Lingo season 2 complete guide: everything we know about the game show

RuPaul on Lingo
(Image credit: Guy Levy/CBS)

Get your dictionaries handy, because word game Lingo is back for another season on CBS. The "word-twisting" game show has added a few new tweaks to this season, but back to steer the ship is RuPaul as host. But what else do you need to know about Lingo season 2?

Lingo is set to be just one of many game shows that aired on the major TV networks over the summer of 2024. That includes fan-favorites like The Price Is Right at Night, The Weakest Link, Password, Don't Forget the Lyrics, Beat Shazam, Celebrity Family Feud, Press Your Luck and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, as well as some new ones like The Quiz with Balls and Lucky 13.

This post is for Lingo though, so read on to get all the information on Lingo season 2.

How to watch Lingo season 2

Lingo season 2 is done for the season.

All Lingo episodes are available on Paramount Plus, which will require a subscription to watch.

Lingo season 2 host

RuPaul is back as host for Lingo season 2. RuPaul is a 13-time Emmy winner for the reality competition series RuPaul's Drag Race, but brings his energy and charisma to the game show format with Lingo

Lingo format

If anyone is familiar with the popular New York Times online game Wordle, then Lingo should be pretty easy to pick up. The basics of the game is that two teams square off in fast-paced puzzle rounds, trying to guess letters that reveal seemingly simple words.

A tweak from Lingo season 1 is that the winner of each episode will hold over and play in the next episode. This format, particularly familiar for fans of Jeopardy!, will allow for contestants to go on winning streaks and earn even bigger cash prizes.

Lingo season 2 trailer

There is no trailer or promo clip for Lingo season 2 at this time. If/when one becomes available, we'll add it here. 

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