more effort than a local bulletin.
youâre expecting local markets to fire up studios and control rooms, have producers, presenters, journalists and technical crew rostered on for two minute updates.
Aint ever going to happen.
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Week commencing 2 September 2018
Sunday 2 September
07:30 pm Russell Coightâs All Aussie Adventures S3 Ep05
08:00 pm Movie: Get Smart (2008)
10.30 pm Sports Tonight
11:30 pm Elementary S6 Ep06
Monday 3 September
07:30 pm Australian Survivor
08:30 pm Have You Been Paying Attention?
09:30 pm Street Smart
10:00 pm The Graham Norton Show
11:00 pm Man With A Plan S2 Ep16
Tuesday 4 September
07:30 pm Australian Survivor
09:00 pm Bull S2 Ep16
10:00 pm NCIS: Los Angeles x 2 Rpt
Wednesday 5 September
07:30 pm The Bachelor Australia
08:30 pm Movie: Runaway Bride (1999)
10:30 pm Hawaii Five-O Rpt
Thursday 6 September
07:30 pm The Bachelor Australia
08:30 pm Gogglebox S8 Ep02
09:30 pm Blue Bloods S8 Ep19
10:30 pm Blue Bloods Rpt
Friday 7 September
07:30 pm Living Room
08:30 pm Russell Coightâs All Aussie Adventures Rpt
09:00 pm Have You Been Paying Attention? Rpt
10:00 pm Street Smart Rpt
10:30 pm 2017 Montreal Comedy Festival Rpt
Saturday 8 September
06:00 pm Territory Cops x 3 Rpt
Sydney, Brisbane
07:30 pm Rugby: Wallabies v South Africa
10:30 pm Movie: Starsky & Hutch (2004)
Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth
07:30 pm Ambulance x 2
10:00 pm Movie: Starsky & Hutch (2004)
Ummm Get Smart? Ten have officially lost the plot.
The Bachelor and Gogglebox will be up against AFL qualifying final between Richmond and Hawthorn on the Thursday.
Its the Steve Carrell and Anne Hathaway movie
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Main channels should only show premiere new movies when they get the rights , keep the older movies for multichannels.
Get Smart is available on Stan.
So no Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Pirates, Sister Act, Lethal Weapon, Die Hard etc re-runs?
Premiere movies are all available on pay-per-view or pay TV platforms before broadcast on FTA.
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I meant 1 or 2 or so years after the movie has premiered.
Do those movies that are repeated all the time rate? Iâm one of those people who watch a movie once and donât ever watch it again.
Territory CopsâŚplease 
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Was just thinking of Territory Cops today given the recent developments and news of the series2 narrator, John Jarrett.
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Do the networks have hidden headquarters too?
âGet Smartâ (2008) will be a network premiere, part of Tenâs new Roadshow content supply deal. Previously the film aired on Nine for the past decade.
âRunaway Brideâ (1999) is too, but from their Disney deal. Previously Seven.
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The Movie reboots just donât stop even in the future, do they? 
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In the re-boot of this, the character originally played by Richard Gere might end up with a Anti-mow hawk with coloured highlights lol
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It isnât cost effective to buy the rights to a movie and just show it once.
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And Ten doesnât screen daytime movies like Seven and Nine does
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Whoops! Sticky keyboard. Thank you for the pick up.
Coincidently enough, Pretty Woman airing this week on Ten, also of course had Richard Gere and Julia Roberts.
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To be technical, Seven virtually never air actual movies at midday.
Theyâre all made for TV form various deals with Lifetime (dating a couple of decades and oldest ones seen on various multi-channels at midnight often 4:3 aspect ratio!), Marvista and A+E Networks.
Are the movies on 7Flix and the weekend movies on Channel 7 made for TV form or actual movies
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