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TV Series Like That's My Jam
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About That's My Jam
Jimmy Fallon makes his primetime hosting debut and executive produce "That's My Jam," a new hourlong music and comedy variety event series that draws its creative DNA from wildly popular "The Tonight Show" games such as "Wheel of Musical Impressions," "Roots Name That Song" and "Slay It Don't Spray It." In each episode, two teams of two celebrities compete for charity in a series of music and dance-based games, performative segments and play-along trivia with Fallon hosting all the action.
Both returning alternative hits and new series will also arrive to conquer midseason, led by the fourth season of the Ellen DeGeneres smash "Ellen's Game of Games." Joining Ellen in primetime as a master of ceremonies is Jimmy Fallon, who will executive produce and host "That's My Jam," a new comedy variety event series inspired by the wildly popular, celebrity-fueled musical segments made famous on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."
The laughs continue with "True Story," starring Ed Helms and Randall Park as hosts of a hybrid alternative-scripted series in which everyday Americans sit down to share their most extraordinary and unbelievably true stories for the first time. In the case of "Small Fortune," big series can certainly come in small packages, especially in this game show where teams of friends and family take on tiny games to win huge money.
The format was brought to Universal Television Alternative Studio by Fallon, longtime "The Tonight Show" producer Jim Juvonen and writer Josh Knapp. Adam Blackstone is Musical Director and will lead the house band throughout each episode. Mike Yurchuk will serve as showrunner.
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Loading...| Show Name | That's My Jam |
| Network | NBC |
| Year | 2021 |
| Genres | Game-Show |
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