List of programs broadcast by Rede Globo

Promotional Logo of Rede Globo.

Rede Globo (Globo Network), or simply Globo, is a Brazilian television network, launched by media mogul Roberto Marinho on April 26, 1965. It is owned by media conglomerate Organizações Globo, being by far the largest of its holdings. Globo is the second-largest commercial TV network in annual revenue worldwide behind just American Broadcasting Company[1] and the largest producer of telenovelas.[2]

Globo is headquartered in the Jardim Botânico neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, where its news division is based. The network's main production studios are located at a complex dubbed Projac (short for "Jacarepaguá project"), located in Jacarepaguá, Barra da Tijuca. It is composed of 122 owned and affiliate television stations throughout Brazil[3] plus its own international networks, TV Globo Internacional and TV Globo Portugal.

Globo launches its own schedule of shows and programs annually, and launching new seasons of pilots, something only seen in Globo itself, if compared with the other major television channels in Brazil (SBT, Record, Band, Rede TV!), they convey the American TV shows (SBT, Band and Record) and/or religious programs (Band and Rede TV!).

Globo has output deals with 20th Century Fox (except Blue Sky Studios films), Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (including Pixar and Marvel Studios films), DreamWorks Animation, Paramount Pictures and Sony Pictures Entertainment, having in his hand, one of the largest film libraries for be displayed on a TV network. As of 2013, they started to broadcast films from Warner Bros. Entertainment.

Globo is still the absolute leader of the hearing and has the highest turnover on advertising.

Current programs

Telenovelas

Title As Run Running time IBOPE Rating
O Rei do Gado (1996-97) Vale a Pena Ver de Novo (1980-) July 28, 2014-present
January 12, 2015-present		 95 minutes
16.25[4]
Malhação
Malhação - Sonhos (season 22)
—
 April 24, 1995–present
July 14, 2014 – present		 40 minutes
18
Sete Vidas Novela das seis (6PM telenovela) March 9, 2015–present 50 minutes
Unknown
Alto Astral Novela das sete (7PM telenovela) November 3, 2014–present 60 minutes
21.07[5]
Babilônia Novela das nove (9PM telenovela) March 16, 2015–present 75 minutes
Unknown

Series

Title As Run Running time IBOPE Rating
Zorra Total Main show of Saturday night. 1999–present 55—70 minutes
16.7[6]
Tapas & Beijos Main show of Tuesday night. 2011-present 45 minutes
21.6[7]
Pé na Cova Second Tuesday night's show. 2013-present 35 minutes
15.0[8]
Tá no Ar Third Thursday night show. 2014-present 22 minutes
9.2[9]

Reality shows

Title Timeslot Run Running time IBOPE Rating
Big Brother Brasil Sundays—Saturdays 2002–present 25 minutes
60 minutes
15 minutes
22.8[10]
(2014 season)
Dança dos Famosos Sundays 2005-present
—
—
The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil Sundays 2012-present 60 minutes
9.0[11]
The Voice Brasil Thursday 2012-present 70 minutes
22.0[12]
SuperStar Sundays 2014-present 90 minutes
10.8[13]

Late night

Title Presenter Run Running time IBOPE Rating
Programa do Jô Jô Soares 2000–present 45-60 minutes
—

Variety and talk shows

Title Presenter Run Running time IBOPE Rating
Vídeo Show Otaviano Costa
Zeca Camargo		 1983–present 45 minutes
—
Domingão do Faustão Fausto Silva 1989–present 170 minutes
—
Show da Virada Various yearly; 1998–present 240 minutes
—
Mais Você Ana Maria Braga 1999–present 60 minutes
—
Altas Horas Serginho Groisman 2000–present 100 minutes
—
Caldeirão do Huck Luciano Huck 2000–present 130 minutes
—
Estrelas Angélica 2006–present 55 minutes
—
Amor & Sexo Fernanda Lima 2009–present 45 minutes
—
Bem Estar Fernando Rocha
Mariana Ferrão		 2011–present 45 minutes
—
Esquenta! Regina Casé 2011–present 90 minutes
—
Encontro com Fátima Bernardes Fátima Bernardes 2012–present 80 minutes
—
Na Moral Pedro Bial 2012–present 45 minutes
—
Sai do Chão! Various 2014-present 60 minutes
—

News and information

Title Main Hosts Run Running time IBOPE Rating
Jornal da Globo Christiane Pelajo
William Waack		 1967–1969; 1979–1981; 1982–present 30-45 minutes
9[14]
Jornal Nacional William Bonner
Renata Vasconcellos		 1969–present 40 minutes
25-30 minutes
(Wednesday)
25[15]
Retrospectiva Sérgio Chapelin
Glória Maria		 yearly; 1971–present 180 minutes
23.9[16]
(2014 edition)
Jornal Hoje Evaristo Costa
Sandra Annenberg		 1971–present 40 minutes
12[17]
Globo Repórter Sérgio Chapelin
Glória Maria		 1973–present 60 minutes
25[18]
Fantástico Poliana Abritta
Tadeu Schmidt		 1973–present 120 minutes
19[19]
Globo Rural Helen Martins
Nélson Araújo		 1980–present 60 minutes
8[20]
Plantão da Globo
n/a
 1982–present
n/a
—
Bom Dia Brasil Chico Pinheiro
Ana Paula Araújo 		1983–present 90 minutes
8[21]
Praça TV
n/a
 1983–present 50 minutes
20-25 minutes (primetime)
—
Bom Dia Praça
n/a
 1983–present 90 minutes
—
Profissão Reporter Caco Barcellos 2006–present 25-30 minutes
—
Hora Um da Notícia Monalisa Perrone 2014–present 60 minutes
—

Educational, Environmental and Social service

Project Program(s) Run Host(s)
Criança Esperança
—
 yearly; 1986–present Renato Aragão
Xuxa
Como Será? (2014–present) Globo Cidade
Globo Ciência
Globo Ecologia
Globo Educação		 1982–present
1984–present)
1990–present
1990–present		 Sandra Annemberg
Globo Comunidade (1991–present) Ação (1999–present)
Globo Universidade (2008–present)		 1999–present
2008–present
n/a
Telecurso Telecurso TEC 2011–present
n/a

Sports

Programming

Title Main Hosts Run Running time IBOPE Rating
Esporte Espetacular Ivan Moré
Glenda Kozlowski		 1973–1983; 1987–present 180 minutes —
Globo Esporte n/a (regional program) 1978–present 30 minutes —
Auto Esporte Millena Machado 2002–present 30 minutes —
Corujão do Esporte Flávio Canto 2010–present 40 minutes —

Coverage

Sport Coverage name Timeslot Run
Ultimate Fighting Championship
on Saturdays 2011-present
Futsal Brazil national futsal team matches on Sundays
n/a
Formula One Formula 1 na Globo Saturdays and Sundays 1970-present
Stock Car Brasil Stock Car Brasil on Sundays
n/a
Basketball Novo Basquete Brasil (All-Star Game and Final) on Sundays 2008-present
FIVB World League
FIVB World Grand Prix
Brazilian Volleyball Super League (Men and women)		 Vôlei 2015 Saturdays and Sundays
n/a
Summer Olympics
Winter Olympics
—
n/a
n/a
Soccer
Futebol na Globo
Futebol 2015
Running time Saturday: 4PM-6PM
Sunday: 4PM-6PM
Wednesday: 10PM-12AM
Competition Run Timeslot
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A 1987-present Sunday, 4:00PM
Wednesday, 10:00PM
Campeonato Brasileiro Série B 2003-present Saturday, 4:00PM
Copa Libertadores
(if any Brazilian sides are qualified)
n/a
 Wednesday, 10:00PM
Copa Sudamericana
(if any Brazilian sides are qualified)
n/a
 Wednesday, 10:00PM
Copa do Brasil
n/a
 Wednesday, 10:00PM
Soccer States championships
n/a
 Sunday, 4:00PM
Wednesday, 10:00PM
UEFA Champions League 2009–present (Only the final)
FIFA World Cup 1970-present
n/a
Brazil national football team matches
n/a
n/a

Carnival

Globeleza (1990–present)
Transmission Title Presenters Run
Rede Globo Rio Carnival Luís Roberto and Fátima Bernardes 1970–present
São Paulo Carnival Chico Pinheiro and Monalisa Perrone 1991–present
Regional Rio Carnival: Série A Alex Escobar and Mariana Gross 2013–present
G1 Parade of Champions Carlos Gil (Rio Carnival) 2015
Veruska Donato and Sabina Simonatto (São Paulo Carnival)

Movie Blocks

Children's programming

International series

Upcoming programming

Telenovelas

Series

Reality Show

Sports

See also

References