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The first episode of the Australian television series Packed to the Rafters aired on the Seven Network on Tuesday, August 26, 2008, at 8:30 o'clock in the evening. The show is geared toward families. The show has spent its whole existence airing at this time on Tuesdays, maintaining its position throughout. The dramatic television show also includes some more lighthearted comedic moments that are interspersed among the storylines. It focuses on the Rafter family as they deal with the stresses of work and other aspects of their lives, as well as the more severe problems that plague society. The series that went on to earn a Logie award had the greatest rating of any program that aired on the Seven Network in2008, and for its entire run in Australia, the program has continuously been among the top 5 shows of the year. It was revealed in TV Week that the next sixth season of Packed to the Rafters will be the show's final one. Hugh Sheridan made the announcement, saying: "We are all going to experience a range of emotions as we say goodbye to Rafters. It was one of the most incredible chapters in the history of Australian television. It makes me feel incredibly great that we were able to get everyone together one more time to say goodbye." Hugh Sheridan, Jessica Marais, Ryan Corr, Jessica McNamee, and James Stewart all made an appearance in the two-hour series finale of Rafters, which aired on July 2, 2013, and lasted for the entirety of the show. That's what Rebecca Gibney had to say about it "Rafters's ensemble, as well as the show's writers and producers, has maintained throughout its run that its primary objective is to maintain its position as one of the most popular programs broadcast on television. We needed to find a way to wrap things up on a strong note in the event that we ever felt like we were losing an excessive number of cast members. We can say that season six brings some part of the Rafter family to a close, and there is a sense of completion to it as well."