Sunday is also the night of Cricket World Cup final. If Australia qualify by beating England in Thursday’s semi-final, I am sure Nine will move the telecast to main channel in a flash. However, this will affect programming for Ninja Warrior and (to a lesser degree) Young Sheldon.
Also, on 18 and 19 July the NRL won’t be shown at all in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, due to Nine’s coverage of women’s Ashes test on 9Gem and Netball World Cup on 9GO!. I hope the NRL matches will be streamed live on 9Now.
Sometimes the schedule changes closer to the time. I’m thinking we will have to wait and see if Nine somehow fits in live NRL in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, particularly if their contract with the NRL requires them to broadcast it live.
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Schedule Update
Monday 15 July
09:15 pm Murder, Lies & Alibis Beauty Queen Killers - Part 1
Tuesday 16 July
09:15 pm Murder, Lies & Alibis Beauty Queen Killers - Part 2
10:30 pm Timeless S1 E11
11:20 pm The Closer
Apollo 11 - A Step That Changed The World out of schedule
(Plus some TBAs filled in above).
why is apollo 11 pulled out??? doesnt nine see the significance in the 50th anniversary of the moon landing
Maybe Nine hasn’t cleared the copyright with NASA in terms of archival footage?
All film and images shot by NASA is copyright free, regardless of its age. It has to be another reason.
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Perhaps Nine will show this on the anniversary of Sunday 21 July - even as a 60 Minutes special.
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MURDER, LIES & ALIBIS THE BEAUTY QUEEN KILLERS
GRIPPING TWO-PART INVESTIGATION INTO THE BRUTAL SLAYING OF BRONWYNE RICHARDSON
SCREENING ACROSS TWO NIGHTS ON MONDAY, JULY 15 and TUESDAY, JULY 16 AT 9.15PM ON NINE
Just weeks after NSW Police posted a reward of $1 million to solve one of Australia’s most disturbing unsolved murders, a ground-breaking episode in the Murders, Lies & Alibis series, ‘The Beauty Queen Killers’ will reveal new evidence and secrets in the murder of teenage beauty queen Bronwyne Richardson, and sensationally features an interview with the main suspect.
In this riveting two-part investigation, a year in the making, reporter and Executive Producer Mark Llewellyn and Australia’s premier forensic criminologist Dr Xanthe Mallett discover new evidence never put before a jury.
The episode comes to an extraordinary climax when a secret witness names the person who they claim allegedly strangled 17-year-old Bronwyne before she was thrown into the Murray River; a man police let slip through their fingers.
The unsolved murder of Bronwyne is one of the greatest mysteries in Australian criminal history, still making headlines more than 40 years after her murder.
“In recent weeks, the previous $200,000 reward has been increased by $800 000, and no wonder, because walking amongst us to this day is the ringleader who led the savage torture and murder of Bronwyne,” says Mark Llewellyn.
“She deserves justice and he deserves jail. This is the $1 million cold case the police are desperate to solve. Our investigation opens up dramatic new leads and delivers answers that will stun many.”
Bronwyne was a title-winning beauty queen in Albury with a jealous ex-boyfriend and an obsessed cousin. She had been stalked and received death threats that left her terrified.
On Friday, October 12, 1973 she was dragged into a car full of men in front of witnesses on one of Albury’s main streets. Less than half an hour later she was dead…raped, strangled and thrown into the Murray River to drown, with her body discovered two days later.
Her post mortem had to be re-done, forensic evidence was lost, and detectives were disciplined for how they handled the original case. Police got nowhere until TV legend Derryn Hinch blew the cold case wide open in 1989 on his current affairs show.
After a Hinch story aired, police in South Australia received two anonymous phone calls running through intimate details of the murder and naming Geoff Brown as the main suspect. It was the biggest lead in the case for more than 15 years, yet when South Australia police passed on the information to their NSW colleagues, nothing was done.
Two men, more than twenty years apart, have been charged with Bronwyne’s murder - but neither has ever faced a trial.
This is a crime series unlike any seen before. It is rare for prime suspects to agree to an interview, and in a series of increasingly tense encounters Mark Llewellyn grills the man police are convinced was at the scene the night Bronwyne was murdered.
Prime suspect Collin Newey has never done an interview before. He has consistently pleaded his innocence. Watching and prompting questions throughout is Dr Mallett; ready to confront him is Derryn Hinch and ready to go is a polygraph machine. Viewers will see the dramatic moment that Derryn Hinch returns to the story he’s followed for over 30 years and challenges Newey to prove his innocence.
You’ll be engrossed as Dr Mallett examines the police failures, discovers bombshell audio recordings never previously heard, and finally finds that answers that detectives missed.Featuring riveting official police interview recordings, a new revelation by a police informant and interviews with Bronwyne’s family, ‘The Beauty Queen Killers’ uncovers the secrets, nails the lies and challenges the alibis that have bamboozled generations of police.
The Beauty Queen Killers have got away with murder for more than four decades but now their identities could finally be revealed.
Schedule Update
Saturday 13 July
07:00 pm Apollo 11 - A Step That Changed The World
Narrated by Peter Overton and using extensive NASA archival footage including rarely seen film and video, we follow the historic first ever moon landing and look back at this monumental achievement.
08:30 pm Movie: Apollo 13 (1995)
10:50 pm Movie: Gravity (2013)
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Just saw a promo for it tonight during State of Origin post-match. A Step That Changed the World is described as a Nine News special but is rated PG.
Former Sale of the Century hosts Nicky Buckley and Murray Bingham are travelling Europe for Getaway.
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According to YourTV online guide on Nine’s website, NRL will be shown live on 9GO! in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth next Thursday and Friday night, but this may change depending on Australia’s progress in the Netball World Cup.
Week commencing 21 July 2019
Sunday 21 July
07:00 pm Australian Ninja Warrior Semi Final 1
08:45 pm 60 Minutes
09:45 pm Apollo 11: A Step That Changed The World Rpt
Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne
10:45 pm TBA
11:15 pm 2019 Netball World Cup Bronze Medal
01:10 am 2019 Netball World Cup Final
Adelaide
10:45 pm 2019 Netball World Cup Bronze Medal
12:40 pm 2019 Netball World Cup Final
Perth
10:45 pm TBA
11:10 pm 2019 Netball World Cup Final
Bronze Medal game on 9Go! at 9:15 pm
Monday 22 July
07:30 pm Australian Ninja Warrior Semi Final 2
09:15 pm Murder, Lies & Alibis The Bank Job
Sydney, Brisbane
10:30 pm 100% Footy
11:30 pm Cold Case Rpt
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
10:30 pm Footy Classified
11:30 pm The Oval Office / Footy SA / Footy WA
Tuesday 23 July
07:30 pm Australian Ninja Warrior Semi Final 3 of 3
09:15 pm Movie: The Hitman’s Bodyguard (2017)
11:30 pm The Closer
Wednesday 24 July
07:30 pm Young Sheldon S2 E21
08:00 pm Young Sheldon Rpt
08:30 pm Movie: Fast & Furious 7 (2015)
11:15 pm The Real Story Of … American Sniper
Thursday 25 July
Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 pm NRL Thursday Night Football Cronulla Sharks v North Queensland Cowboys
09:45 pm Golden Point
10:45 pm Lethal Weapon S2 E12 (Syd) E15 (Bri)
11:40 pm Cold Case Rpt
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
07:30 pm RBT Rewind
08:30 pm Australian Crime Stories Rpt
09:30 pm City Of Evil Rpt
10:30 pm Lethal Weapon S2 E18
11:30 pm Cold Case Rpt
Friday 26 July
Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 pm NRL Friday Night Football South Sydney Rabbitohs v St George Illawarra Dragons
09:45 pm Knock Off
10:45 pm Movie: Rocky Balboa (2006)
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
07:30 pm RBT Rpt
08:30 pm Movie: Ghost (1990)
11:00 pm Timeless Rpt (S1 E02)
11:50 pm Westside Rpt
Saturday 27 July
07:00 pm Movie: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017)
09:30 pm Movie: G.I. Joe: Retaliation (2013)
11:40 pm Movie: Terminus (2015)
Further market variations will be posted later.
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Saturday 20 July
Sea Changing: 60 Years of the Gold Coast
Sea Changing: 60 Years of the Gold Coast. From a string of seaside villages to Australia’s sixth largest city in only 60 years, join Charli Robinson for a nostalgic look at the Gold Coast, its dizzying development and what lies ahead.
2:45pm in Syndey, Melbourne, Perth. In Brisbane/Gold Coast the special will be shown leading into the 5pm news at 4.:30pm
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Schedule Update
Wednesday 24 July
08:30 pm Movie: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017)
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Would’ve made more sense sticking with F&F7 wouldn’t it, as Seven have been running them all (unless they’ve changed it to another earlier or later night)?
Not that networks are kind to each others programming team to please viewers, but it does tend to happen (and I don’t believe in coincidences).
Week commencing 28 July 2019
Sunday 28 July
07:00 pm Australian Ninja Warrior Grand Final Part 1
08:45 pm 60 Minutes
Sydney, Brisbane
09:45 pm Suburban Gangsters Nik Radev and Dino Dibra: Catch and Kill Your Own
10:45 pm Cops UK: Body Cam Squad Rpt
11:40 pm See No Evil
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
09:45 pm Events That Changed The World: A Foreign Affair
10:45 pm Suburban Gangsters Nik Radev and Dino Dibra: Catch and Kill Your Own
11:40 pm See No Evil
Monday 29 July
07:30 pm Australian Ninja Warrior Grand Final Part 2
Sydney, Brisbane
09:15 pm Events That Changed The World: A Foreign Affair
10:15 pm 100% Footy
11:15 pm Cold Case Rpt
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
09:15 pm Footy Classified
10:15 pm The Oval Office / Footy SA / Footy WA
10:45 pm Cops UK: Body Cam Squad
11:45 pm Cold Case Rpt
Tuesday 30 July
07:30 pm Cruises from Hell
08:30 pm Movie: Fast & Furious 7 (2015)
11:10 pm Timeless S1 E12
Wednesday 31 July
07:30 pm Young Sheldon S2 E22 Season Final
08:00 pm Young Sheldon Rpt
08:30 pm Movie: The Fate of the Furious (2017)
11:10 pm The Real Story Of … Donnie Brasco
Thursday 1 August
Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 pm NRL Thursday Night Football Wests Tigers v North Queensland Cowboys
09:45 pm Golden Point
10:45 pm Lethal Weapon S2 E13 (Syd) E16 (Bri)
11:40 pm Cold Case Rpt
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
07:30 pm The Ashes: First Test
Friday 2 August
Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 pm NRL Friday Night Football Brisbane Broncos v Melbourne Storm
09:45 pm Knock Off
10:45 pm Movie: The Jackal (1997)
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
07:30 pm The Ashes: First Test
Saturday 3 August
07:00 pm The Ashes: First Test
Ashes coverage is on 9Gem in NRL markets and starts on 9Gem in Perth at 5.30pm. First Ball: 8:00 pm AEST.
Further market variations will be posted later.
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I guess with high ratings for Ninja Warrior grand final and Ashes cricket expected, Nine can afford to have two “off” nights on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Does anyone know how many episodes there is for Seachange and Doctor Doctor this year?
I’m trying to come up with a mock for the rest of the year.
Thanks!
8 and 10.
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