Zach, Paul, and Breanna compete to pay off their student debt. A theater major spoils Shakespearean plays, dicks are drawn on dictators and a poll reveals what number grads are least likely to share on a date.
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New parents Brionte, Sherin and Anthony have more in common than just having kids: they're also competing for a chance to pay off their entire student debt. Plus, a new poll reveals the oddest campus locations for sex.
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College grads compete for a chance to pay off their student loan debt. Plus, Gen. Don Roger travels back from the future, and we find out which college major has the most sex.
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On this special teachers' episode, Dana, Ryan and Tiara compete for a chance to pay off their student loan debt. Plus, a terrible insult comic stops by, and we reveal the last thing parents want to find in their kid's dorm room.
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College grads Lace, Mat and Jodeci compete for a chance to pay off their entire student debt. Plus, General Don Roger travels from the future, and our polling question reveals the average length of a sexual dry spell.
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College grads compete for a chance to pay off their student loan debt, and a terrible insult comic shows up to roast Michael and our solar system. Plus, our poll reveals the five best dates you can have for under $10.
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Student loan debt is out of control and Michael Torpey (Orange is the New Black) is fixing it in the most inefficient way possible… a comedy game show. Paid Off with Michael Torpey gives three college grads—each saddled with student debt—the chance to test the value of their education in a fun, fast-paced trivia contest. In the end, one lucky winner will have the chance to win the sum of their debt in cash.
This year, the game show is upping the stakes, awarding more than $1 million in prize money throughout the season. And for the first time, fans will be able to get in on the action with the new Live Lightning Round. At the end of each new episode, viewers will be prompted to call in for a chance to win up to $3,000 to put toward their own student debt. All they have to do is correctly answer three trivia questions posed to them by Torpey, broadcasting live from a studio in New York City.
