The first series of this show was shown on Seven and hosted by Anna Coren in 2004, but the following year moved to Ten and was hosted by Sandra Sully. The show has a series of rounds in which one child is named that episode's brainiest kid, making it to the finals in which one is named Australia's brainiest. At the end of 2005 Channel Ten began airing the Australia's Brainiest series, featuring comedians, Big Brother housemates and sports stars.

The bait to bring Bert back to Nine was this show, Bert's Family Feud, however it debuted with very poor ratings and wide speculation it would soon be axed. It did last however, with a few minor tweaks to the format, and by mid-year had made its way to Friday night primetime, pitting AFL and NRL star's families against each other in a 1 hour show.

Based on the American show Catch Phrase, the Australian version was hosted by John Burgess, and was renamed Burgo's Catch Phrase in 1999. The show saw contestants guess phrases being implied by short animations.

Based on the original Dutch format, the Australian version of Deal or No Deal began as a 1 hour prime-time programme hosted by Andrew O'Keefe, but became the 5.30pm 30-minute gameshow it is today in 2004. It has been attributed to helping Channel Seven's once second-rate 6pm news rise to the #1 spot.

The revival of a format almost as old as television itself, this time hosted by Larry Emdur on Channel Nine. In 1998 the show was axed, but was brought back in an almost identical format in 2003. As it competed with Seven's enthralling Deal or No Deal, Price tried to make the show as exciting as it by introducing new dramatic lighting, more expensive prizes and even a contestant heartrate monitor at one stage. It couldn't ourate the Deal though, and was axed at the end of 2005.

Nine launched this reincarnation of Sale of the Century in May 2005, with former weather presenter hosts Ed Phillips and Livinia Nixon.

The Channel Seven version began with host Ernie Sigley in ADS-7 Adelaide in 1981, and is now hosted by Larry Emdur from the ATN-7 studios in Sydney. It has also seen hosts John Burgess, Tony Barber, Rob Elliot and Steve Oemcke at the reins, and hostesses like Adriana Xenides and Sophie Falkniner. The show was rested in 2005 and brought back with new host Larry Emdur the following year, but was finally axed for good in June 2006.