Programming
Ten's current Australian programming lineup consists of television shows including: Ready Steady Cook, The Biggest Loser, Bondi Rescue, Before the Game, Good Chef Bad Chef, It's a Knockout, Everyday Gourmet with Justine Schofield, Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation, Don't Tell the Bride, Recruits, Recruits: Paramedics, MasterChef Australia, Bondi Vet, Huey's Kitchen, I Will Survive, Puberty Blues, The Living Room, ifish, Can of Worms, Offspring, and Young Talent Time.
Children's programming includes Lightning Point, Scope, Totally Wild, Wurrawhy and Toasted TV on Eleven
The network has established output deals with a number of American production studios, primarily CBS Television Studios and 20th Century Fox Television.
Other overseas programming on Ten includes; The Simpsons (1991-2011, 2012-), A Gifted Man, House, The Talk, Entertainment Tonight, The Insider, Late Show with David Letterman, Homeland, Law & Order, NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, Rules of Engagement, Touch, The Good Wife, The Bold and the Beautiful, The Doctors, Last Man Standing, Dr. Phil, The Graham Norton Show, Judge Judy, Glee, White Collar, Merlin, New Girl, Undercover Boss, Modern Family and Hawaii Five-0.
Feature films broadcast on Network Ten are sourced from its studio-output deals, including: 20th Century Fox / Fox Searchlight Pictures (2008-2012), Sony Pictures (starts 2013), Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (starts 2013), DreamWorks Pictures, DreamWorks Animation and Paramount Pictures.
The network formerally broadcasts catalogue movie titles from 20th Century Fox produced in 2008 prior to 2012 and Universal Pictures produced in 1992 prior to 2008. The broadcast rights to movie titles from Fox and Universal now air to the Seven Network.
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