The host of this show frequently makes passionate, and wrong, appeals to pronounce ".gif
Recurring segments on this show include "Real or Jabroni?," where contestants have to identify whether a quote attributed to the Iron Sheik is genuine or not. A running joke on this show refers to the nonexistent game show taping across the hall, "Tuxedo Guys." The host of this show frequently makes passionate, and wrong, appeals to pronounce ".gif" with a hard "g." This program's all-time leading winner is Ron Funches, with five titles, though its most frequent panelists are Kurt Braunohler, Nikki Glaser, and Doug Benson. Its most popular segment is the viewer-participation "hashtag wars" and its catchphrase is the manic host yelling "POINTS!" For 10 points, name this Chris Hardwick-hosted comedy panel show which follows The Colbert Report in its namesake east coast timeslot.
Recurring segments on this show include "Real or Jabroni?," where contestants have to identify whether a quote attributed to the Iron Sheik is genuine or not.
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