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
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EP1 - Barbies Vs. Hobbits
September. 29,2023
On The Spot is back for a special 4 episode run! Join Host Jon Risinger alongside contestants Gus Sorola & Kerry Shawcross along with Griff Milton & BK! It's Barbies vs. Hobbits vs. Global Warming. Who could have seen that coming?
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EP2 - Did We Just Commit a Crime?
October. 06,2023
Armando calls 911, Jessica gets freaky with haunted dolls, BK tries to solve a murder, and Barbara gets stuck on a roller coaster - just a normal On The Spot.
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EP3 - The Great Soda Race of 2023
October. 13,2023
Join Jon Risinger with contestants Armando Torres and Andrew Rosas from RTP VS. Trevor Collins and Joe Lee from DogBark! Soda will fly, shoes will be traded, and Twinkies will be milked- whatever that means.
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EP4 - The Future is Burger King
October. 20,2023
Join Michael and Alfredo from Dogbark along with Andrew and Armando from RTP, who face off in their new Burger King filled future as they fight ghosts -- and split some faces.
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