Intervilles

 ( 1962 French Television Series Debuts ) 

In the 2000s, a cow called Rosa became a popular star of the programme. She appeared in every episode from her debut in 2004 to the series' end in 2009 and appeared in the 2013 anniversary special. With a black head and white body, she had a reputation for being very aggressive towards contestants but having intelligence to knock down sets when needed. She was later given her own game called "Rosa Strike". Even after the programme finished, fans of the programme would visit the Labat's farm to see Rosa. When she died in 2020, it made national news in France.

In 2019, it was announced by France Télévisions that Intervilles would be revived but that it would not include the vachettes. There was a negative reaction to this from towns in southern France, where bullfighting is common. They accused the network of having been cowed by animal rights activists and moving towards "Anglo-Saxon customs". The former host Nagui supported the move saying he did not like seeing how the animals were treated when he was the host. In response to that statement, Teddy Labat countered by saying that the animals were treated well and pointed out that Nagui took no interest in their well-being behind the scenes during filming. Fifty towns and cities agreed to take part in a boycott of the revival until the cows were returned. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in France, filming for the revival was delayed.

• Jeux sans frontières, a Europe-wide competition with summer and winter editions
• , a winter version of Jeux sans frontières held in ski resorts (1964–1968, 1976–1981 and 1987)
• Intercontinents, an international competition (1987–1988)
• , a winter version of Intervilles (1987, 1989 and 1995)
• Interchallenges (1988)
• Intervilles Juniors (later Inter-Juniors), a version for children (2007–2009)

• : El Gran Juego de las Provincias (El Trece, 2006)
• : Almost Anything Goes! (Network Ten, 1976–1978) and It's a Knockout (Network Ten, 1985–1987 and 2011–2012)
• and : Zeakamp (BRT and NCRV, 1968–1987) and ( and NPO 3, 2010)
• : national and winter shows were aired on CCTV
• : Telematch (WDR (ARD), 1967–1980), Spielohne Grenzen (Das Erste, 1989) and Deutschland Champions (Das Erste, 2003–2004)
• : Intervilles (RTI 1, 2014)
• : Intervilles (Al Aoula, 2000)
• : Campeões Nacionais (SIC, 2003) and (SIC, 2009)
• : Crazy Games (SABC 2, 2006) and Summer Games (SABC 2, 2007–2009)
• : (TVE1, 1995), El Grand Prix del verano (TVE1, 1996–2005, 2023–present; FORTA, 2007–2009), (TVE1, 1998–2000; Canal 9 and Telemadrid, 2007) and (CMMedia and Canal Extremadura, 2010–2011)
• : (TV4, 1997–2001 and 2005) and (TV4, 2010–2011)
• : It's a Knockout (BBC1, 1966–1988; ITV, 1990; S4C (Wales), 1991–1994; Channel 5, 1999–2001), Anything Goes! (BBC1, 1984–1985), Fair Game (BBC1, 1985) and Simply the Best (ITV, 2004)
• : Town Challenge (BBC One Northern Ireland, 1997–2002)
• : Siarabang (S4C, 1989)
• : Almost Anything Goes (1975–1976) and Junior Almost Anything Goes! (1976–1977) aired on ABC, while All Star Anything Goes! (1977–1978) was syndicated.
• : (VTV3, 1996–1998)

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