List of programs broadcast by TV Globo

TV Globo (formerly Rede Globo; Globo Network), or simply Globo, is a Brazilian television network, launched by media mogul Roberto Marinho on April 26, 1965. It is owned by media conglomerate Grupo Globo, being by far the largest of its holdings. Globo is the second-largest commercial TV network in annual revenue worldwide behind just American Broadcasting Company^[1] and the largest producer of telenovelas.^[2]

Globo launches its own schedule of shows and programs annually, and launches new seasons of pilots, something only seen in Globo itself, compared with the other major television channels in Brazil (Record, Band, RedeTV!, and SBT). They convey the American TV shows (Record, Band, and SBT) and/or religious programs (Band and RedeTV!).

Globo has output deals with Walt Disney Pictures, 20th Century Studios, Marvel Studios, DreamWorks Animation, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, and more, having one of the largest film libraries for being shown on a TV network. As of 2013^[update], they started to broadcast films from Warner Bros. Entertainment.

Current programs

Telenovelas

English Title	Title	Written By	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	As	Run
Êta Mundo Melhor!		Walcyr Carrasco Mauro Wilson	Weekdays and Saturdays	18:25	"Novela das seis"	June 30, 2025–present
Dona de Mim		Rosane Svartman	Weekdays and Saturdays	19:40	"Novela das sete"	April 28, 2025–present
Vale Tudo		Manuela Dias	Weekdays and Saturdays	21:20	"Novela das nove"	March 31, 2025–present

Reruns

English Title	Title	As	Created By	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run
História de Amor		"Edição Especial"	Manoel Carlos	Weekdays and Saturdays	14:45 (Weekdays) 14:10 (Saturdays)	February 10, 2024–present
A Viagem		"Vale a Pena Ver de Novo"	Ivani Ribeiro	Weekdays	17:15	December 2, 2024–present
Dona de Mim		—	Rosane Svartman	Tuesdays until Sundays	Without fixed time	April 29, 2025–present

Sitcoms

English Title	Title	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Notes
Tô Nessa		Sundays	23:20	2024—present	[3]

Reality shows

English Title	Title	Host	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Notes
Big Brother Brazil	Big Brother Brasil	Tadeu Schmidt	Everyday	22:25	2002–present	[4]
Star of the House	Estrela da Casa (similar format Star Academy)	Ana Clara Lima	Everyday	22:25	2024–present	[5]
Chef de Alto Nível		Ana Maria Braga	Tuesdays and Thursdays	22:25	2025–present	[6]

Late night

English Title	Title	Host	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Notes
Talk with Bial	Conversa com Bial	Pedro Bial	Tuesdays until Saturdays	Without fixed time	2017–present	[7]
Lady Night		Tatá Werneck	Thursdays	23:40	2019–present	[8]
What Are You Talking About, Porchat?	Que História é Essa, Porchat?	Fábio Porchat	Wednesdays	23:45	2020–present	[9]
Avisa Lá Que Eu Vou		Paulo Vieira	Wednesdays	23:45	2022–present	[10]

Variety

Title	Host	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Notes
Variety Shows
Domingão com Huck	Luciano Huck	Sundays	18:10	2021–present	[11]
Caldeirão com Mion	Marcos Mion	Saturdays	16:15		[12]
Morning Shows
Mais Você	Ana Maria Braga	Weekdays	10:35	1999–present	[13]
Encontro com Patrícia Poeta (Meeting with Patrícia Poeta)	Patrícia Poeta	Weekdays	09:30	2012–present	[14]
É de Casa	Maria Beltrão, Thiago Oliveira, Rita Batista and Talita Morete	Saturdays	08:30	2015–present	[15]
Talk Shows
Altas Horas	Serginho Groisman	Saturdays	22:25	2000–present	[16]
Viver Sertanejo	Daniel	Sundays	10:05	2024–present	[17]

Music festivals

Title	Host	Run
Show da Virada	Various	1998–present
Rock in Rio		1985–present
Lolapalooza Brazil		2012–present
The Town Festival		2023–present

Stand-up comedy

Title	Host	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Notes
Aberto ao Público	Maurício Meirelles, Bruna Louise, Murilo Couto and Thiago Ventura	Sundays	23:20	2025–present	[18]

Educational and Social service

Title	Host	Day of the week	Run	Notes
Criança Esperança	Various	Yearly	1986–present	[19]

Newscasts

National

Title	Host(s)	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Notes
Jornal Nacional	William Bonner and Renata Vasconcellos	Weekdays and Saturdays	20:30	1969–present	[20][21]
Jornal da Globo	Renata Lo Prete	Weekdays (before midnight) Tuesdays until Saturdays (after midnight)	Without fixed time	1967–1969; 1979–1981; 1982–present	[22][23]
Jornal Hoje	César Tralli	Weekdays and Saturdays	13:25	1971–present	[24][25]
Bom Dia Brasil	Ana Paula Araújo	Weekdays	08:30	1983–present	[26][27]
Hora Um da Notícia	Roberto Kovalick	Weekdays	04:00	2014–present	[28]

Local

Title	Host(s)	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Notes
Bom Dia Praça	It varies for each local broadcaster.	Weekdays	06:00	1983–present	[29]
Praça TV 1ª Edição		Weekdays and Saturdays	11:45		[30]
Praça TV 2ª Edição		Weekdays and Saturdays	19:10		[31]
Boletim Praça TV 2ª Edição		Weekdays	17:05	2025–present	—

National and local

Title	Host(s)	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Notes
Bom Dia Sábado	It varies for each local broadcaster. (local) Sabina Simonato and Marcelo Pereira (national)	Saturdays	06:50	2018–present (local) 2025–present (national)	[32][33][34]

Breaking news

Title	Host(s)	Run
Plantão da Globo	Depends	1982–present

Journalistic programs

National

Title	Host(s)	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Rating	Notes
Retrospectiva	Sandra Annenberg	Yearly, last week of the Year	22:25	1971–present	23.9[35] (2014 edition)	—
Globo Repórter		Fridays and Sundays	22:25 (Fridays) 06:40 (Sundays)	1973–present	25[36]	[37]
Fantástico	Poliana Abritta Maria Júlia Coutinho	Sundays	20:30		19[38]	[39]
Globo Rural	Hellen Martins Nélson Araújo	Weekends	06:00 (Saturdays) 08:30 (Sundays)	1980–present	8[40]	[41]
Pequenas Empresas & Grandes Negócios	Pedro Lins	Saturdays	07:50	1988–present	—	[42]
Profissão Repórter	Caco Barcellos	Tuesdays	23:40	2006–present		[43]

Local

Title	Host(s)	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Notes
Programação Local	It varies for each local broadcaster.	Sundays	07:30	1996–present	[44]

Sports

National

Title	Host(s)	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Notes
Auto Esporte	Cris Amaral	Sundays	08:00	2002–present	[45]
Segue o Jogo	Lucas Gutierrez Paulo Nunes	Wednesdays	23:30	2019–present	[46]
Bora Pro Jogo	Tiago Medeiros	Sundays	15:30	2025–present	[47]

National and local

Title	Host(s)	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run	Notes
Globo Esporte	Alex Escobar (national) It varies for each local broadcaster. (local)	Weekdays and Saturdays	13:00	1978–present	[48]
Esporte Espetacular	Karine Alves and Fernando Fernandes (national) It varies for each local broadcaster. (local)	Sundays	11:00	1973–1983; 1987–present	[49]

Sports Coverage

Sport	Coverage name
FIVB Men's Nations League FIVB Women's Nations League Brazilian Volleyball Super League (All Men and women, selected games)	"Vôlei na Globo"
Summer Olympics Winter Olympics	"Olimpíadas na Globo"

Football

Selected Games
Competition	Run
Brasileiro Série A na Globo	1987–present
Copa Brasil na Globo	1989, 1998–present
Libertadores na Globo	1981-1984, 1993-2020, 2023-present

Carnival

Title	Presenters	Run
Globeleza (1990–present)
Rio Carnival	Alex Escobar	1970–present
	Karine Alves
	Mariana Gross
São Paulo Carnival	Everaldo Marques	1991–present
	Valéria Almeida

Religious

Title	Host(s)	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run
Santa Missa	Priest Marcelo Rossi	Sundays	05:50	1968—present

Movie blocks

Title	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run
Sessão da Tarde	Weekdays	15:35	1974–present
Domingo Maior	Mondays	00:20	1972–present
Cinema Especial	Without fixed day or Wednesdays (occasionally, when football is not shown)	22:25	1978–present
Supercine	Sundays	00:15	1981–present
Corujão	Saturdays and Sundays	Without fixed time	1985–present
Tela Quente	Mondays	22:25	1988–present
Temperatura Máxima	Sundays	12:30	1989–present
Cinemaço	Mondays	02:40	2019–present
Campeões de Bilheteria	During Football break; Sundays	14:40	1969-1998; 2020–present
Sessão de Sábado[50]	Saturdays	14:40	1992–2011; 2019; 2020; 2021–present

International series

Title	Day of the week	Time in 24-hour format	Run
This Is Us	Thursdays	23:35	2022–present

See also

• List of former programs broadcast on TV Globo