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All Star Shore

All Star Shore is an American reality competition television series in which fourteen reality television personalities from shows around the world live together in a shore house and compete in party-style challenges for a cash prize. Produced by MTV Entertainment Studios, it premiered on Paramount+ on June 29, 2022 and ran for two seasons, ending in 2023.¹^•² Paramount+ billed it as the first-of-its-kind party competition series, and it formed part of MTV's global "Shore" franchise alongside Jersey Shore, Geordie Shore, Acapulco Shore, Rio Shore, and other international versions.¹

Key fact	Detail
Format	Party competition series; 14 reality stars compete in challenges such as "Party Pong" and "Shots and Found" for a cash prize and global bragging rights¹
Prize	$150,000 cash prize³
Setting	The "ultimate shore house" in the Canary Islands, Spain¹
Production	MTV Entertainment Studios with iTV Studios Netherlands; executive producers Scott Jeffress, Antonia Mattia, SallyAnn Salsano, Lotte Wink, Jacquelyn French, and John Varela¹
Narrator	Pauly D⁴
Run	Season 1: June to August 2022 (11 episodes); Season 2: September to December 2023 (12 episodes); 23 episodes total, canceled⁵^•²
Rating	TV-MA; IMDb user rating 5.5/10 from 239 users⁶^•⁷

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Premise and format

The series brought together fourteen reality television personalities, described by Paramount+ as "the world's biggest reality superstars," from shows including Jersey Shore, Love Is Blind, RuPaul's Drag Race, Geordie Shore, Acapulco Shore, Rio Shore, and Bachelor in Paradise.¹ They lived together at a shore house in the Canary Islands and competed in party-style challenges, with physical competitions and eliminations leading to a final showdown for the $150,000 grand prize.¹^•³

Named challenges included "Party Pong" and "Shots and Found".¹ Season 1 episodes also featured recurring structures: "Paradise Games" that determined leading teams, "Exile Games" that sent losing players to a punishment exile, and partner swaps that reshuffled the teams mid-season.⁸ TV Insider's preview described the show as "drunk Survivor," noting that contestants faced physical challenges and elimination while living in a party environment.⁴

Alcohol was part of the setting but not unlimited. Contestant Angelina Pivarnick told TV Insider that the players were "all hungover every day" during physical challenges, but that alcohol intake was limited on the show, less than on Jersey Shore, because some participants had consumed too much and people were passing out.⁴

Cast

The season 1 contestants and their original shows included Angelina Pivarnick (Jersey Shore), Bethan Kershaw, Chloe Ferry, and James Tindale (Geordie Shore), Luis "Potro" Caballero and Karime Pindter (Acapulco Shore), Ricardo Salusse (Rio Shore), Johnny Middlebrooks and Trina Njoroge (Love Island), Joey Essex (Ex on the Beach), Blake Horstmann (Bachelor in Paradise), Giannina Gibelli (Love Is Blind), Marina Gregory (The Circle Brazil), and Vanessa "Vanjie" Mateo (RuPaul's Drag Race).³^•⁵

Season 2 introduced a new group of contestants, including Chantelle Connelly, Chase DeMoor, Isa Castro, Marnie Simpson, Melinda Berry, Tamaris Sepulveda, Gui Evaristo, Fabio de Pasquale, Hati Suarez, Patryk Spiker, and Xavier Ulibarri.⁵ Season 2 cast members Tamaris Sepulveda and Xavier Ulibarri gave a preview interview to TV Insider teasing conflict and romance in the season.⁹

Production and filming

Paramount+ announced All Star Shore on February 15, 2022 as part of an expanded unscripted slate from MTV Entertainment Studios, describing it as a competition docu-series that would film at the "ultimate Shore house" in Gran Canaria, Spain, and positioning it alongside seven new international Shore franchise iterations such as Argentina Shore, Colombia Shore, and Australia Shore.¹⁰ Later Paramount+ materials placed the shore house in the Canary Islands generally.¹

The fourteen season 1 cast members filmed at the shore house in the Canary Islands for two weeks in December 2021, returning home shortly before Christmas; the series premiered about six months later.³ The series was produced for Paramount+ by iTV Studios Netherlands in partnership with MTV Entertainment Studios.¹

Broadcast history

Season 1 premiered on Paramount+ on June 29, 2022, with a first look shown during the "MTV Movie & TV Awards: UNSCRIPTED" on June 5, 2022.¹ New episodes dropped on Wednesdays.³ The season ran eleven episodes, concluding with "The Final Shore-Down" on August 31, 2022, in which five teams competed for the last spot in a three-way final against Karime & Ricardo and Marina & James for the $150,000 grand prize.⁸

Season 2 moved to the MTV cable channel, airing Thursdays at 9:00 pm beginning September 21, 2023, with a twelve-episode run.¹¹^•⁹ The season concluded with its own "Final Shore-Down" finale on December 7, 2023, in which the winners of a trust-based Exile Game joined Marnie and Gui and Chase and Fabio in the final competition for the $150,000 grand prize.¹¹

The series is listed as canceled, with a 2022 to 2023 run of two seasons and 23 episodes.²

Reception

Rotten Tomatoes lists no critic reviews for the series and fewer than 50 audience ratings for season 1.⁸ On IMDb the series holds a 5.5/10 rating from 239 users.⁷ Distractify wrote that the series would remind viewers of early seasons of The Challenge.³

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Initially written Oct 3, 2026 · Reviewed: Oct 25, 2026 · Edited: Oct 15, 2026; Oct 25, 2026; Nov 1, 2026