TV shows that you can’t miss

Game of Thrones made an American Premiere splash for season 5 as the stars of the show hit the red carpet. Check it out.

Coming back ... Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister in Game of Thrones. Source: Supplied

AUSSIE viewers are set to be hit by a second wave of new and returning TV shows as Channels Seven, Nine and Ten fight it out for post-Easter ratings supremacy.

More than 20 major new and returning series will launch across coming weeks across the commercial networks as well as on the ABC and SBS.

Foxtel is also getting in on the act with a massive slate including the fifth season of Game of Thrones and Sam Worthington's Deadline Gallipoli.

Deadline Gallipoli stars Sam Worthington. Pic: Supplied/Matt Nettheim for Foxtel. Source: Supplied

The fiercest battle will take place at 7.30pm when Nine's new Reno Rumble takes on Seven's House Rules and Ten's MasterChef Australia from early May.

"MasterChef will be the beneficiary of Seven and Nine splitting the renovation audience with their competing shows," media analyst Steve Allen says.

Before that, Seven and Nine will screen what could be two of the highest rating shows of the year — the finale of My Kitchen Rules and the auction episode of The Block Triple Threat.

Nine's Married at First Sight, in which four sets of single men and women meet for the first time at the altar, looks set to generate the biggest buzz.

Each couple, matched by a panel of relationship experts, must then honeymoon and spend 30 days living together before deciding whether to stay married.

"The participants are all genuinely looking for love," Andrew Backwell, Nine's head of programming and production, says.

"This is not a reality game show like The Bachelor or Beauty and the Geek. This is a documentary series that is absolutely real. This is real drama, real emotion, real people's lives."

The ABC will be hoping for big things from news/comedy program The Weekly with Charlie Pickering. Pickering left Ten's The Project last April and joined the ABC in November.

Charlie Pickering is the ABC's big hope. Picture: Supplied Source: Supplied

The most confronting program will surely be Seven's Catching Milat, which follows the police investigation that led to the capture of Australia's most notorious serial killer, Ivan Milat.

Foxtel's slate is especially rich. This week it launched the third season of Aussie prison drama Wentworth and the final series of US retro drama Mad Men.

Tonight it screens the first episode of hotly anticipated British drama Wolf Hall, starring Damian Lewis (Homeland) as Henry VIII.

Wolf Hall features Anne Boleyn (Claire Foy), King Henry VIII (Damian Lewis). Source: Supplied

The two-part Deadline Gallipoli, which tells the story of the ANZAC campaign from the point of view of leading war correspondents including Charles Bean and Keith Murdoch, is a labour of love for producer/star Sam Worthington.

"We didn't want this to be a history lesson or stodgy," Worthington says. "We have found a different way (focusing on war correspondents) which makes it more modern."

THE PICK OF THE BUNCH

Jessica Marais in Love Child. Picture: 9 Channel Source: Supplied

Love Child (Nine) — date TBA

Jessica Marais is back as Kings Cross Hospital midwife Dr Joan Miller in series two of Nine's retro drama. Matthew Le Nevez (Offspring) and Lincoln Younes (Home and Away) join the cast.

Renovation Rumble Contestants and host Scott Cam at "Rumble Arena" at Avalon Airfield Melbourne. From left to right: Michael, Jenna, Kara, Josh, Kyal, Ayden, Jess, Carlene, Scott Cam, Nick, Leighton, Chris, Carly, Steve, Jemma, Ben, Michelle. Photo by Martin Philbey\) Source: Supplied

Reno Rumble (Nine) — date TBA

Former contestants from The Block and House Rules compete against one another to renovate ordinary suburban family homes. From the makers of The Block.

Married at First Sight (Nine) — date TBA

Singles get married, but the first time they meet is when they are at the altar. Then they honeymoon and live together for 30 days. Do they want to stay hitched?

2015 TV Week Logie Awards (Nine) — May 3

Scott Cam, Hamish Blake, Andy Lee, Asher Keddie, Carrie Bickmore, and Steve Peacocke will battle for Gold in TV's night of nights. Meghan Trainor and Sam Smith perform.

Ready to go ... Masterchef's Matt Preston. Picture: Justin Lloyd Source: News Corp Australia

Catching Milat (Seven) — date TBA

Two-part drama which details how Det Paul Gordon (Richard Cawthorne) and NSW Police Taskforce Air tracked down serial killer Ivan Milat (Mal Kennard).

Sunday Night: The Power of Ten (Seven) — April 12

Ben Roberts-Smith presents this special, which profile ten ANZACS who were awarded Australia's highest military honour, the Victoria Cross.

Ramsay's Costa Del Nightmares (Seven) — starts April 14

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay heads to the coast of Spain to work his magic on local restaurants that have fallen on hard times.

MasterChef Australia (Ten) — date TBA

MasterChef got its mojo back last year with a ratings boost of around 20 per cent. Matt Preston, George Calombaris and Gary Mehigan are back to put another bunch of amateur cooks through their paces.

Sir Michael Parkinson features in a two-part special for Channel 10. Source: Channel 10

Parky's Favourite Australians (Ten) — starts April 22

Two part compile series highlighting Sir Michael Parkinson's interviews with celebrated Aussies including Clive James, Dame Edna Everage, Bob Hawke, Kerry Packer, and Kylie Minogue.

The Weekly with Charlie Pickering (ABC1) — starts April 22

Charlie Pickering, former co-host of The Project, fronts this humorous series which looks at recent news events. Comedians Tom Gleeson and Kitty Flanagan are regulars.

Poldark (ABC1) — starts April 12

Re-boot of the famed 1970s British period drama. Aidan Turner plays Captain Ross Poldark, a British Army officer who returns home to Cornwall after the American revolutionary war.

Orphan Black (SBS2) — starts April 21

The third season of this celebrated Canadian sci-fi drama starring Tatiana Maslany as multiple clones.

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The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst has lead to new murder charges against Durst (pictured). Picture: HBO/Foxtel Source: Supplied

Deadline Gallipoli (Showcase) — April 19 and 20

Sam Worthington is the driving force behind this two-part miniseries which looks at the Gallipoli campaign through the eyes of war correspondents Charles Bean, Ellis Ashmead Bartlett, Phillip Schuler and Keith Murdoch.

Wolf Hall (BBC First) — starts April 11

Damian Lewis (Homeland) plays Henry VIII in this ripping period drama based on Hilary Mantel's best selling book.

Australia's Next Top Model (Fox8) — starts April 30

Jennifer Hawkins is back to host season nine alongside judges Alex Perry, Didier Cohen, and newcomer Cheyenne Tozzi. The first episode includes a tribute to Charlotte Dawson

The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst (Showcase) — starts May 7

This six-part series about Robert Durst made headlines when the New York real estate magnate was seemingly heard confessing to a number of murders.

Game of Thrones (Showcase) — starts April 13

Season 5 of ultra-violent medieval drama promises to reveal what becomes of Tyrion Lannister after he killed his father, and Sansa Stark, who's thrown her lot in with Littlefinger.

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