Challenge (TV Channel) - List of Themed Strands On Challenge

List of Themed Strands On Challenge

Here is a list of the strands that Challenge has used over the years:

  • Action Weekdays (2009)
  • Action Zone (2002)
  • Best of British (2007/8)
  • Brain Buzz (2004)
  • Breakfast Action (2007)
  • Caught on Camera (2004)
  • Cult Classics vs Modern Masters (2011)
  • Cult Selection (2002/3)
  • Fully Loaded (2007)
  • Gameshow Gods (2004/6)
  • Get Physical (2011)
  • Hot Nights of Poker (2004)
  • Japanese Christmas Cracker (2003)
  • Japanorama (2004)
  • Late Night Shopping (2012)
  • Late Zone (2012)
  • Morning Mayhem (2009)
  • Old School Saturdays (2005)
  • Quiz Frenzy (2006)
  • Summer of Sports (2012)
  • Sushi Sundays (2005)
  • Teatime Takedown (2007)
  • Threesomes (2006/7)

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