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Jackass (2000–2002) 6.8
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Dimitry Elyashkevich | ... |
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A reality show about a group of stunt men & extreme sport enthusists with high thresholds of pain. Each show consists only of videotapes of them performing stupid and dangerous stunts--standing in a porta-potty while it's turned upside-down, wrestling a bear while wearing a bear costume, and pretending to kidnap Brad Pitt. Written by Mike Konczewski
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The only reason i gave two stars is because of occasional laughs i've had while watching Jackass and guests stars like Brad Pitt.
In my opinion, it is senseless to discuss the qualities of the show, especially when my most memorable moment was late Ryan Dunn in swim trunks diving into a cesspool wearing goggles and snorkel. Although i'm not sure whether he had flippers on, this episode catapulted him to world fame.
The show motivated people to repeat the stunts, or even invent their own, despite warnings not to do so. On the one hand, this obviously means that Jackass fulfilled its mission. On the other hand, it showed to the viewers that it is legit to do anything to become famous, even if that means doing harm to yourself in front of a camera.