Steve-O Bucket List Watch List
A watch-and-read list of Steve-O's work: the Jackass films in release order, spin-offs, DVDs, memoir and podcast.
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Per Wikipedia, the Jackass films run in this order: The Movie (2002), Number Two (2006), 2.5 (2007), 3D (2010), 3.5 (2011), Forever (2022), 4.5 (2022) and Best and Last (2026). Bad Grandpa (2013) gets listed apart from the rest, so it's slotted in here by date. After the films come the spin-offs, the DVDs, the memoir and the podcast. The Bucket List Tour stunts get one item: unreleased footage the tour screened, per an Improv page. Look, it's a lot of Steve-O.
Why these items are on the list
- Jackass: The Movie. Wikipedia has the films starting in 2002, two years after the MTV series premiered.
- Jackass Number Two. Wikipedia dates it 2006 and counts it among the theatrical box-office successes.
- Jackass 2.5. Per Wikipedia, direct-to-video from 2007, sitting between the theatrical films.
- Jackass 3D. Wikipedia: 2010 theatrical release, counted among the box-office successes.
- Jackass 3.5. Wikipedia lists this direct-to-video follow-up as 2011.
- Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa. Wikipedia: 2013 theatrical film, also a box-office success. Slotted here by date.
- Jackass Forever. Wikipedia dates it 2022, theatrical, and a box-office success.
- Jackass 4.5. Also 2022, and Wikipedia lists it right after Forever.
- Jackass: Best and Last. Wikipedia lists it for 2026 as the latest film in the franchise.
- Wildboyz, with Chris Pontius. Wikipedia says four seasons from 2003 to 2006, stunts with animals.
- Dr. Steve-O. Another Jackass spin-off, named alongside Wildboyz.
- Don't Try This at Home DVD. Wikipedia: 2001 DVD with material MTV censored, selling 140,000 copies.
- Don't Try This at Home Volume 2. The tour he did to promote the DVD, stunts included, filmed and released.
- Steve-O: Out on Bail DVD. Wikipedia calls it the third DVD in the series, including his 2003 Sweden arrest.
- Professional Idiot memoir. Per Wikipedia, a 2011 memoir; Improv's bio calls him a New York Times best-selling author.
- Steve-O's Wild Ride! podcast. Wikipedia says he began it in 2020. He also has 7.02 million YouTube subscribers as of 2026.
- Guilty as Charged comedy special. Improv's bio calls it his first hour-long special, performing exceptionally well on Showtime.
- Bucket List Tour stunt footage. Improv's bio: the tour screened this unreleased footage, including Cauliflower Ear, General Anesthesia Olympics, Vasectomy Blue Balls, Sky-Jacking.
Tick each title off on your phone as you watch, which beats trying to remember which sequel you've already seen.
When to use it
Useful before a Jackass marathon with friends, or whenever you want to catch up on his work in order.