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Channel 9 reveals four new shows including a 20 to 1 remake without former host Bert Newton
CHANNEL 9 has announced four new Australian TV shows for its 2016 program line-up including the return of 20 to 1.

Nine is set to screen new shows Unreal Estate, The Briefcase, and Travel Guides alongside the revival of 20 to 1 which screened from 2005 to 2011. Former 20 to 1 host Bert Newton won’t be fronting the new version.

Unreal Estate will take viewers inside luxury Australian homes and detail the cashed-up lifestyles of owners.

The Briefcase sees two families each week, struggling financially, given $100,000 in cash. Will they use it to change their lives or to help strangers in need?

Travel Guides is an Aussie version of the UK series which sees ordinary families sent to review local and international travel destinations. They give their frank assessment of accommodation, meals and activities.

The Daily Telegraph

Here’s the media release:

Australian television viewers and the local industry are the big winners as the Nine Network today announces a range of new programs in production this year.

In a further boost to its commitment to homegrown content, the network has unveiled a raft of domestic programming that cements Nine at the forefront of Australian TV production.

Michael Healy, Director of Television for the Nine Network said: “Today’s announcement reinforces our promise to bring viewers more local content with stories that reflect and depict their lives and the world they live in.”

Among the new programs that are in production are:

TRAVEL GUIDES

One holiday, six households, countless opinions. Travel Guides is the most fun you’ll have on holiday all year. A loveable bunch of travellers offer a surprising take on some of the most popular holiday destinations in Australia and around the world. Featuring a different holiday each episode, Travel Guides will scrutinise everything from the mattresses to the margaritas. Based on the hit UK series, Travel Guides is produced by the Nine Network in conjunction with Studio Lambert – the people who brought you Gogglebox.

THE BRIEFCASE

What would you do with one hundred thousand dollars? Every week two deserving Aussie families who are doing it tough will be in for the surprise of their lives. But given a golden chance to help themselves or will they rather help strangers in need? Is it better to give than to receive? More than $1 million will be given away in this heartwarming and thought-provoking new series.

SEX ED

Led by an expert host, Sex Ed will offer a revealing insight into contemporary attitudes to sex in Australia. Find out what’s really going on in bedrooms across the country as Sex Ed explores married and dating relationships, and the tricky world of teen sex in the internet age.

20 T0 1

Nine’s popular comedy countdown is back with a fresh look and new hosts. We’ve scoured the archives to bring you the most outrageous clips on TV in a reboot of one of our most-loved programs. Big-name Australian and international guests will take a trip down memory lane as they recall some of the major moments and most unforgettable characters of our times.

UNREAL ESTATE

The country’s most exciting new double act will romp around extraordinary Australian homes and meet the fascinating people who live in them. Take an insider’s look at the world of luxury living from the lucky few who have the vision and the cash to make their fantasy homes a reality.

Mr Healy today also confirmed the network’s lineup for the second quarter of 2016.

“Our upcoming schedule set to commence after Easter is brimming with arguably the strongest second-quarter slate we have ever broadcast,” Mr Healy said.

These programs include:

THE VOICE

Irish superstar Ronan Keating will take to the red chair as a coach on The Voice in 2016. He will be joining Jessie J, Delta Goodrem and The Madden Brothers for the fifth season of Australia’s No. 1 light entertainment program as they seek to unearth Australia’s next singing sensation.

YOU’RE BACK IN THE ROOM

Television legend Daryl Somers returns to Nine as host of You’re Back in the Room, the hilarious new game show that gives contestants the opportunity to win cash prizes under the power of hypnotism. Standing between them and the money will be hypnotist Keith Barry, who puts each one “under” to thwart their efforts. Over five rounds, the contestants take part in a series of outrageous games where tasks need to be completed in order to win. Their cash pot accumulates before they attempt to win as much as possible in a fast-paced final round where they have to work harder than ever to overcome the hindrances of hypnosis.

RENO RUMBLE

Reno Rumble is the supercharged renovation format in which teams totally transform two houses in just one week. It’s back for a new season with new couples in the biggest showdown on TV as couples hit the road to renovate the homes of everyday, deserving Aussies and turn their dreams into reality.

MARRIED AT FIRST SIGHT

The smash-hit new program of 2015, which saw four Australian couples meet for the very first time on their wedding day, returns to Nine after Easter. In this extreme social experiment, three top relationship experts pair eight brave singles, using a mix of neuroscience and psychology to try to create four perfect matches. Those who make it through the wedding will move in together and live as man and wife for one month. But what happens when the honeymoon is over and real married life sets in?

LOVE CHILD

Love Child, one of Australia’s favourite dramas, returns to Nine in 2016 for a third series, with a stellar cast including Jessica Marais, Jonathan LaPaglia, Matt LeNevez, Mandy McElhinney, Miranda Tapsell, Ella Scott Lynch, Gracie Gilbert, Harriet Dyer, Sophie Hensser, Lincoln Younes and Andy Ryan. Set amid the social upheavals of 1970s Kings Cross, the men and women of Love Child will face their greatest challenges and most shocking secrets, as well as war and a surprise wedding.

THE AFL and NRL FOOTY SHOWS

The AFL and NRL Footy Shows return for their 23rd season in 2016. The Footy Shows will bring viewers all the latest AFL and NRL breaking stories, big-name guests, and loads of fun every week.

THE HUNT

Sir David Attenborough is back on Nine in 2016 to narrate a landmark natural history series about the relationship between predators and their prey. The Hunt will showcase rarely seen animal behaviour – hunting failures – revealing the difficulties predators face in catching their prey. Survival in the wild depends on many skills – speed, stealth, stamina, strength, ingenuity and teamwork. But it’s how these skills are applied that makes the difference between success and failure, life and death.

58th TV WEEK LOGIE AWARDS

No one does event television like Nine and as we celebrate 60 years of television in Australia, TV’s night of nights, The TV Week Logie Awards, will once again be broadcast LIVE.

RBT

RBT goes behind the frontline with police carrying out random breath testing. From major roadside drink-driving operations to high-speed pursuits, RBT captures all the drama and danger that police in Australia face every day in their relentless campaign against drink and drug driving.

THE VERDICT

Channel Nine’s provocative new panel show, The Verdict, hosted by Karl Stefanovic, will also return after Easter with more lively and entertaining discussion on topics destined to fuel debate around the country.

Nine’s Q2 2016 line-up looks to be stronger than the current one. Does anyone know why The Hunt has been pushed back to Q2?
Nine will probably show The Voice on Sundays and Mondays, and Reno Rumble on Tuesday-Thursday nights. However, with 18 NRL matches on Thursday nights this year, it will be hard for the network to schedule on Wednesday and Thursday nights. If RR were to be shown on Thursdays it would have to be after the NRL in Sydney and Brisbane (meaning a 9.45pm start) and in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth at 7.30pm.
Another question is: will The Voice take on MasterChef right from its first week? Last year MC took full advantage of the battle between RR and House Rules and pulled 1 million viewers nearly every night. The Voice eventually started on June 28 and pulled 1.63 million viewers against MC. If The Voice starts in May it may get 1.8-1.9 million preventing MC from repeating its ratings success.
My one wish is that the Logies will be shown live nationwide this year, not just on the east coast. In the US, the Primetime Emmy Awards is shown live on the west coast, meaning it starts at 5.30pm and finish at around 8.30pm.

The Hunt - a new series from BBC Worldwide telecast for the first time in crystal clear HD.

From Wednesday 2 March at 7.30pm - must have been waiting for NBN HD to start :grinning:

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Similar to last week, some last minute schedule changes from Nine

Monday 22 February
09:50PM Who Do You Think You Are? (JK Rowling) and Flash Families out of schedule
Replaced by movie Dear John (2010)

Wednesday 24 February
08:30 PM The Embassy; Fugitive: Black Ops and The Farmer Wants A Wife Rpt out of schedule
Replace by movie The Blind Side (2009)

So looks like The Embassy may have been axed; at least from its high profile timeslot.

### Week commencing 28 February 2016


Sunday 28 February
07:00 PM Australia’s Got Talent
08:15 PM 60 Minutes
09:25 PM The Amazing Noughties
10:30 PM The Embassy Rpt
11:30 PM CSI: NY

Monday 29 February
12:30 PM AEDT 88th Academy Awards

07:30 PM Australia’s Got Talent
08:45 PM The Farmer Wants a Wife
09:55 PM 88th Academy Awards

Tuesday 1 March
07:30 PM The Big Bang Theory S9 Ep 15
08:00 PM The Big Bang Theory Rpt
08:30 PM Here Come The Habibs!
09:15 PM Horrible Bosses

Wednesday 2 March
07:30 PM The Big Bang Theory S9 Ep 14
08:00 PM The Big Bang Theory S9 Ep 6 Rpt

Sydney and Brisbane
08:30 PM The Footy Show (NRL) Series Return
10:30 PM Fugitive: Black Ops

AFL States
08:30 PM Gravity (2013)
10:30 PM Fugitive: Black Ops
11:30 PM The Footy Show (NRL)

Thursday 3 March
Sydney
07:30 PM Thursday Night Football
10:30 PM Romeo Must Die

Brisbane
07:00 PM Thursday Night Football
09:30 PM Romeo Must Die

AFL States
07:30 PM Inside Story
08:00 PM RBT
08:30 PM Kings Cross ER
09:30 PM An Hour To Save Your Life
10:45 PM Embarrassing Bodies

AFL States
07.30PM AEDT Thursday Night Football

Friday 4 March
Sydney
07:30 PM Friday Night Football
10:30 PM Lethal Weapon 2

Brisbane
07:30 PM Friday Night Football
09:30 PM Lethal Weapon 2

AFL States
07:30 PM Ultimate Airport Dubai
08:40 PM 3 Days to Kill (2013)

AFL States
07:30 PM AEDT Friday Night Football

Saturday 5 March
07:00 PM Australia’s Got Talent x 2
09:30 PM Crazy Stupid Love

Hopefully they’ll move the new episodes there. I quite like the show.

Schedule change for
Sunday 28 February

Old line-up
07:00 PM Australia’s Got Talent
08:15 PM 60 Minutes
09:25 PM The Amazing Noughties
10:30 PM The Embassy Rpt
11:30 PM CSI: NY

New line up
07:00 PM 60 Minutes
08:00 PM Australia’s Got Talent
09:15 PM The Amazing Noughties
10:30 PM Nairobi: Terror in The Mall
A grim yet riveting documentary detailing an indiscriminate terrorist attack that left 71 dead in Kenya. Filmmaker Dan Reed assembles the one-hour film from surveillance video shot by more than 100 security cameras and interviews the survivors.
11:15 PM CSI: NY

Good to see Nine finally coming to their senses by running 60 Minutes at 7pm. Hopefully that move pays off.

As for that Nairobi: Terror in The Mall thing, didn’t Nine make an Inside Story episode out of that?

Looks like The Embassy’s run on Sunday is also gone. Such a shame, I quite like the show!

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UPdate to schedule:

Wednesday 2 March

Old:
AFL States
08:30 PM Gravity (2013)
10:30 PM Fugitive: Black Ops
11:30 PM The Footy Show (NRL)

Changed to:
Melbourne and Adelaide
08:30 pm Titanic

Perth
08:30 PM Gravity (2013)
10:30 PM Fugitive: Black Ops

The Footy Show (NRL) moved to 11.45pm on Thursday nights in AFL states.

So Nine gets to show Titanic (starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet) after screenings on Seven and maybe Ten. That movie must have been on the open market.
And what a silly move to move the NRL Footy Show back to Thursdays in AFL states. It is scheduled for Wednesdays this year to act as a preview to Thursday night NRL. Now this means the show will air after the NRL match has finished!

Another last minute change to Nine’s schedule

Tuesday 1 March
09:15 PM The movie Horrible Bosses replaced by Crocodile Dundee

The show is coming back at least according to advance schedules.

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### Week commencing 6 March 2016


Sunday 6 March
07:00 PM 60 Minutes
08:00 PM Australia’s Got Talent
09:15 PM The Amazing Noughties
10:15 PM Jihadis Next Door
11:15 PM CSI: NY

Monday 7 March
07:30 PM Australia’s Got Talent
08:45 PM The Farmer Wants a Wife
09:55 PM The Vow (2012

Tuesday 8 March
07:30 PM The Big Bang Theory Ep 17
08:00 PM The Big Bang Theory Rpt
08:30 PM Here Come The Habibs!
09:15 PM Crocodile Dundee II (1988)

Wednesday 9 March
07:30 PM The Embassy

Sydney and Brisbane
08:30 PM The Footy Show (NRL)
10:30 PM Fugitive: Black Ops

AFL States
08:30 PM Gravity (2013)
10:30 PM Fugitive: Black Ops

Thursday 10 March
Sydney
07:30 PM Thursday Night Football
10:30 PM The Footy Show (AFL)
Brisbane
07:00 PM Thursday Night Football
09:30 PM The Last Boy Scout
11:40 PM The Footy Show (AFL)

AFL States
07:30 PM Inside Story
08:00 PM RBT
08:30 PM The Footy Show (AFL)
10:30 PM Fugitive: Black Ops
11:30 PM The Footy Show (NRL)

AFL States
07.30PM AEDT Thursday Night Football

Friday 11 March
Sydney
07:30 PM Friday Night Football
10:30 PM Lethal Weapon 3

Brisbane
07:30 PM Friday Night Football
09:30 PM Lethal Weapon 3

AFL States
07:30 PM Ultimate Airport Dubai
08:40 PM Miss Congeniality (2001)

AFL States
07:30 PM AEDT Friday Night Football

Saturday 12 March
07:00 PM Australia’s Got Talent x 2
09:30 PM Blood Diamond

The Embassy returning to Wednesday nights. Not sure what happened to The Hunt that was originally scheduled for there. Second time it has gone missing.

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Thankfully I’m gonna watch the Season Premiere of The NRL Footy Show Live Through Streaming of TCN 9 Sydney.

I Bet Many AFL Fans in Brisbane will be watching The AFL Footy Show Stream through GTV 9 Melbourne.

I think rugby league fans in AFL states will try to watch the NRL Footy Show through the TCN9 stream on Wednesday.

Agree and the Producers of that Show Have Gotta Edit the Show for those Living outside New South Wales and Queensland as some segments such as Kick or Grab and the Community Switchboard and they apply to Those States. But Family-Friendly Small Talk Remains all Across Australia.