Headlines
- May 11, 2008
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“CHANNEL 9 has ended months of speculation by announcing it will sell Kingsford - the property made famous as Drovers Run in its Logie-award winning drama McLeod's Daughters.”
www.news.com.au/adelaidenow
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“A NEW TV soap storyline involving incest between an aunt and a nephew has been branded "sick" and "opportunistic" by a leading family group.”
www.news.com.au/couriermail
- May 09, 2008
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“AUSTRALIAN racing's infamous Fine Cotton affair is set to hit the small screen in an Underbelly-style movie or mini-series.
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- May 08, 2008
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“The Australian soap commissioned for BBC One after Five poached Neighbours is to be moved to BBC Two less than a month after it began.”
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“CHRIS Lilley's famous alter egos may surface yet again after the Logie-winning comedian admitted he would like to bring Ja'mie, Mr G or Jonah Takalua back in a third series.”
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- May 07, 2008
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“STAR of the new ABC series, Bed of Roses, Kerry Armstrong explains why she has always put creative satisfaction before a pay cheque, but a new project may bring both.”
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“The Nine Network could screen hit gangland drama Underbelly in Victoria as early as next week, when the murder trial preventing it from being shown in the state is expected to conclude.”
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“THE criminals have come and gone, but two coppers have been around since the first episode of Underbelly to witness the whole story unfold.”
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“With the finale of Underbelly now having aired, a prequel is now confirmed by the network's own current affairs”
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“IT'S Underbelly with a seachange. At least that's what the suits at the Nine Network are no doubt hoping for yet-to-be-filmed Gold Coast crime series The Strip.”
www.news.com.au/couriermail
- May 06, 2008
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“This is a warm-spirited, genial tale full of quiet charm and likable characters. When other television dramas are full of murder, sex, conceited characters or consciously seeking to blur genre lines, here is a story that isn't anywhere near as ambitious. And it's a blessing.
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“BOXED DVD sets of Underbelly will go on sale interstate this week but special rules mean Victorians won't get their hands on copies.”
www.news.com.au/heraldsun
- May 05, 2008
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“THE Nine Network is understood to have approved a new series of Underbelly, its smash hit TV show which reveals the graphic details of Melbourne's gangland wars.”
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“Former McLeod's Daughters star Aaron Jeffery will front the new Nine Network drama The Strip. To be produced by the makers of East West 101, the 13 part series will begin production on the Gold Coast in two weeks time.”
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“YOU didn't hear it when he collected the Silver Logie for his portrayal of Graham Kennedy in TV1's The King but Stephen Curry, pictured, came out with the best quote of the night at the Logie Awards.”
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“AUNTY ABC's reputation as a staid, safe channel mainly for older viewers was exploded last night, with the national broadcaster bagging eight Logies at the glitzy award ceremony.”
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- May 04, 2008
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“The cast of the Nine Network's big-budget Underbelly series have made a grand entrance on the red carpet of the annual TV Week Logie awards.”
www.smh.com.au
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“TELEVISION industry doyen George Negus has dismissed the Logies as 'lot of hot air' and suggested the Gold Logie award be axed.”
www.news.com.au/adelaidenow
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“THEY'VE made a killing on the small screen and now they're poised to do the same in their careers. The stars of Underbelly are in hot demand for television, film and stage projects.”
www.smh.com.au
- May 03, 2008
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“The last episode of Underbelly is on Wednesday night, and it's going to leave a .22-calibre hole in Nine's schedule. It's hard to see what will fill it. It won't be McLeod's Daughters, which still has one season waiting in a cupboard somewhere. It won't be Canal Road, it's gone. It could be Scorched or The Strip, the other local series due this year.”
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