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Dwyane Wade has promised tougher games after The Cube was renewed for a second season by TBS. The WarnerMedia-owned cabler is bringing back the game show, which is based on ITV's British series, after its initial run between June and September last year. In The Cube, pairs of contestants are forced to compete in a…

Adam Adler, creator of global hit format The Cube, has joined ITV Studios non-scripted label Potato as creative director, as the label is rolled in with Adler’s former employer Gameface. ITV Studios-backed Gameface’s IP including ITV format The Void and Britain’s Brightest Family will integrate with The Chase producer…

Objective Media Group America, the company behind Fox's Flirty Dancing and TBS' upcoming Dwayne Wade-led adaptation of The Cube, had its best year yet during the pandemic. The U.S. arm of the British superindie was helped by the success of 12 Dates Of Christmas, a breakout dating format for HBO Max that was quickly…

EXCLUSIVE: You’ll be familiar with All3Media as a global production empire, spanning 40 companies and international hits including Fleabag and Undercover Boss. What you might not be so familiar with is the empire within the empire. Meet Objective Media Group (or OMG as it is affectionately known internally), which in…

EXCLUSIVE: High-intensity British game show The Cube is coming to America. WarnerMedia has handed the show, which comes from All3Media-owned producer Objective Media Group, a 10-part series order. NBA legend and former Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade will host and executive produce. However, in a slightly unusual move…

ITV confirms ‘The Cube’s return ITV has confirmed what Deadline reported weeks ago — that game show The Cube is returning after being rested for five years. Objective Media Group label Wildcard Television will make a new five-part series, which will be hosted by Phillip Schofield. The format will feature two-player…

EXCLUSIVE: ITV is heading back inside high-intensity gameshow The Cube – the latest classic entertainment format to return to British screens. The show, which was produced by All3Media-backed Objective Media Group, ran for nine seasons between 2009 and 2015 and was one of the commercial broadcaster's biggest…