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Medium still rare
Medium fans nearly got their moment in the sun when TEN briefly rescheduled the last batch of unseen episodes
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Medium fans nearly got their moment in the sun when TEN briefly rescheduled the last batch of unseen episodes.
The show ended in the US in September 2010 but it’s been left unfinished in Australia, sitting on the shelf.
TEN had rescheduled S7E4 “How to Kill a Good Guy” for 9:30pm this Friday night, but now it’s out again, replaced with the movie Mission Impossible from 8:30pm.
Or was it all just an Allison DuBois dream….?
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12 Responses
No Medium, no excuses.
Medium fans must give up the fight. It’s game over.
I’d love to see the last episodes of Medium and Numb3rs. When is TEN bringing them back?
Season 7 is already available on DVD in the states, and can’t be far off here. If you really want to finish the series, that’d be the way to go.
Seven seems to use the 10:30pm slot well for airing shows that don’t cut it earlier, and when Ten dumped its news I thought they would use it the same way. But no, just replays..
And people say Nine is bad.
How Frustrating! I have been a loyal fan of this show from the start. Channel 10 need to smarten their act up.
I’m happy that Ten are playing Mission Imposible 1 + 2. Haven’t seen those films for a while and it will be a great prelude before going to see Ghost Protocol.
I wouldn’t even care if they showed it after the movie, at 11:30pm or something. It’d just be nice to see the last few episodes!
I don’t even watch this show but you have to feel for the fans
Ten should at least play it out in a 10:30 slot either now or next year – same with the final three episodes of Numb3rs. These shows were staples on TEN for years
Brilliant headline – very clever…
IMO ACMA should record all the networks EPG’s 7 days before broadcast. The Networks should cop a fine for any variations to the schedule, including running late and TBA’s, They will continue to chop and change their programs but irate viewers and the taxman will get some satisfaction.
Seriously!
Sometimes I think its an impossible mission to follow some US shows, as soon as the ratings drop local networks are too quick to drop show, some never to reappear, what ever happened to Monk. I loved the first few season.
Good thing these shows are on PayTV and DVD.