ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 23
Index
Program Highlights 1
Doctor Who 1
The Gathering Storm 2
Compass: The Mission: Part 1 3
Dance Academy 4
Talking Heads: James Reyne 5
Rick Stein's Far Eastern Odyssey 6
QI: Gifts 7
Lowdown 8
Grand Designs Revisited: Clapham 9
Voyage To The Planets 10
The American Future: A History By Simon Schama: American War 11
Midnight Man 12
Midsomer Murders: Market For Murder 13
Watch Out For… 14
Art Nation 14
First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne 15
Poh's Kitchen 16
The New Inventors 17
Catalyst 18
Doc Martin 19
Amendments 20
Program Guide 27
Sunday, 30 May 2010 27
Monday, 31 May 2010 31
Tuesday, 1 June 2010 35
Wednesday, 2 June 2010 39
Thursday, 3 June 2010 43
Friday, 4 June 2010 47
Saturday, 5 June 2010 53
Marketing Contacts 59
Program Highlights
Sunday
7:30pm
Doctor Who
Sunday, 30 May 2010
|“I know who you are. There’s only one person in the universe who hates me as much as you do.” |
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|It’s been five years since Amy Pond travelled with the Doctor, and when he lands in her garden again, on the eve of the birth of|
|her first child, she finds herself facing a heartbreaking choice – one that will change her life forever. |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
1x 65 mins and 12 x 45 mins. A BBC Production. Executive Producer and Lead Writer: Steven Moffatt; Executive Producers: Piers Wenger and Beth Willis.
Sunday
8:35pm
The Gathering Storm
Sunday, 30 May 2010
|The film opens in 1934 with Winston Churchill (Albert Finney) deep in his wilderness years, and struggling to complete his |
|biography of his ancestor the Duke of Marlborough, which he hopes will revive his fortunes. Winston is chided by his wife |
|Clemmie (Vanessa Redgrave) for their lack of money and is aware that as a 'man of destiny' his moment may have passed. At the |
|same time he struggles in the House of Commons as a backbencher to get a hearing for his concerns about German rearmament under |
|Hitler and the policy of appeasement. |
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|Churchill is also disappointed by the behaviour of his son Randolph Churchill (Tom Hiddleston), which leads to further arguments|
|with Clemmie, who announces she is leaving to go on an extended overseas trip. Churchill is devastated and throws himself into |
|his pet activities: painting, and building walls around the family house. Clemmie eventually returns, and the couple are |
|reconciled. |
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|During the same period, a young official in the government, Ralph Wigram (Linus Roache) has become concerned about the growth of|
|the German Luftwaffe (air force), and is convinced by his wife to leak information about it to Churchill. |
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|Shortly afterwards, Churchill uses Wigram's information to launch an attack on Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin (Derek Jacobi). |
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|With Churchill's fortunes restored, the narrative jumps forward to September 1939, with the declaration of war against Germany |
|at the start of World War II, and the announcement that Churchill will be taking over command of the Royal Navy again as First |
|Lord of the Admiralty. An impatient Churchill bids farewell to the staff at the country house, and travels to London. Arriving |
|in the middle of the night at the Admiralty, Churchill is met by a Royal Marine corporal who informs him the fleet have already |
|been signalled that ‘Winston is back’, to which Churchill replies, “He bloody well is!” |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
A Scott Free Production for HBO Films and BBC Films. Directed by Richard Loncraine. Executive Producers: Ridley Scott, Tony Scott and Julie Payne.
Sunday
10:05pm
Compass: The Mission: Part 1
Sunday, 30 May 2010
|The Mission is a four-part documentary series by the team who produced the extremely popular series The Abbey for Compass. The |
|Mission is the story of missionaries in reverse, as three young Nigerian Catholic priests, who haven’t volunteered, who have |
|never left Africa before, are sent to save Tasmania’s struggling Church. But can they fulfil The Mission? |
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|The series follows the young missionary priests as they travel from Equatorial Africa, Nigeria to Australia’s island State, |
|Tasmania. We journey with them from their arrival on Hobart’s coldest winter day, to their assignments in the remote corners of |
|the state. It’s a rollercoaster ride of faith, dedication and culture shock. Follow the missionaries from day one of their |
|three-year mission, to the end of their first year in Tasmania. Never before has the Catholic Church allowed such access to the |
|behind-the-scenes world of the missionary, both in Nigeria and Australia. |
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|In episode one, Fathers Christopher, Felix and Kene arrive in Tasmania on its coldest winter’s day. Fr Brian takes us behind the|
|scenes into the Catholic priesthood as he welcomes the three Nigerian missionaries into his Presbytery, where they’ll stay for |
|their first four weeks. |
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|It’s a whirlwind of ‘enculturation’ Tassie style as the three young Fathers encounter Tasmanian Devils, colonial villages, |
|snowfields, and the even colder reality of elderly congregations in largely empty churches with an aging local priesthood. The |
|first four weeks are up and Tasmania’s Archbishop Doyle sends the Nigerian Fathers off to work with his overstretched Aussie |
|priests. |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
The Mission is a Roar Film Production for Compass, ABC TV. Compass Executive Producer: Rose Hesp; Writer / Director: Varcha Sidwell; Producers: Kath Symmons and Stephen Thomas; Narrator: Rebecca Gibney.
Monday
5:20pm
Dance Academy
Monday, 31 May 2010 New Series
|Dance Academy is a 26’ x 30” high energy teen drama that follows six teenagers attending the National Academy of Dance. They’re |
|young, beautiful and have one year to prove their worth. |
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|Seen through the eyes of Tara Webster (Xenia Goodwin) this isn’t just about tutus and pointe shoes. This is the year Tara will |
|leave her home on the farm and be tested not only on her abilities to dance but to love, build friendships, celebrate triumphs |
|and endure disappointments. |
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|Episode 1: Learning To Fly – Monday, May 31 at 5:20pm on ABC1 & Sunday, June 6 at 3:40pm on ABC3 |
|Country girl Tara Webster travels to Sydney to audition for the prestigious National Academy of Dance. It’s a tumultuous week as|
|she realises her dream of becoming a dancer is going to be a lot more difficult than she ever anticipated. |
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|Episode 2: Week Zero – Tuesday, June 1 at 5:20pm on ABC1 & Sunday, June 6 at 4:05pm on ABC3 |
|Tara arrives at the Academy excited about the year ahead but soon discovers that she is the worst dancer in the class. As Tara |
|struggles to fit in, she learns the hard way to respect her teachers and find true friends. |
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|Episode 3 - Behind Barres – Wednesday, June 2 at 5:20pm on ABC1 & Sunday, June 13 at 3:40pm on ABC3 |
|When Tara’s crush on Ethan (Tim Pocock) threatens to derail her friendship with Kat (Alicia Banit), Sammy (Tom Green) gets her |
|to write a pros and cons list to clear her head. As the roommate war escalates, Abigail wins a decisive victory - emailing |
|Tara’s list to the whole school. Christian (Jordan Rodrigues) finds himself in police custody and, with nowhere else to go, has |
|to accept his place at the Academy. |
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|Episode 4 – Minefield – Thursday, June 3 at 5:20pm on ABC1 & Sunday, June 13 at 4:05pm on ABC3 |
|The first years are given trust exercises to help build a connection with their pas de deux partners. Tara is frustrated when |
|Christian refuses to participate and Kat feels betrayed by Tara’s secret crush on Ethan and Sammy finds himself tied to Abigail |
|for 24 hours. |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
A Werner Film Productions for ABC TV and ZDF (Germany)
Monday
6:30pm
Talking Heads: James Reyne
Monday, 31 May 2010
|“Don’t worry, we know you’re famous.” These are words that have almost come to haunt James Reyne. |
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|Fans of the very successful band, Australian Crawl, don’t just remember Reyne as the band’s lead singer, they still see him in |
|that role. |
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|Australian Crawl was Australia’s most popular band in 1981 and their first album, with its title single Boys Light Up, sold five|
|times platinum. Their second album Sirocco topped the Australian charts and their hit song, Reckless, is still one of the most |
|requested songs on Australian radio. In fact, during the 80s Australian Crawl sold over one million albums in Australia. |
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|But, as James Reyne makes clear to Peter Thompson on Talking Heads, the band broke up in 1986, almost a quarter of a century |
|ago! He cringes at footage from those heady early days and says even at the time, he couldn’t believe how singing a couple of |
|silly old songs could take him so far. |
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|“I never thought Australian Crawl was more than a pub band”, he says. |
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|A prolific songwriter and student of music, Reyne would go on to record 10 solo albums. His most recent album, TCB, is a |
|collection of songs previously associated with Elvis Presley. |
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|So how did he make that journey from an 80s rock star (with a dodgy voice) to a highly accomplished composer, musician and |
|singer... with a farm on the side? And why do those pesky fans refuse to move with the times?! |
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|Thompson’s interview with Reyne will reveal all. |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
Talking Heads is produced by ABC TV. Executive Producer: Margot Phillipson; Series Producer: Daniel Cooper.
Tuesday
8:30pm
Rick Stein's Far Eastern Odyssey
Tuesday, 1 June 2010
|Rick ends his culinary tour in Bangladesh, the country that spawned thousands of ‘Indian’ restaurants in Britain years ago. |
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|Not surprisingly, curry is at the top of his list. Rick starts his journey in Dhaka, where he discovers the intricacies of |
|making a true biryani. |
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|With fish being central to most Bengali dishes, he is invited for lunch by a local family to sample the country’s traditional |
|dish of fish dampokht. Heading north to Sylhet, Rick explores the city’s close links to British curry houses and visits a Khasi |
|village close to the Indian border for an unforgettable pork and black sesame seed curry. |
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|Back at home, he cooks fish steamed in banana leaves with mustard masala. |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
7 x 60 minutes. Series Producer/Director: David Pritchard; Executive Producer: Joanna Ball (BBC). Denham Productions for BBC.
Tuesday
9:35pm
QI: Gifts
Tuesday, 1 June 2010
|Tonight’s subject matters on the world’s most impossible quiz show are a grab-bag of Gs: gifts, gags, genetics, gaols and |
|granaries. |
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|Hosted by Stephen Fry, guests this week are Jan Ravens, Clive Anderson, Alan Davies and Jimmy Carr. |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
Presented by Stephen Fry. A Quite Interesting talkback THAMES production for BBC.
Wednesday
9:00pm
Lowdown
Wednesday, 2 June 2010
|Alex (Adam Zwar) is heavied into writing a puff piece on underworld crime boss Tony Marino (Martin Sacks) and drags Bob (Paul |
|Denny) along to take the pics. Blindfolded, they are taken to meet Tony at a seedy hotel. During the interview, a nervous Alex |
|suffers an anaphylactic reaction from eating the complimentary peanuts. Tony’s henchmen dump him at Dr James’s surgery, leaving |
|Bob with the Marino gang. |
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|Days later, Bob still hasn’t returned and Alex fears the worst. The editor (Kim Gyngell) pushes Alex to write the story of Bob’s|
|demise. Alex is miserable, but is consoled by Bob’s replacement, perky photographer Janet (Rebecca Denny). Janet is everything |
|Alex could possibly want and fills the void perfectly, but when Bob turns up bound and gagged on the riverbank, Janet’s true |
|nature is revealed. |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
A High Wire Films production, Produced by Nicole Minchin, co-produced, co-created and written by Adam Zwar and Amanda Brotchie. Directed by Amanda Brotchie. Executive Producer: Andrew Knight; ABC TV Executive Producer: Debbie Lee.
Thursday
6:05pm
Grand Designs Revisited: Clapham
Thursday, 3 June 2010 New Series
|David and Anjana’s tiny coach house was proving too small for them and their children, so they decided to build a new house in |
|their own garden, which was big by London standards. |
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|But their grassy plot of land came with a few problems. It was overlooked by a huge block of flats and in the middle of the |
|block stood a chestnut tree they weren’t allowed to cut down. |
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|David and Anjana came up with an inspired solution: they decided to build a curved house along the borders of their block, and |
|they decided to do most of the work themselves. But from the beginning there were major issues which caused delays and a budget |
|blow-out. |
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|Two and a half years after he first met David and Anjana, Kevin returns to see their finished avant-garde house. |
PRODUCTION DETAILS:
Presented and written by Kevin McCloud.
Thursday
8:30pm
Voyage To The Planets
Thursday, 3 June 2010
|Blast-off with Voyage To The Planets: an Australian-made documentary series exploring the pleasures and pitfalls of travel to |
|the alien planets of our own solar system. |
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|Narrated by Richard Roxburgh, this series visits the planets from a very personal perspective: that of the people who have sent |
|probes hurtling to strange worlds, and also from the viewpoint of any one of us who might dream of making a trip ourselves. |
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|Got time for a 24-year holiday? Then consider a journey to our most distant and least explored planets, the ice giants Uranus |
|and Neptune. There’s only ever been one Earthly visitor into this ‘chill zone’, the Voyager mission, launched in 1977. What |
|would it be like to follow in its wake, for a human to undertake one of the greatest journeys of space exploration? How would |
|you get there? What would you see? And would you ever survive? Strap yourselves in for an incredible voyage to the outer solar |
|system. |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
Directors: Richard Smith and Chris Thornburn. ABC TV Executive Producer: Alan Erson; Essential Media, Executive Producer: Chris Hilton; Essential Media, Head of Production: Andrea Gorddard. An Essential Media & Entertainment with ABC TV and National Geographic Channel US.
Thursday
9:30pm
The American Future: A History By Simon Schama: American War
Thursday, 3 June 2010
|Turning to fascinating moments in American history to understand the present, Simon Schama reveals how the American attitude to |
|war is different from what outsiders assume it to be. |
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|“The world has got in the habit of thinking of America as the tough-guy empire; trigger-happy cowboys addicted to the rush of |
|military power. But that’s not the way America sees itself,” he says. |
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|Two of the founding fathers, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton, disagreed about whether America should even have a |
|professional army – a division still evident when Schama visits America’s premier military academy at West Point. |
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|From the Civil War right through to Mark Twain’s denunciation of President Teddy Roosevelt’s imperial adventure in the |
|Philippines, American wars have inspired profound debate. And nowhere more so in the 2008 election than San Antonio, Texas, |
|nicknamed Military City because of its high population of veterans and serving soldiers, where Schama finds feelings about the |
|war are deeply divided. |
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|As with the great war elections of the past, it’s a debate which forces America to dig deep and rediscover what it stands for. |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
An Oxford Film & Television production for BBC. Writer/Presenter: Simon Schama; Executive Producer: Nicholas Kent; Producers /Directors: Sam Hobkinson & Ricardo Pollack. 4 x 50mins
Friday
8:30pm
Midnight Man
Friday, 4 June 2010 Final
|Midnight Man is a political thriller centering around Max Raban, a once successful investigative journalist who has fallen from |
|grace and is reduced to a nightly trawl through the bins of the rich and famous. The work suits Max until he becomes embroiled |
|in a political cover up where everyone thinks he is just a mad, phobic conspiracy theorist. Framed for murder and on the run |
|will Max be able to get to the truth? |
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|Starring James Nesbitt (Cold Feet), Catherine McCormack (Braveheart), Rupert Graves (Clapham Junction), Ian Puleston Davies |
|(Vincent), Reece Dinsdale (Conviction), Zara Turner (The Brief) and Alan Dale (Ugly Betty). |
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|Disgraced journalist Max Raban is reduced to raking through bins for celebrity stories, a thankless task that suits him because |
|of his phobia of daylight. His condition has already estranged him from his wife and daughter and he's desperate for a real |
|story and his old life back. When he discovers the murder of two Iranian cousins, Max starts to suspect that there is a death |
|squad at work, targeting pro-Islamists and backed by an organisation bent on waging perpetual war. Is Max an investigative |
|journalist at last or is the conspiracy theorist in him clouding his better judgement? |
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|Having saved Alice from drowning, Max is joined by her in his quest to prove the existence of 'God's Fist' the government-backed|
|death squad. Max needs to tell the world about a horrifying truth - the government's desire to propagate war for financial gain |
|- but exactly how far does he realise he's been set up? |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
A Carnival Film & Television Production
Saturday
9:20pm
Midsomer Murders: Market For Murder
Saturday, 5 June 2010
|In the wealthy village of Midsomer Market, Inspector Barnaby and his offsider Sgt Troy find the simple, uncomplicated life it |
|presents on the surface has dire undertones. The local reading club is a front for a secret investment club and embezzling and |
|jealousies are rife. |
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|Local stockbroker Selwyn Proctor (Rupert Vansittart) has his valuable car destroyed by fire and one by one the club’s members |
|are knocked off. The club’s account is closed and all the shares are cashed. |
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|Hidden secrets from members’ past come to the surface and the source of confidential information being made public is traced to |
|the doctor’s surgery receptionist Sandra Bradshaw (Gerda Stevenson). |
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PRODUCTION DETAILS:
Produced by Brian True-May. A Bentley production for ITV1.
Watch Out For…
Sunday, 30 May 2010
5:30pm
Art Nation
Art Nation goes to the Biennale of Sydney, Australia’s largest contemporary visual arts event where Fenella Kernebone looks at Seoul-based artist and designer Choi Jeong Hwa who is creating a new site-specific work in and around the Sydney Opera House. Using brightly coloured moulded plastic goods, he will transform part of the Opera House’s iconic silhouette. In another work, The unbearable lightness of being (2010) and shown in the Royal Botanic Gardens, he presents a large lotus blossom in the garden’s Main Pond that inflates and deflates in emulation of the cycles of nature.
Namila Benson looks at a new work by Australian Indigenous artist Brook Andrew. Andrew’s Jumping Castle War Memorial is a large inflatable structure with a heroic figure at its core decorated with a pattern based on Wiradjurri design. Henry Wagons is off to see the ‘post-punk’ group The Tiger Lilies perform. Plus Australian artist Fiona Hall creates a new work for the Royal Botanic Gardens consisting of 20 beehives painted in the camouflage patterns of various countries.
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Tuesday, 1 June 2010
10:05pm
First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne
First Tuesday Book Club enters its 5th year with host Jennifer Byrne, and panellists Marieke Hardy and Jason Steger exploring the world of books; from prize-winners to blockbusters, hot off the presses new releases to much loved classics.
The first guest on the panel is the multi-award winning novelist and critic Colm Tóibin (Mothers and Sons, Long Winter and The Master).
The Club’s second guest is US novelist Lionel Shriver, author of the highly acclaimed novels We Need to Talk about Kevin, and So Much for That.
The books for June are:
Reading By Moonlight: How Books Saved A Life by Brenda Walker.
A memoir of reading and healing.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.
‘It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.’
First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne will be repeated on ABC2 – Sunday, June 06 at 6:30pm
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Wednesday, 2 June 2010
6:30pm
Poh's Kitchen
Give your guilty conscience a night off! Tonight on Poh’s Kitchen it’s all about indulgence. It’s luxurious, pleasure-seeking and decadent and the health police will hate it.
Poh and her friends join the crowds at the Fringe Festival Street Party and Parade where tens of thousands of party lovers frock up for a night of fun. Afterwards Poh and party head off to a chocolate dessert restaurant to indulge in a few guilty pleasures. This inspires Poh to invite French chef Emmanuel Mollois back to her kitchen to cook some ‘really special occasion’ recipes.
Poh cooks an Indonesian layer cake – a cake that’s a real labour of love because it’s grilled layer by layer and includes 15 egg yolks. The end result is spectacular.
Emmanuel cooks deep sea bream in clay – a process he learnt as a chef in Paris. This healthy dish is simply steamed with subtle herbs in its own juices but Emmanuel pairs it with the most decadent mashed potato anyone is ever likely to taste because the recipe calls for 500 grams of butter. But when Poh tastes it she says she thinks she has died and gone to heaven. Emmanuel did warn her to call her doctor before the show.
Poh also visits her Aunty Lynda and her friends, affectionately referred to as ‘the girls’ - a group of women who love talking about, cooking and eating food. They have each brought a plate of traditional Malaysian kuiy (pron: kway) intricately-made desserts that are real special occasion creations.
Poh’s Kitchen will be repeated on ABC2 – Thursday, June 03 at 6:00pm
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Wednesday, 2 June 2010
8:00pm
The New Inventors
Hosted by James O’Loghlin, The New Inventors showcases bright minds from across the country as they discover ingenious solutions to the problems of our lives. Inventions featured on the program:
DELIVER-E TRIKE – by inventor Simon William from TAS
Simon William is a method inventor. When he set out to develop an electric bike for postal workers he wasn't content designing the invention from afar. Instead, Simon became a postie for 18 months in the hilly suburbs of Hobart, facing some of the most challenging terrain for a postie anywhere in Australia. On every run, a postie will make around 500 deliveries over 3½ hours. In the city posties will often walk, but out in the suburbs they’re bringing your mail on a motorbike.
The Deliver-E Trike is a specially designed electric bike for postal workers. It is a three-wheeled all terrain vehicle ensuring stability at low speeds. The bike is also designed to tilt, so that posties can lean in close to mailboxes while making their deliveries. Best of all, the Deliver-E Trike is electric, so it is clean, green, and quiet.
EVESTG – by inventors Brian Lithgow and Jayashri Kulkarni from VIC
Central Nervous System disorders such as depression, schizophrenia and ADHD cost over $2 trillion globally every year and affect one in four people in their lifetime. Correctly diagnosing mental illness is a massive problem worldwide, which in itself causes great and often unnecessary distress to sufferers who are left without a diagnosis and treatment.
EVestG is a revolutionary new diagnostic technique that measures the patterns of electrical activity in the brain’s vestibular, or balance system, allowing doctors to dramatically fast-track the detection of mental and neurological illnesses. Developed at Monash University, this breakthrough invention has the possibility to fundamentally change the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness worldwide.
PUSH N GLIDE – by inventor Graham Remnant from NSW
Most of us don't even notice when we walk over rough or steep ground, we’re lucky enough to have all-terrain feet without even realising. But for people in a wheelchair there will always be terrain that wheelchairs are not equipped to handle. Wheelchair users are also at risk of many other injuries from pushing the chairs, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, lacerations, injured hand and shoulder joints, torn ligaments, and blistering, just to name a few.
The Push n Glide is a completely new wheelchair design. Rather than propelling the chair with the wheels, the invention uses two handles to move forward and reverse. The handles are angled for a natural and easily maintained action that is not stressful to wrists or shoulders. The design also provides more power, allowing the user to propel the chair across terrain that was previously impossible for wheelchairs to tackle.
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Thursday, 3 June 2010
8:00pm
Catalyst
Land Speed Record
In 1898 the land speed record stood at just 63 kilometres per hour. Today it’s 1,223 km/h. Roscoe McGlashan wants to go even faster. Graham Phillips travels to Perth, at a somewhat slower pace, to kick the tyres of the jet powered vehicle Roscoe used in his 1996 record attempt, and checks out his latest dream machine – powered by a rocket! The rocket will carry two and a half tonnes of hydrogen peroxide that will provide the thrust that Roscoe believes will propel the car to its target speed of 1,600 kilometres an hour.
Green Buildings
Over 40 percent of all waste produced in Australia comes from building construction and demolition. About 6 million tonnes of waste is sent to land fill each year. But what if we were to recycle buildings? Tanya Ha finds out what a life cycle analysis of a building is, and how a new type of greener cement is set to replace the traditional form of the most commonly used building material.
Toxic Sediments
Environmental reform and the introduction of offshore sewage outlets have improved the quality of Australian waterways including Sydney Harbour. But, beneath the surface sparkle and shine lurks a dark menace that renders bottom feeding fish like mullet dangerous to eat. Mark Horstman reports on the deadly toxins that continue to enter Australia’s most famous harbour – every day.
Crayfish Attraction
What do crustaceans put behind their ears to attract a mate? For crayfish the answer is as simple as taking a tinkle. Females illicit male mating behaviour by urinating, but the urine also provides a chemical signal to encourage aggressive behaviour. The female provokes fights with males to weed out the weaklings and ensure that only the strongest males will sire her progeny.
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Saturday, 5 June 2010
7:30pm Repeat/Final
Doc Martin
It's business as usual for Dr Martin Ellingham even though it's his wedding day. He opens the surgery to a stream of patients including one of the bridesmaids. Louisa Glasson's best friend Isobel is heavily pregnant and has an injury to her eye that will require her to wear an eye patch - not a good look for the bridal party.
Meanwhile Martin manages to offend the vicar, who then has a terrible accident and a replacement is needed - with just three hours to the ceremony. Martin does a deal with a retired cleric: he will do the marriage ceremony if the Doc will examine his sick pig.
Less than an hour before proceedings are to start, Isobel goes into labour and Martin is called to deliver. Then it's a race against time for Martin and Louisa to get to the church. Dressing in their respective homes, they reflect on the commitment they are about to make.
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Wednesday, May 05
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8:30pm The Bill
(M*Violence)
Saturday, May 15 NSW & ACT ONLY
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3:00pm Rugby Union: Shute Shield 2010: Eastwood Vs Manly
(Live)
Sunday, May 16
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11:30am Songs Of Praise
(G)
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1:30pm Message Stick: Pemulwuy Part 2
(G*Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and voices of people who have died.)
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4:20pm Close Up: Photographers At Work: Portraits
(G)
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6:00pm At The Movies
(G)
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10:10pm Compass
(PG)
Monday, May 17
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6:00pm Travel Oz
(G)
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6:30pm Talking Heads
(G)
Tuesday, May 18
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6:00pm Time Team
(G)
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8:30pm Rick Stein’s Far Eastern Odyssey
(G)
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9:35pm QI
(PG)
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10:05pm Artscape: Photography Hijacked
(PG)
Wednesday, May 19
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8:30pm Spicks And Specks
(PG)
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9:00pm Lowdown
(M*Sexual references and coarse language)
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10:05pm At The Movies
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10:05pm At The Movies
(PG)
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10:35pm Lateline
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11:10pm Lateline Business
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11:40pm Wire In The Blood
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1:05am Movie: Pan-Americana
Thursday, May 20
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8:00pm Catalyst
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Friday, May 21
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11:00am Catalyst
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Saturday, May 22
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11:30am Message Stick: Pemulwuy Part 2
(G*Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and voices of people who have died.)
Saturday, May 22 QLD ONLY
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2:00pm Rugby League: 2010: Norths Vs Northern
(Live)
Sunday, May 23
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4:25pm Karsh Is History
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5:20pm Possessions
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6:00pm At The Movies
(PG)
Monday, May 24
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12:30pm The Return Of Sherlock Holmes
(M*A sex scene)
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6:00pm Travel Oz
(CC, G)
We explore some of Australia's most loved festivals... celebrating the seasons, culture, music and the bizarre.
Tuesday, May 25
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12:30pm The World’s Worst Disasters
(G)
Wednesday, May 26
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4:30am Shortland Street
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6:00pm Cheese Slices
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9:30pm Psychoville
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Thursday, May 27
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12:30pm Jeeves And Wooster
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6:05pm Grand Designs Revisited
(G)
Friday, May 28 QLD ONLY
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7:30pm Stateline (QLD)
(CC, Repeat))
Saturday, May 29
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8:30pm The Bill
(M*Violence and adult themes)
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9:20pm Midsomer Murders
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Saturday, May 22 QLD ONLY
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2:00pm Rugby League: 2010: Easts Vs Tweed Heads
(Live)
Program Guide
Sunday, 30 May 2010
|5:00 |rage |
| |(PG) |
| |Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: .au/rage |
| | |
|6:00 |rage |
| |(G) |
| |Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: .au/rage |
| | |
| |6:30 |The WotWots |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |6:40 |Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |7:00 |Fraggle Rock |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |7:25 |Zoey 101 |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |7:45 |Escape From Scorpion Island |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:15 |Dragon Booster |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:35 |Wolverine And The X-Men |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | |
|9:00 |Insiders |
| |(CC) |
| |A not-to-be missed analysis of the week's political news, with interviews, discussion and analysis with Barrie |
| |Cassidy and guests. |
| | |
|10:00 |Inside Business |
| |(CC) |
| |Alan Kohler with analysis and comment on the events and issues concerning business, investors and entrepreneurs.|
| | |
|10:30 |Offsiders |
| |(CC) |
| |A show for anyone who's serious about sport, Offsiders will provide challenging, insightful, humorous debate |
| |about the topic that dominates weekends - sport. Hosted by Barrie Cassidy. |
| | |
| | |
| | |
|11:05 |Asia Pacific Focus |
| |(CC) |
| |Draws on the ABC's regional expertise to provide quality analysis on major issues and interviews with key |
| |newsmakers in the Asia Pacific. |
| | |
|11:30 |Songs Of Praise: Liverpool: Working Together |
| |(CC, G) |
| |Claire Sweeney visits her home city of Liverpool and shares stories of friendship, faith and football. |
| | |
|12:00 |Landline |
| |(CC) |
| |Australia's national rural program, with reports from around the country on rural and urban issues. Presented by|
| |Anne Kruger. |
| | |
|1:00 |Gardening Australia |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |Leonie Norrington shows how to build a raised garden bed; John Patrick visits three courtyard gardens; and Jane |
| |Edmanson visits an Australian plant lover in the Dandenong Ranges. |
| | |
|1:30 |Message Stick: Nganampa Anwernekenhe: Karlu Karlu Devils Marbles |
| |(CC) |
| |The story of Karlu Karlu - the eerie and majestic country in Central Australia that white Australia christened |
| |the Devils Marbles. This spiritually powerful rock formation was the centre of a long custody battle. |
| | |
|2:00 |Travel Oz |
| |(CC, Repeat, G, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following program may contain |
| |images and voices of deceased persons.) |
| |Australian travel series hosted by Greg Grainger. |
| | |
|2:30 |Athens: The Truth About Democracy: Democracy |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) Final |
| |Historian Bettany Hughes explores the 'Golden Age' of ancient Athens at the dawn of democracy. In the final |
| |part, the tensions within the fifth century Athenian society can be encapsulated in the trial and death of |
| |Socrates. |
| | |
|3:30 |Walt Whitman |
| |(CC, Repeat, PG) |
| |Today one of the most-recognised figures in American literary history, poet Walt Whitman was denounced by |
| |critics in his own time. |
| | |
|5:10 |Sydney International Piano Competition 2008: Tomoki Kitamura: Grieg |
| |(Repeat, G) |
| |Tomoki Kitamura performs an excerpt from the 'Holberg Suite'. |
| | |
| | |
| | |
|5:30 |Art Nation |
| |(CC) |
| |Fenella Kernebone visits the Biennale of Sydney, Australia's largest contemporary visual arts event. |
| | |
|6:00 |At The Movies |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |Join Margaret and David as they review the latest in cinema releases. |
| | |
|6:30 |Treks In A Wild World: Motorbiking In Vietnam |
| |(CC, PG, The information in this program was correct at the time of production. Travellers should confirm |
| |current travel advisories and related matters prior to travel. This program includes a scene of animal |
| |sacrifice.) |
| |Zay Harding takes us through the fascinating and crowded country of Vietnam on a motorbike. |
| | |
|7:00 |ABC News |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|7:30 |Doctor Who |
| |(CC) |
| |It's been five years since Amy saw the Doctor, and when he reappears, she faces a terrible choice. CAST: Matt |
| |Smith |
| | |
|8:15 |Doctor Who: Confidential Cutdown |
| |(CC) |
| |Specially filmed as a companion piece to Doctor Who. Includes behind-the-scenes action from the latest series of|
| |the popular family drama. |
| | |
|8:30 |ABC News Up-Date |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|8:35 |The Gathering Storm |
| |(CC, M, Coarse language. Violence.) |
| |A powerful story about the daring lengths Winston Churchill went to warn the British people of the Nazi threat, |
| |at a time when the country wanted nothing more than peace. CAST: Albert Finney |
| | |
|10:05 |Compass: The Mission: Part 1 |
| |(CC) |
| |In a four-part program, three young Nigerian Catholic priests, who have never left Africa before, are sent to |
| |save Tasmania's struggling Church. But can they fulfil The Mission? |
| | |
|10:35 |How To Eat Your Watermelon In White Company - And Enjoy It |
| |(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse language. A sex scene. Nudity) |
| |A fascinating documentary about Melvin Van Peebles, the black filmmaker who made one of the most controversial |
| |films in American history. |
| | |
|12:00 |Order In The House |
| |(CC) |
| |A weekly review of parliamentary proceedings. |
| | |
|1:00 |Movie: Caught |
| |(CC, Repeat, 1948, Movie, G) |
| |Leonora is imprisoned in her home by her power hungry millionaire husband. CAST: James Mason, Barbara Bel Geddes|
| |DIR: Max Ophuls (1948) |
| | |
|2:25 |Movie: Stranger On The Third Floor |
| |(CC, Repeat, 1940, Movie, PG) |
| |A newspaper reporter's testimony helps convict an innocent man. CAST: Peter Lorre, John McGuire, Margaret |
| |Talichet, Charles Waldron DIR: Boris Ingster (1940) |
| | |
|3:30 |Talking Heads: Gabi Hollows |
| |(CC, Repeat, G, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following program may contain |
| |images and voices of deceased persons.) |
| |Peter Thompson chats with Gabi Hollows, founding Director and the public face of The Fred Hollows Foundation. |
| | |
|4:00 |First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |Jennifer and the team are joined by author of Does My Head Look Big in This? Randa Abdel-Fattah, and Geoffrey |
| |Cousins, former CEO of Optus and author of the recently released The Butcher Bird, to discuss this month's |
| |books. |
| | |
Monday, 31 May 2010
|4:30 |Shortland Street |
| |Tania's discovery panics Maia and Mark; Callum feels guilty about Toni's pain; and Alice and Craig have |
| |different goals. CAST: Anna Jullienne |
| | |
|5:00 |Something In The Air: Wanderings in the Wilderness |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |When Mon and Stuart announce to Father Brian that they've won Lotto's second division, the man of the cloth is |
| |thrilled. CAST: Eric Bana, Ulli Birve |
| | |
|5:30 |The Einstein Factor |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |Offbeat quiz show hosted by Peter Berner. The Brains Trust panel includes Barry Jones, Karen Brooks and Red |
| |Symons. |
| | |
| |6:00 |The Latest Buzz |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |6:25 |Lizzie McGuire |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |6:50 |Aisling's Diary |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |7:00 |CJ The DJ |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |7:10 |Iggy Arbuckle |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) Final |
| |7:35 |Arthur |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:00 |Timmy Time |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:15 |Chuggington |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) Final |
| |8:30 |Sesame Street |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:00 |Yo Gabba Gabba! |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:25 |Bananas In Pyjamas |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:30 |Play School |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | |
| |10:00 |For The Juniors |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |10:15 |Music Moves |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |10:30 |Designers |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | | |
| | | |
| |10:45 |Designers |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | |
|11:00 |Landline |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
|12:00 |Midday Report |
| |(CC) |
|12:30 |The Return Of Sherlock Holmes |
| |(CC, M*Violence) |
|1:30 |The Cook And The Chef |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
|2:00 |Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives |
| |(CC) |
| | |
| |3:00 |Bananas In Pyjamas |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:05 |Play School |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:35 |dirtgirlworld |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:45 |The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill And His Best Friend Corky |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:00 |Sea Princesses |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:15 |Grossology |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:40 |Gawayn |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:55 |Serious Andes |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |5:20 |Dance Academy |
| | |(CC, G) |
| | |A high energy teen drama that follows six teenagers attending the National Academy of |
| | |Dance. They're young, beautiful and have one year to prove their worth. CAST: Xenia |
| | |Goodwin, Tim Pocock, Alicia Banit, Tom Green |
| | |
| |5:50 |BTN Daily |
| | |(CC) |
| | |
|6:00 |Travel Oz: Australia Day |
| |(CC) |
| |We explore celebrations held in the nation's capital for the naming of the Australian of the Year, and the Two |
| |Tims check out all the action around the Atherton tablelands. |
| | |
| | |
|6:30 |Talking Heads: James Reyne |
| |(CC, G) |
| |James Reyne reveals to Peter Thompson how he made the journey from an 80s rock star (with a dodgy voice) to a |
| |highly accomplished composer, musician and singer - with a farm on the side. |
| | |
|7:00 |ABC News |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|7:30 |The 7.30 Report |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|8:00 |Australian Story |
| |(CC) |
| |Stories of contemporary Australian life and people, told by the subjects themselves. |
| | |
|8:30 |Four Corners |
| |(CC) |
| |Australia's longest running TV current affairs program. |
| | |
|9:20 |Media Watch |
| |(CC) |
| |Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by Jonathan Holmes. |
| | |
|9:35 |Q&A |
| |(CC) |
| |Live, interactive and unpredictable - Tony Jones brings together a panel of politicians and prominent |
| |Australians to answer your questions. |
| | |
|10:35 |Lateline |
| |(CC) |
| |A unique nightly news analysis program bringing you up-to-the-minute coverage of Australian and international |
| |news and events. |
| | |
|11:10 |Lateline Business |
| |(CC) |
| |The day's business and finance news, with the latest trends on international share and currency markets, |
| |pointing to what Australians can expect in the day ahead. |
| | |
|11:35 |Sin City Law: Skin Tone: Part 2 |
| |(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse Language) |
| |Will Pascual Lozano be found guilty of killing a child? Could the jury sentence him to death? Brought together |
| |by tragedy, the Lozano and Gonzalez families offer one another support in the emotional conclusion. |
| | |
|12:30 |Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| | |
|1:30 |Movie: Fort Algiers |
| |(CC, Repeat, 1953, Movie, PG) |
| |A French secret agent is sent to Algiers in the guise of a nightclub singer to discover the person behind the |
| |recent Arab uprisings intended to gain control of the oilfields. CAST: Yvonne De Carlo DIR: Lesley Selander |
| |(1953) |
| | |
|2:55 |Talking Stick: Music |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |A half-hour talk show about Indigenous people and issues from an Indigenous and non-Indigenous perspective. |
| | |
|3:25 |Bowls: International Test: Australia Vs England: Highlights 2: Men's Pairs |
| |(Repeat) |
| | |
Tuesday, 1 June 2010
|4:30 |Shortland Street |
| |Craig and Alice go a bit nutty; it's not a fun run for Sarah; and it's a photo finish for Toni. CAST: Renato |
| |Bartolomei |
| | |
|5:00 |Something In The Air: The Gift |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |At last, Joe and Sally break the silence between them and talk about the issue that has torn them apart - |
| |Sally's 'fling' with Matt. CAST: Eric Bana, Ulli Birve |
| | |
|5:30 |The Einstein Factor |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |Offbeat quiz show hosted by Peter Berner. The Brains Trust panel includes Michael Veitch and Clio Cresswell. |
| | |
| |6:00 |The Latest Buzz |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |6:25 |Lizzie McGuire |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |6:50 |Aisling's Diary |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |7:00 |CJ The DJ |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |7:10 |Captain Flamingo |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |7:35 |Arthur |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:00 |Timmy Time |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:15 |Grandpa In My Pocket |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:30 |Sesame Street |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:00 |Yo Gabba Gabba! |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:25 |Bananas In Pyjamas |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:30 |Play School |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | |
| |10:00 |Behind The News |
| | |(CC) |
| |10:25 |Postcards From Bangladesh |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |10:35 |The Australian Experience |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | |
|11:00 |Big Ideas |
| |(CC) |
|12:00 |Midday Report |
| |(CC) |
|12:30 |The World's Worst Disasters |
| |(CC) |
|1:30 |The Einstein Factor |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
|2:00 |Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives |
| |(CC) |
| | |
| |3:00 |Bananas In Pyjamas |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:05 |Play School |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:35 |dirtgirlworld |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:45 |The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill And His Best Friend Corky |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:00 |Sea Princesses |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:15 |Grossology |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:40 |Gawayn |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:55 |Serious Andes |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |5:20 |Dance Academy |
| | |(CC, G) |
| | |Tara arrives at the Academy excited about the year ahead. As she struggles to fit in, |
| | |she learns the hard way to respect her teachers and find true friends. CAST: Xenia |
| | |Goodwin, Tim Pocock, Alicia Banit, Tom Green |
| | |
| |5:50 |BTN Daily |
| | |(CC) |
| | |
|6:00 |Time Team: Piercebridge |
| |(CC) |
| |Tony Robinson and the team get their feet wet as they examine a stretch of the River Tees where local divers |
| |have located over 2000 high quality Roman finds. |
| | |
|7:00 |ABC News |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|7:30 |The 7.30 Report |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|8:00 |Foreign Correspondent |
| |(CC) |
| |Mark Corcoran presents stories from the ABC's international correspondents. |
| | |
|8:30 |Rick Stein's Far Eastern Odyssey |
| |(CC) |
| |Rick ends his culinary tour in Bangladesh, the country that spawned thousands of 'Indian' restaurants in Britain|
| |years ago. |
| | |
|9:35 |QI: Gifts |
| |(CC) |
| |It's a grab-bag of Gs: gifts, gags, genetics, gaols and granaries. Host Stephen Fry is joined by Jan Ravens, |
| |Clive Anderson, Alan Davies and Jimmy Carr. |
| | |
|10:05 |First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne |
| |(CC) |
| |Join Jennifer Byrne and authors Colm Tóibin and Lionel Shriver to discuss the books 'Reading by Moonlight' by |
| |Brenda Walker and the classic 'Pride and Prejudice' by Jane Austen. |
| | |
|10:35 |Lateline |
| |(CC) |
| |A unique nightly news analysis program bringing you up-to-the-minute coverage of Australian and international |
| |news and events. |
| | |
|11:10 |Lateline Business |
| |(CC) |
| |The day's business and finance news, with the latest trends on international share and currency markets, |
| |pointing to what Australians can expect in the day ahead. |
| | |
|11:40 |Four Corners |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |Australia's longest running TV current affairs program. |
| | |
|12:25 |Media Watch |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by Jonathan Holmes. |
| | |
|12:40 |The Chaser's War On Everything |
| |(CC, Repeat, PG) |
| |George W. Bush waged a war on terror, but only The Chaser has the courage to wage a War On Everything. |
| | |
|1:05 |Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| | |
| | |
| | |
|2:05 |Poirot: Dead Man's Mirror |
| |(CC, Repeat, PG) |
| |A collection of stories based on the world-famous fictional detective Hercule Poirot, created from the works of |
| |Agatha Christie. |
| | |
|3:00 |Big Ideas |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |Presents the best public talks, debates and lectures from Australia and around the world. |
| | |
|3:55 |Good Game |
| |(CC, Repeat, M, Violence) |
| |Presenters Bajo and Junglist provide their weekly dose of gaming culture with news, previews, developer |
| |interviews, and reviews of the best in gaming. |
| | |
Wednesday, 2 June 2010
|4:30 |Shortland Street |
| |TK chooses his best man; Craig makes Sarah a peace offering; and Claire wonders who Kieran really is. CAST: |
| |Renato Bartolomei |
| | |
|5:00 |Something In The Air: Private Lives |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |Joe settles in at the pub while he tries to come to terms with his separation from Sally. Sally and Harry find a|
| |patch of St John's Wort and cook up a home remedy with it. CAST: Eric Bana, Ulli Birve, Ray Barrett |
| | |
|5:30 |The Einstein Factor |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |Offbeat quiz show hosted by Peter Berner. The Brains Trust panel includes Michael Veitch, Clare Wright and Tony |
| |Moclair. |
| | |
| |6:00 |The Latest Buzz |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |6:25 |Lizzie McGuire |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |6:50 |Aisling's Diary |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |7:00 |CJ The DJ |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |7:10 |Captain Flamingo |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |7:35 |Arthur |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:00 |Timmy Time |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:15 |Grandpa In My Pocket |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:30 |Sesame Street |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:00 |Yo Gabba Gabba! |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:25 |Bananas In Pyjamas |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:30 |Play School |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | |
| |10:00 |Count Us In |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |10:15 |Our Earth |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |10:30 |Behind The News |
| | |(CC, Repeat) |
| | |
|11:00 |Big Ideas |
| |(CC) |
|12:00 |Midday Report |
| |(CC) |
|12:30 |National Press Club Address |
| |(CC) |
|1:30 |Talking Heads |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
|2:00 |Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives |
| |(CC) |
| | |
| |3:00 |Bananas In Pyjamas |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:05 |Play School |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:35 |dirtgirlworld |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:45 |The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill And His Best Friend Corky |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:00 |Sea Princesses |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:15 |Grossology |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:40 |Gawayn |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:55 |Serious Andes |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |5:20 |Dance Academy |
| | |(CC) |
| | |Tara's crush on Ethan threatens her friendship with Kat; Abigail wins a decisive |
| | |victory; Christian finds himself in police custody and, with nowhere else to go, has to|
| | |accept his place at the Academy. CAST: Xenia Goodwin |
| | |
| |5:50 |BTN Daily |
| | |(CC) |
| | |
|6:05 |Cheese Slices: Basque Shepherds Cheeses |
| |(CC) |
| |Will visits the village of Espelette to discover the significance of its famous red peppers, before travelling |
| |into the mountains to one of the few remaining traditional shepherds' huts. |
| | |
|6:30 |Poh's Kitchen |
| |(CC) |
| |Poh and French chef Emmanuel Mollois prepare some delicious, decadent food that the health police will hate. |
| |Poh's Indonesian layer cake uses 15 egg yolks and Emmanuel's 'to die for' mash potato includes a lot of butter. |
| | |
|7:00 |ABC News |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|7:30 |The 7.30 Report |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|8:00 |The New Inventors |
| |(CC) |
| |Featuring a specially designed electric bike for postal workers; revolutionary advancement in the diagnosis of |
| |mental illness; and a new wheelchair design for any terrain. |
| | |
|8:30 |Spicks And Specks |
| |(CC) |
| |The world of music exposed like never before. Comedian Adam Hills leads two teams through different rounds of |
| |music-related riddles and games. |
| | |
|9:00 |Lowdown |
| |(CC) |
| |Bob goes missing after Alex is heavied into writing a puff piece on underworld crime boss Tony Marino. CAST: |
| |Adam Zwar, Martin Sacks, Paul Denny, Kim Gyngell, Rebecca Denny |
| | |
|9:30 |Psychoville |
| |(CC) |
| |David and Maureen lure their next victim to a waxwork museum and Mr Jolly explains to Mr Jelly the reason why |
| |the blackmail letters are being sent. CAST: Dawn French |
| | |
|10:00 |At The Movies |
| |(CC) |
| |Join Margaret and David as they review the latest in cinema releases. |
| | |
|10:30 |Lateline |
| |(CC) |
| |A unique nightly news analysis program bringing you up-to-the-minute coverage of Australian and international |
| |news and events. |
| | |
|11:05 |Lateline Business |
| |(CC) |
| |The day's business and finance news, with the latest trends on international share and currency markets, |
| |pointing to what Australians can expect in the day ahead. |
| | |
|11:35 |Spooks |
| |(CC, Repeat, M, Violence) |
| |The conspirators gain an advantage and MI5 are pushed to the limit. Meanwhile Harry gets caught up in the |
| |action. Will his team help him out in time? CAST: Peter Firth |
| | |
|12:30 |Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| | |
|1:25 |Movie: Follow Me Quietly |
| |(CC, Repeat, B&W, 1949, Movie, PG) |
| |A mysterious killer, known only as The Judge, kills anyone he considers worthless. CAST: William Lundigan, |
| |Dorothy Patrick, Jeff Corey DIR: Richard Fleischer (1949) |
| | |
|2:25 |Big Ideas |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |Presents the best public talks, debates and lectures from Australia and around the world. |
| | |
|3:25 |National Press Club Address |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| | |
Thursday, 3 June 2010
|4:30 |Shortland Street |
| |Alice comes between bride and groom; Libby accuses Claire of jealous prying; and Sarah and Craig's passions are |
| |rekindled. CAST: Fleur Saville |
| | |
|5:00 |Something In The Air: Only The Lonely |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |While Megan's first 'Heart to Heart' doesn't quite live up to her expectations, Helen is pleased with it - and |
| |even Tom tuned in. CAST: Eric Bana, Ulli Birve |
| | |
|5:30 |The Einstein Factor |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |Offbeat quiz show hosted by Peter Berner. The Brains Trust panel includes Barry Jones, Karen Brooks and Red |
| |Symons. |
| | |
| |6:00 |The Latest Buzz |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |6:25 |Lizzie McGuire |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |6:50 |Aisling's Diary |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |7:00 |CJ The DJ |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |7:10 |Captain Flamingo |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |7:35 |Arthur |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:00 |Timmy Time |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:15 |Grandpa In My Pocket |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:30 |Sesame Street |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:00 |Yo Gabba Gabba! |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:25 |Bananas In Pyjamas |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:30 |Play School |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | |
| |10:00 |For The Juniors: Human Body |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |10:15 |Telling Tales |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |10:20 |Being Me |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | | |
| | | |
| |10:40 |Like It Is |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | |
|11:00 |How The Earth Was Made |
| |(CC) |
|12:00 |Midday Report |
| |(CC) |
|12:30 |Jeeves And Wooster |
| |(CC) |
|1:30 |Collectors |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
|2:00 |Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives |
| |(CC) |
| | |
| |3:00 |Bananas In Pyjamas |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:05 |Play School |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:35 |dirtgirlworld |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:45 |The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill And His Best Friend Corky |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:00 |Sea Princesses |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:15 |Grossology |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:40 |Gawayn |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:55 |Serious Andes |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |5:20 |Dance Academy |
| | |(CC) |
| | |Tara is frustrated when Christian refuses to participate in trust exercises, Kat feels |
| | |betrayed by Tara's secret crush on Ethan, and Sammy finds himself tied to Abigail for |
| | |24 hours. CAST: Xenia Goodwin, Jordan Rodrigues |
| | |
| |5:50 |BTN Daily |
| | |(CC) |
| | |
|6:05 |Grand Designs Revisited: Clapham |
| |(CC, G) |
| |Kevin revisits a couple who decided to build a curved house and do most of the work themselves. |
| | |
|7:00 |ABC News |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|7:30 |The 7.30 Report |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|8:00 |Catalyst |
| |(CC) |
| |Challenging the land speed record; the toxic depths of Sydney Harbour; recycling buildings; and crustacean love |
| |potion. |
| | |
|8:30 |Voyage To The Planets |
| |(CC, G) |
| |Got time for a 24-year holiday? Then consider a journey to our most distant and least explored planets, the ice |
| |giants Uranus and Neptune. |
| | |
|9:30 |The American Future: A History By Simon Schama: American War |
| |(CC) |
| |Historian Simon Schama reveals how the American attitude to war is different from what outsiders assume it to |
| |be. |
| | |
|10:25 |Lateline |
| |(CC) |
| |A unique nightly news analysis program bringing you up-to-the-minute coverage of Australian and international |
| |news and events. |
| | |
|11:00 |Lateline Business |
| |(CC) |
| |The day's business and finance news, with the latest trends on international share and currency markets, |
| |pointing to what Australians can expect in the day ahead. |
| | |
|11:30 |Live From Abbey Road: Yusuf/ The Fray/ White Lies |
| |(CC) |
| |Capturing high quality performances from both cutting edge artists and established acts, this critically |
| |acclaimed series continues to redfine music television. Artists include Yusuf, The Fray and White Lies. |
| | |
|12:20 |Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| | |
|1:20 |Movie: The Mad Miss Manton |
| |(CC, Repeat, 1938, Movie, PG) |
| |A socialite tries to uncover a murder mystery with the help of a group of friends. CAST: Barbara Stanwyck, Henry|
| |Fonda, Sam Levene, Frances Mercer, Stanley Ridges, Vicki Lester, Whitney Bourne DIR: Leigh Jason (1938) |
| | |
|2:45 |Movie: The Ghost Ship |
| |(Repeat, 1943, Movie, PG) |
| |The captain of a ship is driven insane by his isolation, and takes it out on his third mate. CAST: Richard Dix, |
| |Russell Wade, Edith Barrett, Ben Bard, Edmund Glover DIR: Mark Robson (1943) |
| | |
|3:55 |Can We Help? |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |What are the chances of finding life elsewhere in the universe? Pete Rowsthorn becomes a ventriloquist's dummy |
| |and we follow Chrissy Hollingsworth's international journey to reconnect with her dad. |
| | |
Friday, 4 June 2010
|4:30 |Shortland Street |
| |Sarah has last minute doubts; Alice struggles to keep the wedding afloat; and Craig has a heartfelt reaction to |
| |the big day. CAST: Renato Bartolomei |
| | |
|5:00 |Something In The Air: Extenuating Circumstances |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |Helen is less than thrilled when she is inundated with flowers from Gavin. Tom's worst fears come to pass when |
| |Candy makes her presence felt at the radio station. CAST: Eric Bana, Ulli Birve |
| | |
|5:30 |The Einstein Factor |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |Offbeat quiz show hosted by Peter Berner. The Brains Trust panel includes John Wood, Sue Turnbull and Matt |
| |Parkinson. |
| | |
| |6:00 |The Latest Buzz |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |6:25 |Lizzie McGuire |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |6:50 |Aisling's Diary |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| |7:00 |CJ The DJ |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) Final |
| |7:10 |Captain Flamingo |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |7:35 |Arthur |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:00 |Timmy Time |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:15 |Grandpa In My Pocket |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |8:30 |Sesame Street |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:00 |Yo Gabba Gabba! |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:25 |Bananas In Pyjamas |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |9:30 |Play School |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | |
| |10:00 |Take On Technology |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |10:15 |Behind The News Specials |
| | |(CC, Repeat) |
| |10:30 |Atoms Alive |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| | | |
| |10:45 |Me Voila! |
| | |(Repeat, G) |
| | |
|11:00 |Catalyst |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
|11:30 |The New Inventors |
| |(CC, Repeat, G) |
|12:00 |Midday Report |
| |(CC) |
|12:30 |Enough Rope With Andrew Denton |
| |(CC, Repeat, PG) |
|1:30 |Cranford |
| |(CC, Repeat, PG) |
|2:30 |Spicks And Specks |
| |(CC, Repeat, PG) |
| | |
| |3:00 |Bananas In Pyjamas |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:05 |Play School |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:35 |dirtgirlworld |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |3:45 |The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill And His Best Friend Corky |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:00 |Sea Princesses |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:15 |Grossology |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:40 |Gawayn |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |4:55 |Serious Andes |
| | |(CC, Repeat, G) |
| |5:20 |Dance Academy |
| | |(CC) |
| | |Sammy is forced to choose between dance and his father when compulsory Saturday ballet |
| | |classes clash with his Synagogue services; and Christian struggles to accept the rules |
| | |of the Academy. CAST: Xenia Goodwin |
| |5:50 |BTN Daily |
| | |(CC) |
| | |
|6:05 |Meerkat Manor: The Three Amigos |
| |(CC) |
| |Yousarrian is joined by two roving Whiskers males vying for Lazuli females to mate with. The prize is Cazanna, |
| |the dominant female of the Lazuli, but will any of them be successful? |
| | |
|6:30 |Can We Help? |
| |(CC) |
| |Pete Rowsthorn investigates cheerleading; Dr Dingle answers some health and nutrition questions; our friends in |
| |the shed get musical with Lucky Oceans; and we meet another dedicated helper. |
| | |
|7:00 |ABC News |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|7:30 |Stateline |
| |(CC) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Quentin Dempster examines the issues concerning New South Wales. |
| | |
|8:00 |Collectors |
| |(CC) |
| |A series on collectables, collecting, and the collectors who passionately seek, find and enjoy. From antiquities|
| |to 20th century icons, from quirky to classy and kitch to classic, Collectors celebrates the joy of collecting. |
| | |
|8:30 |Midnight Man |
| |(CC) Final |
| |Disgraced journalist Max Raban is joined by Alice in his quest to prove the existence of 'God's Fist' the |
| |government-backed death squad. CAST: James Nesbitt, Catherine McCormack, Rupert Graves |
| | |
|9:40 |Trial And Retribution: Paradise Lost |
| |(CC, Repeat, M, Violence. Coarse language.Adult themes.) Final |
| |Investigations into the serial rapist stalking London's black community centres around a popular nightclub that |
| |is difficult to infiltrate. CAST: Victoria Smurfit, Adrian Lukis, Clint Dyer |
| | |
|10:50 |Ladies Of Letters |
| |(CC) Final |
| |Irene wins a camper van in a raffle and comes up with a great idea - she and Vera could set off around the world|
| |together! |
| | |
|11:15 |Lateline |
| |(CC) |
| |A unique nightly news analysis program bringing you up-to-the-minute coverage of Australian and international |
| |news and events. |
| | |
|12:00 |The Graham Norton Show |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |Graham Norton, the multi-award winning comedy talk-show host, presents his talk show based on the people, |
| |trends, stories and aspects of celebrity culture that interest him most. |
| | |
|12:45 |rage |
| |(M) |
| |Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: .au/rage |
| | |
Other States:
Victoria State
|7:30 |Stateline |
| |(CC) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Tamara Oudyn examines the issues concerning Victoria. |
| | |
Queensland State
|7:30 |Stateline |
| |(CC) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Jessica van Vonderen examines the issues concerning Queensland. |
| | |
Tasmania State
|7:30 |Stateline |
| |(CC) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Airlie Ward examines the issues concerning Tasmania. |
| | |
South Australia State
|7:30 |Stateline |
| |(CC) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Ian Henschke examines the issues concerning South Australia. |
| | |
Northern Territory
|7:30 |Stateline |
| |(CC) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Melinda James examines the issues concerning the Northern Territory. |
| | |
Western Australia State
|7:30 |Stateline |
| |(CC) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Frances Bell examines the issues concerning Western Australia. |
| | |
Australian Capital Territory
|7:30 |Stateline |
| |(CC) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Chris Kimball examines the issues concerning Canberra. |
| | |
Saturday, 5 June 2010
|5:00 |rage |
| |(PG) |
| |Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: .au/rage |
| | |
|6:00 |rage |
| |(G) |
| |Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: .au/rage |
| | |
|8:00 |rage |
| |(G) |
| |Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: .au/rage |
| | |
|10:00 |rage: Guest Programmer: Mastodon |
| |(PG) |
| |Mastodon guest program rage. |
| | |
|11:00 |Poh's Kitchen |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |Poh and French chef Emmanuel Mollois prepare some delicious, decadent food that the health police will hate. |
| |Poh's Indonesian layer cake uses 15 egg yolks and Emmanuel's 'to die for' mash potato includes a lot of butter. |
| | |
|11:30 |Message Stick: Nganampa Anwernekenhe: Karlu Karlu Devils Marbles |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |The story of Karlu Karlu - the eerie and majestic country in Central Australia that white Australia christened |
| |the Devils Marbles. This spiritually powerful rock formation was the centre of a long custody battle. |
| | |
|12:00 |Stateline |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Quentin Dempster examines the issues concerning New South Wales. |
| | |
|12:30 |Australian Story |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |Stories of contemporary Australian life and people, told by the subjects themselves. |
| | |
|1:00 |Foreign Correspondent |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |Mark Corcoran presents stories from the ABC's international correspondents. |
| | |
|1:30 |Can We Help? |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |Pete Rowsthorn investigates cheerleading; Dr Dingle answers some health and nutrition questions; our friends in |
| |the shed get musical with Lucky Oceans; and we meet another dedicated helper. |
| | |
|2:00 |Pilot Guides: Senegal And Cape Verde |
| |(CC, Repeat, G, The information in this program was correct at the time of production. Travellers should confirm|
| |current travel advisories and related matters prior to travel) |
| |Follows an intrepid traveller's unforgettable journey to an exciting destination. The sights and activities are |
| |an entertaining mix of pop and traditional cultures, landmark attractions and insightful discoveries. |
| | |
|3:00 |Rugby Union: Shute Shield 2010 |
| |(Live) |
| | |
|5:00 |Bowls: International Test: Australia Vs England: Highlights 3: Women's Singles |
| | |
|6:00 |Planet Food: Japan |
| |(CC) |
| |Merrilees Parker travels to the island state of Japan to learn about its unique food culture. |
| | |
|6:30 |Gardening Australia |
| |(CC, G) |
| |Clarence Slockee visits the Mt Annan Botanic Garden; Jane Edmanson visits a garden in Melbourne that has been |
| |created to support people experiencing mental illness, recovering addicts and those at risk of homelessness. |
| | |
|7:00 |ABC News |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|7:30 |Doc Martin |
| |(CC, Repeat, PG) Final |
| |Doc Martin and Louisa's wedding day is packed with drama and emergency and the couple must prepare for their big|
| |moment in a rush. CAST: Martin Clunes |
| | |
|8:25 |ABC News |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|8:30 |The Bill |
| |(CC) |
| |Insp. Smith and his team try to keep rival football fans apart, but a blocked route forces the police to contain|
| |one group and a man is killed; Supt. Meadows clashes with Commander Kennedy. CAST: Simon Rouse, Julie Graham |
| | |
| | |
|9:15 |ABC News Up-Date |
| |(CC) |
| | |
|9:20 |Midsomer Murders: Market For Murder |
| |(CC) |
| |The wealthy village of Midsomer Market is not the genteel and cultural seat it appears, when the founder of the |
| |women's reading club is found murdered with her own walking stick. CAST: John Nettles, Daniel Casey |
| | |
|11:00 |Silent Witness: Suffer The Children: Part 2 |
| |(CC, Repeat, M, Violence) |
| |Leo refuses to back down in his search for the killers of the young boy, despite threats and increasing racial |
| |tension. CAST: William Gaminara |
| | |
|11:55 |rage |
| |(M) |
| |Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: .au/rage |
| | |
Other States:
Victoria State
|12:00 |Stateline |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Tamara Oudyn examines the issues concerning Victoria. |
| | |
|1:00 |VFL Football 2010: Port Melbourne Vs Werribee |
| |(Live) |
| | |
|4:00 |Pilot Guides: Senegal And Cape Verde |
| |(CC, G, The information in this program was correct at the time of production. Travellers should confirm current|
| |travel advisories and related matters prior to travel) |
| |Follows an intrepid traveller's unforgettable journey to an exciting destination. The sights and activities are |
| |an entertaining mix of pop and traditional cultures, landmark attractions and insightful discoveries. |
| | |
Queensland State
|12:00 |Stateline |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Jessica van Vonderen examines the issues concerning Queensland. |
| | |
|2:00 |Rugby League: 2010: Burleigh Vs Wynnum Manly |
| |(Live) |
| | |
|4:00 |Pilot Guides: Senegal And Cape Verde |
| |(CC, Repeat, G, The information in this program was correct at the time of production. Travellers should confirm|
| |current travel advisories and related matters prior to travel) |
| |Follows an intrepid traveller's unforgettable journey to an exciting destination. The sights and activities are |
| |an entertaining mix of pop and traditional cultures, landmark attractions and insightful discoveries. |
| | |
Tasmania State
|12:00 |Stateline |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Airlie Ward examines the issues concerning Tasmania. |
| | |
|2:00 |AFL Tasmania: State League 2010: Clarence Vs North Launceston |
| |(Live) |
| | |
South Australia State
|12:00 |Stateline |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Ian Henschke examines the issues concerning South Australia. |
| | |
|2:00 |The SANFL: North Adelaide Vs South Adelaide |
| |(Live) |
| | |
Northern Territory
|12:00 |Stateline |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Melinda James examines the issues concerning the Northern Territory. |
| | |
|2:00 |The SANFL: North Adelaide Vs South Adelaide |
| |(Live) |
| | |
Western Australia State
|12:00 |Stateline |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Frances Bell examines the issues concerning Western Australia. |
| | |
|2:00 |WAFL Live League Football 2010: Perth Vs Peel Thunder |
| |(Live) |
| | |
Australian Capital Territory
|12:00 |Stateline |
| |(CC, Repeat) |
| |The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about |
| |people and places in your state. Chris Kimball examines the issues concerning Canberra. |
| | |
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