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Week commencing 4 June 2023
Sunday 4 June
Sydney, Brisbane
03:00 pm NRL Sunday Footy Cowboys v Storm
Network
07:00 pm The Summit S01 E10 Season 1 Final
08:30 pm 60 Minutes
09:30 pm Australian Crime Stories Rpt
10:30 pm Nine News Late
11:00 pm The First 48 S19 E22
11:50 pm Law & Order: Organized Crime Rpt
Monday 5 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm Parental Guidance Season 2 Premiere
09:10 pm Police Rescue Australia S01 E02
Sydney, Brisbane
10:10 pm Nine News Late
10:40 pm 100% Footy
11:40 pm The Equalizer Rpt
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
10:10 pm Footy Classified
11:10 pm Nine News Late
11:40 pm The Equalizer Rpt
Tuesday 6 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm Parental Guidance S02 E02
08:45 pm Million Dollar Murders Rpt
09:45 pm Nine News Late
10:15 pm Chicago Med S06 E12
11:10 pm See No Evil S07 E12
12:00 am Court Cam S02 E02
Wednesday 7 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm Travel Guides S06 E04 Finland
Sydney, Brisbane
08:30 pm Movie: London Has Fallen (2016)
10:30 pm Nine News Late
11:00 pm New Amsterdam S05 E13 Series Final
11:50 pm Council of Dads Rpt
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
08:30 pm Footy Classified
09:30 pm Movie: London Has Fallen (2016)
11:25 pm Nine News Late
11:50 pm Council of Dads Rpt
Thursday 8 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 pm NRL Thursday Night Footy Titans v Tigers
09:45 pm NRL Thursday Night Footy Knock Off
10:30 pm Nine News Late
11:00 pm A+E After Dark Rpt
12:00 am The First 48 Rpt
Melbourne, Adelaide
07:30 pm RBT Rpt
08:30 pm Paramedics Rpt
09:30 pm Casualty 24/7 S03 E11
10:30 pm A+E After Dark S03 E02
11:25 pm Nine News Late
11:50 pm New Amsterdam S05 E13 Series Final
Perth
07:30 pm RBT Rpt
08:30 pm Paramedics Rpt
09:30 pm Casualty 24/7 S03 E11
10:30 pm Nine News Late
11:00 pm A+E After Dark Rpt
11:50 pm New Amsterdam S05 E13 Series Final
Friday 9 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 pm NRL Friday Night Footy Sea Eagles v Dolphins
09:55 pm Golden Point
10:40 pm Movie: No Escape (2015)
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
07:30 pm Country House Hunters Australia S03 E15 Port Macquarie (NSW) - John and Shelly
07:30 pm Country House Hunters Australia S03 E16 Orange (NSW) - Grace and Luke
08:30 pm Movie: Spectre (2015)
11:25 pm Emergency Call Rpt
Saturday 10 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm Movie: Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince (2009)
10:30 pm Movie: Mortal Engines (2019)
Updated 03/06/23
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Odd variation with the Thursday late news between MEL/ADE and PER.
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Yes strang. It’s been that way for about a month.
UNLOCK THE SECRETS KEPT BY THE WORLD’S HIGHEST PEAK
EXPEDITION EVEREST
TUESDAY, MAY 30, AT 8:55PM ON CHANNEL 9 & 9NOW
Mount Everest’s greatest secrets are waiting to be uncovered in an unrivalled adventure when Expedition Everest premieres tomorrow night on Channel 9 and 9Now in an Australian free-to-air-first.
This documentary follows the National Geographic and Rolex Perpetual Planet Expedition as a team of geologists, glacial experts, biologists, geographers and climate scientists conduct the most extensive scientific expedition ever undertaken on the mountain.
Expedition Everest sees the notorious Khumbu Glacier mapped in stunning detail, biologists studying extreme lifeforms, and a team of Sherpas and scientists climbing straight towards the “death zone” to install the highest weather station in the world.
The groundbreaking project illuminates the threats posed by melting glaciers to the nearby Himalayan communities, and offers insights into the motivations of the team willing to risk their lives to study the impact of climate change on one of Earth’s most extreme locations.
Expedition Everest is produced by National Geographic Studios, with Katie Bauer Murdock as director and producer, Christine Weber and Vanessa Serrao as executive producers, and Katherine Chivers as associate producer.
The documentary is narrated by actor Tate Donovan (MacGyver, The Man in the High Castle).
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I’m guessing they want to avoid a clash with the live AFL game on Seven in Mel/Ade, whereas in Perth it isn’t an issue due to the time difference?
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There seems to be a change in Sydney’s schedule (according to online guide and EPG):
7.30pm: Super Rugby Pacific (NSW Waratahs v Moana Pasifika)
9.30pm: Super Rugby Pacific Post-Match
9.45pm: Clash of the Titans
The French Open that was to air on 9GO is now moved back to 9Gem. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix moves to 9GO at 7.30pm.
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What a mess, should’ve just pulled HP weeks ago and made it a 9Go marathon, now weekly or daily changes and stuffing-up guides. None of these are obviously high rating, but it’s not good all the same. Deathly Hallows Part 2 will air at Christmas by the time they get around to it 
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Aussies now out of the French Open singles after Kokkinakis went down in a tense match late last night, however I’m guessing Nine are still contracted to broadcast? They’ll be disappointed, but Wimbledon around the corner, which always better anyway.
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Of course they are contracted to broadcast it, imagine if every country that shows the French Open dropped it as soon as all the players from their country were out. Besides no one these days expects the Aussies to go far in grand slams now that Barty is retired, except for maybe Kyrgios at Wimbledon.
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I think that statement is a bit harsh, like any era, tennis at least here has always had a ‘band wagon’-edge to it, in the sense that whenever an Aussie (high profile or not) gets on a roll, especially week 2, masses start tuning-in.
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Nine really aren’t required to broadcast the full tournament - but they are required to pay for it. So they might as well show it as it will always have some interest no matter who is playing.
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Sponsorship too, some only want to sponsor certain programs (such as sport or some events), Rolex to name one - a major global tennis Grand Slam partner and time keeper. So for the French, Wimbledon and US (unlike the cost for domestic rights for the Aus Open/summer tournaments - although pre-COVID was said to ‘broadly wash its face’), might almost pay its way. And of course the ‘reach’ figures across an event and the eyes that saw an ad or network promo.
Week commencing 11 June 2023
Sunday 11 June
Sydney, Brisbane
03:00 pm NRL Sunday Footy Storm v Sharks
Network
07:00 pm 60 Minutes
08:00 pm Movie: Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)
10:45 pm The Queen + Adam Lambert Story Rpt
Monday 12 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm Parental Guidance S01 E03
09:10 pm Police Rescue Australia S01 E03
Sydney, Brisbane
10:10 pm Nine News Late
10:40 pm 100% Footy
11:40 pm Mr Mayor S01 E10
Melbourne
10:10 pm Footy Classified
11:10 pm Nine News Late
11:40 pm Mr Mayor S01 E10
Adelaide, Perth
10:10 pm Nine News Late
10:40 pm Footy Classified
11:40 pm Mr Mayor S01 E10
Tuesday 13 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm Parental Guidance S02 E04
08:45 pm Million Dollar Murders Rpt
09:45 pm Nine News Late
10:15 pm Chicago Med S06 E13
11:10 pm See No Evil S08 E05
12:00 am Court Cam S02 E03
Wednesday 14 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
07:30 pm Travel Guides S06 E04 Melbourne Season Finale
Sydney, Brisbane
08:30 pm Movie: Vacation (2015)
10:30 pm Nine News Late
11:00 pm The Equalizer Season 3 Premiere
11:50 pm Council of Dads Rpt
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
08:30 pm Footy Classified
09:30 pm Movie: Vacation (2015)
11:25 pm Nine News Late
11:50 pm The Equalizer Season 3 Premiere
Thursday 15 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
Sydney
07:30 pm Space Invaders S03 E08
Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth
07:30 pm RBT Rpt
Network
08:30 pm Paramedics Rpt
09:30 pm Casualty 24/7 S03 E12
10:30 pm Nine News Late
11:00 pm A+E After Dark Rpt
11:50 pm The First 48 Rpt
Friday 16 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 pm NRL Friday Night Footy Cowboys v Panthers
09:55 pm Golden Point
10:40 pm Movie: Lethal Weapon (1987)
Melbourne
07:30 pm The Ashes: First Test
WWOS presents The Ashes, live from Edgbaston, Birmingham. Join our hosts Roz Kelly and Louise Ransome, with experts Aaron Finch, Steve O’Keefe and Mark Taylor for all the action. First Ball: 8:00PM AEST.
08:00 pm The Ashes: First Test
10:40 pm The Ashes: First Test
12:00 am The Ashes: First Test
Adelaide
07:30 pm The Ashes: First Test
10:10 pm The Ashes: First Test
12:00 am The Ashes: First Test
Perth
07:30 pm The Ashes: First Test
08:40 pm The Ashes: First Test
12:00 am The Ashes: First Test
Saturday 17 June
07:00 pm A Current Affair
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane
07:30 pm The Ashes: First Test
08:00 pm The Ashes: First Test
10:40 pm The Ashes: First Test
12:00 am The Ashes: First Test
Adelaide
07:30 pm The Ashes: First Test
10:10 pm The Ashes: First Test
12:00 am The Ashes: First Test
Perth
07:30 pm The Ashes: First Test
08:40 pm The Ashes: First Test
12:00 am The Ashes: First Test
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Unusual Sunday schedule without any reality show. I suppose it extends the number of weeks PG is on air.
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That’s a danger (given most 2023 results) for 8pm Sunday, if only 100-200k metro, will drag down their whole night. But that title choice they probably think it’ll do significantly higher than that, I’d guess they’re hoping 300k+, even though a repeat.
It’ll be interesting to see how this goes up against the AFL, both contest/and one conditions dependant (similarly Seven’s test vs Nine’s NRL this week). I feel Melbourne’s Ashes will do stronger.
Nine getting cold feet on Parental Guidance already?
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I’d say more to do with 7NEWS Spotlight being competitive against 60 Minutes so it’s moving 60 to 7pm to counter 7NEWS spot light.
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Except I think the cricket in on Seven that night. Maybe Nine’s waved the white flag for that night already.
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Looks like a mistake here: Bohemian Rhapsody is over two hours long. Perhaps Australian Crime Story might get “bumped” and the Late News will air whenever the film finishes?
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It’s a mistake - now corrected
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