"I love Ukraine" is a family show about our great, invincible country. Every Sunday, two teams of celebrities led by captains Oleksandr Pedan and Yuriy Tkach compete against each other, answering questions about culture, history, language, traditions, and prominent Ukrainians. The charming Daria Petrozytska, the show's host, closely monitors the rules and atmosphere in the studio. Each episode features exciting rounds and new, unexpected contests. The show's guests include Ukrainian stars from various fields, including actors, athletes, singers, entertainers, and opinion leaders.

Three radically different women — played by Daria Petrozytska, Anna Koshmal, and Anastasia Ostreynova — will sweep you away in a whirlwind of unbridled dreams and bold goals and make you fall in love with the diversity of life. This is an inspiring television story about turning thirty — an age that proves that the numbers in your passport are just a convention that sometimes pushes you to make the most desperate decisions. The series tells the story of a chance encounter between four completely different friends: Ira, a jewelry store employee; Sasha, a determined career woman; Lyuba, a dreamer who aspires to conquer Kyiv; and Fima, a frivolous yet sincere and fun-loving guy. They would never have met if the girls hadn't been celebrating their birthdays... alone. They are all 29 years old. And that's what brings them together: the women make a promise to each other to fulfill their wildest dreams before they turn 30: to get married, experience the taste of life, and restore their parents' cafe.

Romeo and Juliet from Cherkasy is a comedy about love, family, and all the funny challenges that arise when you have too many relatives in your life. The main characters are Roma and Yulia, a modern couple in love who are trying to build a happy life together. However, they are constantly hindered by their “caring” parents, unexpected twists and turns in their relationship, and numerous amusing situations. They will have to go through wedding preparations, attempts to live separately, new dreams, careers, parenthood — and all while not losing their sense of humor or each other. This is a heartwarming story about how difficult — and at the same time wonderful — it is to build a family when everyone around you has their own opinion. And about how love always wins.

In each episode of the reality show "The Best House," three participants from different parts of Ukraine open the doors to their homes, which they are proud of, and rate each other's homes in three categories: creativity, usability, and value for money, to win a glass statuette and the prestigious title of owner of the best house. However, the final result depends on the show's advisors — construction company director Oleksandr Keevshin, who is knowledgeable about renovation, and star interior designer Yevheniia Dubrovska, who can transform any space into a dream come true. Their assessment is decisive in the reality show "The Best House" and can radically change the course of the game. Oleksandr and Yevheniia don't just give one participant 10 points; throughout the episode, they share helpful tips on how to create a cozy home for every taste and budget.

Closer to the Stars is a digest about celebrities hosted by Nikita Dobrynin and Natalya Solonik. In a life story format, viewers learn details about the lives of Ukrainian and international celebrities. Touching, romantic, and unexpected stories will leave no one indifferent: the most interesting moments from the lives of famous people — candidly and honestly on TET.

The League of Laughter is a comedy show where celebrity coaches, energetic teams, and witty jokes compete for the main prize: the good mood of TET TV viewers. In 2025, the show will celebrate its 10th anniversary, and for the first time in three years, the comedy festival will return to its traditional format. Comedians from all over the country will gather on stage: among the participants are experienced players from previous seasons, as well as teams of newcomers. But, as before, in special challenges, the winner will earn the right to deliver humanitarian aid to our military. This could be clothing, cars, drones — anything needed at the front. And that is what the teams are competing for.

The Volunteers is based on the successful YouTube comedy project Volunteers About Volunteers. It tells real stories of mutual assistance and unity among those who remain in the shadows but do everything they can for their country. That is why it is about each of us. About married couples who, whenever they have two hours free, don't go on a date but instead go and lend a hand. About old friends who rush to help at the sound of a phone call. About neighbors, you can rely on, about enthusiastic new acquaintances who are ready to share your troubles. The second season of Volunteers will delve deeper into how volunteering affects the relationships between all these people. How support, understanding, and habits formed during a full-scale invasion help them cope with the most difficult challenges that life throws at us every day.