Popular Samsung TV Show Renewed for 160 More Episodes, Season 2 Premiere Date Set
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Popular Samsung TV Show Renewed for 160 More Episodes, Season 2 Premiere Date Set

A popular Samsung TV show hosted by Michael Yo has just been renewed for a new season with 160 episodes. The upcoming season of the word game show, Scrambled Up, will premiere later this year.

What TV show has been renewed for 160 more episodes?

Scrambled Up has been renewed for season 2. The new season will feature 160 episodes that are currently being shot in Atlanta. The series will bring the total episode count to 320. Each episode is slated to run for 30 minutes.

The Emmy-nominated comedian Michael Yo will reprise his role as the host. The new season is set to premiere on September 14, 2026.

In the fast-paced, family-friendly show, four contestants compete to solve jumbled words and phrases. As the tiles unscramble, the clues get easier, and whoever buzzes with the most correct answers wins a chance to earn the $10 thousand grand prize.

The show is created by Cleve Keller and Dave Noll from Keller/Noll Productions, Playing Field Entertainment, and Crazy Legs Productions. The creators will be joined by Michael Eisner of The Tornante Company as co-producer of the new season.

As per Deadline, Eisner shared his views on the Samsung TV show. He stated, “Scrambled Up is exactly the kind of smart, joyful, highly playable show that belongs in the daily game-show conversation.”

Eisner also praised the team and the host. “The entire team has built a format that is instantly accessible and genuinely fun, and Michael Yo is an outstanding host whose warmth, timing, and energy make viewers want to play along every day.”

Moreover, the show will launch season 2 in 85% of the United States. These include more than 20 new cities, such as Cincinnati, Minneapolis, Orlando, and Honolulu. It will be available to stream on Samsung TV Plus. The streamer recently launched a dedicated channel for Scrambled Up that runs 24/7 in the United States and Canada.

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