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Program Guide Report Schedule Program Guide For TCN/GEM Sun Apr 24, 2011 06:00 IT IS WRITTEN HD WS PG Anzac Special: Brothers In Arms Religious programme. 06:30 HUE AND CRY 1947 G Hue And Cry A gang of street boys foil a master crook who sends commands for robberies by cunningly altering a comic strip's wording each week, unknown to writer and printer. Starring: Alastair Sim, Jack Warner, Jack Lambert, Joan Dowling, Valerie White 08:15 POISON PEN 1939 Repeat PG Poison Pen In this psychological drama set in a small English village, the villagers become hysterical after a series of anonymous letters are posted accusing different residents of scandalous acts. The townsfolk are soon so panicked that murder and suicide ensue until police hire an expert to analyse the handwriting. The results lead to a most unlikely suspect, but are they too late. Starring: Flora Robson, Ann Todd Cons.Advice: Adult Themes, Sexual References 09:50 THOUSANDS CHEER 1943 Repeat G Thousands Cheer Gene Kelly tops a cast of MGM's biggest names of the World War II era when he stars as the headliner of a circus trapeze act who's drafted into the military. He may not be much of a soldier, but when he leads some of Hollywood's greatest out onto the stage, Thousands Cheer. Starring: Gene Kelly, Kathryn Grayson, Mary Astor, Judy Garland, Lena Horne, Mickey Rooney, June Allyson 12:30 THE PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL 1957 Captioned Repeat HD WS G The Prince And The Showgirl An American showgirl, appearing in London at the time of the Coronation, is invited to a private supper by the roving-eyed Prince of Carpathia and falls in love. Starring: Laurence Olivier, Laurence Olivier, Marilyn Monroe, Dame Sybil Thorndike, Jean Kent, Sybil Thorndike, Jeremy Spenser, Richard Wattis 15:00 THE EMIGRANTS 1971 Repeat PG The Emigrants Epic adventure of Swedish immigration to the United States during the 19th century. Based on novels by Vihelm Moberg. Starring: Max Von Sydow, Liv Ullmann, Eddie Axberg, Allan Edwall Cons.Advice: Adult Themes, Some Violence 18:00 THE NANNY Repeat WS PG The In-Law Who Came Forever Aunt Freida decides to get back at Sylvia for not letting her sing at the wedding and buys her condo, leaving her with no place to go. So Sylvia and Morty move into the Sheffield mansion. Starring: Fran Drescher, Charles Shaughnessy, Lauren Lane, Daniel Davis 18:30 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Captioned WS G Lincoln Cathedral 2 Viewers from all corners bring their items to be appraised by the show's antiques experts. Are they valuable, priceless items, or will they go home disappointed? 19:30 AS TIME GOES BY G Jean undertakes some strategic snooping to discover what the new neighbours are like. 20:00 AS TIME GOES BY G The whole gang, minus Harry who is stuck on duty for protest coverage, head out to the country for the weekend. But road construction is about to throw the travellers for a loop. 20:30 HE'S JUST NOT THAT INTO YOU 2008 Captioned Repeat HD WS M He's Just Not That Into You Based on the wildly popular bestseller from Sex and the City scribes Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo, Hes Just Not That Into You tells the stories of a group of interconnected, Baltimore-based twenty and thirty somethings as they navigate their various relationships from the shallow end of the dating pool through the deep, murky waters of married life, trying to read the signs of the opposite sex... and hoping to be the exceptions to the no exceptions rule. Starring: Ginnifer Goodwin, Scarlett Johansson, Jennifer Aniston, Justin Long, Drew Barrymore Cons.Advice: Some Coarse Language, Sexual References BIOGRAPHY-SERIAL KILLERS -DAVID 23:10 BERKOWITZ-SON OF SAM M Biography-serial Killers -David Berkowitz-son Of Sam Investigate the life of a disturbed New Yorker who brought terror to the streets and unleashed all his hatred on the one group whom he considered had rejected him the most - women. Cons.Advice: Adult Themes 00:05 THE SIEGE OF PINCHGUT 1960 PG The Siege Of Pinchgut A group of hardened thugs decide whether or not to set off huge bomb that would destroy Sydney Harbour Starring: Aldo Ray, Heather Sears, Australian Movie Cons.Advice: Mild Violence, Mild Coarse Language 02:00 HOME SHOPPING WS G 04:30 JOYCE MEYER, ENJOY EVERYDAY LIFE WS PG Enjoying Everyday Life is a daily broadcast provided by Joyce Meyer Ministries. 05:00 ADVENTURES IN RAINBOW COUNTRY Repeat G The Muskies Are Losing Their Teeth Follows the adventures of a teenager named Billy Williams and his friend Pete Gawa in northern Ontario. 05:30 TODAY Captioned HD WS NA Join Karl Stefanovic and Lisa Wilkinson as they bring you the latest in news, current affairs, sport, politics, entertainment, fashion, health and lifestyle. Mon Apr 25, 2011 06:00 TODAY Captioned HD WS NA Join Karl Stefanovic and Lisa Wilkinson as they bring you the latest in news, current affairs, sport, politics, entertainment, fashion, health and lifestyle. 09:00 ALIVE & COOKING Repeat WS G Alive and Cooking, Australia's hottest cooking show hosted by UK celebrity chef James Reeson. Filmed on location at some of the country's top food and wine regions as well as in James' kitchen 09:30 THE ZOO Repeat WS G The Zoo takes you behind the scenes at Auckland Zoo, bringing you great stories about the animals and their keepers. 10:00 FRIENDS Captioned Repeat HD WS PG The One After Joey And Rachel Kiss Romantic hook-ups continue to go astray in Barbados as Monica, Phoebe and Chandler overhear Ross kissing Charlie while on the room's other wall, they can eavesdrop on Joey and Rachel. 10:30 FRIENDS Captioned Repeat HD WS PG The One Where Ross Is Fine Rachel, Joey and Charlie attend an uncomfortable dinner party at Ross' apartment where he uncharacteristically overindulges in wine, song and laughter. Meanwhile, Chandler commits an unpardonable act when he and Monica visit a couple who have adopted a cute boy. 11:00 MURDER, SHE WROTE Repeat PG If A Body Meets A Body A financial adviser's funeral is interrupted by a woman who claims he probably was murdered, and by the discovery that t body in the coffin isn't even his. Starring: Angela Lansbury, William Windom, Tom Bosley, Jerry Orbach, Michael Horton 12:00 EASTER PARADE 1948 Captioned Repeat HD WS G Easter Parade It's Easter 1911 and dancer Don Hughes, annoyed because his partner Nadine has dumped him to pursue a solo career, declares that he can turn any chorus girl into a star. The girl he chooses to mould into his new "Nadine" is Hannah Brown. Song, dance and romance follow, with many misunderstandings along the way. Starring: Judy Garland, Fred Astaire, Ann Miller 14:00 COLOUR OF WAR: THE ANZACS Captioned Repeat WS PG Children of the Empire/Fighting Back Using only original colour footage, this is the story of Australia and New Zealand. Narrated by Russell Crowe. 16:00 COLOUR OF WAR: THE ANZACS Captioned Repeat WS PG The War That Never Ends Russell Crowe narrates the great ANZAC story of Australians and New Zealanders at home and abroad from World War II to Vietnam. The series will use rare colour film of home movies taken by service personnel and people on the home front. 17:00 THE ELLEN DEGENERES SHOW Captioned HD WS PG Join Ellen DeGeneres as she hosts a unique mix of celebrity interviews, chart-topping and up-and-coming musical performances, audience participation games and segments spotlighting real life stories and amazing talents. 18:00 FRIENDS Captioned Repeat HD WS PG The One With Ross's Tan Joey and Rachel nervously anticipate their first real date together. Meanwhile, Ross decides to get a spray-on-tan with disastrous consequences. 18:30 FRIENDS Captioned Repeat HD WS PG The One With The Cake On Emma's first birthday, Rachel convinces Monica and Chandler to delay their long anticipated trip to Vermont to stay for the party. But complications ensue when the infant falls asleep and a racy, adult birthday cake arrives. 19:00 THE ZOO Repeat WS G The Zoo takes you behind the scenes at Auckland Zoo, bringing you great stories about the animals and their keepers. DAVID ATTENBOROUGH'S LION - A SPY 19:30 IN THE DEN Captioned Repeat WS PG David Attenborough's Lion - A Spy In The Den Sir David Attenborough narrates this amazing documentary where hidden camera's are disguised to get closer than ever before to the lions in their natural habitat, set against the stunning backdrop of the African plain. 20:30 MARY QUEEN OF SHOPS Repeat WS PG Fosters Mary Portas comes to the aid of three sisters, struggling to operate a greengrocers that has been in operation for 115 years. Portas has big ideas to reinvent the shop, but is met with skepticism and disagreement; prompting an argument. Cons.Advice: Mild Coarse Language 21:30 THE WRONG MAN 2006 Captioned HD WS AV The Wrong Man A case of mistaken identity lands Slevin into the middle of a war plotted by two of the city's rival crime bossess; The Rabbi and The Boss. On top of that Sleven is under constant surveillance by the FBI as well as an assassin. He will now have to hatch up his own plot to get them before they get him. Starring: Josh Hartnett, Bruce Willis, Lucy Liu, Morgan Freeman, Stanley Tucci Cons.Advice: Strong Violence, Strong Sex Scenes, Frequent Coarse Language 23:45 FRIENDS Captioned Repeat HD WS PG The One With Ross's Tan Joey and Rachel nervously anticipate their first real date together.
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