Seven: Summer schedule
Outlaw, I Shouldn't be Alive, Minute to Win It USA, Medical Emergency, ICU and Beat the Star are some of the titles Seven plans for summer.
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Seven has released preliminary details on its Summer Schedule, set to begin on Sunday November 28th.
Now that we have so many digital channels, schedules this year may not be as rosy as previous years -but at least there will be more choice than ever before.
Here are some of the key titles due on Seven this summer, although timeslots for some are yet to be announced:
Outlaw: NBC’s legal drama starring Jimmy Smits
I Shouldn’t Be Alive: from the producers of the acclaimed film Touching The Void, this new series showcases true stories of human survival against all odds.
Minute to Win It USA.
Animal Squad , British RSPCA series.
New episodes of Under the Hammer, Medical Emergency, ICU, Border Patrol, Coastwatch and Beat the Star.
James Tobin hosts a new season of No Leave, No Life following overworked Aussies who live to work on an unforgettable holiday where their only job is to relax and have fun.
Tom Williams and Rachael Finch host new travel series High Road, Low Road, travelling to one destination, with one on a budget, the other with unlimited cash.
Sun Nov 28
6:00pm Seven News
6:30pm TBA
8:30pm Bones rpt
9:30pm Castle rpt
10:30pm Crimes That Shook The World rpt
Mon Nov 29
5:00pm Surf Patrol rpt
5:30pm Deal or No Deal rpt
6:00pm Seven News
6:30pm Today Tonight
7:00pm How I Met Your Mother rpt
7:30pm TBA
8:30pm Criminal Minds rpt
9:30pm TBA
10:30pm The Event
11:30pm That 70s Show rpt
Tue Nov 30
7:30pm TBA
10:30pm Olivia Lee: Dirty, Sexy, Funny
11:30pm That 70s Show rpt
Wed Dec 1
7:30pm TBA
11:30pm Summer Secrets
Thu Dec 2
7:30pm The Amazing Race
8:30pm TBA
10:50pm 30 Rock rpt dbl ep
11:20pm That 70s Show rpt
Fri Dec 3
7:30pm Better Homes & Gardens Summer
8:30pm TBA
Sat Dec 4
6:00pm Seven News
6:30pm Myer Christmas Parade (Melb)
7:30pm No Leave No Life
8:00pm High Road Low Road
8:30pm TBA
Meanwhile, 7TWO introduces a new Lifestyle Sunday Night featuring Bargain Hunt, 10 Years Younger in 10 Days, Escape to the County, Great British Journeys, Escape to the Sun and Extreme Health Farm.
7mate adds The Shield (not The Sheila?) and The Drew Carey Show. Engineering Disasters also premieres this Summer. The Sopranos will also move to 7mate.
This post updates.
- Tagged with 10 Years Younger in 10 Days, 30 Rock, Animal Squad, Bargain Hunt, Beat The Star, Better Homes & Gardens, Bones, Border Patrol, Castle, Coastwatch, Crimes That Shook The World, Criminal Minds, Deal or No Deal, Engineering Disasters, Escape to the County, Escape to the Sun, Extreme Health Farm, Funny, Great British Journeys, High Road Low Road, How I Met Your Mother, I Shouldn't Be Alive, ICU, Medical Emergency, Minute to Win It USA, No Leave No Life, Olivia Lee: Dirty, Outlaw, Seven News, Sexy, Summer Secrets, That 70's Show, The Amazing Race, The Drew Carey Show, The Event, The Shield, The Sopranos, Today Tonight, Under the Hammer
34 Responses
What happened to High Road Low Road.
Channel 7 holding back for ratings? Whimps.
What happened to Parenthood?!?!
i dont know why they bother, its not really a non-ratings period. within a week there’ll be sweeping changes and new episodes making way for repeats and old movies. not exactly what its supposed to be.
I have just had a close look at the 7mate schedule for the first time and it’s actually pretty good. Lots of classic 70’s/80’s action shows like Rockford Files and some interesting looking docos. In terms of content it’s head and shoulders above the banal crap on 7 & 72 and almost as good as GO!.
How I meet your Mother should be a weeknight yearly offering not just a summer only at 7pm or a Thursday Night Sitcom.Anything is better than the crap that is Home and Away!!!.
Good ,sopranos on 7mate. Lets hope it gets a better time slot, it was butchered badly on 7two.
@ Bella – it will be on both nights – Sunday and Friday.
What an utterly boring schedule. Nothing exciting here whatsoever. The Jimmy Smits drama Outlaw has just been cancelled in the States after a few episodes, which indicates that it’s not a very good show.
This summer, I’ll be buying and watching DVD sets instead of tuning in to Channel 7.
more TBA screenings than 2.5 men