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Vsade dobre, doma naj is a new trivia competition for three contestants with questions about Slovakia and Europe. 

In the Vsade dobre, doma naj program, contestants and viewers will find a lot of information, facts and interesting facts about their native Slovakia, but also about the old continent. 

The Vsade dobre, doma naj competition will bring knowledge and facts from a wide variety of sectors and areas of human activity (history, geography, culture, transport, personalities, ...), which may be related to the past, present or future of Slovakia and Europe.

In the Slovak Television's knowledge competition, hosted by Gregor Mareš, two opponents will compete, as is customary in duels. In three competition rounds, they have the opportunity to compare and turn their knowledge from various areas of life into money. An attractive novelty is undoubtedly the immediate handover of the entire financial prize to the winner at the end of the show. Of course, if he does not decide to continue playing and winning.

A competitive, but mainly entertaining show, pitting the teams of Rob Jakab and Juraj Kemka against each other. Each of the captains, with the help of their guest, must find out the correct answers to unusual questions, often creating funny situations. Things get especially heated at the end of the show. The competing pairs have to answer a common question where they bet a sum of money that their opponents don't know the amount of. The winner is the team with the higher amount.

In a place where lives are at stake every day, there seems to be no room for anything else, let alone the doctors' own lives. But doctors are only human too, and so it often happens that where there is no room for personal failure, such failure must inevitably occur. The daily struggle for life in the emergency room, and whether God is watching over the patient or everything is solely in the hands of the doctors, brings many traumas, eternal questions and dilemmas to the doctors themselves. Two young doctors arrive at the central reception, still carrying their ideals and ideas from the faculty. These disappear with a flick of a wand when they enter a real hospital, where they are both attested. Agáta and Braňo also have a shared past, which did not go well at school, and so a natural medical rivalry develops between them. Superficiality, superiority, heart, compassion and solidarity are the themes that the doctors deal with day in and day out, and each of them brings their own spin to the job. Every day there is something new to learn, and often the protagonists come to understand that they are not gods. That's probably the hardest lesson of all for the two young doctors who have just arrived and think they can save the world to learn. The doctors at the hospital live their jobs to the fullest, and so have little room to get to know their life partners outside the hospital. Hence, workplace relationships often develop and there is a drawing in of life's vicissitudes and relationship problems right into the ward.

 "There are few places in the world where life and death decisions are made. Women know them intimately; men tiptoe around them." The series Ordinacja v rosovej zahrada reveals the thirteenth chamber of medicine, more precisely the gynaecological and obstetric ward of a hospital in an unnamed Slovak town and a private gynaecological clinic.These environments are linked not only by a common mission, but also by the collegial and friendly relations of the main characters. 
The protagonists are not only the doctors and nurses, but also their family members, partners, friends and especially the patients. The protagonists of the series emphasize the psychology of the characters in authentic contemporary "life". The series gives the opportunity for interesting acting performances and the viewer has the opportunity to get to know Slovak actors, well-known faces in the media, who return from the position of presenters and entertainers back to what they do so well on the stage.

The series Ordinacja v rozove zahrada (Ordination in the Rose Garden) has been a huge success in the neighbouring Czech Republic, where it has become a long-running series with high ratings.

Dotyk života is a television series from a medical background in which midwives help bring new lives into the world... Childbirth is one of the few experiences that brings us all together, and the setting is usually a maternity ward, whose staff experience both conflict and the most beautiful joys during the busy days and nights. Outwardly, they are all part of a good-hearted and cohesive team, but sometimes they are subject to enormous mental and physical strain. Like the head midwife, Eva, who is surrounded by new life every day and secretly longs for children of her own, but finds it difficult to forge close relationships. She, her colleagues, and all incoming mothers share this place, a place of fear, uncertainty and guilt, but also a place of trust, laughter, love and the greatest bliss of all, which is the touch of new life.

Viktor Hudák, Prime Minister of a small European country, is ending his career in politics and returning to everyday life. However, when his successor radically overturns all the policies that he spent a lifetime building he quickly realises there is very little power in being an ex-Prime Minister.

The original JOJ TV series presents medical stories in a completely different way than before.The fictional stories about medical errors or failures are in many cases inspired by real events.Tomáš Maštalír as MUDr. Daniel Ludsky is an expert on diagnoses and medical malpractice. 
As a forensic expert, he often cooperates with the police. Dr. Ludsky is not the hero we are used to - he is intelligent, uncompromising, arrogant and impatient. He hates sloppiness and incompetence, so he doesn't have many friends among his colleagues. But he believes in the truth and in the patient's right to be treated decently. He is not very happy in private either. He is divorced and, alongside his work, struggles to find time for his teenage daughter.

The series focuses on Daniel Ludsky, a forensic expert and expert diagnostician. 

The format is based on real stories of ordinary people who have to deal with major life situations. Families are different and life within them is different. Even with the best efforts, parents' child-rearing sometimes gets out of hand and disaster strikes. Other times, they just get mixed up in the wrong crowd and suddenly the whole family has a hell of a life! This is exactly the kind of situation that the new format called Rodinné prípady deals with.

Four fathers were brought together in a kindergarten attended by their offspring. Alex, a lawyer, Marek, a divorcee, Vlado, a pizzeria owner, and Tomáš, a widower, are trying to cope with their lives and their roles as fathers and partners.

Tomáš Benkovský  arrives at the Department of Violent Crime in Bratislava. His father, a forensic pathologist, has arranged a place for him. Apart from Tomáš, his team includes Oliver, Sergej, Rudo . The psychologist Jana also works in the department. The head of the whole department is Milan. Alongside the investigation of crimes, the lives of Ivan and Tomáš are also revealed. Ivan has a problem with his daughter, and it spills over into his relationship with his wife. Tomáš, in turn, moves into an apartment with his girlfriend - journalist Lucia. Meanwhile, Tomáš has a damaged relationship with his father, whom he meets at work - he blames him for his workaholism and blames him for his mother's accident, which left her in a wheelchair.

Naši presents the life of a family of five with occasional slightly ironic undertones, so natural for normal relationships between children and parents. Every week, a father and mother struggling to raise their three sons invite us into their daily routine and offer us a tasty cocktail of varied emotions, laughter and screams. Every parent can easily identify with their stories and situations full of humour, but also tenderness and heart-warming human warmth. They provoke us to laugh, smile or think, and the occasional gnashing of teeth cannot be ruled out. Our heroes undoubtedly succeed in dramatically changing the optics through which we view the contemporary family, while sending a reassuring signal to us all that we parents - or our children - are not alone in this.
 

1890 is an original Slovak historic crime drama series, inspired by real events of the remote region Gemer at the turn of the century. Set in the aristocratic mansion of Betler, the story follows an ingenious if arrogant detective who arrives from Budapest invited to investigate a gruesome murder. Confronted by superstition and incompetence, he learns to accept the ways of his new surrounding that regards modernisation as a threat, yet offers more than meets the eye.

The idyllic life of a happy wife and a successful doctor slowly falls apart when her husband's true face is revealed.

The story of the series takes place in the picturesque and somewhat sleepy town of Tichý Brod, surrounded by beautiful nature, whose peaceful atmosphere and relations between the inhabitants are disturbed by the brutal murder of an 11-year-old boy, Daniel. The investigation is led by local police captain Elena Mikušová (Gabriela Marcinková) together with her new colleague, Major Adam Hanzel (Tomáš Maštalír), whose aloof and socially inept approach initially complicates their cooperation. Gradually, however, they uncover not only the clues leading to the killer, but also the secrets that the town's inhabitants have been hiding from the others for years... The new series is a Slovak adaptation of the successful British format Broadchurch. The original series was a worldwide success and won millions of fans with its captivating story that reveals human fates and dark secrets against the backdrop of a shocking murder.