The official did not announce the real reason for the suspension, nor did they say it was banned. The first suspension was said to be in memory of the victims of the Tianjin explosion. This is probably true, because other satellite TV stations have suspended broadcasts of true heroes and weirdos. But in the second week, it was said that the broadcast needed to be postponed due to programming adjustments. At the same time, the resumption date was not stated. In addition, the original rebroadcast of Extreme Challenge was replaced by China's Got Talent. At that time, some people said that it was related to copyright issues. In the third week It went on to say that according to the unified arrangement of the page, the broadcast of the theme concert commemorating the 70th anniversary of the anti-fascist victory will continue to be postponed. In short, there is a reason for every suspension.

Regarding the issue of suspected plagiarism in Extreme Challenge, as early as the fourth episode was broadcast, South Korea's MBC TV station issued a statement comparing Extreme Challenge with the screenshots of "Infinite Challenge" it produced, accusing Extreme Challenge of plagiarism. , but the producer of Extreme Challenge denied it, saying that Extreme Challenge was based on Japanese and Korean variety shows. CCTV purchased the copyright of "Infinite Challenge" in China. There are rumors that CCTV reported the matter to the General Administration of Dragon TV, which led to the suspension. However, since there is no official confirmation, the truth is unknown. The important thing is that Extreme Challenge is now back on air and reruns are back on air.