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THIS AFTERNOON, Nine Network
The light news program aired at 4.30pm on the Nine Network was meant to revolutionise the afternoon slot.
Intended as an informative light chat program, it featured hosts Andrew Daddo, Katrina Blowers and Mark Ferguson.
But the result was an awkward news program that struggled in the ratings from the start, and it was axed by executives after just three weeks.
Just a couple of weeks into the program it was hurt by news that Ferguson would leave the station to join Network Seven.
HOMEMADE, Nine Network
Hyped up by Nine to no end, the renovation program featured contestants competing against each other to renovate two homes.
From the creators of The Block and The Chopping Block, David Barbour and Julian Cress, it featured 10 interior designers, who had five days to renovate two suburban homes.
It was one of Nine's big ratings hopes for the year and had $1 million to spend for the design process and a $100,000 prize.
The show garnered 1.021 million viewers on its launch and was beaten decisively in its timeslot.
Its ratings continued to slide.
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