Members of Ellen's prime time studio audience volunteer to play holiday versions of her action-packed games -- including Dizzy Dash, It's a Wonderful Wife, Holiday Hot Hands, Know or Go - Ho Ho and more -- for the chance to win $100,000.

Each week two people leave their ordinary lives behind as they and a group of popular celebrities gather together to play a series of outrageous and hilarious party games that include quizzes featuring celebrity and popular culture. The civilians compete with each other, but each person has a team of celebrities for assistance, vying for the opportunity to take home a $25,000 cash prize. Adding to the party atmosphere is the host -- award-winning actress, comic and singer Jane Lynch -- and an energetic house band.

Fred Savage hosts the studio-based series from Banijay Studios North America that features adult contestants, and interactions between comic Ricky Gervais and a group of five children between the ages of 6 and 9. The contestants are asked to answer 10 questions to earn the prize. If they cannot correctly answer a question, they have the chance to be saved by the kids who have been asked the same question by Gervais -- who also serves as executive producer, alongside David Goldberg, Caroline Baumgard and Jeff Krask.

Ellen works in a Los Angeles bookstore called Buy the Book and hangs around with her friends discussing lovers, work and family. The show came under controversy during the fourth season when the title character came out as a lesbian, shortly after Ellen DeGeneres did the same in real life.

Hosted by Neil Patrick Harris, who played one of TV's most celebrated prodigies, this new game show teams up whiz kids from across the country to face off in extraordinary challenges of the brain. Through a series of escalating rounds involving math, memory, logic, spelling and more, the kids are tested in different brain-teasing disciplines. In the final round, the top teams take part in The Cortex, the ultimate test of genius. The winning team takes home a prize that will help set the stage for their bright futures.