Since Game Changer is the best thing that ever happened to game shows, I wonder if there's any chance we can get coverage of a recreational league sports team?

I don't even care what sport, and I don't care if it's not live.

Televised Pistol Shrimps games or some such would be a delightful addition.

Chefs Pratik Bhakta, Samantha Quintero, and Dom Crisp create the nastiest meal for Vic, Zac, and Jacob.

Vic interviews the fourth Wayward Sister (Kimia Behpoornia) and does some prop comedy.

Tamar Levine and Alex Perrone talk about how Kimia Behpoornia transformed into Fourth Witch.

Heroes across the Dimension 20 universe join forces to defeat quangled villains and find true love.

Content Warning: Self-Inflicted Injury [12:37-12:45] Underage Drinking [23:30-24:29] Strangulation [39:27-39:54] Child Endangerment [throughout]

The queens are back. New season premieres January 8th.

Disney Channel alums Raviv, Davida, Daniel, and Andy drink Pink Squirrels and reminisce about the past.

Content Warning: Discussion of Harm to Animals [16:16-16:52]

The Big Team use audience stories as inspiration for ridiculous improv scenes.

Content Warning: Imitation of Hard Drug Use [16:30-17:13]

Oscar wonders if you can use a paintball gun to create a work of art. Ify tries to prove that comedians can beat pro athletes. Rekha investigates the history of the Cool S.

Content Warning: Photosensitivity Warning (Flashing Screen) [22:54-23:09]

A mismashed group of D20 heroes are sucked into a sweetly serious situation.

Content Warning: Gore / Description of Blood [34:38-34:58] Emetophobia (Gagging) [38:59-39:01, 38:59-39:01] Underage Drinking [1:20:10-1:23:45] Mimic of Hard Drug Use [1:21:30-1:21:48] Child Endangerment [throughout]

The crew of Misfits and Magic give insight on the lore, production, and art of making Season 2.

Vic, Mimi, and Maame-Yaa play the hurdy-gurdy and try to out pleasant each other.

Grant shows how to make a drink named after a luxury train.

Chefs Kyndra McCrary, Joshua Mouzakes, and Catie Randazzo use vending machines to feed Trapp, Chris, and Brian.

Vic interviews intergalactic warrior Jukebox (Chris Redd) and learns about the future war.

Tamar Levine, Alex Perrone, and Bruce Spaulding Fuller talk about how Chris Redd transformed into Jukebox.

To change Magic forever, the Misfits must confront the forces of the old order - and look within.

Content Warning: Description of Gore/Blood [1:19:12-1:19:36, 1:27:03-1:27:12]

The cast discuss their character journeys and the finale of season 2.

Jess, Anna, Geoff, and Jeremy drink a 20th Century and rank superpowers.

Content Warning: Alcoholism (Joke about alcoholism and drunk driving) - [30:27-30:40]

Ishmel, Carl, Ronnie, Zeke, Lamar, and Ify discuss the origins of their improv group.

Brian explores if physics can help with hitting a musical note. Ele attempts to beat a pro athlete at their own game. Ify examines how much jazz can fill up a ballon.

The misfits reach the island of Alteration magic, but finding Miskoro has unexpected complications.

Content Warning: Body horror / Self-Inflicted Injury [35:26-38:09, 42:17-43:08] Emetophobia (Retching) [45:28-45:52] Misophonia (Squelching) [52:02-52:07] Photosensitivity Warning (Flickering Patterns/Flashing) [1:10:52-1:15:33, 1:59:02-1:59:04] Hemophobia [1:54:40-1:55:21]

The crew of Misfits and Magic takes over to give a behind-the-scenes look at the making of season 2.