Total Wipeout UK

It's the first episode of Season 2, and 20 intrepid contestants, male and female, young and old, fit and not-so-fit, take on four grueling, but wildly funny obstacle courses to win the title of Wipeout Champion and the grand cash prize.

There's a new obstacle in "The Qualifier" called "Dodgeball Men," where dodgeballs are thrown at contestants while they attempt to cross pontoons over water.

Contestants face different games like The Qualifier, The Sweeper and The Wipeout Zone. This week, however, there's a new obstacle called "The Dreadmill" which has two giant swinging bowls that contestants must run between and avoid.

In this episode, contestants face different games like The Qualifier, The Sweeper, The Dizzy Dummies and the grand final on The Wipeout Zone. And as always, they start with 20 competitors, but only 12 will pass to the second round.

As usual, contestants face different games like The Qualifier, The Sweeper, The Dreadmill and the grand final on The Wipeout Zone. While the game keeps going, Amanda Byram interviews contestants to see how they're doing during the competition.

Twenty contestants take on one of television's largest and most extreme obstacle courses. They face different games like The Qualifier, The Sweeper, The Dreadmill and the grand final on The Wipeout Zone.

This time, the "Dodgeball Men" are back to make "The Qualifier" game an even bigger challenge for contestants. As you'll recall, they throw dodgeballs at contestants while they attempt to cross the pontoons over water.

Twenty contestants take on one of television's largest and most extreme obstacle courses in order to get to The Final. Some of the obstacles they face are the "Bouncy Balls" and "The Sweeper," a hurdle-jumping treadmill obstacle set to warp speed.

It's time for "The Final" of Season 2. In this season, 160 contestants have fallen, bounced and swung to win the prize, but only eight of them could achieve it. Now, these eight winners compete again to win another 10,000 pounds.

In the first "Celebrity Special," see how 10 celebrities get wet and repeatedly face tough obstacles in order to win the Grand Final. And this time, the celebrity winner will donate all 10,000 pounds to charity.

In the second "Celebrity Special," see how 10 celebrities get wet and repeatedly face tough obstacles in order to win the Grand Final. Celebrities are Chris Parker, Joe Pasquale, Dominic Littlewood, Kenny Everett, and others.

Richard Hammond returns with the Total Wipeout Awards, celebrating the highs, the lows and the biggest splashes from the whole season. See who takes the "Best Dodgeball Moment Award" and the winners for every other category.