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Channel 4 Takes Celebrity Prank Format ‘Tapped Out’ From YouTube To Linear
DeadlineStory by Max Goldbart
scrn logline
Channel 4 brings the hit YouTube celebrity prank show 'Tapped Out' to linear TV, giving it a prime-time platform to prank A-listers
beat sheet
- The show first gained a following on Channel 4's YouTube channel, proving it has strong audience appeal that the network wants to capitalize on
- With the move to linear TV, 'Tapped Out' is poised to reach a much wider audience and land even bigger name celebrity guests for its pranks
call sheet
Channel 4, Tapped Out