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An escape game show with a horror twist, the Nippon TV format Dark Doubt sees contestants try to break out of pitch-black stages before attempting to clear missions.

Mondo TV Group and Toon2Tango are presenting the new CGI “spy-fi” series Agent 203.

The CW Network has picked up the Canadian drama series Family Law, distributed by Entertainment One (eOne), for the U.S.

Passion Distribution is plugging a new dating format, Love in the Flesh, in the TV Formats Screenings Festival, along with Stitch, Please!

Nefertine on the Nile, based on a series of best-selling books, leads Cyber Group Studios’ highlights.

From AMS Pictures, the BossaNova highlight Hindenburg: The Cover-Up explores new theories and documents that point to a possible cover-up regarding the German passenger airship across two 60-minute episodes.

Fuji Television Network’s $$$ Mansion—Can You Keep the Cash?, one of the game shows available in the TV Formats Screenings Festival, sees four teams vie for a massive cash prize. 

Passion Distribution’s Love in the Flesh explores whether relationships formed through social media and dating apps can survive in the real world.

Nippon TV has inked a deal with Netflix to stream its entertainment show Old Enough! in over 190 countries.

Blu Digital Group (BDG) has appointed Silviu Epure as VP of content globalization of the company’s current localization division.