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House Of Bond
House of Bond is an Australian drama mini-series written for television and consisting of two parts. It is a fictionalised account of the life of Australian businessman Alan Bond, who passed away on the 5th of June, 2015. During his lifetime, Bond was central to several high-profile happenings and dealings, including the financing of the successful challenge to the 1983 America's Cup, his central role in the WA, Inc scandal that caused the loss of hundreds of millions of public Australian dollars, and a criminal conviction resulting in four years of jail time. House of Bond features an extraordinarily talented cast, including Packed to the Rafters-star Ben Mingay (as Alan Bond), Hollywood regular Rachael Taylor (as Diana Bliss) and ?renowned New Zealand actor Sam Neill (as Roland Rowland).House Of Cards
House of Cards is an American political drama series written for web television and an adaptation of the British mini-series of the same name, which in turn is based on the novel by British author and politician Michael Dobbs. The series revolves around Frank Underwood, played by Kevin Spacey, a Democrat who serves as the House Majority Whip in the current White House administration, and his desire to gain greater power. House of Cards is an enormous commercial success, which is underlined by the countless award nominations the series has received over the years, including more than thirty Primetime Emmy Award nominations. Robin Wright, who plays Frank Underwood's wife Claire, won a Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Television Series Drama in 2014, while Kevin Spacey won a Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Television Drama Series a year later.Prison Break
Prison Break is an American drama series written for television about a young man (Lincoln Burrows, portrayed by Dominic Purcell) sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit, and his brother's (Michael Schofield, portrayed by Wentworth Miller) subsequent elaborate plan to rescue him and clear his brother's name. Prison Break was a big success from the start, being lauded for the intriguing storylines and the original format. This resulted in a numerous prestigious awards and award nominations, including two Golden Globe nominations, an ALMA Award for Outstanding Director of a Television Drama or Comedy, and a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination in the category Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Television Series.The Last Resort
The Last Resort is an Australian reality series for television that takes place on a tropical island. There, five couples who have been together for a long time will be taking part in a social experiment with the objective of trying to solve the problems in their relationships, such as infidelity, intimacy and trust issues. They spend a month on the island together with some of Australia's leading relationship experts, after which each couple has to decide to stay together or each go their separate ways. The Last Resort has been likened to another Australian reality show called Seven Year Switch, as both shows focus on couples trying one last time to save their troubled relationships. The Last Resort, in a very public and raw way, deals with relatable issues that are often kept quiet by many couples, such as betrayal, insecurity and broken families.Soaps
Home and Away
Home and Away, often referred to as H&A as well, is a long-running Australian soap opera written for television. The show is set in the fictional seaside town of Summer Bay in New South Wales, where Tom and Pippa Fletcher run a caravan park together with their six foster children. Home and Away premiered in 1988 and has since then become the second-longest drama series on Australian TV, exceeded only by the immensely popular show Neighbours. Home and Away is well-known for creating story lines around both everyday topics, like foster children and teenage problems, and more controversial themes, like abortion, addiction and domestic violence. The show has been exported to more than eighty countries, turning it into one of Australia's most successful media products of all time.Neighbours
Neighbours is an Australian soap opera written for television and created by Reg Watson, who was also responsible for series such as Prisoner and Sons & Daughters. The objective of the series is to show realistic depictions of everyday life's stories, lived by both relatable adults and teenagers. Neighbours is set in the fictional town of Erinsborough, in the fictional Melbourne suburb of Victoria, and initially focused on the lives of three befriended families, the Clarks, the Ramsays and the Robinsons. The show aired for the first time in 1985 and has since then become the longest-running Australian drama series. Neighbours was sold to more than sixty countries and was introduced into the Logies Hall of Fame in 2005.Action
Gotham
Gotham is an American crime series revolving around the fictional city of Gotham, the home of Batman and many other characters developed by DC Comics, including Catwoman, the Penguin and the Riddler. The show principally focuses on a young Gotham City Police Department rookie called James Gordon and a wealthy young man called Bruce Wayne whose both parents were murdered and who is taken care of by his butler Alfred Pennyworth now. Gotham is considered part of the hugely popular Batman-franchise as it explores the earlier years of Gotham's most famous inhabitant, Bruce Wayne also known as Batman. Most of the series acclaimed and high quality visual material is recorded in New York City.Vikings
Vikings is an English-spoken Canadian historial drama series about the Norsemen of Early Medieval Scandinavia, and their raiding and trading at the beginning of the Viking age in the first century. More specifically, the series focuses on Ragnar Lothbrok (played by Australian actor Travis Fimmel), a young farmer who out of discontent with his leaders rises through the social ranks to eventually become a Scandinavian king. The story of Vikings is loosely based on the legendary tales of Ragner Lothbrok himself as described in several historical accounts and Norse folk tales. The series is mainly recorded in Ireland, with some scenes being filmed in parts of Norway, for the Canadian channel History.Crime
Agatha Christie's Marple
Agatha Christie's Marple, often referred to as simply Marple as well, is a British crime series written for television and based on the stories by the famous British crime novelist Agatha Christie. The show revolves around Ms. Jane Marple, an elderly lady and inhabitant of the small village of Saint Mary Mead. She regularly helps solve mysterious murders in both her own village and the villages in the area, despite not always being taken seriously from the start by the local police forces. Agatha Christie's Marple ir or has been broadcasted in several countries apart from Great Britain and Australia, including the United States, Canada, South Korea and Brazil. The filming of the show takes place in numerous locations of which London, Englefield (Berkshire), Chilham (Kent) and Turville (Buckinghamshire) are some of the major ones.Broadchurch
Broadchurch is a British crime series written for television that is set in a fictional village in Dorset, in the United Kingdom. It revolves around the mysterious and gruesome death of an eleven year old boy, and how this event affects the village's close-knit community. Factors like grief, suspicion amongst the townspeople and the sudden media attention for the town all play a big part in the telling of the story of Broadchurch. One thing that stands out in regard to this series is the large extent to which the production crew went to keep the identity of the murderer a secret until the very end. Even most of the actors did not know who it was up until a few hours before recording the final episodes. Broadchurch has been the recipient of numerous awards, including several BAFTA's and a BAFTA Craft Award.Fargo
Fargo is an American drama series written for television and often referred to as well as a “black comedy-crime drama”. The series is based on the 1996 movie of the same name which was written and directed by the Coen brothers. Joel and Ethan Coen, four-time Academy Award winners, are also involved in this show as executive producers. The story takes place in and around the small town of Bemidji, in Minnesota, where a strange drifter (Billy Bob Thornton) arrives and starts to influence the local community in a deceiving and voilent way. Insurance salesman Lester (portrayed by Martin Freeman) is particularly affected by his ways. At the same time the local police force, in the person of Deputy Molly Solverson (Allison Tolman) and office Gus Grimly (Colin Hanks) investigate a series of homicides that might be connected to Lester and the strange drifter Lorne Malvo.Homeland
Homeland is an American thriller series written for television, and based on the acclaimed Israeli series Prisoners of War. The show revolves around CIA officer Carrie Mathison (played by Claire Danes), brilliant at her work but suffering from bipolar personality disorder, and US Marine Nicholas Brody (played by Damian Lewis), a sniper for the Corps who at the start of the series is freed after 8 years of captivity by Al Qaeda and who is suspected of having been "turned" by the enemy in an attempt to attack the United States on home soil. Homeland ?has received high praise from the critics and the series has received numerous awards and nominations. These include, amongst many others, back-to-back Golden Globes for Best Television in the Drama category, as well as Emmy Awards for both protagonists.Murder Uncovered
Murder Uncovered is an Australian true-crime series written for television and hosted by the well-known Australian reporter and TV presenter Michael Usher. The premise of Murder Uncovered is the reopening and further investigation of infamous Australian homicide and crime cases. Each episode of the show revolves around a specific criminal case Murder Uncovered (and its network Seven) became involved in a real-life trial of the subject of one of their episodes at the start of 2017. In a gangland murder case Stephen Aisling was charged with (and later found guilty of) murdering Graham Kinniburgh in 2003. Murder Uncovered was investigating the case at the same time as the trial, and the Victorian Supreme Court was concerned about the episode possibly causing prejudice amongst the jurors, which could lead to the entire jury being discharged. The episode in question was aired later on in the season.The Blacklist
The Blacklist is an American crime series written for television that revolves around multinational criminal mastermind Raymond “Red” Reddington (James Spader) after he surrenders voluntarily to the FBI who have been after him for decades. Red possesses a list of high profile criminals around the world and he offers to give them all up in return for immunity from prosecution. He has one condition though, namely that he wants to work exclusively with a rookie profiles called Elizabeth Keen. The Blacklist has become an international television success, with the performance of James Spader as Red Reddington often being especially lauded by the critics. The series follows a relatively fixed format, but the over-reaching story arcs of the main characters provide plenty of twists and turns as the story of Red and Elizabeth evolves and deepens as time goes on.Drama
Call The Midwife
Call the Midwife is a British drama series written for television revolving around the day-to-day lives of a group of midwives working in the impoverished East End of London, Great Britain, in the 1950's and 1960's. The premise is based on the memoirs of Jennifer Worth who spent time at the convent of an Anglican religious order called the Community of Saint John the Divine located in London's East End. Since the airing of the first episode in January 2012 Call the Midwife has received critical acclaim, and numerous nominations and awards. The series manages to combine sometimes heartbreaking character arcs and serious social issues, such as gender inequality, feminism and incest, with charming, and sometimes even humorous, story lines.Love Child
Love Child is an Australian drama series written for television and created by Heartbreak High's Sarah Lambert. The series is set at the end of 1960's and in the 1970's, and revolves around the comings and goings of the staff and residents at the Kings Cross Hospital and Sydney's Stanton House, two fictional locations. The story is inspired by the stories of forced adoption in Australia, where unmarried mothers were forced to put their newborn up for adoption, something for which former Australian PM Julia Gillard apologised publicly. Love Child was a commercial success from the first episode onwards, something that is illustrated by the numerous awards and award nominations the show has received over the years. These include three Logie Awards and Golden Nymph Award nominations for Best Drama Series and Best Actor in a Drama Series (Jonathan LaPaglia).Madam Secretary
Madam Secretary is an American political drama series written for television and mainly focuses on Elizabeth McCord, the highly capable intelligent newly appointed Secretary of State for the United States of America. She is married to Henry McCord who no longer has a mother, but who comes from a large family living in Pittsburgh. Madam Secretary was co-produced by the actor Morgan Freeman, who also has a minor guest role in a few episodes. Other famous guest appearances include Madeleine Albright, the first real-life United States Secretary of State, and Bob Schieffer, a former moderator for Face the Nation. Over the years the show has received several prestigious nominations, including for the People's Choice Awards and the Publicists Guild of America.Masters Of Sex
Masters of Sex is an American drama series written for television and inspired by author Thomas Maier's biography of two American sexologists (Dr. William Masters and Virginia Johnson) called the same name as the series. In the television series Dr. Masters is portrayed by Welsh actor Michael Sheen, while American actress Lizzie Caplan, known from movies such as Cloverfield and Mean Girls, takes on the role of Virginia Johnson. Masters of Sex revolves around the pioneering research of the human sexuality by Masters and Johnson between the 50's and the early 70's, and ?the relationship that grew between the two over that period. The acclaimed show has won numerous awards over the years, including an Emmy Award, two Critics' Choice Television Awards and an AFI Award. Masters of Sex has also been nominated for, amongst many more, for two Golden Globes and four Satellite Awards.Midsomer Murders
Midsomer Murders is a British crime and detective series about Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby, and in later seasons about his cousin Chief Inspector John Barnaby, played by Neil Dudgeon. The series is inspired by the book series about Chief Inspector Barnaby, written by Caroline Graham. Midsomer Murders is set in the picturesque villages of the fictional county of Midsomer. As a result of the setting the whole series has a very strong and authentic rural English feel to it, which has been explained as one of the reasons for its popularity. The regular moments of black comedy and the contrast of gruesome murders taking place against the backdrop of idyllic English villages have been cited as other major reasons for the success of Midsomer Murders.Nowhere Boys
Nowhere Boys is an Australian drama series written for television and for a teenage audience. The first two seasons of the show revolve around a group of four very different year ten students, goth Felix, nerd Andy, golden boy Sam and jock Jake, and the adventures their adventures. During a class trip to a forest the four of them are unwillingly grouped together, and they spend a terrifying night in the forest after getting lost. When they return home they find out that they have come back to a parallel universe in which they have never been born. Nowhere Boys is an entertaining mix of mystery and drama fitting for both teenagers as well as more adult viewers. Since the premier of the first episode in November 2013 the show has been the recipient of numerous awards and nominations, including two Logies for Most Outstanding Children's Program.The Coroner
The Coroner is a British daytime drama series consisting of 20 episodes and revolving around Jane Kennedy, a coroner in the fictional town of Lighthaven in South Devon. Jane works together with Davey Higgins, a Detective Sergeant in the local police department and her childhood sweetheart who broke her heart. Together they investigate unusual homicide cases. The Coroner combines both drama and humour, which is considered one of the reasons for its success. The main characters, Jane and Davey, and their relationship are inspired by the characters of Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracey in the movie classic "Adams Rib". Filming of the series took place in and around Devon, Great Britain, including popular coastal towns like Dartmouth, Torquay and Paignton.The Halcyon
The Halycon is a British drama series written for television about a prestigious five-star hotel in London, Great Britain, in 1940 as World War II is in full course. The idea behind the series is to show the impact of the war on life in London from a more civilian point of view. It focuses on members of different social groups in London society and on how the wat influences their work, their relationships and their everyday lives. The Halycon was recorded at the West London Film Studios, though 32 Lincoln's Inn Fields, the former Land Registry Building, served as the exterior of the set. Several critics have referred to The Halycon as a modern-day and more energetic Downton Abbey, the hugely successful British historical period drama TV series.Game Shows
My Kitchen Rules
My Kitchen Rules is an Australian competitive cooking-based TV reality show in which teams of two people are being challenged and pitched against each other to turn an ordinary home into a full-blown restaurant for one day. Each team prepares a three-course meal for the panel of My Kitchen Rules-judges and the other team, who will rate the cooking team's performance. Initially each episode would focus on two teams going head-to- head to see who would progress to the next round and who would be eliminated. Over the years the format of the show has been adapted, and the risk of direct elimination after one episode was removed to make place for a more elaborate and long-term scoring system, including special Rounds, Finals round and the Grand Final.Survivor
Australian Survivor is an Australian reality game show that originated from the original American and internationally hugely popular show Survivor. The premise for the Australian version is very much comparable to the one of other international versions of the show. A group of people is left to survive on their own ?in a deserted location, such as Whaler's Way on the Southern Australian Eyre Peninsula, or Upolu on Samoa. The participants in the Survivor need to complete challenges in order to get rewards to help them survive on their own, and to win immunity from elimination from the show. The participants vote amongst each other until the ""Sole Australian Survivor"" is left to take home the A$500'000 cash prize.The Biggest Loser: Transformed
This show is actually the eleventh season of the popular Australian television show The Biggest Loser, which is based on the American series of the same name. The Biggest Loser is a reality show revolving around overweight contestants competing to lose the most weight and to get their hands on a cash prize. The Biggest Loser Australia: Transformed adopted a slightly different format in comparison to the other seasons of the show. Amongst other changes is the introduction of two trainers instead of one, resulting in the teams of contestants being split into two teams of eight, and the introduction of “Mind Sessions, during which the contestants discuss their mental and physical state with a weight management psychologist. This season is also the first one in which viewers can cast votes during the Grand Final.Love & Dating
Dating Naked
Dating Naked is an Australian combination of a reality show and a dating game for television in which participants go on dates with each other while being completely nude during a major part of the show. The nudity is largely censored, while the host is generally clothed. The recording location of Dating Naked varies per season and usually consists of an exotic location, such as a Panamanian island or Bora Bora. Dating Naked is in an essence a typical reality dating show, but the nudity factor gives it some edge. While some might consider it too revealing, others argue that it allows for a new type of creativity from the creators' point of view. The show has been sold to several other countries and markets, including Brazil, Canada and the United Kingdom.Married at First Sight
Married at First Sight is an Australian reality TV series in which three dating experts match up four couples who have never met before, and who will marry each other when they meet for the first time. It is based on a show of the same name from Denmark. The concept of the show revolves around the couples getting married, spending a wedding night of luxury, going on a honeymoon together?, and finally living together for a month in order for them to determine whether or not they want to keep the relationship going. After season 3 Married at First Sight was extended and the format of the show was adjusted, with the number of couples participating in it increasing from four to ten.Seven Year Switch
Seven Year Switch is an Australian reality show for TV that is based on the American series of the same name. Each season of the show features four married couple who are experiencing difficulties in terms of their relationships. During a 14-day period each participant is matched with a person from another couple, and during these 14 days there are no rules. All couples are reunited at the end of this period, after which each of them has to decide to stay together or go their separate ways. Seven Year Switch quickly garnered a following amongst the Australian television-viewing audience, and it has more than once been referred to as a “guilty pleasure”. The show deals with a lot of common relationship issues, such as the life-work balance, finances and marriage dreams, which makes it relatable for so many people.The Bachelor
The Bachelor Australia, also referred to as simply The Bachelor, is an Australian reality dating program for television based on the world famous American show with the same name. This is an elimination-based show revolving around one Bachelor and a group of bachelorettes who compete to be the Bachelor's choice at the end of each season. By going on dates with the candidates, in group at first and later one-on-one, the Bachelor will eventually need to make a choice and decide whether or not he likes one of the bachelorettes enough to take their relationship to the next level. Once there are four women left, the Bachelor will visit their home towns with them where he meets their families. The last two women get to meet the Bachelor's family, and he will choose the winner soon after that, which usually results in a proposal.Series
800 Words
800 Words is a Australian-New Zealand drama comedy series written for television about George Tuner (played by Erik Thomson), a popular 800-word columnist for a big Sydney newspaper. After the passing away of his wife he decided to give up his job and purchase a house located in a fictional remote seaside town in New Zealand called Weld. He needs to get his two teenage children, Arlo and Shay, on board as well, and the peculiar inhabitants of Weld do not make this job any easier. 800 Words has sometimes been compared to the immensely popular family drama comedy series Packed to the Rafter, about the day-to-day lives of the Rafter family. It is a witty show that manages to combine lighthearted humour with more serious family and social issues, while remaining relatable for a mainstream audience.Australian Story
Since the 29th of May 1996 Australian Story has been aired weekly as a reality documentary series for national Australian television. Every week since the start of the show Caroline Jones has presented the stories of Australians from all backgrounds and walks of life. What stands out about Australian Story is the very personal approach to story-telling, as the stories are told by the subjects of the documentaries as well as their family, friends, colleagues and other related people, instead of by a narrator. It is one of the most popular shows of its kind in Australia, a fact that is illustrated by the numerous Walkley and Logie Awards it has won over the years.Bull
Bull is an American comedy drama series written for television revolving around the TAC, or Trial Analysis Corporation. This is a jury consulting firm led by Dr. Jason Bull, a psychologist and renowned expert in the field of "trial science". They assist their clients in selecting the right jurors, while they also provide advice for their clients' lawyers in terms of which arguments will sit best with the jurors. The premise for Bull is inspired by talk show host Phil McGraw, popularly known as Dr. Phil, and his past as a trial consultant. His character is brought to live by former NCIS main-stay Michael Weatherly, who has received praise for his role as Dr. Jason Bull.Lethal Weapon
Lethal Weapon is an American action comedy series written for television. It fits the buddy cop genre and is inspired by the legendary movies of the same name. The show focuses on a cop from Texas (played by Clayne Crawford) who moves to Los Angeles after losing his wife and their unborn baby. There he becomes the partner of an experienced local detective (played by Damon Wayans) who needs to avoid stress due to a recent heart episode. Most of the events and characters in Lethal Weapon show are taken straight from the Lethal Weapon movies. Crawford's part was originally played by Mel Gibson, while Wayans' role was taken on by Danny Glover. Practically the entire show has been filmed in and around Los Angeles, in the American state of California.Little Lunch
Little Lunch is an Australian mockumentary-style comedy television series for children consisting of 26 15-minute episodes and inspired by the books by writer Danny Katz. The show follows six kids, Atticus, Battie, Debra, Jo, Melanie and Rory, on the playground of their school during snack time. Their teacher, Mrs. Gonsha, plays a main role in the series as well. Little Lunch is recorded at a real-life school, namely the Saint Kilda Primary School in Melbourne. The idea behind the series is to show what six Australian kids are up to during their snack time, some of the most significant 15 minutes for every Australian child in primary school. It is entertaining for children, while more than often it will also make their parents reminisce over their own primary school memories.New Tricks
New Tricks is a British comedy-drama about the UCOS, or Unsolved Crime and Open Case Squad, which is part of the Metropolitan Police Service. This fictional unit consists of retired police officers who are recruited to work on unsolved crimes from the past. The name of the show comes from the well-known saying "You can't teach an old dog new tricks". Another fun fact about New Tricks is that many characters that appear in it have been named after past and then-current players of English football club West Bromwich Albion. This is because the show's creator Roy Mitchell is a huge fan of the team. The original three main male characters, Brian Lane, Jack Halford and Gerry Standing, were actually named after the club's oldest stand, the Halfords Lane Stand.Scorpion
Scorpion is an American action series written for television and lightly inspired by the life and legend of Walter O'Brien, a computer genius. In Scorpion, Walter, with an IQ of 197 and known for hacking into NASA as a kid heads a high-tech crime-fighting organisation ?consisting of manager and mother of a gifted son Paige, psychiatrist Toby, mechanical engineer Happy, and mathematician Sylvester. Together they often help out the Department of Homeland Security with the most complex and high-tech threats, while the team also works for private clients. While the individuals of the Scorpion team are all highly intelligent and capable in their own fields they sometimes struggle with the realities of every day life, especially on a social level. Besides keeping everyone in check Paige also provides the necessary social context for the other team members wherever and whenever necessary.The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory is an American comedy series written for television and created by, amongst others, Chuck Lorre, who is also responsible for blockbuster series like Two and a Half Men and Mike & Molly. ?The show focuses on on the comings and going of five characters living in Pasadena, California. Four of them are brilliant yet socially awkward scientists, namely Caltech physicists Leonard and Sheldon, astrophysicist Raj, and aerospace engineer Howard. The fifth character is Penny, a pretty waitress and aspiring actress who lives across the hall from Leonard and Sheldon. The main source of comedy for the Big Bang Theory is the clash of the intellectual but geeky world of Leonard, Sheldon, Howard and Raj with Penny's more down-to-earth and socially much more developed world. Over the years the show has been hugely successful and the recipient of countless awards, including several People's Choice Awards and Emmy's.This Is Us
This Is Us is an American television show revolving around the lives of Kate, Kevin and Randall. Kate and Kevin were born as triplets, but their brother Randall was stillborn as a result of the babies being born six weeks premature. Their parents Jack and Rebecca decide to adopt another newborn baby, the black baby Randall, who was born on the same day and cared for at the same hospital as Kate and Kevin after his biological father abandoned him. The show switches between the past and present of the main characters on a regular basis. The flashbacks are set in the city of Pittsburgh, while the current scenes usually take place in Los Angeles, New York and New Jersey.? Since its premiere This Is Us has received critical acclaim and numerous award nominations, including several Golden Globe and Critic's Choice nominations.Reality Shows
Bondi Rescue
Bondi Rescue is an Australian non-fictional television series about the daily comings and goings of the professional lifeguards of Waverly Council who patrol Sydney's world-renowned Bondi Beach. Ben Davies, who actually used to be a part-time lifeguard, is the creator of the show as well as one of the producers. As a viewer you can follow the lifeguards fulfilling their daily duties and dealing with all kinds of challenges, including thieves on the beach, shark scares and lost kids. Seeing as Bondi Beach is an internationally known holiday destination Bondi Rescue also features regular guest appearances by local and international celebrities such as Paris Hilton, Richard Branson and Snoop Dogg. As part of the deal the Waverley Council receives a fixed yearly amount of money and a part of the profits generated by the show as an additional way to finance their rescue operations.Gogglebox
Gogglebox Australia is the Australian version of the hugely popular British television show with the same name. Sometimes referred to as a fly-on-the-wall show, the concept of the show, simply put, is "watching people watch TV". Every week cameras are installed in the homes of ten normal Australian households and the viewers can watch the reactions of the participants as they watch sports games, movies or whatever else is on TV. ?Gogglebox quietly but steadily gained a loyal following in Australia. What's more, some of the participants, like gay couple Tom and Wayne or housemates Angie and Yvie who live together with a bunch of dogs, have slowly become household names.I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here
I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, or I'm a Celebrity as it is often referred to, is an Australian reality series written for television and based on the British TV show of the same name. The Australian version is filmed at the South African Kruger National Park, where celebrities have to survive in a jungle camp with only very basic comforts while competing in numerous challenges in order to win food and other luxuries. Viewers can vote to eliminate one or more of the contestants every week. The celebrity who remains as last will be proclaimed "King and/or Queen of the Jungle" and wins $100'000 to be donated to a charity of their choice. ?Any participant can give up at any point during the show by saying "I'm a celebrity get me out of here!", while during the show new contestants, or intruders, enter the competition as well.Masters of Flip
Masters of Flip is an originally Canadian reality show revolving around a Canadian husband and wife, called Dave and Kortney Wilson, who move to Nashville, in the American state of Tennessee. ?While the initial goal was to launch their careers in the country music industry, they ended up renovating and flipping houses, and making a reality show out of it. This tireless husband-and-wife-team strolls the Nashville region in search of projects that can be bought cheap, renovated, and if all goes well, sold for a healthy profit. Dave is the contractor of the two, while realtor Kortney takes care of the flipping part, and together they are the Masters of Flip.Entertainment
Mythbusters
MythBusters is a science entertainment program for television written and created by Australian producer Peter Rees for Discovery Channel. The idea behind the series is to investigate myths, rumors, news stories and movie scenes with the help of science in order to determine whether they are valid or not. Mythbusters is and/or has been broadcasted on several international channels and on various Discovery Channels worldwide. MythBusters has never followed a fixed or consistent production schedule for the show's episodes. These are generally listed simply by the year in which they were transmitted. ?Each episode tends to focus on at least two myths that have been brought to the production team's attention by the cast and crew, or the show's fans.Talent Shows
MasterChef Australia
MasterChef Australia ?is an Australian cooking game show that is part of the international MasterChef-franchise and based on the original British series of the same name. The format of the Australian version of the show is a bit different from the rest in that the candidate selection process starts with a large number of Australians from all over the country audition by presenting a dish of their choice to the panel of judges, with the hope of being chosen to participate in the semi-finals. Eventually 24 contestants are selected to compete with each other on the show's main stage. ?Masterchef Australia has proven to be a ratings hit, which has resulted in several spin-offs, including Celebrity MasterChef Australia, featuring celebrity contestants, MasterChef Australia: The Professionals, featuring profesional chefs as contestants, and Junior MasterChef Australia, featuring younger contestants.The Voice
The Voice Australia is an Australian reality and talent show that is part of the worldwide The Voice-franchise, which grew from the original Dutch version of the same name. In the show, a panel of four well-known recording artists takes on the roles of judges and coaches in their search for Australia's next recording sensation. The eventual winner of each season receives a recording contract with Universal Music. While the host of the show, as well as the panel of judges/coaches,? can very per season, the format of the show remains the same. It starts with the blind auditions, where the panel members create their teams, the battle rounds, where the teams compete in duets in order to get into the next round, and finally the live performance shows, where eventually the final four contestants will decide who becomes a professional artist.Comedy
House Husbands
House Husbands is an Australian comedy series written for television about four stay-at-home dads dedicated to raising their children while their partners are working professionals. The idea behind the series is to give a light and comical insight into modern Australian family life, with a focus on changing gender roles in particular. Sometimes referred to as an Australian kind of Modern Family, the hugely popular American mockumentary-style comedy, House Husbands is a very family-oriented and very family-friendly comedy. Following the success of the first few seasons the show was re-made for both French and Italian television.Travel
Destination Flavour
Destination Flavour is an Australian food and travel show written for television and hosted by Adam Liaw, the winner of MasterChef Australia in 2010. His victory that year is one of the most watched non-sporting events in the history of Australian television. For Destination Flavour he travels Australia, together with Renee Lim and Lily Serna, searching for people who have dedicated their lives to producing the best food imaginable, from farmers to top-notch chefs. On the basis of the success of the first season of Destination Flavour other formats of the show have been created as well, including Destination Flavour: Japan and Destination Flavour: Scandinavia. All the recipes mentioned in the show can be found, including instructions, on the Destination Flavour website.Travel Guides
Travel Guides is an Australian television series about six groups of Australian people who become full-out travel critics over the period of one week. The groups are sent to a national or international holiday destination where their job is to review everything the trip has to offer, from accommodation and local delicacies to local sights and attractions. The holiday destinations vary enormously, from Oman and Tokyo (Japan) to the Gold Coast and a cruise on the Pacific. The idea of Travel Guides is to show the ordinary Australian holiday destinations reviewed by other ordinary Australians. A major part of the comedy is the concept that one person's paradise may seem like another person's personal hell.Documentaries
Great Continental Railway Journeys
Great Continental Railway Journeys is a British documentary written for television and presented by Michael Portillo. For the series he travels on the railway networks of continental Europe while comparing how travel and its destinations have changed between the descriptions in his 1913 copy of Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide and present day. In the person of Portillo Great Continental Railways explores destinations all over Europe, and each episode has an itinerary-style title, such as “Madrid to Gibraltar”, “Hungary to Austria” and “Amsterdam to Northern France”. During the trips Portillo covers some of the major locations, monuments and stories along the way, in the style of the 1913 guidebook he carries with him.Planet Earth II
Planet Earth II is the sequel to the acclaimed and renowned British nature documentary series Planet Earth, both of which are presented by the world famous British narrator David Attenborough. While the first series was the first nature documentary to record in high definition HD, the sequel has also made use of the most modern technology available, including aerial drones, 4K ultra high definition and improved camera techniques. Planet Earth II consists of seven 60-minute episodes, each of which focuses on a different natural ecosystem, varying from islands and mountains to cities and desserts. The final episode, called World of Wonder, is a kind of hour-long compilation of all the most beautiful and most impressive our planet has to offer us in terms of nature.Current affairs & News
Four Corners
Four Corners is an Australian television programme revolving around investigative journalism and the coverage of current affairs. The show debuted on TV in 1961 and has since then become the longest-running show of its kind in Australia. The concept is heavily inspired by the British show of the same kind Panorama. Four Corners airs weekly and investigates one issue every week, both nationally and internationally. Over the years the program has covered numerous controversial topics and uncovered several high profile cases, including police corruption in Queensland (in 1987), the involvement of the French secret service in the bombing of the Rainbow Warrior (in 1985) and the power of the fossil fuel lobby in Australia (in 2006). Four Corners has been honored with a place in the Logies Hall of Fame.Totally Wild
Totally Wild is an Australian television series for children that has been on the air since 1992, making it one of Australia's longest running kids shows on TV. Over the years the show has become a reference in the industry of children's television in Australia. Totally Wild is presented in the form of a news program that covers stories on various topics, including science, technology, animals and nature, sports and the environment. Similar to news programs for adults the show is broadcasted at 8am from Mondays to Wednesdays, while repeats of each week's episodes take place on Saturday mornings at 8.30am. ?By the time of Totally Wild's 20th anniversary in 2012 more than 2'000 episodes had been broadcasted.Living & Home Improvement
Better Homes and Gardens
Better Homes and Gardens is an Australian lifestyle show made for television. The series is mainly about lifestyle and home improvement in areas such as gardening, cooking and pet care. The show is hosted by Johanna Griggs, a former Olympic swimmer, and it boasts a group of specialists in the areas covered by the program. There are also regular guest appearances by celebrities such as Dr. Harry Cooper (from the TV program Harry's Practice) and House Rules winner Adam Doville. Better Homes and Gardens started as a lifestyle magazine covering the same topics as covered by the television program. Following the success of the TV format the Better Homes and Gardens Live concept as created, three-day events full of interactive workshops and showcases in areas such as gardening, cooking and DIY.Escape To The Country
Escape to the Country is a British television show about the purchases of (rural) real estate by ordinary people and families. The subjects of each episode are usually looking to leave the city where they live behind in order to move to a calmer and more rural location. Based on the preferences and possibilities of the potential buyers the show's presenter comes up with four houses (later on the format was adapted to three houses) for them to view. Each episode of Escape to the Country exists in two formats, namely one of 45 minutes and one of 60 minutes. The series also inspired the show Escape to the Continent in which real estate in more exotic locations like Malta and Portugal ?is explored for potential buyers.Kids
Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom
Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom is a British animated series written for television, and for a pre-school audience. It was first aired by Nickelodeon UK in 2009, after which the network decided to broadcast it on all their channels all over the world. The show revolves around Ben Elf, Princess Holly, King and Queen Thistle and all the other magical creatures living in the Little Kingdom that lies hidden amongst thorny brambles. The production team behind Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom is the same one that is also repsonsible for the successful children's television series Peppa Pig. The show has received much praise over the years for its fluent combination of fun and learning for kids in pre-school, and it has been the recipient of numerous awards, including an Emmy and a BAFTA.Operation Ouch!
Operation Ouch! is a British educational TV show for children about the human body. It covers topics such as what happens in Accidents and Emergencies (A&E) and the different problems doctors face, while the show's hosts Drs. Chris and Xand van Tulleken regularly conduct interesting experiments as well. The goal of these experiments is usually to educate kids about biology and medicine in a “try this at home”-style. The hosts of Operation Ouch! are twin brothers and graduates in Medicine from the University of Oxford. Chris is a practicing doctor, while Xand is a researcher and teacher in New York City. For the show they follow and assist personnel and patients at different hospitals and in different situations, such as A&E workers at Alder Hey Children's Hospital and the rapid response team of the West Midlands Ambulance Service.Ready, Steady, Wiggle!
Ready, Steady, Wiggle! is a part of the hugely successful The Wiggles television series for children, based on The Wiggles, an Australian music group for kids. Ready, Steady, Wiggle! represents the 7th and 8th season of the show, which are also the first seasons in which the original The Wiggles band members have been replaced by four new artists. The seasons covered by Ready, Steady, Wiggle! also include several successful acts and songs from past seasons, such as songs from season 2's Wiggly Songtime!, Furry Tales and Taking Off!, and live performances taken from the Taking Off! Tour. Since their debut in 1991 The Wiggles have grown to be a Platinum, Double Platinum and Multi-Platinum band, garnering several prestigious awards in the process, including from the Australasian Performing Rights Association and the Australian Recording Industry Association.Cartoons & Animations
