Expect a Seven court battle if Ten attempt a DOND revival 
Which could actually be a ratings winner?
Why? If Seven no longer owns rights how can they stop another network doing so?
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Oh, are their format distribution rights for DOND?
You think Seven just plucked it out of thin air?
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They play reruns of it on 7two⌠dunno if that impacts anything.
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It was based off the american version⌠So it would be who ever developed it for the US. Seven canât say boo about it. Dancing with the stars is a prime example.
Owned by EndemolShine.
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This is why I shouldnât be online at midnight! 
Whoops.
And @Bort isnât going to be happy, that I let myself say the latest MS taboo word(s) in my previous comment!
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The US version started 2 years after the Australian version, which was the first international version after the original Dutch DOND (called something else cos it is in Dutch obviously).
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I have thought for a while that 11 should be airing its 6am til 10am shows on Monday to Friday between 5am and 9am and its for the reason that @SydneyCityTV describes - a lot of its base audience are either heading to school or close to heading to school, assuming they havent already left for school. If Ten/11 were worried about what they might schedule in that 9am til 10am gap in its schedule the answer is simple - either The Talk (currently airing at 6am on Ten and encored at 1:30am on 11) or an encore of The Late Late Show (currently screening on 11 at 11:30am and encored at 3:30am)
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The only other childrenâs show that I can recall of that longevity would be Saturday Disney on Seven (1990-2016).
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