Scrambled Up Renewed For Season 2; Tornante Joins As Co-Producer

The nationally syndicated word game show 'Scrambled Up' has been renewed for a second season, with production currently underway in Atlanta on 160 new half-hour episodes. This renewal brings the sophomore series' total episode count to 320.

The second season of 'Scrambled Up' is slated to premiere on September 14. Michael Eisner's company, The Tornante Company, has joined the production as a co-producer. They are collaborating with existing producers Keller/Noll and Playing [REDACTED].

'Scrambled Up' is a word game show that challenges contestants to unscramble letters to form words. The show's format involves multiple rounds of word puzzles, with contestants earning points based on their speed and accuracy. The national syndication indicates a broad reach across various television markets.

The renewal signifies the show's success in its initial run and its appeal to a wide audience. The addition of The Tornante Company as a co-producer suggests a strategic move to enhance the show's production value and market presence. Further details regarding the show's broadcast schedule and specific network affiliations are expected to be released closer to the premiere date.