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“Take a fresh look” asks TEN
More fast-tracked shows are set for TEN in October.
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TEN will launch a new campaign to “Take a Fresh Look” at its programmes in October.
Already set to screen are:
Underground: The Julian Assange Story
Homeland,
The Good Wife,
Glee,
Modern Family,
NCIS,
NCIS: LA,
Hawaii 5-0,
Law & Order: SVU.Â
TV Tonight can also confirm TEN will screen:
Merlin,
New Girl
The New Normal,
Vegas,
Emily Owens MD,
Jamie’s 15 Minute Meals.
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45 Responses
If they put new episodes of NCIS & NCIS:LA back on Tuesdays, I will be happy & watch.
If not, I’ll wait for the DVDs.
just love the new normal , fantastic show , why cant somebody show the impractical jokers
How about a promo saying: We made a mistake! We didn’t listen to our viewers! But things are changing @ Ten and your in the best seat in the house:)
How long will it be fasttracked? Will they just run it until end of November and then not return the shows until February. Ala Glee Christmas ep in February.
Wow. You’re a tough crowd. I’m looking forward to a lot of these shows. Give them a chance guys.
Criticism about lack of Aussie shows is also unfair. TEN wouldn’t have expected their local offerings to have been such flops. Obviously , at this time of year, they can’t create, produce and get to air new productions.
Also, I think we’ve all heard the same complaints about timeslot changes, late starts , etc etc over and over again. Hopefully TEN has heard this and we can all find something else to complain about.
actualy i did watch scool of rock yesterday
Looks good, now to make a real point of difference put them on at the same time, same night every week and start and finish on time and start doing that with your other shows, and you just might start to win over the viewers who have left in droves because of poor programming decisions.
Will be watching Homeland, Glee and Merlin in amongst those. Just hope there isn’t much conflicting with Big Brother/X Factor.
I’ve got a better idea. Rather than me taking a fresh look at what is possibly just more of D@GP’s second brand image, how about you take a fresh approach and show us and your programs (well the half-decent ones) a bit of respect?
Fast-track shows, start them at the times advertised in your promos, and communicate with your audience. If a show is off for a week or two because of baseball in the US, just tell us.
Get some smarts about your scheduling. Don’t put a talent-quest up against a monster such as X-Factor, that’s insane. Provide a sensible alternative instead. And I don’t care how cheap it is to make, cut crap like The Shite. It’s not just a ratings vacumm, it’s a cancer that damages your whole brand.
It’s not that long ago that you were challenging to be the Number Two Network. Now you’re just a number two, and not even a fresh one.
The New Normal looks pretty nauseating. Wish Ten had put some more money into a couple more Aussie titles to have amongst these – and by that I don’t mean more reality garbage, I mean some local half hour sitcoms or something.
From what I’ve seen..Vegas looks great.
Any word on who is screening The Mindy Project? A sunday lineup comprised of Modern Family, Ben and Kate, Mindy Project and New Girl would work well.
I’ve been around long enough to know that “take a fresh look” is just another way of saying “we have a new team of spin doctors, but no real ideas”. I can’t see anything on that list that gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling and to be honest I think a live feed from Curiosity (Mars rover) would rate higher.
OK if they show all these new shows in what is left of the ratings this year, one wonders what they will have to launch in next years ratings (apart from Reef Doctors).
Only seen the first ep of The New Normal but agree with tomothyd. Wasn’t that good which i was disappointed with. Who’s got Go On? Cos that show is a much better and funnier show
Oh dear Ten. Is that all you have got! There isn’t really anything to get excited about, yet more mediocre garbage. I won’t be watching onything from that list with the exception of Homeland. Incidentally not quite sure why this is on ten, far too good a quality compared to he drivel you have been broadcasting the last few years.
With the exception of Jamie, I want to see everything on that second list. TEN have grabbed an amazing list of shows this season so hopefully that shows in ratings.
And I’m sure they will all premiere right up against the AFL grand final and Melbourne cup. Because they are edgy.
Looking forward to the new season of Merlin! 🙂
David, with fastracking becoming more necessary, do you think our ratings period will eventually be aligned with the US?
I was hoping The New Normal would be good, the first episode was ok, the second was dreadful and I won’t be going back. I’ll check out Vegas and Jamie Oliver though… If they start on time, otherwise they’ll be PVRd and watched up to a week or two later.
Excited for merlin, will watch new girl, glee, julian assange, modern family and homeland. But merlin tops my list.
A TEN spokesperson confirmed that a new logo will also be unveiled.
“We’ve narrowed it down to two ‘fresh’ images reflecting the freshness of our exciting, new line-up.
“It’ll either be a fresh, green apple, with moisture dipping off it” he said, “or a steaming fresh turd”…
Sure TEN, I’ll take a fresh look. But I hope you take note of what people are saying here.
It doesn’t matter how good these shows are, if you keep making stupid programming decisions, your downward spiral will continue.
Ten!! Put new Modern Family + Ben and Kate on a different night to Monday. Ben and Kate is a great show but it won’t develop an audience against X Factor and Big Brother. Launch this show properly and it will rate well!
Emily Owens MD looks entertaining, I can see that getting a 9:30 Sunday timeslot. Merlin will probably go back to its 6:30 Sunday slot