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Prime Video has greenlit the new reality show Date Night (w.t.) for the U.K. and Ireland.

Aude Daubas, format manager for adventure and beach reality at Banijay, on what has led to the longevity of the hit format, which has hit a milestone of 25 years since its debut.

Screentime New Zealand, part of Banijay, is to produce a local version of Blow Up for Three, part of Warner Bros. Discovery ANZ.

SBS has commissioned the observational documentary series The Matchmakers, which is to be produced by BBC Studios Australia and New Zealand.

Paramount Global Content Distribution has secured a deal that sees the Showtime documentary series Couples Therapy being adapted in New Zealand.

Banijay Asia has struck a deal that will see it adapt a host of Keshet International’s scripted formats for the Indian market.

The executive VP of formats shares his thoughts on the state of the non-scripted entertainment format market today.

Jenny Ramirez has been appointed by NBCUniversal Television and Streaming as senior VP of entertainment unscripted alternative programming.

ITV Studios has granted the Virtual Brand Group (VBG) exclusive rights in the metaverse for the talent show The Voice.

ABC has lined up The Parent Test, based on a hit Australian format.