While The Traitors will run tonight, Tuesday’s new ep has been dropped. Wednesday sees Thank God You’re Here, The Inspired Unemployed (Impractical) Jokers and Five Bedrooms replaced by repeat programming.
Tuesday 15 August
07:30 pm The Dog House Australia Rpt
08:30 pm The Cheap Seats S03 E15
09:30 pm NCIS Rpt
10:30 pm NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
11:30 pm The Project Rpt
12:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Wednesday 16 August
07:30 pm The Dog House Australia Rpt
08:30 pm Ambulance Australia Rpt
09:30 pm Ambulance Australia Rpt
10:30 pm So Help Me Todd S01 E11
11:30 pm FBI Rpt
12:30 am The Project Rpt
01:30 pm The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
10 has decided to push Wednesday’s line-up by one week, as I posted on late Saturday night after the Matildas win.
I didn’t expect 10 to drop The Traitors from the Tuesday schedule though. I just hope the show won’t end up on 10 Bold or 10 Peach for the rest of this season, because it has ratings potential.
UPDATE: 10 told TV Tonight that it would not show The Traitors on Tuesday, because it would have been up against the first semi-final of FIFA Women’s World Cup on 7mate.
10 confirmed via on-screen watermark during The Traitors tonight that Shark Tank reboot would start on Tuesday, August 29. That possibly means The Traitors will be restricted to Sunday and Monday nights.
No suprise that 10 is airing a rerun of the Dog House on this Sunday instead of a new episode of Traitors due to the FIFA Womans World Cup Grand Finalle
It will be interesting to see what will 10 schedule for 7.30pm Fridays once Location, Location, Location finishes its first season on September 1. There is still no announcement from the BBC on the premiere date of series 31 of The Graham Norton Show.
back to Bondi Rescue re-runs? Jamie Oliver? They clearly don’t seem too fussed about playing old GN shows. The other night they had a GN repeat from two years ago. They’ll probably just default to that on Friday 7.30
Sunday 27 August
06:30 pm The Sunday Project
07:30 pm The Traitors S02 E05
08:40 pm FBI S05 E10
09:40 pm NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
10:30 pm Five Bedrooms Rpt
11:30 pm The Sunday Project Rpt
Monday 28 August
06:30 pm The Project
07:30 pm The Traitors S02 E06
08:40 pm Have You Been Paying Attention? S11 E16 Tony Martin, Kitty Flanagan, Alex Ward, Ed Kavalee and Sam Pang.
09:40 pm The Inspired Unemployed (Impractical) Jokers Rpt
10:10 pm FBI: Most Wanted Rpt
11:00 pm The Project Rpt
12:00 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Tuesday 29 August
06:30 pm The Project
07:30 pm Shark Tank Australia Season 5 Premiere
08:40 pm The Cheap Seats S03 E17
09:40 pm NCIS Rpt
10:30 pm NCIS: Hawai’i Rpt
11:30 pm The Project Rpt
12:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Wednesday 30 August
06:30 pm The Project
07:30 pm Thank God You’re Here S05 E04
08:30 pm The Inspired Unemployed (Impractical) Jokers S01 E03
09:00 pm Five Bedrooms S03 E04
10:00 pm So Help Me Todd S01 E13
11:00 pm FBI Rpt
12:00 am The Project Rpt
01:00 pm The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Thursday 31 August
06:30 pm The Project
07:30 pm Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly Australia S01 E07
08:30 pm Gogglebox Australia S18 E03
09:30 pm Shark Tank Australia Rpt
10:30 pm The Cheap Seats Rpt
11:30 pm The Project Rpt
12:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Friday 1 September
06:30 pm The Project
07:30 pm Location, Location, Location Australia S01 E10 Season 1 Finale
08:30 pm Have You Been Paying Attention? Rpt
09:30 pm The Graham Norton Show Rpt
10:30 pm The Graham Norton Show Rpt
11:30 am The Project Rpt
12:30 am The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Saturday 2 September
06:00 pm Luxury Escapes Season 6 Premiere
06:30 pm Bondi Rescue Rpt
07:00 pm Location, Location, Location Australia Rpt
08:00 pm Thank God You’re Here Rpt
09:00 pm Movie: xXx: Return of Xander Cage (2017)
11:00 pm The Cheap Seats Rpt
There’s new content until approx 9.30pm from Sunday until Thursday, which is great (until 11pm on Wed). Repeats creep in like usual on Friday and Saturday nights.
10 still continuing with movies on Saturday nights at 9pm. I guess that’s the new norm for them
No Saturday “highlights” from 10, although appear to be continuing with movies, first in a long time if you exclude that Indiana Jones marathon earlier this year (and another title licensed from their own Paramount library)
This is what they don’t get credit for very much.
They actually have more programming than the other networks. They only rely on news and sport to pad out the hours and also maintain audience share.
