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'''Pierre Dumas''' was a French doctor who pioneered dope tests in the [[Olympic Games]] and [[cycling]]. He was doctor of the [[Tour de France]] from 1952 to 1969 and head of drug-testing at the race until 1977.


The following are programs that are currently broadcast by the [[Seven Network]], [[Seven HD]] and their regional affiliates.
==Background==
Dumas taught at the École Nationale de la Santé Publique <ref> A national medical school formed in Paris, but since moved to Rennes, at the end of the second world war. Since 2004 it has been the École des Hautes Études en Santé Publique. </ref>
in [[Paris]]. He was a short, stocky figure who had a [[black belt]] in [[judo]]. <ref>Fotheringham, William (2002): Put Me Back On My Bike, Yellow Jersey Press, UK </ref> He knew nothing more of [[cycling]] than he had read in the newspapers when in July [[1952]] he cancelled a climbing holiday in the [[Alps]] to become doctor at the Tour de France. Dumas remained head doctor of the Tour until [[1972]], when he handed over to Philippe Miserez.


Please note some regional affiliates either air programs at different times or do not air them at all.
==Tour de France==


==Currently broadcast on Channel Seven==
Pierre Dumas (died [[Paris]], February 2000) came to the Tour de France in [[1952]] when the original doctor pulled out. Dumas was a [[Judoka#Judoka_.28practitioner.29|judoka]] rather than a cyclist and had none of the preconceptions established in cycling. He discovered a world in which "there were soigneurs, fakirs, who came from the six-days. Their value was in the contents of their case. Riders took anything they were given, even bee stings and toad extract." He spoke of "medicine from the heart of Africa... healers laying on hands or giving out irradiating balms, feet plunged into unbelievable mixtures which could lead to eczema, so-called magnetised diets and everything else you could imagine. In 1953 and 1954 it was all magic, medicine and sorcery. After that, they started reading Vidal [the French medicine directory]."<ref>Council of Europe report, cited: Yellow Jersey Guide to the Tour de France, Les Woodland, Yellow Jersey, London</ref><ref> De Schaepdryver, A and Hebbelinck, M (1965): Doping, proceedings of an international seminar, Pergamon Press, UK </ref>
===Domestic===
====News====
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| ''[[Seven News|Seven Early News]]'' || ''Weekdays 5.30am''
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| ''[[Sunrise (TV program)|Sunrise]]'' || ''Weekdays 6:00am''
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| ''[[Seven News|Seven Morning News]]'' || ''Weekdays 11:30am''
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| ''[[Seven News|Seven's 4:30 News]]'' || ''Weekdays 4:30pm''
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| ''[[Seven News]]''|| ''Nightly 6:00pm''
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| ''[[Today Tonight]]'' || ''Weekdays 6:30pm''
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| ''[[Sunrise (TV program)|Weekend Sunrise]]'' || ''Sundays 7:30am''
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| ''[[The Morning Show (TV program)|The Morning Show]]'' || ''Weekdays 9:00am''
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[[Image:AS cast2004.jpg|right|thumb|400px|''[[All Saints (TV series)|All Saints]]'' cast of 2004.<br />''All Saints'' has been running for a decade and is currently broadcast on Tuesday nights at 9:30pm.]]
Dumas told Philippe Brunel of [[L'Équipe]] that he saw riders injecting themselves as they rode. <ref>Cited: Fotheringham, William (2002): Put Me Back On My Bike, Yellow Jersey Press, UK </ref>


====Drama====
:"During the race?", Brunel asked.
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| ''[[City Homicide]]'' || ''Mondays 8:30pm''
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| ''[[Packed to the Rafters]]'' || ''Tuesdays 8:30pm''
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| ''[[Home and Away]]''|| ''Weeknights 7:00pm''
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| ''[[All Saints (TV series)|All Saints]]'' || ''Tuesdays 9:30pm'' (also on repeats during the day)
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| ''[[Kath & Kim]]'' || ''Coming Soon''
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====Comedy / Variety / Reality / Talk====
:"Oh, ''énormement''.
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| ''[[Dancing with the Stars (Australian TV series)|Dancing with the Stars]]'' || ''Sundays 7:30pm''
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| ''[[Make Me A Supermodel]]'' || ''Thursdays 7:30pm''
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| ''[[It Takes Two (Australian TV program)|It Takes Two]]'' || ''Coming Soon''
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| ''[[Gladiators (Australian TV series)|Gladiators]]'' || ''Coming Soon''
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| ''[[Australia's Got Talent]]'' || ''Coming Soon''
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| ''[[Crash Investigation Unit]]'' || ''Wednesdays 7:30pm''
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| ''[[Make Me A Supermodel|Off The Runway]]'' || ''Tuesdays 10:30pm''
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====Lifestyle / Travel====
:"You saw them inject themselves in front of you?"
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| ''[[The Outdoor Room|Jamie Durie's Outdoor Room]]'' || ''Sundays 6:30pm''
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| ''[[Better Homes and Gardens (television)|Better Homes and Gardens]]'' || ''Fridays 7:30pm''
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| ''[[Hot Property (Australian TV series)|Hot Property]]'' || ''Coming Soon''
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| ''[[The Great Outdoors]]'' || ''Coming Soon'' (7HD also repeats the show during the day)
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| ''[[Australia's Best Backyards]]'' || ''Coming Soon''
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| ''[[Coxy's Big Break]]'' || ''Saturdays 5:30pm''
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====Observational / Documentary====
:"They weren't embarrassed."
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| ''[[Border Security: Australia's Front Line]]'' || ''Mondays 7:30pm''
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| ''[[The Force: Behind the Line]]'' || ''Mondays 8:00pm''
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| ''[[RSPCA Animal Rescue]]''|| ''Tuesdays 7:30pm''
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| ''[[Medical Emergency]]'' || ''Wednesdays 8:00pm''
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| ''[[Seven Network|Find My Family]]'' || ''Tuesdays 8:00pm''
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| ''[[Outback Wildlife Rescue]]'' || ''Sundays 7:00pm''
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| ''[[Surf Patrol]]'' || ''Coming Soon''
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====Game show====
In [[1955]], Dumas attended the French rider [[Jean Mallejac]] when he collapsed in the Tour de France on [[Mont Ventoux]]. Ten kilometres from the summit, said the historian of the Tour de France, Jacques Augendre, Mallejac was: "Streaming with sweat, haggard and comatose, he was zigzagging and the road wasn't wide enough for him... He was already no longer in the real world, still less in the world of cyclists and the Tour de France." <ref>Woodland, Les (2007): ''Yellow Jersey Guide to the Tour de France'', Yellow Jersey, London</ref> Mallejac collapsed, one foot still in a pedal, the other pedalling in the air. He was "completely unconscious, his face the colour of a corpse, a freezing sweat ran on his forehead." <ref>Chany, Pierre: La Fabuleuse Histoire de Cyclisme, Éditions La Martinière, France, 1988 </ref> He was hauled to the side of the road and Dumas summoned. Georges Pahnoud of the ''Télégramme de Brest'' reported:
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| ''[[Deal or No Deal (Australian game show)|Deal or No Deal]]'' || ''Nightly 5:30pm''
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| ''[[The Rich List (Australian game show)|The Rich List]]'' || ''Coming Soon''
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====Children's programs====
:He had to force [Mallejac's] jaws apart to try to make him drink and it was a quarter of an hour later, after he had received an injection of solucamphor and been given oxygen, that Mallejac regained consciousness. Taken by ambulance, he hadn't however completely recovered. He fought, he gesticulated, he shouted, demanded his bike, wanted to get out.
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| ''[[Saturday Disney]]'' || ''Saturdays 7:00am''
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====Pre-school programs====
Mallejac insisted for the rest of his life that he had been given a drugged bottle from a [[soigneur]], whom he didn't name, and said that while his other belongigs had reached the hospital intact, the bottle had been emptied and couldn't be analysed. <ref> Zoom, ORTF, France, 11 July 1967 </ref> That evening Dumas said: "I'm prepared to call for a charge of attempted murder."
''No Current Shows''


====Music programs====
The French team manager, [[Marcel Bidot]], was cited to an inquiry by the [[Council of Europe]] as saying: "Three-quarters of riders were doped. I am well placed to know that since I visited their rooms each evening during the Tour. I always left frightened after these visits."<ref name=yellow/>
''No Current Shows''


====Classic Shows on Repeat====
==Olympic Games==
*''[[A Country Practice]]''
*''[[Sons and Daughters]]''
*''[[Neighbours|Neighbours - The Early Years]]'' (originally screened on [[Network Ten]])
*''[[E Street]]'' (originally screened on [[Network Ten]])
*''[[Young Ramsay]]''
*''[[Wheel of Fortune (Australian game show)|Wheel of Fortune]]''
*''[[My Restaurant Rules]]'' (Screens on [[Seven HD|7 HD]])
*''[[Perfect Match (Australian game show)|Perfect Match]]'' (originally screened on [[Network Ten]])
*''[[Young Talent Time]]'' (originally screened on [[Network Ten]])
*''[[Medical Rookies]]''


====Sports talk====
Dumas led the International Sports Medicine Federation (ISMF) to press the [[Union Cycliste Internationale]] (UCI) for drug-testing at the 100km team time-trial at the [[1964]] Olympic Games in [[Tokyo]]. It was in the 100km that the Dane, [[Knut Enemark Jensen]], crashed and died after taking drugs in the previous Olympics, in [[Rome]]. The chairman of the Dutch cycling federation, Piet van Dijk, said of Rome that "dope - whole cartloads - [were] used in royal quantities." <ref> Van Dijk, Pieter: ''Doping bestaat en doen we eraan'', Het Vrije Volk, Holland, 13 December 1961 </ref> Wlodzimierc Golebiewski, organiser of the [[Peace Race]] and vice-president of the [[International Amateur Cycling Federation]], said: "This young man had taken a large overdose of drugs, which had been the cause of his death. As a result of this accident, the [[Union Cycliste Internationale]] (UCI) became the first to bring in doping controls.<ref>Golebiewski, Wlodzimierc, in The Olympic Games (1976), edited Killanin, Lord and Rodda, John, Macmillan Publishing, USA </ref>
*''[[AFL Game Day]]'' ''Sundays 10:00am''


====Sports====
The [[International Olympic Committee]] took its first action in [[Moscow]], when in June 1962 it studied a report by Carvallo Pini and Ferreira Santos, who had repeatedly asked it to consider the problem. The French association of physical education had formed the first anti-doping committee in 1959 and prompted the ISMF to act internationally. The ISMF held a symposium and from it came the call to the UCI for tests at the Tokyo Games.
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*[[2008 Summer Olympics]]
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*[[Bledisloe Cup|Bledisloe Cup Rugby]]
*The Gold Coast Hard Court Championships
*[[Kooyong Stadium|Kooyong Classic]]
*[[Melbourne Cup]] Carnival
*[[Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival]]
*Mt Buller World Aerials
*[[Rugby Union Tri Nations]]
*The [[Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race]]
*[[V8 Supercars]]


===Foreign===
The UCI checked for evidence of injections, which they found in 13 cases. Teams were frisked at the start but only innocent substances found. Urine was taken from Dutch, Italian, Swedish, Argentinean, Russian and French riders but nothing found. <ref> Woodland, Les (1980): Dope: the use of drugs in sport, David and Charles, UK </ref> The were carried out by four officials from the UCI and by the French sports minister, the [[mountaineer]] [[Maurice Herzog]]. Riders were checked for signs of injections, which 13 had, and were asked what they had taken<ref>Injection marks did not necessarily imply drugs; many athletes took vitamins and other innocent preparations that way</ref>, aho had supplied them and who had conducted or authorised the treatment. Teams were also frisked at the start. Nothing was found.
====News====
*''[[Today (NBC program)|Today]]'' ''Tuesday - Saturdays 4.00am''
*''[[Weekend Today]]'' ''Mondays 4.00am''
*''[[Dateline NBC]]'' ''Sundays 5.00am''
*''[[Meet the Press with Tim Russert|Meet the Press]]'' ''Mondays 5.00am''


===Comedy===
==International pressure==
*''[[Ugly Betty]]'' ''in the summer''
*''[[Samantha Who?]]''
*''[[My Name Is Earl]]''
*''[[How I Met Your Mother]]''
*''[[Family Guy]]''
*''[[American Dad]]''
*''[[30 Rock]]'' ''11:30 monday''


===Drama===
Dumas had established tests could be conducted and wrote to [[Avery Brundage]], the Games president. Brundage passed the letter to Prince [[Alexandre de Merode]], a member of the Olympic committee in [[Belgium]], who met Dumas and another campaigner, Dr André Dirix of Belgium. The minutes, and a petition by doctors from 14 nations, <ref> Arab Union, Argentina, Belgium, France, Holland, Iran, Israel, Kenya, Poland, Rhodesia, Romania, Switzerland and USSR; others might have signed had the Games not been about to end.</ref> went to Brundage.
*''[[Criminal Minds]]'' ''Wednesdays 8:30pm''
*''[[Bones (TV Series)|Bones]]'' ''Mondays 9:30pm''
*''[[Private Practice]]''
*''[[Ghost Whisperer]]'' ''Thursdays 8:30pm''
*''[[Eli Stone]]''
*''[[Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]''Returns 9th October 8:30 Thursday
*''[[Desperate Housewives]]''
*''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''
*''[[Dirty Sexy Money]]''
*''[[Lipstick Jungle]]''
*''[[Prison Break]]'' 10:30pm Thursdays
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*''[[Brothers & Sisters (2006 TV series)|Brothers & Sisters]]''
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*''[[October Road (TV series)|October Road]]''
*''[[Reaper]]''
*''[[Shark (TV series)|Shark]]''
*''[[Kyle XY]]''
*''[[The Royal]]''


====Reality====
Dumas told an international conference:
*''[[Alan Sugar|Alan Sugar: The Apprentice]]'' ''Wednesdays 9:30pm''
*''[[The Amazing Race]]''


====Observational / Documentary====
:We could be reproached for accusing cycle racing above all. It would be a mistake. But we repeat that doping is most spectacular there. Accusations abound, whereas in other sports there are only so many noises made.


==Formerly broadcast==
In 1965, Dumas <ref> De Schaepdryver, A and Hebbelinck, M (1965): Doping, proceedings of an international seminar, Pergamon Press, UK </ref> quoted a report by "a national cycle coach":
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===Domestic===
====News====
*''[[Real Life (TV program)|Real Life]]'' (1992-1994)


====Drama====
:Accidents are varied in their consequences but they all have as a starting point a momentary absence of self-control. This starts with the overexcited competitor who, at the finish of a race, runs wild in a manner that his defeat does not entirely justify. Or it is the winner who does not realise until several hours after his victory that he has won. I have also seen slobbering cyclists on the roadside, their mouths foaming. <ref>That year, Bayssières and Charly Grosskost of the French team in the Tour de l'Avenir, a race for amateurs and semi-professionals that shadowed the main race, were pushed off their bikes for their own safety by other competitors and were found ''les yeux révulsés, victime d'une étrange défaillance.'' </ref> Ill-tempered, they kick their bikes to smash them, making disordered gesticulations. Another hits his head with a bottle of mineral water he has just been given. Yet another throws himself at the barrier and breaks it. This would be comical if it were not so important and pitiable. What can be said of a rider who, in a straight line and on a road 20 metres wide, leaves the road and crashes into a tree? He knocks himself black and blue, and this only a short while after putting his hand into his pocket for a little extra [''un petit bidon''].
*''[[A Country Practice]]'' (1981-1993, continued 1994 on [[Network Ten|Channel Ten]])
*''[[Always Greener]]'' (2001-2003)
*''[[Blue Heelers]]'' (1994-2006)
*''[[Cop Shop]]'' (1977-1984)
*''[[Homicide (TV series)|Homicide]]'' (1964-1977)
*''[[Marshall Law]]'' (2002)
*''[[Sons and Daughters]]'' (1981-1987)
*''[[Young Ramsay]]'' (1977)


====Comedy====
In that same year he began his campaign against [[soigneurs]] and team doctors, and riders who treated themselves. He asked riders to allow him to test them, promising secrecy. <ref>Pierre Dumas invente la Lutte Antidopage, Vélo, France, May 2000 </ref> The results helped create the first doping law. The first routine examination of all sports in the Olympic Games started in [[Grenoble]] and [[Mexico]] in 1968.<ref> Woodland, Les (1980): Dope: the use of drugs in sport, David and Charles, UK </ref>
*''[[Acropolis Now]]'' (1989-1992)
*''[[Big Bite]]'' (2004)
*''[[Bobby Dazzler]]'' (1977-1978)
*''[[Fast Forward (TV series)|Fast Forward]]'' (1989-1992)
*''[[Full Frontal (TV series)|Full Frontal]]'' (1993-1997)
*''[[Greeks On The Roof]]'' (2004)
*''[[Hamish and Andy]]'' (2004)
*''[[Hey Dad..!]]'' (1986-1994)
*''[[Let Loose Live]]'' (2005)
*''[[Newlyweds (Australia)]]'' (1993-1994)
*''[[The Night Cap]]'' (2008 via 7HD)
*''[[Wheel of Fortune (Australian game show)|Wheel of Fortune]]'' (2006-2008)


==La loi Herzog==
====Reality====
*''[[Celebrity Survivor]]'' (2006)
Dumas gave his first public warning about doping guring the Tour de France of 1962, when 12 riders fell out sick in a single day, many of them from the same team. The riders and their officials insisted they had eaten bad fish at their hotel. The hotels proved that they hadn't had fish on their menu. Dumas concluded that they had taken a badly administered cocktail that included [[morphine]] a pain-killer. He and Robert Boncourt, his colleague on the amateur race, the [[Tour de l'Avenir]], warned in the press about drug-taking and its dangers. It was the first time an official of either race had made a public statement of the sort and next day the professional race came close to a strike. The incident led Dumas and Boncourt to help organise a conference on drug-prevention at Uriage-les-Bains the following year. That brought France's first law against drugs in sport, passed shortly after a similar law in Belgium.
*''[[My Restaurant Rules]]'' (2004-2005)
*''[[Popstars]]'' (2000-2002)
*''[[Popstars Live]]'' (2004)
*''[[How much do you love me?]]'' (2000)
*''[[Where Are They Now (TV program)|Where Are They Now]]'' (2006-2007)
*''[[Perfect Match (Australian game show)|Perfect Match]]'' (2002)
*''[[Who Dares Wins]]'' (1990's)


====Lifestyle====
On 1 June [[1965]], France passed Republican Law 65,412, known as the Loi Herzog, after Maurice Herzog, the minister of youth and sport. It led to a spot test on the Tour de France in [[1966]], after which riders went on strike and called for Dumas to take a test himself, to see if he had been drinking wine or taking aspirin to make his own job easier. "The implication was clear," said the British writer Geoffrey Nicholson. "Any more testing, no more Tour." <ref> Nicholson, Geoffrey (1991): Le Tour: the rise and rise of the Tour de France, Hodder and Stoughton, UK </ref> The penalty threatened by the law, said Nicholson, was "up to a year's imprisonment and a fine of roughly £400", but "in France, this law was not enforced, mainly it seemed because professional cyclists regarded it as an intrusion on their personal liberty, and on the whole public opinion was behind them."<ref> Nicholson, Geoffrey (1991): Le Tour: the rise and rise of the Tour de France, Hodder and Stoughton, UK </ref>
*''[[Good Chef, Bad Chef]]'' (2006-2007)
*''[[New Idea Saturday Kitchen]]'' (2004-2006)
*''[[What Not To Wear Australia]]'' (2004)


====Observational / Documentary====
The UCI had not been enthusiastic about drug-testing. [[William Fotheringham]] wrote:
*''[[Beyond 2000]]'' (Seven Network 1985-1993; Network Ten 1993-1998; Seven Network 1999)
*''[[Beyond Tomorrow]]'' (2005-2006)
*''[[Medical Incredible]]'' (2005)
*''[[Medical Rookies]]'' (2005)
*''[[Top 40 Celebrity Countdown]]'' (2007)
*''[[yourHOUSE]]'' (2005)


====Game show====
:(In 1962), cycling's international governing body, the Union Cycliste Internationale, had thrown out a motion from the Polish federation to make the UCI responsible for combating doping. Measures against the use of drugs in cycling, when they came, were led by the police in Italy, Belgium, Switzerland and France. They treated action against sportsmen as an extension of their operations against drug traffickers and behaved accordingly. Early anti-drug operations at cycle races were crude, did nothing to make cyclists feel well-disposed towards their imposition, and lacked any credibility.<ref>Fotheringham, William (2002), Put Me Back On My Bike, Yellow Jersey, UK</ref>
*''[[The Rich List (Australian game show)|The Rich List]]'' (2007-2008)
*''[[Australia's Brainiest|Australia's Brainiest Kid]]'' (Seven Network 2004; Network Ten 2005-2007 as ''[[Australia's Brainiest]]'')
*''[[Weakest Link (Australia)|Weakest Link]]'' (2001-2002)
*''[[You May Be Right (game show)|You May Be Right]]'' (2006)
*''[[Jeopardy]]'' (1984-2008)
*''[[Man O Man (Australian game show)|Man O Man]]'' (1994)
*''[[Wheel of Fortune (Australian game show)|Wheel of Fortune]]'' (1981-2008)


====Sports programs====
Tests were carried out timidly and the French rider, [[Jacques Anquetil]], was among several prominent competitors who said the law was badly written and unreliably carried out. Alec Taylor was manager of the British team in the Tour in 1967, in which [[Tom Simpson]], his leading rider, died on [[Mont Ventoux]] after doping himself. Taylor said:
*''[[Rex Hunt's Footy Panel]]''
*''[[Sportsworld]]''
*''[[Talking Footy]]''


====Children's programs====
:Race officials, federations, even the law on the Continent have been lax and some criticism must be laid at their door for their slackness in dope-testing procedures and administration. Before Tom's death I saw on the Continent the over-cautious way riders were tested for dope, as if the authorities feared to lift the veil, scared of how to handle the results, knowing all the while what they would be.<ref>Cycling, UK, 1967</ref>
*''[[Agro's Cartoon Connection]]'' (1989 to 1997)
*''[[The Book Place]]'' (1992-2003)
*''[[Fat Cat and Friends]]'' (1988-1992, produced 1972-1987 by [[Network Ten|Channel Ten]])
*''[[The New Tomorrow]]'' (spontaneously from 2005-)
*''[[Wheel of Fortune (Australian game show)|Wheel of Fortune]]'' (2006-2008)


====Music programs====
Dumas was responsible for the wellbeing of riders in the race but had no control over their preparation, over their teams, or over the drug tests themselves. He was aware of that on the eve of Simpson's death on 13 July 1967. Dumas, took a stroll at dawn. Near his hotel, the Noaille at Cannebière, he met other race followers at 6:30am. "If the riders take something today, we'll have a death on our hands," he said. <ref>Chany, Pierre (1988), La Fabuleuse Histoire du Tour de France, Nathan, France, p572</ref> [[Pierre Chany]] wrote:
*''[[AMV (television program)|All Music Video]]'' (2000-2001)


===Foreign===
:Three kilometres from the summit, in a landscape of stone, where the mountain becomes most arid, the Briton began to wobble. The drama was imminent and it came a kilometre further on. Simpson climbed in slow motion, his face blank, his head tilted towards his right shoulder in his familiar manner. He was at the end of his strength. He fell a first time. Spectators went to him, putting him back in the saddle and pushing him. He went another 300m, helped by unknown arms, then fell again. This time, nobody tried to pull him upright: he had lost consciousness.<ref>Chany, Pierre (1988), La Fabuleuse Histoire du Tour de France, Nathan, France, p572</ref>
====News====
====Comedy====
*''[[3rd Rock from the Sun]]''
*''[[8 Simple Rules]]''
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*''[[Arrested Development (TV series)|Arrested Development]]''
*''[[Bewitched]]''
*''[[Boy Meets World]]''
*''[[Cedric The Entertainer Presents]]''
*''[[City Guys]]''
*''[[Dharma & Greg]]''
*''[[Duckman]]''
*''[[Empty Nest]]''
*''[[Get Smart]]''
*''[[Grounded For Life]]''
*''[[Hang Time (TV series)|Hang Time]]''
*''[[Happy Family]]''
*''[[Home Improvement]]''
*''[[Hope & Faith]]''
*''[[In Case of Emergency]]''
*''[[Less Than Perfect]]''
*''[[Malibu, CA]]''
*''[[My Wife and Kids]]''
*''[[Punky Brewster]]''
*''[[Reba (TV series)|Reba]]''
*''[[Sports Night]]''
*''[[Stacked]]''
*''[[Still Standing (TV series)|Still Standing]]''
*''[[The Knights of Prosperity]]''
*''[[The Rob Nelson Show]]''
*''[[The Wonder Years]]''
*''[[USA High]]''
*''[[Will and Grace]]''
*''[[Yes, Dear]]''


====Drama====
Dumas took over team officials' attempts at saving Simpson.<ref>www.ina.fr/archivespourtous/index.php?vue=notice&from=fulltext&full=</ref> Simpson was not breathing even in an oxygen mask. He, his deputy and a nurse, took turns massaging his heart and giving mouth-to-mouth. Dumas refused to sign a burial certificate and a poisons expert was commissioned to conduct an autopsy.
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*''[[Just Deal]]''
*''[[Largo Winch (TV series)|Largo Winch]]''
*''[[Leap Years]]''
*''[[The Lone Gunmen (TV series)|The Lone Gunmen]]''
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*''[[Martial Law (TV series)|Martial Law]]''
*''[[Murder City]]''
*''[[Mutant X (TV series)|Mutant X]]''
*''[[Nash Bridges]]''
*''[[Once & Again]]''
*''[[The Outer Limits]]''
*''[[Passions]]''
*''[[Peak Practice]]''
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*''[[Power Rangers: Time Force]]''
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*''[[Tru Calling]]''
*''[[Ultimate Force]]''
*''[[Vanished]]''
*''[[William and Mary]]''
*''[[The X Files]]''


====Lifestyle====
Alec Taylor said: "His death jolted parents, coaches, trainers, race organisers, showing them what was happening in the world of sport and in cycle racing particularly was reaching dangerous proportions."<ref>Cycling, UK, 1967</ref>
*''[[What Not to Wear (UK)|What Not to Wear]]''


====Observational / Documentary====
==Death and legacy==
*''[[Airline USA]]''
*''[[The Fight For Life]]''
*''[[Innovation]]''
*''[[Michael Palin's New Europe]]''


====Reality====
It took many years before the testing that Dumas wanted became common in sport and more years before it was convincingly carried out. Not until 2008, for instance, was testing in the Tour de France taken from the sport's own administrators, the UCI, and given to a body administered by the French government. Dumas was not the first doctor to call for and help carry out drugs tests but his position in the Tour de France, which in his time was smaller and more intimate than now, so that he could visit most of the teams most evenings, gave him a closer sight than others.
*''[[Age of Love (TV series)|Age of Love]]''
*''[[Commando: On The Front Line]]''
*''[[Joe Millionaire]]''
*''[[Meet My Folks]]''
*''[[Playing It Straight]]''
*''[[Ricki Lake]]''
*''[[The Legion]]''
*''[[The Power Of Attorney]]''
*''[[The Test]]''
*''[[Treasure Hunters (TV series)|Treasure Hunters]]''


====Children's Programs====
Dumas died a semi-invalid in eastern Paris. The Antenne Médicale de Prévention du Dopage, in [[Toulouse]], created in 2000 after the sports minister [[Marie-George Buffet]] expanded and tightened the Loi Herzog that Dumas had helped create, is named in his memory.<ref>www.chu-toulouse.fr/IMG/pdf/Histoire_du_Service_de_Pharmacologie_Clinique_du_CHU.pdf</ref>
*''[[American Dragon: Jake Long]]''
*''[[Brandy and Mr Whiskers]]''
*''[[Disney's Fillmore]]''
*''[[Disney's Kim Possible]]''
*''[[Disney's Lloyd In Space]]''
*''[[Disney's PB and J Potter]]''
*''[[Disney's Teamo Supremo]]''
*''[[Goof Troop]]''
*''[[Stanley]]''
*''[[That's So Raven]]''
*''[[The Proud Family]]''
*''[[Tractor Tom]]''

====Sports====
*[[National Basketball League (Australia)|National Basketball League]] (1988-1991)
*[[National Soccer League]], now defunct
*[[Socceroos]] internationals
*Super 12 rugby union, now [[Super 14]]
*[[World of Sport (Australian TV series)|World of Sport]] (1959-1987)
*[[WWE Raw|WWF RAW]]
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[[Category:Lists of television series by network|Seven Network]]

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Please note some regional affiliates either air programs at different times or do not air them at all.

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Seven's 4:30 News Weekdays 4:30pm
Seven News Nightly 6:00pm
Today Tonight Weekdays 6:30pm
Weekend Sunrise Sundays 7:30am
The Morning Show Weekdays 9:00am
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All Saints cast of 2004.
All Saints has been running for a decade and is currently broadcast on Tuesday nights at 9:30pm.

Drama

Show Time
City Homicide Mondays 8:30pm
Packed to the Rafters Tuesdays 8:30pm
Home and Away Weeknights 7:00pm
All Saints Tuesdays 9:30pm (also on repeats during the day)
Kath & Kim Coming Soon

Comedy / Variety / Reality / Talk

Show Time
Dancing with the Stars Sundays 7:30pm
Make Me A Supermodel Thursdays 7:30pm
It Takes Two Coming Soon
Gladiators Coming Soon
Australia's Got Talent Coming Soon
Crash Investigation Unit Wednesdays 7:30pm
Off The Runway Tuesdays 10:30pm

Lifestyle / Travel

Show Time
Jamie Durie's Outdoor Room Sundays 6:30pm
Better Homes and Gardens Fridays 7:30pm
Hot Property Coming Soon
The Great Outdoors Coming Soon (7HD also repeats the show during the day)
Australia's Best Backyards Coming Soon
Coxy's Big Break Saturdays 5:30pm

Observational / Documentary

Show Time
Border Security: Australia's Front Line Mondays 7:30pm
The Force: Behind the Line Mondays 8:00pm
RSPCA Animal Rescue Tuesdays 7:30pm
Medical Emergency Wednesdays 8:00pm
Find My Family Tuesdays 8:00pm
Outback Wildlife Rescue Sundays 7:00pm
Surf Patrol Coming Soon

Game show

Show Time
Deal or No Deal Nightly 5:30pm
The Rich List Coming Soon

Children's programs

Show Time
Go Go Stop Weekdays 4:00pm
Saturday Disney Saturdays 7:00am

Pre-school programs

No Current Shows

Music programs

No Current Shows

Classic Shows on Repeat

Sports talk

Sports

Further information: Seven Sport

Foreign

News

Comedy

Drama

Reality

Observational / Documentary

Formerly broadcast

Domestic

News

Drama

Comedy

Reality

Lifestyle

Observational / Documentary

Game show

Sports programs

Children's programs

Music programs

Foreign

News

Comedy

Drama

Lifestyle

Observational / Documentary

Reality

Children's Programs

Sports

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