List of Australian Football League television shows
This is a list of AFL shows which have aired on Australian television, as of 2011. AFL Game Day. Channel:  Seven Network Years:  2008–2020 Airs:  Sunday @ 10:00am Duration:  60 minutes 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 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 Beyond the Boundary. Hosted by Christi Malthouse The Big League. Hosted by Peter Landy The Business End. Herald Sun web series Years:  2011–present Airs:  Saturday @ 7:00pm Duration:  21 minutes (3 × 7 minutes) The Club. Hosted by Craig Hutchison, with David Rhys-Jones (as the coach) 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 The Final Story. Channel:  Nine Network Format:  Documentary Years:  2011 (4 episodes) Aired:  Sunday @ 12:00pm Duration:  60 minutes 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 Footy Plus. Seven Network, 1997–2002 Hosted by Bruce Abernethy, with James Brayshaw and Nikki Visser The Footy Show (AFL). Channel:  Nine Network Years:  1994–2019 Airs:  Thursday, 8:30pm  Duration:  90 minutes 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 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 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.