ESB Educational Television (ESB Underwater Season 2)

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ESB Educational Television is the second season of ESB Underwater. In this season, fifteen returning contestants, one of which is the host's intern, arrive at Hugh Jass High School, an abandoned school in Detroit, Michigan, to compete in an entirely new set of challenges with fifteen all-new contestants for the $1,000,000 grand prize.

## Overview

Mavnol333 welcomes twenty-nine competitors to compete in an all-new season with an all-new location and all-new challenges. Half of the contestants are returning from the previous season to compete, while the other half are completely new competitors. The original contestants still seem to think of everybody the same as when they left off from season 1, but the new contestants get the chance to warm up and interact with each other through time before and after challenges. Just like how the original cast started off last season, some new competitors immediately start off with having a positive connection with one or more contestant, while others already start to grow some sort of disliking. The rules in this season have also mostly been untouched from last season. Two teams will battle it out in various challenges in hope of winning themselves immunity from the day's vote. The cycle continues until Mavnol333 decides to merge the teams into one, where only one contestant can win invincibility from the day's vote. Then, *that* cycle continues until somebody wins the grand prize, which in this case is double the prize money from last season. However, the one change to the rules this season was a swearing limit. According to Mavnol333, the executives of the network have been complaining about the contestants' overuse of swearing from season 1, so to make them happy, he is giving each contestant a limit of ten swear words, meaning if you say more than ten profane words, you will immediately be disqualified from the competition with no hope of returning. Most contestants have no issue with this rule, but others... not so much.

## Production

Unlike season 1, which was releasing its episodes at a rather fast pace, this season is releasing its episodes slow and steady, with about one to two episodes every month. The episodes have been slowing down due to the episodes getting much longer in length and the creator still being busy with schoolwork and other things. The season first started out with late-season 1's one-episode-every-week release schedule, but by *ESB Underfire*, the episodes were taking longer and longer to write. The season is still being worked on at the moment, as it's only seven episodes in. The season was confirmed to have thirty-four episodes when it is completed.

## Censorship

Like last season, most of the censorship here is simply censors over certain swear words. *Damn* and *hell* are not censored as ESB's policy allows the words. However, this season doesn't have nearly as much censorship as season 1 as the contestants all have a swearing limit of ten, meaning that if they say a swear word more than ten times while they are competing in the competition, they will immediately be eliminated. The idea for this rule originated from *ESB Underwater Reunion'*s censorship, where there was a misunderstanding between a user and an admin that caused every censor to be removed from the episode.

## Cast

* Former competitor, Ruggie is one of Mavnol's interns.

## Trivia

* This is the only second season on ESB to date.
* This season has the most competitors out of any ESB season, that being twenty-nine.
* This is one of the only two seasons on ESB to not take place in the SpongeBob universe, a camp, or the wiki itself.
	+ The other being the first season of *ESB Buddies*.
* This has the second longest season title out of all ESB seasons.
	+ The longest being *ESB fjchdsj:j+j:n+h:n:nbh&\&ukh*.

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