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Smosh: The Sitcom LIVE (2024)
Smosh: The Sitcom is a live streamed parody of your classic multi-cam sitcom but the cast is continually surprised by last minute line changes, prop mishaps and improvised bits chosen by the audience! If they break or make a mistake, they get replaced by their double - creating a rotating cast of characters and annihilating the show. Can the cast keep the show on the rails or will the viewers help wreck this show?
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Smosh: The Sitcom is a live streamed parody of your classic multi-cam sitcom but the cast is continually surprised by last minute line changes, prop mishaps and improvised bits chosen by the audience! If they break or make a mistake, they get replaced by their double - creating a rotating cast of characters and annihilating the show. Can the cast keep the show on the rails or will the viewers help wreck this show?
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Olivia DeLaurentis, Sydney Heller
In Theaters:5/10/2024
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Smosh Productions
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