Features celebrities competing in a diving competition in front of a live audience. Each week, stars will perform dives, such as backflips and somersaults, from various heights that will increase in difficulty as the season progresses in the hopes of impressing a panel of judges and home viewers. Similar to "Dancing with the Stars", a professional diving instructor will give each celebrity several weeks of training prior to the start of the competition. "Splash" features a three-person judging panel. While the third member of the panel has yet to be revealed, two of the judges will be legendary diver and four-time Olympic gold medallist Greg Louganis, and David Boudia, who won the gold medal for diving at the 2012 London Olympic Games.

A comic plays detective to solve a murder. The "detective" inspects the crime scene, then interrogates each suspect. Actors play the suspects, while the host relays the results of the forensic evidence. Then the comic must reveal the murderer.

Spin off series from "Scrapheap Challenge". It was broadcast following the main series and was also presented by Robert Llewellyn and Lisa Rogers. The series saw several teams being given a budget to build a road-legal vehicle which they then had to drive to various tests locations across the country.

100 competitors test their skills against physically and mentally demanding four-stage obstacle course.

The Travel Channel’s new game show “Scream If You Know the Answer” has the same charm. A simple program in which teams of contestants try to answer questions while riding on terrifying amusement-park rides, it has low production values and a casually funny host who never takes anything seriously. The questions are easy for folks watching at home — that’s part of the point — and the prize money is minimal. Viewers will be pleasantly surprised.

A show in which, each week, two rival teams are given the task of building some kind of machine, in one day, using only the items found in an unusually well-stocked scrapyard. Machines constructed to date have included trebuchets, hovercraft, rockets, gliders, cannons and diving suits.

Sweet Home Alabama?, premiering July 14 at 9 p.m. ET/PT, explores a young woman?s journey to find Mr. Right among young men from big cities and small towns. Ten ?city slickers? and 10 ?country? guys will vie for the affections of Devin Grissom, a girl from Alabama.

The Travel Channel?s new game show ?Scream If You Know the Answer? has the same charm. A simple program in which teams of contestants try to answer questions while riding on terrifying amusement-park rides, it has low production values and a casually funny host who never takes anything seriously. The questions are easy for folks watching at home ? that?s part of the point ? and the prize money is minimal. Viewers will be pleasantly surprised.

A high-stakes update of the classic game show, hosted by Bert Convy. Celebrity guests, paired off with the contestants, would be given a secret password. By giving clues and hints, they would try to help the contestant guess the password, with the first one to do so winning cash and prizes.

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