That’s weird. Seven never usually reveal (no idea why) their Saturday 7pm movie until later on Monday
Also, looks like they still have rights to Disney-Marvel. As has been mentioned on MS a bit, Nine’s Disney titles vanished mysteriously a couple of months ago, interestingly around the time Disney removed titles (or majority of them) from Stan and also Foxtel 
Easter is a month after that date.
So if TV Tonight is correct and MKR has 26 episodes this year then it’ll finish up in 2 weeks.
Not much of a promo period for House Rules and The Farmer Wants a Wife.
Also, would they really start House Rules bang smack in the middle of Married at First Sights season?
With the AFL home and away season starting on March 19, I think the three remaining episodes of Pooch Perfect will air on Wednesdays, to be followed by The Front Bar in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
That is a fantastic way to treat the viewers of Pooch Perfect.
Not
The alternative will be to air Pooch Perfect on 7mate against the AFL, which means lower ratings for the dog grooming competition show.
Basil Zempilas has interviewed Ben Cousins and it will be shown as an extended special later this month. It was a “no questions off limits” interview, The Australian is reporting.
Wonder how much SevenWest paid Cousins for that. One day they’ll stop obsessing over him.
It would be very ruff.
Schedule updated above. MKR confirmed Sun-Wed + episode titles added.
Schedule Update
Tonight:
Monday 2 March
10:00 PM The Latest: Seven News: Coronavirus Special
11:00 Movie: Outbreak (1995)
Tuesday 3 March
11:40 PM Proven Innocent: In Defense Of Madeline Scott S01 E11
Friday 13 March
08:30 PM Movie: Iron Man (2008)
Saturday 14 March
07:00 PM Movie: Peter Rabbit (2018) PREMIERE
Seven changed this anyway - Iron Man is now on Friday with the premiere of Peter Rabbit on Saturday.
Following coronavirus special 
That means next week Australia will be up to date with the US, with only four more episodes to go in the series according to epguides.com. A double episode finale will air in the US on April 8.
Timed to coincide with the cinema release of Peter Rabbit 2 on March 19.
@JohnsonTV Interesting, as it’s from Sony Pictures. Seven must’ve purchased these rights as a one-off. It was a big box office success (over $350 million for a kids movie) and also backed by Screen Australia.
Seven’s last deal with Sony expired a few years ago, with only a handful of cherry-picked titles still expiring. Nine since regained rights, having premiered a number of Sony films the past few years, so a good get by Seven.
So stupid. Obviously getting paid a lot of money for it and could push him back to his drug lifestyle. Why do we want/need to hear about him anyway? They already had a doco on him years ago that covered what he was and what did he do with that money?
I’m no expert with these things but I wonder if 7 purchased it to assist with local quota or children’s quota.
Finally, taken so long. Enjoyed this, concluded at a cliffhanger.
I enjoy First Dates but nearly 2 and a half hours is ridiculous especially when it pushes The Latest out to 11.20, nearly midnight finish for anyone wanting to watch it.
Why not have FD on Wed and Thurs at 9? Then The Latest at 10.10 both nights?
Or follow it with Modern Family each night and The Latest at 10.40 both nights?
Becasue more people watch First Date repeats than The Latest especially in key advertising demographics. The Latest does comparatively best when schedule later in the night.
