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Bear Grylls, Big Love, Skins, East West 101, Zumbo, The Family, and yes more Hitler. SBS Programmer Jane Roscoe chats about 2011 highlights.
Read More »Soft bidding on Warnie
The Block finale drew a big auction crowd, but a lot of them opted not to bid on Warnie.
Read More »SBS to celebrate turning 30
It is challenged by questions on funding, advertising, and the loss of key brands, but SBS will still find time to celebrate 30 years on air and remind viewers of previous highlights.
Read More »SBS: Summer / Autumn
Don Hany and Jenny Brockie yesterday joined SBS personalities at a season programing launch.
Read More »Bumped: Disable Bodied Sailors, The Killing. Gone: Rex in Rome.
SBS has made major changes to its mid-week line up effective from this Wednesday affecting Rex in Rome, The Killing and Disabled Bodied Sailors.
Read More »Say bye to variety for me
The Noughties will end with variety television closing a chapter after Rove bid his own show farewell last week. But Seven took the night and Week 47 of ratings.
Read More »Micallef in his own skin
Shaun Micallef talks to TV Tonight about Logies, his new panel show on TEN, hopes for a new comedy and even, yes even, a possible return for NEWStopia.
Read More »Gallery: ‘Inspektor Herring’ special
This sounds fun. An entire NEWStopia episode dedicated to 'Inspektor Herring', Shaun Micallef's parody of Inspector Rex.
Read More »Airdate: Rex in Rome
Made four years after the last series, that favourite Euro-pooch is undergoing a language switch.
Read More »Carla Cametti PD tops SBS summer
SBS' Summer has Carla Cametti PD, Top Gear (UK), Inspector Rex, Food Safari, Iron Chef, Tour Down Under and a Canadian Muslim comedy, Little Mosque on the Prairie.
Read More »Behind the scenes: NEWStopia
Shaun Micallef tells TV Tonight how his news satire stays up to the minute with late-breaking news, and how those fake ads for non-existent SBS shows confuses unwitting viewers.
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