Deal With It - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Rc Chaos in Hotel
RC Chaos in the Hotel: After causing a scene in a hotel lobby, our contestant must apologize to his buddy in the most sensible way possible, with a kiss on the lips. In the chair: Howie Mandel. Rascal #2: A female contestant has had enough with the terrible service, and decides to get the waitress' attention in an unusual way, by throwing a shoe at her. In the chair: Yvette Nicole Brown.

Shirts Off
Shirts Off: Things get hot and heavy when our contestant is told to take his shirt off in the middle of a restaurant. The real challenge? He must get his friend to do the same. In the chair: Joan Rivers and Melissa Rivers. You're Getting Heavy: Our contestant struggles to keep his wife at lunch after he's instructed to tell her that she's looking a little heavy. In the chair: Mel B.

The Cult
Hooker: Our contestant is put in the hot seat when a prostitute approaches asking for the money he owes her, and is tasked with explaining the whole thing to his infuriated girlfriend. In the chair: Bobby Lee.

Hypnotist
Hypnotist: When a contestant can't stop yawning and sneezing, a nearby hypnotist offers his assistance, with some shattering results. In the chair: Josh Gad.

Blind Rose
Blind Rose: A contestant is instructed to have wandering eyes for an attractive woman at a nearby table, and experiences his furious fiancé's jealous side with a face-full of water. In the chair: Adam Carolla

Nut Job
Nut Job: A concerned friend seriously questions the sanity of our contestant after she is told to brush her teeth at the table and carry out conversations with figments of her imagination.
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