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- On a special inner city street, the inhabitants, human and muppet, teach preschool subjects with comedy, cartoons, games, and songs.
- A talent or reality search for the next Sophie and Sky in the Westend musical Mamma Mia. Six boys or six girls will compete for the roles - singing, dancing, and acting challenges, inspired by the movies or musical.
- Watch indefatigable Filipino comedian Vice Ganda headline this side-splitting talk show that exudes the feel of both a comedy bar and an interrogation room where his guests and audience never know what to expect.
- Educational pre-school fun with classic characters such as Why Bird, Peggy Patch and Poppy.
- A non-denominational Sunday morning religious show that covered issues from multiple perspectives.
- A late night risqué sketch show featuring most of the TISWAS team, designed to appeal to the large adult audience of the children's Saturday morning show. Critically slated, it ran to just one series.
- Sacrée Soirée is a variety show broadcast on TF1 from September 2, 1987 to June 29, 1994, then from December 19, 2007 to December 16, 2009, for a total of 264 numbers, for 7 seasons, every Wednesday evening. The show was produced by GLEM (Gérard Louvin, Marie Christine Mouton) and presented by Jean-Pierre Foucault. Every Wednesday evening, the show welcomed three main guests from the world of theatre, cinema, literature or song likely to be the production reserved a surprise often with the complicity of a member of the entourage of the 'guest.
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- A satirical variety show with focus on Pakistani current affairs and politics.
- A tv show with famous people disguised in costumes and four chosen judges have to figure out who they are by hearing them sing and by figuring out the clues that they give them
- A variety show starring Neil Patrick Harris. Inspired by the U.K. program "Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway."
- Comedienne and actress Dawn French hosts a British version of the variety show. Each week some of the most talented children from around the world will showcase their skills just for the sheer joy of it.
- A popular TV program of the Central Television of the USSR and Channel One (ORT). One of the programs that "changed the way Russians think about television."
- Live Magazine Series for Preschool Children with Songs, Rhymes, Guest Stars, and Things to make.
- This was the "Hollywood Squares" host's first - and only - attempt at a variety show of his own; Peter Marshall was already an accomplished singer, which not too many people were aware of when this show premiered (he even made a few albums in the mid-to-late 1960's). In addition to a talk-show style format, there were musical numbers, some of which Mr. Marshall performed with resident singing group The Chapter Five, as well as comedy sketches with regulars Rod Gist and Denny Evans. Sadly, Mr. Marshall's series lasted only five months; it was certainly a pleasant way to end a Sunday evening (or Saturday, depending on when and where Mr. Marshall's series was shown as it was syndicated).
- Top musicians of the time perform on this 1950s variety show.
- With an hilarious spark Doctor Corrie makes sexuality a subject among teenagers.
- Three satirists, Dragoljub 'Draza' Petrovic, the head editor of Serbian daily Danas, comedian and impersonator Dragoljub 'Micko' Ljubicic and scriptwriter Vojislav 'Voja' Zanetic, analyze the weekly news from their humorous standpoint.
- Hosted by Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal of the youtube channel RhettandLink, in this comedic show Rhett and Link have guests and mainly do crazy things.
- It's a Musical Chat show where musicians come together to share their experiences they came across their musical career and personal life.
- VISION is a six-part online series hosted by Tommy Tiernan that celebrates the magic of Vicar St and the wonderful people who work there. Most importantly, it celebrates Irish artists and reminds us of their brilliance and importance.
- A popular entertainment program for Soviet and Russian television (1978-1991 and 2017). The name of the program is an allusion to the name of the magazine «Around the World», popular at that time. The program was conceived as a joint project of the entertainment and humorous programs department of the Central Television USSR and the «Club 12 Chairs» humorous department of the «Literary Newspaper, and many famous comedians became authors of the program, including Viktor Veselovskiy, the head of the humor department of «Club 12 Chairs», the author of many sketches and scripts for comedy films Arkadiy Inyin, writer Arkadiy Arkanov, and so on, Igor Makarov, who worked and repeatedly published in the humorous department of «Literary Newspaper», became a graphic designer.
- Graeme Blundell presents classic movies including musics, dramas, action and adventure on Fox Classics.
- Nicholas Zebrun hosts a talk/variety show that showcases all the wonderful and exciting things in the Fort Worth/Dallas metroplex.
- A Swedish studio entertainment, comedy and satire show with an intimate night-club feel.
- Celebrating two of New York City's greatest fabrics: baseball and the performing arts. Born out of a passion for both Broadway musicals and triple-digit fastballs, BREAK A BAT attempts to show that fans of sports and theatre don't have to live in such separate worlds, and maybe even break some stigmas. Hosted by Al Malafronte, the show serves as a platform for fans of both mediums to hear intimate conversations with their favorite performers from the stage, screen, and stadium.
- A talk show with Yugoslavian celebs led by singer-actor Vlastimir-Djuza Stojiljkovic.