The new year is barely upon us yet we are being bombarded by countless sneak peeks and promos for new shows “coming soon” in 2013 – which will only ramp up as the year gets under way.
Believe me, the networks generally know when they plan to air most shows but constantly hit us with those vague words “coming soon” or “new in 2013″ as actual air dates are closely guarded secrets until within a few weeks prior to the scheduled date. Continue reading »
Puberty Blues and Redfern Now lead the way in the 2nd annual AACTA Awards with the ABC landing the most nominations. The 2nd AACTA Awards will be held on Wednesday 30 January 2013 at The Star in Sydney.
AACTA AWARD FOR BEST YOUNG ACTOR
• Brenna Harding. Puberty Blues. Network Ten
• Ed Oxenbould. Julian.
• Saskia Rosendahl. Lore.
• Lily Sullivan. Mental. Continue reading »
Channel Ten have released all their ratings figures for 2012.
2012 Ratings Year.
Official Survey Period Weeks 7 to 48 (excluding Easter and Olympics).
Network Ten in 2012.
• Local productions deliver strong results, led by MasterChef, The Biggest Loser and Offspring. Continue reading »
Yesterday I headed off to Pyrmont to see the 2013 program presentation and was excited by what I saw. Here is what to expect from a rejuvenated Channel Ten in the new year. MORE DETAIL than what you might of read elsewhere!
Over 40 weeks Ten will show new series week after week, so there will always be a “series” on and no breaks in programming. Here they are - Continue reading »
Press Release. Network Ten in 2013.
Nine new local series.
Four new overseas series.
Largest, most diverse drama line-up ever.
MasterChef: The Professionals arrives.
Rugby Union on TEN. Continue reading »
I don’t often make a big deal about movies on FTA TV, but this weekend, ABC2 is airing the movie Puberty Blues – what the series on Ten that just finished was based on. Continue reading »
From Puberty Blues to Howzat and Paper Giants: The Birth of Cleo – Australian audiences sure love their nostalgia with shows set in previous decades regularly performing well for the networks. Undergound: The Julian Assange Story definitely delivers on this point. Set in the late 80′s and early 90′s, this telemovie tells the story of Julian Assange and features retro props like computers from the time, “Telecom” telephone booths, rotary dial phones, cassette players and mobile phones the size of a house brick. Continue reading »
This week sees Ten start to fast track its US content is a bid to bring back viewers – take a fresh look at Ten. new NCIS moves back to Tuesday nights, coupled with NCIS: LA – the way it should be. Other new shows fast tracked include New Girl, Law & Order: SVU and Hawaii Five-O. Meanwhile Saturday night gets a bit of a wildlife feeling. Continue reading »
Here it is – Ten programming for the week September 2-8, 2012 – up late due to the risk of programming changes. The only news is new NCIS on Sunday night – Sept 2, while repeats remain on Tuesday night – the shows’ traditional night for new episodes in recent years. Continue reading »
UPDATED. With Everybody Dance Now gone, Sunday night sees an episode of the Simpsons, Modern Family repeats, some Graham Norton and an NCIS repeat. Ten seem to have taken Shrek from Nine, with the first of the Shrek movies airing on Saturday night. Continue reading »
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