Good news. Better to keep it short and not overexploit it, so it lasts longer.
Guests for tonightâs season two finale include Poh Ling Yeow, Peter Helliar, Luke McGregor and Susie Youssef.
She was on the show last night.
TEN Renews Hughesy, We Have A Problem And Show Me The Movie!.
Network Ten today announced it has commissioned new seasons of the hit comedy series Hughesy, We Have A Problem and Show Me The Movie!.
Both series have generated strong results for Network Ten since they debuted earlier this year.
Hosted by Dave âHughesyâ Hughes and produced for Network Ten by Screentime, Hughesy, We Have A Problem has been embraced by viewers since it went to air in late January and has increased TENâs audience in its timeslot by 45% in people 25 to 54 and 41% in under 55s.
Each week, Hughesy and a stellar line-up of entertainers such as Peter Helliar Julia Morris, Kate Langbroek, Dave Thornton, Ross Noble, Fiona OâLoughlin, Merrick Watts, Luke McGregor and Judith Lucy have solved the problems of everyday Australians â and invariably Hughesyâs many personal problems.
The launch of Show Me The Movie! in March marked the return of triple TV Week Gold Logie award-winning presenter Rove McManus to TEN.
Each week, Rove, his team captains and a cast of different actors, comedians and visiting international stars did battle in a series of funny, irreverent and always entertaining rounds about the good, the bad and the ugly of the big screen.
A co-production between Ronde Media and Blink TV, Show Me The Movie! was created by Ben Davies and Spicks and Specks creator Paul Clarke.
Network Ten Chief Content Officer, Beverley McGarvey, said: âLast year we made a commitment to significantly increase the amount of original comedy on TEN.
âHughesy, We Have A Problem and Show Me The Movie! were important parts of that strategy and both have attracted new viewers in their timeslots. Iâm very pleased that both have been renewed and will be returning to TEN.
âThe comedy doesnât stop there. We will keep Australia laughing this year with more shows including the brand new season of Have You Been Paying Attention?, Russell Coightâs All Aussie Adventures, more Gogglebox, Street Smart, How To Stay Married and other new programs we will announce soon,â she said.
The number of episodes in, and launch dates of, the new seasons of Hughesy, We Have A Problem and Show Me The Movie! will be announced later this year.
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Not surprised, Ten seems to renew everything that rates low and is cheap to produce. Anything that avoids spending any actual money to fix their under performing schedule.
Including the other networks that must be laughing their asses off at being handed easy ratings victories and eyeballs.
Look forward to the ABC beating you Ten because fourth place is firmly where youâll be.
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Yeah but the ABC receives no money from advertising .
âComing back in 2019â
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For a third series? We havenât even had the second series yet.
we have already. When they decided to air more episodes than they originally slated for. The network counted those extra episodes as a second season.
Really? But it was announced earlier this year that it would be back for another series last this year?
They said it would it be back but they didnât say when. The eps shown earlier this year were filmed in two runs and were described as Season1 and Season2.
That is a pity. Thought we were getting another season before the end of the year.
I think itâs good that itâs taken a break. People were saying it was starting to get a big same same towards the end so having a break and coming back with hopefully some new ideas and angles will do it good.
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That is probably true. I think it was more that it was in my head it was starting soon and having something else to watch rather than the timing. If I hadnât thought it was starting in a few weeks it would be fine.
Its a bit confusing the first lot of episodes are season 1 and 2. They should have just marked them as the first season.
Maybe because they were screened back to back but season 1 was filmed in 2017. When it was a success, Ten commissioned season 2 which was filmed in 2018 and rushed it to air.
Yeah i realise that would just make more season for them to call them the same season, or first half of the season and second half of the season. Am I think only one that thinks that?
It has a lot to do with funding and budgets too.
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