TBS has set a November 2 return date for its hidden-camera celebrity prank show Foul Play with Anthony Davis, bringing back the NBA champion and ten-time All-Star for a fresh slate of episodes featuring high-profile names from professional basketball, football, boxing, and entertainment.
Athletes and Celebrities Target Friends in New Episodes
The network scheduled the season’s return for 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time on Monday, November 2. The series centers on athletes and prominent public figures luring their well-known friends into elaborate, absurd setups. Grandma’s House Entertainment, Bad Woods Entertainment, and 4.4.Forty Media produce the format for TBS.
The upcoming episodes feature a diverse lineup of sports stars and entertainers. In the season opener, former NFL player Tyrann Mathieu encounters a faux children’s television appearance that spirals out of control thanks to an erratic puppeteer. Meanwhile, investor Mark Cuban targets former NBA player Chandler Parsons with a malfunctioning T-shirt cannon.
Jamal Murray of the Denver Nuggets falls victim to an orchestrated dinner outing engineered by Davis, where a problematic order triggers an unexpected series of events. Former boxing world champion Floyd Mayweather teams up with Davis to target Los Angeles Clippers coach Tyronn Lue during a chaotic charity event.
Roster of Participants Across Leagues
The expanding guest list draws heavily from professional sports leagues. Additional NFL appearances feature Jayden Daniels, Braden Fiske, Osa Odighizuwa, Antonio Gates, Terron Armstead, Akbar Gbajabiamila, and Malik Jackson.
Basketball representation extends beyond Davis and Murray to include Tristan Thompson, Darius Garland, Zach LaVine, Daniel Gafford, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, and Kobe Brown. In one segment, LaVine targets his brother-in-law, Los Angeles Dodgers baseball player Blake Snell. Skateboarders Alex Midler, Sunny Suljic, and Jesse Sebastiani also appear in the upcoming rotation.
Early Success and Digital Reach
TBS launched Foul Play with Anthony Davis in early 2026. According to network data, the initial run drew a combined 8.1 million viewers across TBS, TNT, and truTV. Digital and social media content associated with the program generated more than 256 million impressions and 239 million video views prior to the November premiere.
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