Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: June 19, 2020
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 68
Networks: YouTube
Genres: Comedy

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No More Jockeys(2020)

TMDB Rating: 5.0 (2 votes)

Overview

Name a person, and a category they fall under – while avoiding naming people from all previous categories.

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Set 1

14 episodes • 2020Avg: 7.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Set 1, Game 1	Jun 19, 2020	7.0
2	Set 1, Game 2	Jun 19, 2020	7.0
3	Set 1, Game 3	Jun 26, 2020	7.0
4	Set 1, Game 4	Jul 3, 2020	0.0
5	Set 1, Game 5	Jul 10, 2020	0.0
6	Set 1, Game 6 - Wonder Thursday #1	Jul 17, 2020	0.0
7	Set 1, Game 7 - Wonder Thursday #2	Jul 24, 2020	0.0
8	Set 1, Game 8	Jul 31, 2020	0.0
9	Set 1, Game 9	Aug 7, 2020	0.0
10	Set 1, Game 10	Aug 14, 2020	0.0
11	Set 1, Game 11	Aug 21, 2020	0.0
12	Set 1, Game 12	Aug 28, 2020	0.0
13	Set 1, Game 13	Sep 4, 2020	0.0
14	Set 1, Game 14	Sep 11, 2020	0.0

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Set 2

10 episodes • 2020

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Set 2, Game 1	Sep 25, 2020
2	Set 2, Game 2	Oct 2, 2020
3	Set 2, Game 3	Oct 9, 2020
4	Set 2, Game 4	Oct 16, 2020
5	Set 2, Game 5	Oct 23, 2020
6	Set 2, Game 6	Oct 30, 2020
7	Set 2, Game 7	Nov 6, 2020
8	Set 2, Game 8	Nov 13, 2020
9	Set 2, Game 9	Nov 20, 2020
10	Set 2, Game 10	Nov 27, 2020

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Set 3

13 episodes • 2021

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Set 3, Game 1	Jan 22, 2021
2	Set 3, Game 2	Jan 29, 2021
3	Set 3, Game 3	Feb 5, 2021
4	Set 3, Game 4	Feb 12, 2021
5	Set 3, Game 5	Feb 19, 2021
6	Set 3, Game 6	Feb 26, 2021
7	Set 3, Game 7	Mar 5, 2021
8	Set 3, Game 8	Mar 12, 2021
9	Set 3, Game 9	Mar 19, 2021
10	Set 3, Game 10	Mar 26, 2021
11	Set 3, Game 11	Apr 2, 2021
12	Set 3, Game 12	Apr 9, 2021
13	Set 3, Game 13	Apr 16, 2021

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Set 4

16 episodes • 2021

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Set 4, Game 1	Jun 4, 2021
2	Set 4, Game 2	Jun 11, 2021
3	Set 4, Game 3	Jun 18, 2021
4	Set 4, Game 4	Jun 25, 2021
5	Set 4, Game 5	Jul 2, 2021
6	Set 4, Game 6	Jul 9, 2021
7	Set 4, Game 7	Jul 16, 2021
8	Set 4, Game 9	Jul 23, 2021
9	Set 4, Game 10	Jul 30, 2021
10	Set 4, Game 11	Aug 6, 2021
11	Set 4, Game 12	Aug 13, 2021
12	Set 4, Game 13	Aug 20, 2021
13	Set 4, Game 14	Sep 3, 2021
14	Set 4, Game 15	Sep 10, 2021
15	Set 4, Game 16	Sep 17, 2021
16	Set 4, Game 17	Sep 24, 2021

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Set 5

15 episodes • 2022

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Set 5, Game 1	Sep 2, 2022
2	Set 5, Game 2	Sep 9, 2022
3	Set 5, Game 3	Sep 16, 2022
4	Set 5, Game 4	Sep 23, 2022
5	Set 5, Game 5	Sep 30, 2022
6	Set 5, Game 6	Oct 7, 2022
7	Set 5, Game 7	Oct 14, 2022
8	Set 5, Game 8	Oct 21, 2022
9	Set 5, Game 9	Oct 28, 2022
10	Set 5, Game 10	Nov 4, 2022
11	Set 5, Game 11	Nov 11, 2022
12	Set 5, Game 12	Nov 18, 2022
13	Set 5, Game 13	Nov 25, 2022
14	Set 5, Game 14	Dec 2, 2022
15	Set 5, Game 15	Dec 9, 2022

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