Think of it as Wordle, the game show: CBS has picked up a new version of the word game Lingo to air in primetime later this year. The first iteration of Lingo aired in syndication in the 1987-88 ...

This week’s game-changing announcement that The New York Times Company has purchased Wordle — the hit online game in which once a day players get six chances to guess a five-letter word — has ...

The New York Times recently bought Wordle for a seven-figure sum from creator Josh Wardle -- and players have been complaining ever since. Getty Images The popular online word game “Wordle” has fans ...

Wordle is now getting the TV treatment. RuPaul Charles is set to host a version of the viral word-playing game called “Lingo” for CBS. The show will debut on the network sometime later this year.

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Game Show Network is working some new “Lingo” into its programming vocabulary. The cabler has ordered 20 episodes of an American adaptation of “Lingo,” one of Europe’s longest-running gameshow formats ...

John Adams has partnered with the independent distributor, All3Media International to bring new board game adaptations of the popular game show television game shows, The Cube and Lingo, to the UK. A ...

Lingo‘s history dates back to 1987, with the most famous version likely being the one that aired from 2002-2007 on GSN with Chuck Woolery as host. One of the big differences between this version and ...

RuPaul Charles is joining the ranks of game show hosts on CBS. The producer, entertainer and drag queen (“supermodel of the world” RuPaul) will host a new version of “Lingo,” a word-twisting game for ...

Old TV game shows never really end; they ultimate come back as reboots. The latest returnee is Lingo, this time with RuPaul Charles (RuPaul’s Drag Race) as host and executive producer. In the ...