The highs, lows, biggest splashes and extreme smashes are celebrated in this special edition of Total Wipeout presented by Richard Hammond.
A variety of award categories are introduced, including the Best Sucker Punched Award and...
The highs, lows, biggest splashes and extreme smashes are celebrated in this special edition of Total Wipeout presented by Richard Hammond.
A variety of award categories are introduced, including the Best Sucker Punched Award and the Not Strictly An Obstacle Award, culminating in the prestigious Best Wipeout Award.
This game show, presented by Richard Hammond, is not for the faint-hearted. Made up of four challenging stages, the contestants are given gruelling physical tasks. Twenty competitors battle it out each week, dodging mud and water, in the hopes of winning the £10,000 cash prize.
This game show, presented by Richard Hammond, is not for the faint-hearted. Made up of four challenging stages, the contestants are given gruelling physical tasks. Twenty competitors battle it out each week, dodging mud and water, in the hopes of winning the £10,000 cash prize.
This game show, presented by Richard Hammond, is not for the faint-hearted. Made up of four challenging stages, the contestants are given gruelling physical tasks. Twenty competitors battle it out each week, dodging mud and water, in the hopes of winning the £10,000 cash prize.
Whilst this show does have some amusing moments, it's format is generally tired and uninteresting. While I normally find Richard Hammond extremely funny, he just has nothing to work with here and seems to give the impression he is bored. hide show
If anyone has watched Takeshi's Castle, Ninja Warrior or any of the multitude of assault course format gameshows, then you will know exactly what this show is all about. Each week contestants battle it out over various assault courses laden with obstacles positioned in pools of mud and water. They are gradually whittled down to just three finalists who compete in the final assault course to claim the trophy and prize money. I'm actually a big Richard Hammond fan, but I'm sorry to say that even his wit and humour can't save what is basically an old and tired format for a show. Unfortunately shows of this type have been done to death, and sadly this adds nothing new. If you never get tired of this format you may enjoy it, I unfortunately tired of it very quickly. the presenters seemed bored, the contestants (bless them) tried to stir up some excitement by shouting the odd statement, but to be honest, they seemed pretty bored themselves. While diehard fans of this kind of show may enjoy it, I'd be surprised if the rest of us took away any long lasting impressions. Not a complete stinker of a show, but nothing original to keep us wanting more.
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