Plot Synopsis

Hosted by TJ Lavin, THE CHALLENGE: ALL STARS is a nine-episode reality series that features 22 of the most iconic, boldest, and fiercest Challenge All Stars from the original REAL WORLD and ROAD RULES, returning for a chance at the ultimate competition as they vie for their shot at the $500,000 grand prize. The series follows competitors as they face unprecedented, over-the-top challenges set in the Andes Mountains of Argentina. The Paramount+ original series welcomes back many of the greatest reality titans the franchise has ever seen, including some who haven't competed in more than two decades. The 22 contestants include: Ace Amerson (4 Challenges); Alton Williams (4 Challenges, 1 win); Aneesa Ferreira (14 Challenges); Arissa Hill (1 Challenges); Beth Stolarczyk (7 Challenges); Darrell Taylor (9 Challenges, 5 wins); Derrick Kosinski (10 Challenges, 3 wins); Eric "Big Easy" Banks (6 Challenges); Jemmye Carroll (7 Challenges); Jisela Delgado (3 Challenges); Jonna Mannion (5 Challenges); Katie Cooley (9 Challenges, 1 win); KellyAnne Judd (4 Challenges); Kendal Sheppard (1 Challenge, 1 win); Laterrian Wallace (3 Challenges); Mark Long (6 Challenges, 2 wins); Nehemiah Clark (4 Challenges, 1 win); Ruthie Alcaide (4 Challenges); Syrus Yarbrough (5 Challenges, 1 win); Teck Holmes (1 Challenge); Trishelle Cannatella (4 Challenges); and Yes Duffy (3 Challenges, 1 win).

The 10-episode second season of THE CHALLENGE: ALL STARS premiered on Thursday, November 11, 2021, as Paramount+ released the first episode of the new season. Hosted by TJ Lavin, this all-new season welcomes back 24 of the fiercest reality titans from the hit franchise's long history, including some who haven't competed in more than 20 years. With past relationships that run deep and competitive streaks that never die, they will have to overcome the obstacles both in and out of the game to take home the win. Returning for a chance to win the ultimate competition, the players will face unprecedented, over-the-top challenges and vie for their shot at the $500,000 prize. Season 2 contestants include: Ayanna Mackins (3 Challenges); Brad Fiorenza (10 Challenges, 1 Win); Casey Cooper (4 Challenges); Cohutta Grindstaff (4 Challenges); Darrell Taylor (9 Challenges, 4 Wins); Derek Chavez (3 Challenges); Derrick Kosinski (10 Challenges, 3 Wins); Janelle Casanave (2 Challenges, 1 Win); Jasmine Reynaud (5 Challenges); Jodi Weatherton (2 Challenges, 3 Wins); Jonna Mannion (5 Challenges); Katie Doyle (9 Challenges, 1 Win); Kendal Darnell (1 Challenge, 1 Win); Laterrian Wallace (3 Challenges); Leah Gillingwater (1 Challenge); Melinda Collins (4 Challenges); MJ Garrett (3 Challenges, 1 Win); Nehemiah Clark (4 Challenges, 1 Win); Ryan Kehoe (5 Challenges); Sophia Pasquis (2 Challenges); Steve Meinke (1 Challenge); Teck Holmes (1 Challenge); Tina Barta (5 Challenges); and Tyler Duckworth (4 Challenges, 2 Wins). Season 2 of THE CHALLENGE: ALL STARS made its linear television debut on Wednesday, December 15, 2021 at 9:30pm ET/PT on MTV.

Season 3 of THE CHALLENGE: ALL STARS premiered on Wednesday, May 11, 2022, as Paramount+ released the first two episodes of the new season. For the first time ever, this all-new season requires past contestants to have qualified for or won a "Challenge" final, featuring the franchise's fiercest competitors from every era of the show. This season reignites old rivalries and spark new ones as these power players navigate a series of grueling challenges and eliminations, along with some unexpected twists and turns from host T.J. Lavin, as they fight to earn the chance to run the Final and take home their share of $500,000. With so much on the line, this season's All Stars are about to take the game to an all-new level. Season 3 contestants include: Brad Fiorenza (10 Challenges; 1 Win, 3 Finals / 1 All Stars); Cynthia Roberts (2 Challenges; 1 Win); Darrell Taylor (9 Challenges; 4 Wins / 2 All Stars; 2 Finals); Derrick Kosinski (10 Challenges; 3 Wins, 2 Finals); Jemmye Carroll (7 Challenges; 1 Final / 2 All Stars; 1 Final); Jonna Mannion (5 Challenges / 2 All Stars; 1 Win, 1 Final); Jordan Wisely (6 Challenges; 3 Wins, 1 Final); Kailah Casillas (5 Challenges; 1 Final); KellyAnne Judd (4 Challenges; 1 Final / 1 All Stars, 1 Final); Kendal Sheppard (1 Challenge; 1 Win / 2 All Stars); Laterrian Wallace (3 Challenges; 1 Final / 2 All Stars); Mark Long (6 Challenges; 2 Wins, 2 Finals / 1 All Stars; 1 Final); Melinda Collins (4 Challenges / 1 All Stars; 1 Final); MJ Garrett (3 Challenges; 1 Win / 1 All Stars; 1 Win); Nehemiah Clark (4 Challenges; 1 Win / 2 All Stars; 1 Final); Nia Moore (2 Challenges, 1 Final); Roni Chance (2 Challenges; 2 Wins); Sylvia Elsrode (3 Challenges; 1 Final); Syrus Yarbrough (5 Challenges; 1 Win, 1 Final / 1 All Stars); Tina Bridges (5 Challenges; 2 Finals / 1 All Stars); Tyler Duckworth (4 Challenges; 2 Wins / 1 All Stars); Veronica Portillo (11 Challenges; 3 Wins, 1 Final); Wes Bergmann (14 Challenges; 2 Wins, 3 Finals); and Yes Duffy (3 Challenges; 1 Win / 1 All Stars; 1 Win)
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The fourth season of THE CHALLENGE: ALL STARS premiered with two new episodes on Wednesday, April 10, 2024 on Paramount+. A new installment drops weekly on Wednesdays thereafter. Season 4 features old-school legends, modern power players, redemption-seekers and ex-lovers, who reunite in Cape Town, South Africa to compete for $300,000. In this game, anyone can win, relationships matter, and only one All Star will claim the title champion. Contestants include:

Ace Amerson (5 Challenges)
Adam Larson (3 Challenges, 1 Win)
Averey Tressler (2 Challenges)
Ayanna Mackins (4 Challenges)
Brad Fiorenza (12 Challenges, 1 Win)
Brandon Nelson (5 Challenges)
Cara Maria Sorbello (14 Challenges, 2 Wins)
Derek Chavez (4 Challenges)
Flora Alekseyeun (1 Challenge)
Janelle Casanave (3 Challenges, 1 Win)
Jasmine Reynaud (6 Challenges)
Jay Mitchell (1 Challenge)
Kam Williams (5 Challenges)
Kefla Hare (1 Challenge, 1 Win)
Laurel Stucky (7 Challenges, 1 Win)
Leroy Garrett (12 Challenges)
Nicole Zanatta (3 Challenges)
Rachel Robinson (7 Challenges, 2 Wins)
Ryan Kehoe (6 Challenges)
Steve Meinke (2 Challenges)
Syrus Yarbrough (7 Challenges, 1 Win)
Tina Barta (7 Challenges)
Tony Raines (6 Challenges)
Tyrie Ballard-Brown (6 Challenges)
Veronica Portillo (13 Challenges, 3 Win)