The Joe Schmo Show, Season 3 (2013) Watch Full Episodes Online

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Watch Full Episodes of Spike TV's Joe Schmo Show. Chase Rogan, Ralph Garman and Lorenzo Lamas star in the fake reality competition show. Can SPIKE pull off the greatest hoax in television history again? Chase Rogan believes he's signed on for a reality TV competition show called "The Full Bounty" to become America's next bounty hunter and the chance to win $100k. What Chase doesn't know is that his competitors are actually improv actors portraying reality TV stereotypes.

Premiere Date: January 8, 2013
Network: Spike
Genre: Reality TV, Comedy
Official Website: Spike.com/Shows/The-Joe-Schmo-Show
Starring: Chase Rogan, Ralph Garman, Lorenzo Lamas, Rob Belushi, Amanda Landry, Michael Weaver, Lombardo Boyar, Chelsey Crisp, Jo Newman, Meghan Falcone, Nikki McKenzie, Segun Oduolowu, Fred Cross
Running Time: 1 hr.
TV Rating: TV-14

Synopsis

The Joe Schmo Show is a one-hour, 10-episode series featuring a real guy who believes he is on an over-the-top reality show looking for America's next bounty hunter and the chance to win $100k. What he doesn't know is the entire show is FAKE. For over a year his entire world was carefully planned by a team of writers, producers, and actors all performing for him. His "competitors" are actually actors representing every classic reality show cliché, including the Buddy, the Jerk, the Model, and even Lorenzo Lamas, playing a washed-up version of himself.

The actors must do their best under these insane circumstances to follow a predetermined script. One break in character or a single misspoken word could bring the entire show crashing down around them. He'll experience everything from flame throwers and stun guns to being chained to federal inmates and capturing his own fugitive. "Joe" must navigate this ridiculous world while we discover how a contestant reacts to being thrust on a show filled with every outlandish element reality television has to offer. How far can producers push this 'reality,' and the ensuing ridiculous competitions? Will "Joe's" character remain intact? And of course, will the actors be convincing enough or will our unsuspecting "Joe" figure it all out?