Game Changer (game show)

The players must answer intimate questions while a lie detector, secretly controlled by their significant others, verifies their answers.

The players are given a series of impressions and improv prompts they must perform. This episode was later spun off into the show Make Some Noise.

The players must wager points to guess whether several prizes being offered are actually real and potentially win them.

When one of the players is "murdered," the other two must interrogate members of the show's crew in order to determine the killer's identity.

To appease a giant mouth, players must feed it the correct food based on the clues provided.

A sequel to the episode "Make Some Noise", with the same contestants picking up where the previous game left off.

The players attempt to outbid each other with increasingly low amounts of points to take part in unpleasant experiences.

The players are given a list of awkward and embarrassing phrases they must say to individuals on the street to potentially "activate" them as secret agents.

The players must make successful marketing pitches for unusual items.

The players attempt to fulfill specific orders within a time limit as a series of items come down a conveyor belt.

The players must repeatedly answer the same question, "yes or no", to determine how the game is being scored.

The players must identify a mystery individual by guessing facts about them.

A sequel to the episode "A Sponsored Episode", with the players once again making sales pitches for strange items.

The players must assemble cosplay based on specific prompts using whatever they have at their disposal.

Sam's audio is muted, and the players attempt to read his lips to win prizes.

The players must act out ridiculous prompts following Sam's direction, opposite actor Giancarlo Esposito.

The players play a game of "never have I ever" and try to guess which of them performed each action in the past. This episode was later spun off into the show Dirty Laundry.

The players play a game of Jeopardy! that is soon revealed to be a pirate-themed roleplaying game.

The players open up a series of gifts, and try to trick each other into stealing the bad ones while keeping the good ones for themselves.

The players must attempt to recall whether certain major events took place in the year 2020.

The third "Make Some Noise" episode, but due to Zac's absence, actor Michael Winslow takes his place.

The third "A Sponsored Episode" entry, with the players once again attempting to sell whatever is asked of them.

The players must give a presentation based on an accompanying slideshow they haven't seen before.

A sequel to the episode "ChangerCon", with the players attempting to create specific fashion styles with whatever they can find.

The players must tell scary stories that incorporate prompts given by Sam.

A sequel to the episode "Secret Samta", with the players again attempting to manipulate each other into taking unwanted gifts.

Players play a game of "simon says" that features increasingly tricky prompts.

The players must come up with punchlines for innuendo-based jokes.

The fourth "Make Some Noise" episode. This was the last to be featured as part of Game Changer before being spun off into its own series the following year.

The third "Secret Samta" episode, with the players attempting to claim good presents and get rid of the bad ones.

The players must improvise a musical based on a given prompt. This episode was later spun off into the show Play It By Ear.

The players must determine what actions they are meant to perform based on the sound of an audience reacting.

The players attempt to avoid crying in response to specific prompts, which is slowly revealed to be a celebration of Jess Ross due to her struggles during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A sequel to the episode "Do I Hear $1?", with the addition of a scab, Katie Marovitch, to prevent the players from uniting against Sam.

Inspired by Survivor, the players are split into teams and compete to make each other laugh to gain immunity from being eliminated.

The remaining members of the two Survivor teams are merged, and the players must compete individually to be the last one standing.

A sequel to the episode "Sam Says", with the players competing in "simon says" using increasingly bizarre prompts.

The players must improvise songs based on a given prompt, with help from pianist Aaron Wilson.

A sequel to the episode "Like My Coffee", with the players once again creating responses to innuendo setups.

The players estimate the number of times they can perform a specific task, and must then do so in order to earn points.

The players must fulfill a series of prompts in the style of a Shakespearean play.

The players must complete a series of prompts and challenges without allowing their heart rate to increase above a certain threshold.

Grant O'Brien is placed in a The Bachelor inspired scenario in which he must choose between ten potential suitors, eliminating them one at a time, with his fellow "contestants" acting as his counsel.

With half of the potential choices eliminated, Grant must make a final decision as to which suitor to select.

The players are trapped in the green room, which has been converted into an escape room, and must escape before time runs out.

A sequel to the episodes "Survivor Part 1 and 2". The players, split into teams, attempt to wear as many hats as possible for Rick Devens and search for cakes made by Is It Cake? artist Andrew Fuller disguised as everyday objects.

The teams merge and the eight remaining players create sandwiches for Claudia Sandoval and attempt to locate an immunity necklace hidden in one of several gift boxes.

The six remaining players attempt to perform the quietest ASMR possible, while the eliminated players compete in a talent show judged by Howie Mandel to rejoin the game.

The remaining players create erotic pottery for Laganja Estranja and attempt to charm Sam's mother before the final vote.