TV Report 14 July 2024: Samantha Jade stuns judges on Dancing with the Stars
The Project spoke to Astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg.
TV Report 14 July 2024:
Nine TV Report
Travel Guides
Nine’s evening began with Travel Guides.
The Fren Family, and Matt & Brett show off their hometown of Newcastle. The guides surfed the beach, sailed the harbour, visited Maitland gaol and the Hunter Valley before dolphin spotting in Port Stephens.
NRL - Knights v Raiders
The Sea Eagles v Knights game on Nine saw the Sea Eagles dominate, winning the game 44-6 at 4 Pines Park in Sydney.
Seven TV Report
Dancing with the Stars
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On Seven, Dancing with the Stars saw the second group of new stars take the ballroom by storm.
Determined to win dancing’s biggest competition, Samantha Jade shot to the top of the leaderboard with a score of 31 for her Quickstep. Judge Sharna Burgess was left speechless by her first routine.
The final leaderboard for the night:
Samantha Jade and Gustavo Viglio: 31
Adam Dovile and Jess Raffa: 26
Nova Peris and Craig Monley: 19
Nikki Osborne and Aric Yegudkin: 20
Hayden Quinn and Lily Cornish: 20
Shane Crawford and Ash-Leigh Hunter: 22
7NEWS Spotlight
The program continued 7NEWS' coverage of the assassination attempt on Former US President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania.
10 TV Report
The Sunday Project
The Sunday Project looked into the Donald Trump assassination attempt, Paralympian Madison de Rozario's mission to defend gold and spoke to Astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg.
MasterChef Australia
On 10's MasterChef Australia, Andy, Poh and Jean Christophe swap roles, becoming the cooks while the Semi-Finalists become the judges'. The Semi-Finalists then took on the judges in a relay.
ABC
Spicks and Specks
Adam, Myf and Alan are joined by Ross Noble, Ngaiire, Eamon Sandwith from the Chats, Meshel Laurie and Ghost Medium.
SBS
Paris Hotel de Ville: A Masterpiece
Built on the banks of the Seine, the Hotel de Ville in Paris, emblem of the French capital is twice the size of the White House. Home of decision-making for the daily life of 2 million Parisians, the Hotel de Ville is also reception location of an international scale. Many well-known names, such as Queen Elizabeth or Nelson Mandela, have been received there.
