The fifth-year residents return for the first day of a year that will make or break their careers: Meredith faces the consequences of tampering with Derek’s clinical trial and is terminated at the hospital. April tries to step up to the plate as chief resident in the wake of a giant sinkhole in the middle of Seattle. Meanwhile, Cristina and Owen are still at odds over their drastically different feelings for their unborn child.

‘Grey’s Anatomy’ returns Thursday February 9^th at 8:30 on Seven.

Meanwhile, new ‘Private Practice’ returns later in the evening at 10:30pm.

Source: Seven Network

‘Revenge’ follows Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp) who moves back to the Hamptons to take revenge on the people who destroyed her family.

Madeleine Stowe plays the series’ primary antagonist, Victoria Grayson. The series also stars Gabriel Mann, Henry Czerny, Ashley Madekwe, Nick Wechsler, Joshua Bowman, Connor Paolo and Christa B. Allen.

‘Revenge’ is not just the only new US drama premiering that night with Nine also premiering ‘Alcatraz’ in the same slot.

‘Revenge’ premieres Monday February 13^th at 8:30pm on Seven.

Source: Seven Network

‘Sherlock’ airs from Wednesday February 15 at 8.30pm on Nine.

Source: Nine Network

Premiering in 2004, the show became a huge breakout success as viewers follow Australian customs, quarantine, immigration and finance laws.

Grant Bowler will continue to narrate the series.

New ‘Border Security’ premieres Sunday February 5^th at 7:30 on Seven. New ‘The Force’ will follow at 8:00pm.

Source: Seven Network

‘Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries’ is based on the Kerry Greenwood novels. It star Essie Davis, Nathan Page, Miriam Margoyles and Hugo Johnstone-Burt.

The series, produced by Deb Cox and Fiona Eagger, is received funding from ABC TV, Screen Australia, Film Victoria and the International distributor All3Media.

‘Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries’ debuts Friday February 24^th at 8:30pm on ABC1.

Source: ABC

FILM

SAMSUNG AACTA AWARD FOR BEST FILM
RED DOG. Nelson Woss, Julie Ryan.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST DIRECTION
Snowtown. Justin Kurzel.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Griff The Invisible. Leon Ford.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
Snowtown. Shaun Grant.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST LEAD ACTOR
Daniel Henshall. Snowtown.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST LEAD ACTRESS
Judy Davis. The Eye Of The Storm.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

Hugo Weaving. Oranges And Sunshine.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Louise Harris. Snowtown.

TELEVISION

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST YOUNG ACTOR
Lara Robinson. Cloudstreet – Part 1. FOXTEL – Showcase

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST TELEVISION DRAMA SERIES
East West 101, Season 3 – The Heroes’ Journey. Steve Knapman, Kris Wyld. SBS

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST TELEFEATURE, MINI SERIES OR SHORT RUN SERIES
The Slap. Tony Ayres, Helen Bowden, Michael McMahon. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISION SERIES
The Gruen Transfer, Series 4. Andrew Denton, Anita Jacoby, Jon Casimir. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST DIRECTION IN TELEVISION
The Slap – Episode 3 ‘Harry’. Matthew Saville. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST SCREENPLAY IN TELEVISION
The Slap – Episode 3 ‘Harry’. Brendan Cowell. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST LEAD ACTOR IN A TELEVISION DRAMA
Alex Dimitriades. The Slap. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST LEAD ACTRESS IN A TELEVISION DRAMA
Sarah Snook. Sisters Of War. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST GUEST OR SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A TELEVISION DRAMA
Richard Cawthorne. Killing Time – Episode 2. FOXTEL – TV1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST GUEST OR SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A TELEVISION DRAMA
Diana Glenn. The Slap – Episode 3 ‘Harry’. ABC1

SWITCHED ON AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD FOR BEST TELEVISION PROGRAM
Packed To The Rafters. Seven Network

SWITCHED ON AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD FOR BEST PERFORMANCE IN A TELEVISION DRAMA
Asher Keddie. Paper Giants: The Birth Of Cleo. ABC1

Source: Herald Sun

Australians can stay in touch with all the latest action from the hit cooking series with access to recipes, shopping lists, behind the scenes and a cooking timer.

Head of TV Yahoo!7, Kristin Carlos, said: “The My Kitchen Rules App for iPhone is perfect for those on the go that want to keep up-to-date with all the latest news from the show.

The free app can be found at the iTunes App store.

‘My Kitchen Rules’ airs Monday–Thursday 7:30pm on Seven.

Source: Seven Network

The hit family drama will return on Valentine’s Day 2012 on February 14^th.

Rebecca Gibney, Erik Thomson, Hugh Sheridan, Angus McLaren, Michael Caton, Zoe Cramond, Ryan Corr, James Stewart, George Houvardas and Hannah Marshall all return, while Cameron Daddo, Brooke Satchwell, Jacob Allen and Samantha Tolj join the series.

Ben Rafter (Hugh Sheridan) however has confirmed that he is leaving and will film his final scenes in February 2012.

‘Packed to the Rafters’ returns February 14^th 8:30pm on Seven.

Source: Seven Network

Assange reportedly recorded his lines for the hit animation at an unknown location.

The milestone episode features the Simpsons deciding to hit the road after discovering the rest of the town’s planning to boot them out of Springfield. They then meet the character voiced by Assange.

The episode will air on Eleven in March 2012.

Source: Network Ten

Emily VanCamp (pictured) leads the new drama as Emily Thorne, a woman who moves back to the Hamptons to take revenge on the people who destroyed her family. Madeleine Stowe plays the series’ primary antagonist, Victoria Grayson.

The series also stars Gabriel Mann, Henry Czerny, Ashley Madekwe, Nick Wechsler, Joshua Bowman, Connor Paolo and Christa B. Allen.

‘Revenge’ premieres soon to Mondays on Seven.

Source: Seven Network

Created and written by Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, ‘Portlandia’ follows the odd-ball residents of ‘Portlandia’, where 90’s culture reigns supreme and political correctness is all the rage.

Characters include a militant bike messenger, an artsy couple, members of an adult hide and seek league, self-righteous feminist bookstore owners and a punk rock couple.

Guest stars include Selma Blair, Heather Graham, Steve Buscemi, Kyle MacLachlan, Gus Van Sant, Aimee Mann, James Mercer and Sarah McLachlan.

‘Portlandia’ premieres Thursday February 23 at 9pm on ABC2.

Source: ABC TV

How will Bones handle a baby? Will Kate Beckett survive?

The strong combo of ‘Bones’ and ‘Castle’ returns with all new episodes from Sunday February 5^th at 8:30pm on Seven.

Source: Seven

As CSI and the FBI work together to solve the murder of a gunrunner working for a private defence firm, they discover that hundreds of very dangerous black market weapons may be out on the street.

New ‘CSI’ premieres Thursday February 2 at 8:30pm on the Nine Network.

Source: Nine network

Border Security

Officers discover several packages of white powder and the owner goes ballistic. A New Zealander arrives to start a new life, but his criminal past may send him home. And a family is stopped trying to bring in an exotic box with strange contents.

The Force

Tonight on The Force, an intruder armed with an axe has been seen leaving a house during a police manhunt. Is the offender really a 14 year old boy with a tomahawk? Also tonight, the Police Rescue squad are called to remove dangerous explosive chemicals found in a house in Sydney. And in the Northern Territory, a drunk driver uses the excuse of a faulty car as the reason for his crash.

All new ‘Border Security’ and ‘The Force’ return Sunday February 5^th 7:30pm on Seven.

Source: Seven Network

Selena Brown (pictured), the first deaf contestant, was sent back home to the Northern Territory.

The remaining contestants had the option to keep the bottom two contestants, however decided to eliminate Selena.

Selena said: “Being at Camp Biggest Loser was hard for me. I’m not used to a house full of people going through the same thing I’m experiencing. Although I had support, I still found it challenging and I was a little homesick. But, I was here for a reason and that was to become a better person.”

‘The Biggest Loser’ Australia airs Monday-Thursday 7:00pm on Network Ten.

Source: Network Ten

Here are some screen caps of the new look:‘Today’ show co-host Karl Stefanovic told The Sunday Telegraph: “Well, I encourage the Sunrise viewers to tune in and see if they like our set, see if it is similar and then stay.”

With a similar looking logo and set colour scheme, will viewers be turned off from the cheap copy?

‘Today’ relaunches from Monday January 30^th on Nine.

Meanwhile, Seven’s fighting back with the latest ‘Sunrise’ promotion promising some groundbreaking news announcement and Australian breakfast TV first this Monday January 30^th.

Source: Nine Network, Sunday Telegraph, Seven Network

Premiering Monday January 30^th, ‘Please Marry My Boy’ involves four mums given the chance to find their unlucky-in-love sons the girl of their dreams. The program is presented by ‘Home and Away’ star Ada Nicodemou.

Here is a look at the Mums and Boys:

Son: Matt Kenny (28, Former lifeguard)
Mum: Karen Kenny (53, High School Teacher)

Son: Tony Turco (35, Manager)
Mum: Elva Turco (57, Homemaker)

Son: Brendan Smith (32, Business Owner)
Mum: Anne Smith (58, Retired Business Owner)

Son: Vlad Lalic (30, Banking Executive)
Mum: Milena Lalic (57, Retired Deli Owner)

‘Please Marry My Boy’ premieres Monday January 30^th at 8:45pm on Seven. The series is expected to move to Tuesday 9:30pm soon.

Source: Seven Network

Most likely to do with Nine’s ‘Today’ relaunch, what will be the Australian breakfast first that ‘Sunrise’ is promising?

‘Sunrise’ airs Monday January 30th at 6:00am on Seven.

Buzolic (pictured) is playing a vampire called Kol in the hit American series ‘The Vampire Diaries’. The 28-year-old first began filming for the show in Atlanta in late 2011.

Buzolic said to The Daily Telegraph: “People say I look like a vampire…I don’t know whether to take that as a compliment or not”.

Before trying out his luck in the US, Buzolic appeared on Nine’s ‘Water Rats’ and late night game show ‘The Mint’, Seven’s ‘All Saints’ and ‘Home and Away’, and BBC soap ‘Out of the Blue’.

‘The Vampire Diaries’ airs on GO! in Australia.

Source: The Daily Telegraph

Willesee (pictured) has joined The Seven Network’s ‘Sunday Night’ as a reporter for the successful weekly current affairs program.

Following a 20-year break, The 69-year-old is expected to tackle the big interviews on the show.

Willesee now joins current ‘Sunday Night’ reporters Chris Bath, Mike Munro, Alex Cullen, Tim Noonan, Ross Coulthart, Monique Wright, Rahni Sadler and Dr John D’Arcy.

‘Sunday Night’ returns Sunday February 5^th at 6:30pm on Seven.

Source: Seven Network

Sharing the presentation role with Tony Jones, Alberici (pictured) replaces Ali Moore and will anchor the program on Monday, Tuesday and Friday evenings in 2012.

The former Europe Correspondent for ABC News has recently returned to Australia.

Alberici said: “After four years in London reporting the news around Europe, I’m excited to be back in Australia and I feel privileged to be sharing the presenter’s chair at Lateline. I’m looking forward to being a part of a team with such an impressive commitment to quality journalism across politics, economics and foreign affairs.”

‘Lateline’ returns Monday January 30th on ABC1.

Source: ABC

Andrew O’Keefe’s nightly game show will have a new set in 2012.

In a main series change, Seven will also replace the 26 female models with just three briefcase dealettes, who will now also speak throughout the show.

Can the ‘Deal or no Deal’ changes return its former dominance over ‘Hot Seat’ in 2012?

Source: The Daily Telegraph

ABC1 returns ‘Lateline’ for 2012 with new host Emma Alberici.

Seven premieres the new season of ‘My Kitchen Rules’ at 7:30pm followed by the premiere of ‘Please Marry My Boy’, ‘How I Met Your Mother’ and ‘Sports Fever’.

Nine premieres its new weight loss series ‘Excess Baggage’ at 7:00pm.

Ten screens new ‘The Biggest Loser Australia’ at 7:00pm.

SBSONE has ‘Mythbusters’ at 730pm.

Please check local guides.

The Marc Cherry drama, which premiered in 2004, has reinvigorated the careers of Teri Hatcher (Susan Mayer), Felicity Huffman (Lynette Scavo), Marcia Cross (Bree Van de Kamp) while introducing Eva Longoria (Gabrielle Solis).

Following six years in the traditional Monday 8:30pm timeslot, Seven moved the comedy-drama to the low-profile timeslot of Thursday 9:30pm in 2011. This year in 2012 Seven will premiere the final season at an 8:30pm timeslot, but is expected to push back the series to 9:30pm when official television ratings commence.

ABC Entertainment President, Paul Lee, said: “It is an iconic show; we are so proud of it,”

“I wanted to go out while the network still thought it was a viable series and while it still did well in the ratings; I wanted to go out in the classiest way possible.”

Creator Marc Cherry has revealed that the “mystery of what’s going on in the final season harkens back to the first season,” returning to “the roots of the Mary Alice mystery.”

‘Desperate Housewives’ premiered in 2004 and helped both ABC in America and Seven in Australia, as it quickly became the number one new show along with ‘Lost’.

What will be Mary Alice Young’s final words?

The final season of ‘Desperate Housewives’ starts Thursday February 2 from 8:30 on Seven.

Source: Seven Network, Deadline Hollywood

Hosted by Kate Ceberano, the new series features eight overweight celebrities, including Kevin Federline, Christine Anu, Kate DeAraugo, Gaby Millgate, Darryn Lyons, Brant Webb, Ajay Rochester and Robert “Dipper” DiPierdomenico.

‘Excess Baggage’ premieres Monday January 30 at 7:00pm

Source: Nine Network

Here’s a sneak peek of the second 2012 week focusing on the love triangle between Bianca, Liam and Heath.

Who will she choose?

‘Home and Away’ airs weeknights 7:00pm on Seven.

Source: Seven Network

Now it’s time for the first four contenders to hit the stage to perform a variety of group and solo numbers.

Rob Mills presents the series while Tina Arena and Charles Klapow are judges.

‘Young Talent Time’ airs Sunday 6:30pm on Ten.

Source: Network Ten

In a tennis match that will come down to fitness, who will take the 2012 crown?

Djokovic Vs Nadal Live on Sunday January 29^th on Seven.

Please check local guides.

ABC1 airs ‘Grand Designs’ at 7:30pm. ABC2 has ‘Sunday Best: The Battle of Marjah’. ABCNews24 airs a repeat of ‘After the Deluge’ at 8:00pm, which retraces the footsteps of ABC reporter Paul Lockyer covering the floods crisis.

Seven screens live coverage of the Australian Open Men’s Singles final where World #1 Novak Djokovic takes on world number #2 Rafael Nadal (pictured). 7TWO has ‘Escape to the Country’ at 8:50, while 7mate airs the comedy movie ‘Blue Streak’ at 8:30pm.

Nine airs ‘60 Minutes’ at 7:30pm then a double repeat of ‘The Mentalist’ at 8:30pm. GO! has ‘Michael Jackson This is it’ at 6:30pm, while Gem airs the thriller ‘A Perfect Murder’ at 8:30pm.

Ten continues its Super Sunday with all new ‘The Project’ at 6:00pm, ‘Young Talent Time’ at 6:30pm, new ‘Modern Family’ at 7:30pm, new ‘New Girl’ at 8:00pm, and new ‘Homeland’ at 8:30. Eleven airs the film ‘Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult’ at 8:30pm. ONE has the action ‘Max Payne’ at 8:30pm.

SBSONE has ‘Lost Worlds’ at 7:30pm. SBSTWO airs the ‘2012 Australian Track Cycling Championships’.

Please check your local guides.

ABC1 airs ‘New Tricks’ at 7:30pm then ‘Accused’ at 8:30pm. ABC2 has ‘A Boy Called Alex’ at 7:30pm, while ABCNews24 has ‘The World this Week’ at 7:30pm.

Seven screens live coverage of the Australian Open Women’s Singles Final. 7TWO has ‘Heartbeat’ at 7:30pm then ‘Taggart’ at 8:30pm. 7mate screens ‘Mighty Structures’ and ‘Mega Movers’.

Nine airs the film ‘Zathura: A Space Adventure’ at 7:30pm, then ‘License to Wed’ from 9:30pm. GO! has ‘Doc Hollywood’ at 7:30pm. Gem screens ‘Antiques Roadshow’ at 7:30pm.

Ten has ‘The Graham Norton Show’ at 8:40pm. Eleven airs ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ and ‘Frasier’. ONE has ‘Fear Factor’ at 7:30pm.

SBSONE airs ‘RockWiz’ at 8:30pm. SBSTWO screens the 2012 Cycling Championship.

Please check your local guides.

ABC1 airs ‘Midsomer Murders’ at 8:30pm. ABC2 has ‘Last Man Standing’ at 8:30pm then ‘Top Boy’ at 9:30pm. ABCNews24 features ‘One Plus One’ at 8:30pm then ‘The World’.

Seven screens live coverage of the Australian Open. 7TWO has ‘SeaChange’ at 7:30pm. While 7mate has ‘Paradise Lost’ at 8:30pm.

Nine airs the film ‘S.W.A.T’ at 8:30. GO! has the movie ‘The Last Starfighter’ at 6:30. Gem airs ‘Law and Order’ at 8:30pm.

Ten controversially screens the new season of ‘Glee’ at 7:00pm. Eleven airs ‘Sex and the City’ at 9:00pm, while ONE has ‘An Idiot Abroad’ at 8:30pm.

SBSONE has ‘Coast’ at 7:30pm then ‘Empires of the sea’. SBSTWO airs ‘Cinema Asia’ at 8:30pm.

Please check your local guides.

ABC1 airs ‘Adam Hills: Inflatable’ at 8:30pm followed by the Australian movie premiere ‘The Combination’. ABC2 has ‘Doctor Who’ at 7:30pm. While ABCNews24 plays ‘Australian Story Classics’ from 8:30pm.

Seven screens live coverage of the Australian Open. 7TWO has ‘The Royal’ then ‘Heartbeat’. 7mate airs ‘Swamp People’, ‘Pawn Stars’ and ‘Bear Swamp Recovery’.

Nine airs ‘Unforgettable’ at 8:30pm following ‘Getaway’. GO! has ‘TMNT’, while Gem plays ‘City of Angels’ from 8:30pm.

Ten has the premiere of ‘A Gifted Man’ at 8pm. Eleven airs ‘The Simpsons’ at 7:30pm, while ONE has the sci-fi film ‘Pitch Black’ at 8:30pm.

SBSONE has ‘Zumbo’ at 7:30pm. SBSTWO airs the movie ‘The Singer’ from 9:30pm.

Please check your local guides.

ABC2 has certainly carved a niche with children’s programming that regularly occupies a number of the Top 20 positions on the multi channels, so the moving of the Toasted TV brand to ELEVEN comes as no surprise.

‘Toasted TV’ is hosted by Kellyn Morris and Seamus Evans (pictured).

‘Breakfast’ is rumoured to be starting at the end of February on Ten.

The devilish version of suburban hell stars:

Jeremy Sisto (Law & Order)
Jane Levy (Shameless)
Carly Chaikin (The Last Song)
Allie Grant (Weeds)
Rex Lee (Entourage)
Alan Tudyk (Knocked Up)
Cheryl Hines (Curb Your Enthusiasm).

With manicured lawns, cookie-cutter homes and big botox lips, is this set to be the new ‘Desperate Housewives’?

‘Suburgatory’ premieres Sunday February 5 at 8pm on GO!

Source: GO!

Robinson and Roze will now join Paul Henry and Andrew Rochford to deliver the Network Ten breakfast offering.

Network TEN’s Head of News and Current Affairs, Anthony Flannery, said: “The chemistry between these four personalities is exactly what we are after for Breakfast. It was obvious from the beginning of auditions that they have a dynamic with a difference; unpredictable but the perfect start to the day.”

‘Breakfast’ starts soon on Network Ten.

Source: Network Ten

Hewitt will join Bruce McAvaney and Jim Courier to commentate the blockbuster match between Novak Djokovic Vs David Ferrer.

Hewitt will also feature in commentary for the men’s semi finals and men’s final on Sunday night.

Source: Seven Network

ABC1 airs The Australian of the Year Awards at 6:00pm. Later in the evening is ‘Australia Celebrates’ at 8:30pm. ABC2 has ‘Doctor Who’ at 7:30pm. ABCNews24 has news throughout the night.

Seven screens live coverage of the Australian Open featuring Novak Djokovic Vs David Ferrer. 7TWO has ‘Life Begins’ at 8:30pm, while 7mate airs ‘Mythbusters’, ‘Hardcore Pawn’ and ‘American Pickers’.

Nine airs ‘Underbelly Files: The Man Who Got Away’ at 9:00pm. GO! has ‘Underworld: Rise of the Lycons’ at 9:30pm, While Gem ‘The Notebook’ at 7:30pm.

Ten screens the new season of ‘The Goodwife’ at 8:30pm with a double episode. Eleven airs a night of Animation Fixation, while ONE has ‘Burn Notice’, then ‘The Killing’.

SBSONE has ‘The Chinese Are Coming’ at 9:30pm, while SBSTWO airs ‘Rex In Rome’ at 7:30pm.

Please check your local guides.

Premiering Monday January 30^th at 7:30pm, the series will air Monday-Thursday following the stand-out performance of the show last year.

Hosts and judges Pete Evans and Manu Feildel (pictured) return.

‘My Kitchen Rules’ Australia 2012 premieres Monday January 30 at 7:30pm on Seven.

‘Please Marry My Boy’ follows at 8:30pm, then ‘How I Met Your Mother’ at 9:30pm and ‘Sports Fever’ at 10:30.

Source: Seven Network

Hosted by Ada Nicodemou (pictured), the new series will test the theory of if ‘mother knows best’.

‘Please Marry My Boy’ involves four mums given the chance to find their unlucky-in-love sons the girl of their dreams.

With the mums controlling everything, which candidates will they select? How will the girls react when they find out they are moving in with the son and his mum.

‘Please Marry My Boy’ premieres Monday January 30^th at 8:30pm on Seven. ‘My Kitchen Rules’ premieres at 7:30pm. ‘How I Met Your Mother’ premieres at 9:30pm, then ‘Sports Fever’ at 10:30pm.

Source: Seven Network

The series will follow Cliff Young, a the 61 year-old Victorian potato farmer who beat the finest distance runners in the 1983 Sydney to Melbourne ultra marathon.

Titled ‘Cliffy’, the series will be produced by Clock End Films for the ABC.

ABC TV Head of Fiction, Carole Sklan, said: “We are delighted to be partnering with such an accomplished creative team to bring this iconic tale to ABC TV.”

Filming commences April in Albury-Wodonga and regional Victoria.

‘Cliffy’ premieres later this year on ABC1.

Will we finally meet the mother this series?

‘How I Met Your Mother’ premieres Monday January 30 at 9:30pm on Seven.

‘My Kitchen Rules’ premieres at 7:30pm, ‘Please Marry My Boy’ at 8:30pm and ‘Sports Fever’ at 10:30pm on Monday.

Source: Seven Network

The cult favourite returns with the episode ‘My Bad’:

Dexter faces the repercussions of Rita’s murder and contemplates running from all of it. Meanwhile, Astor and Cody return from Disney World to the news of their mother’s death.

New ‘Dexter’ airs Tuesday January 24 from 9:30pm on Eleven.

Source: Eleven

ABC1 airs ‘Nature’s Miracle Babies’ at 8:30pm, ABC2 has ‘Doctor Who’ at 7:30pm, while ABCNews24 plays ‘The Drum’ encore at 10:00pm.

Seven screens live coverage of the Australian Open, 7TWO has ‘The Vicar of Dibley’, ‘Father Ted’ and ‘Bless Me Father’ from 7:30pm. While 7mate airs ‘Wild Justice’ at 9:30pm.

Nine airs the ‘Top Gear Botswana Special’ at 9:30pm, GO! has the film ‘Superman Returns’ at 6:30pm, while Gem plays ‘The Closer’ at 8:30pm.

Ten screens encores of ‘Young Talent Time’, ‘New Girl’ and ‘Homeland’ from 8:00pm. Eleven airs new ‘Dexter’ from 9:30pm. ONE has ‘COPS: Adults Only’ double from 8:30pm.

SBSONE has ‘Who Do You Think You Are’ at 7:30pm, followed by ‘Make Me’. SBSTWO airs ‘As It Happened’ at 8:30pm.

Please check your local guides.

Here is the encore schedule:

6:00 pm THE PROJECT
7:00 pm THE BIGGEST LOSER
8:00 pm YOUNG TALENT TIME (encore)
9:00 pm NEW GIRL (encore)
9:30 PM HOMELAND (encore)

You can also catch up on these shows at: http://ten.com.au/watch-tv-episodes-online.htm

Source: Network Ten

Seven’s Tomic and Federer clash, which saw the young Aussie lose in three sets, attracted about 1.6m. This resulted in quite a large 39.6% combined share win for the Seven Network.

Despite all eyes on Tomic, Ten’s Super Sunday Premiere scored impressive figures too. The revamped premiere of ‘Young Talent Time’ attracted 1.05m, ‘Modern Family’ scored 1.13m, the ‘New Girl’ premiere, starring Max Greenfield (pictured), got 1.28m, while the ‘Homeland’ premiere rated 1.22m. All rated high in demos too.

With all shows on Ten from 6:30-9:30pm scoring over 1.0m viewers, the network got a combined network share of 23.1%. This was ahead of Nine’s 21.1%, ABC (12%) and SBS (4.3%).

Monday night will see Hewitt Vs Djokovic take on ‘The Biggest Loser Australia’ 2012 premiere.

Who will win?

Source: TvCentral Ratings

Can the world number one be defeated by the Australian favourite?

Hewitt (pictured) Vs Djokovic from Monday January 23 at 7:30pm on Seven.

Source: Seven Network

The 2012 season starts January 23 at 7:00pm. The season opener will focus on Charlie (Esther Anderson).

‘Home and Away’ returns Monday January 23 at 7pm on Seven.

Source: Seven Network

ABC1 airs ‘Nature’s Miracle Babies’ at 8:30pm, while ABC2 has ‘Doctor Who’ at 7:30pm. ABCNews24 highlights include ‘The World’ at 9:00pm.

The Seven Network returns ‘Home and Away’ from 7:00pm followed by Lleyton Hewitt Vs Novak Djokovic at ‘The Australian Open’ from 7:30pm. 7TWO has double ‘Heartbeat’ from 7:30pm, while 7mate airs a night of ‘American Dad’ and ‘Family Guy’ from 7:30pm.

Nine airs ‘The Mentalist’ followed by all new ‘Harry’s Law’. GO! has the film ‘She’s the Man’ from 6:30pm, while Gem has ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ at 9:30pm.

Ten screens the premiere of ‘The Biggest Loser: Singles’ at 7:00pm. Eleven airs new ‘Supernatural’ and ‘Smallville’ from 8:30pm, while ONE has ‘Who’s Line is it Anyway’ from 7:30pm.

SBSONE has ‘Freddie Flintoff’ at 8:30pm, while SBSTWO airs ‘How to Survive a Disaster’ at 7:30pm followed by ‘Dar Science’ at 8:30pm.

Please check your local guides.

MICHELLE’S TEAM

SHANNON’S TEAM

TIFFANY’S TEAM

THE COMMANDO’S TEAM

Who will fall in love? Who will win the series in 2012?

‘The Biggest Loser’ Australia 2012 premieres Monday January 23 on Network Ten.

More info at: http://thebiggestloser.com.au/contestants.htm

Source: Network Ten

If you haven’t yet seen it, here is the new watermark:

Source: Network Ten