Surely not a repeat 
It’s 10 after all. I wouldn’t be surprised 
(but yes, i do think it was just an error).
As for the rest of the schedule:
New content every night at 7.30pm (bar Saturday for the time being), which is great.
Friday and Saturday nights are still their weakest…
The above schedule is also subject to change, pending on Australia’s progress in the AFC Asian Cup in Qatar. The Socceroos’ knockout match could be held on either January 28 (as group B winner) or January 30 (as group B runner-up).
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They don’t run new episodes of these cooking shows concurrently. There has usually only been one of these series running new episodes with repeats in other timeslots. They usually take turns running new episodes in their main timeslot, switching between shows every couple of months.
Even if they are cheap to make, they can only make so many episodes each year.
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And probably heaps cheaper than Studio 10 for much the same audience.
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AACTA’s on 10, Saturday 10th Feb at 7:30pm - hosted by Rebel Wilson.
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Shouldn’t Deal or No Deal be listed in the 6pm time slot in the above listings? Isn’t it starting Jan 29th now?
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I’ll add it in.
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The Asian Cup will now feature in 10’s Sunday night schedule at 10pm AEDT.
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Update for the Asian Cup featuring The Socseroos
Sunday 28 January
Sydney, Melbourne
09:00 pm NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
10:00 pm AFC Asian Cup
12:30 am Post Game
01:00 am NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
02:00 am The Sunday Project Rpt
Brisbane
09:00 pm AFC Asian Cup
11:30 pm Post Game
12:00 am NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
01:00 am NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
02:00 am The Sunday Project Rpt
Adelaide
10:00 pm AFC Asian Cup
12:00 am Post Game
12:30 am NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
01:30 am The Sunday Project Rpt
Perth
09:00 pm NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
10:00 pm NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
11:00 pm FBI: International Rpt
12:00 am The Sunday Project Rpt
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Week 4 – 10 February
Week 6 Publicity highlights
It isn’t just the weather that’s heating up the Samoan beaches when Australian Survivor: Titans V Rebels enters its second week with blindsides aplenty.
The groundbreaking new series of Ambulance Australia looks beyond the lights and sirens to the heart and soul of the men and women devoted to helping others on the toughest day of their lives.
Join host Rebel Wilson in a star-studded celebration, and peak celeb spotting, when The Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards Ceremony hits Channel 10 on Saturday.
Keen to know more? Check out the attached program highlights for your guide to the week’s best viewing on 10.
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Week commencing 4 February 2024
Sunday 4 February
05:00 pm 10 News First
06:30 pm The Sunday Project
07:30 pm Australian Survivor S09 E04
09:00 pm NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
10:00 pm NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
11:00 pm FBI: International
12:00 am The Sunday Project Rpt
Monday 5 February
06:30 pm The Project
07:30 pm Australian Survivor S09 E05
09:00 pm FBI: Most Wanted Rpt
10:00 pm FBI: Most Wanted Rpt
11:00 pm The Project Rpt
12:00 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Tuesday 6 February
06:30 pm The Project
07:30 pm Australian Survivor S09 E06
09:00 pm NCIS Rpt
10:00 pm NCIS: Los Angeles Rpt
11:00 pm The Project Rpt
12:00 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Wednesday 7 February
06:30 pm The Project
07:30 pm Ambulance Australia Season 5 Premiere
08:30 pm FBI: International S02 E05
09:30 pm FBI: International Rpt
10:30 pm Blue Bloods Rpt
11:30 pm The Project Rpt
12:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Thursday 8 February
06:30 pm The Project
07:30 pm The Dog House Australia S04 E02
08:30 pm The Dog Hospital With Graeme Hall S01 E02
09:30 pm Law & Order: S.V.U. Rpt
10:30 pm Blue Bloods Rpt
11:30 pm The Project Rpt
12:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Friday 9 February
06:30 pm The Project
07:30 pm The Graham Norton Show S31 E16 Dakota Johnson, Sterling K. Brownand, Paul Russell
08:30 pm Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly Australia Rpt
09:30 pm Fire Country Rpt
10:30 pm So Help Me Todd Rpt
11:30 pm The Project Rpt
12:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Saturday 10 February
06:00 pm TBA
07:00 pm AACTA Awards Premiere Special
09:00 pm TBA
10:00 pm TBA
11:00 pm FBI: International Rpt
More program details may be found here.
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With the News dropping back to 60 minutes long weekdays, i’m surprised they’ve kept it 90 minutes on Sundays. But then again, 6pm on a Sunday against Seven and Nine News is a tough gig for a stand-alone show on 10.
New Ambulance Australia on Wednesdays, and ep 2 of Dog House Australia on Thursdays is good. A nice schedule.
Good to see the AACTA Awards at 7pm on the Saturday. I hope its a good ceremony this time around. Too many TBA’s around it though…
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What’s with the endless repeats of US procedurals each night in the first week of survey. 10 have no depth in their schedule early in the new year. Last year they focused on adding depth by having a second show after the 7:30 tent pole.
Yeah I think the only issue at the moment they haven’t really addressed is having fairly consistent new content (doesn’t have to be 100% local) in the post 7:30pm slot, when they do so well with HYBPA?, Cheap Seats, Gogglebox etc but then practically run dead outside of that.
Survey begins on 11 February. This is 2 weeks of warm up.
With US procedurals delayed because of the strike, seasons have just only opened in US, so they will come out here with new episodes soon.
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Didn’t realise it began so late.
My view on the procedurals (new or old) is that they shouldn’t even be airing at 8:30/8:40/9:00. Networks need a to have at least two local programs post 7:30.
Absolutely - they are just a bit slow to the party - Have You Been Paying Attention, The Cheap Seats, some Austrlalian drama and Gogglebox are all to come
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