List of international specialty programme premieres on Australian television in 2010

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The following is a list of international specialty television programmes which have debuted, or are scheduled to debut on Australian television in 2010.

Contents

Miniseries

ProgramChannelDebut date
Flag of the United States.svg Comanche Moon showcase 2 January
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg The Diary of Anne Frank [1] [2] UK.TV 6 January
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Occupation [3] [4] UKTV 27 January and 3 February
Flag of the United States.svg The Pacific [5] [6] [7] [8] Seven Network 14 April
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Little Devil [9] ABC1 4 April

Telemovies

ProgramChannelDebut date
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg An Englishman in New York ABC1 28 March
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg My Boy Jack [10] Seven Network unknown
Flag of the United States.svg / Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Manson [11] SBS One unknown

Specials

ProgramChannelDebut date
Flag of Austria.svg 2010 Vienna New Year's Concert 2010 [12] SBS One 1 January
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg 2009 Edinburgh Military Tattoo [13] ABC1 2 January
Flag of the United States.svg 120th Annual Rose Parade Seven Network 3 January
Flag of the United States.svg 67th Golden Globe Awards [14] FOX8 18 January
Flag of the United States.svg Hope for Haiti Now: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief [15] [16] MTV, VH1, CNN, Network Ten (live)
National Geographic Channel, E!, Style Network (delayed)		23 January
Flag of the United States.svg 16th Screen Actors Guild Awards [17] showcase 24 January
Flag of the United States.svg Welcome to the Family [18] LifeStyle You 27 January
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Simpsons...Celebrity Friends [19] Network Ten 31 January
Flag of the United States.svg 52nd Grammy Awards [20] [21] Arena 1 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Simpsons...Access All Areas [22] Network Ten 7 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Simpsons...Mischief and Mayhem [22] Network Ten 14 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg "Doctor Who: The End of Time" [23] ABC1 14 and 21 February
Flag of the United States.svg Ultimate Fighting Championship 110 [24] One 21 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg 63rd British Academy Film Awards [25] Bio. 22 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg 2010 BRIT Awards [26] Channel [V] 25 February
Flag of the United States.svg Making Michael Jackson: This Is It [27] Nine Network 5 March
Flag of the United States.svg 82nd Academy Awards [28] [29] Nine Network / Movie Extra 8 March
Flag of the United States.svg Project Runway: All Star Challenge [30] Arena 22 March
Flag of the United States.svg 2010 Kids' Choice Awards [31] Nickelodeon 28 March

Documentaries

ProgramChannelDebut date
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Mighty Ships (HDMS Absalon) [32] Seven Network 3 January
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Penguin Adventure with Nigel Marven [33] [34] ABC1 3 January
Flag of France.svg Chadar: The Ice Trail [35] ABC1 5 January
Flag of the United States.svg RiP!: A Remix Manifesto [36] SBS One 5 January
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Badgers: Secrets of the Sett [33] [37] ABC1 10 January
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Perfect Child Mummies [38] ABC1 12 January
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Superspy: The Man Who Betrayed the West [39] ABC1 12 January
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg The Musical Brain [40] SBS One 12 January
Flag of the United States.svg The Somali Pirates [41] National Geographic Channel 17 January
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Secrets of the Forbidden City [33] [42] [43] ABC1 18 January
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Flying the Secret Sky: The Story of the RAF Ferry Command [44] ABC1 19 January
Flag of the United States.svg Obama's America [45] SBS One 19 and 26 January
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Inside the Great Magazines [46] ABC1 21 January, 28 January and 4 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Killer Whale Islands with Nigel Marven [33] [47] ABC1 24 January
The Lost Symbol: Truth or Fiction [41] National Geographic Channel 24 January
Hindenburg [33] [48] ABC1 25 January
Flag of the United States.svg Thriller In Manila [11] [49] SBS One 26 January
Secrets to Love [50] ABC2 27 January
Flag of the United States.svg The Great Wall of China [33] [51] ABC1 1 February
Flag of the United States.svg Marilyn, Last Sessions [52] SBS One 2 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Why Are Thin People Not Fat? [53] SBS One 2 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Snow Monkeys: Who's Hot and Who's Not [54] ABC1 7 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Generation XXL [55] SBS One 9 February
Flag of Italy.svg The Children's Ward [55] SBS One 9 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Monty Python: Almost the Truth (The Lawyers Cut) [56] ABC1 14 and 21 February
Frank Sinatra: A Reflection [ citation needed ] Bio. 21 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Breaking the Mould: The Story of Penicillin [57] ABC1 28 February
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Alesha: Look But Don't Touch [58] LifeStyle You 1 March
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Ashes to Diamonds [59] ABC2 3 March
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Take a Seat [60] ABC2 3 March
Flag of the United States.svg Sex: The Revolution [61] ABC2 3 March
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Make Me White LifeStyle You 8 March
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Super Skinny Me: The Race to Size Double Zero [62] [63] [64] Seven Network 8 and 15 March
Flag of the United States.svg Titus: The Gorilla King [65] [66] ABC1 21 March
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg A Boy Called Alex [67] ABC2 24 March
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamelia: Whose Hair Is It Anyway? LifeStyle You 25 March
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg The Mountains of the Monsoon [65] [68] ABC1 28 March
Flag of the United States.svg Out of the Wreckage: Plane Crash Survivors [69] Seven Network 29 March
Flag of the United States.svg Eye of the Leopard [69] Seven Network 30 March
Flag of the United States.svg My Monkey Baby [70] LifeStyle You 6 April
Stress: Portrait of a Killer [71] ABC1 8 April
Flag of the United States.svg Brace For Impact: Inside The Hudson Plane Crash [ broken anchor ] [72] Seven Network 14 April
Secrets of Shangri-La: Quest for Sacred Caves [73] ABC1 15 April
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Travels with a Tangerine [74] ABC1 15, 22 and 29 April
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Space Odyssey: Voyage to the Planets [75] [76] ABC1 13 May
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Theatreland [77] ABC2 10 October
Flag of the United States.svg Tiger Woods: The Rise and Fall [78] SBS One 22 October
Flag of the United States.svg A Small Act ABC1 15 November [79]
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Inside Nature's Giants [11] SBS One unknown
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Iran and the West [11] SBS One unknown
Same Sex America [80] Bio. unknown
Infinite Space: The Architecture of John Latner [81] ABC Television unknown

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