TV Report March 4, 2024: Couples are put to the test as MAFS goes to Byron Bay

TV Report

Another contestant went straight to the top eight on Australian Idol.

TV Report March 4, 2024:

Nine

Married at First Sight

Nine’s evening began with the shockwaves from the Commitment Ceremony on Married at First Sight. 

Jack’s revealing comments about his relationship create doubts about his true feelings towards Tori. This left everyone questioning Jack’s intentions and Tori is feeling uncertain about where she stands.

After their heartfelt conversation on the couch, Sara and Tim have renewed hope in their relationship. Tim commits to showing Sara his assertive side in order to unlock the softer side of her that he desires. 

Couples then made their way to Byron Bay for the annual Couple’s Retreat. No one was more excited about the trip than Byron Bay local, Lucinda. But when a seemingly innocent game triggers a significant moment of vulnerability from Timothy, he experiences an emotional breakthrough that promises to transform his relationship with Lucinda. 

As pressure mounts, Sara found herself under even greater strain when Tim’s lack of response to a heated altercation between Sara and Micheal places their marriage on unstable ground.

A Current Affair

Over on A Current Affair, a talent agent assaulted a reporter as she denies lying to clients about fake jobs and a Queensland family say they feel “abused, bullied and unheard” by their local council after rooms in their house were inundated by raw sewage following nearby council works.

Seven

Australian Idol

Over on Seven, Australian Idol saw the top 10 pushed out of their comfort zone as they performed songs selected by the judges.

Five more Idols took to the stage to sing for audience votes. Amy from Broome WA, Sunshine Coast Surfie Tyler, and Isaac from the south coast of New South Wales. Plus, Camel farmer Trent and Bribie Island Teen, Kiani. The episode featured special appearances from famous artists including Jessica Mauboy and Matchbox 20 who appeared due to Amy and Trent singing their respective songs. After Trent’s performance of 3 AM, Kyle said his voice sounded like Kermit the Frog, to which he received booes from the crowd.

The judge’s save of the night went to Amy and she is now straight to the Top 8. 

Home & Away

Before Australian Idol was Home & Away as Mackenzie feared she had been exposed. Remi was caught in a lie and Justin and Leah set a date.

10

The Project

The Project on 10 looked into the idea of King Charles coming to Australia, met with a hero kangaroo rescuer and chatted with Hollywood superstars John Cena & Zac Efron. 

Australian Survivor

On 10’s Australian Survivor, Tasi Tribe woke to the aftereffects of Kirby’s blindside of Aileen. Kirby is back on top of the tribe and has her sights set on a new alliance with Feras. This powerful new relationship between former enemies sends shockwaves through the camp. 

In a feisty Tribal Council, both Kirby and Feras noticed the whispered conversations and tried to communicate a new game plan from opposite ends of the tribal bench. In the final moments, they changed their vote to Alex and attempted to communicate it to their alliance. Wanting to win the trust of his new alliance, Alex plays his hidden immunity Idol for Valeria. As the votes were read, it was revealed Kitty held true to her commitment to Kirby, while Raymond flipped, Rianna did not get the message to vote for Alex and Jaden was sent home. 

ABC

7:30

On 7:30, Sarah Ferguson interviewed Philippines President Ferdinand Maecos Jr, and the program looked into the search for missing Ballarat woman Samantha Murphy. 

Four Corners

Amid the push for private boys’ schools in Australia to go co-educational, Four Corners investigated if these institutions are safe places for girls.

SBS

Finding Your Roots

Henry Louis Gates helped comedians Carol Burnett and Niecy Nash decode scandals hidden within their roots, exposing secrets that their ancestors concealed and celebrating the virtue of accepting one’s relatives whoever they may be.

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