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Browse - Most popular shows on Paramount Network
The Factory
This Spike TV comedy offering features actors who improvise off an outline in the tradition of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
MANswers
Got a stupid question? Chances are it will be answered on this Spike TV show. Get your fill of gross humor in this male-directed variety show. MANswers is like a magazine show filled with outrageous and off-the-wall subjects.
Pros vs. Joes
"Pros Vs. Joes" pits three regular guys - the "Joes" - against each other for the chance to win season tickets to the sports team of their choice. The catch is they must go up against five of the world's top athletes in various challenges.
Submersos
"Submerso" presents Nando Oliveira (Cassio Nascimento), a former world surf champion, bastard son of an aristocrat from a traditional Santa Catarina family. Nando is a well-known figure, an icon and a celebrity in the sport, but, on the other hand, he has always had a unruly life, different from what is imagined as the behavior of a top athlete, getting involved in confusions, fights, always present in the most famous ballads of the country.
Caraoke Showdown
Caraoke Showdown features Craig Robinson posing as a driver, picking up unsuspecting contestants who are along for a very unique ride upon realizing they are on a karaoke-inspired game show. During various rounds of game play, contestants must belt out their favorite tunes, finish the lyrics or act out songs for cash. Celebrity guest appearances add to the surprise as the contestants never know what's going to happen next.
18 Wheels of Justice
Justice Department undercover agent Michael Cates's (Lucky Vanous) family was killed after he testified against crime boss Jacob Calder (G. Gordon Liddy). Now Cates is working out of an 18 Wheeler under another undercover identity, that of Chance Bowman. As Cates wanders America listening to country music and helping people he is also dodging hit-men and still trying to take down Calder.
Ren & Stimpy Adult Party Cartoon
In 2002, John K. received a phone call from a cable channel called TNN (now Spike TV). TNN was struggling against other channels and decided to give the creator a new chance. In June of 2003, Ren and Stimpy returned with 3 all-new episodes (which used plots developed for the original Nick show), plus the classic episodes the way they were meant to be seen. The show continues the adventures of the duo from the cult classic cartoon series, placing them in a completely No-Nickelodeon-Censorship universe. Originally 6 episodes were due to appear during the summer of 2003 but were delayed for a year along with the rest of Spike's "Strip" (mainly because of the extremely risque "Naked Beach Frenzy" episode). Spike TV planned to bring the show back with the final remaining episodes on August 20th, 2004, but instead delayed the series once again and canceled the series in early December.
Sweat Inc.
Twelve aspiring fitness entrepreneurs compete to prove they've developed the newest groundbreaking exercise programs while Jillian Michaels decides which is best suited to be the new phenomenon.
Big Easy Justice
Tat-2, a bounty hunter, tracks down hard-to-find criminals in New Orleans.
Invasion Iowa
The show dupes residents of the small-town of Riverside, Iowa citizens into believing they've been hired on as crew for a science-fiction / time-travel film starring William Shatner. What they don't know is that they entire stunt has been planned out for over a year and there's no real movie being filmed in order to parody Hollywood and not be mean-spirited toward Riverside. In the end, everyone was let in on the joke and Riverside receives $100,000. The phony Invasion Iowa movie has cast and crew that are both residents of Riverside and hired actors and actresses.
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