'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' returns to Italy and Japan. A week in unscripted content (50/2025).
Korean survival reality format 'Bloody Game' (Banijay Rights) reaches its fifth adaptation with the recent launch on Dutch Videoland. Cut off from the outside world, contestants must outlast their rivals, withstand challenges, and forge alliances to avoid elimination.
'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?', the global best-selling format ever according to K7 Media, stays relevant. The Sony quiz show returned to Italian screens last weekend after 5 years, in a new "tournament" format, and is confirmed to return to Japan after a 13-year break.
German Census+ streaming data for November is available. Reality competition 'Power Couple' from Dori Media and celebrity version of 'Temptation Island' from Banijay are the most-streamed unscripted shows of the month.
Classic game show 'The Price Is Right' from Fremantle gets revived in Spain, as Telecinco orders a new version.
TV4 Sweden reboots competition format 'Clash of the Choirs' (Banijay Rights). Established choirs compete in musical challenges to raise awareness and funds for cancer research.
Spin-off dating show 'First Dates Beach Club' (Warner Bros.) arrives soon, launching on Channel 4 UK. It brings the franchise's matchmaking magic to a beachside setting for cocktails and flirting by the pool.
Another new launch is readying in France, as TF1 premieres 'Sea Battle' this week. The format from Satisfaction Group turns the classic game of sinking opponents' ships into a prime-time game show.
Netflix launches game show 'What's in the Box?', hosted by Neil Patrick Harris. Contestants answer trivia to win hidden prizes.