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Nine goes to the movies

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The first week of summer programming is now locked in for the Nine Network.

Most of the news has already been published here before: The Big Bang Theory and the return of Waking the Dead, Extreme Makeover, Survivor, New Adventures of Old Christine, Men in Trees and King of Queens.

On most nights of the week Channel Nine will air a movie, although oddly, not in the sentimental Sunday night 8:30 slot.

Nine also has a delayed telecast of the 2007 AFI Awards on Thursday December 6 from 9:30pm. Hosted by Geoffrey Rush presenters will include Deborra-Lee Furness, Lisa McCune, Alan Dale and Antony LaPaglia. Sophie Monk will host a red carpet package.

SUN Dec 2
6.30 Christmas with AWW
7.00 Singing Bee final
7.30 Extreme Makeover
8.30 Waking the Dead
10.30 Movie: The Pledge

MON
7.00 King of Queens
7.30 The Big Bang Theory
8.00 New Adventures of Old Christine
8.30 Cold Case rpt
9.30 The Closer
10.30 Weeds
11.05 Girls of the Playboy Mansion
11:30 Nightline

TUE
7.00 King of Queens
7.30 20 to 1 rpt
8.30 Movie: Ocean’s Eleven
11.00 Comedy Inc

WED
7.00 King of Queens
7:30 Men in Trees
8:30 Movie: Big Momma’s House
10:30 Comedy Inc
11:30 Nightline

THU
7.00 King of Queens
7.30 Getaway rpt
8.30 Mystery Diagnosis special
9:30 2007 AFI Awards
11.30 Nightline

FRI
7.00 King of Queens
7.30 Airline
8.00 All I Want for Christmas special
8.30 Movie: Final Analysis
11.00 Nightline
11.30 Life of Grime – Edinburgh

SAT
6.30 AFHV rpt
7.30 Survivor: China (2 hrs)
9.30 Movie: A Man’s Gotta Do
11.30 Penn & Teller: BS

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  2. Has Nine mentioned whether any of these films will be in HD? Seven has launched their ersatz HD channel, TEN’s is about to start, but where is NINE in all this?

    Still the one? I don’t think so.

    And surely Big Bang Theory will be just too zany for NINE’s viewers.

  3. Thank god for Nine over the summer. Really looking forward to The Big Bang Theory and the return of Old Christine,The Closer,King of Queens & Men In Trees. Throw in Cold Case rpts and I may never leave Nine! Well maybe for Shark/Boston Legal the only shows on Seven worth watching.

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