An era at MTV is ending: The cable network is canceling its long-running, ubiquitous clip show Ridiculousness.

The show, hosted by Rob Dyrdek and featuring a series of viral videos and commentary from Dyrdek and his co-hosts, will end in 2026 after 15 years, 46 seasons and some 1,700 episodes. MTV has stopped making the show, though previously produced new episodes will continue to roll out into next year.

Ridiculousness has been almost literally inescapable on MTV in the past several years, with marathons of the show occupying half or more of the channels daily schedule. Repeats will continue to air on MTV, and some seasons are also available on Paramount+. The end of Ridiculousness also likely signals a new direction for MTV, whose current roster of original shows also includes The Challenge, RuPauls Drag Race and Jersey Shore: Family Vacation. Sources say parent company Paramount Skydance is looking to embrace a more curated slate of programming that harkens back to the channels more experimental early days.

Ridiculousness premiered in August 2011 and quickly became a staple for MTV. It also spawned clip-show spinoffs Deliciousness (food), Adorableness (cute things) and Messyness (generalized cringe) and a talent competition called Amazingness. Last year, Ridiculousness writers unionized with the Writers Guild of America West, with Dyrdeks support.

At publication time, MTV was in the midst of a 12-hour block of Ridiculousness episodes, with 10-hour and 11-hour marathons scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.