Network 10 is promising to keep Australian viewers glued to their screens for the second-half of 2023, with a mix of drama, sport, reality, comedy, lifestyle, and factual content on its roster.
Following a successful debut in 2022, the reality show Hunted is returning with a fresh season. This thrilling game of “extreme hide and seek” will feature 10 pairs of everyday Australians attempting to evade a team of Hunters across Victoria, promising an unprecedented level of craftiness from the new batch of Fugitives.
The Masked Singer Australia is preparing to unveil its fifth season, the popular show being hosted by Gold Logie Nominee Osher Günsberg. The panel comprises of Abbie Chatfield, Mel B, Chrissie Swan, and Dave Hughes, all entering their second season of the guessing game show.
Globally-acclaimed series The Traitors will also reveal a fresh mystery with host Rodger Corser, joined by a diverse cast ready to exhibit captivating gameplay. Meanwhile, The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity Edition is set to take off with host Beau Ryan and a line-up of renowned celebrities racing alongside their loved ones.
A tantalising new addition to 10’s line-up is Dessert Masters, a culinary competition that brings together Australia’s leading pastry chefs, chocolate connoisseurs and baking experts. Melissa Leong and Amaury Guichon will take the judge’s panel, ready to sample some of Australia’s most inventive and tempting desserts.
In the world of business, Shark Tank returns with a new set of Sharks – Sabri Suby, Dr. Catriona Wallace, Dave Fogarty, Jane Lu, and Robert Herjavec – ready to invest their own money into promising Australian start-ups.
10’s comedy roster includes the return of popular comedy show Thank God You’re Here, hosted by Celia Pacquola. Other comedic offerings include Have You Been Paying Attention?, The Cheap Seats, Gogglebox, and a series from The Inspired Unemployed named The Inspired Unemployed (Impractical) Jokers.
The network is also introducing factual entertainment to its slate with the series The First Inventors, Todd Sampson’s Mirror Mirror: Love & Hate, and two new shows, Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly and Location, Location, Location, hosted by property experts Mitch Edwards and Mark McKie.
Drama enthusiasts can look forward to new Aussie dramas such as Heat, Riptide, Paper Dolls, and The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race, along with the much-awaited return of fan-favourite Neighbours in September.
For sports fans, 10 will continue hosting Australian Football, Subway Socceroos and CommBank Matildas international matches, and the 2023/24 Liberty A-League and Isuzu UTE A-League seasons. The Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix at Phillip Island in October and the Melbourne Cup Carnival, featuring the $8 million “Race That Stops The Nation” in November, are also on the roster.
From 1st August, 10 Shake will be rebranded as a dedicated Nickelodeon channel, offering more content for audiences across daytime and night-time viewing. 10’s rich line-up for 2023 underpins its position as a leading destination for popular Australian entertainment.
