LOS ANGELES -- Donald Trump -- massage therapist997 Archives Game of Thrones character? Mime?
In the new web series The Big What If -- which Mashableis exclusively debuting --SMOSH reimagines what would happen if the Republican presidential nominee put himself in areas other than politics.
SEE ALSO: Animated 3D series 'Trumpocalypse' imagines Donald Trump as presidentSMOSH's tagline for the show is: "One subject. Infinite possibilities. Change one variable and everything could be different."
Cast members include Shayne Topp, Courtney Miller, Olivia Sui, Keith Leakand Noah Grossman.
SMOSH duo Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox served as writers alongside Ryan Finnerty, Kurt Maloney, Monica Vasandani and the rest of The Smosh Squad. They co-produced with Ryan Todd.
New episodes of The Big What If will launch on the SMOSH channel every other Wednesday, alternating with Every [Blank] Ever.
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