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Cuatro (channel)
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- For other meanings, see Cuatro.
| Cuatro | |
|---|---|
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| Launched | November 7, 2005 |
| Owned by | Sogecable |
| Audience share | 7.5% (, ) |
| Country |  Spain |
| Website | www.cuatro.com |
| Availability | |
| Terrestrial | |
| Analogue | Channel 4 |
| Satellite | |
| Digital+ | Channel 4 |
Cuatro ("Four") is a Spanish private television channel broadcasting since November 2005. The Channel is owned by Sogecable and is product of the reconversion of its pay-per view license of Canal+.
In 2006, it scored a massive coup by cutting a deal with the RFEF and the Spain national football team to show all of the team's matches, including a majority of games in the 2006 FIFA World Cup. It pulled the licence away from TVE, who had held the rights to the national team's matches for years.
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- Alta tensión. (High Voltage). With Luis Larrodera. Quiz show.
- Brainiac (Spanish version).
- Channel Nº4. With Ana García Siñeriz and Boris Izaguirre.
- Cuarto Milenio (4th Millennium). A mysteries program directed by Iker Jiménez.
- El Hormiguero (The Anthill). Variety show.
- Las mañanas de Cuatro. With Concha García Campoy.
- Las noticias del guiñol (Guignol's news). Puppet satirical show.
- Nada x aqui Magicians show.
- Noche Hache (H Night). Late night hosted by Eva Hache. [1]
- Noticias cuatro 1 (Cuatro News). With Manu Carreño, Manolo Lama, Javier Ruiz and Mónica Sanz. News ,sports, weather.
- Noticias cuatro 2 (Cuatro News). With Iñaki Gabilondo and Silvia Intxaurrondo.News, sports, weather.
- Gran Slam (Grand Slam). With Nico Abad.
- Money, money (Show me the Money)
- Desnudas
- NBA
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- Alerta Cobra ("Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei")
- Alias
- Amistades peligrosas: Soap Opera
- Cinco hermanos ("Brothers & Sisters")
- Cuestión de Sexo
- Embrujadas ("Charmed")
- Entre Fantasmas ("Ghost Whisperer")
- Eureka
- Friends
- Genesis: En la mente del asesino
- Gominolas
- Anatomía de Grey ("Grey's Anatomy")
- House
- Humor Amarillo ("Takeshi's Castle")
- Joey
- Kyle XY
- Juzgado de Guardia
- Las Vegas
- LAX
- Los simuladores
- Medium
- Metropolis
- Psych
- Pressing Catch ("WWE Friday Night SmackDown!")
- Nikita
- Pesadillas de Stephen King
- Queer as Folk
- Roma
- Sex, Love & Secrets
- Scrubs
- The Closer
- The Office
- Torchwood
- V
- WWE Raw
- Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. (Also on Cartoon Network in Spain}
- Sheep in the Big City.
- Mission Hill.
- Baby Blues.
- Kevin Spencer
- Cow and Chicken.
- South Park.
- Naruto.
- Pink Panther.
- Ulysses 31.
- Funky Cops.
- Paranoia Agent
- Ghost in the shell.
- Cowboy Bebop.
- RahXephon.
- Samurai Champloo.
- Full Metal Alchemist.
- Dragon Ball.
- Dragon Ball Z.
- Neon Genesis Evangelion.
- Flamingo Road.
- Factor X. Spanish version of the British TV show The X Factor.
- Fama ¡A Bailar! (announced). Spanish version of the Swedish TV show Floor Filler.
- ¡Que Desperdicio!.
- Supernanny (Spanish version).
- SOS Adolescentes.
- Soy lo que Como.
- Supermodelo. With Judit Mascó.
- Tienes Talento (announced for December 2007/January 2008). Spanish version of Britain's Got Talent.
- Official Site (Spanish)
- Sogecable