Media Watch Season 2017 Episode release dates & where to watch
Premiered
Monday, February 6, 2017
Ended: Monday, December 11, 2017
When does Media Watch Season 2017 come out?
Media Watch Season 2017 premiered Monday, February 6, 2017 on ABC TV and ended Monday, December 11, 2017. The season has 44 episodes.
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Media Watch Season 2017 release schedule
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1. Episode 1 In the Alice in Wonderland world of fake news and alternative facts, what can the media do in search for the truth? |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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2. Episode 2 Melania Trump v Daily Mail; The Daily Mail and gang misappropriation; The Phantom of the Internet rebooted; How Good Game ran out of lives; Another inappropriate rant by Ross |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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3. Episode 3 Not just fake news but no news; Sex, lies and injunctions; Court copy cats caught out; James Hird and the 'female friend' |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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4. Episode 4 Coke Fizzer. Coke closes its Adelaide bottling plant; A Current Affair's life changing ADHD treatment - that doesn't work; Keysar Trad flies under the ABC radar; A new front in Trump’s media war |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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5. Episode 5 The new Italian Astronaut; Travel tales too good to be true?; Peter Dutton, next Liberal leader? And Karl coverage overload |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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6. Episode 6 Exclusive interview or airport ambush?; Controversial claims get the soft treatment; Punchbowl story missing in action; Satirical protest taken seriously; BBC interview interrupted |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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7. Episode 7 Weatherill v Frydenberg showdown; Clean and green or toxic and deadly?; Singo making Gosford great again, with a little help from his friends and Sky News civil war |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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8. Episode 8 Paparazzi, privacy and the Press Council; Great Barrier grief missing from The Australian; Two cities, one prize on Nova stations and Exclusive: Darren Davidson predictions. |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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9. Episode 9 Latham lessons not learnt; Media love a miracle; First on Nine five years late and Cyclone Debbie coverage |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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10. Episode 10 What lies beneath; Media war over Syria; Internal war at News Corp and Red faces over blushing bride story |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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11. Episode 11 Close call; Going for gold; Putin critics pay with lives and Prime time PR puff |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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12. Episode 12 Anzac Day outrage; News sites spinning Reddit rubbish; What next for Channel 10? And Paul Antonopoulos forced out |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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13. Episode 13 Royal rumour runs rife; Fairfax cuts hit hard and 100 days of discord |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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14. Episode 14 Seven and Nine both first with the news; BrickX stories lack scrutiny; The necklace that stole the story; Jobs and growth but not for Fairfax and Mark Colvin 1952 – 2017 |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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15. Episode 15 Snot right: bogus boogers beat-up; ‘Fake’ Sheikh of shock; Not so new at The Australian; Good Crinkling News |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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16. Episode 16 The Schapelle Corby media circus; The column that really bombed; Alan Jones, pick and stick |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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17. Episode 17 Minor voice given a megaphone; Daily Mail, how low can you go?; Australian Press Council v News Corp; Snakes in a car again |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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18. Episode 18 Corby keeps the media guessing; Adani still not a done deal; High flying plans don’t add up; Breitbart loses its bite |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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19. Episode 19 No loss of shock jock energy; Rebel with a cause to celebrate; Sky's the limit for Channel Ten |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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20. Episode 20 Lotto winners and lazy journalism; Scoring points from Grenfell fire ; 'Apex gang' spotted in Newcastle; What's old is new on Sunday Night |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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21. Episode 21 Paul Murray's spectacular Sky dummy spit; The Australian's cock-up trifecta; Roxy Jacenko cashing in on media obsession; The slow death of community television; Donald Trump's new fake media smackdown |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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22. Episode 22 State of play, news media versus the digital giants Amid a Senate inquiry, a Media Watch special on how Facebook and Google have damaged and might save journalism |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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23. Episode 23 Iceberg ahoy!; Amazon is coming; Non apology of the week from the Daily Telegraph; TV news turns off the Top End; International journalism award axed |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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24. Episode 24 Rainbow stars in Greens exit; An unholy row; Exploiting tragedy for column inches; Ray's Scomo spray |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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25. Episode 25 The Pell show comes to town; Super spruikers; Dual citizenship duel; Flying dry |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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26. Episode 26 Reporting on terror raids; Abbott speaks and media repeats; Goodbye to a veteran |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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27. Episode 27 Teflon John and his media mates; Same Sex marriage frustration; Nightline kills the radio star; Memo to Mitch Fifield |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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28. Episode 28 Media reform battles on; Jumping the gun on a medical breakthrough; Flash mob to cash in; More perils of live TV |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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29. Episode 29 A monumental beat up; Same-Sex Campaign; Campaign clanger; Misplaced map outrage |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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30. Episode 30 The missing flood story; Reheating Christmas carols outrage; Media marriage friction; Today starts a war |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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31. Episode 31 Spot the Tassie Tiger; A matter of trust; Too much publicity is never enough; A picture tells the wrong story |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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32. Episode 32 Rebel gets the last laugh; The power of Kmart mums; Media reforms gets green light; Malley's media adventure |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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33. Episode 33 Red faces over Roberts reversal; Spruiking supplements; Spot the sponsored content; TV tantrums |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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34. Episode 34 Same Love stoush; Seven has more PR woes; Today loves Australia, for a fee |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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35. Episode 35 Las Vegas massacre drives fake news; ABC defends correspondent from Federal MP's attack ads; Northern Star HPV headline wrong |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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36. Episode 36 The politics of Weinstein; Silencing Ray's spray; Media stays mum; Ipswich or Karachi? |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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37. Episode 37 Melania body double bubble; Lisa Walks; Junketing journalists; Christmas in Macau |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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38. Episode 38 Citizenship Seven coverage; Raids, leaks and sources; Confessions of a homegrown 'terrorist'; Bushie's irony alert backfires |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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39. Episode 39 Citizenship saga bites troubled Turnbull; Media missing on Manus; Deadly treadlies; Facebook fesses up |
Monday · 9 years ago |
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40. Episode 40 Sorry, no summary available for this episode! |
Monday · 8 years ago |
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41. Episode 41 Channel Ten's disservice to the west; The Latham vs Faruqi showdown; All aboard the election bus; Richo bemused by the Paradise Papers |
Monday · 8 years ago |
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42. Episode 42 QLD Election Coverage; Don Burke allegations; John-Michael Howson's tirade; Karl's 'gotcha' fail |
Monday · 8 years ago |
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43. Episode 43 The rush to convict Geoffrey Rush; The sting that stung; Perth to Baku; Lateline signs off |
Monday · 8 years ago |
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44. Episode 44 Finale A costly Rush?; Stirring up Milo fever; Superstorm hype runs out of puff; Media Watch – 2017 highlights |
Monday · 8 years ago |
Media Watch Season 2017 FAQ
When does Media Watch Season 2017 come out?
Media Watch Season 2017 premiered Monday, February 6, 2017 on ABC TV.
How many episodes are in Media Watch Season 2017?
Media Watch Season 2017 has 44 episodes.
Are new episodes of Media Watch Season 2017 released weekly?
New episodes are released weekly.
When is the Media Watch Season 2017 finale?
The Media Watch Season 2017 finale (Episode 44) aired Monday, December 11, 2017.
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