List of Australian Football League television shows
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This is a list of AFL shows which have aired on Australian television, as of 2011.
AFL Game Day[]
Channel: Seven Network
Years: 2008–present
Airs: Sunday @ 10:00am
Duration: 60 minutes
Current Cast[]
- Hamish McLachlan (Host, 2008–present)
- Tom Harley (Panellist, 2010—present)
- Matthew Richardson (Panellist, 2010—present)
- Mark Robinson (Panellist, ?–Present)
AFL Game Day: Primetime[]
Seven Network
Hosted by Hamish McLachlan, with Tom Harley, Matthew Richardson, Ben Cousins and Jason Akermanis
AFL Lovematch[]
Fox Footy Channel
AFL Squadron[]
Seven Network
Hosted by Garry Lyon
AFL Teams[]
Fox Sports Australia
AFL Today[]
Seven Network, early 1990s
Hosted by Bruce McAvaney, with Scott Palmer
Any Given Sunday[]
Channel: Nine Network
Years: 2005–2006
Aired: Sunday @ 1:00pm
Duration: 60 minutes
Season 1 Cast[]
- Garry Lyon (co-host, 2005)
- James Brayshaw (co-host, 2005)
- Sam Newman (co-host, 2005)
Season 2 Cast[]
- Mick Molloy (co-host, 2006)
- Nicole Livingstone (co-host, 2006)
- Dermott Brereton (co-host, 2006)
Before the Bounce[]
(Fox Sports Australia)
Before the Game[]
Originally named After the Game in 2003
Channel: Network Ten
Years: 2003–2013
Airs: Thursday @ 8:30pm (Originally Saturday @ 6.30pm and 11:30pm)
Duration: 60 minutes / 30 minutes
Current Cast[]
- Dave Hughes (Panellist, 2003—2013)
- Samantha Lane (Panellist, 2003—2012)
- Andrew Maher (Host, 2005–2013)
- Lehmo (Panellist, 2005—2013)
- Mick Molloy (Panellist, 2008–2013)
- Ryan Fitzgerald (Live reporter, ?—2012)
Former Cast[]
- Peter Helliar (Host/Panellist, 2003–2007)
- Damian Callinan (Panellist, 2003–2004)
- Eloise Southby (Panellist, 2003)
- Anthony Hudson (Host, 2004)
Current Segments[]
- Tool of the Week
- Player of the Day
- Newspaper Headlines
- Inside 60
Former Segments[]
- Diary of a Footballer
- Jumping in Hot Water
- "Strauchanie"
- Lehmo's Footy Clinic
- Make a Wish Foundation
Beyond the Boundary[]
(Network Ten)
Hosted by Christi Malthouse
The Big League[]
Hosted by Peter Landy
The Bounce[]
(Seven Network)
The Business End[]
Herald Sun web series
Years: 2011–present
Airs: Saturday @ 7:00pm
Duration: 21 minutes (3 × 7 minutes)
Current Cast[]
- Sam Edmund (Host, 2011—present)
- Paul Roos (Panellist, 2011—present)
- Mike Sheahan (Panellist, 2011–present)
- Mark Robinson (Panellist, 2011—present)
Classic Quarters[]
(Fox Footy Channel)
The Club[]
(Seven Network, 2001)
Hosted by Craig Hutchison, with David Rhys-Jones (as the coach)
The Collectors[]
(Fox Footy Channel)
Cometti Live[]
Nine Network, 2002
Hosted by Dennis Cometti, with Ben Allan and Brad Hardie
The Crows Show[]
Seven Network
Featuring James Brayshaw and Nikki Visser
The Fifth Quarter[]
Network Ten, 2004–2011
The Final Siren[]
Channel: One
Years: 2011
Airs: Sunday @ 6:00pm
Duration: 60 minutes / 30 minutes
Cast[]
- Michael Christian (Host, 2011)
- Chris Grant (Panellist, 2011)
- (News reporter, 2011)
Segments[]
- Cross to Herald Sun office (With Jon Ralph)
- Top Ten Plays of the Week
- Performer of the Round (Presented by Chris Grant)
- Round Rewound
The Final Story[]
Channel: Nine Network
Format: Documentary
Years: 2011 (4 episodes)
Aired: Sunday @ 12:00pm
Duration: 60 minutes
List of Episodes[]
- 1971: Hawthorn vs. St Kilda
- 1981: Carlton vs. Collingwood
- 1991: Hawthorn vs. West Coast
- 2001: Essendon vs. Brisbane:
Footy Flashbacks[]
Fox Footy Channel
Football Inquest[]
Seven Network, ?–1974
Hosted by Mike Williamson, with Reg Hickey
Footy Classified[]
Channel: Nine Network
Years: 2007–present
Airs: Monday @ 10:30pm
Duration: 60 minutes
Cast[]
- Garry Lyon (Host, 2007—present)
- Craig Hutchison (Panellist, 2007—present)
- Caroline Wilson (Panellist, 2007—present)
- Grant Thomas (Panellist, 2009—present)
Fill-in Cast[]
- James Brayshaw (Occasional guest host)
- Damian Barrett (Occasional guest panellist)
Former Cast[]
- Wayne Carey (Panellist, 2007)
- Glenn Archer (Panellist, 2008)
Current Segments[]
- Power Analyser
- Good Call? Bad Call?
- Caro's Arrow
- The Burning Question
- Tomorrow's Headlines
Former Segments[]
- Meet the Press
Footy Plus[]
Seven Network, 1997–2002
Hosted by Bruce Abernethy, with James Brayshaw and Nikki Visser
The Footy Show (AFL)[]
Channel: Nine Network
Years: 1994–present
Airs: Thursday, 8:30pm
Duration: 90 minutes
Regular Cast[]
- Sam Newman (Presenter, 1994—present)
- James Brayshaw (co-host, 2006—present)
- Rebecca Maddern (co-host, 2016—present)
Semi-regular Cast[]
- Billy Brownless (Alternating panellist, 2006—present)
- Shane Crawford (Alternating panellist, 2006—present)
- Craig Hutchinson (News reporter, 2007—present)
- Damian Barrett (News reporter, 2007—present)
Former Cast[]
- Eddie McGuire (Host, 1994—2006)
- Trevor Marmalade (Presenter, 1994—2008)
- Doug Hawkins (Occasional panellist, 1994—?)
- Jason Dunstall (Occasional panellist, ?—?)
- Chris Jones (News reporter, 2006)
- Garry Lyon (2006–2015)
Current Segments[]
- Sam's Mailbag (by Sam Newman, 1994—present)
- Street Talk (by Sam Newman, 1994—present)
- Almost Football Legends (Originally by Trevor Marmalade, now by Shane Crawford/Billy Brownless, 1994—present)
- That's What I'm Talkin' About (By Shane Crawford and Chris Sheedy, 2009—present)
- Charlie Sheen Medal (2011—present)
- Hot Seat (2011—present)
- Old Man Crawf (2015 - present)
Former Segments[]
- Fyfe's Footy Flicks (Cartoonist Andrew Fyfe's satiric animations)
- Bill's Wheel (Billy Brownless travelled to local footy clubs for a competition)
- House of Bulger (Parody of daytime soap operas starring Shane Crawford)
- Bulger, MD (The sequel to House of Bulger)
- Hatchet Jobs (Chopped footage from coach interviews, 2006)
- Marstermind (Based on Who Wants to be a Millionaire, presented by Eddie McGuire)
- Pillow Talk (James Brayshaw or Garry Lyon interview partners of AFL footballers)
- Under the pump (A member of the panel is questions by the cast)
Four Quarters[]
Seven Network, 1995
Hosted by Sandy Roberts
The Fox Footy Archive[]
Fox Footy Channel
Fox Footy Feature[]
Fox Footy Channel
Fox League Teams[]
Fox Footy Channel
From The FOX Footy Vault[]
Fox Footy Channel
The Game[]
Seven Network
The Game Plan (AFL)[]
One
The Gospel[]
Fox Footy Channel
Grumpy Old Men[]
Fox Footy Channel
With Bob Davis, Kevin Bartlett and Tony Shaw / Doug Hawkins
The Hey Jimmy! AFL Variety Hour[]
Channel: SBS
Years: 2002 (4 episodes)
Aired: Wednesday, 10:30pm
Duration: 60 minutes
Cast[]
- Jim Stynes (Host, 2002)
- Anthony Eales (co-host, 2002)
- Chris Hawthorne (co-host, 2002)
- Jim Krakouer (Panellist, 2002)
- Bianca Peters (Panellist, 2002)
Segments[]
- Jimmy on a Mission
- Scoreboard Pressure
- A Week's a Long Time in Football
- Auskick Future Star
- Hey Jimmy! Sitcom Sketch
- The Lesser Man
- High View in the Stands
Just Footy / Just AFL[]
Seven Network, 1997
Hosted by Wayne Carey, with Wayne Campbell, Aussie Jones and Anthony Hudson
Kellogg's Junior Supporters' Club[]
Hosted by Kevin Bartlett
League Teams[]
Seven Network, early 1960s–1986
Hosted by Bob Davis, with Jack Dyer and Lou Richards
Live and Kicking[]
Seven Network, 1998–1999 Hosted by Jason Dunstall, with Doug Hawkins and James Hird
Living With Footballers[]
Fox Footy Channel
On the Couch[]
Fox Footy Channel
One Week at a Time[]
Channel: One
Years: 2009–2011
Airs: Monday 9:30pm
Duration: 60 minutes
Current Cast[]
- Stephen Quartermain (Host, 2009—present)
- Robert Walls (Panellist, 2009—present)
- Luke Darcy (Panellist, 2009—present)
Former Cast[]
- Matthew Lloyd (Occasional panellist, 2009)
- Tom Harley (Occasional panellist, 2009)
- Matthew Richardson (Occasional panellist, 2009)
Current Segments[]
- Top 10 Plays of the Week
- Mark of the Year
- Goal of the Year
- Hard Questions
- Hero of the Week
- Villain of the Week
Rex Hunt's Footy Panel[]
Seven Network
Saturday Central[]
Fox Footy Channel
Seven's Match of the Round[]
Seven Network, 2002
Hosted by Rex Hunt
The Sunday Footy Show (AFL)[]
Nine Network Hosted by James Brayshaw, with Shane Crawford, Nathan Brown, Damian Barrett, Billy Brownless and Dr. Peter Larkins
Totally Footy[]
Network Ten, 2002
Talking Footy[]
Seven Network, 1995–2002 Hosted by Bruce McAvaney (1990s) and Tim Lane, with Mike Sheahan, Malcolm Blight, Leigh Matthews, David Parkin, Terry Wallace, Gary Ayres, Robert Walls ==and Caroline Wilson
Seven Network, 2014–present Hosted by Luke Darcy with Tim Watson, Wayne Carey and Sam McClure.
White Line Fever[]
Fox Footy Channel
The Winners[]
ABC, 1978–1987 Hosted by Drew Morphett
The Winners (Fox Show)[]
Fox Footy Channel, 2002–2006 Hosted by Clinton Grybas
Yokayi Footy[]
NITV, 2020–present
Hosted by Tony Armstrong, Bianca Hunt (2020) and Megan Waters (2021-present), with rotating panellists, former AFL players Darryl White, Andrew Krakouer and Gilbert McAdam.
Much like its predecessor, The Marngrook Footy Show, it focuses on indigenous players and issues.
See also[]
- Australian rules football culture
References[]
External links[]
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