Repeat After Me - Season 1

Repeat After Me - Season 1

Season 1

Network
Episodes8
Datesfévr. 17, 2015 - avr. 21, 2015

Episodes

Scott Foley, Sarah Hyland and Randy Jackson
Season 1Episode 130 min

Scott Foley, Sarah Hyland and Randy Jackson

Scott Foley, Sarah Hyland and Randy Jackson prank people in hidden-camera situations.
févr. 17, 2015
Michael Bolton, Kristen Bell and Justin Bieber
Season 1Episode 230 min

Michael Bolton, Kristen Bell and Justin Bieber

Kristen Bell, Justin Bieber and Michael Bolton interact with everyday people in hidden-camera situations.
févr. 24, 2015
Beth Behrs, Chris Harrison and Usher
Season 1Episode 330 min

Beth Behrs, Chris Harrison and Usher

Beth Behrs, Chris Harrison and Usher interact with people in funny situations caught on camera.
mars 3, 2015
Tim McGraw; Olivia Munn and Wanda Sykes
Season 1Episode 430 min

Tim McGraw; Olivia Munn and Wanda Sykes

Wanda Sykes, Olivia Munn, and Tim McGraw prank unsuspecting people in hidden camera situations.
mars 10, 2015
Bellamy Young, Leah Remini and Randall Park
Season 1Episode 530 min

Bellamy Young, Leah Remini and Randall Park

mars 24, 2015
Brad Paisley and Jeff Garlin
Season 1Episode 630 min

Brad Paisley and Jeff Garlin

mars 31, 2015
Jimmie Johnson, Josh Groban, Lauren Graham and Mario Lopez
Season 1Episode 730 min

Jimmie Johnson, Josh Groban, Lauren Graham and Mario Lopez

Wendi McLendon-Covey ("The Goldbergs") teams up with singer Josh Groban, racecar driver Jimmie Johnson, actress Lauren Graham, and T.V. show host Mario Lopez via a remote ear piece, to interact with everyday people in high-energy, comedic hidden-camera situations.

avr. 14, 2015
Ellen Pompeo, Harry Connick Jr. and Taye Diggs
Season 1Episode 830 min

Ellen Pompeo, Harry Connick Jr. and Taye Diggs

Wendi McLendon-Covey ("The Goldbergs") teams up with "Grey's Anatomy" star Ellen Pompeo, Taye Diggs, and Harry Connick Jr. via a remote ear piece, to interact with everyday people in high-energy, comedic hidden-camera situations. At the end of each half-hour episode, the best moment of the night will be crowned in front of a live studio audience.

avr. 21, 2015

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