Stars check out Foxtel's new talent at 2013 programming party Actor Sam Worthington and model Jennifer Hawkins hit the red carpet at Sydney's Fox Studios as Foxtel revealed its new line-up of programs. Picture: Atitila Szilasi Source: News Limited IT WAS a monumental moment: Clash of the Titans star Sam Worthington meeting Miss Universe Jennifer Hawkins at Foxtel's 2013 programming party tonight. Without even really trying, the glamorous pair's appearance on the red carpet at Sydney's Fox Studios amped up the event's electricity, as the subscription network spruiked the best of its new talent signings and programming. In stark contrast with the beautiful people on the guest list, the biggest buzz was saved for the small screen return of the women of Cell Block H in the "re-imagined" drama series, Prisoner. The iconic Aussie show will live again on Foxtel's Soho channel in April, taking a new generation behind bars with top dog, Bea - this time, in a prequel of sorts, as she first lands in prison. Also new to the TV listings is another local drama, Devil's Playground, which will star Simon Burke, reviving a role he played in the 1976 Fred Schepsi film of the same name. No doubt adding to the PR woes of the Catholic Church (as it prepares for the royal commission into child abuse), the provocative series will see Burke play Tom Allen, a psychiatrist given the task of counselling priests as "the greatest scandal ever to threaten Catholicism is about to break." On the lighter side of the slate, Foxtel bosses confirmed it was close to naming Australia's answer to River Cottage favourite, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, with the UK chef and activist to mentor the chosen one in the first adaptation of the series anywhere else in the world. Former MasterChef regular Matt Moran takes the reins of his brand new series, From Paddock To Plate, a travelogue following Moran as he meets local farmers and food producers. Fans of Mad Men can look forward to the acclaimed series joining Foxtel's vast stable of fast-tracked US programming (with season 6 set to change channels from SBS to Showcase, from April 8). For Hawkins, it was a welcome party of sorts after signing on to host the latest series of Australia's Next Top Model (which began filming in Sydney this week).