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Mattel to Turn Their Games Into TV Shows, Too. So There.
06 Oct
Posted by Yehuda Berlinger as Card Games, Modern Board Games, Other
Hasbro licensed their games into TV shows, so Mattel follows suit by licensing their shows to ITV Studios. Games to be turned into TV shows include Scrabble, Uno, and Pictionary. (source)
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