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Programs

  • Ugly Betty (Co-produced by Silent H Productions, Ventanarosa and ABC Studios)
  • The Office (Co-produced by Deedle-Dee Productions and Universal Television)
  • The Tudors (Co-produced by Showtime, Working Title Television, Octagon Films and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)
  • Little Britain USA (Co-produced by BBC Worldwide Americas, HBO Original Programming and Granada America)
  • Nashville Star (Co-produced by 495 Productions and NBC Universal Television)
  • 30 Days (Co-produced by FX Productions)
  • Parental Control (Co-produced by MTV Production Development)
  • Date My Mom (Co-produced by MTV Production Development)
  • Blow Out (Co-produced by Bravo Originals)
  • House of Boateng (Co-produced by Sundance Channel Original)
  • Coupling (Co-produced by BBC Worldwide Americas and NBC Universal Television)
  • Gigantic (Co-produced by Pacific Bay Entertainment, Grady Twins Productions and TeenNick Originals)
  • The Biggest Loser (Co-produced by 3Ball Productions, Eyeworks USA and Twenty Five Seven Entertainment)
  • Shear Genius
  • Identity
  • Tabatha Takes Over
  • Kath & Kim
  • Kung Faux
  • MasterChef (Co-produced by One Potato Two Potato and FremantleMedia)
  • My Problem with Women (Co-produced with Tennman)
  • American Gladiators (Co-produced 2008 revival with MGM Television, which owns the format as successor to Samuel Goldwyn Television)
  • Do Not Disturb (Co-produced by Principato-Young Entertainment and Fox Television Studios)
  • Top Gear USA (Seasons 1 and 2 only; co-produced by BBC Worldwide Americas and A&E Networks)
  • Rhett and Link: Commercial Kings (Co-produced by AMC Networks)
  • Minuto Para Ganar

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