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It subsequently moved to BET for six further seasons, breaking cable records, and became an hour-long dramedy. The new series will relocate from San Diego to Las Vegas and will see new players offer a modern-day examination of Black culture through the prism of pro football. The team will tackle racism, sexism, classism and more as they fight for fame, fortune, respect and love—all while trying to maintain their souls as they each play The Game.

Grammnet NH Productions has been in business a long time and proudly explored diverse and inclusive material for decades. I am really looking forward to seeing this show on the air. It's been a little over six years since "The Game" — a spin-off of "Girlfriends" that focuses on women in the world of pro football — finished its ninth and last season.

When it aired on its new network, it grabbed the attention of 7. And while it never matched that number again, The Washington Post called it an "occasionally overlooked" series that "contributed to ending the drought of African American TV comedies at the time.

And now, like many stories in Hollywood, "The Game" has risen from the dead — again — in reboot form, perhaps as a result of renewed interest when it came to Netflix last year.

The new series is arriving in a slightly different television landscape than the one that existed in , but football is forever, and so is the drama of human relationships within the framework of that high-pressure world, so a reboot could cover plenty of material.

If you want to catch up on old episodes of "The Game," they're all available there, too. Hulu and Peacock also have them, and the first three seasons are available on Amazon Prime and Netflix as well. The reboot features a mix of old and new characters. Louis, seems to have a championship-level roster put together already, with defensive back Garrett Evans Toby Sanderman leading the way.

He has also promised that one of the minority owners will be Black. Raquel also sings during open mic nights. But she ends up in Vegas, taking her buddy Raquel up on her offer to go into business there.

Since Tasha needs a new assistant, she hires Brittany, and tasks her with delivering some Champagne to Garrett. As the original series did, The Game examines Black culture through the lens of professional football. By transferring the setting from San Diego to Las Vegas, they add the culture of gambling to the mix, something that is coming to the fore with major league-level teams like the Raiders and the Golden Knights setting up shop in Sin City in real life, and sports gambling proliferating around the country.

Parting Shot: Malik is pulled over by cops, and when they smell weed in the car, they immediately go to cuff him.