Netflix's "Floor Is Lava" is literally the hottest show on TV. Ever since the reality competition first erupted in June 2020, viewers stuck at home during the COVID-19 lockdown fell hard for teams ...

After recently playing a prototype version of Laser Dance, I’ve been trying to wrap my head around what makes it so engaging. And it finally struck me. The game is a manifestation of the kind of ...

One of the biggest shows during the early pandemic on Netflix besides “Tiger King” was a game show “Floor is Lava,” based on the childhood game of the same name. The series is finally back after a ...

As kids, we all played “the floor is lava” to pass the time. We all jumped from one piece of furniture to the next, pretending that the shag carpet beneath us was molten liquid. And one false move had ...

There really is a show for everything these days. On June 19, Netflix released a new game show called Floor Is Lava and surprisingly, it’s become a huge hit. The competition series continues to hold ...

First things first, we all need to be clear about the distinction between floor is lava, generally, and Floor Is Lava, specifically. The former, lowercase all the way through, is a game most children ...

Floor is Lava premiered on Netflix on June 19, 2020. The first season of the series, which is based on a children’s game of the same name, features 10 episodes that each run between 25 and 37 minutes.

You either love or hate Floor Is Lava, but you’re in for a treat if you can’t get enough of the first five season 2 episodes, which dropped to Netflix on June 3. Viewers who quickly binged the newly ...

Floor is Lava on Netflix upgrades the classic childhood game of jumping from piece of furniture to piece of furniture with the addition of 'real', bubbling lava. Part of the pleasure of the show is ...

Before there was reality television, there were game shows. The genre dates back to the era of radio, when early quiz shows like “Information Please” featured panelists trying to answer questions ...

"Floor Is Lava" creators pondered the lava source after competition's hit first Netflix season. The answer for season two: A giant volcano for the show's finale. "Too Hot To Handle" star Harry Jowsey ...