Seven Network - Programs and Schedules

And I saw Highway Patrol filming a new season (via Greenstone TV) in my local area, at a freeway service centre a few weeks ago.

All these we’ve seen, are obviously for 2018.

Speaking of which, I really like Border + Force double last night. I know they’re old, but new eps still provide great insight, entertainment and laughs :grinning:

It’ll probably become Highway Patrol + Surveillance Oz (or something else) later this year.

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Did you get picked up?

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Highway Patrol were filming in Geelong about 3 weeks ago.

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I saw The Force filming in Townsville last year.
The police and camera crew turned up next door to the apartment building I lived in at the time.

Was odd seeing the people with cameras and booms running around behind the police.

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7:27PM in Melbourne, Luke is 2 minutes away from home.

Officer Why were you speeding today, sir?
LMM "I wanted to get home in time for Masterchef"
Officer to his crew "book him boys, he’s not watching House Rules, bring him to the torture chamber I mean the network HQ"
Luke is locked up in BCM for the rest of his life. never to be seen again

rip Luke :cry: :disappointed:
[Type F to pay respects]

F.

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###Week commencing 18 June 2017


Sunday 18 June
07:00 PM House Rules
After a race to the finish on two of our remaining homes, it’s time for the first exterior and garden reveal. Then it’s time to head to home base where the judges will score each zone.
08:30 PM Sunday Night
09:30 PM The Suspects - True Australian Thrillers Rpt
10:30 PM Britain’s Busiest Airport: Heathrow
11:30 PM Marry Me Season Premiere TBC

Monday 19 June
07:30 PM House Rules
The remaining teams are tasked with renovating the exterior and garden of their competitor’s homes. Each team will work on one zone - the front yard or the back yard.
08:40 PM Wanted S2 Ep4
09:40 PM Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares
10:40 PM Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA Rpt
11:40 PM The Goldbergs S4 Ep 5

Tuesday 20 June
07:30 PM First Dates S2 Ep11
08:40 PM First Dates UK S2 Ep1
09:50 PM Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares Rpt
10:50 PM Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA Rpt
11:50 PM The Amazing Race S29 Ep11

Wednesday 21 June
07:30 PM Border Security: Australia’s Front Line
08:30 PM Criminal Minds S12 E3
09:30 PM Criminal Minds Rpt x 2
11:30 PM Bates Motel S4 E8

Thursday 22 June
Sydney, Brisbane, Perth
07:30 PM Special: Surveillance Oz: Australia’s Dumbest Criminals
08:30 PM TBA
11:00 PM Grimm S5 Ep18

Melbourne
07:30 PM AFL: Rnd 14: Adelaide v Hawthorn
10:45 PM The Front Bar
11:45 PM Grimm S5 Ep18

Adelaide
07:00 PM AFL: Rnd 14: Adelaide v Hawthorn
10:15 PM The Front Bar
11:15 PM Grimm S5 Ep18

Friday 23 June
Sydney, Brisbane, Perth
07:00 PM Better Homes And Gardens
08:30 PM Friday Night Movie

Melbourne
07:00 PM Better Homes And Gardens
07:30 PM AFL: Rnd 14: Sydney v Essendon
11:00 PM TBA

Adelaide
07:00 PM AFL: Rnd 14: Sydney v Essendon
10:30 PM TBA

Saturday 24 June
Sydney, Brisbane, Perth
07:00 PM Family Movie: TBA
09:10 PM Saturday Night Movie

Melbourne
06:30 PM The Kick
07:00 PM AFL: Rnd 14: West Coast v Melbourne
11:00 PM Car Wars

Adelaide
04:00 PM AFL: Rnd 14: Collingwood v Port Adelaide
07:00 PM AFL: Rnd 14: West Coast v Melbourne
10:30 PM Car Wars
Note: No News broadcast.

Check local guides for local details of AFL coverage and updates in Seven AFL Coverage

Presumably, the Adelaide news broadcast will be during half-time for Sat 24 June?

I wonder why movies are always TBA initially?

Also, I don’t admit to knowing anything about how programmers, etc. operate.

But I have always wondered whether there’s any strategy to the movies they air (which movie, how many, timeslots, channels, etc)?

Seems often that they just pluck out random movies :thinking: I mean networks have access to complete libraries.

Which gets to the point about Seven’s midday movies, what’s the point of airing made-for-TV ones all these years, air proper films, you’re not going to run out (Nine do)!

Some movies they have to ensure a certain number of plays in their contract, while a bit of it comes down to the length of the movies and what time length slot it is wanted for (i.e. You may want to schedule something in after the movie so you’re unlikely to schedule a three hour film)

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Schedule Update - Melbourne, Adleaide

Friday 16 June
Melbourne
11:00 PM Wanted

Adelaide
10:30 PM Wanted

Saturday 17 June
Melbourne
10:30 PM Criminal Minds x 2

Adelaide
10:00 PM Criminal Minds x 2

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Schedule update - Sydney, Brisbane, Perth

Thursday 22 June
07:30 PM First Dates UK
08:30 PM Thursday Night Movie: Pretty Woman
11:15 PM Grimm S5 Ep18

Friday 23 June
08:30 PM Friday Night Movie: Forrest Gump

Saturday 24 June
07:00 PM Saturday Night Movie: 2012
09:10 PM Saturday Late Movie: Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle Of Life

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Also, looks like 7Two will air a double-movie from this Saturday night.

Look at the EPG/guides… That’s a helluva lot of movies!

Glad to see Seven reverted to movies in those markets, will hold a much better share than Car Wars, Angriest, etc :+1:

So Seven have now ditched the Saturday late night movie (which usually airs at 11pm-11:15pm anyway), in place of Criminal Minds encores that aren’t even rating :disappointed:

Slightly disagree. Couldn’t Seven wait for Car Wars to finish next week in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth before airing classic movies (tonight is part 2)?

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What I was getting at is, “Pretty Woman” is a popular film (aired on Seven many times), it will air for a couple of hours or more. It doesn’t even have to rate 500k in order to pull a decent share.

ALONG WITH the AFL, puts Seven in a very good position.

Whereas Car Wars is only like 30min max?

I don’t know why such a good program should be buried on late Sunday nights. It should be shown at 7.30pm Thursdays in place of comedy repeats. Seven is showing season 2 from tonight, however since then two more seasons have aired in Britain.

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It’s a British factual. Care factor zero. What comedy repeats? I see a clip show on Thursday.

Because it brings in a demographic that works for them…

There’s nothing wrong with a factual regardless of country of origin, provided it is relevant and/or interesting for the audience watching and delivers sufficient ratings.

True but generally the overseas factuals don’t deliver the ratings.

Are you implying “Pretty Woman” won’t rate in 25-54s in those markets for Seven?