The "Game Changer" show is an American comedy panel game show created and hosted by Sam Reich, available on the streaming service Dropout. It started in 2019 and is currently in its seventh season
Format and Premise
- Each episode features three comedian contestants who face a new, surprise game or challenge every time they play.
- The contestants typically do not know the rules or premise of the game beforehand and must figure them out as they compete.
- The show combines elements of improv comedy, puzzle solving, and competition with a prankster ethos.
- Challenges vary widely, ranging from physical tasks to creative improvisation, often parodying other shows like "Survivor" or "The Bachelor"
Style and Reception
- The show is often compared to "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" and "Taskmaster" for its improvisational and quirky nature.
- It is known for its unpredictable, funny, and endearing challenges that push contestants to think on their feet.
- The production is relatively minimalistic with a focus on spontaneous humor and clever writing.
- Contestants are often personalities from the streaming and gaming communities who have good rapport and chemistry
Notable Episodes and Features
- Season 7, Episode 4 "Crowd Control" was filmed before a live audience, breaking the fourth wall and involving audience members wearing cryptic T-shirts to create a challenging environment for the comedians.
- The show has spawned several spinoffs on Dropout, such as "Dirty Laundry," "Make Some Noise," and "Play It By Ear"
Viewing
- Episodes typically run about 30 minutes, with some special episodes extending longer.
- The show is available exclusively on Dropout, a subscription streaming service
In summary, "Game Changer" is a unique, ever-evolving comedy game show that thrives on improvisation, surprise, and the creativity of its contestants, making each episode a fresh and unpredictable experience
