Let's Ask America and The List shows make Tulsa debut on KJRH Channel 2

TULSA - 2 Works for You is proud to announce the debut of two new shows Monday.

The new shows are being produced and created by the parent company of 2 Works for You, E.W. Scripps. The first is a game show called “Let’s Ask America” and the other is called “The List” and will be in a news magazine format. 

“We have invested many months of research to find winning formulas that will inform and entertain audiences,” said Brian Lawlor, senior vice president of the Scripps television division. “Our extensive testing convinced us that we have the ingredients for some of the most appealing new content to be introduced in the access and early-fringe hours in many years.”

“Let’s Ask America” is an innovative game show with a format unlike any other.

Contestants are linked digitally from the comfort of their homes to answer questions relating to current events. The format of “Let’s Ask America”, powered by contemporary technology, reflects the audience desire for exciting new twists on the game show concept, while giving contestants the chance to win prizes from their couches.

Click on this link http://www.letsaskamerica.tv/contestant.shtml to learn how you can become a contestant!

Let's Ask America can be seen Monday through Friday at 2:30 p.m.

“The List” is a nightly news magazine designed to both entertain and inform viewers by delivering top trending stories of the day in the user-friendly and popular form of lists.

“The List” will give the viewer takeaway advice to make life better, and include video and tips to be shared with friends and family.

And you'll see a familiar face on this program as well! Former Channel 2 Sports reporter Jason Shackelford, whom many of you know as Shack, is a reporter for The List. Former weekend anchor Erin Christy is a producer.

The List can be seen Monday through Friday at 6:30 p.m.

Like Let's Ask America on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LetsAskAmerica
Like The List on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelistshowtv

Scripps has a long and successful history as a content producer for television. In addition to extensive local news and information programming, Scripps also spent 15 years producing content for its own and other cable TV networks. The cable network division, which included Home & Garden Television and Food Network, was spun off into a separate company, Scripps Networks Interactive, in 2008.