Insane Coaster Wars

Insane Coaster Wars (2012-2014)

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Thrill seekers everywhere contributed to the making of this short series, which divides the top roller coasters in the U.S. into six categories and determines the most popular one in each category. Each episode features four coasters in one of the categories -- G-Force Giants, Hang 'em High, Splintering Speedsters, Wrong Way Up, Extreme Heights, and Speed Demons -- as well as coaster enthusiasts arguing the pros, cons, advantages and weaknesses of each ride. Tabulated by viewer votes, the biggest fan-favorite is announced at the conclusion of each episode, then the finale counts down the top-10 coasters with the most votes.

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Scheduleevery Sunday at 21:00 (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S03E0721-Story Free FallJul 20, 2014
S03E06255-Foot PlungeJul 13, 2014
S03E05Beyond Vertical DropJul 13, 2014
S03E04318-Foot Scream MachineJul 6, 2014
S03E03World's Tallest LoopJul 6, 2014
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Insane Coaster Wars' premiere?

'Insane Coaster Wars' premiered on July 8, 2012.

What is the premise of 'Insane Coaster Wars'?

'Insane Coaster Wars' showcases the most thrilling roller coasters from around the world, competing in various categories.

How many roller coasters are featured in each episode of 'Insane Coaster Wars'?

Each episode of 'Insane Coaster Wars' features four roller coasters.

Who are the hosts of 'Insane Coaster Wars'?

The hosts of 'Insane Coaster Wars' are Tim Greenwood and Robb Alvey.

Which countries are featured in 'Insane Coaster Wars'?

'Insane Coaster Wars' showcases roller coasters from countries like the United States, Canada, Germany, and Japan.

Are there any specific categories in which the roller coasters compete on 'Insane Coaster Wars'?

Yes, the roller coasters on 'Insane Coaster Wars' compete in categories such as speed, height, and inversions.

Do the roller coasters on 'Insane Coaster Wars' have any unique features?

Yes, the roller coasters featured on 'Insane Coaster Wars' often have unique elements like loops, corkscrews, and steep drops.

Are there any famous roller coasters featured on 'Insane Coaster Wars'?

Yes, famous roller coasters like the Millennium Force and the Kingda Ka have been featured on 'Insane Coaster Wars'.

How are the roller coasters ranked on 'Insane Coaster Wars'?

The roller coasters on 'Insane Coaster Wars' are ranked based on factors like excitement, intensity, and overall experience.

Are there any roller coasters on 'Insane Coaster Wars' that hold records?

Yes, some roller coasters featured on 'Insane Coaster Wars' hold records for being the tallest, fastest, or having the most inversions.

Are there any safety measures discussed on 'Insane Coaster Wars'?

Yes, 'Insane Coaster Wars' often highlights the safety measures implemented by roller coaster designers to ensure a thrilling yet safe experience.

What is the duration of each episode of 'Insane Coaster Wars'?

Each episode of 'Insane Coaster Wars' typically has a duration of around 30 minutes.

Are there any behind-the-scenes insights provided on 'Insane Coaster Wars'?

Yes, 'Insane Coaster Wars' occasionally offers behind-the-scenes glimpses into the construction and maintenance of the featured roller coasters.

Has 'Insane Coaster Wars' won any awards?

'Insane Coaster Wars' has not won any notable awards, but it has gained a dedicated fan following.

Is 'Insane Coaster Wars' still airing new episodes?

As of 2012, 'Insane Coaster Wars' was still airing new episodes.

How many seasons of 'Insane Coaster Wars' were produced?

'Insane Coaster Wars' had one season produced in 2012.

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