Throng

Highlights

It's all about the return of Outrageous Fortune on June 2 in View this week.  There's a recap of what's happened to date and why the show is dubbed "the best television New Zealand has ever made."  The show averages 770,000 viewers - the second-highest-rating-peak-time series after Desperate Housewives.

The West Family Album will be published in August which includes a drinking game, quiz, photos, interviews and all sorts of little details.

Season 5 has Eric back, more babies, wedding bells and Detective Sergeant Gerard will shake things up.  Gary won't be back but there will be new character called Angel, a Suzanne Paul cameo and some very traumatic moments.

NZ on air is yet to make a decision on funding a sixth season of the show but James Griffin has confirmed a sixth season would be the last.

News

Thursday April 3 at 8.30 PM

Tawera Nikau and Jenny-May Coffin front New Zealand's award-winning sports programme live from Maori Television's Auckland studio. Check out the great guests, captivating korero and comical capers of 'Brofessionals' Matua Parkinson and Glen Osborne.

CODE –Thursday March 22 at 8.30 PM

Sensational sports entertainment courtesy of Tawera and the crew with an impressive line-up of sporting legends and revealing interviews as well as lots of laughs from off-the-cuff interviewing duo Bro'fessionals – Matua 'Mutts' Parkinson and Glen Osborne.

CODE – Thursday March 15 at 8.30 PM

If you haven't discovered CODE yet, you must have been living in a bubble. Funny, funky and full of the best interviews with sports stars, this is the show that has more surprises than an All Blacks little black book. Oh, and Mean Maori Mean is the catchphrase. Watch it, say it and get hooked!

Thursday February 22 at 8.30 PM (repeated Sunday February 25 at 3.30 PM)

The fast-paced sports show that doesn't pull any punches and nets the best guests kicks off a new series with a 90-minute special. Book your seat on the sofa for hard-case interviews and plenty of laughs in front of a live studio audience at the national kapa haka festival in Manawatu.