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Brisbane tv guide sunday Continue Back to main site ABC Radio Channels Print-friendly 7 Day Guides ABC ABC Kids / ABC COMEDY ABC ME ABC NEWS Watch Live Explore ABC TV Whether it's a rom-com, an action movie or family classics you're after, find out what's on free-to-air TV tonight.5.12PM – Grand Designs6PM – The Drum7PM – ABC News7.30PM – 7.308.01PM – Hard Quiz8.32PM – The Weekly With Charlie9.01PM – You Can't Ask That9.32PM – Planet America10.04PM – Would I Lie to You?10.35PM – ABC Late News11.07PM – Four Corners11.53PM – Media WatchABC Comedy/Kids5.15PM – Olobob Top5.35PM – Nella the Princess5.57PM – Octonauts6.20PM – Bluey6.40PM – Hey Duggee7.13PM – Catie's Amazing7.31PM – Spicks and Specks8PM – Spicks and Specks8.29PM – Friday Night Dinner8.52PM – Gavin & Stacey9.22PM – A Moody Christmas9.51PM – Upper Middle Bogan10.20PM – The Office10.42PM – The Office11.05PM – The Office11.26PM – 30 Rock11.48PM – CommunityABC Me5.02PM – The Next Step5.25PM – Dragons : Race to the Edge5.48PM – The Strange Chores6.31PM – What It's Like7.01PM – Bear Grylls' Survival School7.30PM – Shaun the Sheep8PM – The Adventures of Puss in Boots8.30PM – Danger Mouse8.47PM – Project Planet9.12PM – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles9.35PM – Japanizi : Going Going Going9.57PM – rageABC News5PM – ABC News Hour6PM – ABC Evening News7PM – ABC National News8PM – ABC News Tonight8.45PM – The Business9.01PM – The Drum10PM – The World11PM – ABC Nightly News11.30PM – 7.30SBS5.30PM – Letters and Numbers6PM – Mastermind Australia6.30PM – SBS World News7.35PM – Britain's Great Cathedrals with Tony Robinson8.30PM – My Grandparent's War9.30PM – Reprisal10.25PM – SBS World News Late10.55PM – HomelandSBS Viceland5.15PM – Gadget Man5.45PM – New Girl6.10PM – Takeshi's Castle6.40PM – The Orville7.30PM – 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown8.30PM – BASEketball10.25PM – Your HighnessSBS World Movies5.10PM – Our Little Sister7.30PM – Labor Day9.35PM – The Mermaid11.20PM – What We Do In The ShadowsSBS Food5PM – The Cook and the Chef5.30PM – Kitchen Hero6PM – Food Factory USA6.30PM – Come Dine with Me7PM – Come Dine with Me7.30PM – Sicily with Aldo and Enzo8PM – Gourmet Farmer8.30PM – Short Cuts to Glory : Matt Okine vs Food9PM – Food Safari Italy9.30PM – The Cook and the Chef10PM – The Cook and the Chef10.30PM – Come Dine with Me11PM – Come Dine with Me11.30PM – Kitchen HeroChannel 95PM – Millionaire Hot Seat6PM – Nine News7PM – A Current Affair7.30PM – Doctor Doctor8.30PM – Paramedics9.30PM – New Amsterdam10.30PM – Nine News Late11PM – Chicago Med11 :50PM - Не говорите Doctor9Gem5.30PM - Приходите поужинать со мной пары6:30 вечера - Антиквариат Roadshow7.30PM - Fawlty Towers8.10PM - Fawlty Towers8.50PM - Мисс Марпл: Карибский Mystery11.15PM - Rockford Files9Go6PM – Malcolm in the Middle6.30PM – Malcolm in the Middle7PM – The Big Bang Theory7.30PM – Travel Guides8.35PM – Click10.50PM – The Love Guru9Life5PM – Escape to the Chateau6PM – House Hunters International6.30PM – House Hunters International7PM – House Hunters7.30PM – Barnwood Builders8.30PM – Restored9.30PM – Beachfront Bargain Hunt: Renovation10.30PM – Garage Gold11.30PM – House Hunters International9Rush5.30PM – Running Wild with Bear Grylls6.30PM – Wheeler Dealers7.30PM – Diesel Brothers8.30PM – Misfit Garage9.30PM – Kindig Customs10.30PM – Top GearChannel 75PM – The Chase Australia6PM – Seven News7PM – Home and Away7.30PM – Britain's Got Talent9PM – Harry & Meghan: A Royal Rebellion11PM – The Latest: Seven News11.30PM – Autopsy7TWO5PM – Coastwatch Oz5.30PM – Escape to the Country6.30PM Bargain Hunt7.30PM – Border Security: Australia's Frontline8PM – Border Security: Australia's Frontline8.30PM – Great Rail Restorations9.30PM – Coastal Railways with Julie Walters10.30PM – Paddington Station 24/711.30PM – Mighty Planes7mate5PM – Garage 415.30PM – American Restoration6PM – American Pickers7PM – Pawn Stars7.30PM – The Simpsons8PM – The Simpsons8.30PM – The Simpsons9PM – Family Guy9.30PM – American Dad!10PM – American Dad!10.30PM – Family Guy11PM – Family Guy11.30PM – Futurama7Flix5PM – The Simpsons5.30PM – The Simpsons6PM – The Simpsons6.30PM – The Simpsons7PM – The Simpsons7.30PM – Modern Family8PM – Modern Family8.30PM – Chef10.50PM – At Any PriceChannel 105PM – 10 News First6PM – 10 News First6.30PM – The Project7.30PM – MasterChef Australia9PM – The Secrets She Keeps10PM – Bull11PM – Elementary10Bold5PM – Star Trek: Voyager6PM – Celebrity Name Game6.30PM – Bondi Rescue7.30PM – NCIS8.30PM – NCIS: Los Angeles9.25PM – NCIS: Los Angeles10.20PM – NCIS: Los Angeles11.15PM – NCIS10Peach5PM – Fraiser5.30PM – Frasier6PM – Friends6.30PM – Neighbours7PM – Friends7.30PM – Friends8PM – Seinfeld8.30PM – Seinfeld9PM – 2 Broke Girls9.30PM – 2 Broke Girls10PM – 2 Broke Girls10.30PM – Seinfeld11PM – Seinfeld11.30PM – The Late Late Show with James CordenSigned UpView more Newsletters ABC1 2/21 The Drum 6:00 pm ABC News 7:00 pm 7.30 7:30 pm Hard Quiz 8:01 pm Gruen 8:32 pm Utopia 9:09 pm Planet America 9:35 pm QI 10:07 pm ABC Late News 10:38 pm Four Corners 11:10 pm Media Watch 11:56 pm ABC HD 20 The Drum 6:00 pm ABC News 7:00 pm 7.30 7:30 pm Hard Quiz 8:01 pm Gruen 8:32 pm Utopia 9:09 pm Planet America 9:35 pm QI 10:07 pm ABC Late News 10:38 pm Four Corners 11:10 pm Media Watch 11:56 pm ABC COMEDY / ABC Kids 22 Go Jetters 5:56 pm Love Monster 6:11 pm Bluey 6:20 вечера Школа ревет 6:27 вечера And Little Kingdom Holly 6.35pm Andy Water Adventures 6.47pm Sir Mouse 7.02pm Odd Squad 7.15pm Spicks and Specs 7.32pm Spicks and Specs 8.15pm Sp Icks02pm Friday Night Dinner 8.32pm Archer 8.56pm Young Offenders 9.18pm Frustration 9.48pm Thick of It 10:22 p.m. Parks and Recreation 10.53pm Schitt' s Creek 11.16pm Red Dwarf 11.39pm ABC ME 23 Total Drama 5.50pm Dragons: Race to the Edge 6.02pm BTN Newsbreak 6.25pm Horrible Stories 6.25pm Horrific Story 6:31 p.m. Deadly Pole to Pole 7:00pm Sean The Sheep 7.30pm Penguins of Madagascar 7.37pm Thunderbirds Go 8:00pm Best Mistakes Forever 8.23pm Get Blake! 8:35 p.m. The Secret Life of boys 8.47pm Sailor Moon Crystal 9.10pm Wonderful: Tales of Ladybird and Cat Noir 9.33pm Fury 9.55pm ABC Me Program Resume at 5.30am 10.56pm ABC News 24 ABC National News 6:00pm ABC News Today 7:00pm Business 7.45pm ABC News Update 8:00pm Drum 8:01pm World 9:00pm ABC NightLy News 10:00pm 7:30 10.30pm ABC Late News 11:00pm Planet America 11:30pm ABC Late News 11:00pm Planet America 11.30pm ABC Late News 11:00pm Planet America 11:30 29pm Seven 7 Seven News 6:00 p.m. home and away 7:00pm Highway Patrol 7.30pm Highway Patrol 8:00 p.m. Man of Steel 8:30 p.m. Night Crazy On Plane 11.30pm 7 HD 70 Seven News 6:00pm Home and Away 7:00pm Highway Patrol 7.30pm Highway Patrol 8.00pm Man of Steel 8.30pm Crazy on The Plane 11:30pm 7TWO 72/62 Escape In the Country 5.30pm Bargain Hunt 6.30pm Coroner 7.30pm Lewis 8.30pm Jonathan Creek 10.30pm Mighty Planes 11.40pm 7mate 73/63/60/70 American Collectors 6:00pm Pawn Star 7:00pm Simpsons 7:30pm The Simpsons 8:00pm Family Guy 8.30pm Family Guy 9:00pm 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    Consolidated Metropolitan FTA Share of Viewing 5 City Share Report - Free to Air Only Week 01 - Week 02 2021 (27/12 - 09/01) 18:00 - 23:59 Total Individuals - including Guests ABC SBS ABC ABC ABC ABC Seven Nine 10 10 10 SBS SBS SBS Network Share % Kids/ABC Seven 7TWO 7mate 7flix Nine GO! Gem 9Life 9Rush 10 10 NET SBS NITV World TV ME NEWS NET NET NET Bold Peach Shake VICELAND Food NET TV Plus Movies Wk01-06 Wk01 (27/12) 12.2 3.9 0.6 2.5 19.1 19.3 4.2 3.1 1.6 28.3 16.6 2.5 3.2 2.6 1.3 26.3 8.0 4.7 3.0 0.6 16.3 5.8 1.6 1.1 0.2 1.3 10.0 Wk02 (03/01) 10.2 3.3 0.6 2.8 16.9 17.3 4.0 3.4 1.5 26.3 15.5 2.3 3.0 2.3 1.3 24.4 15.4 4.4 2.6 0.5 23.0 5.7 1.5 1.0 0.2 1.0 9.4 Wk03 (10/01) Wk04 (17/01) Wk05 (24/01) Wk06 (31/01) Share Data for Progressive, Total and Year To Date figures excludes Easter - Wk14 (28/03/2021) and Wk15 (04/04/2021) Consolidated Metropolitan FTA Share of Viewing Sydney Share Report - Free to Air Only Week 01 - Week 02 2021 (27/12 - 09/01) 18:00 - 23:59 Total Individuals - including Guests ABC SBS ABC ABC ABC ABC Seven Nine 10 10 10 SBS SBS SBS Network Share % Kids/ABC Seven 7TWO 7mate 7flix Nine GO! Gem 9Life 9Rush 10 10 NET SBS NITV World TV ME NEWS NET NET NET Bold Peach Shake VICELAND Food NET TV Plus Movies Wk01-06 Wk01 (27/12) 14.0 3.6 0.5 2.7 20.9 19.3 3.3 2.8 1.5 27.0 18.1 2.2 2.7 1.7 1.6 26.3 8.1 4.8 2.7 0.5 16.1 6.2 1.4 0.9 0.2 1.1 9.8 Wk02 (03/01) 10.0 3.2 0.5 3.3 17.0 18.2 3.2 3.2 1.5 26.1 16.6 2.6 2.8 1.8 1.5 25.3 15.1 4.5 2.4 0.5 22.5 5.8 1.2 1.0 0.1 1.0 9.1 Wk03 (10/01) Wk04 (17/01) Wk05 (24/01) Wk06 (31/01) Share Data for Progressive, Total and Year To Date figures excludes Easter - Wk14 (28/03/2021) and Wk15 (04/04/2021) Data © OzTAM Pty Limited 2020.
  • 9RUSH Apr 12

    9RUSH Apr 12

    Page 1 of 27 9RUSH Sydney Program Guide Sun Apr 12, 2020 06:00 SALVAGE HUNTERS WS G Meet modern-day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard. With demanding customers, high turnover, and one of the biggest decorative salvage yards in the UK, Drew is constantly on the road, crisscrossing the country in search of derelict gems and forgotten remnants. 07:00 OVERHAULIN' WS PG Snaked A woman, dealing with a serious illness, would be overjoyed if her Mustang were overhauled. Cons.Advice: Themes, Mild Coarse Language 08:00 WHEELER DEALERS WS PG TVR Cerbera Mike tracks down a TVR Cerbera for just $16,000. However, these classic sports cars are notoriously susceptible to rust. Can Edd patch it up or will the chassis need replacing? 09:00 TANKED WS PG Old School vs. New School Brett and Wayde attempt to transform a pinball machine into a state-of-the art aquarium. Plus, can a high-tech robot function inside a series of tanks? 10:00 WEATHER GONE VIRAL Repeat WS PG Without Warning In this episode of Weather Gone Viral - heart-stopping moments when ice forces an airplane down and passengers must prepare for a crash landing; powerful winds flip a semi-truck; a tornado is caught on security cameras as it tears through a school gym. Cons.Advice: Realistic Violence 11:00 SALVAGE HUNTERS WS G Meet modern-day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard. With demanding customers, high turnover, and one of the biggest decorative salvage yards in the UK, Drew is constantly on the road, crisscrossing the country in search of derelict gems and forgotten remnants.