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Browse - Most popular shows featuring: judging panelx
New Zealand's Next Top Model
"New Zealand's Next Top Model" is based on the hit US series "America's Next Top Model".
13 girls compete in a series of photo shoots and modelling challenges with the hope of being crowned the winner.
Het Perfecte Plaatje
In the program, a selected group of well-known Dutch people competes with each other to find out who can take the best photos at a professional level. They do this on the basis of various photo assignments.
Holland's Next Top Model
Based on the hit US reality show America's Next Top Model this Dutch version is presented by Daphne Deckers.
X Factor (DK)
Premiering in January 2008, the Danish version of X Factor quickly became a major success for public broadcaster DR. The disagreements of the judging panel and particularly the antics of Thomas Blachman made newspaper headlines, and the Friday night competition was shattered.
Stitched
Fast fashion and flying hemlines have a whole new meaning in this fierce original fashion competition series that fuses jaw-dropping creations and big personalities from the world of North American fashion. Hosted by Canadian fashion model Kim Cloutier, the series boasts an esteemed panel of resident style experts including celebrity stylist Joe Zee and ELLE Canada's Editor-in-Chief, Vanessa Craft.
Shear Genius
Bravo takes a different look into the creative field of hair style and design. "Shear Genius" goes behind the scenes to chronicle the events leading up to a fashion show or big event, from taking over a salon and managing an entire team of stylists to working with celebrities.
Through the Keyhole
In this game show, a group of contestants act as judges and examine video footage of numerous homes, in which they have to use the items contained within the home to guess which celebrity lives in the house. The creators ensure that there is always enough evidence within the video footage to permit most people to eventually determine the right celebrity, though it isn't guaranteed that the judges will succeed.
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