Following the most contentious episode of “The Challenge All Stars: Rivals,” the cast erupted on social media, with Devin Walker leveling accusations of emotional manipulation against one cast mate ahead of Episode 6, which airs on Wednesday, March 5 (3/5/2025) at 8 p.m. ET. STREAM: The Challenge All Stars: Rivals on Philo (free trial). In the new episode, last week’s cliffhanger is sure to be resolved, as the star vacated by Devin & Leroy will be up for grabs. A new element, a “Star Challenge,” will be introduced, where the six star-less teams will vie for their ticket to TJ’s Final. MTV is also teasing an unexpected outcome at the Daily Challenge. While the episode spent much time on Dario’s perceived betrayal of his real life friend Leroy, it was Frank Fox, and his partner Sam McGinn, who caught flack for their maneuvering from Devin. The eliminated All Star called Sam’s decision to send him and Leroy into elimination “incredibly shortsighted” on social media, noting that it would threaten any future deals and alliances she tries to make in this season, and future seasons. Devin took things further, suggesting that Sam was “emotionally manipulated” by Frank. Sam attempted to make peace, saying it ultimately came down to Frank’s refusal to change his mind, but Devin said he was “all out of Challenge forgiveness.” Frank’s treatment of Sam during the season has previously come under scrutiny on the Official Challenge Podcast. What happened last week on “The Challenge”? If you aren’t rooting for Steve and Adam to win this entire thing by now, I’m not actually sure why you’re still watching at all. For the fourth straight elimination, this pair was sent in to not only fight for their life on the season, but also defend one of the four stars in play. Prior to elimination, Challengers squared off in a Trivia/Eating challenge. “Trivia” is sort of a strong word, as this was more like a Newlyweds game challenge where one person was tasked with answering a show-related question, and the other was tasked with guessing how their partner answered. Teams that got questions wrong had to add relatively inoffensive condiments, like Ketchup and Mayonnaise, to a vanilla milkshake. At the end, teams had to rapidly suck down the milkshake, so the fewer condiments in play, the less disgusting the final task would be. Here’s the results of week 5. Daily Challenge winners: Frank & SamHouse vote: Adam & SteveWinner’s choice: Leroy & DevinElimination winner: Adam & Steve Things were definitely more interesting this week. Adam & Steve were not the only serious contenders mentioned in the house vote, with both Corey & Big T and Melissa & Nicole catching strays this time around. Devin and Dario got into the most heated exchange we’ve seen since KellyAnne & Sylva’s blowup. Devin accused Dario of scheming against his friend and Devin’s partner, Leroy. Dario took a low blow at Devin’s pot belly, Devin fired back at Dario’s tax bracket. How can I watch “The Challenge All Stars” for free? Cord cutters can sign up for Philo (free trial), fuboTV (free trial), Sling (half off first month) or DirecTV Stream (free trial) or to stream “The Challenge All Stars” episode 6 live for free. Fans who are used to enjoying the “All Stars” spinoff series with their Paramount+ subscription will be out of luck this season, as “All Stars” has earned a promotion to cable TV. What channel is “The Challenge” on? Channel finder: DirecTV, Verizon Fios, Cox, Xfinity, Spectrum, Optimum Who is on ‘The Challenge All Stars: Rivals’? A brand new cast of former foes collide on the new season of All Stars. The pairings are: Da’Vonne Rogers and Shane Landrum - “Final Reckoning”Frank Sweeney and Sam McGinn - “Battle of the Seasons”Nany Gonzales and Turabi “Turbo” Çamkıran -“Ride or Dies”Melissa Reeves and Nicole Zanatta - “Vendettas”Katie Coley and Veronica Portillo - “The Gauntlet,” “The Inferno”Tula “Big T” Fazakerley and Corey Lay - “Battle for a New Champion”Ashley Kelsey and Dario Medrano - ExesAmber Borzotra and Faysal Shafaat - “Double Agents,” “Spies, Lies & Allies,” “Ride or Dies”Adam Larson and Steve Meinke - “All Stars 4" Who has been eliminated on All Stars Rivals? Devin Walker and Leroy Garrett - Episode 5Aneesa Ferreira and and Ashley Mitchell - Episode 4KellyAnne Judd and Sylva Elsrode - Episode 3Beth Stolarczyk and Jonna Mannion - Episode 2 What is “The Challenge All Stars: Rivals” about? According to the official synopsis from MTV, “old-school legends, modern power players, redemption-seekers and ex-lovers reunite in Cape Town, South Africa to compete for $300,000.” Just like in “The Challenge” flagship series, contestants endure brutal challenges, devastating elimination rounds, steamy hookups and bitter rivalries. But All Stars has a focus on the faces you love (or love to hate). This time, All Stars is getting the “Rivals” treatment. Several past seasons of “The Challenge” have featured this theme, where players who have butted heads on past seasons are forced to work together as a pair in order to win. What are the differences between the streaming services? Philo is a live TV streaming service focused on entertainment channels like MTV, Paramount Network, Discovery and more. It offers 70+ channels for the budget-friendly price of $28 per month. It has unlimited DVR, and can be streamed on all your favorite app-enabled devices. 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