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What’s On TV? Monday 23 November – Sunday 29 November
Nov 24, 2020
What’s On TV? Monday 23 November – Sunday 29 November

Never miss a moment of your favourite Australian children’s television series. Visit our guide for more information about what’s on free-to-air and pay TV.

MONDAY: Are You Tougher Than Your Ancestors? on ABC iView

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Are You Tougher than Your Ancestors? is a fun and immersive living history series that pits the skills of today’s kids against the exploits of children from Australia’s past, to find out how they measure up!

 

TUESDAY: Hoopla Doopla! 2.37PM on ABC2

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Episode 10
Squidgie's Picnic
Squidgie's garden looks so beautiful that she decides to have a picnic for her friends. But, a big wind sweeps through Hoopla, turning her garden into a mess and breaking her rake. How is she going to clean it, in time for the picnic?

 

WEDNESDAY: WAC (World Animal Championships), 8.31AM on ABC ME

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Episode 23
Coolest
Get ready to chill out as Ambo, Scotty and Sir Reg don both their shades and thermals, and head to the poles in search of the coolest animals on our planet.

Also catch: Waabiny Time – Series 2, 8.22AM on NITV; Bushwhacked! – Series 2, 9.35AM on NITV; Little J and Big Cuz – Series 1, 10.32AM on ABC ME; Hoopla Doopla! 2.37PM on ABC2 and Bushwhacked! – Series 3, 3.26PM on NITV.

 

THURSDAY: MY:24 (Double Episode), 10.03AM on ABC ME
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Episode 13
Justin
Justin moved around a lot living in various countries in Asia and as a child had difficult relationships with his family. He moved to Australia at the age of 16 to board at a school in Melbourne. Life at boarding school was difficult for Justin, he found the environment oppressive and didn’t know how to deal with his sexuality. Alone and isolated, Justin was often bullied and had frequent temper tantrums.

Episode 14
Stephanie
As a 15-year-old, Stephanie was a regular teenage girl at a Christian high school in Canberra, hanging out with friends and her first serious boyfriend. But then her world turned upside down when she found out she was pregnant and her relationship with her boyfriend finished.

Also catch:
Waabiny Time – Series 2, 8.22AM on NITV; WAC (World Animal Championships), 8.31AM on ABC ME; Bushwhacked! – Series 2, 9.35AM on NITV; Little J and Big Cuz – Series 1, 10.02AM on ABC ME; Hoopla Doopla! 2.37PM on ABC2 and Bushwhacked! – Series 3, 3.26PM on NITV.

 

FRIDAY: Waabiny Time – Series 1, 8.22AM on NITV

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Episode 1
Sport and Playtime
Waabiny time, playing time is djooradiny, it's fun. It's about keeping walang, keeping healthy. Let's play djenborl football and learn to handball and take on the obstacle course. It's deadly koolangk

Also catch: WAC (World Animal Championships), 8.32AM on ABC ME; Bushwhacked! – Series 1, 9.35AM on NITV and Hoopla Doopla!, 2.37PM on ABC2.

 

SATURDAY: Hardball, 9.50AM on ABC ME

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Episode 9
The Odd Couple
A failed trial of digital locks on the doors at school results in the longest 29 minutes ever. Everyone is locked in their rooms, Ms Crapper included. Mikey and Tiffany realise they are not so different after all.

Also catch: Waabiny Time – Series 1, 8.22AM on NITV and Bushwhacked! – Series 1, 9.35AM on NITV.

 

SUNDAY: Little Lunch, 9.41AM on ABC ME

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Episode 6
The Lost and Found Box
After Debra-Jo loses her glasses the children take her to the Lost and Found box to look for them, where they discover all their long-lost own belongings.

Also catch: Waabiny Time – Series 1, 8.22AM on NITV; The Flamin’ Thongs, 9.28AM on ABC ME; Bushwhacked! – Series 3, 9.35AM on NITV and Mortified, 9.55AM on ABC ME.  

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