Armoza Formats’ hit game show ‘Still Standing’ is seeing growth across several regions with numerous recent acquisitions and recommissions of both the format and its adaptations.
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In Latin America, Panama’s Medcom have licensed a first series of 25 episodes of ‘Still Standing’s’ Spanish adaptation (locally known as ‘Ahora Caigo’), which will be aired daily on their RPC Canal 4.
Also in Latin America, the Spanish adaptation continues to be a success in Uruguay, with Canal 10 having extended their scheduling of the show by a further 40 episodes, bringing them to a total of 500 episodes aired successfully to date. To date in Spain ‘Ahora Caigo’, produced by Gestmusic Endemol, has aired for 4 consecutive years with over 900 episodes.
Meanwhile in Israel a 4th season of 36 episodes is currently in production for Channel 10 for an October air-date, and in Hungary, M1 have now ordered their 6th season which will comprise 59 episodes. Both seasons will include a number of format specials, including a twins special and a “best-of” special from previous seasons, as well as new surprise prizes for the contestants.
These commissions follow on from recent licenses of the format in France and French-speaking Belgium, Mexico and Italy.
Created by July-August Productions, ‘Still Standing’ knocks both contestants and viewers off of their feet! The prime-time game show format offers contestants the chance to win $1 million by out-guessing ten opponents in ten fast-paced and dramatic trivia battles. As the clock winds down, contestants fight to be the last one still standing, because if they’re left scrambling for the answer, they’ll literally be dropped from the game – straight through the floor of the studio!
Avi Armoza, CEO of Armoza Formats, “‘Still Standing’ is one of our strongest game show formats and we’re thrilled to see it continue to grow, both as a format and as a ready-made. We’re happy to see the success of the Spanish adaptation internationally, which despite concerns over accent barriers, has proven to be an effective and popular finished product for the LatAm region.”
