From next Monday, Network Ten will add four new programs:
- The Talk: A weekday talk show that offers a female perspective on the day’s headlines. Created and hosted by Sara Gilbert, The Talk has become one of the fastest-growing talk shows on daytime television in the United States since its launch in 2010.
- TEN Morning News: Hosted by Ron Wilson, TEN Morning News will cover the latest breaking news and the emerging news stories/issues of the day, adding to TEN’s comprehensive news service from breakfast to bedtime.
- Entertainment Tonight: An institution in the world of entertainment television, Entertainment Tonight has for the past 41 years offered viewers the latest news events, exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes first looks and Hollywood’s hottest stories.
- The Insider: Spun out of Entertainment Tonight eight years ago, The Insider takes viewers inside Hollywood, with exclusive interviews and all the news on the hot trends and events in entertainment.
As a result of the introduction of Ten’s new morning line-up, production of The Circle will stop on Friday.
From next Monday, Breakfast will run from 6am to 8.30am, presented by Paul Henry, Kathryn Robinson and Magdalena Roze.
Network Ten CEO James Warburton said: “The decision to cease production of The Circle is unfortunate and was not taken lightly. But tight fiscal control and cost discipline are a core part of our strategy.”
The new lineup:
- 6am to 8.30am: Breakfast.
- 8.30am to 9am: Wurrawhy.
- 9am to 10am: The Talk.
- 10am to 11am: TEN Morning News.
- 11am to 11.30am: Entertainment Tonight.
- 11.30am to 12: The Insider.
The Circle launched in February 2010.
Will you miss The Circle?
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