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Okada Junichi-Hosted ‘The Floor’ Quiz Format Returns to Nippon TV for Season 2 in Japan (EXCLUSIVE)

Nippon TV has ordered a second season of Talpa Studios‘ game show “The Floor” in Japan, building on the format’s first full adaptation in Asia. The new season will premiere Oct. 21 across its national network. The season will run as a weekly series with…

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Nippon TV has ordered a second season of Talpa Studios‘ game show “The Floor” in Japan, building on the format’s first full adaptation in Asia.

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The new season will premiere Oct. 21 across its national network.

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The season will run as a weekly series with an all-celebrity cast of 32 contestants, a step up from the show’s Japanese debut. “The Floor” launched in Japan in March this year as a three-hour prime-time celebrity special, marking the format’s first adaptation in Asia. Okada Junichi, the actor whose international profile has risen following the Netflix series “Last Samurai Standing,” returns as host.

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Oi Shuichi, managing director of programming and platform strategy in Nippon TV’s content strategy headquarters, said, “Nippon TV’s edition of ‘The Floor’ received an overwhelmingly positive response when it first premiered this March; its fast-paced gameplay and strategic psychological battles set it apart from traditional Japanese quiz shows. Following that success, we are delighted to bring the show to Japanese audiences as a regular weekly series. ‘The Floor’ goes beyond the boundaries of a conventional quiz format to deliver compelling human drama, laying bare the contestants’ raw emotions and relentless determination. We believe it will become must-watch weekly viewing for…

Original source: https://variety.com/v/tv/

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Matthew Lillard Says ‘I Feel Ashamed’ for Acting in ‘Scream 7’ After Melissa Barrera Got Fired: ‘I Blew That. I’m on the Wrong Side of History’

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Matthew Lillard feels “ashamed” for starring in this year’s “Scream 7” after Melissa Barrera was fired from the franchise due to social media posts criticizing Israel amid the war in Gaza. Lillard starred in Wes Craven’s original “Scream” in 1996 as Stu Macher. He reprised…

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