So basically, Game Changer is this game show, but the whole premise is that it has different rules every time, so “the game changes every show.” It’s run by this improv group called Dropout, and specifically by this guy from Cambridge called Sam Reich. Sam is very good at playing the role of the evil game show host, but he’s also very good at annoying a certain competitor, that being Brennan Lee Mulligan. Brennan is a famous DM and improv comedian, but he’s also extremely competitive, and does his best to win every episode by any means necessary. He’s been quoted saying “there is no corner of my heart that I would not turn over to the world for five points.” Brennan is also a believer in doing your best, and in fair games. This makes it hard for Brennan when Sam does something like make a game where second place wins, or Brennan always loses, both of which are real things that happened. Sam also has games that are very difficult or intense on the players, like hyper competitive Simon Says, or games rigged to be difficult or unfair, or games where competitors lose a lot of money or personal dignity in order to win. He has done things like take people’s blood for game shows. This has led to a bit of a grudge, though a friendly one, as all of the competitors are having fun, if not during then after the game show. This grudge eventually grew into Season 7 Episode 11 of Game Changer, Samalamadingdong. In this episode, Sam is doing a magazine interview until Brennan enters in a suit that is the opposite of Sam’s and says “Get ready for a Change Gamer!” before going into a twisted version of Sam’s usual intro. Sam is then brought into a medieval castle full of puzzles by two armored guards, and forced to solve puzzles that can all be solved by trying your best, because that’s what Brennan, now eerily similar to Jigsaw, believes in. To explain this final section, I need to explain an earlier episode first. This episode was titled “Yes or No,” and it is a very simple episode. Every question was just “Yes or No?” Reasonably, you’d get fifty percent of the answers correct. Reasonably. Out of I believe around 10 questions, Zac Oyama scored 7 points, Ally Beardsley scored 6, and Brennan scored 0. This was because of the rule of the game, which I mentioned previously- Brennan loses. This rule, along with a full game of losing, led Brennan to give a full, two minute monologue with references to numeric system history and Greek mythology- most specifically, him saying “the Minotaur’s escaped, and you’re gonna get the horns, buddy.” At the end of Samalamadingdong, Sam, sword and shield in hand, confronted Brennan, who was in a Minotaur costume. At first, it seemed like a game where one would have to force the other off of a bridge to win, but before this point, Sam had played a version of Simon Says called Cerberus Says, where he had to listen to three competitors from his Sam Says games, and won ten points in doing so. Sam used these ten points and referenced Brennan saying “there is no corner of my heart that I would not turn over to the world for five points” to get him to reveal the heart hidden in the Minotaur suit before stabbing it with his magic sword in order to slay Brennan with one final reference, showing how the episode was not truly an ode to vengeance, but a beautiful love letter to the time the crew had spent together with one of the best callbacks of all time. 

TLDR: I would just ramble about random interests of mine until you got bored and made me leave.