Keep It Spotless - Season 1
Season 1
In this brand new series, teams of kids compete in a series of physical games, where they have one goal - to not get messy! But it won't be easy, as each round presents them with challenging paint-filled obstacles.
Episodes
Use Your Head
Two teams play the ultimate game of paint wars. Aim is key as they fly high to finish a challenge and then use their heads to complete another one.
Friends 'til the End
Two teams of friends try to stay spotless as one team struggles to play a simple game of catch. Then, one player has to get messy to protect their partner.
Sibling Rivalry
Twins take on sisters as one team loses their ability to catch. One pulls a Keep It Spotless first in the Face Off that could vault them into the Gauntlet.
Why Are You Doing This to Me?
Two teams of best friends play a messy version of hide and seek. One team learns they need to work on their tossing and catching skills.
Which Way to the Gym?
It's friends versus sisters as one team struggles in a game of toss. Then they go face-to-face in a paint-filled version of Odds or Evens.
I'm Not a Worm
It's friends vs. brothers in the ultimate game of aim, memorization and quickness. Then one team attempts a huge comeback in the final round.
Do the Math
Two teams of best friends put their paint blocking skills to the test. One player must overcome their fear of the unknown as they work through a paint-filled obstacle course.
Where's the Party?
Two teams of friends go head-to-head in a colorful version of a block party. Then one team can't find the light at the end of the bucket in a game of communication and trust.
Color Me Bad
A sister team goes up against best friends as they soar high to stay spotless, use their heads to test their aim and then go full blast in a head-to-head challenge.
Slippery When Wet
Friends take on sisters as one team struggles with their catching skills. Then, they go head-to-head in a game of luck, aim, and agility.
Block It Out
Two teams of friends go up against each other and one player must confront a fear of heights. Although one team flirts with an Epic Fail, it's a mistake in the final challenge that could cost them a trip to the Gauntlet.
Twin Cities
It's the battle for Twindom as two teams of twins square off. It's a back and forth matchup as both teams vie all the way to the end for a chance to run the Gauntlet.
Toss Up
Siblings take on friends in a game of balloon toss with a slight twist. Then they go head-to-head in a game of chance that helps one team move onto the Gauntlet.
The Tortoise vs. the Hare
Siblings go up against friends but one team can't get the hang of using their listening skills. Then one player tries to get over her fear of big balloons.
You're Funny!
A matchup of best friends vs. best friends sees a battle of opposite strategies to stay spotless put to the test. One team tries to use 'reverse, reverse psychology' to send them into the Gauntlet.
Besties vs. Twinsies
Best friends take on twin boys as they blast paint from high in the sky, play the role of bodyguard and try a twist on rock, paper, scissors.
Game, Set, Match
Two sets of friends face off as one team can't seem to figure out how to use their heads to their advantage. One team's poor decisions in the final round could cost them valuable points.
Look Out!
It's friends vs friends as one team fails to master a classic playground ride. Then the teams face off in a game where they have to avoid more than just their opponents.
Three Hands
Two teams of friends duke it out when they are all hands on deck in a challenge of balance and steadiness. Then, in the final round, one team's poor aim could lead them off target.
Get a Grip
A team of friends goes up against cousins, and one team struggles with transporting a ball. Then one team can't master the simple task of fill and spill.
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