I use the Video Buzz channel as my YouTube for Roku. Video Buzz got eliminated from Roku several months ago, but it is now resurrected (as shareware) under http://www.myvideobuzz.in/\'>http://www.myvideobuzz.in/ as a side-load channel.
Follow the directions on loading it onto Roku. Then once you have it as one of your channels, you can look up anything (shows, people, etc...) in the search section.
I typed in \"Liars Club\", for example, and it will give you a whole selection of streaming YouTube (et.al.) videos. You can select & watch them one at a time or select \"Play All\" and it will play them all down the list.
The downside is that videos that are in multi-parts are not necessarily in order on the list, and there is no guarantee that all multi-parts of a single episode can be easily found in the search feature. Also is that if the author wrote an extended description of the clip or episode, you can never see the whole description if it is more than just a few words.
The one LC format that was the most bizarre was the one where each of the 4 celebrities could only be bet on by one contestant. Whoever had the 2-1 odds had first crack at who they thought was right, the 5-1 odds contestant had to pick one of the remaining three, the 10-1 odds contestant had to choose between the remaining two, and the one who got whichever star was left was given 20-1 odds on their bet. You could bet as little as $1.00, as one contestant did. Since this one was a multi-part stream, I only saw the first segment, but it looked like the 2/5/10/20-1 odds remained over most, if not all, of the game.