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Sexy back! SBS Announces New Erotic Anthology Series As Broadcaster Reveals 2023 Programming
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Fans of SBS TV can look forward to some daring action on the channel next year.
The broadcaster announced a new local script series on Wednesday called Erotic Stories at their Upfronts for 2023.
Details of the anthology series are not yet known news.com.au.
SBS has announced a new erotic anthology series set for 2023. Meanwhile, fan favorite Poh Ling Yeow will join fellow celebrity chef Adam Liaw for their cooking travel show Adam and Poh’s Great Australian Bites next year (pictured)
It could be a return to the kind of programming that brought SBS fame and high ratings more than 30 years ago, when the channel was known for its “sex and football.”
The multilingual broadcaster once attracted a large audience of night owls to their evening program in the 80s and 90s when they programmed erotic films from Europe after football.
Meanwhile, fans can also look forward to a broad cross-section of ratings in 2023.
Erotic Stories joins two other newly created drama series.
See What You Made Me Do author Jess Hill (pictured) will present a hard-hitting series on consent called Asking for It for SBS in 2023
The Men Are Away is a World War II queer-themed drama comedy about exploring independence and sexuality.
Imogen Banks, creator of Offspring, has also come up with a new scripted dramatic thriller starring Aisha Dee from The Bold Type, about a woman involved in murder.
Fan favorite Poh Ling Yeow will star alongside fellow celebrity chef Adam Liaw in their new cooking travel show Adam and Poh’s Great Australian Bites next year.
One of the international highlights for SBS next year’s program is the new BBC-produced series Rogue Heroes, about the WWII origins of the famed Special Air Service (pictured)
Meanwhile, See What You Made Me Do author Jess Hill will host a hard-hitting series about consent called Asking for It on SBS in 2023.
The broadcaster also hopes to replicate the success of the US reality survival franchise Alone with the local version filmed in Tasmania, Alone Australia.
The US version of the show is SBS On Demand’s most successful factual franchise.
According to ITV Studios producing the series, Alone Australia will follow a cast of individual self-reliance experts as they brave the elements and fight to stay alive on their own terms, with nothing but what they carry on their backs.
In the American version of the show, the eventual winner takes home $500,000.
Aussie entrants can win $250,000 if they can beat the elements.
One of the international highlights for SBS’s program next year is the new BBC-produced series Rogue Heroes.
The action drama tells the story of the formerly top-secret origins of the Special Air Service, founded in North Africa in 1941.
Based on Ben McIntyre’s best-selling non-fiction book, made for the screen by Steven Knight (Peaky Blinders) and starring Dominic West of The Crown and Connor Swindells of Sex Education.
The broadcaster hopes to replicate the success of the US reality survival franchise Alone with the local version filmed in Tasmania, Alone Australia