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Its not YouTube, but Dropout.tv probably has the best "TV style" gameshow content.
I second this recommendation. Honestly, I hate the proliferation of streaming services... but this one's consistently fun. It's the College Humor folks. Fun stuff.
What?? Really? I loved those guys back in the day, definitely going to have to check this out!
Yep. They've got game shows that are really reminiscent of things like Whose Line Is It Anyway, and check out basically anything Brennan Lee Mulligan is involved with.
I'm definitely liking make some noise and dirty laundry
This is the only streaming service I actually like paying for. I want to support them.
They also have some of their content in YouTube. The 'um, actually' channel is how I discovered them.