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2014 Schedule Changes
- Thread starter maggot007
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I'm wondering if NINE think they'll get a bigger Monday audience if they show nothing after Thursday and can flog any small controversy for ratings on Monday nights.
D Space
Well-Known Member
I prefer more daily shows to a 2 hour..
Also what happened to when they used to show us the time of day that everything was happening on and what day it was.... This is all missing from the show.
I would like shows without audience and endless Sonia repeats and bla bla bla
sav0001
Well-Known Member
Big Brother is once again out this Friday, replaced with Big Bang Theory repeats.
Source:
http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2014/10/update-big-brother.html
Source:
http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2014/10/update-big-brother.html
D Space
Well-Known Member
Had it with this show. Seriously. They show little respect to the audience.
D Space
Well-Known Member
"At this rate the prospects for 2015 do not look encouraging"
That's his opinion.. 'At this rate' doesn't really mean all that much.
I've said this a million times but I honestly do not understand how they so completely screwed up everything from last year. Was last year not good in the ratings? We're they driven to make a huge change for some reason?
I'm ramping up the anti Nine campaign
http://www.behindbigbrother.com/2014/10/channel-nine-cancels-friday-big-brother-again/
http://www.behindbigbrother.com/2014/10/channel-nine-cancels-friday-big-brother-again/
james_au
Huge Member
bewitched
Member
Umm.. Did you watch that movie? Loll!
I've not watched for a couple of weeks or two now but read over the weekend that Skye is in no position to take the moral highground when it comes to cheating considering she has reportedly gone "all the way" with Leo.
Channel 10 and Peter Abbott know how to make reality TV
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I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! to air Live from Africa
By David Knox on October 23, 2014 / Filed Under News 8
TEN is gambling on upcoming Reality series I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! to underpin its 2015 launch.
The show will replace The Biggest Loser in the calendar, tipped to air from late January to March against My Kitchen Rules and The Block.
Boldly, it will air 5 nights a week Live from Africa -that puts it one foot in front of Big Brother which airs Live predominantly on Eviction nights.
Casting is currently underway for its participants, with celebs appearing for a minimum of 2 weeks. The show will have two hosts similar to the UK version hosted by Ant and Dec. The massive production will have up to 280 crew to keep it ticking over.
Members of the Australian production crew recently went to Murwillumbah, local base for the UK production. In attendance were executive producer Stephen Tate from TEN, ITV EPs Peter Abbott and Lara Hopkins, as well as ITV’s Head of Entertainment Hilary Innes, Head of Production Donna Foster and series producer Phil Cullen.
ITV will need to keep a close eye on the growing Ebola Virus in west African countries Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea and hope it doesn’t impact interest of potential cast.
Thankfully the production will be based in South Africa, at an isolated site 30km from locals.
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs advises South Africa has, for some time, blocked its borders to travellers from Ebola-affected countries while South African residents returning are given strict health checks.
A spokesperson from ITV Australia told TV Tonight, “I’m A Celebrity is still filming in Africa…..it’s being shot in South Africa and is proceeding as planned.”
http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2014/10/im-a-celebrity-get-me-out-of-here-to-air-live-from-africa.html
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LIVE - 5 days a week.
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I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! to air Live from Africa
By David Knox on October 23, 2014 / Filed Under News 8
TEN is gambling on upcoming Reality series I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! to underpin its 2015 launch.
The show will replace The Biggest Loser in the calendar, tipped to air from late January to March against My Kitchen Rules and The Block.
Boldly, it will air 5 nights a week Live from Africa -that puts it one foot in front of Big Brother which airs Live predominantly on Eviction nights.
Casting is currently underway for its participants, with celebs appearing for a minimum of 2 weeks. The show will have two hosts similar to the UK version hosted by Ant and Dec. The massive production will have up to 280 crew to keep it ticking over.
Members of the Australian production crew recently went to Murwillumbah, local base for the UK production. In attendance were executive producer Stephen Tate from TEN, ITV EPs Peter Abbott and Lara Hopkins, as well as ITV’s Head of Entertainment Hilary Innes, Head of Production Donna Foster and series producer Phil Cullen.
ITV will need to keep a close eye on the growing Ebola Virus in west African countries Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea and hope it doesn’t impact interest of potential cast.
Thankfully the production will be based in South Africa, at an isolated site 30km from locals.
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs advises South Africa has, for some time, blocked its borders to travellers from Ebola-affected countries while South African residents returning are given strict health checks.
A spokesperson from ITV Australia told TV Tonight, “I’m A Celebrity is still filming in Africa…..it’s being shot in South Africa and is proceeding as planned.”
http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2014/10/im-a-celebrity-get-me-out-of-here-to-air-live-from-africa.html
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LIVE - 5 days a week.
Haha. It's such a shambles.
sav0001
Well-Known Member
How hilarious, since I posted that they changed it to 8:30 LOL.
Following on from this week and last, Friday is out of next week's schedule as well (another Big Bang Theory repeat will take its timeslot). So this looks to be permanent...