TEN Network will continue to play first-release US programming across summer as it attempts to gain some ratings traction in the non-ratings period. Ten has confirmed its summer schedule will be led by the KFC T20 Big Bash League from December 1, with new seasons of US dramas Homeland and Sleepy Hollow continuing their "fast-tracked" seasons in line with their US broadcasts. The new panel program from Working Dog, Have You Been Paying Attention?, will remain on air on Sunday nights and The Project, hosted by Carrie Bickmore, Charlie Pickering and Dave Hughes, will continue weeknights at 6.30pm. As anticipated, Ten's new breakfast and morning television line-up - Ten Eyewitness News Early, Wake Up, Studio 10 and Ten Eyewitness News Morning - will continue through summer. Family favourites The Simpsons, Modern Family, New Girl, Jamie's 15 Minute Meals and The Living Room will also appear on Ten, along with Blue Bloods. Ten will also continue to screen its strongest programs, US dramas NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles and Law & Order: SVU, throughout summer, as well as local drama Wonderland. And multichannel Eleven will continue to screen "fast-tracked" episodes of American Idol, American Horror Story: Coven, Supernatural and Glee from the US. One will host new episodes of Sons of Anarchy, Burn Notice and Vegas, among others. The programming strategy appears to bank on anticipated bumper audiences for the Big Bash League, which concludes on February 7, the week before the start of the 2014 TV ratings year, and also hopes that softer programming on Seven and Nine will push viewers to a number of the network's staples and near-misses. Ten will also premiere a number of family-friendly films, after a year in which movies have proven surprisingly durable on free-to-air television. These include Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Kung Fu Panda 2 and Rango.