TV Nova's autumn schedule, launching the week of August 31, will feature the return of older episodes of "Ordinace v růžové zahradě" and new series "Boží plán" and "Muži v letu," reflecting audience preferences and aiming to enhance viewer engagement across linear TV and Oneplay.

At a press conference, the Nova Group unveiled its lineup for this fall's season—new series, popular reality shows, and entertainment programs.

While Czech Television launched most of its new programmes in January, Nova and Prima are only now entering the key part of the season.

The largest domestic TV stations have prepared special editions of their entertainment programs for the evening of the last day of 2025.

January will bring only a few premiere shows to TV screens. On the contrary, some more archival titles will return.

Nova group’s Programming Director, Silvia Majeská, believes that the autumn lineup is strong and will find its audience.

The Prima Group is preparing more news for the second half of autumn and is preparing other new things, says CEO Marek Singer.

Prima concentrated its hobby-themed programmes around Sunday lunchtime. The band of programmes forms its important vertical, which it also exploits commercially.

Silvia Majeská, the programme director of Nova and Markíza, told in an interview what interests viewers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia and how she sees the future of Nova.