Hiya's,

Ten will kick off 2006 with the following, commencing February:

Sunday
6.30 Australia's Brainest Specials (eight episodes)
7.30 The All New Simpsons
8.00 Everybody Hates Chris
8.30 NCIS
9.30 Criminal Intent

Monday
7.00 Australia's Biggest Loser
7.30 Surface
8.30 Law And Order
9.30 Supernatural

Tuesday
7.00 Australia's Biggest Loser
7.30 The Wedge
8.30 The OC
9.30 Rove Live (revised format)

Wednesday
7.00 Australia's Biggest Loser
7.30 Jamie's Italian Escape
8.00 It's Me Or The Dog (a Nanny-style show for pets)
8.30 House
9.30 Medium

Thursday
7.00 Australia's Biggest Loser
7.30 Smallville
8.30 SVU
9.30 Numbers

Friday
7.00 Australia's Biggest Loser
7.30 Friday Night Games
9.00 Premiere Movies

Saturday
6.30 High Defination TV Events (Doco's from BBC / Discovery / Nat Geo)  
7.30 AFL

Big Brother back after Easter

I wonder if Biggest Loser will be successful at 7pm. I wonder if the 30 minute editions include the weekly loser eviction?

I don't know if i like the idea of having Documentaries on Saturday Nights at 6:30p.m. in February? and the AFL Pre-Season Cup starts on February 24 and with the Winter Olympics coming up on Seven on February 10, Ten will have to think again with the new schedule.

And the Friday Night at 7:30p.m. and Saturday Night at 6:30p.m. are only rumors.
We Need some space into the Schedule. I don't think Friday Night Games will happen. I Suggest Ten should keep them Vacant.

Thanks for the schedule Smurf! Unfortunately Seven doesn't release their schedule until the end of January

No real surprises in that schedule. The only ones would be The Biggest Loser at 7pm weeknights and Medium after House on Wednesdays.

Yeah, assuming both House and Medium are first-run, Ten has a killer Wednesday there..

Anyone know much about The Wedge? Apparantly it's an Aussie skit comedy by Ian McFadden (Comedy Company). Ten must have faith in it - it runs for an hour!

YES! Smallville is there!
But where's Veronica Mars...
Everybody hates chris is supposed to be good.

Here's my prediction of what the 2006 schedule for Seven will look like.

Seven February 2006

Sunday
7:30 How I Met Your Mother
8:00 My Name is Earl
8:30 Grey's Anatomy
9:30 Crossing Jordan

Monday
7:30 The Great Outdoors
8:30 Desperate Housewives
9:30 Commander in Chief

Tuesday
7:30 Border Security
8:00 True Stories
8:30 All Saints
9:30 Ghost Whisperer

Wednesday
7:30 Beyond Tomorrow
8:30 Criminal Minds
9:30 Blue Heelers (Replaced with 24 or Bones after 10 episodes)

Thursday
7:30 The Amazing Race
8:30 Lost
9:30 Prison Break

Friday
7:30 Better Homes and Gardens
8:30 Movie

Saturday
6:30 Heartbeat
7:30 Rosemery & Thyme
8:30 Movie

Quoted from smallvillefan7

Everybody hates chris is supposed to be good.

Seen EHC, it's a funny show. Not exactly out there brash with it all, a lot of the work is in the inflection. Great stuff.

Saw "Stacked" the other night - Pamella Anderson has had em enlarged again since her last "home movie" dunno howe she stands upright!

But she was a much better actress than I though she would be, and does not mind poking fun at herself, so might watch it again (with safety goggles - dang those things look leathal, I am worried there gunna come right out of the set and poke me in the eyes)

ooooo, looks interesing...
Im really looking forward to the return of NCIS and some NEW and hopefully IN ORDER SVU episodes hmmm...i wonder how Aussie Biggest Loser is going to go...
Im also very excited about the Big Brother return and the next season of Australian Idol

Thanks for that. When do these schedules start??? And what does Rove Live (revised format) mean? Perhaps he'll only go for an hour... as opposed to the 90 minutes or so he's been doing of late. Yay for Supernatural... but where is Veronica Mars? And One Tree Hill? And Friday Night Games... is this inspired by the Big Brother thing because if it is... something better can go there.

xx

The new Rove Like is supposed to be more spontaneous and edgy.

The new schedules start in early February.

Here's the new schedule as confirmed by the Sydney Morning Herald:

Channel Ten's recovery strategy for February, 2006
Monday to Friday 7pm: Australia's Biggest Loser
Mondays from 7.30pm: Surface (US sci-fi); Law and Order; Supernatural (US mystery).
Tuesdays: The Simpsons; The Wedge (Aus comedy); The OC; Rove Live.
Wednesdays: Jamie Oliver's Italian Escape; It's Me Or The Dog (pet training); House; Medium.
Thursdays: Smallville; Law and Order SVU; Numbers.
Fridays: Friday Night Games (celebrity challenges); movies.
Saturdays: Documentaries; AFL matches.
Sundays: Australia's Brainiest specials; The Simpsons; Everybody Hates Chris (US sitcom); NCIS; Law and Order Criminal Intent.

Remember that this is only for February, before BB starts.

Friday night games is supposed to be this

Quoted Text

Mike Goldman will be hosting a FNL spinoff show in the weeks leading up to Big Brother 6.
In a Sunday Times interview, Goldman said the new show, titled "The Friday Night Games" will involve 'celebrities' competing against each other with benefits going to charity.
The show is expected to be in an almost identical format to BB: Friday Night Live.
Joining Goldman will be FNL hosts and BB4 contestants Bree and Ryan.
The Friday Night Games will be broadcast in the eight weeks prior to Big Brother 6.

Of course I haven't read the Sunday Times and my source is some annomymous person on another forum who didn't leave a source either.

God, why do Ten even hire Mike Goldman to host the show? He's unbearably awful.