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Avi Armoza, the founder and CEO of Armoza Formats, talks to World Screen Newsflash about delivering broadcasters the type of event TV that they need to attract audiences.

The Real Housewives is getting its first remake in Central and Eastern Europe, where The Real Housewives of Hungary will launch on VIASAT3 later this year.

Armoza Formats’ studio entertainment show The Bubble has been optioned by the U.S. production company ITV Entertainment.

The competition series The Bruce Lee Project has secured its first international format deal and is heading to audiences in South Asia and the Middle East.

E4 has commissioned fourth and fifth seasons of 12 Yard Productions’ Coach Trip and has also extended its season three order from 30 to 40 episodes.

India’s Asianet has commissioned a first season of Armoza Formats’ entertainment show The People’s Choice.

John Pollak, the president of Electus International, talks about the new competition format, which recently aired on ABC in the U.S.

India’s GoQuest Formats, a division of GoQuest Media, has optioned the cooking reality format Kitchen 50-50 to YAM112003, part of Endemol Shine Group in Italy.

UKTV’s entertainment channel Dave has commissioned the street-based game show Don’t Say It, Bring It, which will be hosted by comedian Jason Byrne.

Mediaset España’s Cuatro channel is getting a local version of Come Dine with Me, which has been off the air in Spain for a decade.