Monthly Archives: June 2010 »

The Graham Norton Show

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Hamish & Andy, Joanna Lumley and US actor David Hyde Pierce chat to Graham Norton, 9:30pm Thursday on ABC2. Damages Miracles ER Sea Patrol Cougar Town

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D-Day for Mildura

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Analogue switch-off makes its first mark in Australia, as Mildura residents shift to Digital TV today.

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ABC / WIN playout centre blamed

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MediaHub, the joint playout centre for the ABC and WIN Television, was said to have let down the ABC during the Gillard challenge.

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On Hiatus

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For the next two weeks TV Tonight is On Hiatus.

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Returning: Review with Myles Barlow

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At long last the thinking man's comedian returns with a second serve of his satirical series.

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Lost finale with commentary

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Still confused? The finale of Lost will replay on 7TWO next month with added commentary.

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Airdate: Hammertime

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So whatever happened to MC Hammer? Answer: Reality TV.

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Spicks and Specks

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Next stop on the Spicks’ “Road Tour” is the US of A. BYO chicken drumsticks. 8:30pm Wednesday on ABC1. United States of Tara Family Guy Lie to Me Highway Patrol Police Under Fire

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House tops Timeshifting

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House picked up the most extra viewers in Timeshifted results for Week 25.

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Doctor Who at Glastonbury

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Matt Smith joined electronic duo Orbital at UK's Glastonbury Festival for a funky performance of the theme from Doctor Who.

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Compass: July 4

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Compass looks at South African soccer during the 1970s and how players of different cultures coped with sporting bans under apartheid.

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Steve Carell confirms his final year in The Office

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Following on from hints that he would be leaving NBC comedy The Office, Steve Carell has now confirmed the 2010-2011 season will be his last.

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