Shaquille O'Neal is Starring in a Game Show Where Players Have to Hide Him in Plain Sight
In one of the more amusing sidequests that Shaquille O’Neal has undertaken in his life, the former NBA All-Star is set to appear in a game show where players try to conceal him from view in a hilarious twist on hide-and-seek.
Shaquille O'Neal is set to star in an exciting new game show called "Can You Hide... Shaq?" This amusing concept sees contestants attempting to hide the former NBA All-Star in plain sight during public appearances across Dallas, Texas. The show is slated to premiere on December 3, 2021, with two episodes airing on ABC and the ESPN app, with additional streaming available on Hulu starting December 4.
The airing times are 9 PM on Thursday evenings. Airing alongside the show on Hulu will be the streaming platform's collection of Shaq-themed content.
Hosted by comedian Nicole Byer, the competition pits two teams of contestants against each other in a race to hide Shaq from viewers. Each team faces a specific mission with a time limit. The team that completes its mission with the fewest people spotting Shaq earns immunity in the subsequent round. The captain of each team is determined by the team that manages to hide Shaq best.
The ultimate goal of the game is to accumulate prize money in the "Shaq-pot" which will be claimed by a single winner at the end of the competition. The show's executive producers include Shaquille O'Neal himself, Colin Smeeton, Jeremy Castro, Charlie Van Vleet, Adam Cooper, Ben Winston, Mike Paris, and Emma Conway. "Can You Hide... Shaq?" is produced by Jersey Legends Productions and Fulwell Entertainment in collaboration with ESPN.
O'Neal's love for unique challenges has led him down various creative paths in his career. Besides basketball, he has dabbled in music as a dubstep artist (DJ Diesel), rapping, acting, and even created a video game character, Shaq Fu. Fans are eagerly awaiting to see how contestants will attempt to hide Shaq in this show and are invited to share their strategies in the comments section.
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