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The announcement added: 'Wipeout has the distinction of being the only broadcast reality series launched in recent years that has demonstrated proven staying power.' On October 13, 2010, ABC announced plans that the fourth season would be split into three sections – Winter, Spring, and Summer with a total of 32 episodes: 8 Winter episodes, 7 Spring episodes and 17 Summer episodes. On August 15, 2010, ABC announced that the show had been contracted for a fourth season. The third-season finale aired on September 14, 2010, with a special 'America's Finest Edition', featuring some of America's heroes, including firefighters and policemen.Ĭo-creator and executive producer Matt Kunitz on the Wipeout Zone part of the course in 2010 ABC subsequently announced that other themed episodes would appear in Season 3, including episodes featuring ladies only and families.

The third season of the show premiered on June 22, 2010, with a special two-hour 'Blind Date' episode preluding the series on June 1. On July 22, 2009, Wipeout was renewed for a third season, for which filming began in September 2009.

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According to TV Week, in 2009 Wipeout became the third most popular game show in the world, based on ratings. The second season was broadcast during the summer of 2009. Following the episode, an announcement was made that a second season had been commissioned, and a promo for the season was subsequently broadcast. During the hour-long special, Monica Kauffman became the show's first female competitor to win. The episode featured female cheerleaders competing against male 'couch potato' sports fans. The episode was broadcast immediately following the game. On December 8, 2008, ABC announced plans to counter-program NBC's Super Bowl game-day telecasts with a sports-star-studded episode of Wipeout, entitled 'Wipeout Bowl'. The first season's success spawned a series of international versions of Wipeout, debuting in countries including the United Kingdom and Argentina in January 2009. Producers called in Michael Glazer to find a 'comic host replacement' that eventually went to John Henson. After the pilot was shot, co-host Elon Gold was replaced. The series premiered on June 24, 2008, on ABC. The logo can still be seen around the course. Wipeout title card used from 2008 to 2010.

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