If you love playing game shows or board games at home, this is fun. As one reviewer commented, the celebrities seem to having a good time, as we all do when we play games with our families. They seem cool to be around and interact well, and are just regular people. The games vary and create excitement. It's hard to multi-task at home when this show is on.The only thing I don't like is when they lose and have to go to the bar. I swear some actors came back buzzed. Maybe they can go to a Juice Bar or go to the Workout Room?The host keeps the excitement going and knows her job well.The band is great and so are the singers. Love that there's live music.Also, there are celebrities that I don't know and some that I do. I like that.

Finally, in addition to all the talk shows where celebrities gush over celebrities, comes Hollywood Game Night. Yet another opportunity to witness arrogant, self-centered, narcissistic celebutants overact to see who can get the most attention. As if we need another forum to demonstrate that it does not take intelligence to become famous. As a matter of fact, it seems that it only takes a great lack of self respect and a limited amount of self awareness. It also shows how unfunny these people are when their writers aren't there to prop them up. I think we should create another award show so we can even further celebrate those in the spotlight willing to sink to the lowest level for the sake of self-promotion. Watching the "celebrities" on this show reminds me of how adults might act to try to get a crying child to quiet down. I guess they think of the audience as a bunch of crying babies. After watching this show, I can't imagine they are far from reality.

I came across this show one night when nothing else was on. I was surprised to hear this is the second season, as I never heard of it before.I LOVE it. It is fast paced and fun. And all the stars seem to be normal people. Some of them are so smart too. (No offense) The fact that they have various games in the show, keeps the game from getting boring. The host, forgive me I forgot her name, just keeps things rolling along at a fast pace.My hat goes off to the people that think of the various games in the show. Some are tough, some are seriously ridiculous and soooo fun.I hope it stays on the air.

Based on the first episode, Hollywood Game Night looks like it will not live up to its potential. Although its premise, celebrities getting together to play party games, had promise, the execution is flawed.For starters, the show based much of its marketing on the appeal of Jane Lynch, leading viewers to expect the acidic humor she uses on Glee. However, Lynch keeps the sarcasm to a minimum, depriving the show of some much needed biting wit.Furthermore, the show is heavily reliant on the ability of the guest celebrities to engage in improv banter for its entertainment value. In the first episode, only Martin Short seemed to bring any real spark. This may improve with future episodes, as the guest list seems heavy with SNL alumni.Finally, the scoring in some of the games seems arbitrary, with the last two games made top heavy through multiplication of points.