Tonight, fans of the very amusing reality competition that pits adults against smart kids returns to FOX, with a two-hour long season premiere that features celebrity contestants.  We previously reported that the recently syndicated show will feature celebrities such as former supermodel Kathy Ireland as they enter the battle of the brains with a fresh batch of fifth graders.  Some of the celebrities who will be playing for their favorite charities include Superman himself, Dean Cain, talk show host Star Jones, former boxer Sugar Ray Leonard,

Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?  That‘s what will be asked to a slew of brand new special celebrity contestants in the upcoming fall television season. 

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Looks like we‘ll be seeing adults answer (or or flub) elementary questions outside of the auspices of Fox soon.  Twentieth Television is expected to announce that the Fox game show

FOX is the most creative network around.  You might hate some of the shows it produces (cough The Moment of Truth cough), but you have to give FOX props for the way it creates its schedule.  If there is a new series the network is proud of, FOX promotes the hell out of it, and often premiere it after a veteran, highly rated series for good measure.  Thanks to

Cody is a fifth grader.  This much is clear.  Why, then, is Cody someone you might want to care about?  Well, thanks to the FOX network, America is currently witnessing the era of

2008 presidential candidates Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and Rudy Guiliani have been out and about campaigning, but one place where the public won‘t be seeing them is FOX‘s

FOX‘s Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader? has branched beyond the television screen once again, entering the world of mobile gaming.  Early this month, Capcom Interactive, together with FOX Mobile Entertainment, announced the mobile game version of the hit show, coinciding with the premiere of its highly-anticipated second season.

FOX‘s Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? quizzes adults on elementary level school subjects, and while this task may seem like a walk in the park, many contestants have lost the chance to win one million dollars -- or even a fraction thereof -- for failing to answer basic elementary level questions, surprising not only the contestants themselves and viewers, but also

Last week, down at the FOX Fall press junket, I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing the new crop of 5th graders from FOX‘s Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader