Smart Dog Media and MBC Korea aim to bring 'Midnight Horror Story' to the U.S. market. Sony's 'Dragons' Den' is in top form in Germany. A look at the week in unscripted content (36/2025).
All3Media International's reality competition 'Rise & Fall', developed by Studio Lambert, launches its daily Indian adaptation this week on Amazon MX Player. Celebrities are divided into two opposing groups – the Rulers and the Workers – and battle for power, with opportunities to rise and fall.
A new big studio game show launches soon on La 1 in Spain. 'Cuánto, cuánto, cuánto', developed by The Mediapro Studio, puts celebrities and the audience to the test in "surprising and fun measuring challenges," such as guessing how many eggs are needed for an omelette for 200 people.
Also premiering in the coming days: the Spanish version of 'The Quiz with Balls' on Antena 3, the new U.S. syndicated word-puzzle game show 'Scrambled Up', and ITV UK's quiz show 'Win Win'. This new format from NBCUniversal will give home viewers the chance to win the same prizes as studio contestants. NBC is also developing a U.S. version.
Following 'The Masked Singer', Smart Dog Media and MBC are collaborating again to bring another Korean format to the U.S. – this time a game show reenacting spooky stories, 'Midnight Horror Story', Deadline reports.
Sony's investment format 'Dragons' Den (Shark Tank)' is in top form in Germany, winning Monday prime time in the 14–49 demo for Vox against two new launches: RTL's quiz show '7 Richtige' and ProSieben's 'Nation's Dumbest'. Dwdl.de reports.
Netflix has announced a September 23 release date for the Korean mystery-solving game show reboot 'Crime Scene Zero', which puts celebrities in dual roles as suspects and detectives.