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| This week on TV; Celebrity Splash kicks off, Breaking Bad returns, Arrow premieres, Shane Delia takes a spice journey, and much more. Don’t miss any of these great shows with IceTV. |
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ON TV THIS WEEK |
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| Expect more belly flops than backflips when Aussie celebrities attempt to emulate Greg Louganis and Matthew Mitcham by plunging headfirst off the diving board. |
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| Following the murder of the chemist who was being groomed to replace them, Walt and Jesse anxiously wait to see what their drug lord boss, Gus, will do next. |
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| Celebrity Apprentice Australia |
Tuesday |
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| Business guru Mark Bouris returns with a new bunch of wheeling-and-dealing celebrities, including Dawn Fraser, Jeff Fenech, Brian Mannix and Stephanie Rice. |
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| After being shipwrecked on a desert island for five years, billionaire playboy Oliver Queen reinvents himself as a mysterious crusader against social injustice. |
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| Shane Delia’s Spice Journey |
Thursday |
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| In this new ten-part series, Aussie chef Shane Delia takes a culinary pilgrimage into Middle Eastern cuisine, visiting Malta, Lebanon and Iran along the way. |
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| An ordinary day turns into a nightmare when a beat cop’s partner is attacked in a seemingly regular call out. Soon his life and career is spiraling out of control. |
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| This two-part documentary shows how Rupert Murdoch took control of the media and became one of the wealthiest, most powerful and feared figures in the world. |
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MOVIES OF THE WEEK |
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| The King’s Speech |
Thursday/Friday |
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| The tale of King George V and his relationship with the man who helped him overcome his crippling stutter, Australian speech therapist Lionel Logue. Starring Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush. |
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| In an alternate universe, younger versions of Captain Kirk, Dr Spock and the rest of the crew of the Enterprise battle against the Romulans. At stake is the very future of planet Earth. |
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