Funny You Should Ask gets 2-year pickup...

[weaklink75]

This is on top of the 2nd season they were doing, so this takes it through the 20-21 season...

http://deadline.com/2018/01/funny-you-should-ask-renewed-two-years-byron-allen-entertainment-studios-john-kelley-1202240413/

[BrandonFG]

Not too surprising...his sitcoms recorded several seasons worth of episodes in a very short time frame, guaranteeing they would have the 100 episodes required for syndication.

/This also means the shows will air in reruns till about 2027
//See Unleashed, Comics

[Jimmy Owen]

This is on top of the 2nd season they were doing, so this takes it through the 20-21 season...

http://deadline.com/2018/01/funny-you-should-ask-renewed-two-years-byron-allen-entertainment-studios-john-kelley-1202240413/

What is ironic/coincidental is that on my browser, the story is blocked by an ad for "Hostiles," a movie released by Entertainment Studios.

[BillCullen1]

This is good news for Jon Lovitz and Louie Anderson, since they seem to be on every show of this.

[Matt Ottinger]

This is good news for Jon Lovitz and Louie Anderson, since they seem to be on every show of this.

Which reminds me, if you haven't seen this outtake (and watched it all the way to the payoff), you're really missing out.

[Sodboy13]

Hey, the show Byron Allen doesn't want to air is pretty good!

[The Ol' Guy]

Enjoying the show. It doesn't pretend to be anything more than what it is - a low-budget offering where scripted lines are mostly predictable but occasionally surprising. Have even given up fretting that the show is 10% game, 40% crowd whooping, and 50% commercials. Almost as bad as the old Pax version of Beat The Clock. The only irritation is the damn cheapness (I know - Byron Allen). Dislike shows where losers leave with zero (in a no-risk situation. Fine if games have a "You can keep what you have now, or risk losing it all on the next question"). Even a couple of cheesy consolation prizes would be nice. It's not like they don't have time for a couple of promotional product plugs.

[TLEberle]

Enjoying the show. It doesn't pretend to be anything more than what it is - a low-budget offering where scripted lines are mostly predictable but occasionally surprising. Have even given up fretting over the appearance that the show is 10% game, 40% crowd whooping, and 50% commercials. Almost as bad as the old Pax version of Beat The Clock. The only irritation is the damn cheapness (I know - Byron Allen). Dislike shows where losers leave with zero. Even a couple of cheesy consolation prizes would be nice. It's not like they don't have time for a couple of promotional product plugs.

We should be happy that the winner gets to play for $5,000.  Balderdash did largely the same thing and they played only for points--the bonus game determined which prize the winner would receive.