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Returning: The Force, Lewis. Airdate: Miracle at the Zoo, Hudson Plane Crash
A few updates on Seven shows and specials on air next week.
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Seven factual The Force returns to screens at 8pm Sunday in place of Air Ways, once again hosted by Simon Reeve.
On Monday night, Miracle at the Zoo, a one hour special on the story of Taronga Zoo’s baby elephant, Pathi Harn, airs at 7.30pm on Seven.
Brace for Impact: Inside the Hudson Plane Crash, narrated by Harrison Ford airs at 7:30pm on Wednesday, April 14.
Viewers in Sydney and Brisbane will see Series 3 of Lewis begin at 8:30pm Friday April 16 while other states have AFL commitments.
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9 Responses
‘Scuse my ignorance but what the hell is Lewis and how did two seasons already air without me hearing of it?
paull – look at the title – it’s a new special on the hudson
I agree with Paull. All these crash investigation, plane and roads are getting annoying and boring. And that Life without People, tonight at 7:30pm, why do we have to subjected to that, when there could be other things shown, here’s an idea Seven why don’t you show a movie, it is School Holidays, that’s how you could win the ratings for tonight.
Wow I’ve been asking whether 7 would show Lewis for months.
Only problem is it’s been so long coming that I’ve already seen Season 3 on DVD!!
So I would imagine that other states will get to see it at some stage as well?
I would assume that 7 may show Season 3 & 4 back to back as they did when they last aired the show 2 years ago??
is this hudson plane crash special different to the one aired last year on a monday night?
Have seen ads on Seven for new series of The Zoo & Find My Family, my guess for the Monday.
Personally I’m rapt to see Lewis return ..finally! Being a huge Morse fan I love this series.
Seriously Channel Seven, I would rather a movie on Fridays than Lewis.
Not to sound mean, and I want to say that I have the up most respect for the pilots who managed to land their plane on he Hudson river, saving everyone on board- it truy is amazing still to this day, But- how many times does seven have to air that ‘miracle on the Hudson’ special! I’m sure more than Once so far.
AnyWay, looking forward to the new force, although I wish more eps of AirWays had been made- truely entertaining show was.