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7:30pm Thursday, December 31 on TV One

TV ONE's New Year's Eve line-up sees a selection of special entertainment shows and a chance to look at the year that was for Kiwis.

2:00pm Saturday, December 26 on TV One

TV ONE's Boxing Day line-up sees a variety of fun-filled, musical entertainment, including Cirque De Soleil: Lovesick, An Audience With Kylie Minogue, and ABBA: The Mamma Mia! Story, as well as classic movies.

Cirque Du Soleil: Lovesick (at 2pm) is the award-winning, reality-based drama that explores the eccentric lives of Sin city's most provocative performers, from Lewis Cohen, the director of the Emmy Award-winning Fire Within. Set in Las Vegas during the creation of the erotic show Zumanity The Sensual Side Of Cirque Du Soleil, the film tells the dramatic story of the talented artists whose flesh and creativity are centre stage in this new show.

6:00am Friday, December 25 on TV One

As well as a range of Christmas music programmes and local Christmas church services throughout the day, TV ONE has a bouquet of feel-good movies including films The Wizard Of Oz, Nicholas Nickleby, Mary Poppins and The Shawshank Redemption.

Midnight Mass is a traditional Christmas Eve event and to celebrate, TV ONE is screening Nine Lessons And Carols, both before midnight on Christmas Eve and at 8.30am on Christmas Day. Hosted by broadcaster, writer and raconteur, Ian Johnstone, the show visits towns and cities in the lower North Island; shares stories; sees New Zealanders singing their favourite carols; and familiar faces reading the nine episodes of the Christmas story.

What is the name of the new theme song for TV One 2009. It's the recent one and shows the One logo with Blue and then shows different shows such as Packed to the Rafters and Piha Rescue?

7:30pm Friday, October 9 on TV One

Three new series come to TV ONE tonight, starting with the Cook Yourself Thin at 7.30pm, where four fabulous foodies show viewers how to double the taste of food, while halving the calories; at 8pm, Who'll Age Worst? is a wake-up call to a generation of binge drinking, fast-food munching, chain-smoking, 20-something's; and Four Weddings at 8.30pm follows the journey of four fiancées as they hurtle towards what should be the happiest day of their lives, in an attempt to win a five-star dream honeymoon.

The Silver Ferns first game of the new short format World Netball Series kicks off live on TV ONE at 6am tomorrow morning.

TVNZ’s award winning netball team are in Manchester to bring the World Series games and the final International Netball Test against England live from the UK over the next ten days including Toni Street who will also be covering the netball for ONE News.

WORLD NETBALL SERIES SCHEDULE
Tomorrow TV ONE 6am – 9:30am Live
Tomorrow TV ONE 10:45pm – 1am Live
Sunday TV ONE 1pm – 2:30pm
Monday TV ONE 12:10am – 5am Live
Monday TV ONE 11:10pm – 12:30am
The Silver Ferns then travel to Jamaica for two further International Tests against Jamaica and TV ONE is broadcasting those games live as well.

What the hell is the matter with TVNZ, can no one there tell the time??

Shows are constantly over running, Close up is one of the worst, so what is going on?

If a TV company can't run on time and to schedule, things must be done a management level to sort it out - how about a shake up of the controllers?

Another anoying thing is when they insist on running promos and other TVNZ related crap and self promotion, whilst running late and getting later and later every time they run another promo!!!

SORT IT OUT TVNZ - GET A NEW BATTERY FOR YOUR CLOCK!

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Friday 31 July, from 8.30pm

TV ONE has a new Friday night comedy line-up that includes: one of the funniest and most consistently entertaining shows on Australian television, Thank God You’re Here at 8.30pm; the award-winning sitcom Not Going Out at 9.30pm; a new series of British comedy Benidorm; and at 11pm, after ONE News, well-known comedian Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse reunite in their new sketch show Harry And Paul.

The Australian series Thank God You're Here emerged from a remarkably simple premise: dress someone in a costume and get them to step through a door into a world they know nothing about. This new season, hosted by Shane Bourne and with resident judge Tom Gleisner, sees an even bigger set of wilder scenarios. Many of the show's favourite performers will also be making a return, along with a host of new and unexpected faces.