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Couch Time

Couch Time was an Australian television block, last hosted by Billy Bentley and Carina Waye, which aired weekday afternoons on Eleven, first going to air on 11 January 2011. The show was a hosted television block, consisting of external television series dispersed between hosted segments, described as "drive time radio for television". The program was…

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Genre
Television block
Country of origin
Australia
Network
Eleven
No. of episodes
1,620
No. of seasons
6
Original language
English

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Couch Time

Nodes12
Edges11
Triples49
Avg. degree1.83
Density0.166667
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related to history · 24
Couch Time → Billy Bentley, Brisbane, Davidson, Eleven, Eleven's, February, From, Hawkins, In January, It, January, Jason, Jess Skarratt, Labby, Neighbours, Neighbours-themed, Network Ten's, New Zealand, On, September
related to Controversy · 9
Couch Time → Davidson, Eleven, Hawkins, In, Network Ten, Over, Perth, Ten, The Couch
related to Format · 6
Couch Time → Eleven's, Family Feud, Neighbours, Network Ten, The, They
Country of origin · 1
Couch Time → Australia
Genre · 1
Couch Time → Television block
Network · 1
Couch Time → Eleven
No. of episodes · 1
Couch Time → 1,620
No. of seasons · 1
Couch Time → 6
Original language · 1
Couch Time → English
Presented by · 1
Couch Time → Labby Hawkins Stav Davidson Billy Bentley Jess Skarratt Carina Waye

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time couch show block january hosts davidson television hosted eleven hawkins final 2017 aired network bentley stav neighbours 2016 new

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Couch TimeCountry of originAustralia1.00infobox
Couch TimeGenreTelevision block1.00infobox
Couch TimeNetworkEleven1.00infobox
Couch TimeNo. of episodes1,6201.00infobox
Couch TimeNo. of seasons61.00infobox
Couch TimeOriginal languageEnglish1.00infobox
Couch TimePresented byLabby Hawkins Stav Davidson Billy Bentley Jess Skarratt Carina Waye1.00infobox
Couch TimeProduction locationsBrisbane, Queensland1.00infobox
Couch TimeRelease11 January 2011 (2011-01-11) – 31 March 2017 (2017-03-31)1.00infobox
Couch TimeRunning time2–4 minutes1.00infobox
Couch Timerelated to ControversyOver0.60section
Couch Timerelated to ControversyHawkins0.60section

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