Ep 7. Joel McHale; Sasheer Zamata; Constance Zimmer; Paul Rubens

Joel McHale, Sasheer Zamata, Constance Zimmer, and Paul Rubens are all guests on the third season of To Tell the Truth. In episode 7, they join host Anthony Anderson and his mother, Mama Doris, to play a game of deception and deduction.

The game show, which first aired in 1956, challenges a panel of celebrities to identify the truth from a group of three contestants who all claim to be the same person with a unique or unusual occupation, experience, or claim to fame. The only catch is that two of the contestants are lying and only one is telling the truth.

To help the panel of celebrity judges discern the real person from the imposters, the contestants must answer a series of questions, ranging from serious to silly, while trying to convince the judges of their authenticity.

In this episode, the four celebrity guests take on the challenge of trying to guess who is telling the truth among a cowboy poet, a professional mermaid, and a professional knife thrower. The judges must ask each contestant a set of questions to determine which of the three has the genuine occupation.

Joel McHale, the comedian and former host of The Soup, is known for his sarcastic wit and humorous banter, which he brings to the game as a contestant. Sasheer Zamata, best known for her role on Saturday Night Live, brings her comedic talents to the panel of celebrity judges, along with Constance Zimmer, a seasoned actress, and Paul Rubens, who is best known for playing the quirky character Pee-wee Herman.

As the game unfolds, tension and excitement build as each contestant presents their case to the judges, trying to sway them in their favor. The judges are given several rounds of questioning, and each time they must cast their vote for which contestant they believe to be the real deal.

Throughout the game, there are plenty of laughs and surprises as the judges try to determine who is telling the truth. With Mama Doris as a guide, the judges try their best to ask the right questions and make educated guesses as to which contestant is not lying.

At the end of the game, the panel must unanimously vote on which contestant they believe to be the genuine article. If they guess correctly, they win the game and the contestant wins a prize. If they guess incorrectly, the judges must pay the price by performing a silly or embarrassing task.

To Tell the Truth is filled with plenty of humor, excitement, and intrigue, making it a must-see for anyone who loves a good game show. With its unique premise and talented panel of judges, it promises plenty of laughs and surprises in every episode.