Paranoia
2019 Β· Comedy Β· Reality
Ally Beardsley hosts this highly entertaining game show where contestants make a joint effort to weed out who among them is secretly stoned.
Episodes
1. Finals Week25m Β· Players return to "high" school for a slew of academic challenges. Will the stoners go undetected?
2. Parents' Weekend28m Β· Stoners and narcs scrutinize each other as players stir the pot with false confessions.
3. High In Another Country21m Β· The stoners navigate a "trip" to Florence, complete with tricky translations and a pasta pop quiz.
4. Thanksgiving at Home17m Β· Can players hash it out with a MAGA-loving uncle, or will they be too blunt?
5. Homecoming Weekend16m Β· Players get dosed with school spirit when they have to design a potent new mascot.
6. The Internship13m Β· Chronic meets corporate when players run into sticky icky situations with a demanding boss.More Like This
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