“Following a fall that launched a pair of dramas and saw huge success from so many returning series, we’re excited to really pull back the curtain in January with big swings across genres that provide something for everyone,” added Susan Rovner, Chairman, Entertainment Content, NBCUniversal Television and Streaming. “After a premiere week win and tremendous success this season to-date, we’re well-primed to deliver on that promise and continue this winning trend through the remainder of the season.” “Our goal in the fall was to engage and grow the NBC audience with hallmark dramas, building momentum through the holidays and into the Olympics, all of which will work in concert to provide the best possible launch pads for our new and returning midseason shows,” stated Frances Berwick, Chairman, Entertainment Networks, NBCUniversal Television and Streaming. And Law and Order returns after a 10 year break on February 24, 2022. Renee Zellweger stars in The Thing About Pam, a limited series inspired by Dateline NBC‘s most popular episodes and set to premiere on March 8th. The heist thriller The Endgame is set to premiere after the Olympics on February 21st.

NBC will be adding three new dramas to its winter primetime lineup. The network’s just-released midseason schedule also reveals Tuesday nights this winter will feature the new workplace comedy American Auto from Superstore‘s Justin Spitzer and Grand Crew from Phil Augusta Jackson and Dan Goor. The sixth and final season of NBC’s award-winning drama This Is Us will premiere on Tuesday, Januat 9pm ET/PT. “Ben, Howard, Greg and John have deep expertise in unscripted content and are the perfect partners to help us transform Uno into a television series for the whole family.Michael Benjamin Washington as Cyrus, Ana Gasteyer as Katherine, Humphrey Ker as Elliot, Harriet Dyer as Sadie, and Tye White as Jack in ‘American Auto’ (Photo by: Greg Gayne/NBC) “Uno is the most popular game in the world and is a fixture in pop culture, making it the ideal franchise to build a reality game show” Adam Bonnett, executive producer, Mattel Television, said. The family card game Uno will take the form of a television game show after toy company Mattel decided to team up with Propagate Content and LET’S MAKE A DEAL showrunner. Other toy companies are also hopping on the trend, like Mattel’s “Uno” card game. Other projects include a movie and TV series of “Dungeons & Dragons” and a scripted series based on the board game “Risk.” According to TheWrap, the toy company is working with Fox to launch an animated “Clue” TV series.

“Guess Who?” is not the only household classic from Hasbro with an upcoming adaptation. If the guess is wrong, that player loses the game! Players can also challenge opponents to a series of games in the Championship Series, where the first player to win 5 games is the Guess Who? champion. When they think they know who their opponent’s mystery character is, players make a guess. Each player chooses a mystery character and then using yes or no questions, they try to figure out the other players mystery character. It’s the Guess Who? game – the original guessing game! This Guess Who? game goes back to the tabletop style boards, styled after the original, rather than handheld boards. Hasbro’s “Guess Who?” made its debut in 1979 and is now sold worldwide. The live game show, produced by Hasbro’s Entertainment One (eOne) and Endemol Shine North America, will “feature contestants making snap judgments based on intuition and clues in an effort to win cash prizes in each episode,” TheWrap reported. Hasbro’s classic game “Guess Who?” is headed to TV in an unscripted game show adaptation on NBC. Hasbro’s ‘Guess Who?’ to Hit the Small-Screen in Upcoming Game Show on NBC Shares 0 Facebook Tweet Pin Email SMS Photo from Hasbro Gaming Official’s Instagram

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