Can’t Stop Media announced today that its hit gameshow Guess My Age has been commissioned in two new countries in Central and Eastern Europe. This marks the 16th and 17th local adaptations of the format since its launch on C8 in France 5 years ago.

The format has been picked up by newly launched Una TV which airs in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. Titled Pogodi mi godine, the first season of the show counts 24 episodes and will be hosted by Andrija Kuzmanovic.

In Slovenia, Planet TV has commissioned 24 daily access episodes. They will be produced in Hungary in collaboration with TV2 Group, which also holds the format rights for Hungary and is bring the show back with a fourth season of 25 episodes.

In Ukraine, Novy has optioned the format and ordered a development with a pilot that will pave the way for a first season.

Guess My Age is also being renewed in two additional countries where it continues to strongly perform.

In Italy, Sky-owned TV8 is adding more episodes to the show’s 5th season (produced by Banijay Italia), now hosted by Max Giusti. In Thailand, Channel 7 also recently renewed its rights for fresh episodes (produced by Zense), after having already aired 250 episodes in access primetime.

Damien Porte, Partner at Can’t Stop Media, said: “Five years after launching, it’s thrilling to see the hype around the show has not evaporated and we’re glad to continue adding new countries from such diverse horizons: it shows the mechanics truly works globally, and that markets with very different ranges of budget have no problems adapting it in their respective countries. Reaching 2.500 episodes produced worldwide is such an amazing achievement.”