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* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: The infamous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE05k0T3ADg&t=1m43s brawl between CT and Adam]] went looked like it was going to go down like this, big time. Adam barely got in one decent push before CT proceeded to tear him apart.apart, and the shots he threw in while CT was being held back only served to spike the big guy's temper. The rest of the cast (and even the production crew) had to get between them out of the fear that Adam was going to end up in the hospital.
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* AxCrazy: A handful of people, but Abram and CT are notorious for being this. ([[TheBerserker CT]] [[UnstoppableRage especially]].)
* TheBerserker: CT, [[UnstoppableRage whenever anyone gets him mad enough.]]
* CurbStompBattle: [[LightningBruiser CT]] and [[ActionGirl Aneesa]] hand these out a ''lot'' during physical elimination challenges.
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* {{Jerkass}}: ''Plenty''. Johnny 'Bananas' and Ty Ruff are arguably the most prominent examples.
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The Challenge (Formerly known as ''The Real World/Road Rules Challenge'') is what you get when you take several people from sister shows ''Series/TheRealWorld'' and ''Series/RoadRules'' and make them compete against each other for cash prizes. What usually happens is arguments, sex, fighting and then some eliminations leading to a cash prize. Each season is often mixed up however by a constantly changing rule-set and reward system.
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The Challenge (Formerly known as 'The Real World/Road Rules Challenge') is what you get when you take several people from sister shows '{{The Real World}}' and '{{Road Rules}}' and make them compete against each other for cash prizes. What usually happens is arguments, sex, fighting and then some eliminations leading to a cash prize. Each season is often mixed up however by a constantly changing rule-set and reward system.
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The Challenge (Formerly known as 'The ''The Real World/Road Rules Challenge') Challenge'') is what you get when you take several people from sister shows '{{The Real World}}' ''Series/TheRealWorld'' and '{{Road Rules}}' ''Series/RoadRules'' and make them compete against each other for cash prizes. What usually happens is arguments, sex, fighting and then some eliminations leading to a cash prize. Each season is often mixed up however by a constantly changing rule-set and reward system.
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* {{Naive Newcomer}} Many new contestant has appeared in these in the early seasons hoping everyone will be fair and nice. Nope.
* {{Non Gameplay Elimination}} From Battle of the Sexes 2 and onwards, there has yet to be a single season without one of these. These include quitting before eliminations, being automatically DQ'ed from elimination rounds for drinking, fighting and family emergencies.
* {{Old Shame}} Certain Housemates definitely see the show as this. Genesis being a good example of somebody who wishes that they never did the show.
** Dustin meanwhile still has people antagonizing him over his porn past.
* {{Product Placement}}: The TJ Lavin era has seen contestant uniforms morph from simple t-shirts to the contents of the most recent Under Armour catalog.
* {{Non Gameplay Elimination}} From Battle of the Sexes 2 and onwards, there has yet to be a single season without one of these. These include quitting before eliminations, being automatically DQ'ed from elimination rounds for drinking, fighting and family emergencies.
* {{Old Shame}} Certain Housemates definitely see the show as this. Genesis being a good example of somebody who wishes that they never did the show.
** Dustin meanwhile still has people antagonizing him over his porn past.
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* {{Naive Newcomer}} NaiveNewcomer: Many new contestant has appeared in these in the early seasons hoping everyone will be fair and nice. Nope.
*{{Non Gameplay Elimination}} NonGameplayElimination: From Battle of the Sexes 2 and onwards, there has yet to be a single season without one of these. These include quitting before eliminations, being automatically DQ'ed from elimination rounds for drinking, fighting and family emergencies.
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* {{Transsexual}} Kaitlyn being a male to female Transsexual though unlike 'The Real World', little is made of it because of competition.
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* {{Can't Catch Up}}: This seems to happen a fair few times, the producers seemingly having little idea on how to balance out competition. With that we get seasons such as 'Battle of the Sexes 2' where the Men not only win all but 2 of the normal competitions, but wind up so far ahead of the Women in the final mission too.
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* {{Old Shame}} Certain Housemates definitely see the show as this. Genesis being a good example of somebody who wishes that they never did the show.
** Dustin meanwhile still has people antagonizing him over his porn past.
* {{Product Placement}}: The TJ Lavin era has seen contestant uniforms morph from simple t-shirts to the contents of the most recent Under Armourcatalog.catalog.
** This isn't new though as often prizes, challenges and whole gameplay mechanics would be named after brands.
* {{Transsexual}} Kaitlyn being a male to female Transsexual though unlike 'The Real World', little is made of it because of competition.
* {{Old Shame}} Certain Housemates definitely see the show as this. Genesis being a good example of somebody who wishes that they never did the show.
** Dustin meanwhile still has people antagonizing him over his porn past.
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* {{Failure is the Only Option}}: Real World Austin cast member, Danny Jamieson, has failed to win a single individual or elimination challenge at any of the six challenges he's competed in, has never competed in a final, and is often among the first contestants sent home.home.
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* {{Failure is the Only Option}}: Real World cast member, Danny Jamieson, has failed to win a single individual or elimination challenge at any of the six challenges he's competed in, has never competed in a final, and is often among the first contestants sent home.
* {{What an Idiot}}: The Duel II had a spelling bee, with the contestants in harnesses suspended on planks over the side of a mountain. A wrong answer ensuring that the plank would give way. {{Hilarity Ensues}}
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* {{Call Back}}: Given the shows spin-off nature and that almost all the contestants appear in multiple seasons, this is a given. Several challenges have even been made around this, quizzing cast-members about events happening on the shows.
* {{Early Installment Weirdness}}: The first season wasnt actually a proper 'Challenge' and instead placed five ex-Real World cast members into the Road Rules show. Even the next three are this as there are no eliminations at all.
* {{Call Back}}: Given the shows spin-off nature and that almost all the contestants appear in multiple seasons, this is a given. Several challenges have even been made around this, quizzing cast-members about events happening on the shows.
* {{Early Installment Weirdness}}: The first season wasnt actually a proper 'Challenge' and instead placed five ex-Real World cast members into the Road Rules show. Even the next three are this as there are no eliminations at all.
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* {{Beach Episode}}: At least oneSeveral seasons have exclusively been set on beaches. Most notable ones being the Gauntlet 2 and 3 where every elimination took place on a beach.
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8. The Inferno
9. Battle of the Sexes 2
10. The Inferno II
11. The Gauntlet 2
12. Fresh Meat
13. The Duel
14. The Inferno 3
15. The Gauntlet III
16. The Island
17. The Duel II
18. Fresh Meat II
19. CutThroat
20. Rivals
21. Battle of the Exes
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10. The Inferno II
11. The Gauntlet 2
12. Fresh Meat
13. The Duel
14. The Inferno 3
15. The Gauntlet III
16. The Island
17. The Duel II
18. Fresh Meat II
19. CutThroat
20. Rivals
21. Battle of the Exes
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The Challenge (Formerly known as 'The Real World/Road Rules Challenge') is what you get when you take several people from sister shows '{{The Real World}}' and '{{Road Rules}}' and make them compete against each other for cash prizes. What usually happens is arguments, sex, fighting and then some eliminations leading to a cash prize. Each season is often mixed up however by a constantly changing rule-set and reward system.
Is often talked about thanks to its constant recycling of contestants with at least one openly admitting that they are there to avoid getting a real job.
The seasons (In order)
1. Road Rules: All Stars
* Notable for, while being part of the series, has no Road Rules cast members participating and is more akin to a normal season of Road Rules, just with ex-Real World cast members taking part.
2. Real World/Road Rules Challenge
* The first real season but the second actual season (If that makes any sense). Taking six Real World cast-members and six Road Rules cast-members and getting them to face off against each other.
3. Challenge 2000
* Take the previous season and change the cast members for different ones and repeat.
4. Extreme Challenge
* Another season of six vs six, Real World vs Road Rules battles. Notable for having one episode {{Lost Forever}} which featured dressing up as famous couples in a fetish shop.
5. Battle of the Seasons
* The first season of the show to place in elimination of teams. During this show, sixteen pairs of two (One male, one female) competed against each other to see if Road Rules or Real World were better. Notable for Emily (Road Rules) actively eliminating threats, much to the anger of everyone else. Also notable for Mike {{"The Miz"}} getting drunk and starting up his whole wrestling persona.
6. Battle of the Sexes
* Take the format of the previous season and instead make the two teams "Men vs Women". Notable for Puck almost getting kicked off the show for a spit-fight, Puck getting married, Puck trashing the hotel and quitting because of his wife getting deported... Heck just anything involving Puck.
7. The Gauntlet
* The first show to remove the points value of the previous seasons and the first to add elimination challenges. After each mission, both Real World and Road Rules had to vote somebody into elimination. The loser went home empty handed while the winner stuck around, often to their own teams annoyance.
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This show provides examples of
*{{Attention Whore}}: Several contestants appear to be this, if only to secure their place in future seasons.
*{{Beach Episode}}: At least one
Is often talked about thanks to its constant recycling of contestants with at least one openly admitting that they are there to avoid getting a real job.
The seasons (In order)
1. Road Rules: All Stars
* Notable for, while being part of the series, has no Road Rules cast members participating and is more akin to a normal season of Road Rules, just with ex-Real World cast members taking part.
2. Real World/Road Rules Challenge
* The first real season but the second actual season (If that makes any sense). Taking six Real World cast-members and six Road Rules cast-members and getting them to face off against each other.
3. Challenge 2000
* Take the previous season and change the cast members for different ones and repeat.
4. Extreme Challenge
* Another season of six vs six, Real World vs Road Rules battles. Notable for having one episode {{Lost Forever}} which featured dressing up as famous couples in a fetish shop.
5. Battle of the Seasons
* The first season of the show to place in elimination of teams. During this show, sixteen pairs of two (One male, one female) competed against each other to see if Road Rules or Real World were better. Notable for Emily (Road Rules) actively eliminating threats, much to the anger of everyone else. Also notable for Mike {{"The Miz"}} getting drunk and starting up his whole wrestling persona.
6. Battle of the Sexes
* Take the format of the previous season and instead make the two teams "Men vs Women". Notable for Puck almost getting kicked off the show for a spit-fight, Puck getting married, Puck trashing the hotel and quitting because of his wife getting deported... Heck just anything involving Puck.
7. The Gauntlet
* The first show to remove the points value of the previous seasons and the first to add elimination challenges. After each mission, both Real World and Road Rules had to vote somebody into elimination. The loser went home empty handed while the winner stuck around, often to their own teams annoyance.
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This show provides examples of
*{{Attention Whore}}: Several contestants appear to be this, if only to secure their place in future seasons.
*{{Beach Episode}}: At least one
