SWEET.TV Originals

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What are SWEET.TV Originals?

SWEET.TV Originals — are proprietary shows, series, reality TV, and documentary projects created exclusively for SWEET.TV.

This is an original content lineup from the national online cinema SWEET.TV, bringing together next-generation entertainment shows, reality programs, and documentary projects. Projects in this lineup combine modern formats with high production quality, shaping a new era of Ukrainian entertainment content.

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The Traitors

“The Traitors” is Ukrainian adaptation of the global hit, which has won over 20 prestigious awards, including BAFTA and Emmy. In the show, 22 contestants compete to build a shared cash prize pool, but three traitors are secretly hidden among them. The faithful’s goal is to expose the traitors, while the traitors must reach the final undetected. Every night, the traitors secretly eliminate one player, and every evening, everyone votes to banish a suspect. The project combines strategy, psychology, tension, and unexpected twists — it’s a real-time “Mafia” but positioned as a large-scale television experiment in a luxurious castle.

Surprise For The Family

“Surprise For The Family” is the first Ukrainian reality show that openly and sincerely shares the stories of military families, their daily challenges, losses, hopes, and moments of inner strength. At the center of the project are real stories of families navigating the trials of war while preserving love, faith, and connection, even at a distance. Show hosts Daniel Salem and psychologist Alina Deyneka guide the participants through their emotional experiences, helping them feel support, warmth, and regain inner stability. The project was created as a space of care and humanity where, through unexpected surprises, heartfelt reunions, and conversations, heroes get the chance to rethink their experience, find answers to important questions, and feel that they are not alone.

Name That Tune

“Name That Tune” is an entertainment show where music becomes a true test of intuition, memory, and reaction speed. 45 celebrity contestants — from musicians and actors to bloggers and athletes — compete by trying to guess iconic Ukrainian and global hits from the very first notes. Hosted by the charismatic and humorous Mykhailo Khoma (Dzidzio), familiar tunes open up in a new light. Viewers get the chance to test themselves alongside their favorite stars while contributing to an important cause, as the prize fund is directed toward supporting the Ukrainian military.

Would I Lie To You?

“Would I Lie To You?” is an intellectual entertainment show where truth and fiction are so skillfully interwoven that even close friends start to doubt each other. In each episode, famous guests and team captains share incredible personal stories. However, some of them are complete fabrications. The opponents’ goal is to spot the lie by asking trick questions and closely watching emotions, gestures, and pauses. It is a game of intuition, logic, and acting skills. Hosted by Timur Miroshnychenko, with permanent team captains Kostiantyn Trembovetskyi and Roman Shcherban (from Lions on a Jeep), the show features top bloggers, singers, comedians, and actors sharing shocking real-life stories that make every episode deeply engaging.

The Investigation Involving Andriy Danilevych

“The Investigation Involving Andriy Danilevych” is the first Ukrainian true crime documentary project in which renowned journalist Andriy Danilevych — who has spent over 15 years investigating high-profile cases — step-by-step reconstructs crimes that shocked Ukraine since its independence. The project combines deep analytics with exclusive interviews: victims, witnesses, and investigators speak openly for the first time about investigation details, revealing the logic behind the crimes and the path to solving them. Each story is not just an answer to “who is guilty”, but an honest conversation about the aftermath and how these cases impacted society, the justice system, and the development of forensics in Ukraine.

Okean Elzy: Stormwatch

“Okean Elzy. Stormwatch” is a music documentary project that tells the story of Okean Elzy — the top band of independent Ukraine — combining unique archival footage, unknown facts, and sincere memories of those who created and developed the band. It is an emotional deep-dive into the journey of a band that shaped the cultural identity of generations, where every song captures key historical turning points of the country, and every episode reveals both triumphs and trials experienced together with Ukraine. The film raised over 4 million UAH in its first days of release and attracted tens of thousands of viewers, cementing its status as one of the most successful documentary films in Ukraine.

Burying The Ex

“Burying The Ex” is a drama series with dark comedy elements about four strangers who meet at the funeral of a shared ex-girlfriend — a servicewoman killed on the front line. She invited them to the memorial service herself, but her reason for doing so remains the central mystery that gradually unfolds through their conversations and memories. After the ceremony, the characters end up at her favorite bar where, while remembering her, they inevitably start talking about themselves — their losses, guilt, unfinished relationships, and who they were around her. It is a story about memory, love, and self-discovery, where one person’s past becomes a mirror for four others, forcing each to look honestly at their own life.

Life For Three

“Life For Three” is a comedy series about three completely different men whom fate throws into the same rented apartment. They have different habits, routines, temperaments, and ideas of “normal life”, but now they have to find a way to live together. Household trivialities quickly turn into major conflicts, and major problems become an excuse for even greater chaos and laughter. Their secrets, dreams, and failures constantly collide, creating situations in which viewers can easily recognize themselves or their kitchen roommate.

Rabble

“Rabble” is a detective series about lone investigator Koval, who leads the NBI (National Bureau of Investigation) division tackling the most complex murder cases. For him, work has long been the sole meaning of life, while his team of eccentric yet dedicated professionals gradually becomes his new “family” — where everyone harbors their own secret and reason for ending up in this unit. As they solve intricate crimes, the characters are forced to come to terms with their own pasts, with the biggest unsolved mystery residing in Koval’s own history, gradually affecting every case the team handles.

Destination X

“Destination X” is an innovative adventure show combining travel, strategy, and a psychological game into a brand-new format. Ten contestants set off on a journey across Ukraine in a blacked-out bus with no windows, unaware of their destination. To figure out where they are, players go through a series of trials and tasks using virtual reality technology, night vision, and other interactive tools that either complicate or assist their navigation in the real world. The project offers a fresh look at Ukraine, turning familiar routes into riddles and the journey itself into a test of intellect and intuition.

Star Academy

“Star Academy” is the grand return of the legendary music reality show that once served as a launchpad for an entire generation of Ukrainian artists. Participants will once again go through the journey from auditions to the big stage, living together, working with producers, vocal coaches, and choreographers, while proving daily that they are ready for the spotlight and the public. It is a story about a new generation of stars, as well as the revival of a legend that once transformed Ukrainian show business.

So You Think You Can Dance

The legendary show “So You Think You Can Dance” is coming back to screens very soon on SWEET.TV to gather Ukraine’s strongest dancers in a battle for the title of the best. Based on the international franchise So You Think You Can Dance, the format was once one of the largest entertainment projects in Ukraine.