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With Holey Moley, Ultimate Tag and The Cube, the free networks are making a bid for viewers of all ages, but the results so far are less than encouraging.

Guy Not surprised Hughesy dropped so massively. He’s one of the worst personalities on tv. So polarising. We can’t stand him. Good on TEN with the interview though. That is great. Its so good not seeing MAFS in the top 5 for the night �� Its a nice change. Ultimate Tag will be on a multichannel i recon in the next week or so. What else does Seven have to replace it with though? I can’t believe they thought it would actually work. I guess Seven will be praying the AFL helps them because the cupboard looks pretty bare over there at the moment. Unless they rush Big Brother to air or ma...

March 8, 2021 11:03 Seven’s newest show, Ultimate Tag, premiered to 447,000 capital city viewers last night, behind Ten’s The Amazing Race on 461,000 and Married at First Sight’s first commitment ceremony, which topped the night for Nine on 945,000. Ultimate Tag – a game of tag featuring professional parkour competitors, sprinters, gymnasts, and martial arts athletes – launched to far less fanfare than Seven’s Holey Moley. The latter show began in February to 983,000 metro viewers after a comprehensive promotional campaign, but experienced steady decline throughout the rest of it...

How do you go from vaulting school tables in your lunch break to amassing 1.3 million followers on Instagram, sponsorship deals and a spot on a new primetime TV show? That’s the journey of Dominic Di Tommaso. The Sydneysider started training in parkour, or freerunning, in 2007 – the grassroots sport that first came to popularity in France in the 1980s and has since captured the public imagination through the daredevil, acrobatic feats of its...

New show is a game of skill but packs emotion that makes Matt Shirvington cry We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size 7.30pm, Seven Of all the athletes in the Olympic stadium, sprinters are the most confident. They have to be, says sports broadcaster, Matt Shirvington, Australia’s second fastest runner (after Jack Hale), and co-host, along with his Seven Sports colleagues, Abbey Gelmi and veteran Bill Woods, of Seven’s latest obstacle game show, Ultimate Tag. Credit: “In a 100-metre race, you can’t g...