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Miz Says He’s Created a New Game Show With WWE Studios, Reveals Inspirations For Show
The Miz is working on a new game show with WWE Studios, and revealed the news in an appearance on the Virtual Equality Lounge. Speaking with Charly Caruso, Miz revealed that the show is called Brawl in the Family and that he came up with it with his wife Maryse before pitching it to WWE Studios, who came on board. Highlights and the full video are below:
On his new project: “We’re developing a show right now, a game show with WWE Studios called Brawl in the Family. And I’ll never forget my wife and I talking. And we were like, ‘Man, we need to start getting more stuff out there.’ I feel like this is the time to really do something.’ My wife kept harping on it, harping on it. And you know, we sat down one day and we just created a game show.”
On pitching it to WWE Studios: “We called [WWE Studios’] Susan [Levison] and said, ‘What do you think of this?’ And she was like, ‘Not only is this good, let me put you in contact with people who can fine tune it.’ And this is what WWE pays close attention to, and it’s the details. The details in making something a success. And that’s exactly what Susan did. She put us in the room with the right — not room, a virtual room, with the right people. And we were able to tell what we thought the game show should be, develop the game show, and now we have a deck. Now we have a sizzle [reel] that we look at and we go, ‘This is something that needs to be on television.'”
On the show’s stylistic elements: “As a kid, it has everything I loved in a game show. Like, I love Double Dare, Legends of the Hidden Temple. I love Ellen’s Game of Games, I love Family Feud. I love MTV’s The Challenge, because I was on The Challenge. And guess what? We took a little bit of everything, combined it into one massive, incredible family game show that I think the masses are not only going to love, but this is going to be something that will change the landscape of game shows, period.”
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