Seven Network 2022

Discussion of Seven Network programming for 2022.

Seven’s upfront will be held Tuesday 12 October.

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Seven’s upfront presentation will be held today at around 12.30pm AEDT.

Confirmed so far-
Overseas shows:
Around the World in 80 Days
The Ipcress Files
Showtrial

Australian shows:
SAS Australia
The Voice / The Voice: Generations
Big Brother
The Farmer Wants a Wife
Better Homes and Gardens
Home and Away

Sport:
Cricket (conclusion of 2021/22 season including BBL and Women’s Ashes)
Beijing Winter Olympic Games
AFLW
AFL
Horse Racing
Supercars

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https://www.inside7.com.au/upfront/watch/

Using the news set again… boring.

TV Tonight is liveblogging the event

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Well they’re not exactly going to go out of their way to build something for a non-broadcast show, are they?

Nine did and always have.

It’s lazy and uninspiring presentation when you are asking for money from the market.

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The Voice Generations. The Voice to start the year.

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Commonwealth Games announced.

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Why didn’t Seven use the official Birmingham 2022 logo?

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TV Blackbox reports that My Kitchen Rules will return in a state v state format. Airing in the back half of the year. House Rules returns in its new form of Apartment Rules.

Also:

The fun and romance of Farmer Wants A Wife will be ramped up with the addition of “Sam’s Choice”, a special segment featuring acclaimed journalist and presenter Samantha Armytage.

MKR returning. Not a good move imo

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We are all over cooking. It shows 7 don’t know what to do next and they are again aren’t innovating.
Stop investing in old formats and invest in drama!

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Three months ago Angus Ross said MKR wasn’t returning in 2022 and that it was too early. How things can change.

And now a House Rules spin off.

Only 1 Australian “drama” which is an “event” for the so called “number 1” network.

How disappointing and embarrassing they won’t invest in local artists.

Says a lot for their confidence in a local market when you intro x3 international dramas in your upfronts.

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