Its not YouTube, but Dropout.tv probably has the best "TV style" gameshow content.
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I second this recommendation. Honestly, I hate the proliferation of streaming services... but this one's consistently fun. It's the College Humor folks. Fun stuff.
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This is the only streaming service I actually like paying for. I want to support them.
They also have some of their content in YouTube. The 'um, actually' channel is how I discovered them.
Taskmaster
Taskmaster is an awesome show. But it's just a normal TV show with many clips on YouTube.
They put full episodes on there, not just clips
Red Letter Media
Mike and Jay are a modern Siskel and Ebert. Film reviews, b-movie marathons and recently, a lot of trivia shows :D
Just ignoring Rich?
Far and away my favorite YouTube channel. Hugely influential considering their 1.5M subscribers.
British tv has a lot of shows for free on YouTube: Jimmy Carrs "I literally just told you", Taskmaster, Qi, would I lie to you, 8 out of 10 cats... These are all bbc productions, so literally tv shows. All are panel shows with a comedic purpose, and different approaches.
BBC is the best. The broadcasting company that is, the other one is not my kink.
For sure check out Taskmaster.
The entire Dropout channel looks like it's from some alternative reality Comedy Central. Here's a trailer for one of their programs.
Jet Lag: The Game https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxkM67T_Iele-mRVUiBkRqg
Bonus: they're on Nebula too. https://nebula.tv/jetlag
Second this, I enjoyed their escape Alaska, their NZ race and their Tag across Europe.
Can't wait for the hide and seek in Switzerland.
What do you think of Nebula? Does it have a lot of stuff that's worth watching you can't find on YouTube?
The main benefit for me is supporting the creators. The secondary benefit is not having to deal with YouTube.
If you're into cars at all, Drivetribe (founded by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May) posts a lot of content that Top Gear fans will enjoy. Very high production value.
Not on youtube, download PlutoTV app. Paramountβs old stuff, including game shows, Star Trek, Twilight Zone, lots of β60s and β70s shows, plus some documentary and DIY shows. All free and really easy to waste LOTS of time watching!
Hangin' With Doctor Z. Dana Gould hosts a 70's style talk show while dressed up like Dr. Zaius from Planet of the Apes.
Criminal that his channel doesn't have more subs
That sounds pretty good, and definitely something in the way that in looking for.
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I highly recommend The Try Channel, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCabq3No3wXbs6Ut-Pux6SzA/videos
They mostly "try" food but do a few other things as well. They are very funny. I watch this for the laughs and do learn things about the foods.
I really wish they were on Mastodon or Kbin.
This is verrry niche but Live from Moosejaw is what looks to be a YouTube comedy series that's just starting up about a long time local hockey broadcaster who gets saddled with a big city equivalent on his talk show. I enjoyed the teasers/setup they were showing before today's premiere episode https://youtube.com/@LivefromMooseJaw?si=BvgpECdEEltcKlY4
Is Mac featured though?
Good Mythical Morning scratches the itch for me on most days for this kind of content. Plus i just really enjoy Stevie's voice π₯°
Time Team are now on youtube.
Channels with some variety of content might include wired or insider.
Pretty good suggestions. Insiders titles are so clockbait but I've seen a few before and they are good.
Not sure if your style, but maybe Cut? It's like reality TV from 2010's MTVs but for youtube.
has tons of free tv-like channels with a slew of content. Plus you can self-host your own media on there for free too if you thatβs your thing.
I also recommend Pluto.TV for anybody who enjoys Plex's live TV. They've got a similar business model in place (watch for free with regularly-scheduled ads, like normal TV), and some different content sources (as well as some overlapping sources). Like Plex, it also doesn't require any account to watch. It also has an app for most TV platforms.
Iβd rather give the ad revenue dollars to a small, independent company like Plex over a media giant like ViacomCBS if the content is similar. Just my 2Β’.
I thought those channels were just IP-TV channels? I've seen a bunch of them on other IPTV services anyhow.
Watcher has a few shows that are produced and aired like TV shows.
Dropout has two game shows that are great. Game Changer, where the rules of the game change every episode, and Um, Actually; a kind of pop culture trivia game where your answer must begin with "Um, actually..." They tend to have guests well known from around the Internet like Adam Conover and Matt Mercer.
I'll second that recommendation for Dropout, but also add that, if you can, it's really worth throwing them $60 a year for a subscription. They put out so much fantastic content (there's also Make Some Noise, Don't Laugh News, Very Important People, and all of their D&D stuff).
I would also consider getting a Nebula subscription. There are some absolutely amazing content creators on Nebula producing documentary style TV shows about engineering, history, law, urban planning, writing, video games, TV & film, etc, etc. Nebula is all creator owned, so your subscription goes straight to the people making the media you watch.
The Big Lez Show did. Go watch it right now, you will love it.
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Science and Futurism with Isaac Arthur
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More educational content seems to fit this such as:
Gaming Historian
PBS Spacetime
As much as I love space time, I would very much say it's a video essay. one dude cutting to graphics and overlays.
I'd not imagine that on TV.
I'll check out the others.
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