HBO has renewed “Game Theory with Bomani Jones” for a second season, which is most likely slated for 2023
Game Theory is coming back, but perhaps not for a bit.
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Bomani Jones says Skip Bayless wrote him off First Take
"I think I spoke to him once since then, and then they didn’t call me back."
Stephen A. Smith tells Bomani Jones journalists must be “fearless” in pursuing the truth
"Be fearless about disseminating what you believe that truth to be. If you can’t do that, you don’t belong in this business."
HBO releases trailer for ‘Game Theory with Bomani Jones’
Bomani Jones' new show has a trailer.
Game Theory with Bomani Jones premieres on March 13th
Game Theory has a premiere date.
DeMaurice Smith to Bomani Jones on Jon Gruden remarks: “They seem to be really comfortable talking about this on email”
"It's a gross caricature that you and I would've expected from the 50s, maybe, or the 60s."
Bomani Jones gets weekly “Game Theory” show on HBO with executive producer Adam McKay: “This is, literally, my professional dream”
“This is, literally, my professional dream, to have a show like this one on HBO. I'd feel that way with anyone behind it, but working with a top-notch group like Seth, Stu, Todd, Adam and Nina has me more excited than I can express. We have a chance to do something that hasn't been done before, and I can't wait to share our work with the world."
Bomani Jones reportedly expected to leave ESPN when contract expires in March
Jones will appear on Around the Horn and his podcast is still hosted by ESPN, in the meantime.
“Highly Questionable” signs off after 10 years with a montage of memorable moments, and a salute to behind-the-scenes staff
"And to the audience, ain't nothing sticking around for 10 years unless it lands with somebody, and this has landed with a lot of people. Thank you for allowing all of us to have the opportunity to do something that could connect with you, in different ways, through different people, and at different times."
Bomani Jones will contribute to Bob Costas’ HBO interview show “Back on the Record,” which premieres Friday
Back on the Record premieres on HBO Friday at 11 p.m. Eastern/Pacific, and will also be available on HBO Max.
A power outage may have caused Tuesday’s Highly Questionable to awkwardly air out of order
Viewers were very confused with today's Highly Questionable episode
Bomani Jones wonders if he’s still a fit at ESPN
"I don’t know what the paradigm is going to be for guys on television talking about sports if you’re not Stephen A. Smith."
Bomani Jones, ESPN confirm multi-year extension, will continue to appear on Highly Questionable
Jones will continue his popular podcast The Right Time, along with other duties.
