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词条 2002 in Australian television
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  1. Events

  2. Channels

     New channels  Defunct channels 

  3. Premieres

     Domestic series  International series  Subscription television  Domestic  International 

  4. Specials

     Free-to-air premieres  International  Subscription premieres  Domestic  International  Changes to network affiliation  Domestic  International 

  5. Ending / Resting this year

  6. See also

  7. References

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Events

  • 25 January – Richard Morecroft reads his last ABC News bulletin. He is replaced the following Monday by Tony Eastley.
  • 4 February – Nine cast members from All Saints participate in The Weakest Link: All Saints Special to mark the first and only anniversary of The Weakest Link in Australia. Erik Thomson wins the special, but his winnings are unknown.
  • 11 February – The Nine Network's post-Sale Of The Century replacement, Shafted hosted by former Hey Hey It's Saturday member Red Symons premieres. After dismal ratings the show is cancelled in April the same year. On the same day the network's post-Burgo's Catch Phrase replacement Pass the Buck, a new game show based on the UK game show containing a word association premieres leading into Nine's most-watched 6pm news bulletin, After dismal ratings the show is cancelled in May the same year.
  • 11 March – The Seven Network's Docklands studios in Melbourne open, with the first Seven News Melbourne news bulletin being broadcast from the centre. This leads to a national relaunch of the Seven News brand with new sets and graphics in most cities. Also on that day, the nine remaining contestants from the third season of The Mole take part in a special episode of The Weakest Link for a chance to add $100,000 to the prize kitty. They win only $14,100, the lowest amount ever won on the Australian version of the show. On The Mole, this figure is rounded up to $15,000. The show was cancelled one month later after dismal ratings.
  • 6 March – Foxtel introduces a new sports channel called Fox Footy Channel. It runs until 1 October 2006.
  • 20 March – Tim Lane resigns from the Nine Network following a disagreement in regards to commentating AFL matches with Eddie McGuire involving the Collingwood Football Club. Lane defects to rival Network Ten in 2003, where he remained until Ten lost the rights at the end of 2011.
  • 8 April – Australian media analysis television program Media Watch returns to air on the ABC several months after the broadcaster had removed its former managing director Jonathan Shier with David Marr taking over as host as Paul Barry had been sacked by Shier in 2000 following its cancellation.
  • 24 April – Crystal-Rose Cluff wins the third season of The Mole, taking home $108,000 in prize money. Alaina Taylor is revealed as the Mole, and Marc Jongebloed is the runner-up.
  • 2 May – Final episode of the Australian drama series (which is the very first television series in Australia to be filmed in widescreen) Something in the Air airs on ABC.
  • 16 May – Kath & Kim premieres on the ABC and is a surprise hit. It was picked up by the Seven Network in 2007.
  • 1 July – Peter Corbett wins the second season of Big Brother.
  • 2 July – American science fiction fantasy series Smallville premieres on the Nine Network.
  • 26 July – Mixy ends after 4-year run and it will be replaced by children's weekday morning and afternoon blocks on the ABC.
  • 6 August – Eddie McGuire and Catriona Rowntree present an all new IQ test television series called The National IQ Test which is airing on Nine Network. It has also been ranked as the most watched television show for 2002 in Australia.
  • 12 August – After being cancelled in 2001, Burgo's Catch Phrase relaunches on the Nine Network and is a surprise hit, with new graphics, new theme music and new prizes with the contestant backdrop increased to three people with the game show been produced by Grundy Television, leading into Nine's most-watched 6pm news bulletin.
    • TV and radio personality Dylan Lewis is voted winner of Celebrity Big Brother.
  • September – SBS launches its first Digital channel, the SBS World News Channel.
  • 1 September – The Nine Network undergoes a revamp to change their on-air graphics, including changing their dots back to spears as well as the numeral becoming 3D for the colour-coded days.
  • 30 September – The Wiggles return to television with a brand new television series called Lights, Camera, Action, Wiggles! airing for the first time ever on ABC.
  • 4 October – Beyblade premieres on Fox Kids and two weeks later on Network Ten as part of Cheez TV.
  • 29 November – Brian Henderson retires from reading Sydney's National Nine News after four decades. He is replaced the following Monday by Jim Waley, who manages to keep the bulletin on top of the ratings in Sydney for the next two years.[1]

Channels

New channels

  • 6 March - Fox Footy Channel

Defunct channels

  • 30 November – Oh! (replaced by FOX8 on Optus Television)

Premieres

Domestic series

ProgramChannelDebut date
The Garden Gurus Nine Network2002-02-02|2 February}}
Shafted Nine Network2002-02-11|11 February}}
Pass the Buck Nine Network2002-02-11|11 February}}
Auction Squad Seven Network2002-02-13|13 February}}
Australian Survivor Nine Network2002-02-13|13 February}}
Fear Factor Nine Network2002-02-19|19 February}}
Saturday Night Footy Network Ten2002-03-30|30 March}}
Kath & Kim ABC TV2002-05-16|16 May}}
Old Tom ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-06-06|6 June}}
Young Lions Nine Network2002-07-17|17 July}}
Celebrity Big Brother Network Ten2002-07-21|21 July}}
MDA ABC TV2002-07-23|23 July}}
The National IQ Test Nine Network2002-08-06|6 August}}
White Collar Blue Network Ten2002-08-12|12 August}}
Creature Features [2] ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-09-09|9 September}}
CNNNN ABC TV2002-09-19|19 September}}
Lights, Camera, Action, Wiggles! ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-09-30|30 September}}
Don't Blame Me Nine Network2002-10-06|6 October}}
Fairy Tale Police Department Seven Network2002-10-18|18 October}}
Bad Cop, Bad Cop ABC TV2002-11-18|18 November}}
Kerri Anne Nine Network2002-11-28|28 November}}

International series

ProgramChannelDebut date
USA}} Level 9 Nine Network2002-01-04|4 January}}
SA}} Yizo Yizo SBS TV2005-01-05|5 January}}
UK}} Two Thousand Acres of Sky Seven Network2002-01-06|6 January}}
USA}} The Strip Nine Network2002-01-07|7 January}}
USA}} Hitler's Holocaust SBS TV2002-01-10|10 January}}
USA}}/{{flagicon|UK}} Secrets of the Dead SBS TV2002-01-13|13 January}}
USA}} The Cindy Margolis Show Nine Network2002-01-14|14 January}}
UK}} Vampires, Pirates and Aliens ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-01-30|30 January}}
NZ}} Atlantis High ABC Kids (digital only)2002-02-04|4 February}}
UK}} Merlin the Magical Puppy ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-02-04|4 February}}
UK}} Busy Buses ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-02-04|4 February}}
UK}} The Hoobs ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-02-04|4 February}}
UK}} Eddy and the Bear ABC Kids (digital only)2002-02-04|4 February}}
UK}} Little Ghosts ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-02-04|4 February}}
UK}} The Famous Five (1995) ABC Kids (digital only)2002-02-05|5 February}}
UK}} The Adventures of Dawdle the Donkey ABC Kids (digital only)2002-02-09|9 February}}
UK}} Black Books ABC TV2002-02-14|14 February}}
UK}} The Six Wives of Henry VIII ABC TV2002-02-17|17 February}}
UK}} North Square[3] ABC TV2002-02-20|20 February}}
JPN}} Digimon Tamers Network Ten2002-02-26|26 February}}
CAN}}/{{flagicon|UK}} Don't Eat the Neighbours ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-03-07|7 March}}
SPA}} Connie the Cow ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-04-17|17 April}}
CAN}}/{{flagicon|AUS}} Guinevere Jones Network Ten2002-05-04|4 May}}
CAN}} Rescue Heroes Network Ten2002-05-06|6 May}}
USA}} The Legend of Tarzan Seven Network2002-05-18|18 May}}
UK}} Angelina Ballerina ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-05-27|27 May}}
UK}} Fourways Farm ABC Kids (digital only)2006-06-06|6 June}}
WAL}}/{{flagicon|UK}} Starhill Ponies ABC Kids (digital only)2006-06-06|6 June}}
JPN}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001) Network Ten2002-06-09|9 June}}
UK}} The Worst Knight in the Land ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-06-10|10 June}}
UK}} Molly's Gang ABC Kids (digital only)2002-06-10|10 June}}
UK}} Dog and Duck ABC Kids (digital only)2002-06-10|10 June}}
UK}} Construction Site ABC Kids (digital only)2002-06-12|12 June}}
USA}} Enterprise Nine Network2002-06-12|12 June}}
USA}} Teacher's Pet Seven Network2002-06-22|22 June}}
CAN}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Queer as Folk ABC TV2002-07-01|1 July}}
USA}} Smallville Nine Network2002-07-02|2 July}}
UK}} The Book Group ABC TV2002-07-12|12 July}}
CAN}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Cyberchase ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-07-15|15 July}}
USA}} SpongeBob SquarePants Network Ten2002-08-12|12 August}}
CAN}} Caillou ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-08-15|15 August}}
USA}} Baby Blues Nine Network2002-08-31|31 August}}
USA}} Band of Brothers [4] Nine Network2002-09-02|2 September}}
JPN}} Medabots Network Ten2002-09-14|14 September}}
CAN}} The Ripping Friends Fly TV (digital only)2002-09-14|14 September}}
UK}} Pongwiffy ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-09-16|16 September}}
CAN}} Olliver's Adventures ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-09-16|16 September}}
UK}} Engie Benjy ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-09-16|16 September}}
JPN}} Chaotic Century Network Ten2002-09-17|17 September}}
USA}} Curb Your Enthusiasm[5] Nine Network2002-09-23|23 September}}
JPN}} Beyblade Network Ten2002-10-14|14 October}}
CAN}} The Animated Series Network Ten2002-10-12|12 October}}
USA}} Boy Genius Network Ten2002-10-18|18 October}}
UK}}/{{flagicon|CAN}} Ace Lightning ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-10-22|22 October}}
UK}} Bounty Hamster ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-11-04|4 November}}
UK}} Andy Pandy (2002) ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-11-07|7 November}}
UK}} The Animated Series ABC TV2003-12-03|3 December}}
USA}} Archie's Weird Mysteries Seven Network2002-12-07|7 December}}
FRA}} Funny Little Bugs ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-12-09|9 December}}
UK}} Teletubbies Everywhere ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-12-09|9 December}}
FRA}}/{{flagicon|CAN}} X-DuckX ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only)2002-12-23|23 December}}
UK}} The Adventures of Mole Seven Network2002-12-26|26 December}}
UK}} The Adventures of Toad Seven Network2002-12-27|27 December}}
UK}} Animal Ark ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
UK}}/{{flagicon|CAN}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Anthony Ant ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
UK}}/{{flagicon|SCO}}/{{flagicon|DEN}}/{{flagicon|CAN}} Upstairs, Downstairs Bears ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
FRA}}/{{flagicon|CAN}}/{{flagicon|UK}} Blazing Dragons ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
NZ}} Buzz and Poppy ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
UK}} Oscar Charlie ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
UK}} Binka ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
UK}} Snailsbury Tales ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
USA}} Oswald ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
UK}}/{{flagicon|USA}} Slim Pig ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
UK}} The Wheels on the Bus ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
UK}}/{{flagicon|CAN}} Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings (2002) ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
CAN}}/{{flagicon|China}} Henry's World ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
UK}} Mopatop's Shop ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
DEN}} Skipper & Skeeto ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
UK}} The Kumars at No. 42 ABC TV 2002
UK}} Microscopic Milton ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
GER}} Letters from Felix ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
UK}} Coupling ABC TV 2002
UK}} The Way We Live Now (2001) ABC TV 2002
USA}} Scrubs Seven Network 2002
USA}} 24 Seven Network 2002
USA}} Sheena Network Ten 2002
UK}} Small Potatoes (1999) ABC TV 2002
UK}} The Queen's Nose ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
USA}}/{{flagicon|UK}} Clifford the Big Red Dog Nine Network 2002
UK}} Night and Day ABC TV 2002
USA}}/{{flagicon|CAN}} The Dead Zone Nine Network 2002
UK}} Footballers' Wives Network Ten 2002
CAN}} Amazon Nine Network 2002
UK}} Dog Eat Dog Seven Network 2002
USA}} Really Wild Animals ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
USA}} Freakylinks Nine Network 2002
UK}} Foyle's War ABC TV 2002
USA}}/{{flagicon|FRA}}/{{flagicon|CAN}} Dark Realm Nine Network 2002
UK}} Hollywood 7 Seven Network 2002
UK}}/{{flagicon|CAN}} The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only) 2002
USA}} Hype Nine Network 2002
USA}} Big Bag ABC Kids (digital only) 2002

Subscription television

Domestic
ProgramChannelDebut date
A Day in the Life[6] Arena2002-02-20|20 February}}
International
ProgramChannelDebut date
Osbournes, The{{flagicon>USA}} The Osbournes[7] MTV2002-04-04|4 April}}
JPN}} Shinzo Fox Kids2002-04-08|8 April}}
Time Squad {{flagicon>USA}} Time Squad[8] Cartoon Network2002-05-03|3 May}}
Justice League {{flagicon>USA}} Justice League[8] Cartoon Network2002-06-08|8 June}}
UK}}/{{flagicon|USA}}/{{flagicon|CAN}} The Cramp Twins Cartoon Network2002-07-01|1 July}}
The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius {{flagicon>USA}} Boy Genius[9] Nickelodeon2002-07-26|26 July}}
Zoids: Chaotic Century {{flagicon>JPN}} Chaotic Century[10] Cartoon Network2002-09-02|2 September}}
JPN}} Beyblade Fox Kids2002-10-04|4 October}}
Story of Tracy Beaker, The {{flagicon>UK}} The Story of Tracy Beaker[11] Nickelodeon2002-10-18|18 October}}
UK}} Fun at the Funeral Parlor[12] UKTV2002-10-22|22 October}}
Anna Nicole Show, The {{flagicon>USA}} The Anna Nicole Show[13] Arena2002-11-05|5 November}}
UK}} Lenny Henry In Pieces[14] UKTV2002-11-09|9 November}}
JPN}} Yu-Gi-Oh! Nickelodeon 2002
USA}} The Fairly OddParents! Nickelodeon 2002
USA}} Invader Zim Nickelodeon 2002
USA}} Kim Possible Disney Channel 2002

Specials

ProgramChannelDebut date
USA}} 2002 Country Music Association Awards[14] Main Event2002-11-07|7 November}}

Free-to-air premieres

This is a list of programs which made their premiere on Australian free-to-air television that had previously premiered on Australian subscription television. Programs may still air on the original subscription television network.

International

ProgramFree-to-air networkSubscription networkDate
USA}} The Osbournes [16][17] Network Ten MTV2002-07-01|1 July}}

Subscription premieres

This is a list of programs which made their premiere on Australian subscription television that had previously premiered on Australian free-to-air television. Programs may still air on the original free-to-air television network.

Domestic

ProgramSubscription networkFree-to-air networkDate
Li'l Horrors Fox Kids Seven Network 2002

International

ProgramSubscription networkFree-to-air networkDate
AUS}}/{{flagicon|CAN}} The Saddle Club Fox Kids ABC TV 2002
Saved by the Bell: The College Years {{flagicon>USA}} The College Years [11] Nickelodeon Seven Network2002-10-05|5 October}}
Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action! {{flagicon>USA}} Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action! [11] Nickelodeondate=December 2009}}2002-10-14|14 October}}

Changes to network affiliation

This is a list of programs which made their premiere on an Australian television network that had previously premiered on another Australian television network. The networks involved in the switch of allegiances are predominantly both free-to-air networks or both subscription television networks. Programs that have their free-to-air/subscription television premiere, after previously premiering on the opposite platform (free-to air to subscription/subscription to free-to air) are not included. In some cases, programs may still air on the original television network. This occurs predominantly with programs shared between subscription television networks.

Domestic

ProgramNew network(s)Previous network(s)Date
Elly & Jools ABC Kids (digital only) Nine Network2002-02-23|23 February}}
Lizzie's Library ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002

International

ProgramNew network(s)Previous network(s)Date
CAN}} The Zack Files ABC TV ABC Kids (digital only)2002-02-27|27 February}}
CAN}}/{{flagicon|China}} George Shrinks ABC TV ABC Kids (digital only)2002-04-01|1 April}}
JPN}} Sailor Moon Network Ten Seven Network2002-04-12|12 April}}
UK}} Percy the Park Keeper ABC TV, ABC Kids (digital only) Nine Network2002-08-01|1 August}}
UK}} The Forgotten Toys (TV special) Seven Network ABC TV2002-12-21|21 December}}
USA}} The New Adventures of Madeline Seven Network ABC TV2002-12-22|22 December}}
UK}} The First Snow of Winter Seven Network ABC TV2002-12-24|24 December}}
USA}} Harry and the Hendersons Network Ten ABC TV 2002
CAN}} The Kids of Degrassi Street ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002
CAN}} Katie and Orbie ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002
UK}}/{{flagicon|FRA}} The Animals of Farthing Wood ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002
CAN}}/{{flagicon|FRA}} Babar ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002
SPA}} Koki ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002
USA}} Barney and Friends ABC Kids (digital only) Nine Network 2002
UK}} Bananaman ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002
UK}} Byker Grove ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002
USA}} Bump in the Night ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002
UK}} The Greedysaurus Gang ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002
CAN}} Degrassi Junior High ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002
UK}} Monty ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002
UK}} True Tilda ABC Kids (digital only) ABC TV 2002

Ending / Resting this year

Date Show Channel Debut
11 January Cybergirl Network Ten 21 July 2001
22 April The Weakest Link Seven Network 5 February 2001
2 May Something in the Air ABC TV 17 January 2000
7 July Halifax f.p. Seven Network 9 October 1994
26 July Mixy ABC TV 16 February 1998
29 September All Aussie Adventures Network Ten 5 August 2001
14 November BackBerner ABC TV 19 August 1999
18 December Young Lions Nine Network 17 July 2002

See also

  • 2002 in Australia
  • List of Australian films of 2002

References

1. ^{{cite news|first=Stephanie|last=Peatling|title=The Waley it is ...|url=http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/12/02/1038712887589.html|work=The Sydney Morning Herald|date=3 December 2002|accessdate=2007-05-28}}
2. ^{{cite journal|last=Hassall|first=Greg|date=9 September 2002|title=Review of Creature Features|journal=The Sydney Morning Herald's The Guide|pages=14–15}}
3. ^{{cite news | title = Silky briefs and stolen Y-fronts | first = Brian | last = Courtis | page = 12 | newspaper = The Age | publisher = Fairfax Media | location = Melbourne, Australia | date = 20 February 2002 | url = http://newsstore.fairfax.com.au/apps/viewDocument.ac?docID=AGE020220DE53P4AKVIE| accessdate= 7 January 2010 }}
4. ^{{cite news|first=Sacha|last=Molitorisz|title=The best war series ever made|url=http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/08/27/1030053058293.html|newspaper=The Sydney Morning Herald|date=28 August 2002|accessdate=28 December 2002| archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20021214153108/http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/08/27/1030053058293.html| archivedate= 14 December 2002 | deadurl= no}}
5. ^{{cite news | title = The man behind Seinfeld is back with a new side-splitter | first = Jim | last = Schembri | page = 20 | newspaper = The Age | publisher = Fairfax Media | location = Melbourne, Australia | date = 17 October 2002 | accessdate = 12 January 2010 | url = http://newsstore.fairfax.com.au/apps/viewDocument.ac?docID=AGE021017FEHNU2T01NU}}
6. ^{{cite news | last = | first = | coauthors = | title = Day in the life reveals sweet surprises | newspaper = Herald Sun | location = Melbourne, Australia | page = X03 | language = | publisher = News Limited | date = 17 February 2002 | url =}}
7. ^{{cite news | title = Last Word All the News That Fits | first = Cameron | last = Adams | url = | newspaper = Herald Sun | publisher = News Limited | location = Melbourne, Australia | date = 14 March 2002 | page = 64 | archiveurl = | archivedate = | ref = | quote = The Osbournes starts on MTV Australia from April 4 at 7pm. }}
8. ^1 {{cite journal |title=Toon Watch |pages=6 |publisher=Cartoon Network (Australia) |journal=Toon HQ |year=2002 |issue=1}}
9. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.nickelodeon.com.au/blammo/xxwhats.html |title=What's New On Nick? – July / August 2002 |accessdate=18 December 2009 |publisher=Nickelodeon (Australia) |year=2002 |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20020804220510/http://www.nickelodeon.com.au/blammo/xxwhats.html |archivedate=4 August 2002}}
10. ^{{cite journal |title=Toon Watch |pages=5 |publisher=Cartoon Network (Australia) |journal=Toon HQ |year=2002 |issue=2}}
11. ^1 2 {{cite web |url=http://www.nickelodeon.com.au/blammo/xxwhats.html |title=What's New On Nick? – July / August 2002 |accessdate=18 December 2009 |publisher=Nickelodeon (Australia) |year=2002 |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20021204112838/http://www.nickelodeon.com.au/blammo/xxwhats.html |archivedate=4 December 2002}}
12. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.uktv.com.au/whatsonHighlights.asp?f=yes |title=UKTV Highlights |accessdate=5 January 2010 |publisher=UKTV (Australia and New Zealand) |year=2002 |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20021019222905/http://www.uktv.com.au/whatsonHighlights.asp?f=yes |archivedate=19 October 2002}}
13. ^{{cite news | title = NETWORKING | first = Kylie | last = Miller | page = 12 | newspaper = The Age Green Guide | publisher = Fairfax Media | location = Melbourne, Australia | date = 30 October 2003 | accessdate = 14 January 2010 | url = http://newsstore.fairfax.com.au/apps/viewDocument.ac?docID=AGE0310302G1C24D0285}}
14. ^1 {{cite web |accessdate=18 January 2010| title = FOXTEL Highlights (General Entertainment)|publisher = Foxtel |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20021106010325/http://www.foxtel.com.au/highlights/month.jsp?cat=general-entertainment|archivedate = 6 November 2002|url=http://www.foxtel.com.au/highlights/month.jsp?cat=general-entertainment}}
15. ^{{cite web |accessdate=18 January 2010| title = FOXTEL Highlights (General Entertainment)|publisher = Foxtel |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20021204164301/http://www.foxtel.com.au/highlights/month.jsp?cat=general-entertainment|archivedate = 4 December 2002}}
16. ^{{cite news | title = Ozzy-speak defies bleeper | first = Neil | last = Melloy | url = | newspaper = Courier Mail | publisher = News Limited | location = Brisbane, Australia | date = 22 June 2002 | page = 18 | archiveurl = | archivedate = | ref = }}
17. ^{{cite news | title = Unholy and mundane | first = Gordon | last = Farrer | url = http://theage.com.au/articles/2002/06/28/1023864653374.html | newspaper = The Age | publisher = Fairfax Limited | location = Melbourne, Australia | date = 28 June 2002 | page = 17 | archiveurl = | archivedate = | ref = | accessdate = 17 December 2009 }}
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