Hulu has set Tinx as host of The Circle reboot, which premieres November 17.
The reality series competition will feature celebrity contestants and introduce audience voting for the first time in the U.S., giving viewers a new opportunity to influence the game as it unfolds.
The Circle will debut three new episodes weekly, airing Tuesday through Thursday for five weeks, culminating in the season finale on Friday, December 18.
Christina Najjar, better known as Tinx, hosts the reimagined social experiment that brings together everyday players and celebrities to compete side by side in a game of popularity where identity is ever-changing, and anyone can be anyone.
Filmed in real time, the series gives viewers exclusive access as twists and player ratings unfold, with audience votes shaping the game. This fresh take supercharges the original’s signature mix of strategy and deception into an addictive experience built for today’s always-on audience.
Netflix previously streamed The Circle, with Michelle Buteau as host for its seven-season run.
The Circle is produced by Studio Lambert, together with Omaha Productions and Motion Entertainment. Executive producers for Studio Lambert include Tim Harcourt, Jack Burgess, Niall O’Driscoll and Stephen Lambert. Peyton Manning, Jamie Horowitz and Colin Campbell will executive produce for Omaha Productions and Martin Oxley and Chet Fenster for Motion Entertainment, a WPP Entertainment Company. Susan House serves as showrunner. All3Media International handles international format and tape sales for The Circle.