Nine Network - Programs and Schedules

Update

Nine has ditched tonight’s scheduled line-up to encore ep 2 and 3 of The Summit in a bid to resurrect the disappointing ratings.

Saturday 20 May
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm The Summit Rpt
09:15 pm The Summit Rpt
10:30 pm Movie: The Impossible (2012)

Harry Potter pushed to the following weekend.

Saturday 27 May
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm Movie: Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince (2009)
10:30 pm Movie: King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017)

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Yes because people who “missed it” earlier in the week really want to start it at episode two. Morons.

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Episode 1 was parachuted into Wednesday’s schedule at 8.30pm as a last minute change.

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This is going to cost Nine the night and week big time up against Seven’s Dreamtime at the G, let alone anything else and potentially damage the Summit brand and alienate some viewers possibly seeing Sunday’s (against Farmer final part 2 after another big AFL lead-in match as well as MasterChef) drop further, same situation the next night too.

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I know that Harry Potter hasn’t been setting the world on fire in the ratings, but putting in repeats of The Summit at the last minute is also not a good sign.

What’s wrong with airing reality shows on Nine the next day during the day (12/1pm?) and then later in the week at post 9pm to fill in the void? 7.30pm repeats are just lazy.

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HP had been sitting around mid-100k metro (give or take), are Nine confident Summit will do better, significantly, otherwise not sure much point, could do on par or even worse, especially the later episodes, how do they also know some aren’t returning viewers wanting to re-watch, maybe Over 55s too who might not record or have access to 9Now. Like Yellow_Sock says, this is not a good sign at all. Only thing going for them is Farmer is done and dusted after Monday, they’ve got Origin to fall back on over the next month or two and Seven also had a bigger fail with Blow Up and now fillers (we’ll see how they rate against Summit which we’re also waiting to see if holds 400k, increases or drops) and MasterChef isn’t setting world on fire itsself.

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Nine really need to get the show to work. It looks to be an expensive production and who knows what ratings they promised advertisers and sponsors. I wouldn’t be surprised if these encores are being used to make up for the low numbers for their advertisers.

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Yeah, I was actually thinking about this the other day, yes Seven’s Blow Up did worse, but what you could argue is relatively negligible in comparison and surely a cheaper production than what you can clearly see is very expensive in Summit (even if credit for production values), are the shows’ runs similar lengths? Also the latter being in the Sunday timeslot adds to more pressure being Nine too possibly. And IMO still reckon unlike Seven’s, Nine were quietly expecting (hoping?) for big things from this, let alone the marketing that went into it and right down to plugs from Nine News anchor on-air and personalities’ social media, like what Ninja was in at least 2017.

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Each episode of The Summit can be up to 2 hours in length. That three nights a week is a lot more to make up for Nine than Blow Up with one 90 min and one 65 minute each week.

I wonder what Seven are thinking with Million Dollar Island. The parallels are very close.

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In addition to tonight’s episodes of The Summit, Nine is also airing (i assume part 1) of The Summit at 2.30pm (until 4.30pm). My tv guide initially had the show starting at 1pm and finishing at 4.30pm.

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Having seen every episode, you wouldn’t have missed anything if you didn’t watch episode 1. I think a big problem with first episode was that too much of it was bogged down by explanation of how the show worked - it’s why ep 2 and 3 were better.

I wouldn’t be so sure about that, yes you make a fair point, however with a reality show across multiple nights you really need that contestant back-story, development and connection from the get go, especially to follow all the way through and there might be other crucial series plot points (‘confected drama’ as wel) and the like. Knoxy at TVT also made this point on his site Lounge today regarding this, the missed opportunity against the might of Farmer and the landslide (:wink:) of encores/repeats including, including more day time today and tomorrow as another user there and Yellow_Sock mentions above. I’m definitely keen to see what happens now…

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Week commencing 28 May 2023


Sunday 28 May
Sydney, Brisbane
03:00 pm NRL Sunday Footy Knights v Sea Eagles

Network
07:00 pm The Summit S01 E07
08:30 pm 60 Minutes
09:30 pm Nine News Late
10:00 pm Australian Crime Stories Rpt
11:00 pm The First 48 S21 E14
11:50 am Law & Order: Organized Crime Rpt

Monday 29 May
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm The Summit S01 E08
09:00 pm Police Rescue Australia Series Premiere


10:00 pm Nine News Late

Sydney, Brisbane
10:30 pm 100% Footy
11:30 pm The Equalizer Rpt

Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
10:30 pm Footy Classified
11:30 pm The Equalizer Rpt

Tuesday 30 May
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm The Summit S01 E09
08:55 pm Expedition Everest Premiere
09:55 pm Nine News Late
10:25 pm Chicago Med S06 E11
11:20 pm See No Evil S05 E04
12:00 am Court Cam S01 E10

Wednesday 31 May
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane
07:00 pm State Of Origin Game 1 Kick off at 8:10PM AEST.
10:00 pm State Of Origin Post Match
11:00 pm Nine News Late
11:30 pm New Amsterdam S05 E12

Adelaide
07:00 pm State Of Origin Game 1
09:30 pm State Of Origin Post Match
10:30 pm Nine News Late
11:00 pm New Amsterdam S05 E12

Perth
05:00 pm Nine News
05:30 pm State Of Origin Game 1
08:00 pm State Of Origin Post Match
09:00 pm Travel Guides Rpt
10:05 pm Nine News Late
10:30 pm New Amsterdam S05 E12
11:30 pm Council of Dads Rpt

Thursday 1 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair

Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 pm Women’s State Of Origin Game 1 Kick off at 7:45PM AEST.
09:45 pm Women’s State Of Origin Post Match
10:00 pm Nine News Late
10:30 pm A+E After Dark Rpt
11:30 pm The First 48 Rpt

Melbourne, Adelaide
07:30 pm RBT Rpt
08:30 pm Paramedics Rpt
09:30 pm Casualty 24/7
10:30 pm A+E After Dark Rpt
11:25 pm Nine News Late
11:50 pm The First 48 Rpt

Perth
07:30 pm RBT Rpt
08:30 pm Paramedics Rpt
09:30 pm Casualty 24/7
10:30 pm Nine News Late
11:00 pm A+E After Dark Rpt
11:50 pm The First 48 Rpt

Friday 2 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair

Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 pm NRL Friday Night Footy Tigers v Raiders
09:55 pm Golden Point
10:40 pm Movie: The Foreigner (2017)

Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
07:30 pm Country House Hunters Australia S03 E13 E14
08:30 pm Movie: Skyfall (2012)
11:25 pm Emergency Call Rpt

Saturday 3 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm Movie: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
10:35 pm Movie: Clash Of The Titans (2010)

Updated 31/05/23

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Expedition Everest

Tuesday 30 May 8:40 PM

In a groundbreaking expedition on Mount Everest, dozens of scientists converge to investigate what secrets the world’s highest peak has to tell us about our changing climate.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13009970/

This morning, I spoke to Channel Nine Perth on the phone about the State of Origin Schedules. I asked them about the State of Origin schedules. However, a staff member told me that I have to call them tomorrow. The State of Origin will be played on the 31 May at Adelaide Oval. However, this will clash with the French Open. Channel Nine Perth is a joke.

How are they a joke?

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Your call - outside business hours and on a Sunday - probably was directed somewhere where they wouldn’t have the slightest clue what the schedule is like in 10 days time.

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apparently the programming department take weekends off, who knew?

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Outrageous!

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The Perth schedule has been posted now. Note The SOO commences at 5pm on 9Gem before moving to the main channel after 30 minutes.

In Adelaide SOO also starts on 9Gem at 6:30pm before main channel coverage.

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