BBC Two Takes Armoza’s The Bubble

CANNES: The Bubble, a comedy news-quiz hybrid from Armoza Formats, is heading into production for BBC Two. 

Each week, the show watches as three celebrity contestants are locked away in a media-free zone for four days. They are then are brought into the studio and shown a series of headlines, news reports and images and must determine which are true stories and which are fake. The show has already been broadcast in territories such as Israel (Channel 10), Denmark (DR1) and Poland (TVP2). 

Jimmy Mulville, the managing director of Hat Trick, commented: "We are looking forward to bringing this popular game-show format to the U.K. It’s originality, comic approach to current affairs and exploration of our culture’s obsession with staying in touch make it a unique and appealing game show."

Katie Taylor, an entertainment executive for the BBC, added: “We look forward to bringing this innovative comic news format to our audiences next year. The show has enjoyed international success and will complement our growing portfolio of entertainment shows.”

Avi Armoza, the CEO of Armoza Formats, said: "We are pleased to partner with Hat Trick in bringing this acclaimed format to the BBC. We couldn’t think of a better broadcaster for The Bubble. All around the world, audiences are connecting with  the series and its message about unplugging from the rush of daily life. In a uniquely comedic way, The Bubble addresses the funny side of our culture’s particular habits."