[02/06/26 - 12:49 PM] TBS Unveils First Superstar Guests for "Foul Play with Anthony Davis" with More A List Names to Come LeBron James, Draymond Green, Jordan Chiles, and Rickea Jackson will kick off series premiere on Monday, April 6.
[via press release from TBS]
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TBS Unveils First Superstar Guests for "Foul Play with Anthony Davis" with More A List Names to Come
Four-Time NBA Champions LeBron James and Draymond Green, Along with Olympic Gold Medalist Jordan Chiles and WNBA's Rickea Jackson, to Kick Off Series Premiere on Monday, April 6
The new TBS hidden camera comedy series "Foul Play with Anthony Davis" launches onto the scene with an all-star lineup of athletes lining up to pull the ultimate pranks on their superstar friends.
In the premiere episode, airing on Monday, April 6, NBA legend LeBron James and super-agent Rich Paul team up with host and NBA All-Star Anthony Davis to prank NBA Champion and forward Draymond Green with an ultra-exclusive investment opportunity that takes a shocking psychic turn. Then, Olympic Gold medalist Jordan Chiles traps WNBA star Rickea Jackson in a parking lot nightmare.
The premiere episode will air Monday, April 6 immediately following the NCAA National Championship game, simulcast across TBS, TNT and truTV. New episodes will air at 9:00PM ET/PT every Monday on TBS thereafter. Additional A-list guest stars to be announced.
Audiences can follow the conversation on social media with #FoulPlayTBS, and follow TBS on Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok for more updates.
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