Mmm, we’ve been quite down on this in the past despite everyone in TV being adamant it’d be massively successful over here, I just don’t think the format as is/was lends itself very well to being a weekly show (and if you’re going to have prizes worth playing for, a daily show is out of… Read More: Raid the Cage US »
Of likely interest, the BBC have launched a quiz one on iPlayer, amongst others (including a Louis Theroux one, an arts one and a history one). It seems to include recent offerings, so don’t go expecting anything historical. Knock yourselves out.
According to Broadcast. Eight episodes. Please don’t start episode one with something requiring a five minute rule explanation. Please.
All the media commentators are super-excited and we are just a day away from discovering if actual members of the public are actually going to give a toss. In my head I’m still trying to work out the format – 16 people going in on night one, six weeks later they’ll be a winner, so… Read More: Big Brother IS BACK!!! »
It was originally announced 18 months ago, which suggests making shows for streaming services is just as slow if not actually slower than famously the-zeitgeist-has-moved-on-by-the-time-it-comes-out broadcast TV (Squid Game: The Challenge). Looks good though. Teams Do A Bondy Thing then answer a question to win some cash, and if they Do Enough Bondy Things and… Read More: 007: Road to a Million launches November 10th on Prime »