User talk:Pipsqueak2010

*What Went Down*
What Went Down
Written by	Amanda Deibert; Mitch Hansen; David Blatter; Mike Leonardo; Leeman Parker
Narrated by	Pete Sepenuk
Theme music composer	Alexander Andresen
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	92
Production
Executive producers	Mary Carole McDonnell; Peter McDonnell
Editors	Jaylan Aburto; Kyle Culver; Charles Newberry; Jonathon Courtot; Evon Barros
Running time	30 minutes
Original release
Network	The CW; Syndication
Release	September 8, 2014 –; present

December 2015

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What Went Down (TV series)

What Went Down is a 2014 comedy montage series that features collections of sports screw-ups, epic fails, and embarassing outcomes. The series premiered on September 8, 2014 on The CW and in syndication.

Segments

What Went Down has used many segment names for many episodes. The most common segments include:

What's About to Go Down
Never Have I Ever
Devin Supertramp Moment
Would You Rather?

June 2018

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December 2019

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