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TV Ratings: 26 July 2010
Most watched
- One News: 724,320 (TV ONE, 6:00pm - 7:00pm)
- Rapid Response: 672,980 (TV ONE, 8:00pm - 8:30pm)
- Shortland Street: 627,370 (TV2, 7:00pm - 8:00pm)
- Border Patrol: 625,710 (TV ONE, 7:30pm - 8:00pm)
- Close Up: 583,430 (TV ONE, 7:00pm - 7:30pm)
Most watched evening (7.30pm - 11pm)
- Rapid Response: 672,980 (TV ONE, 8:00pm - 8:30pm)
- Border Patrol: 625,710 (TV ONE, 7:30pm - 8:00pm)
- Neighbours at War: 455,880 (TV2, 8:00pm - 8:30pm)
- Desperate Housewives: 453,320 (TV2, 8:30pm - 9:30pm)
- Jumper: 316,320 (TV3, 8:30pm - 10:25pm)
Most watched daytime (9am - 5pm)
Read moreMorning Briefing

Marvel comics coming to television
New animated versions of classic Marvel comics Iron Man, X-Men, Wolverine and Blade are on the way to TV with news Sony is teaming with G4 in order to produce the four series.
Obama to make rare talkshow appearance
American president Barack Obama will dive head on into the daytime talk show scene when he makes an appearance on The View later this week. It is believed it is the first time a sitting US president has appeared on a daytime talk show.
Read moreThursday night is overloaded
I'm figuring out what I am going to do.
TV1 is airing the movie length premiere "This is Not My Life", at the same time Prime is airing "Survivors". Then there is the usual shows I watch on C4.
Now look at Wednesday night. There is nothing on except maybe "True Blood" which I'm not really into or "Castle" which I haven't got round to seeing yet. V: The Remake sucks, so I'm not going there.
Back to Thursdays, my only option is to tape TV1 and switch back and forth between Prime and C4.
Sky Live Sport Highlights: 27 July 2010
Manly Night Football: Sea Eagles v Wests Tigers
Monsters Resurrected
ANIMAL PLANET - Mondays from 26 July, 9.30pm
Six ferocious prehistoric mega beasts are re-created and brought back to life from fossil clues to show how they might have lived and died, and what they might look like roaming our world today. Featured in this series is the Terror Bird, a bipedal monster that stood seven feet tall and weighed 140 kilos, with eyesight as sharp as a hawk and an 18-inch hooked beak which could bash in the skull of its victim. Also featured is the Spinosaurus, a carnivore twice the size of the T-Rex with a six-foot-high sail, long crocodilian skull and massive claws, and the Acrocanthosaurus, a prehistoric weapon of mass destruction that lived fifty million years before T-Rex and was loaded with the most powerful arms in dinosaur history, a scissor-like bite and a hi-tech neck brace which allowed the beast to kill prey ten times its size.












