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There are typically four challenges, and about a dozen people attempt each challenge. Any contestant who successfully navigates the challenge scores one point for his or her team. At the end of the show, maybe five points have been scored. This should give you an idea where most of the show's humor comes from. The rest of the humor comes from the [[Rapid-Fire Comedy|massive avalanche of jokes]] the wisecracking hosts make.

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* [[Captain Obvious]]: Kenny.

'''Vic:''' Great insight as always, Ken. }}

* [[Casanova Wannabe]]: Kenny Blankenship.

** "KENNY!"

** How about every time someone falls over, Vic shouts "OH!" and then usually makes a comment

* [[Clumsy Copyright Censorship]]: [[wikipedia:MXC#Season Two|Due to some of the costumes used]], the "Real Monsters vs. Commercial Mascots" episode was subject to this for the Season Two DVD release -- more than half of the episode was dropped and graphics covered other segments. This didn't apply to reruns on Spike TV, though.

* [[The Cynic]]: Captain Tenneal during his questions to the contestants. A very chipper one at that. Case in point:

'''Captain Tenneal:''' You're all wrong. Rich people stay healthy. Poor people get sick and die. [[The Social Darwinist|That's natural selection.]] }}

* [[Dark and Troubled Past]]: Naturally, played for humor: Vic Romano is a recovering alcoholic; he used to be a network news anchor until his drinking problem derailed his career. He also has three ex-wives, and in "The Amusement Park Industry vs. the World's Oldest Profession", it's revealed he was once a gigolo.

* [[Hurricane of Puns]]: The quick descriptions of each contestant often include these.

* [[Metaphorgotten]]: Kenny is sometimes guilty of this.

'''Vic:''' I think you mean knee pads, Kenny. }}

* [[Once an Episode]]: There's always one contestant with a Middle Eastern background named "(something) Babaganoush".

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