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Discover an entertaining and hilarious Australian television series on the Network 10 platform called "How to Stay Married". This gut-busting comedy show first aired on November 8, 2018 and is a spin-off of one of the episodes from the anthology comedy series "It's a Date" back in 2013, originally shown on ABC. The show's production is a result of the collaboration of Princess Pictures and Pablo Pictures.[1]

It's quite impressive that even before the first episode aired, the show was already renewed for a second season on August 22, 2018. Season 2 of "How to Stay Married" debuted on March 26, 2020, and all its episodes were offered on the Network 10 streaming service for two weeks. This screening was part of Network Ten's "10 Shows in 10 Days" event and was a great alternative entertainment option during the COVID-19 pandemic.[2][3] The series premiere on Network Ten was held on May 5, 2020. Moreover, a third season was released on May 4, 2021.[5]

The show follows the story of the Butler family and how their lives change drastically after Em returns to her job after 15 years of marriage. Greg, her husband, loses his job, and her brother-in-law, Brad, decides to move in, making things more complicated and funny.

If you're curious about the show's cast, there are some valuable indicators to keep in mind. The "How to Stay Married" actors use a green cell if they're a part of the main cast. The red one is for recurring cast members, while a blue cell is for the guest performers. Finally, the grey cell represents the actors who didn't participate in that particular season.

If you're looking for more information about the show, you can learn more from Screen Australia, where you can see the entire series.[1]

In an article titled "10 play Drops 10 Series in 10 days" published by Network Ten's streaming service, 10 Play, on 23 March 2020 and retrieved on 30 April 2020, the return of the popular show "How to Stay Married" was announced. According to David Knox's post on TV Tonight on 26 March 2020, the show was indeed renewed, and its return was confirmed by Channel 10 in a TV Blackbox article by Kevin Perry on 20 April 2021. This comedy series, created by Peter Helliar, has been a fan favorite since its initial release, as reported by Knox in his article on TV Tonight dated 22 August 2019. Additional information on the show's air dates and other details can be found in Knox's articles posted on TV Tonight on 9 November and 16 November 2018, which can be retrieved from the website and were previously published on 6 May 2020.

According to TV Tonight, Nine powered to a win on 23 November 2018 thanks to Paramedics. Similarly, on 30 November 2018, Nine came out on top as Thursday 29 November 2018 proved to be a successful night. The channel also experienced success on Thursday 13 December 2018 as reported by TV Tonight on 14 December 2018. On Thursday 20 December 2018, Nine's success continued with high ratings, as mentioned by TV Tonight on 21 December 2018. According to TV Tonight, Nine’s success continued on 5 May 2020 with high ratings on Tuesday. Another successful night occurred on 12 May 2020 as noted in the TV Tonight review by David Knox on the following day.

TV Tonight's Tuesday Ratings Report

May and June 2020

Article by David Knox

Here's a list of the Tuesday ratings report for May and June of 2020.

On May 20th, TV Tonight published a report based on the ratings for the 19th of May 2020. Referring to the article titled "Tuesday 19 May 2020" by David Knox, readers were able to get an insight on the ratings for that week.

Similarly, on May 27th, the report-based ratings for 26th May 2020 was published by David Knox in an article on TV Tonight called "Tuesday 26 May 2020". This report was then followed by another one on June 2nd for the ratings of June 2nd 2020, titled "Tuesday 2 June 2020".

The trend continued on June 9th with the ratings report for June 9th 2020, titled "Tuesday 9 June 2020" followed by another report on June 16th, "Tuesday 16 June 2020". The last report of this series was published on June 24th for the ratings of June 23rd 2020, in an article called "Tuesday 23 June 2020".

These reports were all written by David Knox and were published on TV Tonight. The reports provided a comprehensive analysis of the ratings for Tuesdays in May and June of 2020 and gave detailed information on the audience results.

You can find fascinating information regarding television ratings in the recently published articles by David Knox on TV Tonight, namely "Tuesday 4 May 2021" and "Tuesday 11 May 2021". Both of these pieces present valuable insights into the TV industry and its trends.

Moreover, if you're keen on watching entertaining and insightful shows, a good recommendation would be "How to Stay Married" - a delightful sitcom that you can stream on IMDb or visit the official website at https://10play.com.au/how-to-stay-married/. Whether you're a fan of the show or only just discovering it, you're sure to be entertained by the endearing characters and inspiring storylines.