Howie Mandel to host Canadian Price Is Right spinoff

Tuesday, June 3, 2025, 7:21 am

A Canadian adaptation of the classic game show is set for prime time with comedian Howie Mandel leading the charge. The revamped version aims to capture both nostalgic hearts and new fans, proving that when it comes to game shows, Canada loves a little extra charm and wit.

theglobeandmail.com / The Price Is Right is getting a Canadian spinoff hosted by comedian Howie Mandel

Rogers says it plans to make a prime-time evening version of the U.S. game show and also announced a third season of Law & Order Toronto

citynews.ca / ‘The Price Is Right’ getting Canadian spinoff hosted by Howie Mandel

Come on down, eh! A Canadian spinoff of “The Price is Right” headlines Rogers’ new slate of Canadian originals coming to Citytv. The media giant says Canadian comedian Howie Mandel will host a reimagining of the U.S. game show, which begins production this December in Toronto and will air in the…

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