| Hosts | |
| J.J. Watt (also Executive Producer) T.J. Watt Derek Watt | |
| Taggers | |
| Atomic Ant (Lorena Abreu) Banshee (Carrie Bernans) Beach Boy (Travis DesLaurier) Big Deal (Austin Raye) The Boss (Brooke Ence) Bulldog (Ruel DaCoasta) Caveman (Josh Yadon) Dynamite (Yessenina Cossio) Flame (Caitlin Hutson) The Flow (Tavon McVey) Geek (Omar Zaki) Horse (Zac Gordon) Iron Giantess (Laura Micetich) The Kid (Corbin Reinhardt) La Flair (Jesse LaFlair) Rocket (Julian Daigre) Spitfire (Sydney Olson) Viking (Ross Forte) | |
| Broadcast | |
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| Packagers | |
| Fox Alternative Entertainment Znak & Company | |
Ultimate Tag was a short-lived, one-hour reality competition series that was based on the classic playground game of chase.
Premise[]
Each week, competitors must vault, dodge, tumble and dive their way through several different epic, three-dimensional courses. All the while, the contestants, are chased by resident taggers. These larger-than-life characters have a range of incredible and jaw-dropping athletic skills. For the contestants, there is one simple rule: DON'T!...GET!!...CAUGHT!!!!
Australian Version[]
An equally, short-lived Australn version of Ultimate Tag hosted by Abbey Gelmi & Matt Shirvington with Bill Woods as the commentator aired on the Seven Network from 7 March until 4 April 2021.
Trivia[]
This is the second primetime reality competition series that was based on a classic children's game, the first was Oh Sit! (based around the classic children game Musical Chairs) that aired on The CW in 2012.