"Pânico na TV" was a popular Brazilian television show that aired from 2003 to 2012. It was known for its comedic sketches, pranks, and satirical commentary on current events. The show was produced by RedeTV! and became a significant part of Brazilian pop culture, attracting a large audience. The program featured a cast of comedians, including Emílio Surita and Márvio Lúcio, who created memorable characters and segments. "Pânico na TV" often parodied celebrities and social issues, contributing to its widespread appeal. After its cancellation, the show’s format continued with "Pânico" on Band, maintaining its legacy in Brazilian entertainment.