History Main / InternationalCoproduction

* The early seasons of the new ''DoctorWho'' is technically a CBC production as well as a [[TheBBC BBC]] Wales one (and the leak of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoNSS1E1Rose Rose]]" came from a CBC employee). However, the closing credits in the UK only referenced them during Series 3 and "[[Recap/DoctorWho2006CSTheRunawayBride The Runaway Bride]]".

** While the first three seasons of ''{{Torchwood}}'' were 100% BBC productions, [[Recap/TorchwoodS4MSMiracleDay the fourth]] is a co-production between the BBC and the American Starz Entertainment.

Shows or dramas that are produced by two TV companies, each in different countries.

** While the first three seasons of ''{{Torchwood}}'' were 100% BBC productions, [[Recap/TorchwoodS4MSMiracleDay the fourth]] will be a co-production between the BBC and the American Starz Entertainment.

* ''Defying Gravity'': Canada/USA/UK/Germany

** While the first three seasons of ''{{Torchwood}}'' were 100% BBC productions, the fourth will be a co-production between the BBC and the American Starz Entertainment.

* ''HaloLegends'' - USA/Japan co-op Like ''Gotham Knight''

* ''{{Transformers}}'': USA and/or Japan, depending on the incarnation.

* ''PowerRangers'': A co-production of [[SuperSentai the Toei Company in Japan]], Saban Entertainment/ Saban Brands (for the seasons between ''PowerRangersWildForce'' and ''PowerRangersRPM'', make this Disney, under the name of BVS Entertainment) in the United States, and in the later seasons, Village Roadshow Productions (''Ranger Productions'' subsididary) from New Zealand.

* ''MetroidPrime'' -- Developed by RetroStudios (USA) in collaboration with {{Nintendo}} EAD (Japan)

* ''DonkeyKongCountryReturns'' -- Developed by RetroStudios (USA) in collaboration with Nintendo EAD (Japan)

* Many {{Rockstar}} games, due to the company having various studios in Europe and the USA

*** Because of major location filming in America, the two-parter "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E1TheImpossibleAstronaut The Impossible Astronaut]]"/"[[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E2DayOfTheMoon Day of the Moon]]" are listed as a BBC America/BBC Wales coproduction instead of just a BBC Wales production at the end of their closing credits.

** The [[Recap/DoctorWhoTVMTheTVMovie 1996 television movie]] was a co-production between the BBC and {{Universal}}.

* ''Jason and The Heroes of Mount Olympus'' was a France/US co-production. And there will be no page for that show, until it is released in *some* form. So far, [[http://www.youtube.com/user/Siyahamba#g/c/70B5C2B21D79AEEC only ''some'' episodes]] are available on YouTube.

* ''Jason and The Heroes of Mount Olympus''. And there will be no page for that show, until it is released in *some* form. So far, [[http://www.youtube.com/user/Siyahamba#g/c/70B5C2B21D79AEEC only ''some'' episodes]] are available on YouTube.

** The ''{{K9}}'' spin-off television series is a co-production between Jetix Europe and Network 10 (an Autralian television channel), ''without'' the BBC.

** The ''{{K-9}}'' spin-off television series is a co-production between Jetix Europe and Network 10 (an Autralian television channel), ''without'' the BBC.

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* The animated film adaptations of ''Animated/TheHobbit'' and ''Animated/TheReturnOfTheKing'' -- USA/Japan; directed and character-designed by RankinBassProductions, animated by Topcraft (the studio that made NausicaaOfTheValleyOfTheWind)

** As were ''BandOfBrothers'', ''TheNo1LadiesDetectiveAgency'', ''LittleBritain USA'' and ''{Extras}''.

* As was ''BandOfBrothers'', ''TheNo1LadiesDetectiveAgency'' and ''LittleBritain USA''.

* ''ObanStar-Racers'' -- France/Japan