'Celebrity Liar'

Celebrity Liar is reminiscent of the old celebrity panel shows that many of us remember fondly. Quite simply, two recognizable stars each tell the same story - only one of them is lying. The game is filmed live, and viewers are invited to join the chat room to register their votes for who they believe the liar to be. It's easy to see that the stars and hosts are all having a great time, which makes the show a lot of fun to watch. Definitely check this one out.

Celebrity Liar is a hidden gem amongst web-based game shows. The premise is simple: two celebrities tell the same story as if it happened to them. The audience then gets to choose which star they believe is lying. If the audience correctly chooses the liar, the star who was telling the truth gets a point. If the audience votes the other way, the liar gets two points. Viewers can participate live via the chat room, which is moderated by the lovely co-host, Louise Roe.

The show itself is hosted by Andrew Hill Newman, who is an actor, writer, and producer who most recently has been writing for the show iCarly. He's a funny guy, and could rival many of the current television game show hosts for his skill in moving the game along with humor and efficiency.

The stars of the show, of course, are the celebrities who appear to tell their stories. These are some fairly big names too, like Helen Hunt, Matthew Perry, Hank Azaria, Kathy Najimy, Greg Proops, and Nicole Sullivan. The celebs really get into the game, and their banter between stories makes the show even more enjoyable. If you're missing the old celebrity-based panel shows of the past, which were devoid of all the glitz, neon lights, and manufactured drama we see today in prime time games, then Celebrity Liar will really hit the spot.

The only prize that is given out is a Mega Millions lottery ticket, and each celebrity mentions a favorite charity that they plan to donate "an undisclosed" portion of their winnings to, should they hit the jackpot.

Celebrity Liar is the real deal - it's not some quirky little game that looks like it was filmed in someone's basement. You'll be entertained and engaged, so make sure you have a little extra time on your hands, because you'll end up telling yourself, "OK, just one more episode..."

You can play along with Celebrity Liar every Tuesday at 6pm Pacific/9pm Eastern at The Room Live, or visit the website to watch archived episodes.