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Nine’s line up for the first week of Easter non rating includes loads of repeats. But at least there is new Alcatraz on Monday April 2!

Sunday April 1
6.30 Easter with the Australian Women’s Weekly (repeats on GEM 7.30 Friday April 6)
7.30 60 Minutes
8.30 The Mentalist rpt
9.30 CSI: Miami rpt
10.30 CSI: Miami rpt

Monday April 2
7.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
7.30 The Big Bang Theory rpt
8.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
8.30 Alcatraz new
9.30 Person of Interest rpt (NSW&QLD)
9.30 Alcatraz (VIC)
10.30 CSI: NY rpt (NSW&QLD)
10.30 Footy Classified (VIC)

Tuesday April 3
7.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
7.30 The Big Bang Theory rpt
8.00 2 Broke Girls rpt
8.30 Two and a Half Men rpt
9.00 Two and a Half Men rpt
9.30 Top Gear rpt
11.00 Kitchen Nightmares USA rpt

Wednesday April 4
7.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
7.30 The Big Bang Theory rpt
8.00 Mike & Molly
8.30 The Footy Show (VIC)
8.30 The Mentalist rpt (NSW & QLD)
9.30 Unforgettable NEW (NSW&QLD)
10.30 CSI: NY rpt (NSW & QLD)
10.30 David Hasselhoff Roast (VIC)
11.30 The Footy Show Late (AFL NSW&QLD)

Thursday April 5
7.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
7.30 RBT rpt
8.30 CSI rpt
9.30 The Footy Show (NSW&QLD)
9.30 The Mentalist rpt (VIC)
10.30 CSI: NY rpt (VIC)
11.15 David Hasselhoff Roast rpt (NSW&QLD)
11.30 The Footy Show late (NRL VIC)

Friday April 6
7.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
7.30 Friday Night Football Wests Tigers Vs Brisbane Broncos (NSW&QLD)
7.30 The Big Bang Theory (VIC)
8.00 Two and a Half Men (VIC)
8.30 Movie: The Sentinel (VIC)
9.45 Movie: Body of Lies (NSW&QLD)
10.45 Person Of Interest rpt (VIC)
11.40 Friday Night Footy Late (VIC)

Saturday April 7
6.30 Australia’s Funniest Home Videos Show
7.40 Movie: The Witches
9.40 Movie: Playing for Charlie

Programming information correct as at March 28. Guide for NSW, VIC and QLD markets only. WA and SA similar to VIC – check local guides. Regionals also check local guides.

With Sri Lanka winning the second One Day Cricket Final, and Australia the first, there needs to be a third game to determine the winner of the series.

The third game will play on Thursday, March 8, at the Adelaide Oval and air on Nine from 2pm in the afternoon, at from 6.30pm in the evening (AEDT).

This means that regular Thursday night programming – ACA, Big Bang repeat, Earthflight and CSI is out for the night as the second session of the cricket takes over prime time.

For NSW & QLD, it means the NRL Footy show follows the cricket. In NSW, if the cricket runs late, it could be a very late start for The Footy Show indeed. No so bad in QLD, being one our behind.

In AFL states, the AFL Footy Show returns next Thursday, March 15.

An interesting point to make about the Third Cricket Final, was that Nine scheduled regular programming for the night, while most cricket web sites had the third final as a definite fixture, as opposed to an “if required” situation.

Thursday night – the last weeknight of the week – seems to be the night that features all the long running series – those that have been on TV for years – including Grey’s Anatomy in its 8th season, Desperate Housewives in its 8th and final season and Private Practice season 5. All on Seven – then there is 30 Rock taking you right up to midnight – one of those critically acclaimed shows that has never been given a real chance earlier in the night.

Nine kept a week of double episodes alive with double CSI – now in its 12th season, followed by new CSI: NY hanging in there on Nine still, after new episodes last year were played on GEM on Saturday nights. Meanwhile, Law & Order: SVU – season 13 [updated] – is Ten’s Thursday night mainstay.

Another classic episode of My Kitchen Rules last night (recap here) – with a new twist – an elimination round of more instant kitchens coming up over the next 6 episodes – who wants to guess which team will be eliminated? If those Victorians from the first group – Thomas & Carla – make another purple dessert, it could well be them!

Here’s an idea for a twist for season 4 – as each season they have to do something different – right? Mix up the bottom teams after the first instant restaurant rounds. Imagine Princess paired with Peter or Gary?!

Biggest Loser saw contestants having to run up a 60m hill of sand in their latest challenge (read more here) – it is hard enough walking on sand at the best of times, let alone up a hill in a competition environment. But note how easy it was for the trainers though. Like Leigh Westren last year, I think Hamish will hit a turning point and be one of the more successful contestants of this season.

Nine last night premiered Earth Flight – every time I flicked past it I saw birds flying. Oh – wait – that’s essentially what the show was about wasn’t it? Its one of those highly visual shows that would look mad in HD – I’ll wait for a reply on GEM for that one! Additional sound effects and 7.1 surround sound provided by the neighbours’ new budgie.

On ABC1 its The Straits is the only Australian drama offering for the night – well other than MKR which is becoming like a drama this season.

If there was one channel to leave on in the background last night, for me it was GO! They replayed 2 Broke Girls at 8, followed by two classic Big Bang episodes, then the classic 80′s movie Ferris Bueller’s Day off - so many lines and memories from that movie. GEM aired the movie Birdcage – not a fan of that movie.

7TWO had more Frost than you could poke a stick at with over two hours of hit British series A Touch Of Frost while 7mate was all about Swamp People, more Pawn Stars – which seems to be sneaking into their schedule on more and more nights lately and American Pickers – also on more than once a week now.

Speaking of 7mate – looking at the schedule for new Foxtel channel A&E I can’t help feeling this is Foxtel’s attempt to grab some of 7mate’s (and also ONE’s for that matter) blokey documentary audience. Even the fact the channel number is 607 may not be purely coincidental.

I am now officially going to put a call out to anyone who watches or drives up their phone bill by contributing to Psychic Live & Interactive – as seen on TV 4ME and Aurura and sometimes even on GEM. Just one question: Why?

Twas American Idol night on FOX8, with two hours of continuing Hollywood Week (part 3) – ” where some dreams will come true and others will come to an end.” It continues tonight. Meanwhile, showcase is replaying the complete series of Tangle – a brilliant Aussie drama – in the lead up to its season three premiere soon.

What did you watch last night, what did you enjoy, like, dislike, what would you recommend, advise against or generally just talk about? Let us know!

Now that Nine have made their decision about Excess Baggage, they could finally complete their TV guides for next week, for all three channels. The moving of Excess Baggage from Nine to GO! means that Big Bang repeats move back to 7pm weeknights on Nine, and the daily 1pm encores disappear from Nine, meaning The View now goes back to Nine at 1pm weekdays. Meanwhile on GEM, the 4pm encores of Excess Baggage now continue – making Excess Baggage perhaps the first show ever to premiere on one digital channel, then be encored on another. That is, of course, if they don’t change anything.

The week, which is the first week of ratings for 2012, features premiers of Alcatraz, season two of Sherlock and Earth Flight. It includes the debut of new sitcom 2 Broke Girls, not one, not two, but three new episodes of The Big Bang Theory (personally, while it gets us closer to when they air in the US, I believe it is a mistake to show three in the one week, especially with such last minute programming), and two new episodes of Two and a Half Men. Perhaps pushing the limits of fatigue now with new shows and multiple episodes in the one week – Thursday night features double new CSI.

One Day Cricket continues on Sundays and Fridays, as well as Tuesdays on GEM. The irony of the games on GEM which sees Sri Lanka play India is that they air in HD – while the Sunday and Friday games when Australia plays are not in HD due to airing on the main channel Nine.

All that aside, this is what the week looks like now.

Sunday Feb 12
6.30 Cricket Australia Vs India
10.00 Movie: Lethal Weapone III (real start time is when the cricket finishes, an hour earlier in QLD)
12.30 The Apprenitice – Celebrity Apprentice (US) season 7

Monday Feb 13
7.00 The Big Bang Theory – rpt.
7.30 The Big Bang Theory – new
8.00 The Big Bang Theory – new
8.30 Alcatraz – premiere
9.30 Alcatraz – new
10.30 Person Of Interest – new
11.30 Damages – new

Tuesday Feb 14
7.00 The Big Bang Theory – rpt.
7.30 The Big Bang Theory – new
8.00 2 Broke Girls – premiere
8.30 Two and a Half Men – new
9.00 Two and a Half Men – new
9.30 Movie: The Hangover
11.30 Men of a Certain Age

Wednesday Feb 15
7.00 The Big Bang Theory – rpt.
7.30 RBT
8.30 Sherlock – new
10.30 CSI: Miami – rpt
11.30 Weeds – rpt

Thursday Feb 16
7.00 The Big Bang Theory – rpt.
7.30 Earth Flight – premiere
8.30 CSI – new
9.30 CSI – new
10.30 CSI: NY -new
11.30 Southland – new
12.30 Southland – final

Friday Feb 17
6.30 One Day Cricket: Australia Vs Sri Lanka
10.00 Alcatraz encore (one hour earlier in QLD)
11.00 Alcatraz encore (one hour earlier in QLD)
9.30 on GEM: Sherlock encore – in HD

Saturday Feb 18
5.30 Getaway – 2012 return
6.00 News
6.30 Australia’s Funniest Home Videos
7.30 Jamie Durie Presents G’day Cirque Du Soleil
8.30 Movie: The Ugly Truth
10.30 Movie: The Upside of Anger

Guide correct as at Thursday Feb 9. For Syd, Melb and Bris only. Regionals and other states check local guides.

‘Twas the week before ratings and Nine got in as many Big Bang Theory repeats as they could! Week 6 sees One Day Cricket return to Sunday and Friday nights, New Mentalist NOT on Monday night (amended out again), Two and a Half Men on Tuesday (now a repeat) and more Excess Baggage, including encores at 1pm Tuesday-Friday. Also at 9am weekdays from Monday Feb 6 Nine’s new Morning show – simply called Mornings airs for its first week (read more about that here).

Sun Feb 5 NSW & VIC
2.00 Cricket. One Day Series – Australia Vs India. First Game.
6.00 Nine News Sunday
6.30 One Day Series – Australia Vs India. First Game.
10.00 Movie: 16 Blocks (more likely 10.30 if the second session of cricket goes full 50 overs)
12.00 Flashpoint – new

Sun Feb 5 QLD
1.00 Cricket. One Day Series – Australia Vs India. First Game.
5.00 Antiques Roadshow
5.30 Cricket. One Day Series – Australia Vs India. First Game.
6.00 Nine News Sunday (cricket continues on GEM)
6.30 One Day Series – Australia Vs India. First Game.
9.00 Movie: Gran Torino (more likely 9.30 if the second session of cricket goes full 50 overs) 11.30 Flashpoint – new

Mon Feb 6
7.00 Excess Baggage
8.00 The Big Bang Theory – NEW episode: The Shiny Trinket Maneuver
8.30 The Big Bang Theory – rpt.
9.00 The Big Bang Theory – rpt.
9.30 The Mentalist – rpt
10.30 The Mentalist – rpt
11.30 Harry’s Law

Tue Feb 7
Note: One Day Cricket Sri Lanka Vs India on GEM
7.00 Excess Baggage
8.00 The Big Bang Theory – rpt.
8.30 The Big Bang Theory – rpt
9.00 Two and a Half Men – rpt.
9.30 Top Gear – rpt – Bolivia Special
11.10 Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares

Wed Feb 8
7.00 Excess Baggage
8.00 The Big Bang Theory – rpt.
8.30 The Big Bang Theory – rpt.
9.00 Movie: Bride Wars
11.00 TBA (possible Excess encore?)

Thur Feb 9
7.00 Excess Baggage
8.00 RBT – New
8.30 CSI – New
9.30 CSI: NY New
10.30 CSI: NY – rpt
11.30 Fat Sick and Nearly Dead

Fri Feb 10 NSW & VIC
3.00 One Day Series – Australia Vs Sri Lanka
6.00 News(cricket continues on GEM)
6.30 One Day Series – Australia Vs Sri Lanka
7.00 The Big Bang Theory
7.30 One Day Series – Australia Vs Sri Lanka
11.00 Movie: Executive Decision

Fri Feb 10 QLD
2.00 One Day Series – Australia Vs Sri Lanka
6.00 News
6.30 One Day Series – Australia Vs Sri Lanka
10.00 Movie: Executive Decision

Sat Feb 11
6.30 Australia’s Funniest Home Videos NEW series for 2012!
7.30 Movie: TBA
9.30 Movie: TBA
1.00 Movie: Spys

Correct as of January 28, 2012. Guide for NSW, VIC & QLD only. Other states check local guides.

UPDATED. In week 5, Nine launches new weight loss series Excess Baggage on January 30. Twenty/20 Cricket with Australia Vs India airs on Wednesday February 1 and Friday February 3. New CSI returns, but new episodes of The Mentalist are pre-empted for more repeats (please – everyone stop watching repeats so they don’t rate so well so we can get new episodes on! Or at least anyone with people meters!). That’s a total of FOUR Mentalist repeats airing this week.

Sun Jan 29
6.30 The Big Bang Theory
7.30 60 Minutes – new but will contain some repeat stories
8.30 The Mentalist – rpt
9.30 The Mentalist – rpt
10.30 CSI: NY – rpt
11.30 Flashpoint 

Mon Jan 30 UPDATED
5.59 News
6.30 ACA
7.01 Excess Baggage Premiere
8.16 The Big Bang Theory – The Speckerman Recurrance – THIS IS the NEW episode
8.46 The Big Bang Theory – The Gothowitz Deviation – rpt
9.13 The Big Bang Theory – The Creepy Candy Coating Corollary – rpt
9.43 The Mentalist – Code Red – rpt
10.41 The Mentalist – Red Box – rpt
11.36 Damages – new

Tue Jan 31
7.00 Excess Baggage
8.00 The Big Bang Theory – rpt.
8.30 The Big Bang Theory – rpt.
9.00 Two and a Half Men – rpt.
9.30 AACTA Awards
11.30 Men Of A Certain Age

Wed Feb 1 NSW & VIC
6.30 ACA
7.00 Twenty/20 Australia Vs India
10.30 Excess Baggage (Monday night replayed)
11.30 Excess Baggage (Tuesday night replayed)

Wed Feb 1 QLD
6.30 Twenty/20 Australia Vs India
9.30 Excess Baggage (Monday night replayed)
10.30 Excess Baggage (Tuesday night replayed)
11.30 Memphis Beat (final)

Thur Feb 2
7.00 Excess Baggage
8.30 CSI NEW – return
9.30 CSI: NY new
10.30 CSI: NY – rpt
11.30 Southland – new (now two episodes in a row)

Fri Feb 3 NSW & VIC
7.00 Twenty/20 Australia Vs India
10.30 Excess Baggage (replay of Thursday night)
12.00 Movie: Half Past Dead

Fri Feb 3 QLD
6.30 Twenty/20 Australia Vs India
9.30 Excess Baggage (replay of Thursday night)
11.00 Movie: Half Past Dead

Sat Feb 4 NSW
6.30 Australia’s Funniest Home Videos Summer Series
7.30 Indigenous All Stars Vs NRL All Stars LIVE
9.45 Movie: Batman Begins
12.40 Movie: The Gumball Rally

Sat Feb 4 QLD
6.30 Indigenous All Stars Vs NRL All Stars LIVE
8.45 Movie: Batman Begins
11.40 Movie: The Gumball Rally

Sat Feb 4 VIC
6.30 Australia’s Funniest Home Videos Summer Series
7.30 Movie: Big Momma’s House
9.35 Movie: Batman Begins
12.30 Indigenous All Stars Vs NRL All Stars

Correct as of January 27, 2012. Guide for NSW, VIC & QLD only. Other states check local guides.

With the Third test from the WACA most likely to be over some time on Sunday (Jan 15), Nine will return to regular programming during the day, and into prime time on the eastern states.

This post is the update of Nine programming for the week, without any cricket, thereby showing what will air with the Third Test finished.

Sun Jan 15
6.30 David Attenborough’s Madagascar
7.30 60 Minutes – new but will contain some repeat stories
8.30 The Mentalist
9.30 CSI
10.30 2012 Santos Tour Down Under Highlights
12.00 Flashpoint – new

Mon Jan 16
6.30 ACA – and every weeknight
7.00 The Big Bang Theory – continues weeknights 7pm
7.30 The Big Bang Theory
8.00 The Big Bang Theory
8.30 The Mentalist
9.30 Harry’s Law – new
10.30 Harry’s Law – new
11.30 The Unusuals

Tue Jan 17
7.30 The Big Bang Theory
8.00 The Middle – new
8.30 Two and a Half Men
9.00 Mike & Molly – new
9.30 Top Gear
11.00 Weeds
11.30 2012 Santos Tour Down Under Highlights

Wed Jan 18
7.30 RBT
8.30 Underbelly Files: Infiltration
10.20 True CSI: Cold Blood
11.20 2012 Santos Tour Down Under Highlights

Thur Jan 19
7.30 Getaway new
8.30 Unforgettable
9.30 CSI: NY new
10.30 Nothing Trivial
11.30 2012 Santos Tour Down Under Highlights

Fri Jan 20
7.30 Two and a Half Men x 2
8.30 Movie: Maverick
11.00 2012 Santos Tour Down Under Highlights

Sat Jan 21
6.30 Australia’s Funniest Home Videos Summer Series
7.30 Movie: Monster House
9.30 Movie: TBA
12.00 Movie: Cross of Iron

Note – that cricket coverage continues on GEM from 6.00pm – 6.30pm when Nine goes over to the nightly News. If the cricket finishes early, regular programming will resume including The Big Bnag Theory at 7pm weeknights, ACA at 6.30pm.

Information above for NSW, VIC and QLD only. SA, NT and WA check local guides.

Correct at January 10, 2012. Subject to change.

It’s all about the cricket on week 3 on Nine as the Third Test, being played at the WACA in WA, eats into prime time for the eastern states (and SA). In this test, Australia will be looking for a win to “put the Indian’s away”. Australia currently leads the Vodafone series 2-0 after 2 games. The fourth test plays in Adelaide during the week of Australia Day.

Sun Jan 15
6.30 Cricket – Third Test live from WACA
7.30 (QLD Only) 60 Minutes – new but will contain some repeat stories
8.30 The Mentalist
9.30 CSI
10.30 2012 Santos Tour Down Under Highlights
12.00 Flashpoint – new

Mon Jan 16
6.30 Cricket – Third Test live from WACA
7.30 (QLD Only) The Big Bang Theory
8.00 (QLD Only) The Big Bang Theory
8.30 The Mentalist
9.30 Harry’s Law – new
10.30 Harry’s Law – new
11.30 The Unusuals

Tue Jan 17
6.30 Cricket – Third Test live from WACA
7.30 (QLD Only) The Big Bang Theory
8.00 (QLD Only) The Middle – new
8.30 Two and a Half Men
9.00 Mike & Molly – new
9.30 Top Gear
11.00 Weeds
11.30 2012 Santos Tour Down Under Highlights

Wed Jan 18
6.30 ACA
7.00 The Big Bang Theory
7.30 RBT
8.30 Underbelly Files: Infiltration
10.20 True CSI: Cold Blood
11.20 2012 Santos Tour Down Under Highlights

Thur Jan 19
7.30 Getaway new
8.30 Unforgettable
9.30 CSI: NY new
10.30 Nothing Trivial
11.30 2012 Santos Tour Down Under Highlights

Fri Jan 20
7.30 Two and a Half Men x 2
8.30 Movie: Maverick
11.00 2012 Santos Tour Down Under Highlights

Sat Jan 21
6.30 Australia’s Funniest Home Videos Summer Series
7.30 Movie: Monster House
9.30 Movie: TBA
12.00 Movie: Cross of Iron

Note – that cricket coverage continues on GEM from 6.00pm – 6.30pm when Nine goes over to the nightly News. If the cricket finishes early, regular programming will resume including The Big Bnag Theory at 7pm weeknights, ACA at 6.30pm.

Information above for NSW, VIC and QLD only. SA, NT and WA check local guides.

Correct at January 10, 2012. Subject to change.

This, the final week of ratings may be one of the biggest weeks of the TV year as Networks fall over themselves trying to extract every last possible ratings point, but disappointingly, none of this content is in HD.

With the three commercial HD channels ONE, GEM and 7mate running their own unique programming, apart from the odd encore from time to time – as we often see on GEM – none of this week’s big shows will be seen in HD.

The few shows that do air in HD on these channels are mostly represented by movies, with a few other series also airing in HD.

So just how much – or how little HD – is there this week?

Here is the summary.

Sunday (6.00pm – midnight)
ONE
8.30 Movie: The Transporter

GEM
8.30 Movie: Mona Lisa Smile
11.00 Friends x 2

7mate
9.30 Movie: DOA: Dead Or Alive

Monday
ONE
6.00 Jeopardy! (Mon-Fri)
10.30 NFL

GEM
6.00 Friends (Mon-Fri)
7.30 Michaela’s Road Trip
10.30 Secret Diary of a Call Girl
11.30 Friends (Mon-Thur)

7mate
7.00pm How I Met Your Mother (Mon-Thur)
7.30pm How I Met Your Mother

Tuesday
GEM
8.30 The Closer
9.30 Rizolli & Isles
10.30 Megacities

ONE
9.30 Rush (confirmed now airing in HD)

Wednesday
ONE
10.30 RPM
11.30 NFL

GEM
8.30 Movie: The Perfect Storm

7mate
8.30 Hardcore Pawn
9.30 American Pickers

Thursday
ONE
8.30 Movie: 12 Rounds
10.50 Ultimate Fighter

7mate
7.30 Pawn Stars
8.30 Lockdown

Friday
ONE
7.30 Tools of The Trade
8.30 Movie: The Marine

GEM
7.30 Frozen Planet
8.30 The Mentalist
9.30 Movie: The Client

7mate
5.30 Big Fat Liar
7.30 How I Met Your Mother
8.30 My Name is Earl
9.30 Movie: American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile

Saturday
GEM
5.30 Drop Dead Diva
8.30 CSI: NY
9.30 CSI: Miami
10.30 CSI

7mate
6.30 Mighty Structures (note the 2nd ep at 7.30 is not HD)
10.50 WWII Lost Films

Worst night for HD content – Tuesday. Best night – Friday. As one can see, slim pickings for free to air HD considering just how much content there is over all the channels.

Some of the shows airing on the main channels that we COULD be seeing in HD, if they were aired on a HD channel include Wild Boys, Bones, Castle, Parenthood, Criminal Minds and The Amazing Race for Seven. On Nine, CSI, CSI: Miami, The Big Bang Theory, The Mentalist, Two and a Half Men, Mike & Molly, Frozen Planet, Person of Interest, Prime Suspect and Unforgettable could be seen in HD. WHile on Ten, Merlin, Terra Nova, Ringer, Glee, Modern Family, Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU and White Collar could be seen in HD if aired on a HD channel.

Note all the major reality series that dominate our ratings including Celebrity Apprentice, Junior Masterchef, The X Factor, The One and Beauty and the Geek – all of which conclude this week – are not even made in HD.

Programming information correct at November 20 and subject to change. HD information based on TV guide information, Not all main channel shows that could air in HD are listed. Story focusses on prime time 6.00pm-midnight only. According to TV guide information, nothing on SBS HD actually airs in HD. ABC News 24 also lists no shows as being in HD, even though the channel is an HD channel as such.

Nine’s guide for the first week of summer TV 2011/2012. New content includes The Middle, The Commander, Getaway, CSI and CSI: NY where new episodes had been playing on GEM on Saturday nights.

Sunday Nov 27
6.30 Animal House
7.30 60 Minutes
8.30 CSI new
9.30 The Commander new
10.30 Prime Suspect rpt
11.30 Flashpoint rpt

Monday Nov 28
7.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
7.30 The Big Bang Theory rpt
8.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
8.30 The Mentalist rpt
9.30 CSI: Miami rpt
10.30 CSI: Miami rpt
11.30 Undercovers new

Tuesday Nov 29
7.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
7.30 The Big Bang Theory rpt
8.00 The Middle new
8.30 Two and a Half Men rpt
9.00 Mike & Molly new
9.30 Survivor: South Pacific new
10.30 Extreme Makeover Weight Loss Edition new
11.30 The Unusuals new Pilot

Wednesday Nov 30
7.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
7.30 RBT
8.30 Sherlock rpt
10.30 True CSI new
11.30 Weeds rpt

Thursday Dec 1
7.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
7.30 Getaway new
8.30 David Attenborough’s Madagascar rpt
9.30 CSI: NY new (note no longer new episods on GEM 8.30 Saturday from Dec 3)
10.30 CSI: NY
11.30 Rubicon

Friday Dec 2
7.00 The Big Bang Theory rpt
7.30 In Their Footsteps rpt
8.30 Movie: The Fugitve 1993

Saturday Dec 3
6.30 Australia’s Funniest Home Videos Summer series
7.30 Movie: Alvin and the Chipmunks
9.30 Movie: The Square

Subject to change. Correct at November 18.