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Antiques Roadshow - Season 40

From Sunday, 27 December, 6.00pm

Episode 1: The magnificent Castle Howard in Yorkshire is first stop as thousands of visitors raid their attics to bring in family heirlooms to show the experts. Objects brought to light suggest that four decades on there are plenty of unrecognised and valuable pieces still out there.


Joanna Lumley’s Unseen Adventures

From Sunday, 17 January, 7.40pm

Actress, presenter, and much-loved travelling companion Joanna Lumley returns withthis brand-new three-part series, to share her previously unseen travelling adventures.Joanna goes back as far east as Japan and across the world to Cuba in the west, to share her treasure trove of unseen stories and give viewers an insight into how her travel programs are made and why she loves to make them.

Featuring behind-the-scenes footage and outtakes, we join Joanna at home as she recalls some of her most memorable journeys and hidden gems from her travels.

The series offers viewers the chance to escape back to some incredible countries and enjoy their breathtaking scenery, with the added joy of witnessing what really happened along the way - from translation struggles, to filming with an overzealous dog and the challenges of extreme weather conditions.

“I’ve been lucky enough to visit some incredible places over the years. Travel is my passion; it is in my blood. What you eventually see on your screen takes weeks to shoot and months to edit and we didn’t always have time to show you everything we filmed. We have kept the unseen stories safe and now I can reveal this treasure trove!” Joanna Lumley.

Produced by Burning Bright Productions. Producer, Ewen Thomson. Executive Producer, Clive Tulloh. Executive Producer, Joanna Lumley.

Episode 1: Japan to Siberia

Travel is Joanna Lumley’s passion. She has travelled the world, thousands of miles that take weeks to shoot and months to edit. Inevitably, she has never been able to show us everything – but now she is revealing unseen stories and special moments of how these journeys are made, and why she loves making them. Starting in the Far East on the frozen Japanese sea of Okhotsk, she takes us across China, Mongolia, and ends at Lake Baikal in Siberia, where she meets some amazing seals.

Week commencing 13 December 2020

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Sunday 13 December
7:40pm Climate Change: The Facts Rpt
8:40pm Danny and the Human Zoo
10:10pm Total Control Rpt
11:00pm Killing Eve: Smell Ya Later Rpt
11:45pm No Offence Rpt

Monday 14 December
8:00pm Stan Grant’s One Plus One: Alex McKinnon Season Premiere
8:30pm Danny and the Human Zoo
9:30pm Griff’s Great Australian Rail Trip: Rawalinna to Sydney What is an Australian? Rpt
10:20pm ABC Late News
10:35pm Harrow: Malum In Se Rpt
11:30pm No Offence Rpt

Tuesday 15 December
8:00pm Outback Ringer
8:30pm London Zoo: An Extraordinary Year Season Final
9:30pm Maggie Beer In Japan
10:30pm Insert Name Here: Xmas
11:05pm ABC Late News
11:20pm Lucy Worsley’s Christmas Carol Odyssey Rpt

Wednesday 16 December
8:00pm Hard Quiz
8:30pm Gruen Season Final
9:05pm Reputation Rehab One Bad Joke Season Final
10:20pm QI: Quads and Quins
10:50pm ABC Late News
11:10pm The Pool: Our Battleground

Thursday 17 December
7:30pm 7.30 Season Final
8:00pm Scottish Vets Down Under
8:30pm Rick Stein’s Secret France
9:20pm Death In Paradise: Murder on the Airwaves Rpt Season Final
10:20pm Anh’s Brush With Fame: Saroo Brierley Rpt
10:50pm ABC Late News
11:10pm Louis Theroux: Louis & The Nazis Rpt

Friday 18 December
7:30pm Gardening Australia Christmas Special Season Final
8:30pm Vera: On Harbour Street Rpt
10:05pm Mum: Mum Season Final
10:35pm ABC Late News
10:50pm Gruen Rpt
11:30pm rage

Saturday 19 December
7:30pm Midsomer Murders: Death Of The Small Coppers Rpt
9:00pm Endeavour: Cartouche Rpt
10:35pm Sherlock: The Lying Detective Rpt

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Danny and the Human Zoo

Sunday 13 December at 8.40pm

A heart-warming, comic feature drama, loosely based on actor and comedian Lenny Henry’s life as a working-class teenager in 1970s Dudley.

The story centres around Danny Fearon (Kascion Franklin), a talented impressionist, and his working class Jamaican family. When Danny wins a talent competition at the local club he soon finds himself working the comedy circuit, eventually hitting the big time on TV, an unheard-of achievement for a young black boy. Danny has it all – fame, fortune, and the girl of his dreams.

But Danny’s new life isn’t all it seems. Exploited by an unscrupulous agent, Danny’s success drives a wedge between him and his family, including his colorful, high-spirited mother (Cecilia Noble) and pragmatic father, portrayed by Lenny Henry. Having made his name by becoming other people, Danny has to save himself by finding out who he really is.


Nigella’s Cook, Eat, Repeat

From Friday 1 January at 7.30pm

Nigella is back on our screens with the new series Cook, Eat, Repeat. Once again viewers can revel in the joy that Nigella and her food brings. Nigella’s calm unhurried approach and genuine pleasure in the food she makes, and eats will inspire everyone with a range of recipes that takes the most familiar of ingredients and simply elevates them to a different plane. This is home cooking at its best, combining simplicity and innovation to deliver unforgettable food that as the title suggests we will want to cook again and again.

Over 6 episodes Cook, Eat, Repeat will see Nigella at her most witty and thoughtful revealing where she finds inspiration for her recipes, from delving into her collection of vintage cookbooks to exchange ideas on social media. In this series Nigella gets to the heart of how food is woven into our everyday lives and the connection it provides - she’ll share the rhythms and rituals of her kitchen through a multitude of delicious recipes that will bring weekly servings of comfort and cheer to the nation.

Cook, Eat, Repeat debuted on the BBC on November 9 and episode 7 (scheduled for UK on December 21) is a one-hour Christmas special. It was Nigella’s first show since COVID-19 lockdown in Britain.

Strange that the ABC only provided synopses for episode 3 and episode 4 for Rick Stein’s Secret France. Where’s episode 1 and 2? There are six episodes in the series.

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Week commencing 20 December 2020

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Sunday 20 December
7:40pm Spicks and Specks: 2010s Special
8:35pm Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell Pagan Holiday Special
9:35pm Total Control Rpt
10:25pm Killing Eve: I Hope You Like Missionary! Rpt
11:10pm No Offence Rpt
11:55pm Endeavour: Cartouche Rpt

Monday 21 December
7:30pm Hard Quiz
8:00pm Stan Grant’s One Plus One: Poh Ling Yeow
8:30pm Australia Remastered: Wild Alps
9:30pm Griff’s Great Australian Rail Trip: Brisbane to Cairns Try Not Die Rpt
10:15pm Tomorrow Tonight Rpt
10:45pm ABC Late News
11:05pm Harrow: Aegri Somnia Rpt
11:55pm No Offence Rpt

Tuesday 22 December
7:30pm Hard Quiz
8:00pm Outback Ringer Season Final
8:30pm Mystify Michael Hutchence
10:15pm The Queen’s Green Planet Rpt
11:00pm Christmas Sounds Better This Year Rpt
12:00am ABC Late News

Wednesday 23 December
7:30pm Hard Quiz Kids Special
8:00pm The Yearly With Charlie Pickering 2020
9:00pm Would I Lie To You At Christmas? Rpt
9:30pm QI: Pubs Rpt
10:00pm Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell Pagan Holiday Special Rpt
11:00pm ABC Late News
11:20pm Score: A Film Music Documentary Rpt

Thursday 24 December
7:30pm Spicks And Specks Reunion Special Rpt
8:30pm Would I Lie To You?: At Christmas
9:00pm QI: Quizmas
9:35pm Mystify Michael Hutchence Rpt
11:10pm Sammy J’s 2020 Dumpster Fire Spectacular Rpt

:christmas_tree: Friday 25 December :christmas_tree:
7:30pm The Royal Variety Performance 2020
9:30pm Midsomer Murders: The Christmas Haunting Rpt
11:00pm ABC Late News
11:20pm rage

Saturday 26 December
7:30pm Call The Midwife Christmas Special
8:55pm Endeavour: Passenger Rpt
10:20pm Sherlock: The Final Problem Rpt
11:55pm rage Guest Programmer

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Rick Stein’s Secret France

Thursday 10 December 8.30pm

Episode One: Rick’s journey begins in Dieppe with turbot straight off the boats, followed by a forage for sea herbs along the Bay of the Somme. Rick’s journey begins in the Norman port of Dieppe with turbot straight off the boats, followed by a forage for sea herbs along the Bay of the Somme, inspiring him to cook a memorable seafood gratin. He then heads for southern Champagne, loved by Renoir, whose wife also happened to be a formidable cook.

Thursday 17 December 8.30pm

Episode Two: Rick Stein’s journey takes him through France’s eastern border regions of Alsace and Jura, home to his favourite French dish, choucroute garni, and favourite French cheese, comte.Rick Stein’s Journey without maps’ takes him through France’s eastern border regions of Alsace and Jura, home to his favourite French dish, choucroute garni, and favourite French cheese, comte. He then begins to head inland into Burgundy for a memorable glass of auxey duresses wine and oeuf en meurette with a difference. Following a memorable Sunday lunch near the Swiss border, he is inspired to recreate a traditional blueberry tart.

Thursday 7 January 8:30pm

Episode Three: Rick Stein reaches the mid-point of his meander through France, exploring Burgundy and then arriving in the Auvergne for hearty dishes celebrating the finest meat and dairy.Rick Stein reaches the mid-point of his meander through France as he continues exploring Burgundy and practises a little entente cordiale with a chateau owner who cooks him sorrel soup straight out of the garden. He then arrives in the Auvergne, famous for hearty dishes celebrating the finest salers beef and Cantal cheese. No one goes on a diet here! In his Provencal country kitchen, Rick cooks Cantal bourriols, buckwheat pancakes with farmhouse egg and cep mushrooms.

Thursday 14 January 8:30pm

Episode Four: Rick arrives in Perigord, famous for black truffles, walnuts and duck dishes. He cooks enchaud, a traditional pot-roast pork, before heading towards the balmy shores of the Med.Rick Stein arrives in the region of Perigord, famous for black truffles, walnuts and decadent dishes cooked with duck. He discovers his favourite market in the whole of France in the city of Perigueux and learns about the region’s historical relationship with England as the former kingdom of Aquitaine. Inspired by his visit, Rick cooks enchaud, a traditional pot-roast pork from the area, before heading towards the balmy shores of the Mediterranean and the Cote Catalan near the Spanish border.

Thursday 21 January 8:30pm

Episode Five: Rick continues on to the sunnier climes of the Mediterranean, where he explores the French-Catalan Legacy of Roussilon on the foothills of the Pyrenees next to the Spanish border.Rick Stein’s journey of discovery brings him to the sunnier climes of the Mediterranean, where he explores the French-Catalan legacy of Roussilon on the foothills of the Pyrenees next to the Spanish border. This is the land that celebrates the best of mountain cuisine with its grilled sausages and snails together with the finest fish straight out of the region’s famous self-contained sea lakes. What unites them is the local love for aioli, the pungent garlic mayo cherished in southern France. In his country kitchen, Rick cooks a hearty dish of pork and beef meatballs in a tomato and piment sauce.

Thursday 28 January 8:30pm

Episode Six: Rick Stein approaches the end of his meander through France with a final glance at the culinary delights of the Languedoc, and he makes a confit tomato and aubergine tarte tatin.Rick Stein approaches the end of his meander through France with a final glance at the culinary delights of the Languedoc before crossing over to Provence and the Mediterranean coastline that continues to reveal new insights into southern French cuisine. In the border town of Uzes, Rick rediscovers his love for salt cod andmarvels at the colourful array of French patisserie as he enjoys a seasonal fig tart with his morning coffee. He then heads towards the harbour town of Cassis, not for seafood, but for North African lamb chorba cooked by a local fisherman. In his Provencal kitchen, Rick makes a confit tomato and aubergine tarte tatin.

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Australia Day Live 2021

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Tuesday, 26 January, 7.30pm AEDT

The unforgettable Australia Day Live from the Sydney Opera House forecourt is a fitting finale to our national day. Produced by the NSW Government with music maestro and Creative Director John Foreman OAM, this two-hour spectacular event will feature musical performances by top Aussie talent choreographed to spectacular fireworks displays, a flotilla of yachts and jet-skis dazzling Sydney Harbour.

Some of Australia’s most loved and legendary singers and entertainers will be taking centre stage overlooking Sydney Harbour and paying tribute to Australia with a selection of smash hits.

Further information about the talent line-up will be available in January 2021.

Since it began in 2016, Australia Day Live has become much more than an event or concert, it is a showcase of inspiring stories of new citizens, Aboriginal culture and history and a symbol of community and unity. It is about a nation coming together to celebrate our Australian Spirit and our many great achievements.

Van Der Valk has been renewed and will again be shown on the ABC.

This is offensive to the indigenous population.

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What?

It has been replaced by the full replay of WNBL semi-final 2 between UC Capitals and Melbourne Boomers.

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Week commencing 27 December 2020

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Sunday 27 December
4:00pm Football: W-League: Round 1 - Western Sydney Wanderers v Melbourne Victory Season Premiere

7:30pm Fight For Planet A: Climate Challenge Rpt
8:40pm The Cry Rpt
9:35pm The Cry Rpt
10:35pm Killing Eve: Wide Awake Rpt
11:20pm Silent Witness: Identity (Part 1) Rpt

Monday 28 December
7:30pm David Attenborough’s Tasmania Rpt
8:25pm Australia Remastered: Kakadu
9:20pm Griff’s Great Australian Rail Trip: Gold Coast to the Outback Rpt
10:10pm Tomorrow Tonight: The Bonobo Rpt
10:40pm ABC Late News
11:05pm Harrow: Ab Initio Rpt

Tuesday 29 December
7:30pm FREEMAN Rpt
8:30pm The Australian Dream Rpt
9:35pm Pangolins: Narrated by David Attenborough Rpt
10:35pm ABC Late News
11:00pm Glitch Rpt

Wednesday 30 December
7:30pm Hard Quiz Celebrity Special Rpt
8:00pm Would I Lie To You?: More Unseen Bits Rpt
8:30pm Melb Comedy Fest: Comedy Care Package Rpt
10:20pm Would I Lie To You?
10:50pm ABC Late News
11:20pm Stop Laughing…this is serious: She Goes… She Goes… She Just Goes Rpt

Thursday 31 December
7:30pm The Yearly With Charlie Pickering 2020 Rpt
8:30pm New Year’s Eve 2020: Early Night Show
9:10pm New Year’s Eve 2020: We Are One
11:45pm New Year’s Eve 2020: Countdown To Midnight
12:00am New Year’s Eve 2020: Midnight Fireworks

:fireworks: Friday 1 January 2021
7:30pm Nigella’s Cook, Eat, Repeat Series Premiere
8:00pm The Vicar Of Dibley In Lockdown
8:30 pm Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Sydney 2019 Rpt
10:40pm Mystery Road: Gone Rpt
11:30pm ABC Late News
11:50pm The Yearly With Charlie Pickering 2020 Rpt

Saturday 2 January
7:30pm Doctor Who: Revolution Of The Daleks Season Premiere
8:30pm Endeavour: Colours Rpt
10:00pm Call The Midwife Rpt
11:00pm TBA

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Grand Designs House of the Year (2019) - Series 5

From Sunday 17 January at 7:40pm

Kevin McCloud embarks on a nationwide journey to examine some of the most contemporary and cutting-edge homes in the running for the 2019 Royal Institute of British Architects House of the Year. Each week, Kevin reveals which houses the RIBA judges have selected to shortlist, and, in the final program, announce the winner of this prestigious prize.

Australian of the Year Awards 2021

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Monday 25 January at 7:30pm

ABC proudly presents the Australian of the Year Awards on Monday, January 25, live from Canberra’s National Arboretum from 7.30pm AEDT on ABC TV, ABC iview, ABC NEWS channel, ABC social and ABC Radio.

The Australian of the Year Awards celebrates the achievements and contributions of outstanding Australians throughout the last year. There are 32 people in contention for four prestigious award categories:

  • Australian of the Year
  • Senior Australian of the Year
  • Young Australian of the Year
  • Australia’s Local Hero

The evening’s celebrations will be hosted by Hamish Macdonald and Susie Youssef with the Prime Minister, the Hon Scott Morrison presenting the four category awards as they are announced, culminating in the announcement of the Australian of the Year 2021.

The event will include performances by Christine Anu.

ABC Canberra’s Dan Bourchier will broadcast live on ABC Radio from 7.00pm-10.00pm AEDT, bringing you the behind-the-scenes colour of the event.

On January 26, at 8.30am local time in each state and territory, the first feature length interview (30 minutes) with the recipient of the Australian of the Year will air on ABC Radio local stations.

Designing A Legacy

Tuesday 2 February at 8:30pm

“Architecture isn’t about buildings at all, it’s about people.” – Paddy Dorney, son of architect Esmond Dorney.

“I believe that architecture has a spirit that can elevate us all, and that what we build, ultimately builds us. That is ‘Designing a Legacy’.” Tim Ross

Comedian, architecture enthusiast and design nerd Tim Ross takes us across Australia to meet the families whose lives have been shaped by the exceptional designs of their homes.

In this one-hour documentary, Tim explores how the architecture of our homes has the ability to affect more than those who grow up in those four walls - when we build with consideration and conviction.

Travelling from Queensland to Tasmania and stopping at inventive homes both unusual and surprising, Tim reveals their hidden stories to discover how what we design plays an important part in forging our national identity.

With stories of love, scandal, hope and care - this isn’t your typical show about buildings and architecture. It is a love letter to the people who devote themselves to making amazing homes, and what happens when they have to move on.

Designing A Legacy features iconic modernist masterpieces designed by legendary Australian architects including Robin Boyd, Esmond Dorney, Gabriel Poole, John Andrews, Chancellor & Patrick, Ken Woolley and more.

Production credits: Executive Producers, Tim Ross & Andrew Garrick. Writer/Host, Tim Ross. Writer/Director, Andrew Garrick. ABC Executive Producer, Factual, Ben Commens.

Death in Paradise - Season 9

From Saturday 6 February at 7:30pm

Detective Inspector Jack Mooney may have settled into life on the glorious Caribbean island of Saint Marie, but the murders keep coming. From an apparent serial killer on the loose on New Year’s Eve to an artist found poisoned in her studio, the cases are more baffling than ever. And an unexpected romantic encounter prompts some soul-searching for Jack.

With the news that Jack is leaving, the team are in need of a new DI, who arrives in the form of one Detective Inspector Neville Parker from Manchester. Which is lucky, because Neville’s a brilliant puzzle-solving detective with an incomparable knowledge and intellect. The only problem is, Neville is allergic to anything and everything and refuses to live outside his comfort zone. Which means the Caribbean is basically a living nightmare for him. He can see how Saint Marie is wonderful for those who love it, but it really doesn’t agree with him. For DI Neville Parker at least, paradise it is not…

Neville can’t complain for long though: he has some puzzling murders to solve. From a survival expert stabbed on a remote island to a woman killed behind two locked doors, Neville has his work cut out from the get-go. As do the rest of the team, as they try to make sense of their new boss…

Call the Midwife - Season 9

From Saturday 6 February at 8:30pm

The medics and midwives of Nonnatus House encounter new challenges as the population shifts, rules change, and old diseases return. Meanwhile, their own experiences are fuelled by love, loss, and
doubt.
January 1965. As the nation mourns the death of Winston Churchill, tower blocks multiply, and a new East End rises from the ashes of the old. Society becomes more prosperous, but more complex.

The Nonnatus House team of medics and midwives face unexpected challenges as the population shifts, rules change, and old diseases come back to haunt them. Alongside the joy and optimism of birth, they must cope with cases including diphtheria, drug abuse, cancer, tuberculosis, and fistula. As well as getting to grips with the real-world events unfolding around them – from serious political developments to the latest music, movies, and fashion. Meanwhile, the very future of Nonnatus House comes under threat.

New schedule:
9:00pm Nigella’s Cook, Eat, Repeat: Christmas special
10:00pm Would I Lie to You at Christmas? Rpt
10:30pm QI: Pubs Rpt
Mad as Hell Pagan Special is out.

Cook, Eat, Repeat Christmas special is the 7th episode of the series. It aired in UK on Monday this week.

The Christmas tree is up, lights are sparkling, wood burns in the fire pit. In this festive special Nigella brings warmth to brighten up even the darkest days with treats from gloriously pink cocktails to doughnuts.

The first six episodes will air at Fridays 7.30pm from January 1 as scheduled.

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Week commencing 3 January 2021

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Sunday 3 January
7:30pm Fight For Planet A: Climate Challenge Rpt
8:30pm The Cry Rpt
9:30pm Stateless: The Circumstances In Which They Come Rpt
10:30pm Killing Eve: You’re Mine Rpt
11:15pm Silent Witness: Remembrance (Part 2) Rpt

Monday 4 January
7:30pm 7.30 Season Premiere
8:00pm Stan Grant’s One Plus One: Sir Peter Cosgrove
8:30pm Australia Remastered: Red Centre
9:25pm Griff’s Great Australian Rail Trip: Darwin to Alice Springs Make Sure You Drink Water! Rpt
10:15pm Tomorrow Tonight: The App Rpt
10:50pm ABC Late News
11:05pm Harrow: Locus Poenitentiae Rpt

Tuesday 5 January
8:00pm You Can’t Ask That: Blind People Rpt
8:30pm Shaun Micallef’s On The Sauce Rpt
9:30pm Big Weather (and how to survive it): Summer Is Coming Rpt
10:35pm ABC Late News
10:50pm Glitch Rpt
11:50pm Silent Witness: Covenant (Part 2) Rpt

Wednesday 6 January
8:00pm Hard Quiz Rpt
8:30pm Spicks and Specks AusMusic Special Rpt
9:30pm QI Rpt
10:00 Would I Lie to You? Rpt
10:35pm ABC Late News
10:50pm Stop Laughing…this is serious: I Said Pet, I Said Pet, I Said Love Rpt
11:45pm Silent Witness: Awakening (Part 1) Rpt

Thursday 7 January
8:00pm Scottish Vets Down Under
8:30pm Rick Stein’s Secret France
9:30pm How Australia Got Its Mojo Rpt
10:35pm ABC Late News
10:50pm Australia’s Ocean Odyssey: A Journey Down The East Australian Current: The Tropics Rpt
11:50pm Silent Witness: Awakening (Part 2) Rpt

Friday 8 January 2021
7:30pm Nigella’s Cook, Eat, Repeat
8:05pm Vera: Protected Rpt
9:35pm Mystery Road: Blood Ties Rpt
10:35pm ABC Late News
10:50pm Barracuda Rpt
11:45pm rage Rpt

Saturday 9 January
7:30pm Midsomer Murders: Drawing Dead Rpt
9:00pm Endeavour: Quartet Rpt
10:30pm Call The Midwife Rpt
11:30pm Deep Water Rpt

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Due to COVID-19 restrictions in Sydney, the match has been postponed to December 30 and will be shown on Fox Sports only.
It means the round 2 clash between Canberra United and Sydney FC will be the ABC’s first televised match of the season.

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Week commencing 10 January 2021

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Sunday 10 January
7:30pm Fight For Planet A: Climate Challenge Rpt
8:45pm The Cry Rpt
9:45pm Stateless: Incognita Rpt
10:40pm Killing Eve: Slowly Slowly Catchy Monkey Rpt
10:25pm Silent Witness Rpt

Monday 11 January
8:00pm Stan Grant’s One Plus One: Tim Minchin
8:30pm Australia Remastered: Ancient Forests
9:25pm Griff’s Great Australian Rail Trip: Uluru to Adelaide Find What Makes Australia Extraordinary Rpt
10:15pm Tomorrow Tonight: The Driverless Car Rpt
10:45pm ABC Late News
11:00pm Harrow: Parce Sepulto Rpt
11:55pm The Code Rpt

Tuesday 12 January
8:00pm You Can’t Ask That: Refugees Rpt
8:30pm Shaun Micallef’s On The Sauce Rpt
9:30pm Big Weather (and how to survive it): Into The Firestorm Rpt
10:35pm ABC Late News
10:50pm Glitch Rpt
11:45pm The Code Rpt

Wednesday 13 January
8:00pm Hard Quiz Rpt
8:30pm Spicks and Specks: 1990s Special Rpt
9:30pm QI Rpt
10:00 Would I Lie to You? Rpt
10:35pm ABC Late News
10:50pm Stop Laughing…this is serious: Too Much Variety Is Barely Enough Rpt
11:55pm The Code Rpt

Thursday 14 January
8:00pm Scottish Vets Down Under Season Final
8:30pm Rick Stein’s Secret France
9:30pm Miriam Margolyes Almost Australian: The Australian Dream Rpt
10:35pm ABC Late News
10:50pm Australia’s Ocean Odyssey: A Journey Down The East Australian Current: The Sub-Tropical Zone Rpt
11:50pm The Code Rpt

Friday 8 January
7:30pm Nigella’s Cook, Eat, Repeat
8:00pm Vera: The Deer Hunters Rpt
9:35pm Mystery Road: Chasing Ghosts Rpt
10:30pm ABC Late News
11:00pm Barracuda Rpt
11:50pm rage

Saturday 15 January
7:30pm Midsomer Murders: The Lions Of Causton Rpt
9:00pm Endeavour: Icarus Rpt
10:30pm Call The Midwife Rpt
11:30pm Deep Water Rpt

Updated 07/01/2021

I saw an interesting short film on ABC TV at lunchtime today. It was called Groundhog Night and it was part of Re-Frame, an anthology of short films made by people disability. It was hosted by Bridie McKim, the young actress from The Heights, who spoke to those involved in interview links between the movies.

Groundhog Night featured some big name actors too like Robyn Nevin, John Batchelor, Chris Haywood, Susan Prior and Emily Dash. Apparently, the writer/actress Genevieve Clay-Smith is working on turning this short film into a series. I quitd enjoyed it and I hope that happens.

Re-Frame was produced for the International Day of People with a Disability and has been available on iview. Did it ever screen in prime time? I don’t remember seeing anything about it.

Although, I was a bit shocked that this program screened in a daytime school holidays slot on ABC TV with some of the adult content and F-bomb language.

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Week commencing 17 January 2021

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Sunday 17 January
7:30pm Grand Designs: House Of The Year (2019) Season 5 Premiere
8:30pm Joanna Lumley’s Unseen Adventures Series Premiere
9:15pm Stateless: The Right Thing Rpt
10:10pm Killing Eve: Management Sucks Rpt
10:50pm The Code Rpt
11:50pm Endeavour: Icarus Rpt

Monday 18 January
8:00pm Stan Grant’s One Plus One: Kodie Bedford
8:30pm Australia Remastered: Great Barrier Reef
9:25pm The Crown and Us: The Story of The Royals in Australia Rpt
10:25pm Tomorrow Tonight: The Dynasty Rpt
10:55pm ABC Late News
11:15pm Harrow: Sub Silentio Rpt

Tuesday 19 January
8:00pm You Can’t Ask That: Olympic and Paralympic Gold Medallists Rpt
8:30pm Shaun Micallef’s On The Sauce Rpt
9:30pm Big Weather (and how to survive it): Ready Together Rpt
10:35pm ABC Late News
10:50pm Glitch Rpt
11:45pm No Offence Rpt

Wednesday 20 January
8:00pm Hard Quiz Rpt
8:30pm Spicks and Specks: 2000s Special Rpt
9:30pm QI Rpt TBC
10:00 Would I Lie to You? Rpt TBC
10:35pm ABC Late News
10:50pm Judi Dench’s Wild Borneo Adventure Rpt
11:45pm No Offence Rpt

Thursday 21 January
8:00pm Would I Lie To You?
8:30pm Rick Stein’s Secret France
9:30pm Miriam Margolyes Almost Australian: Mateship Rpt
10:30pm ABC Late News
10:50pm Australia’s Ocean Odyssey: A Journey Down The East Australian Current: The Temperate Zone Rpt
11:50pm No Offence Rpt

Friday 22 January
7:30pm Nigella’s Cook, Eat, Repeat
8:00pm Vera: Death Of A Family Man Rpt
9:35pm Mystery Road: Silence Rpt
10:25pm TBA
10:55pm ABC Late News
11:10pm Barracuda Rpt

Saturday 23 January
7:30pm Midsomer Murders: Till Death Do Us Part Rpt
9:00pm Endeavour: Pylon Rpt
10:35pm Call The Midwife Rpt
11:35pm Deep Water Rpt