MrBeast speaks out on Beast Games future – season 2 casting underway ...Middle East

Radio Times - News

According to YouTube sensation MrBeast, "another 10 seasons [of Beast Games] could happen". Earlier this year, the content creator and media personality's supersized reality competition show handed out $10 million – the biggest cash prize in entertainment history – when Player 831 (Jeffrey Randall Allen) emerged victorious over his 999 fellow contestants on the Prime Video series. The show, created by MrBeast (real name Jimmy Donaldson) and inspired by Squid Game, was a huge ratings hit for Amazon's streamer, hitting 50 million it's first 25 days on the platform, making it its most-watched unscripted series ever. The figures also made Beast Games the second-biggest debut for any series on Prime Video, behind only Fallout. During a panel for Deadline’s Contenders Television: Documentary, Unscripted & Variety event, MrBeast revealed he sees a bright future ahead for Beast Games. However, he couldn't say too much. "[Co-creator Sean] Klitzner is kind of my boss in this regard, and he told me I wasn’t allowed to speak about that subject during this interview," he said. Klitzner, one of the show’s co-creators and executive producers, also dodged questions about renewal for the show but insisted there's an "unlimited amount of good ideas". "If there’s a good idea in front of us, and there’s a YouTube video that needs it, we’re going to film it for the YouTube video," he said. "Another good idea is right around the corner." MrBeast added" I’m on Year 5 of people telling me, ‘Aren’t you going to run out of ideas? Your YouTube channel is eventually going to get stale.’ But if you’re constantly innovating, adapting and actually trying to push the boundaries, there are plenty of ways you can [do it]." Beast Games is currently casting for season 2 but hasn't officially been renewed by Prime Video. He previously revealed he's "100 per cent" sure a second season will be happening, saying in an interview: "I was told not to talk about [season 2 and season 3]. I love what we did with Beast Games. I’m doing it. I loved working with Prime Video so I’m sure we’re going to do it with them. 100 per cent. There’s no way we’re not." Beast Games is available to watch on Prime Video now – you can sign up now for a free 30-day Prime Video trial. Check out more of our Entertainment coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( MrBeast speaks out on Beast Games future – season 2 casting underway )

Also on site :

MrBeast speaks out on Beast Games future – season 2 casting underway ...Middle East

Business news live: FTSE 100 latest updates with Bank of England warning of jobs market slowdown

Trump says US has signed a deal with China on trade, without giving details

Pasadena Unified School District board passes budget, fiscal stabilization plan

New Zealand T20 Squad for South Africa-Zimbabwe tri-series picked, Devon Conway dropped

Sceye erhält Investition von SoftBank Corp. zur Entwicklung einer stratosphärischen Plattform und zum Start vorkommerzieller HAPS-Dienste in Japan im Jahr 2026

Peta has gone too far with its royal stunt – and lost my support

Death of tigress, 4 cubs: Hunt launched for owner of poisoned cow in K’taka

Lalo Schifrin dead aged 93: Oscar-winning composer who wrote iconic Mission: Impossible theme song dies from pneumonia

A catch up to trade developments as we look towards European trading

Six Americans caught trying to float rice and Bibles to North Korea by sea

Orlando City vs FC Cincinnati Preview, prediction, lineups, betting tips & odds .. MLS 2025

‘How’s It Hanging?’ Electrical Worker Dangles Over Intersection After Semi Smashes Crane’s Bucket (WATCH)

Ventura City Council passes “Care Policy” in a 6 to 1 vote

Automation Anywhere wird im 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Robotic Process Automation als Leader eingestuft

Davis firefighter heads to world games, spotlights first responder mental health