Screening Countries
| Region | Aired on | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Malta | FX Networks | Airs on GO (Malta), to which the FX Networks channel is exclusive in Malta. The show started airing on the channel launch on the network in 2009. |
| Arab World | Fox Series | Began airing on April 19, 2009 |
| United Kingdom | Five US | Began airing July 9, 2007. The show brought the channel its highest ever ratings of 629,000 viewers. Every two or three weeks the network has a "Dirty Night In" on Saturdays, repeating the last few episodes. Dirt moved from Five US to its sister channel Fiver for the screening of its second season, which started on Monday, April 28, 2008 at 9:00pm and only drew in 89,000 for the opening episode of season 2. The series concluded on Monday June 9, 2008. |
| South Africa | M-Net Series | The show was so successful and popular, it went into a rebroadcast on Tuesday Nights at 21:30 on Go with its encore on Saturday Night at 21:30. Go recently aired the Season 1 Cliffhanger on Tuesday February 26, 2008. |
| Serbia | FOX life cable TV | Title translated as "Shame". |
| France | France 4 | |
| Greece | Ant1 | Since January 4th 2011. |
| Poland | FOX Life TVP2 |
From October 3, 2007 on Wednesdays at 22 pm From September 8, 2011 at 11:30pm |
| Latin America | People+Arts | Screened Sundays at 9:00pm. |
| The Netherlands | NET 5 | Season 1 commenced on January 1, 2008 with a double episode. Both episodes rated well for a non-Dutch program with episode 1 attracting 756,000 viewers (9.5%, 19th place) and episode 2 attracting 713,000 (9.0%, 21st place). Season two started airing on April 5, 2009. |
| Belgium | 2BE | Every Thursday at 8:30pm |
| Australia | Movie Extra | Premiered December 15, 2007. It currently screens Saturdays at 8:30pm AEST, with encores throughout the week. Season 2 premiered on October 5, 2008 |
| Bulgaria | Nova Television | Began airing on December 5, 2007, Monday to Friday at 22:30. |
| FOX Life | Repeat of Season One. Currently broadcasting Season Two | |
| Turkey | e2 | The show's regular screening time was Thursdays at 10:00pm. |
| Latvia | LTV1, Fox Life | Screens Fridays at 9:10pm. |
| Lithuania | LNK | Airs Tuesdays 10:30pm |
| Ireland | Channel 6 | Screens Wednesdays at 9:25pm. |
| Slovenia | POP TV | Premiered on December 17, 2007 and is scheduled to be shown every Monday at 09:50pm GMT+1. The show's title is translated into "Tabloid". |
| Croatia | HRT | Premiered near the end of 2007 and was shown every Friday at 09:50pm GMT+1. The show's title is translated into "Tabloid Editor". |
| New Zealand | TV2 | |
| The Philippines | VELVET | |
| Singapore | MediaCorp TV Channel 5 | Premiered on Monday, January 28, 2008 and is screened weekly at 11pm (GMT+0800). |
| Sweden | TV6 | Season one was shown on Thursdays at about 10pm. |
| Hungary | Viasat3 | Season one was shown on Fridays at about 10pm as DIRT: A hetilap (DIRT: The Weekly). |
| Italy | Season one originally aired on La7 from October 2007 to January 2008; season two aired on FoxLife from July to August 2008; reruns of the series on La7, La7D, FoxLife and Mya. | |
| Israel | Yes Satellite TV channel 12 ("Yes Stars 1") | Airs Sundays 10:00pm. |
| Norway | FEM | Airs Sundays 10:00pm. |
| Greece | ANT1 | The first season was shown every day at 00:00. The second season was shown every Monday, Thursday and Friday at 00:00.Reruns of the show airs every Monday AT 22:00 on Fox Life. |
| Estonia | Kanal 2,Kanal 11, FOX life | Premieres December 8, 2008. |
| Finland | Nelonen | |
| Hong Kong | TVB Pearl | Premiered on Tuesday, December 16, 2008 and is screened weekly at 12am (GMT+0800). |
| Spain | Fox | |
| Romania | AXN | The first season was shown every Sunday at 10 PM. |
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