[07/14/25 - 11:01 AM] Hosted by Ken Jeong & Erin Andrews, "99 to Beat" Premieres Wednesday, September 24 Following the Season Four Premiere of "The Floor," Hosted by Rob Lowe In "99 to Beat," 100 contestants go head-to-head in a range of visually distinctive and hilarious games in an arced competition game show like we've never seen before.
[via press release from FOX]
IN THE GAME SHOW THAT ANYONE CAN WIN, THE ONLY RULE IS:
DON'T. FINISH. LAST.
IN FOX'S ADDICTIVE NEW GAME SHOW 99 TO BEAT,
100 PLAYERS WILL COMPETE FOR A CHANCE TO WIN
THE LIFE-CHANGING CASH PRIZE OF
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
HOSTED BY KEN JEONG & ERIN ANDREWS,
99 TO BEAT PREMIERES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) FOLLOWING THE SEASON FOUR PREMIERE OF THE FLOOR, HOSTED BY ROB LOWE.
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About 99 TO BEAT:
In 99 to Beat, hosted by Ken Jeong and Erin Andrews, 100 contestants go head-to-head in a range of visually distinctive and hilarious games in an arced competition game show like we've never seen before. 99 to Beat is the game show that anyone can win, and there's only one thing players must do for a chance of walking away with the cash prize - Don't. Finish. Last. As contestants battle it out against each other, each round will see the number of players whittled down until one person is left standing and they take home the life-changing top prize of $1,000,000. 99 to Beat is produced by Initial, with Natalka Znak, Claire O'Donohoe, Katy Manley and Lee Smithurst executive producing. The series is based on a format originated by VRT and De Chinezen, and is distributed by Primitives.
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