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Host Philip Schofield announced the news via social media this week, sharing a call out for potential contestants who have what it takes to beat The Cube.
"Yes!!!" Phillip wrote. "Game on! Can you Beat the Cube?"
This time around, the show is looking for groups of two from the same household or "support bubble" who have a mix of personalities and skills. The Cube's top prize was originally an impressive £250,000, but judging by this new bigger and better reboot, there's every chance that the jackpot will increase considerably. Or it'll stay the same. Honestly, who knows.
The Cube initially aired on ITV between 2009 and 2015. Hosted by Schofield, the series amassed a cult following among those who enjoy watching normal people do normal tasks inside an abnormally giant cube... and fail miserably, while they're at it.
There's been official word yet as to whether Schofe will be taking up hosting duties again, although his sharing of the application form would suggest that he will indeed be making a return.
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