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About Us
Messyworld.net (part of LiquidX.tv) is a UK-based entertainment website specializing in fully-clothed, mostly PG-rated messy content, often referred to as “WAM” (Wet and Messy). The site features a variety of original messy gameshows, sketches, and interactive challenges, all centered around playful, non-sexual scenarios involving substances like slime, gunge & foam. The content is produced in dedicated messy studios, primarily in the UK. Inspired by nostelgic shows such as Get Your Own Back, Noel's House Party & Tiswas, the show is a tribute to long-lasting comedic entertainment with a modern edge. Messyworld is devided into Male & Female sections and has it's own download store on LXdownloads.com.
Key Features:
• Signature Devices: Messyworld.net showcases unique contraptions such as The Human Carwash, The Plunga!, The Destroyer, The Gunge Tank, and The Travelator. These devices are central to many of the site’s messy challenges.
• Original Shows: The site offers a range of original series, including Apartment 19, PhoneTrap, A Life of Slime, The Salon, and The Rivals amongst many others. These shows often feature recurring hosts and contestants engaging in various messy scenarios.
• Messyworld Xtra: This section provides behind-the-scenes content, including outtakes, pre-show preparations, and post-gunge interviews. It offers fans a glimpse into the making of the messy challenges and the personalities involved.
• Regular Updates: Content is updated weekly, typically every Friday evening between 5–7 PM GMT, ensuring a steady stream of new material for subscribers.
• Membership Access: To access the full range of videos and galleries, users can subscribe through payment providers like Credit/Debit cards and Direct Debit. The site emphasizes discretion, ensuring that billing information does not reference the site’s content.
Content Style:
Messyworld.net’s content is characterized by its playful and lighthearted approach to messiness. The scenarios are designed to be fun and entertaining, focusing on the enjoyment of the participants and the audience. The site maintains a commitment to producing high-quality, original content that stands out in the niche of fully-clothed messy entertainment.
For more information or to explore the content, you can visit the official website: messyworld.net.
Devices:
Messyworld.net is known for its inventive, custom-designed messy devices that are central to its unique brand of entertainment. Each contraption adds its own quirky flair to the messy experience. Here’s a breakdown of the most iconic devices featured on the site:
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�� The Gunge Tank
The classic WAM centerpiece that have been used on television shows for decades. Contestants sit nervously beneath a large overhead tank filled with thick slime (“gunge”). At the press of a button (often by a rival contestant or the presenter), the contents are unleashed with hilarious results. Multiple colors and consistencies are used for surprise and visual variety.
• Purpose: Final punishments, quiz show forfeits, or celebratory mess.
• Variants: Some tanks are transparent; others are themed (e.g., office, salon, dungeon). These days the gunge tank is used as more of an add on rather than a standalone feature on Messyworld. An example being The Human Carwash, Plunga! and Escape Room’s final twists where opposing contestants stay in with a chance to also get messy, gunged & slimed.
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�� The Human Carwash
A crowd favorite! This is a fully-operational, person-sized carwash made for human contestants. It features foam rollers, rotating brushes, soapy sprays, water jets, and slime / gunge tanks — all choreographed like a real carwash cycle.
• Purpose: Obstacle courses, punishments, or funny challenges.
• Experience: Participants must ride the carwash in result to losing a game but usually the mystery ropes await the person at the end. One released the grand finale on them but the other is attached to the tank above their opponent. Nobody is entirely safe from the slime with this one.
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�� The Plunga!
A high-drama, very large contraption with an electronic ramp & chair and a pool filled with a massive 3,000 litres of gunge. Contestants sit on a seat above a deep slime tank. If they lose a challenge or get voted out, the seat releases — plunging them into gallons of cold, colorful gunge. Contestants are pitted against each other with one having to answer questions. Each time they get an answer incorrect, the chair rises. If it gets to the top of the ramp, they are plunged face first into all the gunk below.
• Purpose: Surprise eliminations or finale punishments with messy tasks also taking place in the gunge pit.
• Fun Factor: Suspense builds as the seat gets cranked up before the drop.
• Competitive: There is usually a chance the the contestants to swap if the one n the ramp wins, or the opposing contestants may sometimes be seated in a gunge tank next to the pool the added double jeopardy.
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�� The Travelator
A moving conveyor belt with chair which moves from left to right under various gunge tanks filled with different substances or colours.
• Purpose: Competitive games, timers or questions can result in the participant being moved to the next tank, resulting in numerous layers of gungings.
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☢️ The Destroyer
A chaos-driven invention that involves unpredictable messy blasts, gunge jets and slime pumps along with the big overhead tank finale, all in one chamber. It’s an unpredictable mess machine!
• Purpose: Surprise challenges, “punishment chambers.”
• Highlight: You never know how the mess will come — or when.
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�� The Splatta! Chair
A high-backed chair rigged with several slime and pie delivery systems, usually set off when a contestant loses a round. It may dump slime from above, blast pies from the side, or launch foam cannons. Contestants are strapped in including their body, legs and hands so cannot avoid the oncoming mess. The chair is sometimes used as a standalone device or as part of another messy setup.
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�� The Salon
A fake hair & beauty salon where customers leave quite the opposite. Participants think they’re getting pampered — until the “shampoo” is revealed to be slime, the hairdryer is a gunge pump, or the “styling cream” turns into whipped cream.
• Purpose: Sketch-based humor, hidden-camera style reveals.
• Audience Appeal: Combines beauty and chaos with full-costume messes.
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�� Bonus: Custom Rigs & Games
Messyworld also features temporary and experimental setups — from pie slingshots to “gunk mazes” and slime-vote games, keeping the format fresh and unpredictable.
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In Summary:
The devices on Messyworld.net aren’t just about slime — they’re about creativity, surprise, and building suspense before the inevitable splatter. They’re a big part of what gives the site its unique identity.
For more information and to explore these devices, visit the Messyworld.net Devices page.
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Shows:
Here’s an overview of some of the original shows featured on Messyworld.net:
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�� Original Shows on Messyworld.net
1. Apartment 19
A long-running series set in a shared apartment/flat, where former Messyworld presenters & housemates are regularly annoyed by people knocking their door. A salesperson, pizza delivery girl with the wrong order, a cheerleader trying to raise money and a rip off man an I are just some of the annoying people ringing their doorbell. But they have a very mucky device for those annoying guests. On one show, Lisa & Louise were expecting a salesperson but instead, another former Messyworld presenter, Michaela was at the door instead much to the girls genuine surprise. They were taken out of the apartment into the studios to be gunged themselves.
2. PhoneTrap
A live interactive phone-in show where Messyworld viewers could play to get kids or Michaela gunged.
3. A Life of Slime
A comedic 6-part drama following the crime and punishment of Lisa Cole.
4. The Summer Games
A seasonal special featuring contestants competing in outdoor messy challenges, often incorporating foam, slime @ very messy predicaments.
5. The Estate Agent
A sketch where an estate agent evaluates properties, only to be interrupted by messy situations, leading to comedic outcomes.
6. Lisa’s Cookery Corner
A cooking show parody where the arrogant host attempts to prepare dishes alongside her disgruntled co-hosts, Sarah & Caitlin, but things go awry, resulting in live on air messy revenge.
7. Stacy & Tamara
A comedic duo engaging in various messy scenarios, often involving pranks and challenges that lead to unexpected messes.
8. Alice & Layla: Life’s Not Fair
A series following two characters navigating challenges, often leading to messy situations and comedic outcomes.
9. The Salon
A parody of a beauty salon where clients undergo messy treatments, resulting in humorous and chaotic scenes.
10. The Slime Store
A sketch featuring a store selling various slime products, with customers experiencing unexpected and messy results.
11. Leak In The Office
An office-style predicament gameshow where ‘employees’ deal with a leaking situation, leading to messy and humorous scenarios.
12. The Escape
A game show where contestants solve puzzles and challenges to “escape” a messy situation, often involving slime and foam.
13. The Rivals
A competitive series where two contestants face off in various messy challenges to determine the ultimate winner.
14. Tamsin’s Messy Takeover
A special episode where a guest host takes over the show, introducing new messy challenges and surprises.
15. Lisa & Louise: The Specials
A series of special episodes featuring the popular duo engaging in unique and messy scenarios.
16. Messyworld @ 10
A celebratory episode marking the 10th anniversary of Messyworld, featuring highlights and memorable moments from past shows.
17. Pies & Slapstick
A comedy series focusing on slapstick humor, with characters getting pied and involved in messy situations.
18. Food
A series where food is the main focus, often leading to messy and humorous situations.
19. Games & Quizzes
A variety show featuring different games and quizzes, with messy consequences for incorrect answers.
20. Messy Votes
A show where viewers vote on various scenarios, leading to messy outcomes for the contestants.
21. Seasonal Specials
Special episodes released during holidays or special occasions, featuring themed messy challenges and scenarios.
22. Messyworld Xtra
A behind-the-scenes series offering a glimpse into the making of the shows, including outtakes, interviews, and preparations.
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For more information and to explore these shows, visit the Messyworld.net Shows page.
The Gunge:
The gunge used on Messyworld is a product called VEX gunge and is available to buy at MessyFX.com
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