The hit ’80s dating show Perfect Match makes a return with a new version on Seven hosted by Shelley Craft, formerly of Saturday Disney. The revived show lasted for one series.

(This listing excludes community Channel 31 which is not listed in TV Week)

Source: TV Week, 24 August 2002

	ABC*	SEVEN	NINE	TEN	SBS
6AM	Rage (cont’d)	6am Scooby Doo Where Are You? 6.30 Power Rangers The Lost Galaxy	6am Thunderbirds	6am Robot Wars	6am Worldwatch: 6am Cantonese News, 6.25 Mandarin News, 6.55 Telegiornale, 7.30 Das Journal, 8am Ta Nea Ton Ennea, 9am Le Journal, 9.30 Sevodnia, 10am Weatherwatch, Music, 10.10 Telediario, 11am Siaran Berita, 11.30 The Journal, 12pm Business Report
7AM		7am Saturday Disney. Includes Disney’s Teacher’s Pet, Disney’s The Legend Of Tarzan, Buzz Lightyear Of Star Command	7am The Shapies 7.30 Goodsports	7am Horace And Tina 7.30 The Big Cheez. Includes Digimon, Zoids, Transformers
8AM			8am Ketchup And The Toothbrush Family 8.30 The Gift
9AM	9am Saturday Morning FLY	9am Short Cuts 9.30 Disney’s Hercules	9am Outriders 9.30 Waveriderz	9am Totally Wild 9.30 Video Hits
10AM		10am 101 Dalmations 10.30 The Shnookums And Meat Funny Cartoon Show	10am Fishing Wild Australia 10.30 World Sport
11AM	11am Netball: Commonwealth Bank Trophy. Sydney Sandpipers v Melbourne Kestrels	11am Junior	11am The Living Edens
12PM	12pm Stateline (Rpt) 12.30 Australian Story (Rpt)	12pm Generation 7 12.30 World Sport	12pm Burke’s Backyard	12pm Bright Ideas. Warwick Moss	12.30pm Opera: The Crownbride (Sweden)
1PM	1pm Saturday Afternoon Sport. Beverley O’Connor. Includes VFL Match Of The Day	1pm The Charm Of Britain	1pm Special: The 14th Annual Wild Winter Weekend	1pm Visions Of Blue 1.30 Movie: The Little Rascals. 1994 [IMDB]
2PM		2pm Sportswatch			2.40 The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (Germany)
3PM			3pm Rugby League: NRL. Wests Tigers v Melbourne Storm	3pm Totally Footy. Belinda Russell 3.30 Football: AFL. Geelong v Essendon. From Skilled Stadium, Geelong	3.30 Speedweek
4PM	4pm Bowls: Australia v South Africa	4.30 Sportswatch — Final Score			4.30 World Soccer
5PM	5pm Netball: Commonwealth Bank Trophy. Melbourne Phoenix v Adelaide Thunderbirds	5pm The World Around Us	5pm Escape With ET 5.30 Postcards 5.59 Keno		5.30 Soccer: English Premier League. Preview
6PM	6pm Landline 6.30 Richard Morecroft Goes Wild	6pm Seven News. Jennifer Adams 6.30 Perfect Match. Shelley Craft PREMIERE	6pm National Nine News 6.30 Australia’s Funniest Home Video Show. Kim Kilbey	6.30 Ten News	6pm The Movie Show (Rpt) 6.30 World News
7PM	7pm ABC News 7.30 Born And Bred	7.30 Movie: Inspector Gadget. 1999 [IMDB] Includes Tattslotto at 8.28	7pm Swimming: Pan Pacific Championships. From Yokohama, Japan	7pm Sports Tonight 7.30 Football: AFL. Western Bulldogs v Carlton. From Telstra Dome, Melbourne	7pm World Sport 7.30 As It Happened: Al Jazeera — The CNN Of Arabia
8PM	8.25 ABC News 8.30 The Bill				8.30 Pizza
9PM	9.25 ABC News 9.30 Long Way To The Top FINAL	9.40 Movie: Pulp Fiction. 1994 [IMDB]	9pm Movie: Risky Business. 1983 [IMDB]		9pm South Park 9.30 John Safran’s Music Jamboree
10PM	10.30 Night And Day		10.59 Newsbreak		10pm Movie: Blindman. 1971 (Italy) [IMDB]
11PM	11.20 Spaced 11.45 Rage. Simulcast on JJJ after 1am (Continues to 6.30am)		11pm Movie: Universal Soldier III — Unfinished Business. 1998 [IMDB]	11pm Ten News 11.30 Movie: Executive Target. 1997 [IMDB]	11.50 Fetching Shorts 11.58 Soccer: English Premier League. Match Of The Week
12AM		12.20am Football: Match Of The Round. Rex Hunt	12.55am The Late Show With David Letterman
1AM		1.20 Movie: Island City. 1994 [IMDB]	1.55 Movie: Heaven On Earth. 1998 [IMDB]	1.15am Cops 1.45 Video Hits
2AM				2am Home Shopping	2am Close
3AM		3.10 Victor Paul
4AM				4am Randy Morrison 4.30 Key Of David
5AM		5.10 National Enquirer 5.35 The Hughleys (Continues to 6am)	5am Jesse Duplantis Ministries 5.30 Creflo A Dollar Jr (Continues to 6am)	5am Hour Of Power (Continues to 6am)	5am Weatherwatch, Music (Continues to 6am)

* ABC also broadcast a secondary channel via its digital signal. ABC Kids broadcast children’s programming 6am to 6pm, and Fly TV presented youth culture programming 6pm onwards.