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Seven still tops the Late List

This is the fifth week of Late List results and so far Seven has led every one of them.

This is the fifth week of Late List results since TV Tonight asked readers to register late starting times, and so far Seven has led every one of them.

There were 49 entries for the week of October 21-27.

Seven: 18
Nine: 14
TEN: 8
ABC: 5
Foxtel: 2
Other: 2

They included:
Homeland: Advertised time: 8:30pm, Actual: 8:35pm
House Husbands: Advertised time: 8:30pm, Actual: 8:41pm
Vegas: Advertised time: 9:30pm, Actual: 9:41pm
Home and Away: Advertised time: 7pm, Actual: 7:05pm
Bones: Advertised time: 8:30pm, Actual: 8:45pm
The Mentalist: Advertised time: 8:30pm, Actual: 8:38pm

You can register shows on the Late List here.

NB: The Late List is a crowd-sourcing trial and is not scientifically conducted. It relies on the trust of readers to resource information.

11 Responses

  1. David, not quite right. The finalised schedule times are sent to OZTam day of telecast.
    The only Programs that have vary from scheduled times are live broadcasts or very late deliveries.

  2. Its ok David i was just saying. Not a big thing.
    Is the actual time of Hotseat taken into account when the ratings come out every day? The show runs for 38 mins (approx), would that give it better or worst figures?

  3. What about Hotseat starting at 5:23 today…. Every single day it starts early…. Is that recorded in the ratings everyday?
    I havent put it on the Last List cause its actually Early.

  4. Based on this list, it looks like Bones on Seven was the worst offender by being 15mins late. Although, part way through the week Seven sent out an update listing the new start time for Bones of 8.45pm (as noted on this site). Their EPG was also updated so it was probably only printed tv guides which still had the old advertised time of 8.30pm.

  5. Repeats of The librarians on ABC was 5-15 mins late most weeks. I taped it on iq each week and always had to add 20mins so I wouldn’t miss the ending.

  6. I think sometimes show start 2-3 mins late but because they have no ad breaks then usually don’t run overtime and ABC pads the ends with promos before the next show is due to start.

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