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Line 57: In many other countries, even new episodes of various series are aired every weekday. For example, if such a station gets the most recent season of a television series originating from the [[United States]], the episodes will air in this way for two or three weeks, after which they are replaced by another show in the same timeslot. In Australia, [[Network Ten]] and its sister station, [[Eleven (TV channel)\|Eleven]] have stripped ''[[The Simpsons]]'' for many years, airing the show daily at 6:00 p.m., which is traditionally the news hour on rivals [[Seven Network]] and [[Nine Network]]. Despite some attempts to fill this slot with original programming, ''The Simpsons'' stripped at 6:00 p.m. remains a mainstay of Australian television. ==References==

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