Game Shows
- Kontres 1991-1995 (Greek version of Family Feud) hosted by Vlassis Bonatsos
- Rantevou sta Tyfla 1991-1998
- 1991-1996 hosted by Vasia Trifili
- 1996-1998 hosted by Isavella Vlasiadou
- Mega Banca Show 1992-1995 hosted by Giorgos Polixroniou
- To Megalo Pazari 1992-1995 hosted by Andreas Mikroutsikos
- Rouk Zouk 1993-1994 hosted by Mary Miliaresi
- Risko 1995-1997 hosted by Giorgos Polixroniou
- Kontra Plake 1995-1999 (a revived Greek version of Family Feud) hosted by Spyros Papadopoulos
- Vres ti Frasi 1998-2001
- 1998-2000 hosted by Miltos Makridis
- 2000-2001 hosted by Joyce Evidi
- Poios Thelei Na Ginei Ekatommyriouxos 1999-2002 (Greek version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire) hosted by Spyros Papadopoulos
- O Pio Adunamos Krikos 1999-2002 (Greek version of The Weakest Link) hosted by Elena Akrita
- Taxi Girl 2006-2010 hosted by Vicky Stavropoulou
- Eisodimatias 2007-2009 hosted by Grigoris Arnaoutoglou
- Power of Ten 2008-2009 (Greek version of the American game show with the same name) hosted by Konstantinos Markoulakis
- H Ekdikisi tis Ksanthias 2008-2009 hosted by Giorgos Liagas
- Fifty Fifty 2010-2011 hosted by Giorgos Liagas
- Money Drop 2010-2011 (Greek version of the British game show The Million Pound Drop) hosted by Grigoris Arnaoutoglou
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