Seven.One Studios International has closed a wave of new international format deals, including several licenses in the CEE region.

Schiller Street has been ordered to series by ERT [recently closed its first season – Ed.] in Greece, where the 40-episode season launched earlier this year. Originally produced by Hurricane Fernsehproduktion for Sat.1 in Germany, the format has sold to over 20 countries across Europe, Africa and Asia. The format has also been optioned by Banijay in Italy.

TTV in Poland has recommissioned long-running feelgood format Real Men for a brand-new ninth season. The series follows five overweight pairs on an inspiring journey to improve their physical and mental wellbeing. Originally produced by MakeItBee for DR1 in Denmark, Real Men has already been licensed in over seven territories, including Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden.

Meanwhile, long-running sciencetainment magazine format Galileo is set to return to Estonia on Kanal 2, part of Duo Media Networks, which has ordered a new 30-episode season. The format has been one of ProSieben’s most successful brands for over 25 years, with several franchise-expanding spinoffs and has sold to over 30 territories worldwide to date.

Tobias Schulze, SVP, Global Sales of Seven.One Studios International said: “We continue to see strong demand from broadcasters and platforms for proven format brands that can be successfully adapted for local audiences. From the resurgence of beloved comedy formats being reimagined for contemporary audiences to established lifestyle franchises, these deals demonstrate the enduring appeal of distinctive, scalable IP. It's encouraging to see both new local versions and recommissions gaining momentum across international markets, reflecting the confidence buyers have in our catalog’s ability to engage audiences and deliver consistent performance."