Fans of Everything on the Menu are awaiting word on a third season of Braun Strowman*’s food/eating show for USA Network. The ex-WWE star known as the Monster Among Men told fans in August that he’s “chomping at the bit” to make more episodes, but hasn’t heard about a renewal yet.
In the same interview with The Rival Room where Strowman said that, he also said:
“I got two other projects coming out this fall on Netflix and some other stuff that I ain’t allowed to talk about, but y’all will know when
it comes out.”
Not sure if this is one of those Netflix projects he was talking about, but today (Sept. 23) Deadline told us Strowman will be part of the upcoming third season of Netflix’s Million Dollar Secret. It will be the first cast made up of celebrities after the first two featured “civilians”.
For those unfamiliar, as I was, Deadline describes Million Dollar Secret like so:
The show, which comes from Brent Montgomery’s [production company] Wheelhouse, brings together a group of strangers… who must outwit their competition and identify the recipient of a million dollars hiding among them. Sequestered in a lavish mansion, in each of their rooms is a mysterious welcome gift — a box. The majority of them are empty, and one contains $1,000,000, and it’s for that guest to keep — as long as they keep their identity hidden.
The series is hosted by Peter Serafinowicz and will return in 2027.
Billed under his real name Adam Scherr, the Monster Among Men is joined by former WCW World champion David Arquette in the cast of 12. Deadline again:
They are: Olympian Adam Rippon, Adam Scherr, a WWE wrestler better known as Braun Strowman, influencer and podcaster Brianna LaPaglia, better known as Brianna Chickenfry, Somebody Somewhere star Bridget Everett, Love Island USA star Chelley Bissainthe, Chloe Veitch, host of Netflix’s Sneaky Links, former SNL star Chris Redd, Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn, Scream star David Arquette, Perfect Match star Dom Gabriel, The Office’s Melora Hardin and Everything’s Trash’s Phoebe Robinson
It’s been a big day of wrestling-adjacent news for Ready to Rumble star Arquette. He and AEW’s Maxwell Jacob Friedman both have supporting roles in a new southern-fried comedy caper indie flick Stranglehold:
Excited for Braun Strowman’s booming reality television career? Looking forward to MJF having to act like one of the “poors” he mocks? Sound off below.
* It’s not his real name, but its how he’s billed on that show.
