Celebrity Deathmatch

- Season 4

(2001)

Lil' Kim and Little Richard find out who's the bigger star; Helen Hunt tries to make a dead ringer out of lookalike Leelee Sobieski; Hollywood buddies George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg put their friendship to the test.

Steve Irwin makes the deadliest discovery in the Deathmatch ring; Ray Romano and Drew Carey vie for the working class sitcom crown; Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristen Davis, Cynthia Nixon and Kim Cattrall tangle in a fatal foursome.

A horrifying event devastates the entire arena, following a fight between Katie Holmes and Keri Russell. Searching through the rubble for answers, Sam Donaldson tries to find the cause of this explosive disaster.

Seeking revenge for the humiliation they've suffered, 98 Degrees challenge Blink 182 in a bout that even the Deathmatch arena can't contain. But with a deadlier threat en route, one unlikely hero must save the city.

Korn's Jonathan Davis serves punishment to rocker Meat Loaf; Wendy's Dave Thomas dishes out the hurt on KFC's Colonel Sanders; Kevin Spacey and Michael Caine star in the ultimate food fight: hamburgers versus hot dogs.

Albert Einstein pits his brain against WWF superstar Chyna's brawn; Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder battles Creed's Scott Stapp in a barbed wire brawl; Magicians David Copperfield and David Blaine try to make each other disappear.

Corey Haim and Corey Feldman fight to regain their spot in the limelight; The View's Lisa Ling enters a mirror-match against powerhouse Lucy Liu; Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant take their grudge on to the court.

Child stars Frankie Muniz and Robert Iler see who won't make it to adulthood; Stephen King and J.K. Rowling write each other's obituaries; Rebecca Romijn-Stamos and Naomi Campbell engage in a brutal cat fight.

After a continuous string of brownouts in the arena, Johnny and Nick decide to broadcast the three fights in the Superfreak tournament, featuring Cousin Grimm, Pierce McCrack, Beni Trauma, and Potato Khan.

With a line-up full of scandal, Chuck Berry takes on James Brown; George Michael and Paul Reubens clash in a gladiator contest; Halle Berry and Shannen Doherty come to a collision in the Dome of Devastation.

Game-show legend Bob Barker tries to dispatch upstart Anne Robinson; TV psychics John Edward and Miss Cleo predict a grim future for each other; Beyoncé Knowles and Missy Elliot fight for a mystery prize.

Derek Jeter seeks vengeance against rival John Rocker; Janet Jackson and Faith Hill release pent-up aggression; The ultimate Civil War re-enactment takes place between generals Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee.

Talk-show rivals Conan O'Brien and Bill Maher break some funny bones; Anna Nicole Smith and Sarah Ferguson throw some weight around; Unseen footage reveals the moment The Beatles took to the Deathmatch ring.

Ground-breaking singers Beck and Bjork try to break each other; Aging musicians Willie Nelson and Tony Bennett send each other into retirement; Elizabeth Hurley and Anna Kournikova battle atop the Pit of Puberty.

Kathy Griffin and Jenna Elfman discover who's the most overrated comedienne; An archived bout between silent actors Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton is revealed; Bill Murray and Chris Kattan pitch some killer material.

After four seasons of serving as Deathmatch's unrivaled referee, this special episode sees Mills Lane outside of the show, interviewing both him and his family, and reflecting on his own personal favorite fights.

By fan request: Every single contestant from the hit TV show Survivor's first two seasons, are brought together to partake in the ultimate royal rumble, as we find out who really is the strongest survivor.

LL Cool J and Queen Latifah fight to reclaim their hip-hop hierarchy; Mandy Moore tries to teach a lesson to upstart singer Pink; Jackass's Johnny Knoxville tests his intelligence against smart-ass Ben Stein.

Lenny Kravitz tries to kill his formerly-living idol Jimi Hendrix; Bob Marley comes back to face Shaggy in a battle over Reggae royalties; Dave Matthews goes to the mat against Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones.