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Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood welcome "The Challenge" legend CT Tamburello to expose bad gym behavior in "Rude Reps," try to stay on-site with "No Hard Hat for Nuts" and call the top bunk for some chaos with "Trash Bunks."
Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood welcome "The Challenge" legend CT Tamburello to expose bad gym behavior in "Rude Reps," try to stay on-site with "No Hard Hat for Nuts" and call the top bunk for some chaos with "Trash Bunks."
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