Spike is getting in the game show business. This week, the network announced they’ve ordered a new series called That Awkward Game Show.

Hosted by Jeff Dye, the one-hour game show will feature parents and their adult children competing against each other while learning embarrassing secrets about each other.

Spike has ordered 11 episodes of That Awkward Game Show, which is slated to debut this fall.

Read more details below:

New York, NY, July 7, 2016 – Why wait until the holidays or family reunions to reveal outrageous and often cringe-worthy secrets? Spike is launching a new one-hour game show, “That Awkward Game Show,” where parents and their adult children compete to win a large cash prize while learning some of the most ridiculously shocking truths about their next of kin. The show is hosted by actor and comedian Jeff Dye (“Better Late Than Never,” “I Can Do That,” “Girl Code,” “Last Comic Standing”).

The 11-episode series, which marks Spike’s first foray into the in-studio game show format, will be Executive Produced by A. Smith & Co. Productions (“Hell’s Kitchen,” “American Ninja Warrior,” “Spartan: Ultimate Team Challenge”).

As if having the talk with your children wasn’t bad enough, imagine having to explain to your kid the details of the night they were conceived, or revealing to your parent that you secretly married the boyfriend they’ve never approved of – all of the skeletons are about to come out of the closet on “That Awkward Game Show.”

Each episode will feature three teams of two (comprised of one parent and one adult child per team) trying to figure out which embarrassing factoid is related to their teammate (and family member!). In order to advance throughout the game, contestants will have to identify uncomfortable, often outrageous, previously unknown truths about their loved ones. The parent/kid duo who answers the most questions correctly will win a major cash prize.

“That Awkward Game Show” will tape this summer and debut in the Fall.

Jeff Dye is an actor, host, prankster and nationally touring comedian. Most recently starring in NBC’s “I Can Do That,” Dye’s next project with the network is the forthcoming “Better Late Than Never,” a new series that will follow the travels of legendary personalities as they experience the adventure of a lifetime. First gaining national recognition on “Last Comic Standing,” Dye has gone on to host MTV’s “Money From Strangers” and “Numbnuts.” Dye has also been featured on his own “Comedy Central Presents” special and has starred in additional TV projects, including “Girl Code” and “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.”

What do you think? Do you like game shows? Will you watch That Awkward Game Show?