The first three contestants to make it through move on to the Winter Wipeout Zone. Then they bounce off the diving boards trying to land on the rotating platforms crossing over to the "Crankshaft". Season 4 (Summer Wipeout) continues with the Wipeout theme obstacles where each contestant starts off with a ride on the spinner where they have to get across an obstacle course filled with different types of rotating platforms on their way down to the finish platform, where winners of the 3 rounds move to the Wipeout Zone. Currently, “Wipeout” is casting for teams of two to debut on their upcoming 20 episodes, who may or may not tackle their new three-stage obstacle course together—the show’s casting director, Katy Wallin, wouldn’t budge on the details. The winning player in each round advances to the final round, while the remaining contestants "spin again" and then alternate to the other set of obstacles; and a time-based challenge known as the "Dreadmill", which sees contestants run on a giant treadmill with the best 4 times advancing, either highest or lowest depending on the task, tasks include dodging a giant swinging wrecking ball and running to the end while lifting doors. Sack Sweeper (Normal but contestants were given sacks to wear), Toothbrush Sweeper (Normal but with toothbrush bristles on the arm), Sweeper Dodgeball (Normal but contestants were given dodgeballs to throw), Hoop Sweeper (Normal but with a giant hoop on the arm), Crowbar Sweeper (Normal but with smoking crows on the arm), The Crusher (A double Sweeper that squeezes tighter and tighter), Sweeper (Normal except the last eight contestants standing move on to the next round), Triple Threat Sweeper (Normal but with smoke and a junior wrecking ball), Football King of the Mountain (Normal but contestants had to carry a football with them the entire time), Gyro Sweeper (Normal but the arm gyrates instead of rising, and contestants have to decide whether to jump or duck), Mace Sweeper (Normal but with a dangerous spiked mace), Gyro Sweeper (with distracting fingers) (Normal but with five fingers), King of the Mountain (Normal but you had to have both of the couple in the middle so you could have six people in the middle and no one moving on), Sack Gyro Sweeper (Normal but contestants were given sacks to wear just like in Season 1), King of the Mountain Dodgeball (Normal but contestants were giving dodgeballs to throw), Gyro Crusher (Normal but the bottom arm gyrates instead of rising), Cheese Sweeper (Normal but with a wedge of cheese on the arm), Double Cross (with red, white, and blue sweeper arms), Scare-ousel (with yellow double danglers), Episode One- Tippy Tables and Hopping Blocks (Dizzy Dummy), Episode Three- Pole Vault and Crazy Beams (Dizzy Dummy), Episode Five- Slippery Snakes and Barrel Spill (Mexican Dizzy Dummy), Episode Eight- Teeter Totters and Floating Block Maze (Dizzy Dummy), Episode Nine- Daunting Cookie Cutter (pilot episode), Episode Ten- Roadwork Dreadmill With Goofy Goggles and Cones, Episode One- Field Goal Spinner, Teeter Totters, and Keg Run (Football Dizzy Dummy 2.0), Episode One- Slick Slide, Branch in the Face, Bullseye Buoys, Slippery Wall With Ropes, and Spinner (Slippery Course), Episode Two- Door Spinner, Tippy Tables with Walls, and Barrel Run (Dizzy Dummy 2.0), Episode Three- The Rocket With Planets and Meteor Showers, Episode Four- Bungee Web Spinner, Sack Launch, and Zig Zag Buoy Run (Dizzy Dummy 2.0), Episode Five- Bungee Web Spinner, Teeter Totters, and Crazy Beams (Dizzy Dummy 2.0), Episode Six- The Rocket With Planets and Astronaut Major John Henson, Episode Seven- Slick Slide, Branch in the Face, Bouncy Beam with Sweepers, Slippery Wall with Spinning Triangles, and Bumper Spinner (Slippery Course), Episode Eight- Keyhole Spinner, Sweeper Buoy Run, and Rope Swing (Dizzy Dummy 2.0), Episode Ten- Keyhole Spinner, Buoy Run, and Wall Squeeze (Dizzy Dummy 2.0), Episode Eleven- Bucking Bull With Red Capes, Episode Twelve- Bungee Web Spinner, Beam Walk Dodgeball, and Blue Ball Run (Dizzy Dummy 2.0), Episode Thirteen- Slick Slide, Branch in the Face, Mesh-Mash Run, Slippery Wall With Ropes and Spinning Triangles, and Bumper Spinner (Slippery Course), Episode Fourteen- Bungee Web Spinner, Topple Towers, and Slippery Snakes (Dizzy Dummy 2.0), Episode Sixteen- Slick Slide, Branch in the Face, Bucking Buoys, Slippery Wall with Spinning Pegs, and Bumper Spinner (Slippery Course), This page was last edited on 2 November 2020, at 21:27.

During an episode, contestants compete through four rounds of competition until a final winner is chosen. However, only the best 3 times went on, rather than the usual four. For more information and to apply, visit the “Wipeout” Casting website, here. The "Slippery Course", is similarly formatted, but uses a water slide instead of spinning the contestants.

The last six contestants must stay on to advance to the next round and the last one left will win $1,000. First, all six contestants must cross the two Snow Sweepers, then climb up Plummet Summit and slide down the snake's back. Season 7 (Summer Wipeout) An obstacle named "Fun Slides Platform Spinning Purple People Beater".

“It’s just [about] bringing out these fun, fierce personalities and different occupations. FANDOM. In addition, there is a ring hanging in the air and whoever grabs the ring wins $1,000. Long before “Wipeout,” he was dressing as Grapie, visiting children’s hospitals and running marathons, including the Houston half-marathon where he raised $15,000 for the Texas Children’s Hospital Cancer Center. Season 2 saw the return of the Dizzy Dummy but now the contestants need to squeeze through an obstacle at the top of a spinning disc before they could go on to the main obstacle. This course always has a theme such as "One-Ring Circus" (Clowns throw circus objects at the player from the central podium), "Pirate's Revenge" (Pirates throwing cannonballs from the middle), "Construction Zone" (Construction workers throwing cones) "Wipeout Farm" (Farmers throwing haystacks and yolk) "Jungle Gym" (Safaris throwing snakes and bananas) or "Medieval Wipeout" (Knights hurling tomatoes and lettuce from the podium). These have included; Wipeout Bowl I: Cheerleaders vs. Couch Potatoes, Winter Wipeout: Deck the Balls Christmas Special.

Start on the First Slide, then land on the platform.

The third round was called "The 7-Letter Word", which consists of seven platforms that spelled the word, WIPEOUT. The 12 shortest times advance to the next round. Wipeout Wiki. In the second round, the twelve remaining contestants compete in a competitive challenge. Episode 1: Shred Zone, Sucker Punch, Big Balls with Rumble Bridge Motivator and Smallsy, Play Pound with Foam, Dino Dash. In the first round of the competition, 24 contestants run a four/five-part obstacle course, one at a time. Season 4 (Spring Wipeout) The third round was called the "Not So-O.K. Going under the sweeper arm will result in elimination. Season 6 (Summer Wipeout) An obstacle named "Sugar Smacks". Winter Wipeout: Deck the Balls Christmas Special (2011). The letters "W" and "I" features sweeper arms, the "P" puddle to avoid, then bounce off the "E" diving board onto the spinning "O" and jump over the three hurdles on the "U" to get to the "T" platform. As a self-described “couch potato” he stresses that athletic ability really isn’t what will land you a moment on the “Wipeout” platform—although winning it is, arguably, another matter—but by playing up your personality. They jump on the drums to grab a drumstick and ride it to the platform. When you do the audition, you need to have fun.”. Once successfully through, they grab a rotating handle and swing on the Helicopters over the sweeper bars to the Spinning Helipad. The sweeper arm will rise higher and higher as they go around. Season 4 (Winter Wipeout) The third round was called "The 7-Letter Word", which consists of seven platforms that spelled the word, WIPEOUT. The first three contestants to make it through will advance to the Wipeout Zone. Then there is the "Snow Plow Sweeper", a long sweeper bar that clears a path to the final obstacle, called the "Yule Log Jam", two moving platforms made to look like logs the contestants must cross to get to the finish platform. Traditionally “Wipeout” allowed people from all over the country to apply for the show, but in light of the pandemic and consequent health precautions, the show is looking for Southern California residents who are available to film in Los Angeles for approximately three non-consecutive days. Wipeout Wiki.

Wipeout is hosted and commentated by John Henson and John Anderson, while Jill Wagner acts as the "on-location" presenter. Variations of items thrown at the contestants include baggage and boxes on "Unclaimed Baggage" (known for housing John Henson), beach items and wet towels on "Beach Party", stuffed animals, pillows and feathers on "Sleepytime". The creators and executive producers are Matt Kunitz and Scott Larsen.

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