Nick has bought 40 episodes of "Go Viral," a half-hour, studio-based game show that will feature kid contestants competing in four rounds of viral video-inspired elimination challenges.

Ryan Seacrest is adding Nickelodeon producer to his resume.

His Ryan Seacrest Productions has sold 40 episodes of a game show tentatively titled Go Viral to the children's network. The half-hour, studio-based series will feature kid contestants as they compete in elimination challenges revolving around viral videos. Each round will test kids on these laugh-out-loud videos – from predicting outcomes to guessing their popularity as voted by the studio audience.

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“We’re excited to be working with Ryan Seacrest Productions on this show that captures pop culture in a fun way for kids,” said Russell Hicks, Nickelodeon’s president of content development and production. “Nickelodeon has an undeniable track record in producing hit game...