Updated schedule (by TV guides)
Monday 19 December
07:30 pm Bondi Rescue Rpt
08:00 pm Bondi Rescue Rpt
08:30 pm Movie: Mission Impossible (1996)
10:45 pm FBI: Most Wanted
11:40 pm FBI: Most Wanted
12:30 am The Project Rpt
01:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Tuesday, 20 December
07:30 pm Ambulance Australia Rpt
08:30 pm NCIS S20 E09
09:30 pm Movie: Mission Impossible II (2000)
12:00 am The Project Rpt
01:00 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Also updated
Wednesday 21 December
07:30 pm The Dog House Australia Rpt
08:30 pm The Dog House Australia Rpt
09:30 pm Movie: Mission: Impossible III (2006)
11:30 pm The Project Rpt
12:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Thursday 22 December
07:30 pm Jamieâs ONE-Pan Christmas Part 2
08:30 pm Movie: Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (2011)
11:10 pm Law & Order: S.V.U. Rpt
12:10 am The Project Rpt
01:10 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
The Tom cruise film festival it seems. Looks like some of that paramount content in terms of movies is returning to 10.
Sunday 25 December 
08:00 am Jamie: Easy Meals At Christmas Rpt
09:00 am Destination Dessert
09:30 am Studio 10: Sunday
12:00 pm A Baby Reindeerâs First Christmas Rpt
12:30 pm Terry Pratchettâs The Abominable Snow Baby Rpt
01:00 pm Jamie: Easy Meals At Christmas Rpt
02:00 pm Jamie: Together At Christmas Rpt
03:00 pm Jamie: Together At Christmas Rpt
04:00 pm Jamieâs ONE-Pan Christmas Rpt
05:00 pm 10 News First
Sydney, Melbourne
06:00 pm Bondi Rescue Rpt
06:30 pm National Basketball League Round 12: Sydney Kings V Melbourne United 
08:30 pm The Cheap Seats Rpt Taking a fun look at the year
09:30 pm Ghosts S02 E09, E10 The Christmas Spirit
10:30 pm Movie: Book Club (2018)
Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth
06:00 pm Movie: Happy Feet (2006)
08:05 pm The Cheap Seats Rpt Taking a fun look at the year
09:05 pm Ghosts S02 E09, E10 The Christmas Spirit
10:05 pm Movie: Book Club (2018)
Monday 26 December
07:30 pm Movie: Raiders Of The Lost Ark (1981)
Tuesday 27 December
07:30 pm Movie: Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom (1984)
10:00 pm Movie: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)
12:45 am The Project Rpt
01:45 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Wednesday 28 December
07:30 pm Movie: Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade (1989)
10:10 pm Movie: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 (2014)
12:30 am The Project Rpt
01:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Thursday 29 December
07:30 pm Movie: Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull (2008)
10:05 pm Movie: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 (2015)
12:45 am The Project Rpt
01:45 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Friday 30 December
07:30 pm Movie: Second Act (2018)
09:35 pm Movie: Hustlers (2019)
11:45 pm The Project Rpt
12:45 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Saturday 31 December
06:00 pm Movie: Sister ACT 2: Back In The Habit (1993)
08:15 pm Movie: Murielâs Wedding (1994)
10:20 pm Movie: Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
Further market variations will be posted later.
Full Christmas Day schedule included for those inclined.
A schedule for lovers of movies.
10 the only commercial network with first run programming on Christmas Day Basketball in 2 markets and the Ghosts Christmas double episode that scored a season high rating for CBS
Barely any movies on the main channel all year, now weâve got movie overload.
15 in a week! 10 Peach will probably air Happy Feet in Sydney and Melbourne.
Not a bad Xmas week schedule for what is otherwise such a shit network with no creativity in programming.
Two movie franchises will at least give it some consistency through the week.
We have all said that 10 should air movies throughout the year. Now, we have it. lol.
Indiana Jones and Hunger Games franchises are a good get.
As for Christmas Day, a Jamie Oliver marathon during the day. How riveting⌠lol. But kudos for doing something different in primetime with the NBL (in Sydney and Melbourne).
Probably as they have now got Village Roadshow, Lionsgate, STX, Touchstone and Paramount movies, which they didnât have before.
Doesnât look like it at this stage. Big Bang Marathon on 10 Peach and MacGyver/NCIS on 10 Bold. 10 Shake isnât airing it either, with The Middle/Comedy Roasts.
Wouldnât be surprised, especially the past 12 months, if Paramount have been smart in carefully licencing for TV, Pay and rival streamers, only allowing say one run per title (including encore and digital within a limited frame) and specificing by what date they have to have played them. So, for Paramount Plus and O&O (Network 10) they can potentially get rights - like this case with the aforementioned titles in above comments all having recently been on Seven or Nine. And now Paramount+ has launched here and globally, would bet theyâll be similar to Disney (Disney+) in restricting much to their platforms and only under strict terms and specific partners allow rival licencing. Just a solid theory, even if a bit of guess work, based on recent obs in our territory here in recent years.
Indy is a great get for 10, assuming they still hold rights for 2023âs mid-year release of the highly anticipated next instalment (trailer very recently dropped). Also one of the consistently higher rating franchises, over 300k metro earlier this year and following the 2017 AFL GF over 800k (and over 600k for the following 3 weeks after that).
Last on Seven earlier this year (once); Nine the last few before that, Seven for a decade before that, Ten a decade before that (first digitally remastered prints) and Nine before that in the 90s.
You guys are so glad having Movies again for 10 after lacking in schedules in past 5 years. No wonder why 10 struggled without blockbuster movies causing to rate behind the ABC. I thinking that 10 should launch a Saturday Night family movie block that will replace endless repeats in hope to lift Saturday night fortunes in ratings for the network.
Movies work well for December.
Christmas Day (day) line up is weak though. Seriously Jamie Oliver all day??
Update for Christmas Day (going by the online guides):
3.00pm: The Kingâs Christmas Speech â This has been added to the schedule.
3:15pm: Jamie: Together At Christmas Rpt
4:15pm: Jamieâs ONE-Pan Christmas Rpt â Shortened to a 45 minute version
5.00pm: News
I didnât realise that the speech was done early in the day in the UK. For some reason, i thought the ABC had the first rights for some reason, as Nine usually airs the speech later in the night.
Boxing Day update:
7:30pm: Murielâs Wedding
9:40pm: Hunger Games
This would be outside of AEDT?
AEDT times. Not sure of other cities unfortunately regarding his speech. Sorry.
Updates to next week:
Monday 26 December
07:30 pm Movie: Murielâs Wedding (1994)
09:35 pm Movie: The Hunger Games (2012)
12:20 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Tuesday 27 December
07:30 pm Movie: Star Trek (2009)
10:00 pm Movie: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)
12:45 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Wednesday 28 December
07:30 pm Movie: Star Trek In Darkness (2013)
10:05 pm Movie: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 (2014)
12:25 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Thursday 29 December
07:30 pm Movie: Star Trek Beyond (2016)
10:05 pm Movie: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 (2015)
12:45 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Friday 30 December
07:30 pm Movie: Transformers (2007)
10:20 pm Movie: Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen (2009)
01:15 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Saturday 31 December
06:00 pm The Graham Norton Show Rpt
07:30 pm Movie: Top Gun (1986)
09:45 pm Movie: Oceanâs 8 (2018)
11:45 pm The Graham Norton Show
Raider of the Lost Ark pushed back to the following week starting Monday.
⌠until the next change.
The Kingâs Christmas Message (and the Queenâs Christmas Message before her death) is pre-recorded and delivered to various broadcasters across the Commonwealth a couple of days before Christmas. Based on the times, 10 will be the first Australian network to broadcast the message this year.
