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Still to come in 2010…

The National IQ Test, Top Gear Australia, The Marriage Ref, Rush, Strictly Speaking, Swift & Shift Couriers -they're all still on network "To Do" lists.

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We may have had big shows like The Pacific, Underbelly, MasterChef and My Kitchen Rules roll out already -but what else have networks promised us they are yet to unveil?

Nine revealed the most titles at the end of 2009, while Seven and TEN focussed on select highlights. Here’s a guide to what is sitting on network shelves or awaiting production or delivery. In some cases there are also international shows that have already been cancelled.

NINE:
Top Gear Australia
The Real Hustle
AFP (Australian Federal Police)
Human Target
Past Life
The Forgotten
The Politically Incorrect Parenting Show
Romantically Challenged
You’re Nicked
Gordon’s Great Escapes
Extraordinary Stories
Big Trouble in Tourist Thailand
Big
Sherlock
Arranged Marriage
Rescue Special Ops S2
Farmer Wants a Wife S5
Cops LAC
CSI
Random Acts of Kindness
Whose Line is it Anyway?
Money for Jam
What’s Good for You
Flashpoint
Kitchen Nightmares
Test Australia: The National IQ Test
NRL State of Origin
Wimbledon
Rugby League Four Nations
EJ Whitten Legends Game
Australian Masters Golf
AFI Awards
NRL Finals Series
This is Your Life

SEVEN:
The Marriage Ref
Damage Control
Hung
City Homicide
World’s Strictest Parents
Dancing with the Stars
Packed to the Rafters
RSPCA Animal Rescue
Medical Emergency
Highway Patrol
Beat the Star
Minute to Win It
Beauty & the Geek

TEN:
Dexter
Bondi Vet
Jamie Oliver
Lie to Me
Law and Order: Criminal Intent
Modern Family
Offspring
Hawke
Rush
Junior MasterChef
Commonwealth Games

ABC:
Strictly Speaking
Outland
Like A Virgin
Bed of Roses S3
X-Ray
Sisters of War
Rake
I, Spry
Outback Kids
art + soul – Hetti Perkins
The Making of Modern Australia
Making Australia Happy
Life at 5
Voyage to the Planets
Dance Academy

SBS:
World Cup
Eurovision
Mad Men
Skins
Shameless
Swift & Shift Couriers
Letters and Numbers
80 Rituals Around the World
Jobs for Junkies
Manson
Life Begins
Comedy School
The Family
Oz and James: Beer
Coast

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  6. Hey guys, sorry if someone’s already answered this before, but this is the first time i’ve seen that Channel 9 was offering “Whose Line is it Anyway?” – and was wondering if that was a local version they were advertising or a brand new Aussie one, because I think that’d be a spectacular idea! I’ve been hoping someone springs onto the format here in Oz for ages! It was such a successful show over in the USA.

  7. Are Ten actually going to try Dexter yet again on their main channel? Haven’t they tried 3 times before, all ending up in hideous timeslots like 11pm Saturday. Why bother?

  8. Lot of shows listed there. Pity the quality is unlikely to match the quantity. Looks like I’ll be hanging on to Foxtel for another year.

  10. Whats the story with Nine, they air ridiculous shows on like;

    Whose Line is it Anyway?
    Kitchen Nightmares
    Romantically Challenged
    Your Nicked.

    to name a few and continue to ignore Celebrity Singing Bee, which is pure entertainment and fun. I just don’t get it, is it because once they air it they have to pay the charties the celebs a playing for, surely they couldn’t be that mean spirited.

  15. Whose Line is it Anyway would be a great alternative to Two and a Half Men at 7pm. Although, it should probably be a new local version, considering the US version is around ten years old.

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