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Scrambled Up Renewed for Second Season in Syndication

Originally published Jul 14, 2026

By Denise Petski · Deadline

AI-generated summary based on Deadline · Aggregated by Filmarian · Human-reviewed and approved on Jul 14, 2026

Key points

  • Scrambled Up will air 160 new episodes for season two.
  • The total episode count reaches 320 after renewal.
  • Production is taking place in Atlanta.
  • Season two premieres on September 14.
  • Tornante Company joins as co‑producer.

The nationally syndicated word game show Scrambled Up has been greenlit for a second season, adding 160 half‑hour episodes to bring the series total to 320. Production is currently underway in Atlanta and the new episodes are slated to begin airing on September 14.

Michael Eisner’s Tornante Company has joined the project as a co‑producer alongside Keller/Noll and Playing. The partnership expands Tornante’s television portfolio while supporting the show’s continued rollout across local stations nationwide.

Read the original story: Deadline — by Denise Petski

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