Tue Apr 10

[Comedy/8:30pm] Invasion Iowa. Premiere. William Shatner. For years the little town of Riverside Iowa have been trying to get William Shatner to visit-after all it is the home of Captain Kirk! When he does arrive he brings with him an entire film crew and the news that he’ll be shooting a big budget movie there. Unfortunately for the residents, the whole thing is a big trick. Has reality TV gone too far this time or will everything come good in the end?

[Ten/6:30pm] Neighbours. Rowena Wallace joins.
[Ten/7:00pm] The Biggest Loser. Special.
[Ten/8:30pm] NCIS. Rpt.
[Ten/9:30pm] Numb3rs. Guest Stars: Gena Rowlands

[ABC/8:00pm] Painting Australia : Braidwood. Sorrel Wilby takes a tour of regional Australia to challenge three local artists to complete a work that interprets the landscape in just two days. This episode features John R Walker from Braidwood, ACT.
[ABC/8:30pm] The Bill. PC Will Fletcher (Gary Lucy) fears his cover’s been blown when he’s attacked by ‘Racial Defence Army’ thug Nick Lawson (Harry Capehorn). But when evidence of a bomb is found in Nick’s flat, Superintendent Heaton (Daniel Flynn) wants Will pulled out anyway. Will meets with RDA leader Robert Barrie (James Hillier) at their headquarters and is caught up in a fight involving some Muslim men. PC Emma Keane (Melanie Gutteridge) arrives at the scene on a call-out, and immediately jumps to the conclusion that her friend Will is a member of the RDA. Meanwhile, Mickey Webb (Chris Simmons) discovers that the RDA plans to blow up the headquarters of the National Socialist Alliance of Britain – a rival right-wing organisation – and has no choice but to ask Will to get the information they need before the bomb is detonated. Meanwhile, Emma finally accepts her boyfriend Matt Hinckley’s (Mark Dexter) offer of marriage.
[ABC/9:20pm] Foreign Correspondent.
[ABC/11:35pm] My Khmer Heart. A powerful portrait of Geraldine Cox and her fight to keep her orphanage amid the ever-changing political landscape of Cambodia. Rpt.
[ABC/3:20am Wed] Wild West. Final. Angela finally has a new boyfriend Archie, but Mary for some reason just cannot get on with him. CAST: Dawn French, Catherine Tate. Rpt.

[Nine/7:30pm] 20 to 1. Rpt.
[Nine/9:35pm] I Shouldn’t Be Alive. “Escape from the Amazon.”

[Seven/7:30pm] Dancing with the Stars.
[Seven/9:00pm] All Saints. The Blink Of An Eye. Frank and Eve receive devastating news regarding their unborn child. Zoe is shocked when she treats a young businessman for asthma and discovers too late that he is a ticking time bomb. Cate involves Von in a neglected child’s plight, taking the law into their own hands and risking criminal charges.
[Seven/10:00pm] Crossing Jordan. MR. LITTLE AND MR. BIG. Special prosecutor Ivers continues his investigation into the practices of the morgue, and Macy asks Jordan once again to behave herself. Jordan and Lily go on a road trip to recover the body of a little person, but only to find it stolen from the back of the morgue’s van. Woody finds the body of a 16-year-old boy and encounters a rogue cop during the investigation. Meanwhile, Lily wrestles with the impact her love triangle will have on her unborn baby.
[Seven/12:00am Wed] Mile High. Rpt.

[SBS/7:30pm] Insight What would make you happier? A new flat screen TV? A pay rise? A bigger house – like the neighbour’s? A better relationship? If so, you’re not alone. Experts say most of us nominate better relationships and more money as things that would improve our happiness. But are we right?
[SBS/8:30pm] Future Focus: Five Ways To Save The World – Sea levels are rising, the weather is changing and the world is being transformed by global warming faster than anyone anticipated. But it’s not all doom and gloom; some of the world’s most eminent scientists are on the case, in the face of imminent catastrophe. In this thought-provoking program, they present five radical, large-scale ideas that could save us from disaster. Some of their plans include shielding the earth from the sun with extra clouds, storing ‘artificial trees’ underground and using heavy artillery to fire sulphur into the stratosphere, thereby producing a layer of sulphate aerosols around the Earth that stops the Sun’s heat from being absorbed. (From the UK, in English) (Documentary) M CC
[SBS/10:00pm] Future Focus: The Planet – The Planet attempts to find answers about the truths and untruths of the alarming global changes that many claim are already in motion. It is the most extensive documentary project ever produced in Scandinavia. The filmmakers have worked for more than two years on the program and visited over 25 countries around the world. The Planet is about much more than climate change, it’s about the Earth as a whole – about the overall changes we are experiencing right now. (From Sweden, in English) (Documentary) M CC