Wipeout (season 2)
| Wipeout (season 2) | |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | United States |
| No. of episodes | 17 |
| Release | |
| Original network | ABC |
| Original release | February 6 – September 16, 2009 |
| Season chronology | |
The following is a comprehensive list of episodes from the second season of American game show Wipeout.
Notes: * First person able to cross the Slippery Swing Set successfully. ** First person able to cross A Bridge Too Far successfully. *** Devon Berry became the eighth competitor to quit Wipeout****It wasn't shown but Devon Berry crossed the Sucker Punch and the Big Balls.
This episode featured Wipeout's oldest contestant yet: 69-year old Jack Craney, who didn't pass the Qualifier (John Henson said that "Plank in the Face kills Grandpa!") (hence the episode title reference). This episode also saw the first ever all-female Wipeout Zone. This is the 2nd time it rained on Wipeout. In this episode, two-thirds of the qualified contestants were female.
Title reference: The Fender Bender part of the course.
Shane & Sally Harris
(03:28.96)** - Shane; (09:09.33) - Sally
Brian & Lori Beth Schwab
(06:48.36) - Brian; (Out of Time) - Lori Beth
Tim & Jenni Johnson
Travis Petties & Kasey Burton
Aron Ali & Ashanna Wall
Paul Weinrich & Rachel Grim
Title reference: A spoof on the traffic safety instructions: "Stop, Look and Listen".
Notes: * Cara & Stephanie Berline became the first set of twins to compete on Wipeout. John Henson can't tell which is which, so when John Anderson said that Stephanie was starting the course, John Henson said that Cara's at the start again. Cara and Stephanie are twins. ** First person to cross the Log Roll successfully. *** Susie Packard became the 4th person, and 2nd female to cross the Fender Bender. **** 3rd to cross the Breakaway Planks. Mindi Masamoto was the second contestant to quit the Qualifier without trying a single obstacle. ***** Kerin Alfaro posted the slowest time for a winner in a regular episode.
24 losers return to Wipeout for redemption and a second chance to win. Here are the results of "Wipeout All-Stars":
* Formerly "Never Been Kissed" but admitted to having kissed a lot since her appearance in Season 1 Episode 3. ** During the episode, Ben Kronberg became the only person to complete multiple crossings of the Big Balls, having previously crossed them in Season One, Episode 5. *** Although Ariel lost, she was half way on the finish line before she timed out making it the closest Wipeout Zone ever. Also, Robert Davis had left with $1,000, which puts him in second, Ariel in third, and Rado Pagac in fourth. Ariel became also the 1st American person to lose in the final twice. **** Not shown in the episode, But Chris Kinyon is the 1st to cross the Spiked Fenders. ***** Chris Kinyon (Micah) is the only person on the American Wipeout to have the same place as he did in the original episode on the Sweeper. ****** Ariel Tweto became the only person to cross the Trapeze Swingset. ******* Chris Kinyon was eliminated on the Wrecking Ball Dreadmill when he first appeared on Wipeout, but he did better this time, and he just won Wipeout. ******** Rado Pagac was eliminated on the Sweeper when he first appeared, but he did better this time, but he was eliminated in the Wipeout Zone this time. ******** William Hill (Engel) posted the worst time on the Bucking Bull. Among the All-stars are: 'Mr. Excitement' Isaac Alverez (now Age 28), Jessi 'Go Go Dancer' Duran (now Age 21), 'Pastor' Jerry Huson (now Age 57), Margie Stubbs, 'Cougar' Maria Castro (now 52), Gayla 'Don't Call Me A Cougar' Johnson, 'Indiana Jones Fan' Andrew Pagana, 'Law School Wannabe' Chris Lekawa (now Age 24), 'Soccer Mom' Gwenisha Robinson, 'Pretty Hot and Thick (PHAT)' Sandy Bowles, 'Foot-Phobic' April Rhobles (now Age 25), and ("Waitress") Karla Guy (now Age 29), who also became the first contestant to be disqualified by avoiding every single obstacle in the Qualifier. She also appeared on Dance Your A** Off. Tweto later appeared in several seasons of the reality TV series Flying Wild Alaska.
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