
Ridiculousness — Season 4

Comedian Nick Swardson elucidates for Rob the realities of aging with a zest for life, the habits of those who frequently indulge in daytime beverages, and reveals his personal conviction that his automobile is, quite plainly, unsatisfactor…

Entertainment figure Snoop Dogg, also known as Snoop Lion, and Rob indulge in some lighthearted viewing, a collection playfully titled "Over the Tizzle Celebrizzles." They observe the hapless efforts of the "Foreign 5-0" and witness the amu…

Rob, Sterling, and Chanel VI find amusement in the anxieties of ordinary people: the sudden bursts of panic over minor disasters, the unsettling headlines, a spirited battle between a raccoon and a chimpanzee, and the discomfort of a mother…

Jamie Lee of Girl Code made a visit to "Ridiculousness," sharing laughter with Rob and the crew as they riffed on those who struggle with childcare.

Television personality Stevie Ryan spent an evening with her team, sharing laughter over a collection of amusing videos. The clips featured everything from individuals deeply devoted to the dance known as twerking, to awkward and unrestrain…

Rob, Steelo, and Chanel spend their time sharing laughter over videos featuring British fathers, peculiar mishaps, and unexpected dozing.

Actor and comedian Mike Epps, along with Rob, observe people engaging in the peculiar act of "Getting Zombied"—a process involving the humorous insertion of food into improbable locations, all in the name of preserving it for a future, unsp…

In conversation with Rob, actor Michael B. Jordan recounts the dangers inherent in close male friendships, gleans insights into various methods of expressing sorrow, and celebrates moments of genuine connection.

Jenna Marbles and Rob explore the internet's most striking examples of individuals whose injuries appear to be self-inflicted, a phenomenon often dubbed "selfie-induced." They also delve into the recent surge of "Nerf-pocalypse" incidents, …

In "Made You Blink," Jackson Nicoll, known for his role in *Bad Grandpa*, locks eyes with Rob, a simmering intensity in his gaze. The scene culminates in a swift, unexpected punch delivered to Sterling – a move reminiscent of the Jackson 5’…

Comedian Lil Duval made a visit to the studio. Rob cautioned everyone about the perils of "Evil Tires," and offered a wry observation that a "Florida Vibe" doesn't always equate to a positive thing.

In "Chatter Gas," Rob, Sterling, and Chanel delve into lighter moments, while navigating challenges in "No Pros." The episode culminates in a raw and honest exploration of emotions in "Surprise, I Hate You."

Rob observes Finland's most audacious performers, The Dudesons, transformed into "Nudesons," unleashing a barrage of simulated gunfire with their signature "Fire in the Hole" maneuver, all while targeting unwitting "Human Targets."

Skateboarding prodigy Nyjah Huston and Rob observe the less accomplished athletes, witness displays of disrespectful behavior being swiftly corrected, and discover a way to quiet the mind with potent distractions.

Lacey Chabert and Rob delve into the nostalgic world of old folk songs, exploring themes of "Last Minute Adventures" and intimate "Tender Moments." Chabert also offers her perspective on the complexities inherent in portraying sensuality on…

Derek Hough, dancer and choreographer, and Rob delve into the "Future of Dance," explore the experiences of individuals with what are often called "Garbage Feet," and discover techniques for achieving a powerful, commanding stage presence –…

Rob, Steelo, and Chantel find amusement in discussing matters of appearance, peculiar ailments, and the viewing of online videos – ranging from comical mishaps involving red hair to genuine triumphs and, occasionally, provocative displays.

In "Rack City," the rapper Tyga shares a laugh with Rob while others are subjected to a crude act. "Found a Spot" captures the experience of drivers who believe they've discovered a parking space, and "Check Out My Kicks" depicts unsuspecti…

Culinary personality Guy Fieri, alongside Rob, embark on an exploration of the wonderfully eccentric aspects of “Flavortown.” They delve into the art of “Taming Your Flame” and bid adieu to “Junky Cars.”

Harley "Epic Mealtime" Morenstein and Rob delve into a series of culinary misdeeds, uncovering the startling concept of "Human Bacon" and exploring the deeper significance of "Balthazars."

Rob spends time with Sterling and Chanel, exploring the phenomenon of "Extreme Hugging," examining the reasons behind being "Un-followed" online, and participating in playful, lighthearted "Slap Fights."


