List of programs broadcast by MTV Australia

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This is a list of programmes that have been shown on MTV Australia.

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Since the formation of MTV Networks Australia in 2005 more original programming has emerged from the channel.

MTV's Official Motorola ARIA Chart Show

Through a partnership with ARIA [36] MTV began broadcasting MTV's Official Motorola ARIA Chart Show which shows the current top 20 chart, music news, interviews and reviews. [37]

MTV's The Lair

MTV's The Lair made its premiere on 26 January 2007, and is aired live every Thursday at the Metro Theatre in Sydney. [38] The show features established and un-signed Australian and international bands.

MTV Screen

Features previews and reviews of the latest movie and DVD releases.

Music blocks

Features non-stop music between MTV's reality TV schedule including:

Music video countdowns

Features music video countdowns including:

Vodafone Live at the Chapel

Live intimate shows featuring Australian and international artists.

Surf programming

During Spring 2005 MTV Australia featured a range of surf related programming that had been produced the previous summer. The shows had commercial ties with the Billabong surf brand. Included in the lineup was Surf Shorts, a show featuring participants in the Jack McCoy Surf Film Festival, and Girls Get Out There, an edutainment program on female surfers.

Defunct

MTV Most Wanted

This was MTV Australia's flagship request show, started in 1996 and adopted from the formula used on MTV Asia. In subsequent years the show also used the same visuals as the Asian version. It was originally hosted by Yvette Duncan, the only VJ on the station at the time. Most Wanted ran weekdays for around two hours each day and was hosted from either a studio set or live location such as music stores. The show was replaced with TRL Australia in 2005.

TRL Australia

Shortly after the UK and Ireland version of MTV developed its own version of the American TRL , plans began for an Australian TRL. At first the show was weekly, broadcasting live on Fridays and running alongside MTV Most Wanted. TRL Australia uses the same logo as TRL UK. Shows were produced on a large cruise yacht, dubbed the "MTV Cruiser", which floated around Sydney Harbour, containing the audience, performing bands and VJs. Australian band Killing Heidi were the first to perform on the show.

Later TRL Australia became a daily show, with the Monday – Thursday slots being broadcast from a small boxed set at Global Television Studios in Sydney. Shows from the MTV Cruiser are produced on Fridays and are titled TRL Weekend. Both the weekly and weekend editions of TRL Australia feature prominent local and overseas celebrities, often during tours of Australia. They closely follow the formula of the original TRL .

During 2006 production on TRL Australia ceased without any announcement and as of May 2007 has not recommenced. It was replaced on-air with Full Tank and The Lair.

Quality Time

Shown in 2005, featuring local VJs spending time with a musical celebrity. The show uses a "day in the life of" format, including candid interviews and footage. Most of the shows feature the VJ in the United States.

Full Tank

The Full Tank crew hits the roads of Australia in search of the exciting, the kinky, the glamorous and the downright weird. They are discovering all the festivals, concerts, events, comps and parties that makes Australia unique.

MTV Mobbed

Be prepared to get Mobbed on air, online and on mobile with the hottest downloads downunder!

Other shows

Some shows are collaborated by MTV Australia, such as The Rock Chart and Scrambled Megs. These shows are not hosted by MTV VJs. Occasionally MTV Australia produces special shows such as VJ Hunts and summer surf specials. In the past MTV Australia has also been involved in novel original programming such as Digital Lili, a live phone-in show featuring a computer generated host. The show aired in Australia and Asia.

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