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‘Barmageddon’ celebrity game show takes over Ole Red Nashville

The new TV series premieres on USA Network on Monday, Dec. 5.

A contestant plays a larger-than-life version of curling with beer kegs.

Curling, but let’s throw in some beer kegs.

Photo via USA Network’s “Barmageddon” clip.

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What do you get when you cross some of your favorite celebrities, traditional bar games played in non-traditional ways, and some time spent at Ole Red? USA Network’s newest game show, “Barmageddon.”

The reality TV game show, hosted by WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella and produced by Carson Daly and Blake Shelton, was filmed at Nashville’s Ole Red and airs on Mondays beginning Dec. 5 at 10 p.m. CT.

What to expect

Two celebrities will face off in a set of five over-the-top and larger-than-life bar games (think: beer pong, axe throwing, and cornhole) to win redemption for viral video sensations. The loser of each round has a chance to even the score by spinning the “Wheel of Redemption” — a choice that comes with risky rewards. Bonus: What’s a show filmed on Broadway without live music?

Episode breakdown

Here’s a sneak peek of what’s to come throughout Season 1.

Episode 1: Blake Shelton vs. Kane Brown | Dec. 5 | Country superstars Blake Shelton and Kane Brown realize that everybody “Sharts.”

Episode 2: Gwen Stefani vs. Sheryl Crow | Dec. 12 | Two drunken axeholes walk into a bar and meet singers Gwen Stefani and Sheryl Crow.

Episode 3: Jimmie Johnson vs. Clint Bowyer | Dec. 19 | NASCAR legends Jimmie Johnson and Clint Bowyer get behind the “Wheel of Redemption.”

Episode 4: Jay Pharoah vs. Martin Kove | Dec. 26 | Comic Jay Pharoah and actor Martin Kove play “Just the Tip.”

Episode 5: Brie Bella vs. Sasha Banks | Jan. 2 | WWE stars Brie Bella and Sasha Banks give “King Pong” a smackdown.

Episode 6: Trace Adkins vs. Mike Vrabel | Jan. 9 | “Split Happens” to country star Trace Adkins and Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel.

Episode 7: Malin Akerman vs. Lil Rel Howery | Jan. 16 | Actors Malin Akerman and Lil Rel Howery chase “99 bottles of beer on the wall.”

Watch the show’s two teasers now.

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