Just responding to my own post to help anyone that may be trying to do the same thing.
1-2. No need for a helper if HA recognizes your TV. Just set it as the entity in the bypass.
3. No need for a new template binary sensor.
4. Create 2nd automation with lights as required. Use the new Turn Light, Switch or Scene On or Off automation.
5. Add the TV as the entity into the 2nd automation by-pass option 3.
Works perfectly. Itâs like magic!
Okay, thanks John 
⌠I will have to add this to my list so I can test it. Currently I have completed the next release and working through final checks so I am not sure if I will get to this before then but I will look into it.
Stay turned.
Blacky 
Yep I know what that is. Because you are using scenes only and the way scenes are handled in HA the automation canât tell if it is ON or OFF. The good news is I have been working on this and it has been resolved. Stay turned for the next release that will be out soon. If you canât wait for it then what you can do is just add one light entity used in the scene into âLights - Switches - Scenes - Scriptsâ and âNight Lightsâ.
Blacky
Hi Dave, it is realy nice to get this type of feedback every now and then without any questions. Glad you like it and thanks for yore kind words 
Stay tuned for the next release to be out soon.
Blacky
Love it ⌠looks like your are getting the hang of the blueprint⌠nice work and thanks for the update.
Blacky
FAQ: How to use the Ambient Options
What are Ambient Options?
The Ambient Options set conditions that restrict automation to run only when it is dark or below specific ambient light levels. These levels are typically measured in LUX, and such sensors may also be referred to as LUX sensors. These are global conditions and can work alongside other selected conditions if configured.
Ambient Light Sensor
Using a primary outdoor sensor to detect the actual outdoor LUX value can be beneficial, as it allows you to apply a consistent measurement across all lighting automation setups. Indoor sensors may be used when the outdoor LUX value is not relevant, such as when lights are used in enclosed spaces like a garage or when blinds are closed.
Ambient Light Sensor - Site Conditions
Sometimes, when lights turn on, they can affect the ambient light sensor, increasing its LUX value and causing the lights to turn off prematurely. To address this, select an option that best suits your installation.
NOTE: If you are using a buffer zone between the high and low lux values, select âNOâ for this option.
Ambient Light - Low & High Lux Values
These settings allow you to create a buffer zone between two lux values to manage light activation and deactivation more effectively.
Ambient Light - Low Lux Value: Set this value to determine when the lights should turn ON. The light will activate when the lux level falls below this set value. This value should be equal to or lower than the âHigh Lux Valueâ below. A typical guide value is 20 lux (dusk).
Ambient Light - High Lux Value: Set this value to determine when the lights should turn OFF. The light will deactivate when the lux level rises above this set value. This value should be equal to or higher than the âLow Lux Valueâ above. Setting a higher value creates a buffer zone to prevent immediate light deactivation. A typical guide value is 80 lux (dawn).
Enjoy
Blacky
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I will look out for it. though the last one is screenshot for Utility room failed and is also a simple light and motion sensor. no Night mode, just on and off.
Just shifted all the ones with scenes to a simple light. Using the relevent colour and brightness levels.
They donât survive a restart. Just stay permanently on.
Could it be that because the lights are on a zigbee2mqtt connection that the automation starts too soon, before the lights state is recognised as being on?
Perhaps a longer or configurable delay is needed to deal with how long it takes HASS to settle after a reboot?
That could be the case. In this next update maybe try and put in some toggle helpers into âScenes & Scripts - Toggle Helperâ.
Let me know if that works.
Blacky
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Blacky 
Awesome @Blacky I do have a feature request for your add-on movie theater blueprint. Reedâs smart home on YouTube had a new video that does a similar thing to your blueprint, BUT he added the ability to have different lights/scenes based on the app on the Apple TV or Chomecast that is open. For example, for Spotify or Apple Music you could not dim the lights, but with Netflix, do a full movie dim. I think app specific conditions would be amazing.
FAQ - How To Create A Toggle Helper?
When using scenes and scripts, it is recommended that you create a toggle helper. Below, Iâll show you how to do this.
Go to Settings / Devices & Services / click on the âHelpersâ tab at the top / create helper and select toggle.
Input the name you would like to call it, select an icon if you like and click create.
Enjoy
Blacky
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FAQ - Setting Up a Schedule Helper with Sun Condition
You can use a schedule helper as the trigger. Below, Iâll show you how to do this.
Go to Settings / Devices & Services / click on the âHelpersâ tab at the top / create helper and select schedule.
Input the name you would like to call it, select an icon if you like and click create.
If you would like to turn your your lights, switches, scenes, or scripts ON when the sun sets, then you would select a time well before the sunset and enable the sun condition. This ensures that the trigger is ON well before the sun sets but waits for the sun condition to turn your light ON. Then, the schedule will turn your lights OFF as per your schedule.
Example
This will activate your lights, switches, scenes, or scripts when the sun elevation is below -1.5 because the trigger schedule is active having an ON time 4pm. Conversely, it will deactivate them at the end of your schedule, well before the sun rises above -4.0.
Enjoy
Blacky
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I have a timing problem that I need help with.
I would like the automation to be active between 5 am am 8 am, than again from 4 pm to 9 pm. The automation is off otherwise. How can I achieve this? Time settings only allow one time range. I need it to be triggered by the motion Detector, so a schedule helper doesnât seem to be the answer.
You can use a schedule helper but your ON time will be the opposite to when you would like the automation to be active. Then you would put the schedule helper into the bypass option 2. Below is a example of the schedule. Then you wouldnât use the time option 
Blacky
This is just great. Just what I needed. Thank you so much for this. 
Unfortunately I think I may have found a bug in Version 5.9 of this blueprint. This will prevent to turn ON lights using bypass ON.
To reproduce use blueprint with scripts to turn on, therefore a toggle helper and a bypass ON and bypass OFF helper.
Expected
The light turns on again.
best regards
Actual
The light stays off. I noticed, the toggle helper is still on. If I turn the toggle helper off manually, the lights turn on again.
Thank you. That works great!
Yep you are correct there is a bug in the bypass when using scripts and scenes. Sorry about that 
⌠I will have to fix this ASAP.
Thanks for letting me know and keep an eye out for the next update.
Blacky
