Stunt #1: Counter Balance Beam Contestants would have to release up to 12 flags from the edges of an 8-foot by 24-foot see-saw platform over 100 feet in the air. The two men and the two women to ...

Fear Factor (2001) Season 3 continued the reality TV show’s format of pushing contestants to their limits with extreme and fear-inducing challenges. Hosted by Joe Rogan, the season featured a variety ...

The new teaser for Fear Factor: The Next Chapter just dropped, giving viewers and future contestants a sneak peek of what to expect. Yes, another reboot, but this time around, the show will have a ...

The host of Fox’s updated version of Fear Factor is a real Jackass. “Johnny Knoxville is the champion of fearless entertainment,” Fox Television Network president Michael Thorn said in a statement.

LOS ANGELES -- Nothing grabs television viewers during the dog days of summer like the smell of fear. In the eight weeks since its premiere in mid-June, NBC's Fear Factor reality series has rocketed ...

Joe Rogan got his start in the Boston comedy scene in the ‘80s, but he didn’t become a household name until his stint on America’s most disgusting reality show, Fear Factor. Rogan himself admits that ...

Unlike Netflix’s more dark and depressing anthology Black Mirror, the animated shorts of the streaming titan’s Love, Death + Robots are a bit more balanced and contain episodes that are often ...

Johnny Knoxville will host the new 'Fear Factor' reboot premiering in January 2026 on FOX. The show adds social strategy and remote living to its classic gross-out challenges. Producers promise ...

It would seem the purpose of NBC's "Fear Factor" is to prove that stunt people are necessary in society, certainly as necessary as network programming executives. Face it. When you need to drag your ...

The was a special female models episode. Stunt #1: Bound in Chains The ladies would be chained into a weighted vest and dropped underwater. They would have to undo three sets of clasps to get out of ...

Johnny Knoxville is no stranger to doing crazy stunts, thanks to his tenure on the long-running reality program “Jackass.” Now he’ll get to watch others take part in similar antics. Knoxville will ...