Nine Network - Programs and Schedules

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Week commencing 21 January 2018

Sunday 21 January
06:30 pm :cricket: One Day Series - Australia v England
09:30 / 10:00 / 10:30 pm 60 Minutes
10:30 / 11:00 / 11:30 pm House

Perth
07:05 pm Nine News Sunday
07:45 pm 60 Minutes
08:45 pm TBA
10:45 pm House
11:45 pm The Mysteries Of Laura

Monday 22 January
07:30 pm RBT
08:30 pm Jack Reacher (2012)
11:05 pm CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

Tuesday 23 January
07:30 pm The Big Bang Theory S10 Ep24 + Rpt
08:30 pm We’re The Millers (2013)
10:30 pm The Big Bang Theory x 2 Rpt
11:30 pm Cold Case

Wednesday 24 January
07:30 pm The Truth About Fertility
08:40 pm Four Weddings & A Funeral (1994)
11:05 pm Mom
11:30 pm Movie Juice

Thursday 25 January
07:30 pm Great Getaways
08:30 pm 20 To One
09:30 pm Better Late Than Never Rpt
10:30 pm Flash Families
11:30 pm A.D. Kingdom And Empire Ep 8

Friday 26 January
Sydney, Melboure, Adelaide
06:30 pm :cricket: One Day Series - Australia v England
10:00 / 10:30 pm Fun With Dick And Jane (2005)

Brisbane
05:00 pm Nine News
05:30 pm One Day Series - Australia v England
09:30 pm Fun With Dick And Jane (2005)

Perth
07:05 pm Nine News Sunday
07:45 pm TBA
08:45 pm TBA
10:35 pm Fun With Dick And Jane (2005)

Saturday 27 January
07:00 pm Grease (1978)
09:15 pm Saturday Night Fever (1977)
11:45 pm American Gigolo (1980)

:cricket: For details of cricket coverage, check local guides and Nine Cricket Coverage

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Week commencing 28 January 2018

Sunday 28 January
06:30 pm :cricket: One Day Series - Australia v England

Syndey, Melbourne
10:30 pm 60 Minutes
11:30 pm House

Brisbane
09:30 pm 60 Minutes
10:30 pm TBA
11:30 pm House

Adelaide
10:00 pm 60 Minutes
11:00 pm House

Perth
07:05 pm Nine News Sunday
07:45 pm 60 Minutes
08:45 pm TBA
11:30 pm House

Monday 29 January
07:30 pm Married At First Sight New Season
09:10 pm Travel Guides New Season
10:10 pm Better Late Than Never New Season
11:10 pm CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

Tuesday 30 January
07:30 pm Married At First Sight
09:15 pm One Night With My Ex New Season
10:15 pm Beauty And The Beach New Season
11:25 pm Cold Case

Wednesday 31 January
07:30 pm Married At First Sight
09:10 pm Sisters (2015)
11:30 pm Movie Juice

Thursday 1 February
07:30 pm Married At First Sight
09:00 pm Bride Wars (2009)
10:50 pm Mom
11:20 pm A.D. Kingdom And Empire Ep 9

Friday 2 February
07:30 pm Vet On The Hill
08:30 pm Miss Congeniality (2001)
10:45 pm Married At First Sight

Saturday 3 February
Sydney, Melboure, Adelaide
07:00 :cricket: Twenty/20 - Australia V New Zealand
09:50 / 10:20 / 10:50 pm TBA

Perth
05:45 pm Nine News Sunday
06:05 pm Twenty/20 - Australia V New Zealand
07:50 pm TBA
09:50 pm TBA

:cricket: For details of cricket coverage, check local guides and Nine Cricket Coverage

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Chick flicks and trashy reality… definitely aiming for a particular demographic there.

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Terrible night to debut Optus Stadium.

But eh, as Cynic reminded me, ODIs have been held on the Australian Open final night before.

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I think Nine is holding back the likes of Underbelly Files: Chopper, The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon to February at the earliest.

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Well, they’re not showing them in January…

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They had to make it as late as possible in case the stadium wasnt ready…

It will be an interesting contest.

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There is no contest.

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Definition of contest an event in which people compete. Think there will be.

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How is 2m vs 600k (at best) metro ratings, a contest?

Because blind freddie could tell you that’s what it’ll be

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Something tells me Turdall might not be talking about the ratings, rather the game being played at the new Stadium - no?

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If that’s the case @Turdall, I apologise.

But as many will know, I make no apology for having a pet hate for CA scheduling ODI’s during the Australian Open.

Makes it very difficult. BBL is different.

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Exactly.

And why wouldn’t CA schedule against the aus open? They cant just roll over in defeat.

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My pet hate is Tennis Australia scheduling the Australian Open during the ODI portion of the summer. :roll_eyes:

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Fair enough.

But surely a bit tongue in cheek?

I mean it’s the biggest annual international event Australia has, always during the final 2 weeks of January.

A couple of ODI cricket games hardly come close.

Luckily we didn’t do well in the One Dayers, Poms are the best one day team, Smith decision which I saw was so wrong IMO

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LukeTakingThreadsOffTopicAllTheDamnTimeMan

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Yes.

Only since the late 1980s.

I will say, I will be intrigued to see how ratings hold up once Federer, Nadal and Djokovic retire. It’s been a special era and while there’ll always been players that come and go, that trio in particular has really captured the public imagination. 7 will be hoping 2 of those 3 make the decider again this year. Same goes when Serena retires, the women’s game is diabolically bad without her, as seen at this tournament.

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It’s like saying the AFL should stop matches during the commonwealth games. Stupid.

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Tbh all other codes should be banned during my dodgeball season. Has really hurt attendance.

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It’s a good point, especially with Federer it seems.

Look at OzTam (2001-), the Men’s Finals that have got 2m+ have been:

•2001: It didn’t. But Wimbledon got 3m (on Nine)
•2005: 4m (record,won’t be beaten,Hewitt lost😢)
•2006: 2.8m (Federer win)
•2007: 2.4m (Federer win)
•2008: 2.5m (Djokovic win)
•2009: Day 9 > 2.3m (Federer v del Potro) / final > 2.2m (Nadal win)
•2010: 2.4m (Federer win)
•2012: 2.1m (record length 2am, Djokovic win)
•2013: 2.2m (Djokovic win)
•2017: 2.7m (Federer win)

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