10 (possibly under directive of their owners CBS/Viacom-CBS) not opting to sign a more exhaustive licencing agreement(s) like rivals Seven and Nine, has seriously cost them programming depth wise and therefore ratings and no doubt advertisers.
2017 having the 20C Fox output abruptly terminated was a big loss.
Look at all the shows, docos, lifestyle, movies, etc that Seven and Nine’s suite of channels have across a given day, provided by their various distributors.
Lack of access to content isn’t the only reason, but IMO it’s a very significant one.
Glad that This Is Us Season 4 is getting an Australian TV Premiere, Better Late than never but Stateside Season 5 has’nt Begin Shooting yet & it’s Likely that’ll Premiere close to their Winter over here.
I am gussing that Junior Masterchef problay start in Early September since the finalle of Masked Singer has yet to be filmed and the The Bachelorette has yet to be filmed
Probably will start on the 15th of September or the week after depending on when 10 air the lindy chamberlain documentary. The bachelor probably won’t finish until sometime in October
They said on the project it is coming very very soon. That doesn’t sound like next year to me. And by the looks of the preview it must be basically ready.
Jamie Oliver’s latest cooking show, Keep Cooking Family Favourites, debuted on Channel 4 on Monday last week (August 17). If 10 has to stretch out The Masked Singer by showing remaining episodes once per week, it can consider Keep Cooking Family Favourites to fill in the gap between it and The Bachelor/ette.
Why has Ten never screened Drunk History Australia? They are desperate for content. Full episodes have been on 10play since March 2020 but why not screen it?
I’d say they probably have plans for it at some point, likely not where it was originally intended, but it will air before the end of the year I bet.
They’ve got a few shows in the can that they’re holding on to, now with Bodyhack coming soon, the Lindy Chamberlin documentary, the Rhys Darby in Japan special etc.
Sunday 6 September
06:00 pm 10 News First
06:30 pm The Sunday Project
07:30 pm Family Feud E04
08:30 pm FBI S02 E08
09:30 pm FBI Rpt
10:30 pm NCIS Rpt
11:30 pm The Sunday Project Rpt
Monday 7 September
07:30 pm The Masked Singer Australia S02 E09
08:40 pm Have You Been Paying Attention?
09:40 pm Just For Laughs Uncut E06 Season Final
10:10 pm Just For Laughs Rpt
10:40 pm The Project Rpt
11:30 pm The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Tuesday 8 September
07:30 pm The Masked Singer Australia S02 E10 Unmasked
08:30 pm Ambulance Rpt
09:30 pm NCIS Rpt
10:30 pm NCIS: Los Angeles Rpt
11:20 pm The Project Rpt
12:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Wednesday 9 September
07:30 pm The Bachelor Australia S08 E09 As Love In Lockdown draws to a close, the girls are invited on a virtual group date where they will have the opportunity to introduce their nearest and dearest to Locky.
08:30 pm Bull Rpt
09:30 pm Bull Rpt
10:30 pm The Project Rpt
11:30 pm The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Thursday 10 September
07:30 pm The Bachelor Australia S08 E10 Locky and the ladies return to the The Bachelor mansion and some things have changed dramatically. For some, deeper connections have been found, while for others initial sparks have fizzled out.
08:30 pm Gogglebox Australia S12 E03
09:30 pm Law & Order: SVU S21 E15
10:30 pm This Is Us S04 E03
11:30 pm The Project Rpt
12:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Friday 11 September
07:30 pm The Living Room
08:30 pm Have You Been Paying Attention? Rpt
09:30 pm Just For Laughs Uncut Rpt
10:00 pm Just For Laughs Rpt
10:30 pm The Project Rpt
11:30 pm The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Saturday 12 September
06:00 pm Family Feud Rpt
07:00 pm Bondi Rescue Rpt
07:30 pm Ambulance Australia Rpt
08:40 pm Ambulance Rpt
09:55 pm One Born Every Minute Rpt
10:55 pm Law & Order: SVU Rpt
11:55 pm Law & Order: SVU Rpt
10 have such a lopsided schedule. Their Monday at Thursday 8.30pm shows outrate a lot of the programming on their own network as well as what Seven and Nine show at 7.30. Then the rest of the weekdays have repeats.
You asked for it, you got it.
First promo for Drunk History Australia aired tonight during HYBPA, with Dave Hughes as Donald Bradman and Susie Youssef as Dame Nellie Melba.
New series Business As Usual, When Nothing Is Usual hosted by 10 News First Journalist Charlotte Goodlet premiers on 10 this Saturday at 1:00pm.
Business As Usual, when nothing is usual is a business series designed for people interested in the issues and insights that shape the world of small business in these unprecedented times.
The content will shine a spotlight on how small businesses are adapting to change as well as giving helpful tips on how to navigate the new normal.
Brought to you by Dell and powered by Network 10 and CBSi, Business As Usual, when nothing is usual delivers insightful, authentic, and easy to understand information and opinions from some of the best in the business.
The first season features Boost Juice founder Janine Ellis who is no stranger to 10, also CNET Australia (ViacomCBS company) senior editor Claire Reilly and I believe was shot in the Sydney studios.
