King of the Nerds

Contestant pairs must demonstrate skill as they endure seemingly simple tasks while confined in 'The Cube,' an intimidating glass box with its own mind and attitude, in the hope of winning a major cash prize.

Follows the three rounds and three-stage, obstacle course consisting of multiple strategy and decision points designed to further challenge, and wear out, the stamina of the competitors.

Interactive game show where viewers compete for prizes by calling in or sending text messages.

Each week on Bam's Bad Ass Game Show, competitors vie for $10,000 by facing off against each other in incredibly demented, potentially dangerous and occasionally painful challenges, like answering trivia questions while dangling above a pool of trash-filled water or dropping a watermelon on a target after being shot out of a cannon. The loser of each challenge is eliminated until there's only one contestant left standing to take home the cash prize.

Two people are invited to an "Internet gameshow" but are separated in order to play the game. One person is taken to a set that is made to look like a cheap Internet gameshow. The other person is taken to a set with a big audience and host Iliza Schlesinger tell them that their partner is not playing for $2500 but is actually playing for $250,000. The person in the studio picks categories for the person on the cheap set and tries to win as much money as possible while Iliza sets up minigames within the show.

Season 1 of Trust Me, I'm a Game Show Host is packed full of truth and deception as contestants try to detect which of the two game show hosts is telling the truth and which is telling a lie. Each time contestants are able to correctly choose which host is being honest, they are rewarded with cash.