‘Dungeon Masters’ Host Jasmine Bhullar on Running D&D Without Licensing Restraints for New Actual-Play Show: ‘We Can Call Everything By Its Right Name’

Home TV News Apr 22, 2026 7:14pm PT ‘Dungeon Masters’ Host Jasmine Bhullar on Running D&D Without Licensing Restraints for New Actual-Play Show: ‘We Can Call Everything By Its Right Name’ By Jennifer Maas Plus Icon Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer @jmaasaronson Latest Warner Bros. Pictures’ Pam Abdy on ‘Weapons’ Prequel Status, Prepping ‘Practical Magic 2’ Merch and Animated Movies 41 minutes ago ‘The Testaments’ Actor Brad Alexander on Garth’s ‘Restrained Affection’ for Agnes, What His ‘Riskier Position’ Means for Her After the Ball 3 hours ago Blumhouse’s ‘Worst Ex Ever’ Sets Season 2 Release at Netflix; Trailer Reveals Wade Wilson, ’90 Day Fiance’ Star Geoffrey Paschel as New True-Crime Subjects (EXCLUSIVE) 1 day ago See All Wizards of the Coast Wizards of the Coast debuted the first two episodes of its new actual-play series, “Dungeon Masters,” Wednesday on YouTube, adding an officially licensed offering to the growing lineup of “Dungeons & Dragons”-inspired gameplay shows on the market. Run by “DesiQuest” and “Dimension 20” star Jasmine Bhullar, “Dungeon Masters” is produced by “D&D” rights holder Wizards of the Coast. That means Bhullar and her cast — Mayanna Berrin (“Dispatch,” “StoryQuest”), Christian Navarro (“13 Reasons Why,” “Forgotten Realms: Tears of Selune”), Neil Newbon (“Baldur’s Gate III”) and Devora Wilde (“Baldur’s Gate III”) — have the rare opportunity to say many trademarked words and phrases, including just the simple acknowledgement of Bhullar’s role as “dungeon master.” Popular on Variety Related Stories Ana Huang's 'Gods of the Game' English Premier League Soccer Romance Book Series Sets Three-Film Adaptation at Amazon (EXCLUSIVE)