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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 20Index

IndexProgram Highlights......................................................................................................................................................1

Message Stick: Big Boss...........................................................................................................................................1Auction Room..........................................................................................................................................................2Compass: Hospital Chaplains: Good Grief................................................................................................................3The Diamond Queen................................................................................................................................................4Time Team: St Ebbas................................................................................................................................................5Artscape: A Law Unto Himself.................................................................................................................................6Wild Life At The Zoo................................................................................................................................................7Randling...................................................................................................................................................................8Laid..........................................................................................................................................................................9Agony Aunts..........................................................................................................................................................10Catalyst..................................................................................................................................................................11Silk.........................................................................................................................................................................12Secrets Of The Superbrands: Technology..............................................................................................................13QI: Illumination......................................................................................................................................................14Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: King Memses' Curse...........................................................................................15New Tricks: Only The Brave...................................................................................................................................16Whitechapel..........................................................................................................................................................17Five Days: Day 102.................................................................................................................................................18

Amendments.............................................................................................................................................................19Program Guide...........................................................................................................................................................23

Sunday, 13 May 2012........................................................................................................................................23Monday, 14 May 2012.......................................................................................................................................27Tuesday, 15 May 2012.......................................................................................................................................30Wednesday, 16 May 2012.................................................................................................................................33Thursday, 17 May 2012.....................................................................................................................................36Friday, 18 May 2012..........................................................................................................................................39Saturday, 19 May 2012......................................................................................................................................44

Marketing Contacts...................................................................................................................................................50

ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 20Program Highlights

Program HighlightsSunday

1:30pm

Message Stick: Big Boss

Sunday, 13 May 2012

Murrungga Island is situated in the top end of Arnhem Land. This is where Message Stick finds 95-year-old Baymarrwangga or as she is affectionately known, ‘Big Boss’. Baymarrwangga was also awarded ‘The Senior Australian of the Year’ on this year's Australia Day.

In the nine decades since her birth on the island of Murrungga, Baymarrwangga has seen the arrival of missionaries, Japanese and European fishermen and has endured harsh times through the war. Her story documents a historical legacy of government neglect and suppression of bilingual education: because of this the language and culture of the Yan-nhangu people was nearly lost.

Undaunted, Baymarrwangga has almost single-handedly nurtured transmission of local knowledge from generation to generation through a lifelong commitment to caring for her culture and country. Her single greatest achievement has been the Yan-nhangu Dictionary.

The Dictionary Project is actively capturing and recording rich and vibrant rituals plus the ecological knowledge of the sacred ancestral sites of the seas and islands. The purpose of the Dictionary Project is to preserve the Yan-nhangu language, culture and local knowledge from the potentially damaging consequences of rapid global change, and most importantly to safeguard it for future generations.

Baymarrwangga had also started the Crocodile Islands Rangers Program where a dedicated group of rangers patrol just under 10,000 square kilometres of the Arafura Sea defending the breeding and nesting sites of many endangered turtle and other species.

In the face of many obstacles, this great-great-grandmother has shown extraordinary leadership in caring for the cultural and biological integrity of her beloved Crocodile Islands.

http://abc.net.au/iview/

PRODUCTION DETAILS:Message Stick; Director: Paul Sinclair; Producer: Tom Zubrycki

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Sunday

6:00pm

Auction Room

Sunday, 13 May 2012

This week on Auction Room, William McInnes reveals autographs from the earliest days of The Beatles.

Gillian Meade lives in Lilydale, on the rural fringe of Melbourne, but she grew up in London where her father had a diplomatic posting, working at the imposing Australia House on the Strand. It was here, on the eve of their Down Under Tour in 1964 that the Fab Four gathered for an Australian government reception.

Gillian was too young to be there, but her father Harold Macdonald (the High Commissioner's secretary) asked John, Paul, George and Ringo to sign the official reception invitation card as a souvenir for her. In the early Sixties anything signed by the boys from Liverpool was gold. Are Gillian's signatures the real deal? We cast an expert eye over the document. If it is authentic, it means big dollars for Gillian.

Gillian has treasured this memento and had always wanted to pass it on to her children, but with her husband Dean in full-time, expensive medical care, Gillian needs the money. So off she went with high expectations to Leonard Joel Auctions.

Meanwhile, Popi Mavromatis is taking several of her exceptional 1960s tin-plate space toys and robots to Leonard Joel Auctions, which specialises in selling vintage and classic toys.

The sale is completed with a superb penny farthing cycle in perfect condition, and the bidding is epic.

Please be advised that auction results are embargoed until broadcast


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Production details: Executive producer Colin Grubb; series producer Robert Klein; producer Tracey Smith.

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Sunday

6:30pm

Compass: Hospital Chaplains: Good Grief

Sunday, 13 May 2012

Every day in Australia over 40,000 patients are in hospital. While medicine tends their bodies, hospital chaplains tend their souls. Over eight episodes we follow our chaplains' journeys alongside the patients and their families at three major hospitals. They are Catholic, Protestant, Muslim, Jewish and Buddhist. Regardless of their faith, they all meet the same challenges - to help make sense of the mystery of illness, pain, suffering and despair. This series offers a unique bedside view of the daily life and death drama of hospital life through our chaplains' eyes.

This week at Liverpool Hospital Jacqui has chronic liver disease and not much time left. Chaplain Graham has supported her, and her devoted son Lance, throughout her illness. When Jacqui dies Chaplain Graham is on hand to help and guide Lance through his grief. Meantime, at Royal North Shore Hospital trainee chaplains Paul Hurst and Dianne Burke are both put to the test while working the wards.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Narrator: Geraldine Doogue, Series Producer & Writer: Paul Hawker, Editor: Lile Judickas, Location Producers: Richard Corfield / Kim Akhurst/Wendy Boynton, Executive Producer: Rose Hesp.

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Sunday

7:30pm

The Diamond Queen

Sunday, 13 May 2012 New SeriesIn the first of this three-part series which looks at the life and achievements of The Queen, Andrew Marr tells the story of the young girl who never expected to reign over us. sixty years after she acceded to the throne, he looks at what she actually does for us both at home and abroad.

Marr observes the day-to-day duties of the Royal Family and hears from the Duke of Cambridge (Prince William), Prince Harry, the Earl of Wessex (Prince Edward), the Princess Royal (Princess Anne) and Princess Eugenie about the remarkable skills The Queen has acquired in 60 years of walkabouts, state visits and receptions. The Queen has a private motto - "I have to be seen to be believed" - this program bears witness to the extraordinary energy that she puts into every engagement, however small, however grand.

The film looks closely at the influence of The Queen's grandfather, father and mother, the impact of the abdication, and the unique relationship between the Head of State and her Government. The Queen has seen 12 Prime Ministers in her reign, and Marr looks at the special relationships she has had with them, and hears from David Cameron, Tony Blair and Sir John Major.

Marr also follows The Queen to the Middle East and the USA to assess her global impact on British trade and international relations. The Duke of York (Prince Andrew) gives his perspective on The Queen's impact on overseas trade and Foreign Secretary William Hague and David Cameron gauge her effect on British standing abroad.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Written and presented by Andrew Marr (History of Modern Britain, The Making of Modern Britain). Producer Sally Norris; Executive Producer Nick Vaughan-Barratt. A BBC production.

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Tuesday

6:00pm

Time Team: St Ebbas

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

Tonight, host Tony Robinson leads the team to the village of Beadnell on a beautiful stretch of the Northumbrian coast, to explore an unusual promontory, from which mysterious fragments of human bone have emerged over recent years.

Legend ties the site to local seventh-century Saint Ebbe, and it's widely believed that a 13th-century chapel stood here. But could there also be the remains of an earlier structure on the site, perhaps dating to the time of St Ebbe herself? Or are the earthworks on the promontory an indication of Viking or even Iron Age inhabitants?

The only way to find out is by putting spades into the earth, but, before long, the team is stumbling onto confusing signs of Second World War defences. And then, shockingly, they find skeleton bones in the trenches. It's a sobering discovery, and one that raises more questions than it answers.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Videotext Communications Ltd in association with The Picture House Television Co. Ltd

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Tuesday

10:05pm

Artscape: A Law Unto Himself


Roger Law was a creator of the highly-successful UK puppet show Spitting Image which ran for 13 years before he deported himself to Australia in 1996 to explore his remaining artistic talent. He underwent a journey of renewal in the bush that ultimately led him to China.

"If I had stayed in England, I would have been asked to do what I had done for quite a lengthy career even then over and over again. Whereas I knew in Australia, it would maybe, if I worked at it, [be] a whole new start."

Aged in his 60s, he returned to his teenage art-school passion for drawing and ceramics. As Artist-in-Residence in the cells of a former jail, now the National Art School in Sydney, he started working in clay. Freed from the burden of notoriety, Law found himself in a place where he could create without the fear of failure.

Australia not only gave him that freedom but it also gave him new subject matter with wildlife as surreal as anything he'd created for Spitting Image. He travelled the length and breadth of the country, most often to the north. He was entranced by Kakadu.

In the early days, Law wasn't sure where his forays into clay would take him but that changed with a timely meeting with Chinese-Australian ceramicist Ah Xian. He introduced Law to the carvers and pottery workshops of China's Jingdezhen, a whole city famously devoted to making porcelain.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A Law Unto Himself is produced by Carolyn Johnson Films in association with ABC TV. Financed with assistance of Catherine Hunter Productions, Naked Flame Productions, Screen NSW and Screen Australia. Producer: Carolyn Johnson; Director: Catherine Hunter. ABC Executive Producer Arts & Entertainment: Tarni James.

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Wednesday

8:00pm

Wild Life At The Zoo

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

Narrated by Alan Brough (Spicks & Specks), Wild Life At The Zoo is a fly-on-the-wall look into the workings of one of the world's most renowned zoos, Taronga - home to 340 species and 3,400 animals across 52 acres of prime real estate on the shores of Sydney Harbour.

Over eight episodes viewers will be treated to a range of dramatic and heartfelt events revealing the intimate bond that exists between the animals and their keepers. Between high risk medical procedures, moving chimps to their new multimillion dollar sanctuary or helping with the birth of Sumatran cubs, this series shouldn't be missed.

After a worldwide search Taronga keepers have found a silverback gorilla in France called Kibali who will be introduced to their existing gorilla community. The goal is to have an unrelated male take over breeding from the current aging silverback to maintain the genetic diversity within Australasia.

The move is a big task not only for the keepers but for Kibali who leaves a sanctuary in a small town on the western side of France where the first part of his trip is on the road travelling to Paris then on a freight aircraft to Sydney.

Kibali's French keeper is able to feed him and hydrate him during the flight. When he arrives he's taken to quarantine for a month and then introduced to one of the fiery females where the courtship begins.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Imagination TV

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Wednesday

8:30pm

Randling


Randling, a surprising new game show about words, takes 20 of Australia's smartest and funniest people, then ties them in knots with questions both curious and curly.

Tonight, in the third match of the Randling season, we meet Roget's Ramjets: Silver Logie-winning actor Rob Carlton teaming up with head librarian, Robyn Butler.

The Ramjets take on The Help, a gentlemanly outfit comprised of former Thank God You're Here winner Angus Sampson and Toby Schmitz, a theatre actor so in demand right now that we had to book him in 2005, five years before we even thought of Randling.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:ABC Executive Producer is Sophia Zachariou; Executive Producer is Andrew Denton; Series Producer is Jon Casimir.

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Wednesday

9:00pm

Laid


There is much relief and whooping when Charlie (Abe Forsythe) is given a clean bill of health and returns home. But his happy homecoming is clouded when he learns of Roo's (Alison Bell) attempts to sleep with Marcus (Damon Herriman). Roo and Charlie quickly find themselves plunged into less than comfortable conversations that thankfully end up bonding them further together. However, when this bonding takes on an amorous dimension, Charlie's health rapidly deteriorates and Roo is propelled once more to get Marcus to heal her. But how, when he has so adamantly rejected her?

Roo decides it is time to get sneaky and much to EJ's (Celia Pacquola) consternation resorts to extreme and unconventional means that involve chicken noodle soup, sticky tape and banana icecream. But Roo hasn't thought her plan through and it quickly becomes apparent that she's going to need a contingency. Not easily deterred, Roo enlists Zach's (Toby Truslove) help in getting what she wants from Marcus. The way she sees it, Zach kind of owes her. If it wasn't for her, he wouldn't be the death survivor he claims to be. Despite Zach's best efforts, Marcus becomes aware of Roo's plan and enjoys the torment of confronting her. Humiliated, Roo has no choice but to retreat - for now. It seems Marcus once again holds the gloating upper hand but privately we see just how rattled he is by her dogged ways.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producers: Debbie Lee and Liz Watts. Co-Producers: Marieke Hardy and Kirsty Fisher. Created by Kirsty Fisher and Marieke Hardy. Written by Marieke Hardy (eps 1,2,3,4,6) and Kirsty Fisher (eps 1,2,5). Produced by Andrew Walker. Directed by Abe Forsythe. A Porchlight Films production in association with Film Victoria.

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Wednesday

9:30pm

Agony Aunts


So you've traversed the line from dating to relationship and suddenly you're feeling a bit jittery. It's OK, the Aunts are here to help.

On tonight's episode they answer some of the big questions including how to impress their mum, how to know if you're really in love and how to tell if you've got a great man. And even if you have found a great man, does that necessarily mean he'll make a great father?

"Never tell a man that he is bad in bed..." Wendy Harmer

"You should never bring up an ex-boyfriend in an argument..." Kate Jenkinson

"You do not mention that you've got a crush on someone to your partner..." Denise Scott


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A High Wire Films Production. Written, directed and produced by Adam Zwar, produced by Nicole Minchin. Executive producers Amanda Brotchie, Nicole Minchin and Adam Zwar. ABC TV Executive producer Sophia Zachariou.

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Thursday

8:00pm

Catalyst

Thursday, 17 May 2012

Pandemics: a Catalyst Special report - how effective is our front line of defence against deadly viruses? How severe is the threat to public health from those who don't immunise? And the mystery killer that could be blowing in the wind.

Danger ZonesVaccines have vanquished diseases and saved millions of lives. But a band of parents, fuelled by exaggerated fears, outright misinformation or simple complacency, are now reopening the door for known killers. Maryanne Demasi visits Australia's ‘Danger Zone’.

Virus HuntersHumanity is at greater risk of a deadly pandemic than at any other time in our history. Densely populated cities, air travel and concentrated livestock practices provide the ideal circumstances for contagion. Standing between us and the next big killer is a team of virus-hunting scientists who are going on the offensive -finding these pathogens before they find us. Graham Phillips dons protective suit and investigates.

Kawasaki DiseaseAfter more than 40 years of research, Kawasaki Disease remains a mystery. First diagnosed in Japan by Dr Tomisaku Kawasaki in 1967, we don't know whether it's a virus, bacteria, or something else. Children can display a bright red rash, red lips, red, bloodshot eyes, swollen painful hands and feet and a swollen neck gland. The real worry is the damaging effect on the heart. It is the most common cause of childhood heart disease in the developed world - including Australia. Mark Horstman investigates a theory that it may be carried on the wind.

http://abc.net.au/iview/http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/

PRODUCTION DETAILS:Series producer Matt Scully.

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http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/



Thursday

8:30pm

Silk


Compassionate barrister Martha Costello (Maxine Peake) is defending vulnerable teenager Mark Draper (Reece Noi) who is accused of cottaging in a men's toilet in a popular park with two other men.

However, on the day of the trial, barrister Noah Zeigler (Adrian Schiller) is taken ill and Martha's pupil Nick (Tom Hughes) is forced to take his place. When Martha cross-examines the police officer who is surveilling the toilets, she discovers that Mark lied to her about never having been there before. Furious, she tells him she cannot continue representing him.

However when Mark's solicitor, Michael, spots one of the defendants talking conspiratorially with the police officer in the toilets at court, Martha re-examines that defendant's record and discovers he has had many arrests for cottaging, but no convictions. And the arresting officer is the same one in court.

She reveals he is part of a honey trap and the judge dismisses the case.

Niamh (Natalie Dormer) and Nick, the two pupil lawyers, are defending a couple accused of possessing dangerous dogs. They work together while Clive (Rupert Penry-Jones) watches them, assessing them on their courtroom expertise. The two are in competition for tenancy at the chambers and Clive is biased towards his pupil, Niamh, with whom he is sleeping.

Although Niamh appears more skilled and assured, Nick pulls off a surprise result.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Written by Peter Moffat; directed by Michael Offer and produced by Cameron Roach for the BBC.

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Thursday

9:30pm

Secrets Of The Superbrands: Technology

Thursday, 17 May 2012 New SeriesBritish television presenter Alex Riley doesn't get the whole obsession with brands. He's happy to use a hand-me-down mobile phone and reckons he's immune to the powerful lure of big name labels. But millions of consumers can't resist - so how do brands make you buy them, believe in them, and even love them?

After meeting up with brand fanatics, including a man who owns 500 pairs of one particular company's trainers, Alex interviews the creators of market-leading brands to reveal the tips and tricks that help them sell vast quantities of sportswear, mobile phones and fast food. Will their methods work as well for Brand Alex? From Apple to Burberry, Alex is determined to get under the bonnet to find out the secrets of the superbrands.

In the first episode of this three-part series, Alex learns about the huge sums gambled every day in order to be a technology superbrand contender; why Microsoft spends over nine billion dollars every year to try to develop a hit product, while computer game companies like Sony are willing to lose billions to get their consoles in our living rooms.

Alex also learns how technology format wars are being won with the help of an unlikely ally - the porn industry. And with the help of some brain scientists, Alex delves deep inside an Apple fan's head to discover that technology really is the new religion.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Presenter: Alex Riley. Executive Producer: Clare Sillery. A BBC production.

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Friday

8:00pm

QI: Illumination

Friday, 18 May 2012 FinalBe enlightened on tonight's episode of QI as the theme 'illumination' is discussed. Joining QI master Stephen Fry are bright sparks Chris Addison, Jack Dee, Rich Hall and Alan Davies.

To kick the show off Stephen Fry asks, "In 1879 the Blackpool Illumination began. They were visited by up to one hundred thousand people from all over Britain and were so bright that they were described as 'artificial sunshine'. And my question simply is, how many lamps did they use?"


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A Quite Interesting talkback THAMES production.

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Friday

8:30pm

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: King Memses' Curse

Friday, 18 May 2012 FinalDon't miss tonight's final, gripping episode of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries.

Murdoch Foyle (Nicholas Bell) is at large and has been connected with the mysterious death of Albert Monkton (Nick Backstrom), antique dealer. In investigating the murder, Phryne (Essie Davis) discovers Murdoch Foyle's involvement in a bizarre reincarnation cult, inspired by Ancient Egypt.

Phryne's hunt for the madman leads her on a disturbing trail of death and despair before she realises her own significance in Foyle's grand plan. Can she overcome her nemesis and finally solve the mystery regarding the fate of her sister, Janey, or will her own death be the price she has to pay to discover the truth?

Guest stars Matt Day, Nicole Nabout, John Arnold, Nick Backstrom

http://abc.net.au/iview/http://www.abc.net.au/phrynefisher

PRODUCTION DETAILS:An Every Cloud Production, Executive Producers Fiona Eagger and Deb Cox . ABC Executive Producers Christopher Gist and Carole Sklan.

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http://www.abc.net.au/phrynefisher



Saturday

7:30pm

New Tricks: Only The Brave

Saturday, 19 May 2012

The UCOS team reinvestigate the murder of Eddie Chapman, leader of a notorious criminal motorbike gang, the Braves, when new evidence is brought to them by an unlikely source.

Stephanie Parr (Emily Glenister), the girlfriend of Eddie Chapman's son Reece (Rob Kendrick), risks her own safety to turn to UCOS with information about Chapman's death. Reece is about to be put through the final initiation into the Braves - to avenge his father's murder by killing the rival gang member they believe was responsible.

Desperate to stop Reece, Stephanie reveals the gang are targeting the wrong man and urges Pullman to reopen the case. But no-one speaks out about the Braves and despite the team's reassurances that Stephanie will be protected, word leaks out.

Pullman is forced to reassess her position at UCOS when an old colleague, DS Barlow (Shaun Dingwall), suggests she's wasting her career stuck in a basement investigating cold cases with a bunch of ageing misfits.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Created by Roy Mitchell & Nigel McCrery; Executive Producers: Tom Sherry & Alex Graham; Producer: Keith Thompson; Written & Directed by Julian Simpson. A Wall to Wall production for BBC.

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Saturday

8:30pm

Whitechapel

Saturday, 19 May 2012 FinalAs the final episode of the third gripping series of Whitechapel starts, escaped dangerous psychiatric patient Calvin Mantus is still on the loose and another teen is dead...

DI Chandler's team discovers that both dead teenagers shared a class with Mantus' sister in 2001. Could Mantus be planning to kill all Daisy's school friends?

They set out to warn the rest of the class mates, but they're too late - another teenager is found brutally murdered, his throat slit in a deserted waste ground.

Buchan uses the historical case of 50 Berkley Square to remind Chandler of what the Bogeyman is used for - to make people behave. Chandler realises his victims are being punished, and that spree killers have a history of lodging formal complaints - who was complaining about these kids?

And how does counsellor Morgan Lamb fit in to it all?

The shocking outcome of this case will affect Chandler and his team forever.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A Carnival Films production for ITV. 6 x 50 minutes.

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Saturday

9:20pm

Five Days: Day 102

Saturday, 19 May 2012 FinalNow day 102, Farid (Kamal Hussain) is taking a bigger role in baby Michael's life, preparing to take over from Nick (Derek Riddell) as 'father'. Farid introduces baby Michael to Maureen (Pooky Quensel) despite Nick's misgivings. His nightmare comes true when Maureen kidnaps the baby.

Still in mourning for Mal (David Morrissey), Laurie (Suranne Jones) is shocked to discover that her mother, Jen (Anne Reid) and Gerard (Bernard Hill) plan to get married.

The police have found out about Khalil's (Sacha Dhawan) trip to Pakistan and he is imprisoned under anti-terror laws, causing distress in the community. Nusrat (Shivani Ghai) finds it hard to forgive him, not least because it may jeopardise her chances of adopting a baby. She refuses to join Danny (Matthew McNulty) and Ibra (Aaron Neil) as they go to visit him in prison.

Instead, Nusrat takes part in the Remembrance Day Service where she is joined by Jamal (Ashley Walters). Distressingly, their presence causes an unpleasant reaction from a group of locals.

Meanwhile, Maureen has taken baby Michael to his birth mother who sends her packing. In utter despair she returns to Pat (Steve Evets) and tells him the whole truth of what happened on the bridge on 'Day One'.

Will he be able to handle her revelations? And what will become of baby Michael?


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A BBC Production written by Gwyneth Hughes and produced by Caroline Skinner (Dr Who EP, 2012)

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 20Amendments

AmendmentsMonday, April 16

Insert classification:9:20pm Media Watch

(G)

Tuesday, April 17

Insert classification:12:20am Media Watch

(G)

Thursday, April 19

Insert classification:8:00pm Catalyst

(PG)

Friday, April 20

Insert classification:11:30am Catalyst

(PG)

Wednesday, April 25

Delete ‘Repeat’:6:50pm 480: ANZAC

(Repeat)

Insert classification:8:00pm Wild Life At The Zoo

(G)

Insert classification:9:55pm At The Movies

(PG)

Thursday, April 26

Insert classification:1:30pm At The Movies

(PG)

Insert program details:9:30pm Q&A: The Climate Debate

(CC)

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Sunday, April 29

Insert classification:11:30am Songs Of Praise: School Choir Of The Year

(G)

Insert classification:6:30pm Compass: Hospital Chaplains: Family Ties

(PG)

Monday, April 30

Insert program details:5:00pm Eggheads

(CC)

Tuesday, May 01

Insert program details:5:30am Eggheads

(CC)

Insert classification:1:30pm Compass

(PG)


(CC)

Wednesday, May 02


(CC)


(CC)

Insert classification:9:00pm Laid

(M*Coarse language, sexual references)

Insert classification:9:30pm Agony Aunts

(PG)

Thursday, May 03


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(CC)

Friday, May 04


(CC)


(CC)

Friday, May 04


(CC)


(CC)

Saturday, May 05 NSW ONLY


(CC)

Saturday, May 05 QLD ONLY


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Saturday, May 05 TAS ONLY


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Monday, May 07

Insert classification:10:40am Inside Science

(PG)

Wednesday, May 09

Insert classification:8:00pm Wild Life At The Zoo

(PG)

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Insert classification:9:35pm Agony Aunts

(M*Sexual references)

Thursday, May 10

Insert classification:8:30pm Silk

(M*Adult themes, sexual references)

Insert classification:1:30am Silk

(M*Adult themes, sexual references)

Friday, May 11

Insert classification:8:30pm Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries: Murder In The Dark

(M*Adult themes, drug references)

Saturday, May 12

Insert classification:9:30pm Five Days: Day 37

(M*Coarse language, sex scenes, violence)

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 20Sunday, 13 May 2012

Program GuideSunday, 13 May 2012

4:00am rage(MA, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Violence)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

5:00am rage(PG)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

6:00am rage(G)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

6:30am Grandpa In My Pocket(CC,Repeat,G)

6:40am Captain Mack(CC,Repeat,G)

7:00am Jakers!: The Adventures Of Piggley Winks(Repeat,G)

7:20am My Goldfish Is Evil(CC,Repeat,G)

7:45am Bugged(Repeat,G)

7:55am Kid Vs Kat(CC,Repeat,G)

8:10am Bolts And Blip(CC,Repeat,G)

8:35am Pink Panther And Pals(CC,Repeat,G)

9:00am Insiders(CC)A not-to-be missed analysis of the week's political news, with interviews, discussion and analysis with Barrie Cassidy and guests.

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10:00am Inside Business(CC)Alan Kohler with analysis and comment on the events and issues concerning business, investors and entrepreneurs.

10:30am Offsiders(CC)A show for anyone who's serious about sport. Offsiders provides a challenging, insightful, humorous debate about the topic that dominates weekends - sport. Hosted by Barrie Cassidy.

11:00am Asia Pacific Focus(CC)Draws on the ABC's regional expertise to provide quality analysis on major issues and interviews with key newsmakers in the Asia Pacific.

11:30am Songs Of Praise: Gorton 2(CC,Repeat,G)Aled Jones revisits East Manchester to tell the story of the newly refurbished Gorton Monastery - a former Franciscan monastery built in 1861. It is a masterpiece of Catholic architecture which was very nearly lost forever.

12:00pm Landline(CC)Australia's national rural program, with reports from around the country on rural and urban issues. Presented by Pip Courtney.

1:00pm Gardening Australia(CC,Repeat,G)Costa helps start a neighbouring family on their own verge planting of herbs, vegies and natives. Then he goes to Adelaide to meet Sophie's five children, discovers her new garden and hears her plans for it.

1:30pm Message Stick: Big Boss(CC,Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and voices of people who have died)Ninety-five year-old Baymarrwangga aka 'Big Boss', was awarded 'The Senior Australian of the year' on this year's Australia Day. She is the life and soul of the Yan-nhangu people, dedicating her life to her land and culture.

2:00pm New Tricks: Gentleman Vanishes(CC,Repeat)The UCOS (Unsolved Crimes Open Squad)team reinvestigate the disappearance of a leading scientist when his wife receives anonymous emails from someone claiming to know what happened to him. CAST: Rebecca Front

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3:00pm Paul Smith: Gentleman Designer(CC,G)A portrait of the iconic English menswear designer, Paul Smith.

3:55pm Typeface(CC,Repeat,PG)A documentary about one small town's passionate preservation of a dying art.

5:00pm Voyage To The Planets: Jupiter(CC,Repeat,G)For a truly out of this world planetary experience, head beyond the asteroid belt to the giant planet Jupiter, a world so roomy that it could swallow every planet and moon in the solar system and still have room for more.

5:50pm Minuscule: Homeless(Repeat,G)A caterpillar finds refuge inside a pumpkin. The other farmhouse insects are not too pleased with the new tenant until the farmer takes away all the apples and potatoes, leaving them homeless.

6:00pm Auction Room(CC,G)Host William McInnes reveals autographs from the earliest days of The Beatles. The seller's decision is hard, but it's for a worthy cause. A collector of exceptional 1960s tin-plate space toys and robots joins in the action.

6:30pm Compass: Hospital Chaplains: Good Grief(CC)Chaplain Graham helps a bereaved son, while trainee Chaplain Paul learns valuable lessons on night shift.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)

7:30pm The Diamond Queen(CC)In the first of this three-part series which looks at the life and achievements of The Queen, Andrew Marr begins his story of the young girl who never expected to reign as Queen, let alone to reign for 60 years.

8:30pm Midsomer Murders: The Sword of Guillaume(CC,Repeat,M,Violence)During a visit to Brighton, a hated property developer is beheaded at a funfair and historical swords go missing. With the help of his cousin DCI John Barnaby, can Barnaby unearth the truth? CAST: John Nettles, Neil Dudgeon

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10:00pm Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: Murder In the Dark(CC,Repeat,M,Adult Themes, Drug References)Murder strikes close to home when a young girl is found drowned in Aunt Prudence's water fountain on the eve of a lavish fancy dress party. Phryne and her aunt work together to investigate. CAST: Miriam Margolyes

10:55pm Movie: Terms Of Endearment(CC,Repeat,1983,M,Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Sexual References)An eccentric widow fends off suitors while interfering with her daughter's marriage; but all is forgiven when the daughter dies. DIR: James L. Brooks CAST: Shirley MacLaine, Jack Nicholson (1983)

1:05am Order In The House(CC,Repeat)A weekly review of parliamentary proceedings.

2:05am Paul Smith: Gentleman Designer(CC,Repeat,G)A portrait of the iconic English menswear designer, Paul Smith.

3:00am rage(Repeat)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 20Monday, 14 May 2012

Monday, 14 May 2012

4:00am The New Inventors(CC,Repeat,G)

4:30am Can We Help?(CC,Repeat,G)

5:00am Gardening Australia(CC,Repeat,G)

5:30am Catalyst(CC,Repeat,PG)

6:00am ABC News Breakfast(CC)

9:30am Business Today(CC)

10:00am Backyard Science(CC,Repeat,G)

10:25am Science Clips(CC,Repeat,G)Final

10:35am Ace Day Jobs(CC,Repeat,G)

10:40am Inside Science(CC,G)

10:55am Catalyst Bytes: Lotus Effect(CC,G)

11:00am Landline(CC,Repeat)

12:00pm Midday Report(CC)

12:30pm The Diamond Queen(CC,Repeat)

1:30pm The New Inventors(CC,Repeat,G)

2:00pm Chadar: The Ice Trail(CC,Repeat,G)

3:00pm Play School(CC,Repeat,G)

3:30pm Peppa Pig(CC,Repeat,G)

3:35pm LazyTown(CC,Repeat,G)

4:00pm The Mr Men Show(CC,Repeat,G)

4:15pm Oggy And The Cockroaches(CC,Repeat,G)

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4:25pm Prank Patrol International(CC,Repeat,G)

4:55pm BTN Daily(CC)

5:00pm Eggheads(CC)

5:30pm My Family(CC,Repeat,G)

6:00pm Grand Designs Revisited: Peterborough(CC,Repeat,G)On the edge of a forest in the middle of open countryside, a couple built a timber box that even they weren't sure about. Kevin revisits to see whether they've warmed to the design.

6:50pm Minuscule: BrushingA fly accidentally falls into a bottle of rubbing alcohol, which leaves her completely drunk. Once outside the bottle a hungry spider chases her. Drunk and uninhibited, the fly finds goofy ways to get rid of her assailant.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)

7:30pm 7.30(CC)The ABC's national flagship current affairs program led by one of Australia's most respected journalists - Chris Uhlmann.

8:00pm Australian Story(CC)Stories of contemporary Australian life and people, told by the subjects themselves.

8:30pm Four Corners(CC)Australia's longest running TV current affairs program.

9:20pm Media Watch(CC)Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by Jonathan Holmes.

9:35pm Q&A(CC)A lively interactive discussion hosted by Tony Jones where the audience at home and in

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the studio questions political leaders and opinion makers.

10:35pm Lateline(CC)A unique nightly news analysis program bringing you up-to-the-minute coverage of Australian and international news and events.

11:10pm The Business(CC,Repeat)The day's business and finance news, with the latest trends on international share and currency markets, pointing to what Australians can expect in the day ahead.

11:35pm Midsomer Murders: Blood Wedding(CC,Repeat,M,Sex Scenes, Violence)Barnaby becomes an unwelcome guest at a society wedding after the maid of honour is stabbed to death. Will he get to his own daughter's wedding in time to walk her down the aisle? CAST: John Nettles

1:10am Movie: The Bliss Of Mrs Blossom(CC,Repeat,1968,PG)Harriet Blossom has a secret: there's a man living in the attic and Robert, her husband, doesn't know. CAST: Shirley MacLaine, Richard Attenborough DIR: Joe McGrath (1968)

2:40am rage(Repeat)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

3:30am Rugby Union: Shute Shield: Round 5 - Teams TBA(Repeat)Coverage of the 2012 NSW Rugby Union Shute Shield.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 20Tuesday, 15 May 2012


5:30am Eggheads(CC,Repeat)



10:00am Behind The News(CC,Repeat)

10:25am Australia's Heritage: National Treasures(CC,Repeat,G)

10:30am Australia's Prime Ministers(CC,Repeat,G)

10:35am My Place(CC,Repeat,G)

11:00am Big Ideas(CC)


12:30pm Q&A(CC,Repeat)

1:30pm Compass(CC,Repeat)

2:00pm Perfect Child Mummies(CC,Repeat,PG)








5:00pm Eggheads(CC)

5:30pm My Family

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(CC,Repeat,G)

6:00pm Time Team: St Ebbas(CC,G)The team head to the village of Beadnell on a beautiful stretch of the Northumbrian coast to explore an unusual promontory from which mysterious fragments of human bone have emerged over recent years.

6:50pm Minuscule: Woopsy Daysies!A grasshopper is spending her time calculating her leaps with the highest possible precision but everything gets out of control when, by accident, she lands inside a big house.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)


8:00pm Foreign Correspondent(CC)In depth stories from the ABC's international correspondents.

8:30pm Agatha Christie's Miss Marple: The Sittaford Mystery(CC,Repeat,M,Violence)FinalA Ouija board portends the death of a prominent politician. Could one of his fellow guests at a rural hotel be planning his murder? CAST: Geraldine McEwan, Timothy Dalton

10:05pm Artscape: A Law Unto Himself(CC,PG)Roger Law was a creator of the UK puppet show Spitting Image before he deported himself to Australia to explore his remaining artistic talent. He underwent a journey of renewal in the bush that ultimately led him to China.



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11:35pm Four Corners(CC,Repeat)Australia's longest running TV current affairs program.

12:20am Media Watch(CC,Repeat)Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by Jonathan Holmes.

12:35am 6ft Hick: Notes From The Underground(CC,Repeat,MA,Coarse Language, Drug Use, Nudity Sexual References, Violence)This behind-the-scenes music documentary reveals the messy, all-too-human face of the low-budget music scene in stark contrast to the perceived glamour of an internationally touring rock band.

1:35am Time Team: St Ebbas(CC,Repeat,G)The team head to the village of Beadnell on a beautiful stretch of the Northumbrian coast to explore an unusual promontory from which mysterious fragments of human bone have emerged over recent years.

2:30am Football: VFL: Round 8 - Teams TBA(Repeat)Coverage of the 2012 Victorian Football Legaue (VFL).

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 20Wednesday, 16 May 2012





10:00am For The Juniors(CC,Repeat,G)

10:15am Cyberchase(CC,Repeat,G)

10:40am Our Animals(Repeat,G)

10:45am Behind The News Special(CC,Repeat)

11:00am Big Ideas(CC)


12:30pm National Press Club Address(CC)

1:30pm Can We Help?(CC,Repeat,G)

2:00pm Liquid Stone: Unlocking Gaudi's Secrets(CC,Repeat,G)








5:00pm Eggheads(CC)

5:30pm My Family

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(CC,Repeat,G)

6:00pm Country House Rescue: Black Clauchrie, Ayrshire(CC,Repeat,G)Ruth is in Scotland helping Caroline and Adrian Goodall who own Black Clauchrie House in Ayrshire. But Adrian is having to take on extra work to pay for the house and it is destroying their relationship.

6:50pm Minuscule: Summer HatA fly gets trapped under a straw hat at the seaside. What bad luck for the spider who has been coveting the fly for over an hour. Never mind, the reckless spider climbs onto the hat to get the fly out.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)


8:00pm Wild Life At The Zoo(CC)After a worldwide search Taronga keepers have found a silverback gorilla in France called Kibali who will take over breeding from one of the aging gorillas in order to maintain the genetic diversity within Australasia.

8:30pm Randling(CC,PG)A snappy, surprising new game show hosted by Andrew Denton. Silver Logie-winning actor Rob Carlton and head librarian Robyn Butler go up against performer Angus Sampson and theatre actor Toby Schmitz.

9:00pm Laid(CC,M,Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Sexual References)In her quest to get Marcus to heal her, Roo resorts to extreme and unconventional means involving banana icecream and chicken soup. She enlists the help of EJ, but her attempts are ultimately thwarted. CAST: Abe Forsythe

9:30pm Agony Aunts(CC,M,Coarse Language, Sex Scenes)Our Aunts have traversed the line from dating to relationship and answer all the tough questions that come along with it.

10:00pm At The Movies(CC)

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Join Margaret and David as they review the latest in cinema releases.



11:30pm Review With Myles Barlow(CC,Repeat,M,Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Sexual References, Violence)Myles sets out on a mission to be truly hated by his fellow man, and the letter of the week sees Myles face justice after having his day in court over allegations arising from leading his own cult in episode 1.

12:00am The Armstrong And Miller Show(CC,Repeat,M,Sexual References)Beneath the veneer of po-faced respectability lie a wealth of characters in Alexander Armstrong and Ben Miller's sketch show.

12:30am Movie: Manhattan(CC,Repeat,B&W,1979,M,Adult Themes, Coarse Language)An extraordinary and funny film that explores the embattled life and loves of a successful New York comedy writer. DIR: Woody Allen CASR: Diane Keaton, Meryl Streep (1979)

2:05am Britain's Whitest Family(CC,Repeat,M,Coarse Language)Examines a life lived in the wrong colour skin through three sufferers of albinism as they attempt to regain their confidence and discover their own identity.

2:30am Football: SANFL: Round 8 - Port Adelaide Vs North Adelaide(Repeat)Port Adelaide play North Adelaide in round eight of the South Australian Football League (SANFL).

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 20Thursday, 17 May 2012





10:00am Being Italian(CC,Repeat,G)

10:35am Behind The News(CC,Repeat)

11:00am Country House Rescue(CC,Repeat,G)


12:30pm The Return Of Sherlock Holmes(CC,Repeat,PG)

1:30pm At The Movies(CC,Repeat)

2:00pm Surviving The Drought(CC,Repeat,PG)








5:00pm Eggheads(CC)


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6:00pm River Cottage: Autumn(CC,Repeat,G)Hugh plans a big dinner with a twist, with all key ingredients foraged locally by two teams. The Bristol smallholding families take delivery of three milking goats and vow to give Hugh his first goat cheese.

6:50pm Minuscule: Sand CastleA group of black ants is cautiously carrying a chocolate ice cream bar back from the beach. The convoy catches the red ants' attention. The black ants take refuge in a sand castle. They're in for a long siege.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)


8:00pm Catalyst(CC)Pandemics - how effective is our front line of defence against deadly viruses? How severe is the threat to public health from those who don't immunise? And the mystery killer that could be blowing in the wind.

8:30pm Silk(CC,M,Adult Themes, Coarse Language)Martha is defending a vulnerable teenager arrested for cottaging and reveals a vigilante policeman's honey trap scheme at a park toilet. Niamh and Nick show their courtroom skills with suprising results. CAST: Reece Noi

9:30pm Secrets Of The Superbrands: Technology(CC,M,Sexual References)British television presenter Alex Riley goes in search of the secrets of the superbrands, and reveals the tips and the tricks that help market-leading brands sell vast quantities of sportswear, mobile phones and fast food.



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11:25pm Captain Cook: Obsession And Discovery: Northwest Passage(CC,Repeat,PG)FinalCook's passion for exploration continues as he searches for the mythic North West Passage, but is it a journey too far? Cook takes on a third great voyage: to find a fast route to China to secure Britain's place in the lucrative tea trade.

12:20am The Clinic(CC,Repeat,M,Coarse Language)Drama following life in a busy medical practice which provides everything from homeopathy and counselling to physiotherapy and plastic surgery. CAST: Aisling O'Sullivan

1:15am Silk(CC,Repeat,M,Adult Themes, Coarse Language)Martha is defending a vulnerable teenager arrested for cottaging and reveals a vigilante policeman's honey trap scheme at a park toilet. Niamh and Nick show their courtroom skills with suprising results. CAST: Reece Noi

2:15am At The Movies: Short Cuts(CC,Repeat)Join Margaret and David as they review the latest in cinema releases.

2:30am Football: WAFL: Round 9 - Swan Districts Vs Subiaco(Repeat)Swan Districts Vs Subiaco in round nine of the Western Australia Football League (WAFL).

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 20Friday, 18 May 2012

Friday, 18 May 2012




10:00am Telling Tales(CC,Repeat,G)

10:05am Noah and Saskia(CC,Repeat,G)

10:30am What I Wrote(CC,Repeat,G)

10:35am Writers On Writing(CC,Repeat,G)

11:00am Catalyst(CC,Repeat)

11:30am One Plus One(CC)


12:30pm Dalziel And Pascoe(CC,Repeat,PG)

2:00pm Secrets Of The Superbrands(CC,Repeat,M,Sexual References)








5:00pm Eggheads(CC)

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6:00pm Grand Designs Revisited: Hampshire(CC,Repeat,G)Kevin McCloud revisits a couple who lovingly restored their medieval thatched cottage in Hampshire.

6:50pm Minuscule: The Grocery Store RacketeerA big unfriendly spider bullies a tiny one into giving her whatever food she finds inside the supermarket. The little spider decides to strike back.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)

7:30pm 7.30(CC)

8:00pm QI: Illumination(CC,PG)FinalBe enlightened on tonight's episode of QI as the theme 'illumination' is discussed. Joining QI master Stephen Fry are bright sparks Chris Addison, Jack Dee, Rich Hall and Alan Davies.

8:30pm Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: King Memses' Curse(CC)FinalPhryne in on the hunt for escaped prisoner Murdoch Foyle. Will she discover the truth behind her sister's mysterious disappearance? CAST: Nicholas Bell

9:30pm Taggart: Crossing The Line(CC,Repeat,M,Violence)The discovery of skeletons in an old mine shaft in Glasgow opens a murder investigation and ghosts from the past come back to haunt the local community. CAST: Alex Norton


11:00pm Adam Hills In Gordon St Tonight(CC,Repeat,PG)FinalIn the season finale, Adam is joined by comedian and radio host Meshel Laurie, Catholic priest and media personality Father Bob Maguire, comedian and writer John Doyle, as well as indie-pop band Oh Mercy and the Soweto Gospel Choir.

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12:00am rage(MA, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Violence)Start your weekend with the very best new music releases plus a mix of classic hits and party favourites. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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Other States:New South Wales State

7:30pm 7.30 NSW(CC)State based current affairs. Quentin Dempster examines the local issues concerning New South Wales.

Australian Capital Territory

7:30pm 7.30 ACT(CC)Territory based current affairs. Chris Kimball examines the local issues concerning the ACT.

Queensland State

7:30pm 7.30 QLD(CC)State based current affairs. Jessica van Vonderen examines the local issues concerning Queensland.

Victoria State

7:30pm 7.30 VIC(CC)State based current affairs. Josie Taylor examines the local issues concerning Victoria.

Tasmania State

7:30pm 7.30 TAS(CC)State based current affairs. Airlie Ward examines the local issues concerning Tasmania.

Northern Territory

7:30pm 7.30 NT(CC)Territory based current affairs. Laetitia Lemke examines the local issues concerning the Northern Territory.

South Australia State

7:30pm 7.30 SA(CC)State based current affairs. Simon Royal examines the local issues concerning South Australia.

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Western Australia State

7:30pm 7.30 WA(CC)State based current affairs. Andrew O'Connor examines the local issues concerning Western Australia.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 20Marketing Contacts

Saturday, 19 May 2012

4:00am rage(MA, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Violence)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

5:00am rage(PG)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

6:00am rage(G)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

10:00am rage Guest Programmer(PG)Every Saturday morning at 10am rage previews tonight's show with a special Guest Programmer each week. Visit abc.net.au/rage for more details.

11:00am Spicks And Specks: '60s Special(CC,Repeat,PG)It's a 60s Special! Adam, Myf and Alan are joined by Denise Drysdale, Brian Cadd, Ian Turpie and Adam Richard.

11:30am 7.30(CC,Repeat)

12:00pm Foreign Correspondent(CC,Repeat)In depth stories from the ABC's international correspondents.

12:30pm Australian Story(CC,Repeat)Stories of contemporary Australian life and people, told by the subjects themselves.

1:00pm QI: Illumination(CC,Repeat,PG)Be enlightened on tonight's episode of QI as the theme 'illumination' is discussed. Joining QI master Stephen Fry are bright sparks Chris Addison, Jack Dee, Rich Hall and Alan Davies.

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1:30pm Eggheads(CC,Repeat)A new team of challengers take on seven of the greatest quiz show champions for a chance of winning a cash prize. Every time the Eggheads win, that prize increases.

2:00pm See Local Guides(Repeat)

4:55pm Bill's Tasty Weekends: Yorkshire(CC,Repeat,G)Bill Granger is staying in an eco-friendly house in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. He tries his hand at the classic Yorkshire Pudding and meets a monk who has performed miracles with the Amplethorpe orchard.

5:40pm Wild At Heart(CC,Repeat,PG)Alice is devastated to overhear that Danny shared a kiss with Vanessa; the family visit an auction; and with the elements against them they must all focus on keeping the animals safe. CAST: Dawn Steele, Stephen Tompkinson

6:30pm Gardening Australia(CC,G)John visits a spectacular Italian style villa which, within the formal design, incorporates the production of fruit, vegetables and herbs, and Colin plants small fruit trees in containers for easy access and low maintenance.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)

7:30pm New Tricks: Only The Brave(CC,PG)The UCOS team reinvestigate the murder of Eddie Chapman, leader of a notorious criminal motorbike gang, the Braves, when new evidence is brought to them by an unlikely source. CAST: Emily Glenister

8:30pm Whitechapel(CC)FinalThe shocking outcome of their latest case will affect Chandler and his team forever. CAST: Rupert Penry-Jones

9:20pm Five Days: Day 102(CC,M,Coarse Language, Violence)FinalLaurie is in mourning for Mal while police arrest Khalil on finding out about his Pakistan trip. Will his imprisonment affect Nusrat and Danny's adoption plans? Will baby Michael be safe with his new father? CAST: Steve Evets

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10:20pm United States Of Tara: Alterations(CC,Repeat,M,Adult Themes, Coarse Language)HD. Charmaine has decided to get her breasts re-done and has asked Tara to be her caretaker while she recovers. But when she wakes up from surgery, she's surprised to see Buck at her bedside, not Tara. CAST: Toni Collette

10:45pm United States Of Tara: Abundance(CC,Repeat,M,Coarse Language)HD. When Max tells Tara about the new alter he saw, Tara is shocked and 'Alice' comes out to deal with the situation. Max questions Alice about the alters and she ends up revealing more than she intended. CAST: Toni Collette

11:15pm rage Guest Programmer(MA, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Violence)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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Other States:New South Wales State

11:30am 7.30 NSW(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Quentin Dempster examines the local issues concerning New South Wales.

2:00pm Island Life: Torres Strait Islands(CC,Repeat,G)FinalLooks at the battle to stop exotic diseases using the Torres Strait Islands as stepping stones to Australia, as the annual monsoon brings millions of insects to them.

3:00pm Rugby Union: Shute Shield: Round 6 - Teams TBACoverage of the 2012 NSW Rugby Union Shute Shield.

Australian Capital Territory

11:30am 7.30 ACT(CC,Repeat)Territory based current affairs. Chris Kimball examines the local issues concerning the ACT.


3:00pm Rugby Union: Shute Shield: Round 6 - Teams TBACoverage of the 2012 NSW Rugby Union Shute Shield.

Queensland State

11:30am 7.30 QLD(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Jessica van Vonderen examines the local issues concerning Queensland.


3:00pm At The Movies: Short Cuts(CC)Join Margaret and David as they review the latest in cinema releases.

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3:15pm Movie: The Italian Job(CC,Repeat,1969,PG)Charlie Crocker is given the plans to 'The Italian Job', the greatest bullion raid in history, a daring $4,000,000 robbery in the centre of Turin, Italy. CAST: Michael Caine DIR: Peter Collinson (1969)

Victoria State

11:30am 7.30 VIC(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Josie Taylor examines the local issues concerning Victoria.

1:00pm Football: VFL: Round 9 - Teams TBACoverage of the 2012 Victorian Football Legaue (VFL).

3:55pm Eggheads(CC,Repeat)A new team of challengers take on seven of the greatest quiz show champions for a chance of winning a cash prize. Every time the Eggheads win, that prize increases.

4:25pm QI: Illumination(CC,Repeat,PG)Be enlightened on tonight's episode of QI as the theme 'illumination' is discussed. Joining QI master Stephen Fry are bright sparks Chris Addison, Jack Dee, Rich Hall and Alan Davies.

Tasmania State

11:30am 7.30 TAS(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Airlie Ward examines the local issues concerning Tasmania.


3:00pm At The Movies: Short Cuts(CC)Join Margaret and David as they review the latest in cinema releases.

3:15pm Movie: The Italian Job(CC,Repeat,1969,PG)Charlie Crocker is given the plans to 'The Italian Job', the greatest bullion raid in history, a daring $4,000,000 robbery in the centre of Turin, Italy. CAST: Michael Caine DIR: Peter Collinson (1969)

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Northern Territory

11:30am 7.30 NT(CC,Repeat)Territory based current affairs. Laetitia Lemke examines the local issues concerning the Northern Territory.

2:00pm Football: SANFL: Round 9 - Teams TBARound nine of the South Australian Football League (SANFL).

South Australia State

11:30am 7.30 SA(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Simon Royal examines the local issues concerning South Australia.

2:00pm Football: SANFL: Round 9 - Teams TBARound nine of the South Australian Football League (SANFL).

Western Australia State

11:30am 7.30 WA(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Andrew O'Connor examines the local issues concerning Western Australia.

2:00pm Football: WAFL: Round 10 - West Perth Vs SubiacoRound ten of the Western Australian Football League (WAFL).

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