It was actually IRL gaming, but this is the closest option to that:

My wife and I had signed up to go to our very first tabletop gaming convention (KublaCon, down in California) years ago. This was around the same time I had started up a podcast with a game shop owning buddy of mine, so we had done some interviews with some of the designers in the industry and I'd gotten a chance to know some of them a little bit.

Well, one of the nights at the convention the designer of One Night Ultimate Werewolf (Ted Alspach) and his wife invited me, my wife, my buddy, and a handful of our gaming crew to their room for some rounds of ONUW with them. It was Ashley's (my wife) first time ever playing, but since it was such a large group, we had quite a few of the special roles included, making it a bit more complex.

So the game is moving along, and during the discussion phase, all the evidence is pointing toward Ashley being a werewolf (she honestly seemed a little bit confused as to what she should be doing and was slipping up in her cover stories while everyone was debating what happened during the "night phase").

Time runs out and we go for the vote, and it's *near unanimous* voting for her. She innocently reveals her card, and she's the FREAKING TANNER (for anyone who doesn't know the game, that's probably one of the hardest roles to pull off, because you're basically only on your side, not the werewolves or the villagers. You *want* to be killed in the end. If you make it too obvious, people will catch on and leave you alone, if you don't make it obvious enough, you're likely to just be overlooked for being anything important).

It was at that point, everyone realized I had married a freaking mastermind that we had to watch out for at all times...