well we know that won’t end up on the cover 
Next edition or a future edition?
“About to hit shelves” 
Using recycled photos from a previous photo shoot already seen on about a dozen covers now. 
Well, what do we have this week?
Stephen Peacocke reappears on the cover of tv week, with the heading of “heading back to the bay”?
Welcone back to your regular appearance on the cover…
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Yawn, TV Week 
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Even the most loyal H&A fan would be suspicious about TV Week running that headline for so many stories on former actors from the show. It’s beyond ridiculous now. The magazine has become a parody of its former self.
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The July 2019 issue of TV Week Close Up has a “101 Greatest Aussie Shows of all time” list as the cover feature. “Who will be crowned no.1?” Home And Away
Did you not see this discussion back in July? Scroll up. 
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Of course. At least they’ve decided not to rehash the same photo shoot pictures again
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Well, that’s a good sign. Good to see a different photo on the cover - even if it is the same show.
And the latest “TV Week Close Up” has something to do with the “Best Streaming Shows” (or to that effect) on the cover.
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But the same “actress” yet again.
Samuel Johnson on the cover again.
I guess his story must sell copies but it’s so strange that he features on the cover of a television magazine (yet again) when he hasn’t actually been on television in years.
And the story is nothing new (yet again). It’s almost identical to the last cover story interview they had.
Dancing with the Stars was on radio?
Oops. 
Fair enough. Just goes to show how reality shows are completely forgettable.
Survivor gets a cover. They finally recognised it’s success and record breaking ratings.
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what?
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Didn’t they just score their highest ratings for an episode…ever?
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I haven’t been tracking Survivor’s ratings so I wasn’t sure what you meant by “record breaking”.