Betch - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

A Supermodel Sketch Show
The Betches finally get their own photo shoot and they're like, models now. Or whatever.

A Logan Paul Sketch Show
Logan Paul hosts this highly anticipated BROPISODE and teaches the Betches his bro ways.

A Wi-Fi Sketch Show
When the wi-fi goes down at Betch Headquarters, chaos ensues.

A Lele Pons Sketch Show
Lele Pons hosts this week's episode. The Betches throw her a luau, because she's definitely Hawaiian, probably.

A Dad Sketch Show
Maddy and Audrey's dad visit set, and the Betches celebrate the occasion with "Dad Day." Feat. the REAL David Whitby.

A Lohanthony Sketch Show
Lohanthony hosts and becomes Audrey's new BFF. Maddy and Monica definitely aren't jealous, probably.

A Period Sketch Show
The girls realize their cycles are synced up, and ish is about to get real.

A Jimmy Tatro Sketch Show
Jimmy Tatro is hosting this week and is so excited to hang out with the super-hot-mega-betches.

A #Goals Sketch Show
The Betches decide to make dream-boards, and should probably reassess their #goals.

A Grace Helbig Sketch Show
The REAL Grace Helbig hosts Betch this week, and Monica decides to throw and all-girls sleepover to celebrate. Things get weird.
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