Grant Denyer has been named as the new host of the resurrected game show Deal or No Deal.
The Gold Logie winner has been named to front a revamped version of a popular series, a decade after its initial run came to an end.The series, once a ratings juggernaut, originally aired on Seven from 2003 until 2013 and was hosted by Andrew O’Keefe.The Amazing RaceIt will air weekdays on Ten at 6pm in 2024., based on a Dutch format, first premiered in 2003 as an hour-long program on Sunday nights.
In 2004, it relaunched as a half-hour format and moved to weekdays at 5.30pm, where it attracted a huge audience for a number of years. However, after a decade on air, the show’s ratings continued to decline before production was eventually halted in 2013.The original show saw a contestant having to select a briefcase from a selection of 26, each of which contained a different amount of money, ranging from 5 cents to $200,000.
“Do you listen to your head or your heart? Which suitcase number would you pick? When the time comes and there are thousands and thousands of dollars on the line, what will you do …”Julia Morris herself admits it’s an “unlikely pairing” – but she and her new I’m A Celeb co-host tell news.com.au it was an instant match.A popular series hosted by Melissa Doyle is reportedly on the chopping block after being rebooted less than 18 months ago.
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