
Gauntlet of Gaymes
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In this bizarre and fast-paced game show, queer celebrieis participate in a series of four hilarious games that challenge their talent, mental, and physical fitness. Hosted by Michael Henry, the Gauntlet of Gaymes is a silly and unpredictable way to see your favorite queer celebrities like you've never seen them before.
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