Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory - Season 7
Season 7
Episodes
Robert Lightfoot and Silky Black
After helping Big Cat lock-in a date with an Instagram fan, Rob and Big Black become the smooth jazz duo "Robert Lightfoot and Silky Black," to help make the night perfect. Rob also discovers the sport of foot golf.
600 Horsepower of American Muscle
Rob invites 13 year old skateboarding phenom Jagger Eaton to the Factory to give him a shot at hosting the MTV viral clip show, Ridiculousness.
Strike Slinger and the Bowl Bear
Rob enlists the help of a brilliant music video director to direct Chanel's new video. Then, after feeling left out of Drama and Sterling's bowling nights, Rob and Big Black challenge them to a high stakes bowl-off.
The Clean Hole Alliance
After a minor leakage incident, Rob is inspired to create a PSA about the importance of maintaining a clean butt, and convinces the rest of the cast to help him.
Big Black Forest Ham and the Foot Long Kid
Rob and Big Black get a hold of Subway Jared's "Subway Black Card" for 48 hours. They decide to take full advantage of the limitless card, and use it to make the streets of LA "Fit and Fresh," handing out hundreds of subs.
Happy Meter
Rob sees a 3rd-place ostrich racing trophy in Big Cat's cage, and challenges both Drama and Big Cat to a cousin on brother on cousin Ostrich Race. The loser has to drink the entire contents of a jumbo ostrich egg.
Patty's Bucket List
For her 70th birthday, Rob helps Patty cross some items off her bucket list, featuring a real guest appearance on her favorite soap opera: "The Bold and the Beautiful".
TTFL and the Old War Dog
When the prestigious Petersen Automotive Museum offers to add two of Rob's world record breaking stunt cars to its collection, Rob decides he must put the "Old War Dog," (the test vehicle used to prep the stunts), down.
Best of, Bonus and Behind the Scenes
Rob, Big Black and cast host this clip show filled with season highlights, behind the scenes outtakes, and bonus footage from season 7.
Final Final Finale
Rob hosts a group of Make A Wish Kids at the Factory, and has the whole cast help him create a magical experience for the kids, featuring an intricate "Rob Goldberg Machine."
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