Where is Family Feud?
It’s owned by Sony, I think you will find.
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In the US they have local programming in certain time slots. Before the metropolitan stations were programmed on a national basis, each capital varied their daytime viewing at certain times. Considering that a timeslot that works in Perth won’t necessarily work in Sydney and vice versa
Dead. It’s a flop and has no place.
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Agree. Unless the sales of the FF Board Game are crazy good, there is no reason to bring it back.
CBS AUSTRALIA
An all Australian Network during primetime and daytime with a major focus on news
Weekend/Weekday Daytime
6:00 The Project Encore
7:00 CBS Morning News
7:30 Studio Ten
12:00 CBS Midday News
1:00 Cooking Shows
2:30 Neighbours Encore
3:00 The Price is Right
3:30 Family Feud
4:00 Neighbours Encore
4:30 Bold and the Beautiful
5:00 CBS Australian News
Weekday Daytime
Sunday Night of dramedy
6:00 CBS Local News
6:30 The Project
7:30 I’m a Celebrity - January-March
Survivor Australia - March-May
The Apprentice Australia - May-June
Masterchef Australia - July-September
Big Brother - October-December
8:30 Female Skewed limited run dramas
9:30 CBS Late News
10:30 CBS World News
11:30 The Project Encore
MONDAY Night of Light Entertainment
6:00 CBS Local News
6:30 The Project
7:30 I’m a Celebrity - January-March
Survivor Australia - March-May
The Apprentice Australia - May-June
Masterchef Australia - July-September
Big Brother - October-December
8:30 Have You Been Paying Attention/Dirty Laundry Live
9:30 CBS Late News
10:30 CBS World News
11:30 The Project Encore
Tuesday Night of Drama
6:00 CBS Local News
6:30 The Project
7:30 7:30 I’m a Celebrity - January-March
Survivor Australia - March-May
The Apprentice Australia - May-June
Masterchef Australia - July-September
Big Brother - October-December
8:30 New police procedural
9:30 CBS Late News
10:30 CBS World News
11:30 The Project
Wednesday Night of News
6:00 CBS Local News
6:30 The Project
7:30 I’m a Celebrity - January-March
The Bachelorette - March-May
The Bachelor in Paradise - May-June
The Bachelor - July-September
Big Brother - October-December
8:30 60 Minutes
9:30 CBS Late News
10:30 CBS World News
11:30 The Project Encore
Thursday Night of Laughs
7:30 I’m a Celebrity - January-March
The Bachelorette - March-May
The Bachelor in Paradise - May-June
The Bachelor - July-September
Big Brother - October-December
8:30 Gogglebox/Gogglebox Kids/CRAM
9:30 CBS Late News
10:30 CBS World News
11:30 The Project Encore
FRIDAY Friday Night In
7:30 The Living Room
8:30 Chat Show
9:30 CBS Late News
10:30 CBS World News
11:30 The Project Encore
SATURDAY Your reason to stay in
6:00 CBS Local News
6:30 The Project
7:30 Shark Tank/Beyond The Tank
8:30 48 Hours Australia Hosted by Waleed Aly
9:30 CBS Late News
10:30 CBS World News
11:30 The Project
Channel 2 CBS: Drama
This channel will have shows straight from the Fox and CBS deals shown within 24 hours of their launch
NCIS franchise, Neighbours, Scorpion, Bull, Macgyver, Blue Bloods, Madam Secretary and any other encores from the main channel related to drama
An example of the schedule:
Wednesday:
5:30 Neighbours
6:00 NCIS Rpt
7:00 NCIS LA Rpt
8:00 NCIS NEW
9:00 Bull NEW
10:00 NCIS: New Orleans NEW
Channel 3 _CBS: Reality
This channel will feature sitcoms, reality encores and sister shows, 48 Hours america, Judge Judy, American chat shows, and movies
An example of the schedule
Monday
5:00 The Talk
6:00 Judge Judy
6:30 Simpsons Rpt
7:00 How I met your mother
7:30 programming
8:30 programming
9:30 american chat show
10:30 american chat show
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48 Hours and Judge Judy on CBS “Laughs”?
Sorry wanted to rename its CBS Reality.
Why wouldn’t you just keep the Australian focussed channel as “TEN”, using the branding that already exists, plus the knowledge of what shows have always been on TEN, etc?
CBS Drama looks pretty well like it’d match normal CBS USA evening blocks?
Oh… yes I like the breakdown between Aussie and US styles.
I agree it should be called ten but i think CBS will call it CBS.
Ten-CBS would be a better name
I think they’ll stick with TEN as they’ve acknowledged the strong brand recognition in what little they’ve said about the takeover.
But I could give CBS10 a go.
Hopefully TEN have a massive rebrand and get the CBS quality and inspired station ID’s, news sets, graphics etc
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We can only dream 
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But ten have 3 channel brands now. It’d be a waste to move to 3 brands CBS, One, and 11… losing the most recognised one.
Which… to bring this back to Mock Schedules, is why I do like the idea of a “CBS” channel following the US network closely. CBS quality, station IDs, news, sets, graphics - as you say.
But with TEN showing our far more Aussie shows … reality shows, Neighbours, studio 10 and The Project. Which is TEN’s current brand recognition plus fills Australian content regulation. “TEN” instead of “CBS Australian”
Make people think we’ve got a brand new high end channel CBS in addition to TEN. If it’s possible.
The question would be where does a 60minutes style show belong, or Eyewitness News (which is what CBS already calls their news in the USA).
Edit: Though I think “CBS Eyewitness News” at 6pm sends a message to viewers that it’s a major player, due to its recognised time slot.
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In the US, CBS News goes up against NBC News and ABC News at 6:30pm, so a 6pm edition is not so far fetched. However, before they take a gamble like that they will need to make inroads on the gap between itself and the number 2 network (in most of Australia, that would be Nine or its regional affiliate).
Also, there is no guarantee that CBS will fill Ten and the secondary channels with just CBS programming, because they will still be looking at what will bring the best return for CBS. Some deals may remain with some shows being packaged for Nine or Seven, because CBS can will the void with Australian content. Ultimately, we may end up with some content in the early hours of the day such as college football on One. Also if you consider, CBS owned one third of 11 and it only had half an hour a day of religion (or home shopping in regional markets), then it is possible they could shift most of the home shopping on the main channel to 11.
But again as I said, it will depend on what will generate the best return for CBS
Daytime TV weekdays could look like this under CBS
Monday to Friday
6:00am TEN/CBS Morning News
6:30am TEN This Morning
8:30am Studio 10
11:30am Inside Edition
12:00pm TEN/CBS News
12:30pm Entertainment Tonight
1:00pm Dr Phil
2:00pm Young And The Restless (or a repeat of a Channel 10 drama)
3:00pm Judge Judy
3:30pm Alive and Cooking
4:00pm Bens Menu (or other cooking show)
4:30pm Bold And The Beautiful
5:00pm Neighbours (repeated on 11 at 6:30pm)
5:30pm Family Feud
6:00pm Ten Eyewitness News
6:30pm State based current affairs (or regionals WIN News)
7:00pm The Project
Then Late night
11:30pm Late News update
11:35pm State based current affairs
12:05am The Project (regionals WIN All Australian News (until 1:05am)
12:35am ET
1:05am Late Show
2:00am Infomercials (WIN 2:00am ET, 2:30am Infomercials)
3:30am CBS This Morning
5:00am Inside Edition
5:30am Bold And The Beautiful
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Not a bad attempt. The only main thing I might change is get rid of State based Current Affairs (it never tends to work well) and go the hour long news. Also, bring YATR nearer to B&B.
I considered that, but thought what could WIN drop for its News in regional markets. Also I considered that maybe it could incorporate less important state based issues. The other option I considered was Neighbours at 6:30pm (aired simultaneously with 11 and repeated on 11 with Bold and The Beautiful 10:00am till 11:00am weekdays.
Also in my thought was, it TEN wanted to go head to head with Seven and Nine, would it maintain a one hour bulletin. I feel that if Ten wanted to maintain the 1 hour edition, it would keep Family Feud at 6pm.
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That’s a Sony show. The Talk is the obvious show to go in that slot. Or something new like DailyMailTV? Anyone seen that?