On TV this week
SUNDAY
It's Television's night of night's 'The Logies', our figures are crossed for our good friends Sarah Bond and Aaron Pederson in the doco category and positive thoughts going out for Zoe Ventoura. Beyond the Logies, ABC has Professor Richard Dawkins taking on the psychics, tarot card readers and astorlogy in a one hour documentary 'Edge of Reason' at 9:30pm. Let's all hope 'Big Brother' does something interesting on Ten. Late Night on Nine at 11:30pm you can catch the sitcom 'it's Always Sunny in Philadelphia', is got a growing cult staus.
MONDAY
At 9:30pm on ABC Andrew Denton replays one of his best ever interviews, he talks to three cabies - these guys are characters, especially the cabby from Queensland. At 10:40pm on SEVEN British interviewer Louis Theroux interviews the Phelps family, billed as the most hated family in Amercia - the very religious family that pickets soldiers funerals. On TEN at 8:00pm they debut the new show from Carson Kressley, 'What Not to Wear' - this is format TV, a clone of a successful British program. Later at 9:30 is the debut of Big Brother chat show, Big Mouth with Tony Squires and Rebecca Wilson.
TUESDAY
SBS's night of Documetnary brings us 'inside Hamas' at 8:30pm and at 10:00 play the Oscar winning documentary 'Taxi to the Dark Side'. On UKTV you can catch the drama series 'Hotel Babylon', it's playing from the begining. The drama 'The Palace' that began on NINE last week has slipped back to 11:30pm after just a week.
WEDNESDAY
NINE introduces two new observational series, 'Fire 000' and 'Search and Rescue', will they repeat the success of 'Border Security' and 'The Force'? Looking for 'Canal Road' it's still here at 10:30pm, but the rest of the epiaodes may not yet make it to air. SBS start a new 4 part doco series 'Policing the Pacific' and later in the evening 'Salam Cafe' a muslim comedy panel show that has imigrated from community television to SBS. ABC2 at 8:30 has behind the Film Festivals and at 10:50pm has one of my favorite documentaries' Derek Tastes of Earwax'. UKTV p[remiere the British drama series 'Conviction'.
THURSDAY
ABC launches 'The State Within' a big budget US-UK dramatic mini series at 8:30pm.
It's Television's night of night's 'The Logies', our figures are crossed for our good friends Sarah Bond and Aaron Pederson in the doco category and positive thoughts going out for Zoe Ventoura. Beyond the Logies, ABC has Professor Richard Dawkins taking on the psychics, tarot card readers and astorlogy in a one hour documentary 'Edge of Reason' at 9:30pm. Let's all hope 'Big Brother' does something interesting on Ten. Late Night on Nine at 11:30pm you can catch the sitcom 'it's Always Sunny in Philadelphia', is got a growing cult staus.
MONDAY
At 9:30pm on ABC Andrew Denton replays one of his best ever interviews, he talks to three cabies - these guys are characters, especially the cabby from Queensland. At 10:40pm on SEVEN British interviewer Louis Theroux interviews the Phelps family, billed as the most hated family in Amercia - the very religious family that pickets soldiers funerals. On TEN at 8:00pm they debut the new show from Carson Kressley, 'What Not to Wear' - this is format TV, a clone of a successful British program. Later at 9:30 is the debut of Big Brother chat show, Big Mouth with Tony Squires and Rebecca Wilson.
TUESDAY
SBS's night of Documetnary brings us 'inside Hamas' at 8:30pm and at 10:00 play the Oscar winning documentary 'Taxi to the Dark Side'. On UKTV you can catch the drama series 'Hotel Babylon', it's playing from the begining. The drama 'The Palace' that began on NINE last week has slipped back to 11:30pm after just a week.
WEDNESDAY
NINE introduces two new observational series, 'Fire 000' and 'Search and Rescue', will they repeat the success of 'Border Security' and 'The Force'? Looking for 'Canal Road' it's still here at 10:30pm, but the rest of the epiaodes may not yet make it to air. SBS start a new 4 part doco series 'Policing the Pacific' and later in the evening 'Salam Cafe' a muslim comedy panel show that has imigrated from community television to SBS. ABC2 at 8:30 has behind the Film Festivals and at 10:50pm has one of my favorite documentaries' Derek Tastes of Earwax'. UKTV p[remiere the British drama series 'Conviction'.
THURSDAY
ABC launches 'The State Within' a big budget US-UK dramatic mini series at 8:30pm.
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