The ITV Studios format is a hit in the U.K. and Germany, among others. A week in unscripted content (37/2026).
Survival reality show 'I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!' from ITV Studios will get a new U.S. remake, ordered by Peacock for 2027. Set in an unforgiving jungle, celebrities stripped of every luxury will pair up with a friend or family member to face physical and psychological challenges. The format is a hit in the U.K. and Germany, among others.
Netflix orders new dating show 'Love at First Sight', where a group of singles will discover if a first impression can lead to everlasting love.
Dori Media Group adds relationship format 'New Love' to its format catalogue. Single women spend a fast-tracked 72 hours living with a potential partner and then decide whether to continue for another 72 hours or start with someone new.
Sony Pictures Television adds new format 'Help Me Tiny Big Brain'. Junior geniuses are paired with comedians in this comedy game show commissioned by UKTV.
New format 'Mission Accomplished' from Primitives launched on VRT 1 in Belgium. Celebrities take on secret missions pushing them beyond their comfort zones. Back in the studio, they make their claims, challenge each other and expose the bluffs.
Food Network announces new baking game show 'Sweet Deceit' that challenges teams to search for deceptive, hyper-realistic sweets hiding in plain sight in real-world locations.
After the Netherlands and French Canada, 'Let's Play Ball' will be produced in Finland for Star Channel by Banijay. The physical comedy game show sees two rival teams race to transport a massive ball across various terrains.
Fuji TV announces a partnership with Small World IFT's Tim Crescenti, who will non-exclusively represent Fuji TV's formats worldwide, excluding Japan.
Following a 3-hour celebrity special earlier this year, the Japanese version of 'The Floor' will get a full season on Nippon TV this fall. Japan has been the first market in Asia to adapt the Talpa Studios game show format.
Telemundo orders first Spanish-language adaptation of NBCUniversal's reality competition 'House of Villains'. Infamous reality TV villains compete in a series of challenges, scheming and manipulating their way to victory.
'Werewolves' from StudioCanal and Dreamspark will be adapted in Poland for CANAL+. In this strategic reality format, "werewolves" hide among "villagers" to eliminate them and win the game of deception.