The GOAT (TV series)

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The GOAT
GenreReality Television
Created by
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes10
Production
Running time48 minutes
Production company Six West Media Group
Original release
ReleaseMay 9, 2024 (2024-05-09)

The GOAT is an American reality competition series hosted by Daniel Tosh. The show brings together contestants from various reality TV programs, from the previous 25 years. These reality stars live together in the "GOAT Manor", where they face a series of mental, physical, and social challenges to determine who deserves the title of the "greatest reality show contestant of all time". [1] [2]

Contents

Premise

The premise of The GOAT is straightforward: 14 reality stars from various TV programs compete in mental, physical, and social challenges within the GOAT Manor. Their goal is to claim the title of the "greatest reality show contestant of all time" and win a $200,000 prize. [3]

Cast

Episode progress

ContestantsEpisodes
12345678910
JasonLOSEWINWINWINWINWINWINSAFEWIN
JillLOSEWINLOSEWINWINGOATRISKSAFESAFE
JoeWINLOSEWINWINLOSELOSEGOATRISKRISK
PaolaLOSELOSELOSELOSELOSELOSESAFESAFEGOAT
Da'VonneWINLOSEGOATWINGOATWINSAFEG/WELIM
CJWINGOATLOSEWINWINLOSESAFEELIM
WendellLOSEWINWINGOATWINWINELIM
RezaWINWINWINLOSEWINELIM
JustinWINLOSELOSELOSEELIM
TeckWINWINWINLOSEELIM
KristenLOSEWINWINELIM
LaurenLOSEWINELIM
TayshiaGOATELIM
JoeyELIM
Competition key
  The contestant the Goat for the week
  The contestant was part of the winning team / won the week's challenge
  The contestant the Goat for the week and won the week's challenge
  The contestant was part of the losing team
  The contestant was safe from elimination
  The contestant was at risk of elimination
  The contestant was eliminated.

Episodes

SeasonEpisodesRatingViewers (U.S)
176.4/10 [4] N/A

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