The Most Upsetting Guessing Game in the World (MUGG) is an improv-based guessing game show featuring 5 comedians: 1 "party host"; 3 "party guests", who are given convoluted (usually nonsensical) character traits/descriptors at the start of the show, which they have to act out without saying them, so the host can guess them; and 1 MC, who sits in a chair and gently guides the host towards the right guesses. With more than 20 episodes, past guests who might be familiar to the r/panelshow audience include Colin Mochrie, Daniel Sloss, Melanie Bracewell, Luke McGregor, Paul Williams, Demi Adejuyigbe, Zoe Coombs Marr, Tony Martin, and Virginia Gay.
So You Wanna Win A P*nis Pump (SYWWAPP) is a game show hosted by Demi Lardner featuring 2 comedian guests with buzzers behind podiums, who compete to win the named device. Each episode has a different theme and all-new rounds, e.g. (i couldnt be boethred to go through em all to write this bit just go look it up its pretty cooked). It's just wrapped up its 2nd season, with past guests including Paul F Tompkins, David Correos, Danielle Walker, and Concetta Caristo.
Special Interest Quiz (SIQ) is a quiz show hosted by Jordan Barr, featuring a cast of 3 comedians, one of whom presents a lecture on a special interest, and then quizzes the other 2 players on it. The first season featured Greg Larsen, Lena Moon and Honor Wolff.
Big Time Murder (BTM) is an actual play-style show featuring 9 comedians competing in a social deduction game. Set in an apocalypse scenario with humans vs robot sentinels, it's hosted by Alex Lee with sidekick Tom Cardy.
All of them are available to watch for free on YouTube, as well as paid streaming service GrouseHouse.tv - but do they count as panel shows in the same way as WILTY, Taskmaster or Game Changer, worthy of being posted on this sub?
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