They need a scientifically/forensically calculated cross-section of audience members to get decent insights into what different viewers think. Relying on people we know or internet sites, would not give an accurate reflection of tv viewer needs and wants, or insights IMO
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Channel Nine in August
Sunday
7.00pm The Block
8.30pm 60 Minutes
Monday
7.30pm The Block
8.45pm True Story with Hamish and Andy
Tuesday
7.30pm The Block
8.45pm Bite Club
Wednesday
7.30pm The Block
8.45pm Doctor Doctor
Thursday
7.30pm Thursday Night Football + NRL Footy Show (Sydney and Brisbane), RBT (Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth)
8.30pm AFL Footy Show (Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth)
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Seems logical.
An out of the box idea for Ten/Eleven for next year.
Sunday
Ten
6:00 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Outta Here
7:00 The Project
8:00 Ten News
8:30 Sunday Night Takeaway
9:30 Ten Late News
10:15 Sports Tonight
Eleven
6:00 Regular Programming/Sitcoms etc.
7:30 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Outta Here Encore
8:30 Regular Programming
Weeknights
Ten
6:00 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Outta Here - Monday-Friday (Yes new edition for Friday)
7:00 The Project
8:00 Ten News
9:30 Pointless
10:00 Ten Late News
10:45 Sports Tonight
Eleven
6:00 Malcolm in the Middle
6:30 Neighbours
7:00 Pointless
7:30 I’m a Celebrity Encore
Monday
8:30 Hughesy We Have a Problem/Have You Been Paying Attention
Tuesday
8:30 Shark Tank/Drunk History
Wednesday
8:30 Australian Drama
Thursday
8:30 Gogglebox
Friday
8:30 The Living Room
Saturday
6:00 All Star Family Feud
7:00 The Project
8:00 Ten News
8:30 Rove’s Saturday Night Project
After I’m a Celebrity:
Sunday
6:00 Dancing With The Stars
Monday
6:00 Dancing With The Stars
*To air Twice a week - shortened down version
Tuesday
6:00 Bachelor in Paradise
Wednesday
6:00 Bachelor in Pardise
Thursday
6:00 Bachelor in Paridse
Friday
6:00 Game of Games with Grant Denyer
Saturday
6:00 All Star Family Feud
My schedule for Ten’s pilot week in mid August (pilot shows in red)
Sunday
7.30pm All Aussie Adventures
8.00pm Street Smart
8.30pm Drunk History
9.30pm Sports Tonight
Monday
7.30pm Australian Survivor
8.30pm / 9.00pm Have You Been Paying Attention
9.30pm / 10.00pm Kinne Tonight
Tuesday
7.30pm Australian Survivor
8.30pm / 9.00pm Skit Happens
Wednesday
7.30pm The Bachelor Australia
9.00pm Dave
10.00pm Taboo
Thursday
7.30pm The Bachelor Australia
9.00pm Trial by Kyle
Friday
7.30pm The Living Room
8.30pm Disgrace
Saturday
7.30pm Ambulance UK
8.30pm Bring Back…Saturday Night
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My proposed variations to Ten and its secondary channels with possible WIN regional variations. I know many may criticise it for some of the changes, but I have taken some things into account including the inevitability of infomercials screening during the day on all secondary channels and the need to remain competitive. If Ten can offer alternatives to whats on offer in all sections of the schedule then people may start taking the network serious again. I have just listed some short term options - longer term options may be to introduce and Australian version of Face The Nation and morning news offerings 7 days a week. This is just my starting point
TEN
Sunday
6:00am Mass For You At Home
6:30am Hillsongs
7:00am Video Hits (rpt)
9:00am Studio 10 Sunday
11:00am The Living Room
12:00pm As per Tens current schedule
Weekdays
6:00am CBS Inside Edition
6:00am-7:00am (WIN) WIN All Australian News
6:30am Entertainment Tonight
7:00am Ten News This Morning
8:00am Studio 10
10:30am Ten Morning News
11:00am Pointless (rpt)
11:30am My Market Kitchen
12:00pm Dr Phil
1:00pm Afternoon Edition Jess and Friends
2:00pm Reality TV program
3:00pm Judge Judy*
3:30pm Entertainment Tonight*
4:00pm As per Ten’s current schedule
*If the reality program runs longer than 1 hour these programs may not be shown
Saturday
6:00am Passionate Players (rpt)
7:00am RPM
8:00am Tales By Light
8:30am Australia By Design
9:00am Studio 10 Saturday
11:00am The Cooks Pantry
11:30am The Placemaker
12:00pm Saturday Edition with Jess and Friends
1:00pm 48 Hour Destination
1:30pm Passionate Players
2:30pm Sammy and Bella’s Kitchen Rescue
3:00pm Judge Judy
3:30pm As per Ten’s current schedule
Sunday Overnight
11:15pm The Project
12:15am CBS Sunday Morning
1:30am CBS Face The Nation
2:20am Infomercials
4:20am Sports Tonight (rpt)
5:00am The Talk
Monday To Friday Overnight
11:30pm The Project
11:30pm-12:30am (WIN) WIN All Australian News
12:30am CBS This Morning
2:00am Infomercials
2:00am (WIN) The Project
3:00am (WIN) Infomercials
4:00am The Late Show
5:00am The Talk
Saturday Overnight
11:30pm Video Hits
1:30am CBS This Morning Saturday
3:00am 48 Hours
4:00am 48 Hour Destination
4:30am The Table
4:30am-5:00am (WIN) Infomercial
5:00am Hour Of Power
5:00am (WIN) Leading The Way
5:30am (WIN) Finding Answers
11
Monday to Friday
10:00am Bold and The Beautiful
10:00am (WIN 11) Inside Edition
10:30am Neighbours
10:30am (WIN 11) Entertainment Tonight
11:00am Infomercials
12:00pm As per 11’s current schedule
Saturday and Sunday
11:30am Infomercials
12:00pm As per 11’s current schedule
Monday to Friday Overnight
11:30pm The Late Show
12:30am The Late Late Show
1:30am The Talk
2:30am Judging Amy
3:30am Infomercials
4:30am Religion
5:00am The Late Late Show (rpt)
Sunday Overnight
11:30pm Everybody Loves Raymond
12:30am FamilyTies
1:30am Frasier
2:30am The King Of Queens
3:30am Infomercials
4:30am Everybody Loves Raymond
ONE
Sunday
10:00am Joseph Prince
10:00am-11:00am (WIN) Infomercials
10:30am Joel Osteen
11:00am As per ONE’s current schedule
Monday To Saturday
10:00am Infomercials
11:00am As per One’s current schedule
It’s definitely drastically different, but highly unlikely they’ll ever move stripped reality to 6pm.
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An idea for this time next year for Ten:
Sunday
6:00
6:30 The Project
7:30 Russell Coight Season 4
8:00 Skit Happens
8:30 Sunday Night Takeaway
Monday
7:30 Drunk History
8:30 Have You Been Paying Attention
Tuesday
7:30 Game of Games
8:30 Survivor
Wednesday
7:30 The Bachelor
8:30 Survivor
Thursday
7:30 The Bachelor
8:30 Gogglebox
I have a suggestion for you… why don’t you take over from Beverley??? @turdall I don’t think you could do any worse
Ten really do need to change things up going into the start of 2019. I don’t believe relying on I’m a Celebrity to Start the year is the way to go.
Here is what I would do …
Mornings
Weekdays
6:00 Morning Dose with Jeremy Fernandes (poach him), Jamila Rizvi and Sarah Harris. Fast paced. Social Media driven. Based on US program of the same name.
8:30 Studio 10 with Natasha Belling replacing Sarah Harris.
11:00 Ten Morning News
Weekends
7:00 Sports Today with Matt White (exact replica of current Sports Tonight). 2 hours each morning.
Weeknights
5:00 Ten News at Five – National Edition. High profile anchor.
5:30 Pointless new timeslot
6:00 Ten Evening News – Local Editions
6:30 Inside Edition. New nightly current affairs program. Fronted by Lisa Wilkinson.
Contributors include Waleed Aly, Hamish McDonald, Jeremy Fernandes, Hugh Riminton. Peter Van Onselen. Political editor – David Speers (poach him).
10:00 Up late with Shaun Micallef. Hire the chaser boys, and team behind LLC to produce content. Model of US late shows.
10:30 / 10:45 Ten Late News
Anchor Reality Program
Changing rooms. Loosely based off The Renovators and previous program of the same name.
Sunday
6:30 Panorama. Weekly current affairs program.
7:30 Wanted. Crime investigation program. Re-enactments ala Crime Investigation Australia and Forensic Investigators.
8:30 My Life is Murder. New Australian Drama.
9:30 Killing Eve (BBC America Drama)
Monday
7:00 Changing Rooms
8:00 Drunk History
9:00 Good News Week THEN Have You Been Paying Attention
Tuesday
7:00 Changing Rooms
8:00 Dancing with the Stars
9:30 How to Stay Married
Wednesday
7:00 Changing Rooms
8:00 Dave
9:00 As Yet Untitled Drama about 5 friends buying a house together
Thursday
7:00 Changing Rooms
8:00 Disgrace!
8:30 Taboo
9:00 Gogglebox
Friday
7:00 Changing Rooms – MasterClass
8:00 The Living Room
9:00 The Graham Norton Show
Saturday
6:30 Secret Life of 4 and 5 Year Olds THEN Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader
7:30 Bring Back …. Saturday Night.
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What is changing rooms?
Reality program. Loosely based off the existing Changing Rooms format with a little drama thrown in for good measure ala The Block / House Rules. Elements of The Renovators could also be bought in.
Must say one of the better mock schedules I’ve seen. Well done.
I was thinking that Game of Games might be Ten’s Summer Sunday to Thursday 7:30pm program - airing possibly in 2 hour installments
Perhaps Ten could air a weeknight sports based show at 7pm with a news update at the start (maybe about 5 minutes) and then air your 7pm scheduled shows at 7:30pm
I really like aspects of your schedule and really like the idea of starting programs at 8pm. I do, however, question why you would remove a program like The Project which has a huge online presence and identity for a new show basically doing the same thing? To change that and gain that presence takes years. With that said I really like the sound of Inside Edition and think this would be something perfect for Lisa Wilkinson.
Has Sports Tonight not taught you there is no interest?
Doubt that will happen.
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All I am saying is that you need to deliver something different if you are going to steer away from what is a somewhat successful product such as The Project. I would retain The Project is some form. Yes, something like Inside Edition for Lisa Wilkinson could be something that suits the present, but how would the audience receive such a program given what history has told us. When people say something won’t work, they point to history - such as a half hour news program at 6pm or 6:30pm, whereas it was on Nine and Seven. If we consider what happened to the short-lived Seven News hour in Melbourne in 1987. You need to keep the audience in familiar territory - look at how The Block was at one point starting at 7pm weeknights and now it starts at 7:30pm. People are used to nightly schedules starting at 7:30pm weeknights and 6:30pm on weekends - the only exception to the rule is special events and sporting events
I feel people will be adverse to such a radical move. keep it the same or try something different to what is on offer.
Knowing Ten management, I would not dismiss that as yet - especially with the constant suggestion of a slated Summer program
4pm Cooking Shows
4.30pm Judge Judy
5pm Bold and Beatiful
5.30pm Pointless
6pm Ten News at Six (local)
7pm The Project
7.30pm Reality tentpoles
8.30pm reality cont or dramas and comedy ie HYBPA
9.30pm Ten News at 9.30 (local)
10.30pm Drama repeats
11.30pm The Project replay
12.00am Late Show
Great schedule, except I would have News At Five in addition to News at Six (both half hours) and have The Project at 6:30.
An updated mock WIN schedule.
WIN Daytime:
WIN Evenings:
WIN News extended to 45 minutes including national stories cut from Ten/Sky. The stories should be able to be used across multiple markets to make this more viable. First section of low-rating The Project cut out. It isn’t a strong enough program, in its current form, to be running for 60 minutes in prime-time. Once again, moving the full edition encores of The Project to late nights around 10.30pm on WIN ONE.
No more Pointless at 6pm weeknights on WIN ELEVEN, now simulcasting Ten’s ELEVEN schedule in this timeslot.
Entertainment Tonight moved to WIN ELEVEN, maybe at 3pm after DOOL/Y&TR.