Dating reality format 'EXchange' from CJ ENM expands beyond Asia, while 'Nation's Dumbest' from BBC Studios reaches 10 international territories. A week in unscripted content (35/2026).
One of the most adapted formats ever, money suitcase game show 'Deal or No Deal' from Banijay Entertainment, will be revived next year in Germany on Sat.1.
Dating reality format 'EXchange' from CJ ENM expands beyond Asia and will be adapted in Brazil for Prime Video as 'Love Transit'. Former couples stay together under one roof but keep their past secret from the other participants. They look back, meet new people, and must decide whether to reunite with an ex or start a new relationship.
'Nation's Dumbest' from BBC Studios has been commissioned in Spain and Lithuania, reaching 10 international territories. It is a comedy game show no celebrity wants to win: they aim to be eliminated as quickly as possible and avoid being crowned "the nation's dumbest".
Following the UK, the Netherlands and Germany, dating reality show 'Virgin Island' (Passion Distribution) has been commissioned by TV 2 Denmark. It promises honest conversations, personal growth, and new experiences for a group of virgins discovering intimacy.
New lifestyle format 'Live Better for Less' from Banijay Entertainment will launch seven local versions across Europe in September using AI localisation. People facing challenges such as clutter, limited budgets, and out-of-reach goals use guidance to make meaningful changes. It is made in association with Vinted and WPP Media.
After France and Germany, strategic reality format 'Werewolves' from StudioCanal and Dreamspark launches a local version in the Netherlands this week as a partnership between pubcaster NPO and Disney+. Among other upcoming launches are an adaptation of 360° arena prime-time quiz format 'The Final Circle' (Warner Bros. Discovery) on Sat.1 Germany, and Avalon's 'Taskmaster', testing the wiles, wit, and wisdom of hyper-competitive comedians, in a Polish version on TVN.
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