Joe Manganiello is moving into unscripted. The True Blood star is to host Deal or No Deal Island, the new spinoff of the classic entertainment format. The NBC series will see 13 players transported…
‘Deal Or No Deal’ Returns To NBC With ‘Survivor’-Like Twist As Network Confirms Latest ‘AGT’ Spinoff For Midseason
Howie Mandel, who serves as an exec producer of the new series, previously hosted the show, which is based on Banijay’s Dutch format. It previously ran on NBC from 2005 and 2009. It returned with host Howie Mandel for a holiday special in 2018 and then ran original episodes on CNBC.
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