Branded as "Total Girl", the 7TWO block featured female-skewing Disney series such as "Hannah Montana", "Wizards of Waverly Place", "Sonny with a Chance" and "Good Luck Charlie", while the 7mate block aired male-skewing programs branded as "K-Zone". "Saturday Disney" aired on 7TWO from 2012 to 2016, for two hours of its weekly episode. From 2013 onwards, local Australian children's programs from the Seven Network were moved to air weekdays on 7TWO. These titles included game shows such as "Match It", animated series such as "The Deep", "The Wild Adventures of Blinky Bill" and "Beat Bugs", and programs for preschoolers including "Pipsqueaks". A library of classic films are broadcast on 7TWO, sourced from Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, Rank Arena and RKO Radio Pictures. By the end of Summer 2010/11, 7TWO had proven itself to become the most watched multi-channel in the country dominating primetime slots with a total 6.4% audience share via the network across the 5 major cities and winning 9 weeks over 9Go!'s two weeks (one joint with 7TWO) which is largely attributed to the channel's increased broadcast of British-originated content across the week. In 2011, following 9Go!'s ratings share success (for digital channels) in 2010, 7TWO has stolen their crown as the number one multi-channel and the number one most-watched multichannel of the decade and century in Australia. From launch until early 2013, 7TWO re-aired all daytime and prime-time national Seven News updates, no more than two commercial breaks after their original broadcast on the main Seven channel. These were all produced in Seven's Sydney news studio and hosted by either newsreader Chris Bath or Mark Ferguson. On 5 August 2013, a national news bulletin began airing on 7TWO, titled "Seven News at 7", airing at 7:00pm Monday to Friday. It was presented by Melissa Doyle, with David Brown on weather. Many months after the Nine Network's rival 7pm bulletin on GEM had ended, 7TWO aired their last "Seven News At 7" bulletin on 2 May 2014.  7TWO televised live coverage of tennis tournament Wimbledon for the first time in 2011, first going to air at 8:30pm AEST on 7TWO whilst the primary channel continued normal programming before switching over to Seven at around 10.30pm.