Most Extreme Elimination Challenge

Whatever you do, do not compare the sadistic ABC game show "Wipeout" to any one of those sadistic Japanese game shows that it resembles so closely, especially those that have been airing for years on American cable.Simply put, the producers of "Wipeout" and ABC don't want to hear that the series, a hit drawing a weekly average of about 10 million viewers since its debut last month, looks just like the popular Spike TV show "Mxc."
"People have tried to make a connection between 'Wipeout'
By DON KAPLAN

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Wipeout/wipeout-abc3.jpg" />Last week, we saw the two-episode special of ABC’s Wipeout, which we previously reported has become summer’s highest rated new show.  Wipeout has attracted quite a large number of viewers aged 18 to 49, which is the target of most advertisers, thus making the show very popular amongst ad makers.  The show, which has constantly been compared with Most Extreme Elimination Challenge, boasts of larger-than-life obstacle courses in which 24 new contenders must survive every week to eventually win the title of Wipeout Champion and a grand prize of $50,000.
Last week, ABC treated us to two episodes of fun and games with the hilarious activities that sent contestants falling flat on their faces.
"This is a tough athletic event, so you have the kinds of injuries you'd get in a sporting event, like twisted ankles, bumps and bruises," executive producer Matt Kunitz said.  In the first episode, we
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