Watch MXC

TV-PG
2003
5 Seasons
8.7 (3,366)

MXC is an outrageous competition show that aired on Spike TV from 2003 to 2007. It's a unique blend of humor, pain, and athleticism that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The show is hosted by Mary Scheer and Takeshi Kitano, with John Cervenka, Sonemanma Higashi, Victor Wilson, and Christopher Darga serving as commentators. Each episode features two teams of contestants, each dressed in crazy costumes, competing in a variety of challenging obstacle courses. The show's format is based on the Japanese television series Takeshi's Castle, which was first aired in 1986. However, MXC takes it to the next level by adding American-style humor and commentary. The show's challenges are designed to be both physically and mentally demanding, and they range from simple races to elaborate obstacle courses. Some of the challenges include giant spinning wheels, human catapults, and massive rubber balls. The teams are often required to navigate through mud, water, and other challenging terrain. What makes MXC so unique is its over-the-top commentary. The show's commentators are constantly making jokes, poking fun at the contestants, and even cracking jokes about current events. Their banter is often so hilarious that it overshadows the actual competitions. Throughout the show, viewers get to know the contestants a little better, as they are interviewed before and after each challenge. This gives the show a real human element, as viewers root for their favorite contestants and feel their pain when they fall or fail to complete a challenge. MXC also features a wide variety of crazy costumes, from sumo wrestlers to superheroes to giant bananas. The show's producers clearly have a love for absurdity, and it's evident in every aspect of the show. Overall, MXC is a show that's hard not to love. It's ridiculous, outrageous, and just plain fun. The show is a testament to the power of humor and the human spirit, as contestants push themselves to overcome seemingly impossible obstacles. If you're looking for a show that will make you laugh and keep you entertained, look no further than MXC.

Filter by Source

Do you have Apple TV?

What are you waiting for?

Nice! Browse Apple TV with Yidio.

Ad Info

13. College Sports vs. the Mall of Baghdad

February 10, 2007

College sports teams take on would-be retailers in Baghdad in contests that include 'Mud Butlers' and 'Boulder Dash.'

12. People Who Piss Us Off vs. Worst Jobs

February 3, 2007

Jerks take on workers with the worst jobs in contests that include 'Wallbuggers' and 'Surfboard of Death.' Featured: the Captain is reimagined as an action hero.

11. White House vs. The World

January 27, 2007

The Bush Administration takes on the rest of the world. Included: 'Sinkers and Floaters.'

10. Hot Chicks of Primetime vs. Hot Celebrity Mommies

January 20, 2007

Prime-time starlets compete with celebrity moms in contests that include 'Sinkers and Floaters' and 'Brass Balls.'

9. Green Peace vs. Body Obsessed

January 13, 2007

Environmental activists take on the self-image obsessed. Included: 'Log Drop.'

8. Young N' Rich vs. Men's Magazines

January 6, 2007

Young wealthy types combat publishers of men's magazines.

7. Jackass vs. Stand-up Comics

December 27, 2006

Stuntmen and comedians compete in a series of games, including 'Rotating Surfboard of Death' and 'Boulder Dash.'

6. Chick Magnets vs. Famous Felons

December 23, 2006

Convicts battle chick magnets in a series of games that include 'Sinkers and Floaters' and 'Cut the Cheese.'

5. Sexual Pioneers vs. Violent Films

December 16, 2006

Sex and violence compete during this episode featuring teams representing adult trailblazers and brutal movies. Included: a tribute to 'The Exorcist.'

4. V.G.A.D.D. Awards (Video Games Attention Deficit Disorder Awards)

December 9, 2006

Video-game enthusiasts battle video-game designers in a series of competitions, including 'Window Pain' and 'Clear Sphere of Fear.'

3. Superheroes vs. MySpace

November 18, 2006

Web-page designers take on superheroes.

2. Gay Rights vs. The Religious Right

November 11, 2006

The fifth season kicks off with a clash between members of the religious right and advocates for gay rights.

1. Stoners vs. Healthnuts

November 10, 2006

Stoners are lampooned against Healthnuts in this competition.

Description

Each episode features two teams of contestants, each dressed in crazy costumes, competing in a variety of challenging obstacle courses. The show's format is based on the Japanese television series Takeshi's Castle, which was first aired in 1986. However, MXC takes it to the next level by adding American-style humor and commentary.

The show's challenges are designed to be both physically and mentally demanding, and they range from simple races to elaborate obstacle courses. Some of the challenges include giant spinning wheels, human catapults, and massive rubber balls. The teams are often required to navigate through mud, water, and other challenging terrain.

What makes MXC so unique is its over-the-top commentary. The show's commentators are constantly making jokes, poking fun at the contestants, and even cracking jokes about current events. Their banter is often so hilarious that it overshadows the actual competitions.

Throughout the show, viewers get to know the contestants a little better, as they are interviewed before and after each challenge. This gives the show a real human element, as viewers root for their favorite contestants and feel their pain when they fall or fail to complete a challenge.

MXC also features a wide variety of crazy costumes, from sumo wrestlers to superheroes to giant bananas. The show's producers clearly have a love for absurdity, and it's evident in every aspect of the show.

Overall, MXC is a show that's hard not to love. It's ridiculous, outrageous, and just plain fun. The show is a testament to the power of humor and the human spirit, as contestants push themselves to overcome seemingly impossible obstacles. If you're looking for a show that will make you laugh and keep you entertained, look no further than MXC.

MXC is a series that is currently running and has 5 seasons (91 episodes). The series first aired on April 13, 2003.