List of Australian television series premieres in 2010

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This is a list of Australian domestic television series that debuted in 2010.

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Premieres

Free-to-air television

ProgramNetworkDebut dateReference/s
Gourmet Farmer SBS One 7 January [1] [2]
My Kitchen Rules Seven Network 1 February [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
ICU Seven Network 3 February [3] [7] [8]
The Circle Network Ten 9 February [9] [10]
World Football News One 10 February [11]
Poh's Kitchen ABC1 10 February [12] [13] [14] [15]
The White Room [note 1] Seven Network 11 February [17] [18] [19]
Sleuth 101 ABC1 12 February [13] [20] [21]
Art Nation ABC1 14 February [13] [22] [23]
Yarramundi Kids NITV 15 February [24]
Good Game: Spawn Point ABC3 20 February [13] [25]
William & Sparkles' Magical Tales Nine Network 5 March [26]
Italian Food Safari SBS One 18 March [1] [2]
The Bounce Seven Network 24 March [note 2] [27] [28] [29]
The Matty Johns Show Seven Network 25 March [note 3] [27] [30] [31]
Dead Gorgeous ABC1 5 April [13] [25] [32] [33]
Australian Families of Crime Nine Network 19 April [34] [35] [36]
Lowdown ABC1 21 April [13] [37] [38]
I Rock ABC2 3 May [13] [39] [40]
Dance Academy ABC1 31 May [13] [25] [41] [42] [43] [44]
Giggle and Hoot ABC2 Early 2010 [13]
The Wiggly Waffle ABC2 Early 2010 [13]
Minute to Win It Seven Network 22 June [45]
The Making of Modern Australia ABC1 22 July [13] [46] [47] [48]
Letters and Numbers SBS One 2 August [49] [50]
Cops L.A.C. Nine Network 2 September [51] [52] [53] [54]
Junior MasterChef Australia Network Ten 12 September [55]
Beat the Star Seven Network 12 September [56]
The Real Hustle [note 4] Nine Network 14 September [57] [58] [59]
The Boss is Coming to Dinner Nine Network 22 September [60]
Strictly Speaking ABC1 29 September [13] [61] [62] [63]
Spit It Out Seven Network 4 October[ citation needed ]
Toybox Seven Network 14 October [64]
Keeping up with the Joneses Network Ten 14 October [65]
Undercover Boss Australia Network Ten 18 October [66]
Damage Control Seven Network 20 October [3] [67] [68]
Saturday Kerri-Anne Nine Network Aired [69]
Vancouver Gold Nine Network Aired [70]
Rake ABC1 4 November [13] [71]
Family Confidential ABC1 15 November [72]
Making Australia Happy ABC1 15 November [13] [72]
Wakkaville Nine Network Aired [73]
Arranged Marriage [51] Nine Network Still to debut
Art and Soul [13] [22] ABC1 Still to debut
Big Trouble in Tourist Thailand [51] Nine Network Still to debut
Bruce [74] ABC Television Still to debut
Extraordinary Stories [51] Nine Network Still to debut
FAQ [35] Nine Network Still to debut
The Family [75] SBS One Still to debut
Like a Virgin [13] ABC1 Still to debut
Lost for Words [22] ABC1 Still to debut
Making Music [22] ABC1 Still to debut
My Perfect Partner [76] Nine Network Still to debut
Next of Kin [74] ABC Television Still to debut
Next Door Nightmares [35] Nine Network Still to debut
Shadowplay [22] ABC1 Still to debut
Surprising Facts About Food [35] Nine Network Still to debut
TwentySomething [74] ABC Television Still to debut
The Ultimate Countdown [77] Seven Network Still to debut
You're Nicked [34] [51] Nine Network Still to debut

Subscription television

ProgramNetworkDebut dateReference/s
Come Dine with Me Australia The LifeStyle Channel 18 January [78] [79] [80]
The Best Job In The World Nat Geo Adventure 13 May [81]
Matthew Hayden's Home Ground The LifeStyle Channel 6 June [82] [83]
Spirited W. 25 August [84] [85] [86]
Killing Time TV1 Still to debut [87] [88] [89]
Warship TBAStill to debut [90]
Jimeoin: Over the Top The Comedy Channel Still to debut [91]

Additional

Notes

  1. ↑ The White Room was axed after two episodes. [16]
  2. ↑ The Bounce premiered on 24 March in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth (the "AFL states"), and on 25 March in Sydney and Brisbane. [27]
  3. ↑ The Matty Johns Show premiered on 25 March in Sydney and Brisbane (the "NRL states"), and on and on 25 March in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. [27]
  4. ↑ The Real Hustle was formerly known as Scammers during production.

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