The Wall is getting a big international push here at MIPCOM with plans afoot for a new European production hub and fresh international deals for the gameshow format in the offing.

The company, alongside Glassman Media—maker of reality series and primetime TV game shows such as NBC’s The Wall—are in the middle of producing a 10-episode game show for Chick-fil-A

It has ordered a ten-part, family-friendly gameshow from Glassman Media, the company behind NBC’s The Wall, and Michael Sugar’s Sugar23, which is behind series such as Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why.

Chick-Fil-A is moving aggressively into the entertainment space with plans to launch a slate of originals for its own streaming platform.

We hear that this includes a family-friendly gameshow from Glassman Media, the company behind NBC’s The Wall, and Michael Sugar’s Sugar23, which is behind series such as Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why. Deadline understands this show has been handed a ten-episode order.

Initially, the restaurant is said to be focused on family-friendly unscripted programming, including a game show produced by Glassman Media and Sugar23

The Wall is partnering with Lucky Strike Entertainment to bring a unique experience to 14 entertainment venues and centers across the country. Starting Friday, June 9 and ending Sunday, June 26 — on weekends — there will be interactive gaming experiences at 14 Lucky Strike venues inspired by The Wall. 

Which lucky pair of Contestants have walked away from The Wall with the highest earnings—and how much?

If you're looking for a game show that perfectly combines trivia knowledge with pure luck in the quest for grand cash prizes, then NBC's The Wall is for you.

General-entertainment network INSP today announced the cast members of the ALL STARS edition of Ultimate Cowboy Showdown. Top Cowboys from the first three seasons of the fan-favorite original cowboy competition series have returned for a second chance to prove they have what it takes to WIN!

NBC  has announced its game shows The Wall and Weakest Link will return with fresh episodes in April.

General-entertainment network INSP today announced it has greenlit a fourth season of its fan-favorite original cowboy competition series Ultimate Cowboy Showdown.  The new season, an all-stars edition, will see the return of Trace Adkins along with top contestants from the first three seasons.

General-entertainment network INSP, the leader in Western & Western adjacent programming, has greenlit a third season of its original competition series Ultimate Cowboy Showdown featuring country music icon Trace Adkins as host and executive producer.

BBC One and Banijay’s Remarkable Television are to produce another series of The Wall for 2021 including more celebrity specials.

NBC has renewed non-scripted competition series The Wall for a fourth season.

The network has handed the show, which will see Chris Hardwick return as host, a 20-episode run.

​This comes as it scheduled the three remaining episodes of the third season, which launched in March. The final episodes will air on October 1, October 21 and October 28 at 8pm.

ROBERTSDALE, Alabama — In the days of the old Hollywood western movies, during times of great distress, cowboys would come riding in to save the day.
In the spirit of those popular westerns, which are also prevalent on the network, the stars of INSP’s The Cowboy Way, including Robertsdale’s Cody Harris, will come riding in for their seventh season beginning at 8 p.m. (CT) Wednesday, July 29.

In Ultimate Cowboy Showdown, 12 cowboys (men and women) from across the country compete for the ultimate cowboy prize – their own herd of cattle.