Claim to Fame

While the show is not perfect, it is a good way to pass half an hour. The mystery dynamic of attempting to figure out relationships is what keeps the show engaging and entertaining. That said, the show does attempt to rely too heavily on drama when the real intrigue is attempting to decode the relationships. I feel this show has potential, but some changes need to be made for this to be viable for a second season.

When this show first debuted I didn't watch it. I would just go to the end to see what celebrity they were related to but it wasn't much fun because I didn't know the contestants and wasn't invested in their stories because I didn't know anything.

Some point during Season 3, I finally watched an episode in full and I was hooked. I really thought it was going to be stupid with a bunch people living together but I was 100% wrong.

So, I went and binged watched season 1 and season 2 and I felt so stupid for not giving it a chance. I really missed out because I already knew who a lot of them were related to.

Now for Season 3 I've seen all the episodes in full and will continue to do that for every season that comes out.

It's not stupid at all. There are a lot of fun personalitites and the trickery that goes on is fun. The guessing is the best part. I also like the games which are a bit over the top sometimes but they're related to discovering clues to who's related to who so that makes it much more fun.

I still don't get the talent show part at the beginning of the seasons. But that's the only one.

I hope this stays on forever and I hope they release 2 seasons a year.

It's phenomenal. Brings me so much joy.

A few things I don't like about it is the voto booth part, it takes way too long and I'm impatient.

The fact that they let it be known who the celebrity relative is if someone has guessed it correctly.

The clues are too easy sometimes and it's so obvious who the celebrity relative is. Like in Season 3 with Dedrick, that was so obvious. You could bet money on that without a care.

At the end of Season 3, for some odd reason one of the final 3 told 2 former contestants who he was related to right before the finale and not only was that stupid (I get that he felt no one would be able to guess him because he had all the cards in his hand but still) but they also told the audience at home.

How cool would it have been to be completely surprised at who his relative was on the finale. Just edit out that part.

No one guess that person, they were focused on a different genre so it would have been a huge surprise for the audience at home.

I see that are fixing it especially after season 1 but they could do a bit better at concealing the celebrity identities for as long as possible. Some parts just need to be edited out.

But, I don't care whatever I love this show!

It would be better if they would not reveal to us at home who they are. I would rather guess myself. It would at least then be a bit of fun for the home viewers as well.

It is so refreshing to watch a reality show with a brand new concept. I thoroughly enjoy the show and I'm looking forward to all the seasons to come. It would be great if they did not reveal the relatives to the viewers at home so we could guess along, but other than that it's so fun and interactive! Lovely that the challenges are not lame, but they actually require teamwork and critical thinking, as well as testing your pop culture knowledge which is always fun. Kevin and Frankie are great hosts and I enjoy how they are not cheesy and quirky as most reality show hosts are.

Don't listen to the haters! The show has great potential. See you at the next watch party!!!

Two of the Jonas brothers host this near-celebrity game show that is a competition. Each of the contestants is related to a famous person. The goal is to guess the familial connections of the other contestants while keeping your connection a secret. If your connection is officially guessed, you are eliminated from the show.

Like "Big Brother" or other shows where the contestants live together, bonds are formed and alliances are made. Contestants use various strategies to remain in the house.

Along the way, lots of clues are dropped and---if you win one of the regular games---you can earn extra clues.

The tone of the show is light and the games are often playful. Viewers will probably enjoy guessing along with the players. Physical resemblances and personality traits can be clues or red herrings. If you enjoy game shows like "The Mole", where clues are used to decipher facts, this show might be for you.