Betch - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
A Jay Versace Sketch Show
Jay Versace hosts. One tear is shed.
An Itty Bitty Titty Sketch Show
Monica has one bra. It's old. Stinky. And must die.
A Brittany Furlan Sketch Show
Brittany Furlan hosts, and makes a MAJOR announcement.
A Rebecca Black Sketch Show
Rebecca Black comes in for her big audition to host BETCH.
A Caeli Sketch Show
Caeli shows up to host Betch, but the set quickly becomes a hostage situation when Jess kidnaps her.
A Makeup Free Sketch Show
The Betches decide to remove their makeup. On camera. You should still watch this episode.
A Joey Bragg Sketch Show
Joey Bragg, aka America's Sweetheart, aka Audrey's BOYFRIEND hosts this week. Maddy insists on having a "sexual harassment" meeting.
An Unhosted Sketch Show (ft. Hunter March)
Hunter March thinks he's here to host Betch, but the Betches say otherwise. Lauren takes advantage of this opportunity and makes his dressing room,"The Fart Room." Yes. The Betches have a designated fart room.
A Lil' Laurd Sketch Show
When Lauren decides she is a "Progressive Classical Trap Artist," her song, "Shoe Horny" goes viral overnight. You should still watch this episode.
A Claudia Sulewski Sketch Show
Claudia Sulewski hosts the season finale but leaves early to go to a PARTYY... pet... ferret's... funeral?
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