Nine weren’t that consistent with the “Late Night Adults Only Movie” Advisory Graphic during 1992, were they?
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I don’t think they had particularly strong rules until the classification system was overhauled.
Channel Nine Sydney - Sunday 28/8/1994
Sunday Night at the Movies Opener:
PRG:
Promo Endtags:
Tuesday Night Promo:
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Bit of TV history there with an endtag for the first episode (aside from the Grand Final special in 1993) for a Sydney-based rugby league version of The Footy Show!
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Channel Nine Adelaide - Wednesday 5/8/1992
Lineup:
Ident:
PRG:
Promo Endtags:
Lotto Promo:
Good News Awards Commercial:
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Sale of the Century’s Battle of the Codes.
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Did anyone here watch Rescue 911 when 9 had it?
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I did.
Tieing in to the theme of this thread, I remember that before some ad breaks (if not most of them) Nine inserted a slide with a Ken Sparkes V/O reminding viewers that Australia’s emergency number is 000, not 911.
Anyone have a clip of this?
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Channel Nine Adelaide - Saturday 25/12/1993 (Christmas Day)
During encore of Carols By Candlelight and Sesame Street: Follow That Bird
Ident:
PRG:
Promo Endtags:
Ending of Carols by Candlelight:
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Fun fact: this never aired, as it was preempted by breaking news of the Sydney bushfires. (I remember Nine airing an American-style “this program will not be shown this evening” bumper)
This aged surprisingly well.
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When did HHIS air on a Thursday?
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March 1993, due to Federal Election coverage.
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One of the many times during the nineties that HHIS didn’t air on a Saturday.
Channel Nine Adelaide - Monday 19/7/1993
Special Presentation Opener:
PGR Classification:
PRG:
Promo Endtags:
Tuesday Promo:
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That PGR graphic look dated even back then.
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Yeah, in regards to Nine’s on-air presentations from the '90s, i’m generally not a fan of the pre-1997 ones for that reason. The early-mid '90s presentations look dated for their time.
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The only terrible presentation I think was their 1992 package, aged very quickly, while 1993’s was a bit hit and miss. The rest were fine. Loved 1994’s though, the best of the bunch from the early-mid-90s.
