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Unforgettable

David Knox October 3, 2011 12

Poppy Montgomery can remember every tiny detail in her new crime drama on Nine, a series which owes a debt of gratitude to The Mentalist.

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Axed in 2010

David Knox December 31, 2010 45

Lost, The Bill, 24, Heroes, Scrubs, Law and Order -here are the shows we farewelled in 2010.

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Topher Grace to produce CHiPs remake

David Knox August 5, 2010 6

Topher Grace plans on producing a remake of 1970s cop series CHiPs with the team from Numb3rs.

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Axed: Cold Case, Numb3rs, Christine, Ghost Whisperer, Gary, Accidentally

David Knox May 19, 2010 30

CBS has taken the axe to several of its long running shows including Ghost Whisperer and Cold Case.

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TEN: Easter guide

David Knox March 22, 2010 22

TEN has a mix of first run, repeats, specials and sport over the Easter non-ratings fortnight.

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Returning: Numb3rs

David Knox March 19, 2010 7

US procedural Numb3rs returns to TEN next month with new episodes.

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Sci-Fi fans turn on TEN

David Knox January 11, 2010 97

Since TEN dumped Supernatural and Stargate Universe, fans have been venting their anger. TV Tonight looks for answers amid a wave of fury.

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Letterman upgraded

David Knox November 18, 2009 51

Woohoo. TEN sees sense with David Letterman and moves it back to a decent timeslot in December. Plus other summer changes....

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The 11pm Project

David Knox November 17, 2009 42

The 7PM Project is about to get a late night replay over summer.

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Supernatural back for TEN’s summer

David Knox November 12, 2009 90

New episodes of Supernatural, The Office, Numb3rs, Law and Order, Outrageous Fortune, Futurama, White Collar, The Cleveland Show & Accidentally on Purpose are coming to TEN.

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Numb3rs trimmed by CBS

David Knox November 5, 2009 5

CBS has sliced some of the numbers of Numb3rs, trimming its current episode run from 22 to 16.

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No risk for 20-TEN

David Knox October 29, 2009 82

Programmer David Mott tells TV Tonight why TEN is very happy to be facing 2010 without the need to be taking its trademark risks.

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