It’s a year since GO! arrived with the promise of youth programming. But while it has the numbers to celebrate, is it also having an identity crisis?
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Fringe without benefits
Go changes: Double Fringe is now single Fringe while some switches also due for Eleventh Hour and Reno 9/11.
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GO! adjusts for school holidays
Gossip Girl, Terminator, Fringe and Eleventh Hour are amongst GO! shows that can’t be repeated during the day during school hols.
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The cancelled list
Stocktake time. In case you missed them, here is a roll call of cancelled shows that are not moving forward in the US.
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Wire in the Blood set for US clone
CBS and DreamWorks Television are to adapt the UK thriller for the US with a writer from CSI: Miami.
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“Survivors ready? GO!”
Ahead of the launch of GO! on Sunday night, TV Tonight spoke to Les Sampson, Nine’s Director of Multichannels about the new channel.
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Nine releases GO! schedule
Fringe, Survivor: Gabon, Gossip Girl, Moonlight, Terminator, Eleventh Hour, TMZ and The ARIA Music Show. It’s all systems GO!
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Nine confirms GO!99
The Nine Network has confirmed GO! as the name of its new entertainment channel, with a slew of titles set to air.
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Thank God for laughter
In tough times, it’s comedy on Seven, TEN and the ABC that scores, while Nine steers its ship with a shiny local drama. Seven wins Week 21.
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Returning: Missing Persons Unit. Gone: Eleventh Hour. Bumped: Underbelly
More changes to Nine’s Monday and Tuesday line up as it seeks to prop up the early part of the week.
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Cancelled: Without a Trace, Privileged, Eleventh Hour.
Plus good news for Numb3rs, How I Met Your Mother, Gary Unmarried, Rules of Engagement, & Old Christine.
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TEN leaves Nine the biggest loser
In probably the tightest week of the ratings year, Seven takes glory once more. But the real story was the race for second.
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