This reality series followed a group of young adults who agreed to live together in a new city, capturing their conflicts, friendships, and personal journeys.

A groundbreaking reality series that documented the quirky home life of a rock and roll family, including the lead singer, his wife, and two of their three children, making them household names.

This hidden-camera prank show, hosted and created by a famous actor, primarily targeted celebrities, often leading to dramatic and hilarious reactions. "You just got...!"

A reality docuseries that chronicled wealthy, high school teenagers living in a scenic Southern California beach town, which eventually got spun off into a Hollywood-set sequel series.

This documentary series covered a wide array of topics affecting young people, often focusing on unique or challenging life experiences, with episodes like 'I'm a Pro-Wrestler' and 'I Have OCD."

This animated series centered on an intelligent, cynical high school girl who observed and satirized the absurdity of her suburban life, alongside her best friend and fashion-obsessed sister.

A daily live show broadcast from Times Square that counted down the most popular music videos (determined by viewer votes), and featured in-studio appearances by major musical artists.

Hosted by rapper Xzibit, this show's premise involved taking beat-up, dilapidated cars (or 'hoopties') and giving them extreme, custom makeovers with over-the-top, often whimsical features.

This reality series showcased the extravagant, often over-the-top parties thrown by wealthy teenagers for their 16th birthdays, often involving high-end venues and cringe-inducing meltdowns.

A dating game show where three contestants' bedrooms were 'raided' and searched by a single suitor, who then chose a date based solely on the items, clues, and general state of the rooms.

A short-lived but highly influential series that featured a group of friends performing dangerous, self-inflicted, and often disgusting stunts, pranks, and acts of mischief.

This reality series followed the marriage of two pop stars, a boy band member and a solo singer, and was famous for documenting their quirky home life.

This claymation comedy series featured satirical, no-holds-barred wrestling matches between animated versions of famous public figures, with two announcers providing vulgar and humorous commentary.

A dating game show where one contestant was presented with five potential dates, who were all sitting inside a decked-out RV, and could dismiss them one by one at any time.

A spin-off of Laguna Beach, this show followed one of the main cast members, Lauren Conrad, as she moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in fashion, chronicling her friendships and relationships.

A boundary-pushing scripted anthology series that dove deep into the raw, unfiltered intimacy of young adulthood—celebrating every identity, orientation, and taboo desire.

This show, featuring the professional skateboarder and daredevil Bam Margera, focused on the star and his friends performing endless stunts and destructive pranks on his unsuspecting parents.

A reality series that followed a teenage professional skateboarder, chronicling his life as he balanced his blossoming career, dating, and family strife.

This reality series showcased the homes of celebrities, including musicians, athletes, and actors, giving viewers a tour of their lavish (or sometimes surprisingly modest) residences and possessions.

An unscripted comedy series created and hosted by Nick Cannon, featuring two teams of comedians and celebrities competing in various freestyle rap and improv comedy games.

Test your Millennial bona fides by taking this multiple-choice quiz on the glut of content (i.e., unscripted reality, scripted drama, and animation) offered by MTV in the early-to-mid 2000s.

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MTV in 'The Aughts' (Early-to-Mid 2000s) TV Series Quiz