MTV is officially saying goodbye to Ridiculousness after 46 seasons on the air, Us Weekly can confirm. MTV is working to “reimagine” the network, leading to the cancellation of the long-running show, ...

This is not going to be a typical eulogy, because generally speaking, to eulogize something is to honor it. The comedy clip show Ridiculousness, whose cancellation was announced this week, doesn’t ...

An era at MTV is ending: The cable network is canceling its long-running, ubiquitous clip show Ridiculousness. The show, hosted by Rob Dyrdek and featuring a series of viral videos and commentary from ...

'Ridiculousness' has been on the air for more than a decade, so are the rumors of its cancellation true? If so, why was the Rob Dyrdek-led series gutted? Below, Hollywood Life has compiled all the ...

Chanel West Coast is incredulous about the end of Ridiculousness. Days after MTV canceled the Rob Dyrdek-hosted clip show, the TV personality—who was a panelist on the series from 2011 to 2023—shared ...

“Ridiculousness” has been canceled at MTV after 14 years and 46 seasons. The comedy clip series, hosted by Rob Dyrdek, will continue into 2026 with previously shot first-run episodes, but no new ...

After concluding an extensive, nationwide search, this year's 'Comics to Watch' features a record 10 comedians performing in the showcase reflecting an ever-expanding scope of the very best young ...

The cable channel has run endless reruns of the comedy clip show for several years, a move that other cable companies copied. By John Koblin At the time that you’re reading this, there’s a good chance ...

The long-running MTV comedy clip series "Ridiculousness" has been canceled. The current season, its 46th, will continue to air on MTV through 2026, according to two sources familiar with the matter, ...

Ridiculousness‘ long run has come to an end. After 14 years on the air, MTV has canceled the series, sources familiar tell Deadline. The cancellation comes on the heels of the Paramount-Skydance ...

The cable outlet is planning an overhaul that will harken back to its earlier, more experimental days By Rick Porter Television Business Editor An era at MTV is ending: The cable network is canceling ...