NBC has handed a Season 2 renewal to The Titan Games, the athletic competition series hosted by Dwayne Johnson. In its first season that launched in January, The Titan Games scored a 1.7 rating in …
scored a 1.7 rating in adults 18-49 with 6 million total viewers in Live+Seven Day. The series improved NBC’s Thursday 8 p.m. timeslot by 19% year-over-year.The series gives men and women an opportunity to step inside the Titan arena and push their bodies to the limit by battling opponents in unforgiving head-to-head challenges, designed by Johnson. Winners advance to the ultimate challenge of Mount Olympus, the consummate athletic test of speed, strength, agility and endurance.
, we set out to create an entirely new athletic competition series unlike anything ever done before,” Johnson said. “Season 1 was epic and our Titans pushed all boundaries, so for season two we are taking it to the next level with new challenges, a new arena setting and an incredible set of competitors.”
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