Game Changer season 8 has concluded with "Rulette," a chaotic format where comedians wear velcro suits and must follow random rules spun from a giant wheel, emerging as a fan favourite. The show's second iteration, "Rulette 2," aired in season 8 and prompted viewers to call for a full spinoff series, yet Dropout CEO Sam Reich remains unconvinced that the format has sufficient longevity to sustain an independent show.

Reich and his producers evaluate potential spinoffs using three key criteria: whether the format remains exciting after multiple episodes, whether the initial success represented singular chemistry or repeatable comedic potential, and whether it fills a gap in Dropout's existing catalogue. Reich fears "Rulette" could become repetitive with too many iterations, noting that the show's appeal may stem partly from its occasional use as a Game Changer format rather than from inherent sustainability. Whilst Dropout has successfully spun off other games—including "Make Some Noise," which relies on improv's infinite variability—"Rulette" risks feeling redundant if played too frequently, potentially overlapping with existing Dropout programming.