Wipeout: Competition Show with a Twist

People love to watch their cohorts series flounder. Fans of the television program Wipeout do not view it for the athletic prowess of its challengers. They see it so that they can notice persons mess up. Contestants often get knocked, trip, and fall down. The label of the program is not The Successful l Champion. It is Wipeout.  Of course, people succeed. It is a competition. However, viewers tune in to view big mouthed show offs flail around in the air as they bounce off the large Balls. The instant replays and quips are centered on the amazing impacts.

 The anchors of the program are John Henson and John Anderson. Henson was the anchor of Talk Soup on E! Entertainment. Anderson is the commentator of Sports Center on ESPN. Their disciplines complement each other well as they contribute commentary to the comedic physical competition. Actress Jill Wagner converses with the competitors and gives supplementary facts as well as on the spot comments.

  There are often three separate obstacle courses that challengers must pass before continuing on to the final Wipeout Zone. As they go through the courses, the number of challengers is scaled down by the process of elimination. Only four survive to battle in the final obstacle course.

 Television viewers that enjoy to see dizzy individuals crash into each other while attempting to finish a task must love this program. What could be better than seeing a two hundred pound man attempt to swing on a rope over a fifteen foot tall rubber wall?