Parlor Room
★ 4.5 · 2025 · Comedy · Reality
Host Becca Scott gathers her comedian friends for a game night like no other.
Episodes
1. Wavelength32m · Paul, Jordan, Jess, Raph, & Demi play Wavelength, the party game where you read each other’s minds.
2. Cash 'N Guns39m · Vic, Talia, Angela, Jacob, Kimia, and Lou play Cash 'N Guns, the party game of bluff and gangsters.
3. Monikers49m · Monét X Change, Brennan, Ruha, Mano, and Rashawn play Monikers, the party game of guessing names.
4. Betrayal at House on the Hill57m · Ify, Zeke, Ronnie, and Alex play Betrayal at House on the Hill, the horror board game of deception.
5. Taboo44m · Rekha, Nnamdi, Patrick, Oscar, and Katie play the party game Taboo and try to not get tongue tied.
6. Thirsty Sword Lesbians86m · GMs Persephone, Brennan, Jasmine, and Aabria play the angsty, queer TTRPG Thirsty Sword Lesbians.
7. Beyond Balderdash48m · Jiavani, Eugene, Corin, Grant, & Anna play Beyond Balderdash and provide new definitions for words.
8. Cosmic Encounter59m · Carolyn, Jimmy, Danielle, and Brian play Cosmic Encounter, the board game of intergalactic conquest.
9. Liar's Dice and Farkle48m · The cast of Dimension 20: The Seven become pirates and play the dice games Liar’s Dice and Farkle.
10. Blood on the Clocktower (1)48m · Chris Grace and friends play Blood on the Clocktower and try to find the demon amongst themselves.
11. Blood on the Clocktower (2)51m · The townsfolk of Ravenswood Bluff must hurry and find the secret Sam before it kills them all.More Like This
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