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Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory won't find our skateboarding hero lounging around and scheming at the familiar Rob and Big house in the Hollywood Hills. Instead he's commanding operations in a massive, 25,000-square-foot industrial — and fully skate-able — warehouse and office complex near downtown Los Angeles. Anything from zip-lines and giant skateboards to trampolines and indoor blobbing can be achieved in Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory. The characters inhabiting the Dyrdek Enterprises warehouse include Rob's cousin and longtime assistant, Drama; Rob's slick manager; the blurred-out maintenance man; the blonde-haired "gangster rapping" receptionist; and the reclusive, socially awkward skate coach. Get ready to visit Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, where strange and wonderful dreams come true.
The fantasy continues for skateboarding legend Rob Dyrdek and his crew as they return for another quirky season of chaos and laughter at the Fantasy Factory. Packed with guest stars and even more action, Season 2 is the Fantasy Factory at a whole new level. Along with Rob for the insane journeys are his cousin Drama, his naysaying manager Jeremy, the "rapping receptionist" Chanel, and Rob’s awkward, injury-prone skate coach, Big Cat. This season, the ridiculousness reaches new levels as Rob purchases and then jockeys his own racehorse, teams up with musician John Mayer to write an apology song for Rob's Mom, races alongside Ken Block in a miniature rally car, and triumphantly returns to the stage as Bobby Light with a little help from Travis Barker at a Blink-182 show. As always, the biggest and most obscure dreams become reality from within his headquarters — a fully skate-able, 25,000-square-foot warehouse in downtown Los Angeles known as "Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory."
The death-defying comedy genius of Rob Dyrdek reaches unprecedented levels of inspiration and laughter in the fifth season of Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, along with familiar faces Chris "Drama" Pfaff, Christopher "Big Black" Boykin, Scott "The Big Cat" Pfaff, Chanel West Coast, and his Ridiculousness co-host Sterling "Steelo" Brim. Dyrdek shocks the world in the Season 5 premier when he dubs himself “Supersonic Rob” and attempts a car stunt achieved by few men in daredevil history: The Corkscrew Flip -- a literal 360 degree “kickflip” car jump. Rob’s other adventures include: inviting Johnny Knoxville and Chris Pontius (Jackass) to train Drama in the fine art of getting “mowed down” by an angry bull, becoming an ordained minister in order to marry his sister to her boyfriend, and creating Dyrdek Day -- an official Los Angeles City-certified holiday celebrating kindness, hugs, and random charity toward everyone. Rob also reinvents his pop icon alter-ego Bobby Light as an overweight superstar named “Blobby” Light, emerging from retirement to record a new single with Big Black and company titled, Chunky as Charged -- a celebration of all big people. The adventure never seems to end for Rob and the Fantasy Factory cast. Season 5 proves that for every Fantasy, there is a hilarious episode of television behind it.
The insanity continues for skateboarding legend and business mogul, Rob Dyrdek, inside the walls of his continually evolving canvas of creativity known as The Fantasy Factory. In the most ridiculous season yet, Rob has created even more possibilities for absurd times and incredible skate sessions by building more ramps and obstacles to what was already a skateboarder’s paradise. Some of this season’s highlights include the invention of the world’s first skateboarding car, jumping out of a five-story building, attempting to get towed onto a big wave in Kauai with the help of Laird Hamilton, and attempting to make the world's most expensive grilled cheese. Rob continues his tradition of discovering new alter egos, adding to his personality repertoire an infomercial-fitness-expert named Barry Bright, and a stylish eighty-year-old man named, Stan. Faithfully along for another chapter in the journey is Rob's young cousin and protégé, Chris "Drama" Pfaff, who now finds himself perched atop the concrete skate plaza in a sleek new office alongside Rob. Also returning this season are Rob's painfully awkward skate tech, Scott "Big Cat" Pfaff, the cute, rapping receptionist, Chanel, and Rob's constantly cautious manager, Jeremy. With special guest appearances by Chad Ochocinco, Travis Barker, Laird Hamilton, Danny Way, Ryan Sheckler, The Game, Pharrell, Paul Rodriguez, world champion drifter, Vaughn Gittin, Jr., and pro-skater Torey Pudwill, Season 3 is no doubt an instant classic.
The fantasy seems endless for Rob Dyrdek and all of the employees at Dyrdek Enterprises in Downtown Los Angeles. Season 4 kicks off with the return of Rob's good friend and former bodyguard, Christopher "Big Black" Boykin, co-star of the beloved MTV hit series, Rob & Big. Big Black is welcomed warmly into the Fantasy Factory ensemble, moving into his own office in Corpo to run his business, BB enterprises. Along for the adventure once again is Rob's cousin and bonafide mini-mogul, Chris "Drama" Pfaff, the king of the awkward jungle, Scott "Big Cat" Pfaff and the blonde and bubbly, "rapping receptionist," Chanel West Coast. This crew, along with all of the employees of Corpo, help to make Rob's insane ideas and ridiculous adventures more than just a reality, but a way of life. Season highlights include Rob and Big Black fronting a death metal band called "The Bleeding Frogs," the whole cast invading Mardi Gras to rebuild a skate plaza and ride a custom-made float, Rob helping to transform Drama from a "Peckface" into a "Man Dime," forming a dead serious dodgeball team named "The Dodging Devil Donkeys" and watching Rob get run down by a 400-pound Bengal tiger. With special appearances by Justin Bieber, DEVO, Braco the healing gazer, and Rob's Midwestern mom, Patty Dyrdek. Just when you thought his life couldn't get any more obscure and insane, Rob pushes it all to the next level in this new chapter, solidifying it as the most exciting and hilarious season yet.
IT'S ALL COME DOWN TO THIS. Rob Dyrdek and his whole team return for one final, hilarious sixth season of Fantasy Factory. The show might be ending, but the funny is just beginning. Be there as Drama goes through a "Douchebag Deprogramming", Rob and Big shoot their first movie trailer, Big Cat gets in touch with his inner feline, and Rob attempts one last world record car jump. Saying goodbye has never been this funny.
IT'S ALL COME DOWN TO THIS. THE FINAL FINAL COUNTDOWN. Rob Dyrdek and his whole team return for one final (we promise!) hilarious seventh season of Fantasy Factory. The show might be ending, but the funny is just beginning. Saying goodbye has never been this funny.
A modern drama series, FANTASY ISLAND takes place at a luxury resort, where any fantasy requested by guests is fulfilled, although they rarely turn out as expected. Elena Roarke (Roselyn Sanchez) is a descendant of the iconic Mr. Roarke and the steward of this mysterious island. Pilot Javier (John Gabriel Rodriquez) is the head of island transportation and a jack of all trades. In the series opener, Roarke welcomes a local morning show host Christine Collins (Bellamy Young) who has a simple fantasy. She wants to eat. And eat. And eat. But when Christine gets to Fantasy Island, she’ll realize that she’s hungry for much more than food. Roarke’s other guests include Ruby Akuda (Kiara Barnes) who arrives on Fantasy Island with her husband; Ruby is afflicted with a terminal illness and is given a new lease on life.
A modern drama series, FANTASY ISLAND takes place at a luxury resort, where any fantasy requested by guests is fulfilled, although they rarely turn out as expected. Elena Roarke (Roselyn Sanchez) is a descendant of the iconic Mr. Roarke and the steward of this mysterious island. Pilot Javier (John Gabriel Rodriquez) is the head of island transportation and a jack of all trades. In the series opener, Roarke welcomes a local morning show host Christine Collins (Bellamy Young) who has a simple fantasy. She wants to eat. And eat. And eat. But when Christine gets to Fantasy Island, she’ll realize that she’s hungry for much more than food. Roarke’s other guests include Ruby Akuda (Kiara Barnes) who arrives on Fantasy Island with her husband; Ruby is afflicted with a terminal illness and is given a new lease on life.
Feel a draft of uncontrollable laughter with this 6-episode “Best Of” collection of The League — the hilarious ensemble comedy that elevates trash-talking hijinks to an art form!
After Makoto Misumi defeats Mitsurugi and Sofia Bulga, humanity is safe—for the time being. The goddess begins to see Makoto as a rival. Makoto continues his journey to expand his community of outcasts. But is he strong enough to protect them?
YOLO: Crystal Fantasy follows two Australian party girls, Sarah and Rachel, looking for fun times, new experiences, positive vibes, and hopeful horoscopes in the bizarre town of Wollongong. Sarah’s quest is to find love, whereas Rachel hungers for chaos, often bringing them into conflict as they encounter surreal Australiana, strange bush creatures, and eccentric nomads. The quarter-hour animated series is created by Cusack (Bushworld Adventures, Ciggy Butt Brain) and produced by Cusack and Mike Cowap. Executive Producers include Cusack, Greta Lee Jackson, and Emma Fitzsimons. The series is produced by Princess Pictures.
After Makoto Misumi defeats Mitsurugi and Sofia Bulga, humanity is saved from the attacking demon army—for the time being. The goddess is aware of Makoto’s growing power, and she sees him as less of a nuisance and more of a rival. Makoto continues his journey to further expand his community of outcasts and connect with more of his kind. But will he be strong enough to hold off the coming storm?
After Makoto Misumi defeats Mitsurugi and Sofia Bulga, humanity is safe—for the time being. The goddess begins to see Makoto as a rival. Makoto continues his journey to expand his community of outcasts. But is he strong enough to protect them?
After Makoto Misumi defeats Mitsurugi and Sofia Bulga, humanity is safe—for the time being. The goddess begins to see Makoto as a rival. Makoto continues his journey to expand his community of outcasts. But is he strong enough to protect them?