I thought I had. my bad. but I think you get where I am coming from with the schedule. Yes I did copy from midday
This would be Saturday schedule
5:00am Joseph Prince
5:30am Joel Osteen
6:00am 48 Hour Destination
6:30am Luxury Escapes
7:00am XVenture Family Challenge
7:30am WhichCar
8:00am Studio 10 Saturday
11:00am News Based program
12:00pm Sports Central - a look into the weekends sport, plus live interviews
1:30pm Healthy Homes Australia
2:00pm Buy To Bulid
2:30pm The Home Team
3:00pm Good Chef Bad Chef
3:30pm Fishing Australia
4:00pm Judge Judy
4:30pm A Dogs Tale
5:00pm 10 News First
6:00pm Meet Your Member
6:30pm Saturday Edition - weekly edition of The Projects best bits
7:30pm One Born Every Minute
8:30pm Graham Norton Show - new episodes
9:30pm Ambulance
10:40pm NCIS New Orleans
11:35pm Meet Your Member
12:05am Saturday Edition
1:00am 48 Hours
2:00am-4:00am Infomercials
Meet Your Member - yeah. I think would be a good idea on a Saturday after the 10 News First.
The Saturday Edition of the Project - I think they would be based in Melbourne where they will sum up the Best parts from Mon-Fri.
I was thinking Ten could (if CBS were willing to invest the money) do state based editions across Australia focusing on state political issues (WIN TV could screen something like Bondi Rescue if they didnt film a Tasmanian edition). Possibly even have a section where they have questions from viewers (similar approach to ABCâs Q&A but without studio audience)
Here is how the daytime/early evening schedule is broken down in the US
| Time Range (ET) | Time Slot | Type(s) of daytime programming normally aired |
|---|---|---|
| 6:00am - 9:00am | Early morning | Local and network morning news programs |
| 9:00am - 11:00am | Mid-morning | Game shows, talk shows, court shows, newsmagazines, syndicated programming |
| 11:00am - 12:00 noon | Late-morning | Game shows, talk shows, court shows, newsmagazines, syndicated programming |
| 12:00 noon - 2:00pm | Early afternoon | Local news (in the 12:00 noon hour), soap operas |
| 2:00pm - 4:00pm | Mid-afternoon | Soap operas, talk shows, court shows |
| 4:00pm - 6:00pm | Late-afternoon | Local news (especially in the 5:00 hour), Game shows, talk shows, court shows, newsmagazines, syndicated programming |
| 6:00pm - 7:00pm | Early evening | Local and network news |
| 7:00pm - 8:00pm | Access hour | Game shows, newsmagazines, off-network sitcoms |
A typical Sunday Schedule for Nine Sydney
6AM - Religous Programs
7AM - Weekend Today
10AM - Sports Sunday
11AM - Sunday NRL Footy Show (AFL version on 9GEM)
12:30PM - NSW State Cup
3PM - Sunday NRL Pre Match
4PM - Sunday NRL Live
6PM - News
7PM - The Voice/Ninja warrior/The Block
8:30PM - 60 Minutes
9:30PM - Crime Shows
Nine Melbourne (same as above except)
11AM - Sunday AFL Footy Show (NRL Show on 9GEM)
12:30PM - Repeats of The Voice/Ninja Warrior
4PM - Lifestyle Show
5PM - Nine News First at Five
5:30PM - Destination WA
6PM - News
Not sure if a WA show would do well in Melbourne.
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I doubt it would work. Perhaps Nine could rename that Destination Australia (possibly doing local editions in Vic/Tas, SA and WA)
No I wouldnt screen that post 6am. I would screen something like an encore of 60 Minutes or 20/20 at 6am on Sunday morning and screen the other on Monday morning at 4am
Sevenâs schedule after Easter
Sunday
7:00 House Rules
8:30 Sunday Night
Monday
7:30 House Rules
9:00 The Passage (confirmed)
Tuesday
7:30 House Rules
9:00 The Bay
Wednesday
7:30 House Rules
9:00 9-1-1
Thursday
7:30 Interview
8:30 The Front Bar (Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth), movies (Sydney, Brisbane)
9âs schedule after Easter
SUNDAY
7PM - The Voice
8:30PM - 60 Mins
9:30PM - Crime stories
MONDAY
7:30PM - Talkin Bout Your Generation
8:40PM - 20 to ONE (new episode)
9:40PM - Love Island AU (will have approval of MA15+ in timeslot)
10:40PM - 100% Footy/Footy Classified
TUESDAY
7:30PM - Lego Masters
8:40PM - The Big Bang Theory (new)
9:40PM - Love Island AU
WEDNESDAY
7:30PM - Lego Masters
8:40PM - Britainâs Got Talent
THURSDAY
7:30PM - Thursday Night NRL (northern states)
7:30PM - RBT (Southern States)
8:30PM - AFL Footy Show (southern states)
FRIDAY
7:30PM - Friday Night NRL (northern states)
7:30PM - Bondi Vet (southern states)
8PM - Vet on the Hill (Southern states)
8:30PM - Movie
SATURDAY
7PM - Encores of Voice (1 week only)
8:30PM - Movie
A schedule for 9 for 2020:
End of January- End of March (9 Weeks)
7:30 Slot: MARRIED AT FIRST SIGHT
April - Middle May (6 Weeks)
7:30 Slot: Honeymoon Island
Middle May - Middle June (4 Weeks)
7:30 Slot: Ninja Warrior
Middle June - August (8 Weeks)
7:30 Slot: The Voice/Lego Masters
August - Middle October (13 Weeks)
7:30 Slot: The Block
Middle October - December (6 Weeks)
7:30 Slot: Love Island
Having Ninja Warrior in May? What a dumb decision from Nine in 2020.
Iâd switch with The voice/LEGO masters in May followed by Ninja Warrior. And Tokyo 2020 Olympics will clash with The block is not gonna work.
For 10
Masterchef clashing with Olympics Will be a dumb decision by 10. I would say move start it after Easter.
I do not want bledisloe cup to clash against the Olympics. Last time, the wallabies v all blacks match overlapped with day 15 of rio 2016 and this saw 10 ranked 4th in its 7:30pm timeslot.
The organisers of the Rugby Championship may think otherwise. Also there are many sports that clash with the Olympics e.g. Formula One and US PGA Tour.
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Well its not from Nine it is from me. I put it there simply because I thought Ninja would benefit from a stronger lineup as its lead in. Whereas I think Lego Masters might be able to bolster The Voice. Also I think The Voice will be quite weak (perhaps it shouldnât even be left out and replaced with another format) so why waste a strong audience (Honeymoon Island) for it?
If you add up the weeks you will notice it doesnât equate to the actual amount of ratings weeks so the show will obviously break for that or start after.
I actually do not agree. 10 should not be stopping for the Olympics.
I feel that the final weeks of Masterchef will clash with Olympics as well as the block.
So?
It may and well be a lopsided prime time with 7 network winning over 9 and 10 by a percentage thanks to multi channels
I have to agree, people dont like stop/starts with their viewing. So 10 and 9 should maintain their usual scheduling to a large degree, noting not everyone likes all of the sports involved in the Olympics. Noting reality TV encores, much to my personal dislike, are screened the following day at around 1pm on 10 and 9, which gives viewers another opportunity to watch. Many people have PVRs these days so can catch up on these shows later anyway.
I have to ask those that oppose 10 and 9 continuing their normal schedule during the Olympics, how many of you have 2 weeks off each time the Olympics comes around - i daresay not many
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This is a schedule I think could work on Ten. Possible launch date Summer 2019/20
| Monday to Friday Breakfast/Daytime | Saturday Breakfast/Daytime | Sunday Breakfast/Daytime |
|---|---|---|
| 5:00am Inside Edition (US) | 5:00am Joel Osteen | 5:00am Mass For You At Home |
| 5:30am Entertainment Tonight | 5:30am New Creation Church | 5:30am Hillsongs |
| 6:00am The Talk | 6:00am RPM | 6:00am The Living Room |
| 7:00am Ten Morning News FIRST (state editions) | 7:00am Ten Morning News FIRST (National bulletin) | 7:00am Ten Morning News FIRST (National bulletin) |
| 8:00am Studio 10 | 7:30am Ten Weekly | 7:30am Meet Your Member (rpt) |
| 11:00am Everyday Gourmet | 8:00am Studio 10 Saturday | 8:00am Studio 10 Sunday |
| 11:30am Good Chef Bad Chef | 11:00am Escape With ET | 11:00am Luxury Escapes |
| 12:00pm Dr Phil | 11:30am WhichCar | 11:30am Fishing Australia |
| 1:00pm Afternoon Edition | 12:00pm Sports Lunch | 12:00pm Sports Lunch |
| 2:00pm The Price Is Right (US Edition) | 1:00pm The Living Room | 1:00pm The Cooks Pantry |
| 3:00pm Lets Make A Deal (US Edition) | 2:00pm Healthy Homes Australia | 1:30pm Alive And Cooking |
| 4:00pm Judge Judy | 2:30pm Buy To Build | 2:00pm David Attenborough Documentary |
| 4:30pm Bold And The Beautiful | 3:00pm The Home Team | 3:00pm Escape With ET |
| 3:30pm Whats Up Down Under | 3:30pm WhichCar | |
| Monday to Friday evenings | 4:00pm Fishing Australia | 4:00pm RPM |
| 5:00pm Ten News FIRST (National bulletin) | 4:30pm A Dogs Tail | |
| 6:00pm Ten Daily | ||
| 6:30pm Ten News FIRST (State editions) | Saturday evenings | Sunday evenings |
| 7:00pm The Project | 5:00pm Ten News FIRST (National bulletin) | 5:00pm Ten News FIRST (National bulletin) |
| 7:30pm-11:30pm General Entertainment reality tv, drama etc | 6:00pm Meet Your Member | 6:00pm Meet The Press |
| 6:30pm The Project Weekly | 6:30pm The Sunday Project | |
| Monday to Friday Late Night/Early AM | 7:30pm-11:30pm General Entertainment reality tv, drama etc | 7:30pm-11:30pm General Entertainment reality tv, drama etc |
| 11:30pm Ten Daily | ||
| 12:00am The Project | Saturday Early AM | Sunday Early AM |
| 12:30am CBS This Morning | 11:30pm The Project Weekly (rpt) | 11:30pm Meet The Press (rpt) |
| 2:00am Infomercials | 12:30pm CBS This Morning Saturday | 12:00am The Sunday Project (rpt) |
| 4:00am The Late Show | 2:00am Infomercials | 1:00am CBS Sunday Morning |
| 4:00am Hour Of Power | 2:00am Infomercials | |
| 4:00am Face The Nation (US Edition) |