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Program Guide Report Schedule Program Guide For GTV/SD Sun Jan 2, 2011 06:00 GO, DIEGO, GO Captioned Live G Little Lost Wolf Pup Diego is an eight-year-old rough and tumble action-adventure hero on the go! Diego invites pre-schoolers to help him race to the rescue of troubled animals. 06:30 DORA THE EXPLORER Captioned Live G Pinto, The Pony Express Dora is a seven-year old Latina heroine who uses Spanish words to help her along in her many adventures with her friends Boots and Tico. 07:00 WEEKEND TODAY Captioned Live WS NA Join Cameron Williams and Leila McKinnon as they bring you the latest in news, current affairs, sports, politics, entertainment, fashion, health and lifestyle. 10:00 SURFSPORT Live WS NA Eddie's Day - In December 2009, 12m waves were seen off the coast of Waimea, Hawaii and the 28 surfers who were invited to take part in the Eddie Aikau annual event, weren't sure whether the competition could go ahead. It did and one of the most exciting and dangerous surfing events ensued. 11:00 JACK NEWTON CELEBRITY CLASSIC Live WS NA Jack Newton Celebrity Classic The Jack Newton Celebrity Classic at Cypress Lakes is where professionals, elite sportspeople and entertainers mingle, with golf more an excuse than the aim. 12:00 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND Live G Gilligan's Mother-in-Law A native maiden who rowed her canoe to the island decides she wants to marry Gilligan. After meeting her family, her former boyfriend appears and wants to fight to the death for her hand in marriage. 12:30 WILDFIRE WS PG The Party Jean, Henry, Pablo and Todd go away for the weekend, leaving Matt home alone. A party ensues. Starring: Genevieve Cortese, Nicole Tubiola, Ryan Sypek 13:30 SURVIVOR: NICARAGUA Captioned Repeat WS PG The final castaways participate in their last immunity challenges and are questioned by the jury before the jurors vote for the $1 million winner. 15:30 SURVIVOR: NICARAGUA Captioned Repeat WS PG Reunion The cast reunites with Jeff Probst in front of a live studio audience and talk about the events of the past season. 16:30 RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS WS PG Join Scott Cam, Natalie Gruzwelski and Shane Crawford as they surprise three remarkable Australians with life changing gifts of kindness. 17:30 POSTCARDS - SUMMER SERIES WS G Giaan visits city hotel - Crown Metropol and later eats at the Tea Rooms of Yarck in Yarck, Lauren learns to cook at the Birregurra Cooking School, Pia visits La Petit Guest House in Bright and Glen goes to La Bimba Restaurant in Apollo Bay. 18:00 NINE NEWS SUNDAY Captioned Live WS NA Jo Hall presents Melbourne's most comprehensive weekend news service with detailed sports and weather reports. 18:30 THE ENFORCERS Captioned Live WS PG Rangers in Sydney have just received a tip off about the location of an illegal pitbull. Meanwhile, environmental health officers in Perth inspect a local poultry butcher after he was fined for breaching health regulations. Cons.Advice: Mild Coarse Language 19:00 RBT Captioned Live WS PG In this groundbreaking series, follow the police units for a unique behind-the-scenes look at RBT patrols testing for alcohol and drug affected drivers. 19:30 60 MINUTES Captioned Live WS NA 60 Minutes is Australia's leading current affairs programme, with a proven record of excellence over three decades. Join us for the best stories we brought you in 2010. 20:30 THE MENTALIST Captioned Live WS M Scarlet Fever As Patrick Jane and the CBI team investigate the poisoning death of the "queen bee" in a country club who's murdered at a cocktail party in her home, they discover that the community is full of secrets, including love affairs and drug abuse. Starring: Simon Baker, Robin Tunney, Tim Kang, Owain Yeoman, Amanda Righetti 21:30 CHASE Captioned Live WS M Crazy Love A fugitive with a dark past who manipulates his teenage girlfriend with promises of freedom and a life filled with romance and adventure flees with his underage victim, destroying anything and anyone that comes in his way. Starring: Kelli Giddish, Jesse Metcalfe, Amaury Nolasco, Cole Hauser, Rose Rollins Cons.Advice: Some Violence 22:30 CHASE Captioned Live WS AV Under the Radar U.S. Marshals Annie Frost and Daisy Ogbaa team up to catch small-town fugitives Karen Nelson and Ivy Collins, a duo who use their feminine wiles to lure innocent victims into participating in bank heists. Starring: Kelli Giddish, Jesse Metcalfe, Amaury Nolasco, Cole Hauser, Rose Rollins Cons.Advice: Strong Violence 23:20 MINDHUNTERS 2004 Captioned Live WS AV Mindhunters Hiding within a group of FBI profilers is a serial killer. In the ultimate test of their crime-solving savvy, these endangered young agents must figure out who among them is a ruthless predator. Starring: Christian Slater, Val Kilmer, Kathryn Morris, Jonny Lee Miller, Will Kemp Cons.Advice: Strong Violence, Some Coarse Language, Sexual References 01:30 THE BARON Live PG Storm Warning (Part 2) Exciting, danger-laden, unusual exploits...the human dramas of those who buy, sell or steal precious treasures. Stars Steve Forrest. 02:30 GUTHY-RENKER AUSTRALIA Live WS G Home shopping program. 03:00 GUTHY-RENKER AUSTRALIA Live WS G Home shopping program. 03:30 DANOZ Live G BACK 2 LIFE Home shopping program. 04:00 GOOD MORNING AMERICA - SUNDAY Captioned Live WS NA Early morning news/talk show with co-hosts Bill Weir and Kate Snow from Time Square, New York. 05:00 NINE'S EARLY MORNING NEWS Captioned Live WS NA Join the Nine News team for all the latest news, sport and weather. 05:30 TODAY Captioned Live 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 Jan 3, 2011 06:00 TODAY Captioned Live 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 MAGICAL TALES Captioned Live WS P The Great Race Sparkles constructs her very first billycart. Obviously this calls for a race - Sparkles' billycart vs. William's Scooter. 09:30 LAB RATS CHALLENGE Captioned Live WS C A game show for kids. Science has never been so exciting, funny or messy! Hosted by Drew Jarvis and Nicole Dixon. THE ASHES: 5TH TEST - AUSTRALIA V 10:00 ENGLAND Live WS NA Day 1 - AM Session After four massive tests and with the 5th test sure not to disappoint, join Richie Benaud, Mark Nicholas, Bill Lawry, Tong Greig, Michael Slater, Ian Healy and Mark Taylor for the action live from the SCG in what has been an amazing summer of test matches. 12:30 THE CRICKET SHOW Live WS G Join Simon O'Donnell for all the latest news, updates and analysis of the day's plays along with special guests live in the studio. THE ASHES: 5TH TEST - AUSTRALIA V 13:00 ENGLAND Live WS NA Day 1 - PM Session After four massive tests and with the 5th test sure not to disappoint, join Richie Benaud, Mark Nicholas, Bill Lawry, Tong Greig, Michael Slater, Ian Healy and Mark Taylor for the action live from the SCG in what has been an amazing summer of test matches. 18:00 NINE NEWS Captioned Live WS NA Peter Hitchener presents Melbourne's most comprehensive news service with detailed sport, finance and weather reports. 18:30 A CURRENT AFFAIR Captioned Live WS NA A Current Affair covers the realms of politics, crime, human rights, science, technology, celebrities and entertainment - all investigated by a dedicated team and hosted by Leila McKinnon. 19:00 AUSTRALIA'S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS - Captioned Live WS G DAILY EDITION From bike track backbreakers to trampoline tragedies and the most hilarious hits and misses. Shelly Craft brings the summer laughs with the Funniest Home Videos from across Australia and around the globe. 19:30 TWO AND A HALF MEN Captioned Live WS PG I Always Wanted A Shaved Monkey Unable to express the anger they have toward the women in their lives, Charlie and Alan take it out on each other. Starring: Charlie Sheen, Jon Cryer, Angus T. Jones Cons.Advice: Sexual References, Mild Coarse Language 20:00 THE MIDDLE Captioned Live WS PG Valentines Day Valentine's Day unexpectedly finds Frankie and Mike home alone and ready for a romantic evening. But their best-laid plans soon begin to unravel. Starring: Patricia Heaton, Neil Flynn, Eden Sher, Atticus Shaffer, Charlie Mcdermott 20:25 CRIME STOPPERS Captioned WS NA Every week Crime Stoppers asks you to identify an offender - real crime, real offenders. 20:30 THE MENTALIST Captioned Live WS M Bloodshot When Patrick is injured in an explosion, he finds himself using unusual methods as the team is investigating the death of a financial advisor. Starring: Simon Baker, Robin Tunney, Tim Kang, Owain Yeoman, Amanda Righetti 21:30 CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION Captioned Live WS M Double Cross A woman is found by two nuns crucified on a makeshift cross in a church that is under renovation. It's revealed that the victim may have known the priest at the church; one of the nuns loathes the priest, the other worships him. Stars William Petersen and Marg Helgenberger. Cons.Advice: Adult Themes, Some Violence 22:30 EMBARRASSING BODIES Live WS M Rally Nothings too below the belt for this team when they visit the world rally championships in Wales. Also, Dr Pixie comes to the aid of a woman who needs to get to the bottom of a hairy problem.
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