Wonderland back for second season as Ten reveals 2014 TV line-up A first look at the new Aussie drama, Wonderland. CHANNEL 10 will use the strongest summer of sport in the network's history as a launch pad for its 2014 programming in a more focused bid to regain a footing in the TV ratings race. Sweating on the success of the T20 Big Bash and leading into its exclusive broadcast rights to the Winter Olympics from Russia in February, Ten is expected to steal a page from market leader Channel 7's playbook by using their sporting programs as a platform to promote a new slate of shows next year. Ten CEO Hamish McLennan said the first game of the exciting limited-overs cricketing series on December 20 will "mark the start of Ten's new programming strategy and line-up for 2014" and represent his network's "strongest start in many years." Wonderland - starring Glenn McMillan, Brooke Satchwell and Emma Lung - is returning for a second season. Logie-winning actor Asher Keddie will star in political drama Party Tricks. With 31 T20 games in its prime-time schedule, rolling into the Winter Olympics to air across Ten, One and eight online channels, the network made no apologies for its plan to heavily cross-promote its new shows, then push hard to retain any audience gains it can make. Mr McLennan said Ten would also refine its focus to the most lucrative 25 to 54 demographic, after a strategy to chase much younger viewers failed to show a ratings or sales reward. Targeting that broader audience, the network will kick off with a revamped series of So You Think You Can Dance and The Biggest Loser: Challenge Australia, coupled with strong drama offerings like psychological thriller Secrets & Lies and retro favourite Puberty Blues. Gold Logie-winning actor Asher Keddie will return with a new baby for her character Nina Proudman on Offspring; as well as starring as politician Kate Ballard in new political drama, Party Tricks. Building on its online success with digital service, tenplay, the network has commissioned its first-ever web-only series, Lost With The Boys, telling the real stories of teenage girls and created by Amanda Higgs (the producer behind the pioneering series The Secret Life Of Us). Kiefer Sutherland fans are in for a treat - the actor returns as Jack Bauer in 24: Live Another Day. Ten's programming boss Beverley McGarvey said the series would focus on a younger audience "with the hope they migrate to broader shows as they mature." The Bachelor and local drama Wonderland also received the green light for a second season each, seen as an act of good faith for both despite disappointing in the ratings early on. Ms McGarvey said the network's "strategy of being consistent and giving shows time to build is really important to us, so you will see more of Wonderland and we're very confident the ratings will be more reflective of the quality of the show next year." After consistently struggling to nail its early evening schedule, Ten teased it is looking to announce a new family entertainment show at 6pm, with details of that show to be released "very soon." On the imports list, Ten will fast-track the new version of the iconic US hit 24, starring Kiefer Sutherland who returns as Jack Bauer in a contemporary storyline that picks up four years after the original series ended. Set in London and filmed all over Europe, 24: Live Another Day should appeal to fans of the James Bond franchise, Bourne Identity films "and even movies like zero dark thirty," Ms McGarvey said. T20 Big Bash: 31 games in prime-time from Dec 20 Winter Olympic Games: live and exclusive from Sochi, Russia So You Think You Can Dance: revamped line-up, led by Paula Abdul Secrets & Lies: new psychological thriller, starring Martin Henderson Party Tricks: Gold Logie winner Asher Keddie in new political drama The Biggest Loser: Challenge Australia: a whole town put to weightloss test MasterChef: Kylie Kwong joins as guest regular on premium foodie series Lost With The Boys: online collection of short stories by real teenage girls 24: Live Another Day: new version of iconic action series starring Kiefer Sutherland Extant: Halle Berry will make her TV debut in Steven Spielberg sci-fi thriller