Trent November 16, 2009 9:31 am
A lot of people leaving comments here are saying that Hamish and Andy may be the new replacement for Rove next year.
I hope that this is definitely not true.
They're not that funny.
Bob November 16, 2009 9:23 am
Micalleff can fill the Sunday slot with a talk show, and retrospective on what has happened that week!
Rob November 16, 2009 8:15 am
Looks like TV execs are looking at their desk calendar and going "wow a new decade" (maybe the PA did this for them but anyway) and decide to change content and lineup because it's simply 2010.
I think this show ran it's course but if you're a fan it's bad news.
Wonder if this leaves the door open for Hamish & Andy to get a gig or not.
Tim November 16, 2009 7:47 am
Looking forward to the Hamish and Andy Show next year at 9pm, Sunday Nights on Ten
Mark November 16, 2009 7:33 am
Thanks Rove for all the laughs over the years..Been to many tapings of his show, and they were fantastic, with Rove really making sure the audience had lots of fun during the commercial breaks.Will miss you..it was a real shock hearing the announcement,and we can only hope you can come back with another show you compare sometime next year.
When a show like this goes off air so many people are out of work
No name November 16, 2009 7:24 am
Matt November 16, 2009 7:08 am
Rove probably left to join the ALP
cjschrissouth November 16, 2009 6:20 am
where are all of the people going to go?
Christie, Ryan, Pete.
Plus I wonder where H&A Will put their videos now?
Stuart November 16, 2009 5:07 am
The show was never the same since they got rid of what the?
Will miss the adventures of ruddy but.
Matt J November 16, 2009 3:35 am
Oh, won't Rove be in our cars now? (Radio)
eeeeeeeeK!
If he targets the US market, he might be more of a success than over here.
We can see Letterman and even Leno have been going for it for the past 25+ years…. they not only do their own jokes but have others writing for them…!! Does Rove have that here? Shawn McAuliffe (Correct Spelling?) was fantastic on the Nine network years ago…. bring him back but he's on TEN anyways… and somewhere on SBS… Newstopia.
Letterman and Leno probably have been going strong for so many years because of course there are more people in the US of A. More channels and Variety – but here in lil ol' Aus…. we have a few main networks and kinda does get boring and old with the same jokes/faces on TV for so many years. Nothing really changed over the years with the segments or style of show. I do congratulate Rove on his work for the past 10 years and we can all learn and have seen someone do very well after starting off on Community TV!
Luke November 16, 2009 2:01 am
The one time I miss Rove . . . and this happens.
Ellis November 16, 2009 2:00 am
Wow!!! In this day and age can you imagine any other show being on the air for ten years and not having a huge hoo-haa about it being the last episode ever in a last ditch attempt to get ratings???
I've never been a fan of Rove or his show. I've found him a medicore interviewer at best and hated his pandering to guests. He is extremely unfunny and I feel that there are so many more talented people out there who could do so much better. I understand people like him, but to me he was always boring and tried far too hard to be "cool" and "edgy". That being said, I do see a Huge hole left by Rove, with international guests having no where to be interviewed when in town bar a morning show…
I hope that Ten really do consider where they'll go from here, both on Sunday nights and with talk shows generally. Let's hope they try something new and different for both!
Burt November 16, 2009 1:47 am
As the show wasn't funny, its Aus ratings were declining and Rove was always an abysmal interviewer, I'd say thanks Rove for doing Aus viewers a big favour (although I would've suggested Rove quit 2 or 3 years ago).
With respect Aus music performers and overseas film, TV and music celebrities visiting the country, needing a TV show to appear on, to plug their new album – music tour and/or new film, there isn't any reason why there can't be (from 6.30 – 7.30 pm, or even from 6 – 7 pm, where it'd have to be called The 6PM Project), a 1 hour Sunday night version of The 7PM Project, fronted by a team who don't do the Monday – Friday night version (like Hamish, Andy and a couple other people).
If Rove wants to crack the US market, as he isn't that funny, I don't think he has what it takes, but if he wanted to have a serious crack at it, you can't do it in a half assed way and would need to move to and base yourself in the US for at least
5 or 6 years.
Craig(Buzz) November 16, 2009 1:45 am
Thanks for the last 10 years Rove it's been great,even followed you on Channel 31.Was fortunate to go to his show about 4 years ago now gee it was a great night.Ashame the show could'nt go out with more of a bang,as they had to include the whole Rove team,with them doing there non funny segments.Judith Lucy,Hamish and Andy,also Pete have done a great job forget about the rest of them.It looks like Hey Hey might just be coming back the right time so we can see the overseas guests
Leigh-Roy November 16, 2009 1:44 am
With a tear in my eye, I say Thankyou Rove for 10 awesome years. Growing up watching you has been a fun ride. You started out in Community TV, I've started my career in Community Radio. You are my inspiration!
Paul November 16, 2009 1:43 am
Congratulations, to Rove Mcmanus, cast and crew of the show for providing variety television on Australian screens for the past 10 years and leaving on your own terms. I think Rove can now take his place amongst the great variety hosts such as Don Lane, Graham Kennedy, Bert Newton and Daryl Somers. Thanks for the laughs Rove, and say hi to ya mum for me!
KLFisgonnarocku November 16, 2009 1:22 am
such a mixed bunch of comments with the ones being about him doing radio shows or asking him to do a "before you go out show on cavill ave, gold coast" wtf?? the worst! he'll put together something bigger than anything mentioned.
you can tell something has happened, he seemed switched off at times tonight.
what will the music and entertainment industries do without the publicity on rove in australia? he's had some great guests! ;actors, writers, directors, comedians too
sad it's ended… shame.
SimonB November 16, 2009 12:56 am
While I agree that Rove was better before it was on Sundays (it just doesn't feel right), the show will be missed. Well done Rove, I have (overall) enjoyed having you in my living room. Say "Hi" to your Mum for me…
TheUglyBaby November 16, 2009 12:55 am
With all the late night talk shows on Foxtel these days, you'd think Rove could have kept stealing jokes & segments for many years to come.
vinny November 16, 2009 12:43 am
Even though he says it was his decision to quit I somehow after watching him say it on tv, don't believe it. I think he was told to quit or suggested by the network.
RoveOnline November 16, 2009 12:19 am
To all the cast and crew, thanks for the memories. xoxo
Carta November 16, 2009 12:15 am
Rove always attracted major international (and local) guests/musicians, so it's going to leave a rather large hole in the entertainment industry. What other show has the ability to attract the big name stars? I can't think of a single one.
Reubot November 16, 2009 12:12 am
Micallef Tonight back in 2010?
ryan November 16, 2009 12:03 am
so with fifth grader most likely not coming back, and rove not being on and when 7pm gets axed what will rove do. He must be thinking of a new show!