Big Fat Quiz of the Year 2015

Previous champions return to the forge to face "Forged in Fire" judges.

The League is an Internet series that can be found at www.theleaguetv.com.The League is an original scripted content web series created by Kevin Regan & Joel Rickenbach. Regan does the bulk of the writing, while Rickenbach directs most of the series. It is produced by the duo along with stars Jim Burns and Jim McCabe, and is Executive Produced by George Stulak. The League has a low-budget aesthetic that works perfectly with its tongue-in-cheek tone. It is filmed in Wilmington, DE, and West Chester, PA.The series chronicles the everyday lives of Hitmen - Todd Britches and Gary Goldman- Think The Odd Couple meets Pulp Fiction. Episodes often feature a dark figure in silhouette known as "The Boss," giving the League their "assignments." In season two, the mysterious Anastasia/Claire goes from trying to "eliminate" The League, to joining their forces.The first two seasons of The League, are heavily influenced by "The Ring of Domination," or R.O.D. Ring. The ring makes its first appearance in episode 3. It has been revealed that ring is some sort of "key." As of season two's "The R.E.D. Folder Part 2," The B.O.S.S., Mother RUSSIA, and R.O.S.S all have possession of one ring each. There is a fourth ring that each of them is willing to kill for. The whereabouts of this ring have yet to be divulged.

Singers square off for a coveted recording contract in this reality talent contest. Four vocal coaches mentor the contestants in three distinct competition phases: the blind auditions, the battle phase and, lastly, the live-performance phase.

A game show featuring three different parent-kid pairs. The game begins with two interactive trivia based rounds where parents and kids try to answer questions correctly about each other. The third and final round is an exciting bake-off.

Chefs are given opportunities to sabotage their opponents in this cooking competition hosted by Alton Brown. With Alton Brown as the devilish provocateur, nothing is out of bounds when money changes hands and we see just how far chefs will go to ensure they have the winning dish.

Edited footage from a Japanese-produced game show in which contestants attempt outrageous stunts while a running commentary (loosely dubbed in English) spotlights their mistakes. The fun, and much of the laughter, in "MXC" is provided by the dubbed English narration, featuring voice actors from the Groundlings comedy troupe, that has no resemblance to the original show's dialogue whatsoever.