2023 in Dryicoran television

This is a list of events taking place in 2023 in Dryicoran television.

January

 * 1 January: New Year Live broadcasts its final edition from Orchard Studios from where it has been broadcast since 1984.

February

 * 2 February: The reboot of Orienteering Adventures X is premiered live from . The normal version will return later in the year.
 * 6 February: The rebooted series of OA XIV ends.

March

 * 13 March: Kaisa Siivonen wins Drahkorin laulu euroviisuille, and will start to prepare to represent Dryicor at the in.

April

 * 22 April: Orienteering Adventures returns for what was widely considered a lacklustre reboot.

May

 * 8 May: Kanal 4 bring back Muurahaiskeko, the Dryicoran version of, for a week-long run, winning the timeslot five nights out of five.
 * 13 May: DTV receive an 87% share and 1 670 000 viewers (their best ever ratings) for the, as Kaisa Siivonen scoops fifth place, Dryicor's best finish since 1992, with 292 points.
 * 15 May: The DLO and Tyla'agegar announce a co-production of The Traitors, after DTV and LTV dropped plans for an adaptation the previous year.
 * 20 May: DTV and LTV cancel a fifteenth series of Orienteering Adventures.
 * 22 May: Kanal 4 annnounce they would revive Juokse tai kuole in 2025.

June

 * 19 June: DTV and LTV in Laioria announce Orienteering Adventures U, a series taking place at university residentials.

July

 * 4 July: Orienteering Adventures U1 premieres on DTV and LTV, live from.
 * 6 July: The first series of Orienteering Adventures U ends.
 * 19 July: Orienteering Adventures U2 starts.
 * 20 July: Kanal 4 commissions reality show Totuus paratiisissä, an adaptation of French show.
 * 22 July: The second and final series of Orienteering Adventures U ends.
 * 26 July: The DLO dispel rumours of a reboot of 2007 sitcom hit Olen Betti, olen ruma.
 * 27 July: The DLO commissions reality show Äitini ja isässi for Spring 2024.

August

 * 2 August: Rumours abound that DTV and LTV are preparing a third series of OA U. Hörður Juhannisson implies it isn't happening.

September

 * 3 September: DTV dispel rumours of a third series of Orienteering Adventures U.
 * 4 September: Haluatko miljonääriksi? returns for a week for a twenty-fifth series, and a string of 25th anniversary specials is confirmed for May 2024.
 * 11 September: Kanal 4 premieres Stige og falle, a reality show which becomes a surprise hit.
 * 18 September: DTV and LTV announce a new co-production of reality game show Onnenhotelli ("The Fortune Hotel") for 2024.
 * 29 September: DTV and LTV confirm Hörður Juhannisson is to present his final series of Orienteering Adventures in October 2023, and the 100th episode of Literally Orienteering Adventures the week before.

October

 * 13 October:
 * Footballer Timo Ruotsalainen wins Stige og falle, as Kanal 4 order another series.
 * In the Preparations episode of LOA 100/OA 15, Juhannisson confirms there were advanced plans for a third series of Orienteering Adventures U in Oxford, but was pulled after his promised invitation was not received.
 * 14 October: Kanal 4 premiere the reboot of Dero Escape.
 * 14-15 October: The 100th edition of Literally Orienteering Adventures premieres. In a great night for the commercial networks, both Dero Escape and LOA 100 pull over 1 000 000 viewers.
 * 15 October: Kanal 5 bring back Big Brother for a further series.
 * 16 October:
 * The DLO announce they will bring Gladiaatoorit to Dryicor in winter 2024.
 * DTV announce a week's run of Ahneus in December, and also a week of Näytä mihin pystyt.
 * 20-22 October: The fifteenth series of Orienteering Adventures returns, with Hörður Juhannisson presenting his final series after ten years as host.
 * 22 October: Election day.

November

 * 28 November: The DLO and Tyla'agegar in Laioria premiere The Traitors.
 * 30 November: Builder Ilja Nieminen wins Big Brother, as Kanal 5 order a further series.

December

 * 5 December: The DLO order ''Viiskymmentä, a new reality game show for 2024.