Couple of promos for Untold Australia
21 August
28 August
Week commencing 1 September 2019
Sunday 1 September
19:30 Who Do You Think You Are? Patti Newton Rpt
20:35 Ghosthunter (2018)
22:25 The Crusades Rpt
23:25 Spiral x 4 Rpt
Monday 2 September
19:35 The Crown: Queen In Waiting Rpt
20:30 The World’s Most Extraordinary People Rpt
21:40 24 Hours In Emergency
22:35 SBS World News Late
23:05 World Game 2019
23:35 8 Days S1 E07
Tuesday 3 September
19:30 Britain’s Most Historic Towns Season 2 Premiere
20:30 Insight
21:30 Dateline
22:00 8 Out Of 10 Cats S21 E06
23:00 SBS World News Late
23:30 Pagan Peak S1 E06
00:30 Grand Tours Of Scotland’s Lochs
01:00 - 06:00 LIVE Tennis U S Open 2019 Quarter Finals
Wednesday 4 September
09:00 - 14:00 LIVE Tennis U S Open 2019 Quarter Finals
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19:35 Tony Robinson’s Coast To Coast S2 E03
20:30 24 Hours In Emergency
21:30 Knightfall x 2 Season 2 Final
22:25 SBS World News Late
23:50 Vikings Rpt
00:30 Destination Flavour China x 2 Rpt
01:00 - 06:00 LIVE Tennis U S Open 2019 Quarter Finals
Thursday 5 September
09:00 - 14:00 LIVE Tennis U S Open 2019 Quarter Finals
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19:30 Going Places With Ernie Dingo Strahan
20:00 Gourmet Farmer
20:35 Riviera S2 E03 and E04
22:30 Bosch Season 5 Premiere
23:25 SBS World News Late
23:55 Outlander x 2 Rpt
Friday 6 September
09:00 - 14:00 LIVE Tennis U S Open Women’s Semi Final
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19:30 Ancient Invisible Cities Istanbul
20:30 The September Issue (2009)
22:15 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown
23:10 SBS World News Late
23:30 The Feed: Stolen Wages
Saturday 7 September
06:00 - 14:00 LIVE Tennis U S Open Men’s Semi Final
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19:30 Inside North Korea’s Dynasty
20:30 Movie: Black Swan
22:35 Movie: Mother!
I think that should be US Open semi finals on the Friday and Saturday.
Week commencing 8 September 2019
Sunday 8 September
19:30 9/11: 102 Minutes That Changed America
21:45 To Catch A Serial Killer
22:40 Spiral x 2 Rpt
Monday 9 September
6:00 AM AEST Tennis U S Open 2019 Final Men’s Singles
19:35 The Crown: The Coronation
20:30 24 Hours In Emergency
21:25 24 Hours In Emergency
22:20 SBS World News Late
22:50 World Game 2019, The
23:20 8 Days S1 E08
Tuesday 10 September
19:30 Britain’s Most Historic Towns
20:30 Insight
21:30 Dateline
22:00 8 Out Of 10 Cats S21 E07
22:55 SBS World News Late
23:30 Pagan Peak S1 E07
Wednesday 11 September
19:30 9/11: Escape From The Towers
21:05 The Looming Tower Series Premiere
22:05 SBS World News Late
22:40 A Serious Game
Thursday 12 September
19:30 Going Places With Ernie Dingo Port Lincoln
20:00 Gourmet Farmer
20:30 Riviera S2 E05 and E06
22:25 SBS World News Late
22:55 Bosch Rpt
Outlander Rpt
Friday 13 September
19:30 Italy’s Invisible Cities Naples
20:35 Targeting Bin Laden
22:15 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown
23:10 The Feed: Shadow Workers
Saturday 14 September
19:30 Inside North Korea’s Dynasty Series Final
20:30 Movie: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
22:55 Movie: Big Game
Targeting Bin Laden
Friday 13 September at 8:35pm
Featuring an exclusive interview with former President Barack Obama, this thrilling drama documentary reveals the detail behind the US mission that successfully found and killed Osama Bin Laden in May 2011.
Obama and key players in the US Government including America’s National Security Advisor and the White House Chief Counter Terrorism Advisor discuss the mission in vivid detail, revealing what really happened along the corridors of power in the nerve wracking days and hours leading up to the event. Rigorously researched and based on high level CIA and White House background briefings, Targeting Bin Laden travels from the US Navy SEALS landing in Bin Laden’s home town of Abbottabad, Pakistan to the meeting rooms in Washington and the army bases in Afghanistan, offering the most complete picture of this top secret mission currently available.
Backtrack Boys
Sunday 15 September at 8:35pm
A group of troubled boys are on a perilous course towards jail, until they meet up with the rough talking, free-wheeling jackaroo, Bernie Shakeshaft, and hit the road with his legendary dog jumping team.
This observational documentary, filmed over two years, follows boys in a youth program that Bernie runs from a shed on the outskirts of Armidale, a rural town in Australia. On the road, the boys find their voice, make great friendships, and the dogs become national champions. But as the boys sleep under the stars at night, the trauma is never too far away.
With their survival and futures at stake, they must constantly step up, push themselves, and support each other - and some days can be hard. This inspiring coming of age story reveals the challenges and triumphs these boys face as they try to find their place in the world, and the dogs that help tame their wild ways.
Whiskey Cavalier
From Wednesday 18 September at 10:25pm
FBI agent Will Chase (Scott Foley) and CIA operative Francesca ‘Frankie’ Trowbridge (Lauren Cohan) share custody of an inter agency team of international superspies
Whether it’s defusing a suitcase nuke on the subway, flipping a foreign agent or recovering priceless artefacts, this one of a kind team provides a mashup of visceral espionage action, romance, comedy and intrigue in a globe trotting one hour action dramedy with international flair.
The Twinning Reaction
Friday 20 September at 8:40pm
The Twinning Reaction gives voice to the unwitting subjects of an infamous American scientific experiment the 1960s Neubauer Bernard study of separated twins.
Told from the perspective of the identical twins and triplets who were secretly split up in infancy and studied by psychoanalysis for decades, the documentary examines the traumatic, long term effects of the separations and continuing deception on the twins and their adoptive families. The film tracks one set of twins as they obtain their own twin study data, which facilitates important revelations and new discoveries.
Whiskey Cavalier was produced by Warner Bros and lasted one season on ABC in the US earlier this year. I think this is the first WB series to debut on SBS.
Week commencing 15 September 2019
Sunday 15 September
19:30 Great Indian Railway Journeys
20:35 Backtrack Boys
22:30 Japan’s Secret Shame
23:30 Spiral x 2
Monday 16 September
19:35 The Crown: Modernising The Monarchy
20:30 24 Hours In Emergency
21:25 Let’s Talk About Sex
22:25 SBS World News Late
22:55 World Game 2019
23:25 The Pier Series Premiere
Tuesday 17 September
19:30 Britain’s Most Historic Towns
20:30 Insight
21:30 Dateline
22:00 8 Out Of 10 Cats S21 E08 Series Final
22:50 SBS World News Late
23:25 Pagan Peak S1 E08 Series Final
Wednesday 18 September
19:35 Tony Robinson’s Coast To Coast
20:30 The Looming Tower S1 E02 and E03
22:25 Whiskey Cavalier Series Premiere
23:25 SBS World News Late
23:55 Movie: Pop Aye
Thursday 19 September
19:35 Going Places With Ernie Dingo Bruny Island
20:05 Gourmet Farmer
20:35 Riviera S2 E07 and E08
22:20 SBS World News Late
22:50 Bosch Rpt
23:45 Outlander x 2 Rpt
Friday 20 September
19:30 Italy’s Invisible Cities Venice
20:40 The Twinning Reaction
21:45 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown
22:35 SBS World News Late
23:05 The Feed: Modelling Trap
Saturday 21 September
19:35 Hitler’s Secrets
20:30 Movie: Wild
22:40 Movie: Anchor And Hope
The Name of the Rose
From Thursday 3 October at 8:35pm
Based on Umberto Eco’s 1980 novel, which has sold more than 50 million copies to date, The Name of the Rose is set in Italy in 1327 and follows the Franciscan monk William of Baskerville (John Turturro) and his novice Adso von Melk (Damian Hardung) as they arrive at a secluded monastery in the Alps.
There they become witnesses to a series of mysterious murders. While Baskerville and Melk investigate and search for the killer, they are hunted themselves by the merciless inquisitor Bernard Gui ( Rupert Everett ), who prosecutes those who criticize the pope. The story takes place over a single week during the winter of 1327: seven days and seven nights filled with killings, ghosts, blood, and deep mysteries.
Due to Riviera’s poor ratings, it was pushed back to 9.30pm last night, followed by SBS World News at 11.25pm. A repeat of Secrets of Harrods Department Store was shown at 8.30pm.
Week commencing 22 September 2019
Sunday 22 September
19:30 Great Indian Railway Journeys
20:30 Pompeii: Life Before Death
22:20 How To Die A Better Death
23:25 Berlin Station x 4
Monday 23 September
19:35 The Crown: Under Attack
20:30 24 Hours In Emergency
21:25 Let’s Talk About Sex
22:15 SBS World News Late
22:45 World Game 2019
23:20 The Pier
Tuesday 24 September
19:35 Britain’s Most Historic Towns
20:30 Insight
21:30 Dateline
22:00 The Modelling Trap
22:30 SBS World News Late
23:00 Gigantes Series Premiere
Wednesday 25 September
19:35 Tony Robinson: Britain’s Ancient Tracks
20:30 The Looming Tower S1 E04 and E05
22:25 SBS World News Late
22:55 Whiskey Cavalier E02
23:50 Movie: Transit
Thursday 26 September
19:30 Going Places With Ernie Dingo Ceduna Season Final
20:05 Gourmet Farmer
20:35 Inside Kensington Palace
21:30 Riviera S2 E09 and E10
23:20 SBS World News Late
23:50 Bosch
Friday 27 September
19:30 Mastermind Australia Season Final
20:30 Queen: Rock The World
21:35 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown
22:35 SBS World News Late
23:05 The Feed: Fighting China
Saturday 28 September
19:30 Hitler’s Secrets
20:30 Movie: Jasper Jones
22:25 Movie: The Shepherd
Ainsley’s Australian Market Menu
From Thursday 10 October at 7.30pm
Ainsley’s Market Menu sees Ainsley Harriott traversing Australia on a fun-filled food adventure through some of Australia’s most diverse and colourful produce markets.
Armed only with a few pots and pans and a hunger for the best fresh produce, Ainsley has only a few hours to explore the market, find his ingredients and conceive some quick and tasty dishes to win over the crowds.
At each market, Ainsley has booked a stall in a prime position. Arriving at dawn with little more than some cooking equipment, Ainsley sets about creating his unique market menu by the time the locals are ready for lunch!
With little time to waste Ainsley sets out to explore the market, meet the producers and seek out the produce, all the while hatching a plan for his market menu.
Drawing inspiration from the location, its people and its produce, Ainsley will aim to push the boundaries of the local culture with his innovative food creations.
Once he’s scoured the market for the produce, it’s back to his stall where, with curious onlookers standing by, he goes about creating original, gourmet snacks to dish up to the growing crowds.
Let’s Talk About Sex
Monday 16 September 2019 on SBS and SBS On Demand (new episodes coming weekly)
An eye-opening comedy archive series with parents and their children exploring historical approaches to sex education. From watching how sex educators have handled erections and managed menstruation to how they’ve dealt with the LGBTIQ+ issues and the challenges of masturbation - no subject is off limits.
Featuring contributions from Danny Dyer, Miriam Margolyes OBE, Stephen Mangan, Alastair Campbell, Phil Wang, London Hughes, Kieron Richardson and **Ulrika Jonsson.
Let’s Talk About Sex will also begin airing on SBS weekly on Mondays at 9.30pm from Monday, 16 September.
(As seen on Gogglebox)
How The Victorians Built Britain
From Monday 7 October at 7.35pm (4 Parts)
In this exciting new series, we travel the length and breadth of Britain to find out how the Victorians built Britain.
We uncover the incredible and surprising stories behind iconic landmarks, discover the hidden heroes behind the epic constructions, and find out how the incredible advances made by the Victorians, forged the way we live life today.
Michael Buerk visits vast dams, clambers into sewers, and delves deep under the floorboards of Victorian homes to bring the period to life - proving how they really did build the Britain we live in today.
Week commencing 29 September 2019
Sunday 29 September
19:30 Great Indian Railway Journeys
20:35 Rome: What Lies Beneath
22:20 How ‘Mad’ Are You?
23:20 Berlin Station x 4
Monday 30 September
19:35 How The Victorians Built Britain Series Premiere
20:30 24 Hours In Emergency
21:25 Let’s Talk About Sex
22:20 SBS World News Late
22:50 World Game 2019
23:25 The Pier
Tuesday 1 October
19:30 Britain’s Most Historic Towns
20:30 Insight
21:30 Dateline
22:00 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown
23:00 SBS World News Late
23:30 Gigantes
Wednesday 2 October
19:30 Tony Robinson: Britain’s Ancient Tracks
20:30 24 Hours In Emergency
21:30 The Looming Tower S1 E06
22:25 SBS World News Late
22:55 Whiskey Cavalier S1 E03
23:50 Secret Ingredient
Thursday 3 October
19:30 Great British Railway Journeys
20:00 Gourmet Farmer
20:35 The Name Of The Rose S1 E01 and E02 Series Premiere
22:40 SBS World News Late
23:10 Bosch
Friday 4 October
19:30 Italy’s Invisible Cities
20:40 Secrets of HM Prison: Wormwood Scrubs
21:35 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown
22:30 SBS World News Late
23:00 The Feed: Reality TV Survivors
Saturday 5 October
19:35 Hitler’s Secrets
20:30 Movie: The Death Of Stalin
22:30 Movie: The Other Son
Daylight Saving commences at 2am Sunday morning in some states.
The premiere episode aired as one episode. Last week and this week have double-episode airings. Looks like it will revert back to one episode a week. Bummer.
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6-part BBC/HBO mini-series Years and Years premieres on SBS in early November (November 6 IIRC). It was created and written by Russell T. Davies and stars Emma Thompson, and debuted in UK in May this year. It’s one of few BBC/HBO co-productions not to debut on Foxtel.
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It seems it is because it is distributed by StudioCanal.
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Week commencing 6 October 2019
Sunday 6 October
19:30 Great Indian Railway Journeys
20:40 Joanna Lumley: The Quest For Noah’s Ark
21:55 The Pharaoh In The Suburbs
22:50 How ‘Mad’ Are You?
23:55 Berlin Station x 4
Monday 7 October
19:35 How The Victorians Built Britain
20:30 24 Hours In Emergency
21:25 24 Hours In Police Custody Series 4 Premiere
22:25 SBS World News Late
22:55 World Game 2019
23:25 The Pier
Tuesday 8 October
19:30 Britain’s Most Historic Towns Series Final
20:30 Insight
21:30 Dateline
22:00 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown
22:55 SBS World News Late
23:25 Gigantes
Wednesday 9 October
19:30 Tony Robinson: Britain’s Ancient Tracks
20:30 Struggle Street
21:35 The Looming Tower S1 E07
22:35 SBS World News Late
23:05 Whiskey Cavalier S1 E04
Thursday 10 October
19:30 Ainsley’s Australian Market Menu Series Premiere
20:30 Monty Don’s Paradise Gardens
21:40 The Name Of The Rose S1 E03
22:40 SBS World News Late
23:10 Bosch
Friday 11 October
19:30 Rome’s Invisible City
20:40 Waco: The Longest Siege
21:40 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown
22:40 SBS World News Late
23:05 The Feed
Saturday 12 October
19:35 Hitler’s Secrets
20:30 The Man Who Knew Infinity
22:30 Movie: Spy Gone North
The Nile: Ancient Egypt’s Great River
From Friday 18 October at 7.35pm on SBS (4 Parts)
Bettany Hughes sets sail on an epic journey through the history and highlights of Ancient Egypt. Travelling on her own traditional Dahabiya boat, Bettany will journey almost 1000 miles from Cairo to the Aswan Dam on the mighty River Nile, stopping off at the most iconic and dazzling sites along the way.
From ancient gossip on the sex lives of the rich and famous, to a close up encounter with King Tut’s grandmother, this colourful travelogue interweaves mystery, revelation, stunning visuals, and diverse modern day encounters to create a unique and unforgettable journey through the highlights of Ancient Egyptian history.