Talent Television (part of Talent Group plc) is a leading independent UK format creator and producer of innovative television, video and interactive programming.

The Test the Nation series for BBC1 became an established part of BBC1's scheduling for over five years, combining the excitement of live network television with state-of-the-art interactive and web technology. Talent was also a pioneer in reality television with The Villa, which was first produced in 1999 for Sky One.

Talent Kids, the children's division, was established to develop high quality, innovative programming for kids. Its first commission was for the Disney Channel, with Inside Clyde, an original adventure game show. This was followed by a hugely popular reality entertainment format for 6-11 year olds called Best of Friends which ran for five series on the BBC's CCBC kids channel. It spawned a set of specials made in South Africa and for Sport Relief, raising money to help vulnerable people in the UK, and in the poorest countries around the world.

Talent also worked with the Cartoon Network producing the live-action sequences for its innovative hit format Skatoony, a kids live-action/cartoon game show.

Talent Television also has strong ties with major Japanese broadcasters and indie production companies, having produced several HDTV documentaries for both NHK and TV Asahi networks. The Test the Nation format was successfully launched on TV Asahi, in association with Japanese indie TV Man Union.