Mock Schedules

Indeed, and I think if Seven were to go down the path of a national bulletin again, it could go for an hour this time (given that’s the duration of the afternoon news these days), and that it should be anchored by someone like Peter Mitchell, who brings a lot of authority and credibility.

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Unfortunately the only chance of me watching regularly would be it running for 30 minutes like The Latest. Even when The Latest used to regularly run for 40-45 minutes it really was testing my patience as a viewer.

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I’d like it, but it wouldn’t work in the current climate.

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Too expensive for a daytime show. Keep the Afternoon News at 4pm and The Chase Australia at 5pm.

Here’s what I reckon Seven should do for Q1:

Sunday’s
7:00pm 7NEWS Spotlight: Ivan Milat
8:30pm Packed to the Rafters (repeats, starting from Season 1)
9:30pm The Latest: Seven News with Angela Cox

Monday’s
7:00pm Home and Away
7:30pm Holey Moley
9:00pm The Bay
10:00pm The Latest: Seven News with Angela Cox

Tuesday’s
7:00pm Home and Away
7:30pm Holey Moley
9:00pm The Good Doctor
10:00pm The Latest: Seven News with Michael Usher

Wednesday’s
7:00pm Home and Away
7:30pm Holey Moley
9:00pm Ambulance: Code Red
10:00pm The Latest: Seven News with Michael Usher

Thursday’s
7:00pm Home and Away
7:30pm Home and Away
8:00pm 9-1-1
9:00pm TBA, OR The Front Bar (when it returns in mid-March)
10:00pm The Latest: Seven News with Michael Usher

Friday’s
7:00pm Better Homes and Gardens
8:30pm Movie

Saturday
7:00pm Border Patrol
7:30pm Movie

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Solid schedule. I will put The Bay season 2 at 9pm Mondays and Ambulance: Code Red at 9pm Wednesdays.

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Ahh yes, I forgot about those two programs Seven are airing.

Good suggestions, I will add them into my post.

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Haha I love how you are scheduling TBA’s for 7.

I think your schedule might be accurate.

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My Channel 10 schedule. My idea centres around channel 10 poaching the cricket from channel 7. I would also shift my focus on primetime (5:00-10:30) being Australian content.

DECEMBER - FEBRUARY - Channel 10’s Cricket Coverage

FEBRUARY - MARCH - Survivor Australia/The Amazing Race Australia

Sunday
5:00 10 News
6:00 10 News
6:30 The Project
7:30 Survivor Australia
8:30 Rush
Series Return

Weeknights
5:00 10 News
6:00 10 News
6:30 The Project
9:30 Inside Australia
Current Affairs Program
10:00 10 Late News

Monday
7:30 Survivor Australia
8:30 Thank God You’re Here

Tuesday
7:30 Survivor Australia
8:30 48 Hours Australia
9:00 Wanted Australia

Wednesday
7:30 The Amazing Race Australia
8:30 Ambulance Australia

Thursday
7:30 The Amazing Race Australia
8:30 Gogglebox

Friday
7:30 The Living Room
8:30 This Week Live

Saturday
5:00 10 News
6:00 10 News
6:30 The Project
7:30 Graham Norton Live
8:30 Hughsey We Have a Problem

APRIL - MAY - The Masked Singer/The Bachelor

Sunday
7:30 The Masked Singer Australia
8:30 Offspring
Series Return

Monday
7:30 The Masked Singer Australia
8:30 Thank God You’re Here

Tuesday
7:30 The Masked Singer Australia
8:30 48 Hours Australia
9:00 This Is Your Life With Lisa Wilkinson

Wednesday
7:30 The Bachelor
8:30 One Born Every Minute

Thursday
7:30 The Bachelor
8:30 How to Stay Married
9:00 Part Time Private Eyes

JUNE - JULY - MasterChef *Reduced Season

Sunday
7:30 Masterchef
8:30 Five Bedrooms

Monday
7:30 Masterchef
8:30 Have You Been Paying Attention

Tuesday
7:30 Masterchef
8:30 48 Hours
9:00 Taboo

Wednesday
7:30 Masterchef
8:30 Ex on the Beach Australia

Thursday
7:30 Masterchef
8:30 Gogglebox

AUGUST - SEPTEMBER - Making It Australia/Aussie Property Flippers/The Bachelorette

Sunday
7:30 Making It Australia
8:30 Number 96 Remake

Monday
7:30 Making It Australia
8:30 HYBPA

Tuesday
7:30 Aussie Property Flippers
8:30 48 Hours Australia
9:00 Body Hack

Wednesday
7:30 The Bachelorette
8:30 The Dog House Australia

Thursday
7:30 The Bachelorette
8:30 Celebrity Gogglebox

OCTOBER - I’m a Celebrity

Sunday
7:30 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Outta Here
8:30 A Country Practice Remake

Monday
7:30 I’m a Celebrity
8:30 HYBPA

Tuesday
7:30 I’m a Celebrity
8:30 48 Hours Australia
9:00 Kinnie Tonight

Wednesday
7:30 I’m a Celebrity
8:30 Bachelor in Paradise

Thursday
7:30 I’m a Celebrity
8:30 Bachelor in Paradise

NOVEMBER The Circle

Sunday
7:30 The Circle
8:30 A Country Practise

Monday
7:30 The Circle
8:30 HYBPA

Tuesday
7:30 The Circle
8:30 48 Hours
9:00 Kinnie Tonight

Wednesday
7:30 The Circle
8:30 Bachelor in Paradise

Thursday
7:30 The Circle
8:30 Bachelor in Paradise

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As much as I like that schedule…
I can’t see 10 going for the cricket again in future. Celebrity is clearly doing well for them and will stay in the summer slots as long as it is still delivering.

The Circle would be great. I thought for sure an Australian version would have been made by now, with the pandemic it would surely be an easy show to make. The networks usually don’t put much effort in towards November, so that could work in its favour.

Making It will be interesting, I’m not overly confident it will bring the viewers in. The time of year and personalities will be very important for this I feel. Against The Block, I’m not so sure.

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I agree I doubt 10 would go for the cricket again but I think they did a great job of it before and I do think they could make it work on their network.

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10 Schedule with inspiration from some US stations for later in the evening.
all news local

5.00: Bold and the Beautiful
5.30: Temptation
6.00: 10 News at 6
7.00: The Project
7.30: Primetime
9.30: 10 News at 9.30
10.30: The Simpsons ®
11.00: Seinfeld ®
11.30: Late Show with Stephen Colbert

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The schedule is awesome, but why a repeat of The Project? Not worth the slot.

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Ten had been repeating The Project for a while now - sometimes as early as 10.30pm. But it usually airs around the 11.30pm mark. If i was 10, id have The Late Show air before the repeat of The Project.

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Dumb programming. It’s still prime time and I don’t understand why a repeat is needed. They could have it at 12-1am

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I totally agree. Its a dumb decision that i dont get

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It’s cheap?

I agree it’d double Seinfeld or put The Simpsons there, but it’s 10.

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They are wasting their prime time slot. If they want to become the number one network (ever) they need to have a good schedule (with no repeats in prime time) to achieve it. Their network seems to only care about The Project if that’s the case.

End of rant.

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In the wake of Andrew O’Keefe leaving The Chase and a new host joining the program soon, here’s a minor schedule revamp I’d implement:

Weekdays

5:00am Seven Early News
5:30am Sunrise
9:15am The Morning Show
12:00pm Seven Midday News
1:00pm Movie
3:00pm Classic Dramas (Packed to the Rafters, All Saints, Blue Heelers etc.)
4:00pm The Chase UK
5:00pm Seven News at 5 (national bulletin)
5:30pm The Chase Australia (revamped fast-paced, exciting format including only two contestants, more chances to win cash, contestants penalised for incorrect answers)
6:00pm Seven News

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