What is the "100 Choices" game show?

The "100 Choices" game show is a quirky comedy format developed in Japan by FANY Studios, where contestants face one nearly impossible trivia question but can eliminate choices through a series of physical challenges.

Who is bringing the "100 Choices" format to the U.S.?

Game Show Network is partnering with production company B17 Entertainment to create a U.S. version of the "100 Choices" format, which is being distributed internationally by Sony Pictures Television.

How is the deal between Game Show Network and Sony Pictures TV related?

The deal to bring "100 Choices" to the U.S. is described as a "family affair" since both Game Show Network and Sony Pictures TV, which owns the international distribution rights, are Sony-owned businesses.

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Game Show Network Adapts Quirky Japanese Comedy Format for U.S. Audiences

20 Oct, 2025

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Summary

Game Show Network partners with B17 Entertainment to create U.S. version of Japanese comedy format
Contestants face one nearly impossible question but can eliminate choices through physical challenges
Deal is a "family affair" as Game Show Network and Sony Pictures TV are both Sony-owned businesses

Game Show Network Adapts Quirky Japanese Comedy Format for U.S. Audiences

In a move to bring unique international content to American audiences, Game Show Network is partnering with production company B17 Entertainment to create a U.S. version of the quirky Japanese comedy format "100 Choices." The show, which was developed by Tokyo-based FANY Studios, sees contestants faced with one seemingly impossible trivia question, but they can eliminate some of the 100 possible answers by completing a series of physical challenges.