All in Call engaged

By David Knox on March 3, 2009 / Filed Under Programming 8

sundaynight21There will be no All In Call on 7HD this coming weekend.

TV Tonight understands Sunday Night will be abandoning most of its normal format for a financial special.

As a result The All In Call is held over.

8 Comments »

  1. Luke March 4, 2009 at 3:22 pm -

    I don’t usually watch Sunday Night but I always try and flip back and forth between SYTYCD and All in Call. Oh well, I can live without watching Seven.

  2. Jerome March 3, 2009 at 10:26 pm -

    i just saw the ad and it looks like the whole show will be an all in call. it looks similar to last years specials. they have kevin rudd and a forum with experts.

  3. andy March 3, 2009 at 6:54 pm -

    All in Call is the best part of the show.

  4. Neon Kitten March 3, 2009 at 6:41 pm -

    Ryan, they already got a huge one-up on 60 Minutes with the bushfires, which they covered two weeks running on Sunday Night while 60 Minutes was off the air one week due to a lame cricket game, and patting themselves on the back for their 30th birthday the next :)

  5. tommyk March 3, 2009 at 12:53 pm -

    @ Andrew B: “why?”

    because it rates, koshies specials were getting 1.4 in that slot last year.

  6. Andrew B March 3, 2009 at 11:50 am -

    Financial special? Why? These things always give the same advise – pay your debts first, don’t get in over your head, make a budget and stick to it, cut out unecessary expenses, shop around for the best deal, etc…

    Agree and prefer they should maintain a format and grow audience, and have a financial story only, with other stories.

  7. Richard H March 3, 2009 at 10:45 am -

    i don’t think this show is working in its current form the hosts seem a little redundant. The guests in the studio are a waste why bother bringing them in? And munro sorry but he’s a bit of a tosser. Mind you what do i know i could be just having a bad day today.

  8. Ryan March 3, 2009 at 9:45 am -

    Abandoning its format? Is that really a smart move for such a new current affairs show? I can understand focusing on the financial crisis as it is worsening but cutting down the shows format isn’t a wise move by Seven especially if they want to get 1 up on 60 Minutes.

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