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Program Guide PROGRAM GUIDE VICTORIA – Updated from 174 http://www.primetv.com.au Sunday, October 5, 2008 6:00AM GARNER TED ARMSTRONG G 6:30AM CREFLO A DOLLAR G 7:00AM BLINKY BILL'S AROUND THE WORLD C A DOG'S BEST FRIEND ADVENTURES (R) Blinky Bill and his friends Nutsy and Flap rescue mistreated animals from the circus and travel the world in a giant balloon to return them to their homes. Along the way they are pursued by the villainous circus brothers. 7:30AM WEEKEND SUNRISE 'CC' *LIVE* Wake up to a better breakfast with ANDREW O'KEEFE and SAMANTHA ARMYTAGE for all the latest news, sport and weather. 10:00AM SCRUBS (R) 'CC' PG MY OCCURRENCE J.D sees the human side of his mentor when he has to deliver disturbing test results to Dr. Cox' good friend and former brother-in- law, Ben Sullivan. 10:35AM SUNDAY MORNING MOVIE (R) 'CC' (2001) PG DR. DOLITTLE 2 (L,S) EDDIE MURPHY returns as the doctor who can talk to the animals, in DR. DOLITTLE 2. The now-famous doc has more patients - two- legged and four-legged - than he can handle. But his animal friends want more than office visits. The outraged critters want to save their forest from unscrupulous human developers, and they're seeking Dr Dolittle's help. Also starring KRISTEN WILSON, JEFFREY JONES, KEVIN POLLAK, RAVEN SYMONE, KYLA PRATT and LIL' ZANE. 12:35PM SUNDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE (2006) G DR. DOLITTLE 3 The fun continues with DR DOLITTLE 3 - the next generation! Maya ** PREMIERE ** Dolittle, the Doctor's youngest daughter, has inherited her father's gift for talking to animals, but so far it's brought her nothing but trouble. So, Maya heads to Durango summer camp to get in touch with her abilities. Starring KYLA PRATT, KRISTEN WILSON, WALKER HOWARD, JOHN AMOS, LUCIANA CARRO, TOMMY SNIDER, CALUM WORTHY, RYAN MCDONELL, CHENIER HUNDAL, TARA WILSON and CHELAN SIMMONS. 2:35PM SUNDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE (R) 'CC' (1984) PG SPLASH (L,S) TOM HANKS stars as Allen Bauer, a workaholic who's convinced he can't fall in love. That is, until he's mysteriously rescued from a boating accident by the woman of his dreams! Before you can say 'mermaid,' Allen and Madison are swept away on the tide of a hilarious and heart warming romance. But when the world discovers Madison's secret, it's sink or swim for the two new lovers! Also starring DARYL HANNAH, EUGENE LEVY, JOHN CANDY. 5:00PM MERCURIO'S MENU (R) G BYRON BAY Byron Bay - known mainly for its' laid back lifestyle, peace, love and mung beans. But this week Paul discovers that this beautiful town, carved out by a volcanic eruption a long time ago has some of the best conditions for growing the richest, lushest produce on offer in this country. 5:30PM COXY'S BIG BREAK G Coxy's Big Break. Travel Series. Coxy gets Spring Fever as he gets into the spirit of the Spring Racing Carnival. Coxy previews the fashions, the horses, the gardens and the odd race or two. Plus your chance to win a $20,000 BIG4 Holiday Parks voucher. 6:00PM SEVEN NEWS WITH JENNIFER KEYTE 'CC' JENNIFER KEYTE presents today's news with ROB GELL updating *LIVE* the weather. Sport is with TIM WATSON. PROGRAM GUIDE VICTORIA – Updated from 174 http://www.primetv.com.au Sunday, October 5, 2008 6:30PM FAMILY MOVIE SPECIAL (R) 'CC' (2005) PG THE PACIFIER (V) Action hero VIN DIESEL stars in this fast paced comedy smash hit about a Navy SEAL who prepares for battle as he prepares the bottle. ** SPECIAL FAMILY TIME ** Lt. Shane Wolfe is a tough-as-nails Navy SEAL who has controlled military operations in every corner of the globe. Now, the ultimate test comes when he's assigned to protect the home front - as in a house loaded with five out-of- control kids! But even when he trades combat gear for nappies and juice boxes, it's not just a baby-sitting job... it's an adventure! Also starring LAUREN GRAHAM, FAITH FORD. 8:30PM THE SUNDAY MOVIE 'CC' (2006) M PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 2: DEAD MAN'S CHEST JOHNNY DEPP, ORLANDO BLOOM and KEIRA KNIGHTLEY return for a grand, swashbuckling, non-stop joyride filled with devilish pirate ** PREMIERE ** humour, monstrous sea creatures and breathtaking black magic. Now, Jack's got a blood debt to pay - he owes his soul to the legendary Davy Jones, ghostly Ruler of the Ocean Depths but ever-crafty Jack isn't about to go down without a fight. Along the way, dashing Will Turner and the beautiful Elizabeth Swann get caught up in the thrilling whirlpool of misadventures stirred up in Jack's quest to avoid eternal damnation by seizing the fabled Dead Man's Chest! 11:35PM THE LATE MOVIE (R) 'CC' (2002) AV RESIDENT EVIL (V,H) A virus has escaped in a secret facility called 'The Hive' turning all researchers into hungry zombies and their mutated Lab 'Animals' that they were studying. The Government sends in an elite military task force lead by Alice and and Rain to contain the virus in three hours before it escapes and infects the rest of the world. But all their their training couldn't have prepared them for what they were going to encounter. 1:30AM AUCTION SQUAD (R) 'CC' G JOHANNA GRIGGS and the Auction Squad get to work on maximising the potential of a home that is going up for sale with a budget of $10,000 and all done in a 12 hour day. 2:30AM DANOZ DIRECT G 3:30AM EXPO G 5:00AM GUTHY RENKER G 5:30AM SEVEN EARLY NEWS 'CC' *LIVE* NATALIE BARR and MARK BERETTA present the latest news, sport and weather from around Australia and overseas. PROGRAM GUIDE VICTORIA – Updated from 174 http://www.primetv.com.au Monday, October 6, 2008 6:00AM SUNRISE 'CC' *LIVE* Wake up to Australia's number one breakfast show with DAVID KOCH and MELISSA DOYLE for all the latest news, sport and weather. 9:00AM THE MORNING SHOW 'CC' *LIVE* PG Same day news, views and a variety of regular segments covering health, fitness, celebrity gossip, cooking, counselling and fashion. Hosted by LARRY EMDUR and KYLIE GILLIES. 11:00AM PLAYHOUSE DISNEY (R) 'CC' P DOORS An entertaining and educational program featuring arts, craft, song, dance and storytelling, designed to engage preschoolers. Presented by MONICA TRAPAGA, COLIN BUCHANAN and KAENG CHAN. 11:30AM SEVEN MORNING NEWS 'CC' *LIVE* The latest news from around Australia and overseas. Presented by ANN SANDERS. 12:00PM THE MIDDAY MOVIE (R) (2004) M THE RIVERMAN (VA) When the city of Seattle is terrorised by a violent serial killer, the local police enlist the help of a hardened criminologist, Professor Keppel to help solve the case. 2:00PM ALL SAINTS (R) 'CC' M RUNNING ON EMPATHY Mitch's world is falling apart when Rose states that Lucy is not his daughter. Von is being sucked into the quagmire of a heroine addict's dysfunctional life. 3:00PM MASTERCHEF GOES LARGE G Chef JOHN TORODE and ingredients expert GREGG WALLACE are on the lookout for the next Masterchef. Over four weeks, 96 would-be chefs are whittled down to a mere four in a series of gruelling challenges that test their originality, ingenuity and ability to cook under pressure. 3:40PM FAST ED'S FAST FOOD G Better Homes And Gardens' 'Fast Ed' Halmagyi brings recipes and tips to cut the time you spend in the kitchen. 4:00PM IT'S ACADEMIC 'CC' C SIMON REEVE returns with all new episodes of the educational and entertaining show where schools compete to win cash and prizes. 4:30PM SEVEN NEWS AT 4.30 'CC' *LIVE* MIKE AMOR presents the latest news sport and weather from around Australia and overseas. 5.00PM M*A*S*H (R) G (All excluding Albury) 5.00PM DEAL OR NO DEAL G (Albury only) 5.30PM DEAL OR NO DEAL 'CC' G (All excluding Albury) 5.30PM PRIME NEWS *LIVE* ‘CC’ HELEN BALLARD presents the local news, sport and weather for the (Albury only) border region. 6.00PM SEVEN NEWS WITH PETER MITCHELL PETER MITCHELL presents today's news with DAVID BROWN 'CC' *LIVE* updating the weather. Sport is with SANDY ROBERTS. 6.30PM TODAY TONIGHT 'CC' *LIVE* ANNA CORREN reports on the latest news and current social issues. PROGRAM GUIDE VICTORIA – Updated from 174 http://www.primetv.com.au Monday, October 6, 2008 7:00PM HOME AND AWAY 'CC' PG How far will Christine go to keep her daughter? Rachel is still consumed by thoughts of Joe. Are Belle's investigations threatening Aden's job? Starring AMY MATHEWS, JESSICA TOVEY, TODD LASANCE and LIZ ALEXANDER. 7:30PM BORDER SECURITY - AUSTRALIA'S FRONT PG A passenger from Syria is justifiably nervous and an Englishman's LINE 'CC' story takes some troublesome twists, tonight on BORDER SECURITY: AUSTRALIA'S FRONTLINE. Hosted by GRANT BOWLER. 8:00PM THE FORCE - BEHIND THE LINE 'CC' PG A dangerous thief won't come easily for police while a unlicensed driver is worried about what will happen to his passengers, tonight on THE FORCE: BEHIND THE LINE. Hosted by SIMON REEVE. 8:30PM CITY HOMICIDE 'CC' M OH LUCKY MAN (VA) In tonight's murder mystery, Homicide is called in when three prostitutes are found brutally murdered. Stanley Wolfe's chased this killer before: this time, he's going to nail him to the wall. But will Stanley go too far? Guest starring NINA LANDIS. Also starring SHANE BOURNE, DANIEL MACPHERSON, AARON PEDERSEN, NADINE GARNER, DAMIEN RICHARDSON and NONI HAZLEHURST.
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