the best claymation on the face of the Earth. What is CDM about? Two (maybe even more than two) celebrities in a wrestling ring battle it out and one of them has to kill their opponent, which makes it THREE TIMES the fun. Whether it's your favorite professional athlete, the guy from the movie you recently saw and you thought he "sucked," or that female TV star you have a huge crush on, it's all here in the Deathmatch Arena where the chaos unfolds.



    MY OPINION: The show gets better and better every season. The commentary is awesome, the music is spectacular, the dialogue is amazing, and the violence is the icing. When the WWE wrestlers, mainly "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, come on the show, they lend their authentic voice acting, unlike 98% (my estimate) of the celebrities who have impersonators. The constant punching gives the show a boxing feel to it (considering Deathmatch is an MTV show, the studios of MTV are in New York, and the fact that lots of New Yorkers enjoy boxing), but it has a share of body slams, blunt objects, and the usual homicide at the end of every match. That's not to say that I dislike boxing, though. I've seen every episode of Celebrity Deathmatch and I've taped every episode, but some of the tapes have Minnesota Vikings football games taped over them by my dad. At least they show reruns on MTV2 and I can tape them again. I even have the video game for the PS2, but that wasn't very fun (which is why it bombed and you could buy it from a Best Buy for, like, $10 or something). Actually, it was like a stick of cheap gum, good for a while, but suddenly lost its flavor. MTV's Celebrity Deathmatch (the TV show, of course) gets an "AAA!"moreless

  • not for kids, or anybody else

    10
    By plaguezombie, Nov 19, 2011
    this is a show. a good show. a violent show. i like this show for its horrible bloody deaths and that the one i want to win always wins. however, i began to hate it for some fights. things got really dumb, and they did redeem themselves, but man, could celebrities take punches and plagues and getting things thrown at them!

  • BRING IT BACK NOW.

    10
    By talonoflight, Nov 19, 2011
    you should bring it back it was a damn good show. should never of taken it off in the 1st place. you also should have icp in it too would love to see them kick ass. bring it back and bring it back very soon.

    Anyone who watches wrestling will watch this. you should also have icp vs. eminem on a celebery deathmatch.

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