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Australian air date: Friday, September 17

* Alf tries to sort out things with Penn
* Bianca and Liam may still have a future together
* John turns the tables on Xavier and April

Australian air date: Thursday, September 16

* Mitzy gives Marilyn her end date
* Alf tells Miles the full story about Tulip
* More of Penn's past is revealed

Australian air date: Wednesday, September 15

* Romeo struggles to deal with Indi's feelings
* Mitzy has something important to tell Marilyn, but she can't
* Paulie's plan at the races completely fails

Australian air date: Tuesday, September 14

* Indi confesses she may be in love with Romeo
* Sid unleashes a rant on Mitzy
* Paulie and Angelo go to the races to bail Paulie out of his troubles

Australian air date: Monday, September 13

* Miles is worried about Alf
* Xavier wants to tell John the truth about April's proposal
* Bianca is torn about Vittorio's impending arrival

Australian air date: Thursday, September 9

* Mitzy causes more trouble than she realises.

* VJ helps Leah overcome her fear.

* April surprises John with a business plan.

Australian air date: Wednesday, September 8

* Sid and Marilyn reconcile their differences.

* Paulie comes up with a plan to get his debt money.

* Leah’s stressed about visiting Elijah.

Australian air date: Tuesday, September 7

* Ruby confesses her love for Liam.

* Indi and Romeo make a surprise decision.

* Charlie decides not to loan Paulie his debt money.

* Bianca’s ex is coming to Summer Bay.

Australian air date: Monday, September 6

* Ruby gets drunk.

* Sid and Marilyn disagree over Mitzy’s abilities.

* Bianca thinks Liam has stolen her phone.

Season 2 of Glee premieres on Ten on a new night - Wednesdays, 7.30pm from September 22.

This puts it literally hours after the US premiere.

Episode 2 will be seen on September 29, then there is a two week break during the Commonwealth Games - where Ten will fall behind, but it will protect them from any breaks in the US until ratings ends in the last full week of November, 2010.

Also premiering on Wednesday nights, at 8.30 from September 22, will be season 7 of House. 

Australian air date: Friday, September 3

* Ruby starts drinking again.
* Marilyn tells Sid she has less than five months to live.
* Indi is worried about sleeping with Romeo.

Ten have released programming information about their Commonwealth Games coverage, which beings with the Opening Ceremony on October 3, and runs through to Thursday October 14.

From Monday October 4 until Thursday October 14, coverage will commence on Ten and ONE each day at 11am, and conclude at 4am the next morning (times AEST), breaking only for the 5pm news in each market. Only other exceptions are Saturday October 9 and Thursday October 14, when the broadcast will start at 11.30am to cover the 20km walk and marathon events respectively.

At 6am daily will be a three hour program called Good Morning Delhi. The show will highlight the overnight action and feature crosses right round Australia to catch up with all the families and friends of the competitors. Hosts are Brad McEwan and Kath Robinson.

Thursday September 2, 2010.

The X Factor wins the night, but at 1,366,000 for top show for the night, it shows not that many people watching TV overall. Second in the 7.30 timeslot was Ten with Bondi Vet and Recruits, while Getaway on Nine was the sacrificial lamb here, down to 873,000 losing some of its audience to X Factor.

At 8.30 - new Cops LAC on Nine debuted to 1,168,000, half a million more than Rush that copped a massive drop as a result of having another Australian cop show on at the same time. It just goes to show there just isn’t enough audience to go round to have two Australian cop based shows on at the same time, or that people are simply over these sorts of shows.
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FOX SPORTS viewers will share the spoils with the biggest stars in the NRL and AFL with EXCLUSIVE coverage of three of the year’s biggest footy awards celebrations, starting next Monday night.

Awards coverage begins with an EXCLUSIVE broadcast of the AFL Player’s Association MVP Awards on Monday 6 September at 9.30pm on FOX SPORTS 1HD and FOX SPORTS 1.

Hosted by FOX SPORTS commentator Jason Dunstall along with FOX SPORTS News presenter Sarah Jones the awards are the only player-voted awards in the AFL, where the players decide who amongst their peers deserve the titles of; Most Valuable Player, Most Courageous Player, Best First Year Player and Best Captain for the 2010 season.

On Tuesday night FOX SPORTS will broadcast LIVE and EXCLUSIVE coverage of rugby league’s night of nights – the 2010 Dally M Awards.

THE X FACTOR finished its audition shows last night, as the Number One show in the country, with an average audience of 1.366 million viewers – peaking at over 1.5 million viewers.

It led all the key demographics – including the 25-45 people demo. It capped off a big first week for THE X FACTOR on Seven.

Last night, we witnessed some amazing performances including 20-year old apprentice hairdresser Sally Chatfield, who blew the judges away and inspired Kyle Sandilands to kiss her feet in praise; as well as memorable moments with girl group Mahogany; and 18 year old singer Chris Doe.

This Sunday and Monday, the contestants move to ‘Boot Camp” – where they discover which judge will be mentoring their groups – Under 25 girls, Under 25 guys, Over 25s and the Groups.