Scandinavia Television

**Scandinavia Television** (Norwegian: *Skandinavisk Fjernsyn*, often abbreviated to **SFS**) is a pan-Scandinavian television network broadcasting in Denmark, Norway and Sweden since April 2022. Headquartered in Oslo and owned by the UKBC, it is controlled by ex-3Europe Scandinavia controller Admiral Sven.

Controlled by Torkelsen after he left 3Europe Scandinavia before its launch, Scandinavia Television carries much of the programming Sven intended for 3Europe Scandinavia before all 3Europe stations were directed to simulcast networked programming in the UK, including the Norwegian *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?* and Scandinavian versions of *Next One!*, but also sports programming, broadcasting much of the UEFA Nations League and World Cup/Euros qualifiers in Denmark and Norway, and certain Formula 1 races in all three. It also broadcasts some 3 Network programming and much of the UKBC's output.

## Programming

### Denmark

* **Dansk Idol**
Danish version of *Pop Idol*, to be broadcast on Saturday nights in early 2023.
* **Enogtyve**
Danish version of high-stakes, high-drama U.S. quiz *Twenty-One*.
	+ **Formula 1/2/E/WRC Direkte**
	Danish live motorsport coverage. STS shares rights for Formula 1, but has exclusive rights for the World Rally Championship, Formula 2 and Formula E. Coverage of Formula 1 is shared with pay television network ViaPlay. Its races for 2022 are the Spanish, Monégasque, British, Dutch, Singaporean, Mexican and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix.
* **Marsboer kronikker**
Danish version of Spanish cult late-night talk show *Crónicas marcianas*. Originally intended for 3Europe Scandinavia, Torkelsen brought it over to SFS, where it is broadcast on Friday nights.
* **Millionjagten**
Danish version of *Deal or No Deal*, broadcast weekdays at 4pm, with a top prize of 1 000 000 DKK. It is occasionally broadcast in primetime with a 3 000 000 DKK top prize.
* **Næste, takk!**
Danish version of cult Italian game show *Avanti un Altro!*, where players can win up to 1 475 000 DKK by picking from 54 scrolls.
* **Så du tror, de har stjerner i øjnene**
Danish version of 3Network game show *So You Think They Have Stars In Their Eyes?*, where contestants have to pick stars from their lookalikes to win up to 500 000 DKK.

### Finland

* **Kaksikymmennäyksi**
Finnish version of high-stakes, high-drama U.S. quiz *Twenty-One*.
* **Martian Aikakirjat**
Finnish version of *Crónicas marcianas*.
* **Ota tai jätä**
Finnish version of *Deal or No Deal*, broadcast weekdays at 4pm, with a top prize of €150,000.
* **Seuraava**
Finnish version of *Avanti un Altro!*, with a top prize of €1,450,000.

### Norway

* **Avtale eller ingen avtale**
Norwegian version of *Deal or No Deal*, broadcast weekdays at 4pm, with a top prize of 1 000 000 NOK. Occasionally it is broadcast in primetime with a 5 000 000 NOK top prize.
* **For bord på to**
Norwegian version of Admiral Television (a channel also controlled by Torkelsen) hit *For Tables for Two* in the UK. A daytime daily cookery competition broadcast at 2pm, where teams of two compete for a top prize of over 450 000 NOK.
	+ **Formula 1/2/E/WRC Direkte**
	Norwegian live motorsport coverage. STS shares rights for Formula 1, but has exclusive rights for the World Rally Championship, Formula 2 and Formula E. Coverage of Formula 1 is shared with pay television network ViaPlay. Its races for 2022 are the Spanish, Monégasque, British, Dutch, Singaporean, Mexican and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix.
* **Marsboer kronikker**
Norwegian version of Spanish cult late-night talk show *Crónicas marcianas*. Originally intended for 3Europe Scandinavia, Torkelsen carried it over to SFS, where it is broadcast on Friday nights.
* **Næsti, takk!**
Norwegian version of cult Italian game show *Avanti un Altro!*, where players can win up to 14 750 000 NOK by picking from 54 scrolls.
* **Pasapalabra**
Norwegian version of the British 90s show *The Alphabet Game*, which spawned the famous Italian (*Passaparola*) and Spanish (*Pasapalabra*) versions.
* **Tjueen**
Norwegian version of high-stakes, high-drama U.S. quiz *Twenty-One*.
* **Vil du bli millionær?**
Norwegian version of *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?*, originally intended for 3Europe Scandinavia as its flagship game show. It was brought over to SFS, with an increased top prize of 10 000 000 NOK (just under €1,000,000).

### Sweden

* + **Formula 1/2/E/WRC Direkte**
	Swedish live motorsport coverage. STS shares rights for Formula 1, but has exclusive rights for the World Rally Championship, Formula 2 and Formula E. Coverage of Formula 1 is shared with pay television network ViaPlay. Its races for 2022 are the Spanish, Monégasque, British, Dutch, Singaporean, Mexican and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix.
* **För bord vid två**
Swedish version of Admiral Television's British hit *For Tables for Two*. A daytime weekday cookery competition broadcast at 2pm, where teams of two compete for a top prize of over 450 000 SEK.
* **Miljoenjakten**
Swedish version of *Deal or No Deal*, broadcast weekdays at 4pm and a 1 000 000 SEK top prize. Occasionally it is broadcast in primetime with a 5 000 000 SEK top prize.
* **Nästa, takk!**
Swedish version of cult Italian game show *Avanti un Altro!*, where players can win up to 14 750 000 SEK by picking from 54 scrolls.
* **Tjugoett**
Swedish version of high-stakes, high-drama U.S. quiz *Twenty-One*.

### All

* **Bord på öll av Skandinavia**
Inter-Scandinavian competition between three winners of the first series of their local versions of *For Tables at Two* for an additional prize of €100,000.