panelshow

noun
UK /ˈpæn.əl.ʃəʊ/
US /ˈpæn.əl.ʃoʊ/

A TV show where a group of people sit and play games or answer questions.

We watched a funny panelshow where comedians guessed the answers.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A show featuring a panel of experts discussing a topic.

The science panelshow invited three doctors to debate new research.

3. A broadcast where celebrities chat and compete in lighthearted rounds.

Her favorite panelshow always ends with a silly singing challenge.

4. An event or program with a seated group of speakers answering questions.

The conference ended with a panelshow about the future of technology.