Seasons and episodes
1Season 1 Apr. 13, 2003
1 - 1Meat Handlers vs. Cartoon Voice Actors Apr. 13, 2003
1 - 2Donors vs. Addicts Apr. 13, 2003
1 - 3Dairy Workers vs. Automobile Workers Apr. 20, 2003
1 - 4Cops vs. Cons Apr. 27, 2003
1 - 5The Couples Show May. 04, 2003
1 - 6Inventors vs. Ex-Child Actors May. 11, 2003
1 - 7College Girls May. 18, 2003
1 - 8Outdoorsmen vs. Educators May. 25, 2003
1 - 9Circus vs. Airlines Jun. 01, 2003
1 - 10Physical Fitness vs. Music Industry Jun. 26, 2003
1 - 11Fashion vs. Religion Jun. 26, 2003
1 - 12Adult Entertainment vs. Home Improvement Jul. 12, 2003
1 - 13Gambling Industry vs. Medical Professionals Jul. 19, 2003
2Season 2 Jul. 31, 2003
2 - 1Food Service vs. Hobbyists Jul. 31, 2003
2 - 2Hi-Tech vs. Civil Service Aug. 07, 2003
2 - 3Cable TV Workers vs. White House Employees Aug. 16, 2003
2 - 4Reality TV vs. Animal Lovers Aug. 21, 2003
2 - 5Toy & Games vs. Office Workers Aug. 28, 2003
2 - 6Beauty Pageants vs. Military Personnel Sep. 11, 2003
2 - 7Entrepreneurs vs. Hotel Staff Sep. 18, 2003
2 - 8Former Olympians Sep. 25, 2003
2 - 9Entertainment Media vs. Unions Oct. 02, 2003
2 - 10Wedding Industry vs. Trucking Industry Oct. 09, 2003
2 - 11Financial Industry vs. Alcohol Industry Oct. 16, 2003
2 - 12Real Monsters vs. Commercial Mascots Oct. 30, 2003
2 - 13Fast Food vs. Aerospace Nov. 06, 2003
3Season 3 Apr. 22, 2004
3 - 1MXC Almost Live Apr. 22, 2004
3 - 2Republicans vs. Democrats vs. Third Party Apr. 29, 2004
3 - 3Unemployed vs. Enviromentalists May. 06, 2004
3 - 4Snack Food Industry vs. Print Media May. 13, 2004
3 - 5Baby Products Industry vs. Paranormal May. 20, 2004
3 - 6Adventurers & Explorers vs. Dental Industry May. 27, 2004
3 - 7Country Kids vs. City Kids Jun. 03, 2004
3 - 8Organized Crime vs. Weight Loss Industry Jun. 10, 2004
3 - 9Novelty/Gift Industry vs. The Death Industry Jun. 17, 2004
3 - 10
3 - 11C.S.I. vs. Kid's Entertainment Sep. 02, 2004
3 - 12The Master Debaters Oct. 07, 2004
3 - 13Oil Industry vs. Make-Over Industry Dec. 02, 2004
3 - 14Film Industry vs. Phobias Dec. 09, 2004
3 - 15Romance Industry vs. Firearm Industry Dec. 16, 2004
3 - 16Footwear Industry vs. Electronic Gaming Jan. 06, 2005
3 - 17Waste Industry vs. Advertising Jan. 13, 2005
3 - 18Malcontents vs. Baked Goods Jan. 20, 2005
3 - 19Mall Workers vs. The Telephone Company Feb. 03, 2005
3 - 20Art World vs. Insurance Industry Feb. 10, 2005
3 - 21Seafood Industry vs. High Society Feb. 17, 2005
3 - 22Lumber Industry vs. Broadcast News Feb. 24, 2005
3 - 23Postal Service vs. Motor Sports Mar. 03, 2005
3 - 24The Court Room vs. Rodeo Industry Mar. 10, 2005
3 - 25Sports Women vs. Business Women Mar. 17, 2005
3 - 26White Collar Careers vs. Blue Collar Careers Mar. 24, 2005
3 - 27Comic Book Industry vs. Personal Hygiene Apr. 07, 2005
4Season 4 Oct. 20, 2005
4 - 1Desperate Housewives vs. Ultimate Fighters Oct. 20, 2005
4 - 2Real Mafia vs. Video Game Industry Nov. 10, 2005
4 - 3Most Best of MXC Nov. 17, 2005
4 - 5Country Music Superstars vs. The World of James Bond Dec. 22, 2005
4 - 6Hollywood's Jilted Wives vs. Cheating Husbands Jan. 06, 2006
4 - 7Las Vegas vs. Sesame Street Jan. 12, 2006
4 - 8Total Nonstop Action vs. World Wrestling Jan. 19, 2006
4 - 9Wack Pack vs. Hollywood Rehabbers Jan. 26, 2006
4 - 10Pro Athletes vs. Super Models Feb. 02, 2006
4 - 11Celebrity Justice vs. TV Motor Sports Shows Feb. 09, 2006
4 - 12Tough Guys vs. Chick Flix Feb. 16, 2006
4 - 13The World of Hip Hop vs. Hollywood Horror Movies Feb. 23, 2006
4 - 14Mega-Millionaires vs. Where Are They Now? Mar. 02, 2006
4 - 15NASCAR vs. Box Office Bombs Mar. 09, 2006
4 - 16Episode 16 Nov. 21, 2024- 4 - 17Episode 17 Nov. 21, 2024
- 4 - 18Episode 18 Nov. 21, 2024
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Synopsis
MXC is an American comedy television program that aired on Spike TV from 2003 to 2007. It is a re-edit of footage from the Japanese game show Takeshi’s Castle which originally aired in Japan from 1986 to 1990. The re-edit created a new completely rewritten storyline, and new characters as a dub was added that centered on the game show hosts narrating the action as people tried to win points for their teams by surviving through different challenges. In the original program Takeshi’s Castle, the characters Kenny and Vic are actually a count named Takeshi and his assistant creating challenges in order to fight off an opposing military leader and his troops.
MXC was created and produced by RC Entertainment, Inc. in Los Angeles, California, and is the property of both Tokyo Broadcasting System and RC Entertainment. The special episode Almost Live is the property of Viacom International, which was filmed in the United States by the producers of MXC. In addition to this, MXC’s distributor is Magnolia Home Entertainment.
For the first two seasons, MXC was an initialism for the show’s former title: Most Extreme Elimination Challenge. Early commercials in 2003 promoted the show as just Most Extreme Elimination with the initials MXE.
Original title MXC
TMDb Rating 6.6 15 votes
First air date Apr. 13, 2003
Last air date Feb. 09, 2007
Seasons 5
Episodes 82
Average Duration 30 minutes
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