Maybe Nine have decided to save the show for the second half of the year?
Are Nine Ever gonna air the Remaining Three Episodes of 2 Broke Girls’ Fourth Season and they should sell the Rights to the Fifth Season to Foxtel???
Nine have lost the rights to those episodes now. They expired. They do have the new season though
Change to schedule on Sunday with Prince, The Legend, The Mystery in at 9.30 PM
20/20 will report on the incredible life and untimely death of music legend Prince. The hour will be hosted by Elizabeth Vargas and will feature reporting from Vargas, Dan Harris from Prince’s home and Chris Connelly in Los Angeles.
and at 10.30 PM Events That Changed the Eighties
If you remember the 1980’s then you’ll remember a decade that both shook and shocked the world. Take a challenging and stimulating look at one of history’s most enigmatic periods, shining a light on the people and events that shaped the decade
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INSIDE THE SIEGE: THE LINDT TAPES
In a Nine News special, Karl Stefanovic will present Inside The Siege: The Lindt Tapes on Wednesday, May 4, at 7.30pm on Channel Nine.
Sixteen months ago Man Monis, murder suspect, religious crackpot and sex offender, took 18 people hostage at Sydney’s Lindt Café.
The nation was transfixed as the siege unfolded in the heart of Australia’s biggest city.
But the full story of what happened is only now emerging as an exhaustive inquest continues.
The evidence is confronting and revealing. It includes unseen security vision, secret police recordings and details of the desperate negotiations.
Now, for the first time, Channel Nine is able to take you inside the Lindt Café, using this remarkable new material to finally complete the dreadful picture of that terrifying 17-hour siege.
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Prince: The Legend, The Mystery on Sunday 1 May at 9.30pm
Nine Network Entertainment Editor, Richard Wilkins, will present a one-hour news special paying tribute to the amazing life and untimely death of music legend, Prince. As details continue to emerge about his death, and fans around the world grieve the loss of their music idol, Wilkins takes us back to celebrate the man, his influence and his songs.
Also featured in this special television tribute will be Wilkins’ exclusive interview with Prince when he toured Australia in 2003. Renowned for doing very few interviews during his career, Prince opened up to Wilkins – showing his true personality, one that was sharply at odds with his enigmatic public persona.
This special was originally described as sourced from 20/20.
Adele: Live in New York City on Monday 2 May at 9.00pm
Multiple Grammy Award-winning singer Adele performs a special one-night only concert in New York at the famous Radio City Music Hall. This extraordinary performance marked her first concert in the USA since 2011.
The special showcases a range of Adele’s biggest hits – including many from her long-awaited and highly anticipated album, 25, which famously became the biggest selling album of 2015.
My recording from 9NBN had Secrets Of The Pickpockets (for 1hr) between Thursday Night NRL and AFL Footy Show. I assume 9NBN is following the Sydney schedule.
AFL Footy Show back where it belongs. 
### Week commencing 8 May 2016
Sunday 8 May
07:00 PM 58th Annual TV Week Logie Awards Red Carpet
07:30 PM 58th Annual TV Week Logie Awards
11:00 Kings of Comedy
Monday 9 May
07:30 PM The Voice
09:00 PM Soundbreaking
An eight-part series produced in association with late Beatles producer George Martin that salutes the art of recording music.
Sydney and Brisbane
10:10 PM Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners
11:10 PM I am Innocent
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
10:10 PM Footy Classified
11:10 PM I am Innocent
Tuesday 10 May
07:30 PM The Voice
09:00 PM Lip Synch Battle x 2
10:00 PM Beauty And The Beach
11:10 PM Embarassing Bodies
Wednesday 11 May
07:30 PM The Big Bang Theory x 2
Sydney and Brisbane
08:30 PM The Footy Show
11:00 PM World’s Funniest Videos x 2
Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth
08:30 PM The Secret Life of the Zoo
09:30 PM Tyke: Elephant Outlaw
10:30 PM Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners
11:30 PM The Footy Show NRL
Thursday 12 May
Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 PM NRL
10:10 PM Secrets Of The Pickpockets
11:10 PM The Footy Show AFL
Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth
07:30 PM RBT
08:30 PM The Footy Show
10:30 PM World’s Funniest Videos x 2
Friday 13 May
Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 PM NRL
10:10 PM Murder at 1600
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
07:30 PM Postcards
08:30 PM Marley and Me
10:50 PM Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood
Saturday 14 May
07:00 PM The Voice x 2
10:00 OM Burlesque
Note: Also See NRL on Nine for details of NRL coverage.
Soundbreaking is a good get for Nine and could do well against moderate opposition on other networks in the same timeslot. Given the documentary aired on public channel PBS in the US I think it would have suited for SBS here.
The problem (still) for Nine, is the season length of The Voice.
With the current TV landscape, if Nine want to be super competitive with & try to beat Seven in year to date ratings, how can they with their highest-rating series The Voice, only having around 18 eps???
If The Voice aired every Wednesday and Thursday (when there is no NRL), the show should be finished up within a few weeks or so 
Which is just giving Ten bigger advantages with the 8th season of MasterChef (given House Rules’ poor ratings).
How hard is it for Nine to have talks with Endemol Shine Australia, to make double the amount of eps or something at least!?
Thoughts?
There is such a thing as too much of a good thing. Why would you want it to be a bloated mess like Masterchef and MKR? 
The Voice is already too long in my opinion. 
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Yeh i agree the last thing we need is a dragged out voice. They already drag the blind auditions out for too long.
SOUNDBREAKING: THE ULTIMATE SERIES ON MUSIC
Monday 9 May at 9.00pm
Music lovers will be treated to a truly unique documentary series when the Nine Network presents SOUNDBREAKING, from Monday, May 9, at 9.00pm.
Made in association with the late “fifth Beatle”, producer George Martin, SOUNDBREAKING is an eight-part music odyssey that features appearances and interviews with more than 150 of the world’s most celebrated recording artists – including original interviews with Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Roger Daltrey, Dave Grohl, Roger Waters, Tom Petty and Elton John, as well as internationally renowned producers and music industry pioneers.
Music has been a constant in human history, an intermingling of voice and instrument that for all its variation and increasing sophistication has endured in more or less the same form for centuries. Then came recording – and music was forever transformed. SOUNDBREAKING traces this ongoing sonic revolution and explores the nexus of cutting-edge technology and human artistry that has created the soundtrack of our lives.
SOUNDBREAKING charts a century’s worth of innovation and experimentation, and offers a behind-the-scenes look at the birth of brand new sounds.
From The Beatles’ groundbreaking use of multi-track technology to the synthesised stylings of Stevie Wonder, from disco-era drum machines to the modern art of sampling, the series highlights the dynamic tension between the artificial and the natural, between the man-made and the God-given. It explores the way this tension has continuously redefined not only what we listen to and how, but our very sense of what music is and can be.
In the end, SOUNDBREAKING makes us hear the songs we love in a whole new way and illuminates the sonic alchemy by which the music we listen to becomes a fundamental part of who we are.
Artists featured include: Adele, Christina Aguilera, Afrika Bambaataa, The Beach Boys, The Beastie Boys, The Beatles, The Bee Gees, Jeff Beck, Beck, Beyoncé, The Black Keys, Blondie, James Brown, Johnny Cash, Neneh Cherry, Cher, Chick, Cream, Roger Daltrey, Miles Davis, Devo, Dr Dre, Sheila E, Brian Eno, Paul Epworth, The Eurythmics, Fleetwood Mac, Marvin Gaye, Nigel Godrich, The Grateful Dead, Ben Harper, Jimi Hendrix, Bon Iver, Michael Jackson, Elton John, Quincy Jones, Little Richard, Madonna, George Martin, Paul McCartney, Joni Mitchell, Giorgio Moroder, Tom Petty, Pink Floyd, Public Enemy, Bonnie Raitt, Radiohead, Smokey Robinson, Nile Rodgers, Mark Ronson, The Rolling Stones, Rick Rubin, Run D.M.C., RZA, Carlos Santana, Frank Sinatra, Sly and the Family Stone, Phil Spector, Donna Summer, Ringo Starr, U2, Suzanne Vega, Don Was, Kanye West, Amy Winehouse, The Who, Stevie Wonder, Wu Tang Clan.
AGT failed. Now 9 is advertising Britain’s Got Talent. Is their cupboard that bare???
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It would seem so - the (currently embargoed) schedule for 2 weeks time is very “sparse”. Couldn’t believe that BGT was in it.
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Do they still have the rights to Person of Interest, as a legacy of the WB contract? It should fill some late night timeslot.
Sounds riveting for 9pm Monday. Not.
They are devoting a lot of time to promoting this shit. Clearly they have nothing else aside from the voice.
Nine had nothing for the 7.30pm timeslot so it had to show Britain’s Got Talent especially with The Voice reducing the number of episodes per week progressively.
How could they even think BGT is going to do well on Nine when AGT was such a flop?