From 22 September 2014 RTÉ Two became RTÉ2 and presented a new schedule of programming. The channel established itself as the "voice for the under 35s" where the new schedule continued with new seasons of "New Girl", "The Big Bang Theory", "Grey's Anatomy", "Brooklyn Nine-Nine", "Masters of Sex", "Devious Maids", "The Americans", "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." and the final season run of "Mad Men". Brand new imported shows included "Outlander", "Gotham", "Resurrection", "iZombie" and "CSI Cyber". RTÉ2 confirmed it had secured broadcasting rights for two Danish drama series 1864 and "The Saboteurs: The Heavy Water War", both broadcasting in 2015. In terms of home-produced Irish programming RTÉ2 confirmed the return of "Other Voices" (Season 13), Maia Dunphy's "What Women Want" (Season 2), "Second Captains Live", "Savage Eye" (final series), "The Republic of Telly", "Damo & Ivor", "The Fear" and the newly created youth orientated news service "News Feed". RTÉ2 also confirmed new Irish reality programmes including "Holding Out for a Hero", "Connected", "Full Frontal", "Bressie's Teenage Kicks", and "Drunk and #Trending".