derekgts10 This show is on Netflix and still appears when the profile is set for kids 12 and under, with he big kid setting. I could see maybe teens watching this show, but my 8 year old watches this like a mindless drone, and the only way to block it is to set his account to little kids. This is Netflix's fault, but nonetheless, this show is horrible. It's just kids destroying stuff. I'll catch my son watching this and i'll force him to turn it off and go out and play or something. But what does he do? He goes out and destroys stuff! So of course I have to explain to him how destroying stuff is bad, a point he clearly has a hard time understanding, because of this show glorifying it. They may be able to afford to destroy a car, however, I can't afford to have my car destroyed by an impressionable 8 year old watching this show. It is defiantly a teen's only show. Even then, it is of low substance.

Avatarlatte Personally, I believe that Dude What Would Happen is a very good show. In it the actors show their funny sincere friendship with each other, and the fun they have in their experiments throughout every minute. This in turn transfers over to the audience, giving us a great time as well. The experiments that take place on Dude What Would Happen are ones nobody really ever thinks about going out and doing. They not only do it until the concluding result, but they show the insane fun that takes place between the two points. For example, in their 4th episode they tried dodge ball in the dark, something you probably didn't think of doing this morning and had a blast while in the process. Now I get how everybody is angry about how this show isn't a cartoon on Cartoon Network, but come on guys lighten up, look at this show as a show. I for one think Dude What Would Happen is awesome!:D

gloria2915 This show is TERRIBLE. My 7yr old wanted to watch it so I figured we'd give it a chance. I couldn't stand it. Besides having to deal with the one kid with the long hair being very loud and obnoxious the stunts are totally STUPID. This is NOT like Mythbusters for kids it is more like Jackass for kids.The episode I saw was them jumping into a pool of lemonade to see who could make a bigger splash. They finally ended up dropping a truck into the pool to see if it made a bigger splash. DUH! I can live a long and happy life without EVER watching this show again! I would give this less than a star if I possibly could!

daves_train You know, I was raised during Cartoon Network's golden age and I remember them saying "Cartoons all the time" or something like "Cartoons 24/7". Apparently someone forget this rule and now we are seeing a slew of some of the worst shows I have ever seen. Even if these shows weren't on Cartoon Network they would be terrible. Now before I wrote a review of this show I watched like 2 episodes and I wanted to just crumble into a little ball and remember the good times.I checked on Wikipedia for some research and found that not only is this show for the 9-17 year old age but it is a huge commercial success. First of all, I know not one person who watches this show. I watched it with my 11 year old brother and found it as dull as I did. I also want to know how this is a commercial success? It is like Mythbusters but really stupid. With Mythbusters it is fun to see Jamie and Adam due this stuff, but with this show they seem to take the fun out of it and go for the EXTREME thing that all teenagers like(by the way, I am 17 so don't assume that I'm a parent.). I also checked that one season only has six episodes so that when they say that they were on for 5 seasons it is really like 3 and a half or something.The "experiments" are really dull and are something a drunk frat boy would think of. I even saw these guys host a block which really got me irritated when I had to watch them after Ed, Edd, and Eddy and Courage the Cowardly Dog. I could go into detail about the kids but they are all the same to me and they scream at everything.I would never recommend this show to anybody, this is Cartoon Network freaking out and try to be like Nickolodeon and the Disney Channel. It's sad to say that I can't tell the differences in the channels except in the names only.