Rush

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Week 31 belonged comfortably to Seven, but it was the ABC that issued a lesson to commercial networks as audiences flocked to a supposedly niche show, United States of Tara.
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With sweeping helicopter shots and stunning aerial cinematography, this series is already marking its turf as a serious contender. We're going to need some real heroes here.
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After MasterChef took a glorious 3.7m the week became not so much Seven's to win, but TEN's to lose. And it was a week when all three commercial networks unveiled new shows.
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TV Tonight meets TV Burp, or more specifically, host Ed Kavalee, who explains his passion for drama, reality and factuals -and why news and comedy are off limits.
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It's been three years since TEN won a ratings week, and only the second time since OzTAM began in 2001. Meanwhile Nine comes third in a week with State of Origin.
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In Part 2 of an interview with TV Tonight, programmer David Mott admits industry cynicism on MasterChef rattled him, and explains how 9AM with David & Kim is a victim of network programming.
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On the set of Rush, Rodger Corser tells TV Tonight how he hopes there is enough room for two rescue dramas on television.
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Nine's new 13 part action drama from Southern Star could be upon us very, very soon.
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In 2008 Seven aired more local content, including drama and documentaries, than Nine or TEN.
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Rush never plays it safe, casting lesser-known actors in criminal roles, and turning sharp corners that keeps the audience on its guard. Updated: view online!