Young Talent Time 5 | TV Tonight

Actor Firass Dirani levels some familiar criticisms at those who are making our Dramas.

Nine pipped Seven at the post to take out the first night of the 2012 Ratings year thanks to One Day Cricket.

ABC returned its Wednesday night line-up but viewers don’t appear to be aware of the refresh just yet.

TEN’s David Mott talks about Super Sundays, Homeland, Offspring, Breakfast, The Circle, new dramas -and yes, even Ready Steady Cook.

Nine had a win on Sunday night thanks to its One Day Cricket coverage.

TEN is replaying more of its Sunday night shows.

UPDATE: The Djokovic / Rafael Nadal kept the nation rivetted, with an adjusted average of 1.8m viewers with 1.67m still watching until 1:40am AEDT.

Updated: Nine makes a switcheroo on the music tracks for Sonia Kruger and David Campbell’s behind the scenes clip.

Seven’s coverage of the Australian Open defeated TEN’s Super Sunday launch by a big margin, but it wasn’t all bad news for TEN.

Young Talent Time lit up Twitter on Sunday night, which is a good sign for TEN. Now the introductions are over let’s get down to business.

It’s game on as Bernard Tomic and Roger Federer face off against TEN’s Super Sunday of premieres.

TEN launched its new-look Young Talent Time last night at Luna Park, with Rob Mills, Johnny Young, Tina Arena, YTT alumni and TEN network stars.

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