Update Week commencing 12 September
Monday 13 September
09:10 PM Australian Gangster Series Premiere ← Confirmed
Tuesday 14 September
07:30 PM SAS Australia S02 E02 ← Confirmed
09:00 PM Australian Gangster Season Final
Wednesday 15 September
07:30 PM SAS Australia S02 E03
Did they edit previous episodes down to 50 minutes because they were boringly long? Or were they shorter running because they couldn’t attract advertisers?
I also find it strange that they have hardly any local scripted programs on Seven but they choose to burn through double episodes of first run scripted drama series RFDS and also screen double episodes of the first run scripted comedy series Fat Pizza and Australia’s Sexiest Tradie up against them on 7mate.
What are Seven doing with The Blacklist? Got seven episodes left and since the Olympics, it has not returned.
Just given the same treatment as any US drama other than 9-1-1, The Rookie or The Good Doctor.
Makes me wonder what their plans are, considering it is halfway through the season, I doubt they’d have an earlier timeslot coming up for it.
Coming Soon
Manhunt is a gripping mini-series based on the true story of a murder investigation that kept the people of Britain on the edge their seats and defined a detective’s career. Starring Martin Clunes (Doc Martin) as Detective Chief Inspector Colin Sutton, the story begins in August 2004 when a young woman’s body is found.
Sutton is appointed senior investigating officer, but initially struggles: there’s no forensics, motive or witnesses. Painstaking detective work finally delivers a suspect – Levi Bellfield. But now the hunt is on for enough evidence to arrest him and make sure he’s found guilty at trial.
Manhunt follows the compelling story of how DCI Sutton charged one of Britain’s most notorious killers with two murders, as well as an attempted murder, whilst also impelling Surrey police to consider Bellfield as prime suspect in the high-profile murder of Milly Dowler.
Premiere set to air on ITV on 20 September.
Sunday 19 September
Sydney, Brisbane
07:00 PM 7NEWS Investigates: The Disappearance of William Tyrrell Part 1
08:30 PM Movie: Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016)
11:00 PM Criminal Confessions Rpt
Melbourne
07:00 PM 2021 Brownlow Medal
10:00 PM Movie: Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016)
Adelaide
07:00 PM 2021 Brownlow Medal Starts 6:30 pm on 7Mate
09:30 PM Movie: Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016)
Perth
05:00 PM 2021 Brownlow Medal 6:00pm on 7Mate
06:00 PM Seven News
07:00 PM 2021 Brownlow Medal
08:00 PM 7NEWS Investigates: The Disappearance of William Tyrrell Part 1
09:30 PM Movie: Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016)
Monday 20 September
07:30 PM SAS Australia S02 E04
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide
08:50 PM 9-1-1: Lone Star S02 E13
09:50 PM 9-1-1: Lone Star S02 E14 Season 2 Final
10:50 PM The Latest: Seven News
11:20 PM Station 19 S04 E10
Perth
08:50 PM Flashpoint
09:20 PM 9-1-1: Lone Star S02 E13
10:20 PM 9-1-1: Lone Star S02 E14 Season 2 Final
11:20 PM The Latest: Seven News
11:50 PM Station 19 S04 E10
Tuesday 21 September
07:30 PM SAS Australia
Sydney, Brisbane, Perth
08:30 PM Movie: Lucy
10:15 PM The Latest: Seven News
10:45 PM Station 19 S04 E11
11:45 PM Surveillance Oz Rpt
Melbourne, Adelaide
08:30 PM 7NEWS Investigates: The Disappearance of William Tyrrell Part 1
10:00 PM The Latest: Seven News
10:30 PM Homicide: With Ron Iddles Rpt
11:30 PM Station 19 S04 E11
Wednesday 22 September
07:30 PM SAS Australia
09:00 PM RFDS S01 E08 Season 1 Final
10:00 PM The Rookie S03 E12
11:00 PM The Latest: Seven News
11:30 PM Chicago Fire S09 E07
Thursday 23 September
07:00 PM Home And Away
07:30 PM Home And Away
08:00 PM Home And Away
08:30 PM The Front Bar Grand Final Edition Season Final
10:00 PM The Latest: Seven News
10:30 PM SAS Australia Rpt
12:00 AM Black-ish Election Special, Pt. 1 S07 E01
12:30 AM Black-ish Election Special, Pt. 2 S07 E02
Friday 24 September
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth
07:00 PM Better Homes And Gardens
08:30 PM Movie:X-Men: Dark Phoenix
10:50 PM 7NEWS Investigates: The Disappearance of William Tyrrell Rpt
Adelaide
07:00 PM SANFL Preliminary Final: TBC v TBC
10:00 PM 7NEWS Investigates: The Disappearance of William Tyrrell Rpt
11:30 PM Surveillance Oz
Saturday 25 September
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane
07:00 PM AFL Grand Final TBC
10:00 PM TBA
Adelaide
TBA
Perth
TBA
Updated 14/09/21
Aired in Melbourne (guessing some markets had “Sunday” instead and this split-screen end of program promo was split-out of the main program so as to be dependent on the market) at the end of tonight’s Homicide
Sometimes they’ve used (e.g.) “Tuesday week”, so as to make it clearer that they don’t mean this coming Tuesday.
Do you have day time guide too?
Yes. Anything specific?
Seeing if there are any GF marathons, special programs or details on the event day
Every is TBA from 9:00 am at the moment.
Since the 2022 thread is currently locked, this is the best place to post this.
During an interview with The Australian today, James Warburton outlined that Seven’s 2022 schedule will begin with The Ashes (the men’s series will be ending by then while the women’s one will then follow), Big Bash Finals, the Winter Olympics as well as The Voice: Generations and Dancing with the Stars. He believes that line-up will give the network a much better start to the year than they had this year.
Warburton also confirmed Seven’s Winter Olympics coverage plans:
“Like Tokyo, we’ll be going the ‘full shebang’ with the Winter Olympics, with as many as three linear channels, and up to 16 digital channels.”
Not the worst lineup but not sure if either will rate in the demos because MAFS and Survivor will both be on and are big raters in demos.
Surely Seven won’t air the Winter Olympics on the main channel up against Nine’s offering, which will likely be MAFS?
The Voice should do well for them in Quarter 1. Leave the Winter Olympics to 7mate.
But if we have a similar situation to this year where the Australian Open is pushed back to February, perhaps Seven could afford putting the Winter Olympics head to head with the tennis, and then reality tentpoles start on both networks in mid to late February.
Ideally they should have The Voice and DWTS airing at the same time on a split schedule (Sun-Mon/Tues-Wed) and have Winter Olympics coverage after 8.30/9. Should give them some decent late night shares and maybe even win a few nights.
Ideally The Voice: Generations and DWTS should rate higher than Holey Moley, but I fear for the future of the golf show. You could have (for example) The Voice: Generations on Sunday and Monday, DWTS on Tuesday and Wednesday, and Holey Moley on Thursday.
Holey Moley, if it was to come back at all, should be on two days a week at the end of the year, along with something like Australia’s Got Talent.
Hopefully they give the Paralympics the credit it deserves.
Also hoping we will find out CWG details soon too.
Dancing with the stars never rated against married on 10. This decision isn’t a good one.
