MTV is getting hotter than ever this summer!
Coming off the network’s strongest June in six years, MTV is pouring all of its momentum into a massive slate of summer programming. This includes the return of four popular shows, as well as five new original series.
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Nick Canon Presents: Wild ‘N Out started things off when it debuted on June 29 and it’s set to be followed by the new season of Teen Mom 2, which premieres on July 17 at 9 pm.
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Speaking of Teen Mom, MTV has ordered a spin-off of the popular reality series this summer. The British version of the show, aptly titled Teen Mum, premiered its first episode on July 10.
The 30th season of The Challenge is set to air the night after Teen Mom 2, debuting on July 18 at 9 pm.
In addition to its popular programs, MTV has announced the premieres of multiple new shows.
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Siesta Key is the new series from the producers of Laguna Beach, and it follows the same basic premise as the original show, showing the lives of a group of young adults dealing with their issues and relationships. Siesta Key is set to debut on July 31 at 10 pm.
Catfish is finally getting its own spin-off in the form of Catfish: Trolls. The show will follow Charlamagne Tha God and Raymond Braun as they try to stop troublemakers online. Both Trolls and Rob Dyrdek’s new series Win Big will debut sometime in September.
MTV’s other new series is called Undressed, and it’s a new take on a dating show. Two contestants will have to undress each other before they get to know one another, and then complete simple challenges together. Undressed has a series premiere set on August 16 at 11 pm.
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