On the Spot
TV-G
8.2
2014
Comedy
, Reality
, Talk
Rooster Teeth Productions' official weekly game show that pits two Rooster Teeth teams against each other and “on the spot” to earn points.
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- Cast:
- Jon Risinger
Episode 3 : Are You a Slam Clicker? - #185
July. 22,2020
The cast defines some fun new phrases, and Ify gives us the breakdown on what it means when he says "I got you."
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Episode 2 : What is Lactate Lunge? - #184
July. 15,2020
Alfredo "teaches" the cast what it means to lactate lunge and everyone brainstorms the next big game.
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Episode 1 : On The Spot Returns! - #183
July. 08,2020
Just when you thought it was over, it came back. Welcome to On the Spot Home Edition! We play two games and see how well improv works remotely.
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Seasons
Season 16
Rooster Teeth's official game show! A live half hour of fast-paced laughs as host Jon Risinger puts two RT teams on the spot for points and mayhem.
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