Riot
2014 · FOX · 60 min · 1 season
S01E04 · Rob Delaney and David Arquette
Wed, 11 June, 10:00 am
Tonight's episode features Hollywood funnymen Rob Delaney and David Arquette in the wackiest and funniest song, dance and sketch challenges, while navigating the show's trademark one-of-a-kind set, tilted at a 22-degree angle.
About
Riot features a group of regular players - including John Ross Bowie, Jamie Denbo, Brian Palermo, Jordan Black, Jessica McKenna, Meryl Hathaway and Rob Gleeson - improvising a series of showdowns designed to test mind and body. Throughout the show, the players must think on their feet as they face unpredictable song, dance and sketch challenges, often while navigating the show's trademark one-of-a-kind set, tilted at a 22 degree angle. Each week, special celebrity guest stars also will be featured. Confirmed guest stars include Carell, Jason Alexander ("Seinfeld"), D.L. Hughley ("The Original Kings of Comedy"), Cheryl Hines ("Suburgatory"), Tom Green ("Tom Green Live"), Chris Kattan ("Saturday Night Live"), Mayim Bialik ("The Big Bang Theory"), David Arquette ("Pushing Daisies,"...
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- E01
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Jason Alexander and Cheryl Hines
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- E03
Tom Green and Andy Dick
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- E04
Rob Delaney and David Arquette
Wed, 11 June· 60 minTonight's episode features Hollywood funnymen Rob Delaney and David Arquette in the wackiest and funniest song, dance and sketch challenges, while navigating the show's trademark one-of-a-kind set, tilted at a 22-degree angle.