Konec oblíbených seriálů a pořadů v televizi od července 2026

Czech television networks are transitioning to summer schedules starting in July, replacing original premieres with reruns and movie classics. According to programming data, major productions including Na lovu, Ulice, and Polabí are entering hiatuses, while the series Kamarádi has officially concluded. Despite these breaks, statistics show Czech viewers average three hours of television daily during the summer months.

Which Czech TV shows are pausing for summer?

Several high-profile programs are exiting the schedule to allow for production breaks. The knowledge show Na lovu on Nova is pausing its original episodes, meaning “hunters” such as Doktor Vševěd, Kvízová dáma, and Belladonna will not appear in new broadcasts. Nova will instead air reruns of previous episodes.

The detective series Polabí on Prima is also taking a summer stop. While the network has promised new episodes for the autumn season, July evenings will feature different programming. This gap provides an opportunity for viewers to catch up on missed episodes.

The long-running daily series Ulice is also entering a break starting in July. This hiatus allows creators to rest and pre-film new storylines. According to the schedule, the characters will return in September.

Did You Know? The daily series Ulice has remained on the air for 21 years, with characters aging in real-time alongside their audience.

Is the series Kamarádi ending?

The rural romance Kamarádi, which aired on Prima, is officially ending. While the show was a success throughout the previous season, reports confirm that no further episodes will be produced.

The production will be replaced by traditional summer reruns. This decision follows various rumors regarding the future of the project, but the source confirms a definitive conclusion for the series.

Expert Insight: Samantha Carter notes that the transition to reruns during July and August reflects a calculated trade-off by networks. By reducing new content when viewers are more likely to be outdoors, stations can lower immediate production costs while maintaining a baseline of engagement through “evergreen” content.

How does summer impact Czech TV viewership?

Networks shift to “economy mode” based on the assumption that viewers prefer spending warm evenings outdoors. However, statistical data indicates that television remains a significant part of daily routines, with an average of three hours of viewing per day during the summer.

To maintain these numbers, stations are utilizing successful older titles and classic films. Viewer reactions are mixed; some users report they do not mind the breaks because they spend more time in their gardens, while others have joked about their ability to survive the two-month gap until the autumn “television storm” arrives.

Recent Highlights

Before the hiatus, Na lovu saw a historic performance by a contestant named Josef. He managed to record 16 fields before the hunter, winning 55,000 CZK.

Frequently Asked Questions

When will Ulice return to the screen?
The series is scheduled to return in September with new plots.

Will there be new episodes of Kamarádi?
No, the source states that no further episodes of the series will be created.

What will Nova air instead of new Na lovu episodes?
Nova will broadcast reruns of older episodes during the summer break.

How do you balance your favorite TV shows with your summer outdoor activities?