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Altas Horas is a Brazilian television program broadcast by Rede Globo since 2000. It is hosted by Serginho Groisman.

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Reality shows	No Limite (2000–2001, 2009 and since 2021) Big Brother Brasil (since 2002) Dança dos Famosos (since 2005) The Voice Brasil (since 2012) The Voice Kids (since 2016) The Masked Singer Brasil (since 2021)
Talk shows	Mais Você (since 1999) Encontro com Patrícia Poeta (since 2012) Conversa com Bial (since 2017) Lady Night (since 2019)
Variety shows	Altas Horas (since 2000) Caldeirão com Mion (since 2021) Domingão com Huck (since 2021) É de Casa (since 2015)
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