‘Game Changer’ Sets Season 7 Premiere Date at Dropout (TV News Roundup)

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The popular series ‘Game Changer’ is making a comeback on Dropout from April 7th! The seventh season, consisting of ten episodes, will be released every two weeks exclusively on the comedy streaming platform.

As a devoted fan, I’m thrilled about this year’s lineup with Brennan Lee Mulligan, Vic Michaelis, Lisa Gilroy, Lou Wilson, and Oscar Montoya gracing our screens. The game show has taken an exciting turn, as the premise alters with each episode! Last season, we saw contestants tackle a whirlwind of unpredictable challenges that spanned from artistic endeavors to bingo games, trivia quizzes, and intriguing personas.

As a discerning movie critic, I must say that this captivating series is helmed by none other than the visionary CEO of Dropout, Sam Reich. He not only serves as the host but also shares executive production duties with a stellar team. This team includes Chloe Badner, Ryan Creamer, Mulligan, and Paul Robalino, who all co-executive produce this masterpiece. The brilliant Sam Geer takes charge of editing and directing each of the ten engaging episodes.

In other TV Roundup News:

EXECUTIVE NEWS

Eli Baldrige has advanced to the position of Executive Vice President for Development at A. Smith & Co. Productions, where he will persist in overseeing unscripted television programming.

Ever since I became part of this amazing company back in 2018, I’ve had the privilege of serving as both Vice President (VP) and Senior Vice President (SVP) of development. In that role, I’ve been at the helm of some truly groundbreaking projects, such as spearheading the development process for Magnolia Network’s “Human v Hamster” and Roku’s “WWE: Next Gen.” Additionally, I’ve had the pleasure of producing other fantastic shows like “Welcome to Plathville,” “Voices of Fire,” and “Canine Intervention.” As a cinephile, it’s an absolute dream to be part of such innovative and engaging projects.

At A. Smith and Co., Eli has been an essential figurehead and creative force for quite some time now. He’s not just responsible for generating groundbreaking shows that blur traditional boundaries, but also ensuring they achieve broad acclaim,” Arthur Smith, the company’s chairman and CEO, stated in a release. “Each production his team births offers something fresh and thrilling to viewers. I eagerly anticipate what innovative ideas he will come up with next as he guides our extensive development pipeline.

About his promotion, Baldrige expressed: “In crafting our shows, we aspire to share tales that deeply connect with our audience emotionally. I’m eager to carry on producing innovative TV that leaves our spectators on the brink of excitement and filled with happiness.

AWARD SHOWS

On August 23, 2025, the seventh yearly event hosted by the African American Film Critics Association for television honors will occur at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

The TV Honors honor exceptional accomplishments in the realm of television, particularly emphasizing stories and talents that reflect diversity.

Gil Robertson, AAFCA’s president and co-founder, expressed his enthusiasm about celebrating exceptional TV talent and creativity yet again. The AAFCA TV Honors offers an opportunity to acknowledge significant stories and performances that embody the depth of Black culture. We eagerly anticipate another year of acknowledging outstanding television achievements.”

Or, in a more informal tone:

“Gil Robertson from AAFCA can’t wait to celebrate amazing TV talent again! The AAFCA TV Honors is all about recognizing the powerful narratives and performances that shine a light on Black culture. We can’t wait for another year of giving kudos to top-notch TV!

Since being founded in 2003, AAFCA has been the premier body of Black film critics worldwide.

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2025-03-24 22:16