He was sufficiently successful to guarantee himself a position as a regular guest and pundit on "Guida al Campionato" (Guide to the Championship), a Sunday show hosted by a young Sandro Piccinini. Mosca specialized in "risky bets", such as "forecast by pendulum". One of his programmes intended for a wider audience was "L'Appello del Martedì" (The appeal of the Tuesday), in which he would appear on stage dressed in magistrate's robes and headgear. Later came other appearances, in programmes such as "Controcampo", "Zitti e Mosca", "La Mosca al Naso" and he had a section on "Studio Sport" called "Ce l'ho con..." (I blame...) through which he expressed, as can be understood by the eloquent title, his disappointment towards a particular character of the sports landscape. In 2002 he conducted the TV show "Senza Rete" (Without Net), broadcast on Rete 4, along with Paolo Liguori, also participated in this broadcast Monica Vanali and Benedetta Massola. Maurizio Mosca is then passed to conduct a television football program popular in Lombardy broadcast on Antenna 3. On May 11, 2005, Mosca was a guest on the program "Carta Straccia," shown Antenna 3 and hosted by Roberto Poletti. The theme of the programme was a complaint by Consumers Association (CODACONS) against the wrestling shows on TV. During the broadcast, in that occasion, Mosca entertains the public, improvising an improbable match with wrestlers from a local federation and a transvestite. Mosca played himself in Neri Parenti's movies "Paparazzi" (1998) and "Tifosi" (1999), and he wrote an autobiographical book titled "La vita é rotonda... come un pallone da calcio" (Life is round... like a football), published by Rizzoli in 2001. Ill for a long time, Mosca died on the morning of April 3, 2010, at San Matteo Hospital in Pavia. Two days before his death, "Sport Mediaset" published his final article, regarding the dispute between José Mourinho and Mario Balotelli. In the article, Mosca discussed the reintegration of Mario Balotelli at Inter and improved relations between the two.