The following is a list of reality television show franchises that have become franchises with production of local versions around the world, from H through Z.
^ Countries whose citizens were eligible to participate include: Botswana, Burundi, Comoros, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Réunion (a part of France), Rwanda, Seychelles, Somalia, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
^ Countries whose citizens were eligible to participate include all of the Latin American countries, with the exception of Brazil.
^ Countries whose citizens were eligible to participate include: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Côte d'Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Saint Helena, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo.
^ Winners of Indian Idol, Indonesian Idol, Malaysian Idol, Philippine Idol, Singapore Idol, SuperStar KZ, and Vietnam Idol participated in Asian Idol, in which the winner was determined the greatest percentage of votes.
^ Winners of inaugural seasons of American Idol, Australian Idol, Canadian Idol, Deutschland sucht den Superstar, Idool, Idols (Dutch version), Idols (South African version), Idol (Polish version), Idol (Norwegian version), Pop Idol, and SuperStar (Arab version) participated in World Idol, in which the winner was determined by the most collective points given by each of the other participating countries (similar to the Eurovision Song Contest).
Season 1, 2001: Seven Days to Winter Season 2, 2002: Misha Season 3, 2003: Zuzana Smatanová Season 4, 2004: Vetroplach Season 5, 2005: Bystrík Season 6, 2006: Ivo Bič Season 7, 2007: Peoples Season 8, 2008: Mária Čírová
Season 1: July 7, 2008 – September 15, 2008 Season 2: July 8, 2009 – September 16, 2009 Season 3: July 4, 2011 – September 12, 2011 Season 4: October 8, 2012 – December 17, 2012
Jarrad Clark
Kirrily Johnston
Alex Perry (mentor)
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Season 1, 2008: Juli Grbac Season 2, 2009: Anthony Capon Season 3, 2011: Dylan Cooper Season 4, 2012: Christina Exie
Keneea Linton-George (mentor season 2, hostess and judge seasons 1–3)
Novia McDonald-Whyte
Carlton Brown
Sandra Kennedy (mentor Season 1)
Kay Davitian (mentor)
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Season 1, 2011: Shenna Carby Season 2, 2012: Gregory Williams Season 3, 2013: Theodore Elyett Season 4, 2014: Kurt Campbell Season 5, 2015: David Rolle Season 6, 2018: Rochele Spencer
Season 1: July 30, 2008 – November 12, 2008 Season 2: August 12, 2009 – December 2, 2009 Season 3: March 25, 2012 – May 13, 2012 Season 4: June 14, 2015 – August 2015
Apples Aberin-Sahdwani
Rajo Laurel
Jojie Lloren (mentor)
4
Season 1, 2008: Aries Lagat Season 2, 2009: Manny Marquez Season 3, 2012: Milka Quin Redoble Season 4, 2015: Jose Joy Chicano
Season 1, 2003–2004: Mohamed Attia Season 2, 2004–2005: Hisham Abdulrahman Season 3, 2005–2006: Joseph Attieh Season 4, 2006–2007: Shatha Hassoun Season 5, 2008: Nader Guirat Season 6, 2009: Abdulaziz Abdulrahman Season 7, 2010: Nassif Zeytoun Season 8, 2011: Nessma Alaa Mahgoub Season 9, 2013–2014: Mahmoud Mohey Season 10, 2014: Mohamed Chahine Season 11, 2015–2016: Marwan Youssef
Season 1, 2003: Claudio Basso Season 2, 2004–2005: José García Season 3, 2005–2006: Benjamín Rosales Season 4, 2009: Cristian Manuel Soloa Season 5, 2012–2013: F.A.N.S.[65]
Season 1, 2003: Wilfred Le Bouthillier Season 2, 2004: Stéphanie Lapointe Season 3, 2005: Marc-André Fortin Season 4, 2009: Maxime Landry Season 5, 2012: Jean-Marc Couture Season 6, 2021: William Cloutier Season 7, 2022: Krystel Mongeau[68][69]
Season 1, 2006: Valerie Kimani Season 2, 2008: Esther Nabaasa Mugizi Season 3, 2009: Alpha Rwirangira Season 4, 2010: Davis Hillary Ntare Season 5, 2012: Ruth Matete
Season 1, 2002: Pasha Artemyev[81] Season 2, 2003: Polina Gagarina Season 3, 2003: Nikita Malinin Season 4, 2004: Irina Dubtsova Season 5, 2004: Victoria Dayneko Season 6, 2006: Dmitry Koldun Season 7, 2007: Anastasiya Prikhodko
Season 1, 2007–2008: Olga Tsibulska & Alexander Bodyansky Season 2, 2008: Vladimir Dantes & Vadim Oleynik Season 3, 2009: Stas Shurins Season 4, 2011: Yulia Rudneva
Season 1, 2003: Vishal Gopal Season 2, 2003: Shona Kipling Season 3, 2003: Daniel Allinson Season 4, 2003: Daniel Powell Season 5, 2003: David Rimbault
TV3 (Season 1–3) Metro TV (Season 4–present) Clare TV (Season 1–3, 5–present) SKY TV (Season 4) AIT (Season 1–5) GET TV (Season 5–present) MiTV NTA Nigerzie ONTV Silverbird SoundCity ABC TV (Season 1–3) SLBC (Season 4–5)
Season 1, 2008: Iyanya Mbuk Season 2, 2009: Mike Anyasodo Season 3, 2010: Chidinma Ekile Season 4, 2011: Monica Ogah Season 5, 2012: Ayobami Ayoola Season 6, 2013: Olawale Ayodele Season 7, 2014: Geoffrey Oji Season 8, 2015: Jeffery Akor Season 9, 2016: Okiemute Ighorodje
Season 3, 2004: María Cecilia Sánchez Season 2, 2005: Leonel Álvarez Season 3, 2006: Lucas Jaramillo Season 4, 2007: José Javier Ramírez Season 5, 2023: Upcoming season
Season 1, 2003: Walter Nudo Season 2, 2004: Sergio Múñiz Season 3, 2005: Lori Del Santo Season 4, 2006: Luca Calvani Season 5, 2007: Manuela Villa Season 6, 2008: Vladimir Luxuria Season 7, 2010: Daniele Battaglia Season 8, 2011: Giorgia Palmas Season 9, 2012: Antonella Elia
Simona Ventura (Studio, 1–8) Marco Mazzocchi (1) Massimo Caputi (2–3) Paolo Brosio (4) Francesco Facchinetti (5) Filippo Magnini (6) Rossano Rubicondi (7) Daniele Battaglia (8) Nicola Savino (Studio, 9) Vladimir Luxuria (9)
↑ The German RTL2 created their own version of Survivor, Gestrandet – Zeig, was in dir steckt!, after airing a co-production of Austrian-German Survivor in season 1. Austria had not continued its own series nor co-produced an Austrian-German Survivor after season 1.
1 2 Seasons 4 of Survivor Serbia onward and seasons 2 of Survivor Croatia onward are co-productions of Croatia and Serbia with competitors from Ex-Yugoslavia.
↑ Is a season co-produced by the Croatian and Serbian franchises. It was the second season of Survivor to air in Croatia and the fourth season to air in Serbia.
↑ Is a season co-produced by the Croatian and Serbian franchises. It was the third season of Survivor to air in Croatia and the fifth season to air in Serbia.
↑ Starting from the 11th season, Belgians were eligible to apply for the French series.
↑ Starting from the 10th season, the Swiss were eligible to apply for the French series.
↑ Survivor: Greece vs. Turkey is a co-production between the Greek and Turkish Survivor franchises.
↑ Expedition Robinson 2005 (VIP) was a pan-regional version of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.
↑ Starting from the 39th season, Canadians are eligible to apply for the American series.[89]
↑ Charlotte Dawson was hosting the live final of cycle 4 while Jodhi Meares was not present at that event.
↑ Christian Anwander was hosting the live final of Cycle 15 while Heidi Klum couldn't be there at the live event due to COVID-19 pandemic. Klum appeared remotely from her Los Angeles home.
↑ Since the third cycle there is no hosts. The four judges are the hosts.
↑ Panni Epres replaced Viktória Vámosi for hosting duties at the final of Cycle 1. Eventually, Vámosi was fired before the final.
↑ Dave Berry was hosting the live final of Cycle 6 while Elle Macpherson was leading the judging panel.
↑ Cindy Bishop took over the shows hosting duties during the last three episodes of cycle 12, which were filmed overseas in Thailand. Abbey Clancy took a leave of absence from the series after learning she was pregnant.
↑ The series kicked off with an unclear host/head judge position at which Elizabeth Thủy Tiên was initially offered the ultimate power in judges' table and then Nathan Lee fought against her to become another male host of the worldwide Top Model franchise. They were both fired and Vũ Nguyễn Hà Anh was chosen as a replacement. Vũ Anh Tuấn was hosting the live final while the head judge was leading the panel.
^The Voice of Albania is also broadcast in Kosovo. People from Kosovo are also allowed to join the show.
^ The Chinese version allows people who can speak Mandarin to join starting from season 3. In 2016, there was a controversial issue between the producers of Chinese version of the series and Talpa on the copyright of The Voice of China. Therefore, the show was rebranded as Sing! China, and is no longer part of The Voice franchise.[237]
^ While La Voix is broadcast all across Canada, people from provinces outside Quebec (excluding those from the Ottawa/Gatineau area and English-speaking communities at New Brunswick) are not allowed to join the show.
^The Voice of Greece is also broadcast in Cyprus. Cypriots are also allowed to join the show.
^The Voice Angola is also broadcast in Mozambique; people from Mozambique are also allowed to join the show.[100]
^ In the Australian version of The Voice, Joel Madden served as a solo coach from season 1 to 3. From the season 4 on, he was joined by his brother Benji Madden, and became as a duo coach called "The Madden Brothers". They also have served as the coach of the Australian version of The Voice Kids. Similar in the Turkish version of The Voice, Gökhan Özoğuz also served as a solo coach from season 3 to 4, before he was joined by Hakan Özoğuz for the following 2 seasons. But then, Gökhan goes as solo coach in the later seasons.
^ The Season 2 of the Turkish version of The Voice Kids was the only season which had four coaches' teams among all versions of The Voice Kids. However, the French, Indian-Hindustani, Dutch, Flemish, Spanish, German, British, Mexican, Thai, Portuguese, Peruvian, Nepalese, Kazakh, French-African & Wallonian versions of The Voice Kids have confirmed to add a fourth coach.
^ The American version of The Voice is also broadcast in Canada and some Caribbean countries and territories; people from all Canadian provinces (excluding Quebec) are also allowed to join the show, as well as people from select Caribbean countries.
^Vocea României is also broadcast in Moldova; Moldovans are also allowed to join the show, provided they have a biometric passport or a visa (which is free for Moldovans).
^The Voice of Italy is also broadcast in San Marino and Vatican, but people from Vatican City are not allowed to join the show.
^The Voice – la plus belle voix is also broadcast in Luxembourg and Monaco. People from these countries can participates at the show.
^La Voz is also broadcast in Andorra. People from Andorra are also allowed to join the show.
^ Although the Kazakh, Russian, and Ukrainian versions are never broadcast outside of their countries in the CIS area, people from other CIS countries (including Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine) are allowed to join of those shows.
^ A Supercoach was introduced in the fourth season of La Voz Kids España, wherein the remaining contestants by each coach that was saved from the battle rounds will fight in the fast-paced battle rounds wherein he/she will decide who will proceed in the next round. David Bisbal became a supercoach for season 4, but returned to his original position as a regular coach in season 5.
^Voice – Danmarks største stemme is also broadcast in Faroe Islands and Greenland. People from Faroe Islands and Greenland are also allowed to join the show.
^ The Belgian-Flemish version of The Voice Kids introduced a trio coach which was the first in the whole franchise history. A trio was also featured in the first season of Lietuvos balsas. Kartos.
^La Voz Argentina is also broadcast in Uruguay. People from Uruguay are also allowed to join the show.
^ In the fifteenth season of the U.S (English), the ninth season of the German, the fourth season of the Indonesian, the second season of the U.S (Spanish), the seventh season of the Spanish, the seventh season of the Belgian-Dutch, the tenth season of the Finnish, the third season of the Argentine, the tenth season of the Brazilian version, the twelfth season of Dutch and Ukrainian and the eleventh season of French version of "The Voice", a new round was created, called The Comeback Stage. It features a fifth coach, that's being Ballerini (on season 15) and Rexha (on season 16) for U.S. (English) version, Santos (on season 9), Schulte (on season 10) and Demirezer (on season 11) for German version, Tapiheru (on season 4) for Indonesian version, Mau y Ricky (on season 2) for U.S. (Spanish) version, Rodríguez (on season 7) for Spanish version, Tesoro (on season 7) for Belgian-Dutch version, Kuoppala (on season 10) for Finnish version, Mernes (on season 3) and MYA (on season 4) for Argentine version, Telo (on season 10) for Brazilian version, Typhoon and Steenwinkel (on season 12) for Dutch version, Zaritska and Matsola (on season 12) for Ukrainian version, Leroy (on season 11) for French version and Gepe (on season 3) for Chilean version.
^ In season 2 of The Voice Afrique Francophone, A'salfo and Charlotte Dipanda originally signed up to serve as coaches full-time. However, due to a postponement which made the season finished later than planned, A'salfo and Dipanda were not able to resume their duties for the last four live shows because of pre-arranged commitments. Youssoupha and Josey replaced them, respectively, and served as coaches from the Quarterfinals until the end of the season.[238] In the third season, Youssoupha again returned as coach replacing Nayanka Bell for the live shows, due to Bell being unable to return because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
^The Voice India is also broadcast in Sri Lanka. People from Sri Lanka are also allowed to join the show.
^ Following the fraud scandal for season 6 of The Voice Kids Russia, the Russian channel closed the investigation by stating that there had been fraud for the winner, and announced that it canceled the results. The producer announced that the 9 finalists are all winners of this season.[239]
^The Voice Indonesia is also broadcast in East Timor. People from East Timor are also allowed to join the show.
^ US Spanish, Malta, and Sri Lanka were the countries not to feature the regular edition as the first and main franchise which had Spanish Kid, Maltese Kid, and Teen versions respectively.
^ First time in the history of The Voice that a candidate winning the child version wins the adult version few years later in the same country with the same coach.
^ In the 3rd season of the Turkish version featured a whole and only team that went into the finale which is first worldwide.
^ Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, The Voice Teens Philippines declared team champions per coach for the first time in the history of the franchise which was Heart Salvador, Cydel Gabutero, Kendra Aguirre and Isang Manlapaz.
^ For the first-decade anniversary special of The Voice France, this is the first time in the history of The Voice that there will be 5 coaches for 5 seats under the first All-Stars version. The format was then applied in Finland where it only features 3 coaches.
^ For the first time in the history of The Voice, Australia is the first country to dedicate a The Voice only for members of a family who will come to sing together.
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^ Also shown in Republic of Ireland and in series 3, 4, 7 and 13 auditions were held in Dublin, and viewers in Ireland were allowed to vote. The UK version of The X Factor is also shown in Malta on channel TVM.
↑ X Factor Belarus was planned to start in 2020 with a final on 31 December 2020.[241] After completed pre-auditions in Hrodna, Mahilyow and Homiel, the production team behind X Factor Belarus had to cancel the auditions in Vitebsk in early April because of local COVID-19 pandemic regulations. On 4 April, the production team cancelled all further auditions and later announced there would be no more auditions until late May.[242] In July 2020, the Instagram account of X Factor Belarus asked auditionees for patience. Since then, any update on the future of the show lacks.[243]
↑ X Factor Belarus was planned to start in 2020 with a final on 31 December 2020.[244] After failing to produce the show in 2020, the official X Factor Belarus Instagram account announced the show would return for a new audition round in March 2021. The proposed date for the final was again set for New Year's Eve.
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↑ Pasha Artemyev decided to share the award with the other finalists and to create the band Korni.
↑ ABC cancelled the series after four episodes due to low ratings, and no results were announced. There were ten contestants remaining in the competition at the time of the show's cancellation.
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↑ ANT1 cancelled the series last minute in 2014 after failing to find suitable air dates. As of 2022, the series has yet to be reconsidered by Skai TV.
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