Also, 'LOL: Last One Laughing' enjoyed a strong season 7 premiere in Germany. A week in unscripted content (22/2026).
Warner Bros. Discovery is set to roll out a new cooking competition format, '100 Cooks', from next month in the U.S. and internationally. The Food Network show sends 100 home cooks into a culinary gauntlet where they will be judged and 99 of them eliminated in food-themed battles.
RTVE has ordered 'The Tunnel'. The brand-new show from Fremantle mixes knowledge and strategy, as a large group of participants enters the tunnel aiming to reach the end before their opponents. They advance by answering questions correctly, but also have to be smart about how they play and when to take risks, as they face elimination duels.
The Spanish pubcaster will also adapt a mental health format featuring real therapy sessions, 'Inside Therapy', from Warner Bros.
RTVE also announced that its daily entertainment chat show 'La revuelta' will be available on Netflix the day after its TV broadcast.
The season 7 premiere of the German version of 'LOL: Last One Laughing' drew attention, as the Prime Video comedy show debuted at the top of the weekly AGF streaming chart, behind only the Eurovision Song Contest event. A cast of comedic actors and stand-ups compete to make each other laugh first in this format based on the Japanese 'Documental' from Yoshimoto Kogyo.
FormatBiz reports on Conecta Magaluf's sessions focused on the global development of the unscripted format industry, including panels with Tim Crescenti, Avi Armoza, Caroline Servy, Simone de Pruyssenaere de la Woestyne, and Miroslav Radojevic.
Banijay Entertainment has acquired global rights to the comedy format 'The Comedy League'. Blending physical competition with comedy, it sees entertainers compete in unexpected sporting challenges.
Starting next week, iHeartMedia's morning talk show 'The Breakfast Club' will be available globally on Netflix immediately, becoming the streamer's first daily live program. Until now, it had only been available after the radio broadcast, Variety reports.
Can't Stop Media's atypical interview format 'The A-Talks' will be adapted in Czechia on public TV.