Sydney TV from Friday, December 30, 2005
from The Sydney Morning Herald
2 ABN ABC
6:00 Jeopardy
6:25 Batfink
6:30 Untalkative Bunny
6:35 Magic School Bus
7:00 Basil Brush
7:25 Potatoes and Dragons
7:30 King Arthur’s Disasters
8:00 Little Robots
8:10 Franny’s Feet
8:25 Rubbadubbers
8:35 Bambaloo
9:00 Boohbah
9:20 Max and Ruby
9:25 Bananas in Pyjamas
9:30 Play School
10:00 Lights, Camera, Action, Wiggles!
10:10 The Wiggles Show
10:30 Backyard Science
10:40 Creature Features
11:10 Li’l Elvis Jones and the Truckstoppers
11:35 The Saddle Club
12:00 Midday Report
12:30 Forever Summer with Nigella
1:00 Classic Parkinson
2:00 Fat Cow Motel
2:30 My Hero
3:00 Bananas in Pyjamas "Birthday Friday"
3:05 Poko
3:30 Play School
3:55 Bob the Builder
4:10 Madeline
4:30 The Wild Thornberrys
4:55 Roller Coaster
5:00 Planet Sketch
5:10 Radio Free Roscoe
5:35 Daria
6:00 Wallace and Gromit “A Close Shave”/"The Wrong Trousers"
7:00 ABC News
7:30 The 7:30 Report
8:00 Return of the Chef
8:30 The Cry "Episode 3"
10:10 Coupling "Nightlines"
10:40 ABC News Late Edition
10:50 Any Time Now
11:50 Ali G in Da USAiii
12:20 Rage
7 ATN Seven Network
6:00 Sunrise
9:00 The Fairies
9:30 Tabaluga
10:00 Seaside Hotel
10:30 Seven Morning News
11:00 Cycling Mongolia
12:00 Movie "Journey to the Center of the Earth"
3:00 Home Improvement
3:30 Reba
4:00 Backyard Science
4:30 Seven News at 4:30
5:00 MAS*H
5:30 Deal or No Deal
6:00 Seven News
6:30 Today Tonight
7:00 Medical Emergency
7:30 Better Homes and Gardens: Summer
8:30 Movie "Hercules"
11:30 Movie "Undertow"
1:20 Saved by the Bell: The New Class
2:00 Guthy-Renker Australia
3:00 Brand Developers
3:30 Icon International
4:00 NBC Today
9 TCN Nine Network
6:00 Today
9:00 Here’s Humphrey
9:30 Hot Source
10:00 Cricket: Australia vs. South Africa (2nd test from Melbourne Cricket Ground)
12:30 The Cricket Show
1:00 Cricket: Australia vs. South Africa (continued)
6:00 National Nine News
6:30 Joey
7:00 The King of Queens
7:30 Super Nanny USA
8:30 Movie "Virus"
10:40 Nightline
11:10 Movie "Trading Places"
1:30 Late Show with David Letterman
2:30 Mad TV
3:30 Ren and Stimpy
4:00 Creflo A. Dollar
4:30 Good Morning America
10 TEN Network Ten
6:00 Bright Ideas
7:00 Toasted TV
8:30 In the Box
9:00 Good Morning Australia: Summer Series
11:30 Ten News
12:00 Murder, She Wrote
1:00 Ready Steady Cook
2:00 Video Hits Presents
3:00 Huey’s Cooking Adventures
3:30 Judge Judy
4:00 Totally Wild
4:30 Bold and the Beautiful
5:00 Ten News
6:00 The Simpsons "Homer at the Bat"
6:30 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch
7:00 Oliver’s Twist
7:30 The Simpsons "The Sweetest Apu"
8:00 Futurama
8:30 Movie "Go"
10:35 Ten News
11:05 Sports Tonight
11:35 The Big Night In with John Foreman "Episode #1.5"
12:35 Robbie Williams: The Road to Intensive Care
1:35 Video Hits Up-Late
2:00 Home Shopping
4:00 Doc
5:00 This is Your Day with Benny Hinn
5:30 Christian City TV
28 SBS
6:00 Cantonese News
6:20 Mandarin News
6:50 Weatherwatch and Music
7:25 Italian News
8:00 Das Journal
8:30 Spanish News
9:20 Le Journal
9:55 Russian News
10:30 Greek News
11:30 Arabic News
12:05 Indonesian News
12:30 Nightly Business Report
1:00 Vespasian: The Man Who Saved Rome
2:30 Love Bites
3:00 A Fork in Asia
3:30 The Movie Show
4:00 Toyota World Sport (repeat)
4:30 The Journal
5:00 Newshour with Jim Lehrer
6:00 Global Village "Moulay Ismail’s Royal Stables"
6:30 SBS World News Australia
7:00 Toyota World Sport
7:30 Tribe “Kombai” (documentary series that follows the travels of British expedition leader Bruce Parry; UK, part 3 of 6)
8:30 Unit One (Denmark; English subtitles)
9:35 SBS World News Australia
10:00 Russian Dolls: Sex Trade (Belgium; English subtitles; part 5 of 10)
10:50 Movie “666: In Bed with the Devil” (2002, Germany; English subtitles)
12:15 Movie “Our Tropical Island” (1999, Italy; English subtitles)
1:50 close
5:00 Weatherwatch and Music
5:25 Japanese News
I don’t understand why 7 and 9 introduced afternoon news bulletins. Was that necessary?