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From 2011, ‘The Hamish & Andy Show’ will no longer be broadcast weekday afternoons, but don’t get too stressed out, they will continue a 2-hour weekly show and podcast on the Austereo Network.

They recently appeared on The 7pm Project to tell all about their decision. Speculation is they will produce more specials or a regular television series.

Missed your dose of Rove lately? He is still hard at work making a name for himself in the United States, with a recent visit to Montreal’s Just for Laughs Festival in Canada performing alongside Steve Martin to good reviews. He has also appeared once again on E!’s Chelsea Lately, here’s the video.

Following up on the recent spikes in viewership comes news today that Network Ten will renew 7pm Project for a second season, through mid-way 2011.

Ten declined to officially confirm the news, but the newspaper [The Daily Telegraph] was told the decision was final and that production company Roving Enterprises would be advised.

The network’s director of programming, David Mott, said they were extremely pleased with the present success of the show.

“I’m so proud of this show after we took a huge risk and everyone wrote it off at the beginning.

“But we tweaked it, gave it a more newsy edge and Charlie’s old look was a victim of that process. The old look wasn’t right and the new one is. We’re very, very happy at how Project is coming along,” he added.

Network insiders suggested that the team’s recent image and wardrobe overhauls have also contributed to the improvement. Presenters Carrie Bickmore, Dave Hughes and Charlie Pickering were all given ‘straight-overs’ so they represented newsreaders.

The 7pm Project which just months ago was written off as a ratings failure has proven that sometimes sticking to your guns can prove worthwhile.

The Logie award winning, almost one year old show beat all competition in the 7pm timeslot last night in total viewers and all demographics. 1.11 million viewers watched nationally, the most viewers the show has received since its premiere week. Earlier this week it also pushed the million mark.

MasterChef following 7pm obviously helps but the show had already added at least 100,000 regular viewers before the MC juggernaut this year. Hopefully the trend continues, having watched every single episode of the show thanks to the magic of the IQ, I can say its been an uphill struggle but the show has turned itself around into a show you truly enjoy watching.

The 7pm Project’s Carrie Bickmore left with a gong for ‘Most Popular New Female Talent’ at last nights 52nd Annual TV Week Logie Awards handed out at Crown’s Palladium in Melbourne. See her full speech below.

Her co-host Charlie Pickering’s other show, Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation, picked up two awards, including Most Popular Light Entertainment.