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Program Guide PROGRAM GUIDE VICTORIA http://www.primetv.com.au Sunday, September 14, 2008 6:00AM GARNER TED ARMSTRONG G 6:30AM CREFLO A DOLLAR G 7:00AM BLINKY BILL'S AROUND THE WORLD C TICO TAKES CHARGE 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 AFL GAME DAY *LIVE* PG AFL GAME DAY, tackles all the big footy issues, reviews and previews the weekend's games and has a bit of fun along the way. HAMISH MCLACHLAN hosts the show, with some of the best names in football on the panel. Leading AFL journalists also join the panel, along with special guest stars from the football and media world. 11:00AM LIVED TO TELL THE TALE (R) 'CC' PG ESTONIA In September 1994, the Estonia passenger ferry embarked on what was to be her last voyage. But as the ferry was crossing the Baltic Sea in rough weather it inexplicably sank. Of the 989 on board crew and passengers on board, only 137 survived. Those who escaped the sinking ship and survived the agonising seven-hour wait to be rescued tell their stories. 12:00PM V8 SUPERCARS ON PRIME 2008 *LIVE* V8 SUPERCARS: PHILLIP ISLAND It’s the V8 Supercars’ season of endurance… and this year’s curtain raiser to Mt Panorama has taken on a whole new spin… The L & H 500, Round 9 of the V8 Supercar Championship. A new format, on a new stretch of bitumen… It’s like no other… 500 gruelling kilometres around Victoria’s Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit where drivers, car and team must work as one. Strategy and tactics will play a major role... the stakes are higher and the gains are greater as the pressure reaches boiling point. Join MATTHEW WHITE and NEIL CROMPTON in commentary, with MARK BERETTA, DANIEL GIBSON and former V8 driver MARK LARKHAM keeping you up to speed from pit lane. 5:30PM BORDER PATROL (R) 'CC' PG Keeping the borders safe from drug smugglers, terrorists and illegal fishing is all in a day's work for the BORDER PATROL team. This week, Customs investigate a passenger with a false passport. Quarantine find plant material hidden inside a book. And Officers uncover two million dollar's worth of ecstasy. 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 http://www.primetv.com.au Sunday, September 14, 2008 6:30PM THE OUTDOOR ROOM WITH JAMIE DURIE G AFRICA 'CC' Come on safari with Jamie as he bags the Big 5 features to makeover a suburban backyard. See how stacked stones, sun-tough plants and tribal crafts can turn something ordinary into something wild. Plus our African Chef Johnson creates a real bush BBQ. 7:00PM OUTBACK WILDLIFE RESCUE 'CC' G In this week's episode of OUTBACK WILDLIFE RESCUE, Veterinarian Stephen Cutter, performs delicate surgery on an orphaned wallaby. Ranger, Tommy Nichols, removes a deadly predator from Darwin Harbour. And in Alice Springs, Justin Rutherford, does battle with a guinea pig killer. Presented by ERNIE DINGO. 7:30PM DANCING WITH THE STARS 'CC' *LIVE* G Tonight our celebrities take to the dance floor to perform either the sizzling SAMBA or the romantic WALTZ. Who will be the next to hang up their dancing shoes? Hosted by DANIEL MACPHERSON and SONIA KRUGER. 9:30PM PRIVATE PRACTICE 'CC' M IN WHICH CHARLOTTE GOES DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE In the series return of PRIVATE PRACTICE Addison has settled into her new job, her new apartment and her new life that she hopes **SERIES RETURN** brings sunnier possibilities. Charlotte seeks Pete's help in treating her insomnia. Naomi goes on her first date since college and Cooper suspects that his patient's injuries aren't an accident. Guest starring VALERIE MAHAFFEY. Also starring KATE WALSH, AUDRA MCDONALD, TIMOTHY DALY, AMY BRENNEMAN, TAYE DIGGS, PAUL ADELSTEIN, KADEE STRICKLAND, CHRIS LOWELL, COREY REYNOLDS, KIMBERLY ELISE and HOLLISTON COLEMAN. 10:30PM BORDERLINE 'CC' PG Follow immigration officers as they battle to protect their borders from suspected criminals. Tonight, an illegal immigrant makes a desperate dive for freedom. And officers investigate whether two newlyweds are a genuine couple. 11:00PM SECONDS FROM DISASTER M NAIROBI BOMBING 7 August 1998. A truck, packed with deadly explosives was detonated ** PREMIERE ** in front of the US Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya, killing 213 people and injuring 4,000 more. The force of the blast causes the next door office block to collapse on top of its residents, but forensic investigation leads police to uncover a link with Al-Qaeda, bringing Osama Bin Laden international notoriety. Combining advanced CGI, historical footage, forensic science, eyewitness accounts and expert testimonies, we examine the chain of events that lead to this tragedy. 12:00AM THE LATE MOVIE (2003) AV THE MUDGE BOY (V,S,L) The dramatic story of how the relationship between a teenager, Duncan Mudge, living on a farm with his emotionally distant father changes after the death of the boy's mother. Starring EMILE HIRSCH, RICHARD JENKINS, TOM GUIRY, PABLO SCHREIBER, ZACHARY KNIGHTON, RYAN DONOWHO and MEREDITH HANDERHAN. 2:00AM HOT AUCTIONS (R) 'CC' G MICHAEL CATON brings us the drama, the emotion, the heartache and the elation of buying and selling a property in one of the most stressful ways - by auction. 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 http://www.primetv.com.au Monday, September 15, 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 RAGGS (R) 'CC' P TREES An entertaining show for pre-schoolers about five fun loving dogs who perform together in the 'Raggs Kids' Club Band'. 11:30AM SEVEN MORNING NEWS 'CC' *LIVE* The latest news from around Australia and overseas. Presented by ANN SANDERS. 12:00PM SEVEN NEWS SPECIAL 'CC' *LIVE* SEVEN NEWS OFFICIAL OLYMPIC WELCOME HOME PARADE LIVE coverage of the Welcome Home Parade to pay tribute to the ** LIVE COVERAGE ** 2008 Australian Olympic Team on their return from Games of the XXIX Olympiad in Beijing. 1:30PM DISCOVER TASMANIA (R) G The boys climb Stanely's Nut... it's the race that stops a small fishing village. Ed takes the ride of a lifetime and becomes a Top Gun fighter pilot for a day. 2:00PM ALL SAINTS (R) 'CC' M SHAME Terri loses her respect for Luke at the coroner's inquest. Victoria tells Mitch that Rose wants to fight for full custody. 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 http://www.primetv.com.au Monday, September 15, 2008 7:00PM HOME AND AWAY 'CC' PG Is Charlie sabotaging her relationship with Roman? Belle's new quest leads to humiliation. And Ross’s situation worsens. Starring JESSICA TOVEY, CONRAD COLEBY, DAVID DOWNER and ESTHER ANDERSON. 7:30PM BORDER SECURITY - AUSTRALIA'S FRONT PG A passenger with little more than a plastic bag and the clothes on his LINE 'CC' back loses his temper, a frequent visitor to Australia insists he's not working illegally and some cans of beans pack a punch, tonight on ** BRAND NEW EPISODES ** BORDER SECURITY: AUSTRALIA'S FRONTLINE. Narrated by GRANT BOWLER. 8:00PM THE FORCE - BEHIND THE LINE 'CC' PG A cowardly attack on a homeless man, a speeding driver in denial and a mysterious potential explosive endangers lives on a beach, this week on THE FORCE: BEHIND THE LINE. Narrated by SIMON REEVE.
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