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A TV show based on social gaming phenomenon Draw Something is in the works in the United States.

One idea was the first “interactive” TV show, which by today’s standards included some pretty primitive tech. Kids were encouraged to draw right on the TV screen with crayons. The only catch?

Drawing programs have had a good run in the past via syndicated shows such as “Win, Lose or Draw” and “Pictionary,” but bringing Draw Something full circle back to network and mobile TV could be the ...

Draw Something is spelling out a TV show. This show will be called Draw, and is to be produced by American Idol 's Ryan Seacrest and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire executive producer Michael Davies.

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Draw Something, the mobile sketching game, may be making its way to primetime TV in a series that would have viewers at home participating live with contestants and celebrities.

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But Draw Something is refusing to go quietly into the night. Zynga is planning a cross-media blitz for the game which includes a full-fledged sequel and not one but TWO TV shows.

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