Smosh: Every Blank Ever Season 2021 Episode 2 Every Game Night Ever

Smosh: Every Blank Ever is back with its second episode of the 2021 season, titled "Every Game Night Ever." For those unfamiliar with the show, it's a hilarious sketch comedy series that pokes fun at all the everyday experiences we have, featuring relatable characters and situations with a comedic twist.

In this episode, we're taken into the world of game night, where we see all the different types of people that come together to play board games, card games, and video games. The Smosh crew takes on the roles of some of the most obnoxious and entertaining game night players we've all encountered at one point or another.

In the opening sketch, we see Ian and Anthony excitedly setting up the game night, with Anthony bringing out his mother's prized Scrabble board. As soon as their friends arrive, chaos ensues. Courtney, who plays the overly-competitive game night enthusiast, takes things way too seriously, starting arguments and making everyone uncomfortable. Olivia's character, on the other hand, is distracted by her phone and can't seem to get off social media.

As the night progresses, we see them play a number of different games. We witness the classic, never-ending game of Monopoly where everything that can go wrong does. The players fight over whose turn it is, and alliances are formed as people try to avoid going bankrupt. Later on, we watch as they transition into a game of Cards Against Humanity, where they all take turns picking the most inappropriate cards to put down.

However, this isn't just any game night, as the team also tries their hands on video games. We see them playing games like Super Mario Bros and Call of Duty. We see Damien take on the role of the stereotypical gamer who's more interested in game mechanics than spending time with his friends. Meanwhile, Shayne plays the character of a gaming newbie, who can't seem to figure out how to jump or shoot.

One of the highlights of the episode is the parody of Dungeons & Dragons, where the Smosh team goes all out with costumes and props to create a hilarious and over-the-top version of the game. From Ian's terrible Scottish accent to Keith's character whose only weapon is an oversized spatula, the skit has us in stitches.

As the night winds down, we see the characters getting increasingly tired and delirious. However, even as they start to nod off in the middle of a game, they're still making funny comments and jokes. They wrap up the night with a game of Jenga, which of course leads to more chaos and destruction.

Overall, "Every Game Night Ever" is a hilarious episode that captures the spirit of a game night perfectly. Each sketch is well-executed and spot-on, and the characters are all so relatable that you can't help but laugh along with them. Whether you're a fan of board games, video games, or both, this episode is one you won't want to miss.