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MTV Bugging Out brings tech powered pranks to TV

  • BY Cheryl Bates
  • 26 April 2016
  • 5:36 pm
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MTV’s got a brand new show and its all about pranking people with smart devices. The show has hosts Rob Anderson and Traci Strumpf capturing commonly used technology from phones to home security systems turning on unsuspecting victims.

The show will run for 22-episodes, starting this week on Astro Channel 713. While prank shows aren’t exactly rare, it will be one of the first that has gadgets like smartphones and ATMs give them an unsuspecting surprise. So if you like seeing people flip out because their tech is doing strange things for entertainment, this might be up your alley.

MTV Bugging Out runs on Mondays, 11PM, you can check out more details on the show here  and check out the trailer below!

MTV’s Bugging Out | Trailer
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