Is The Hollywood Connection coming back?

The Hollywood Connection ended on an unknown date. The show aired in syndication and was a sequel to earlier game shows like Everybody's Talking and Hollywood's Talking. It originally started as a game show to assess how well celebrities understood the average person, then evolved into a panel format with subtle differences, such as identifying panelists' choices among options and a modified bonus round. The stage was described as Hard Lit, and the music included a ragtime song called Virgo by Robert Ascot. The show was hosted by Jim Lange, a favorite of the Barry-Enright production team.

The Hollywood Connection was a game show that aired in syndication. It was a part of the game show genre and involved celebrity panels guessing and connecting with choices made by contestants. The show featured a unique format where panelists had to identify their preferred options among three provided choices, and the bonus round required contestants to write down three options with at least two panelists connecting to the same choice. The series was hosted by Jim Lange, known for his work in television game shows.