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Today’s TV: Sunday 7 March 1993
from the NZ Listener

TV One
9.00am Praise Be (G)
9.30 Canadian Brass: Home Movies (G)
10.15 One World of Sport - Cricket
NZ v Australia - second test, day four; live from the Basin Reserve, Wellington
6.00pm One Network News
6.30 Frontline
7.30 Celebrity Wheel of Fortune (G)
8.00 May to December (Final) (G)
8.35 Montana Sunday Theatre - The House of Eliott (Part 5) (PGR)
9.40 First Hand - Time Marches On (G)
10.10 One Playhouse - Die Kinder (Part 3) (AO)
11.25 One World of Sport - Rugby: NZ’s Big Game
1993 Telecom National Sevens - semifinals/final; highlights
11.55 Sunday Film Club - High Tide (1987) (AO)
12.55am Closedown

Channel 2
6.20am We All Have Tales (Rpt, G)
6.50 The Timberwood Tales (G)
7.15 Captain Zed and the Zee Zone (G)
7.40 The Adventures of Super Mario Bros 3 (Rpt, G)
8.00 Bucky O’Hare and the Toad Wars! (Rpt, G)
8.25 Potsworth & Co (Rpt, G)
8.45 Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines (Rpt, G)
9.10 Thunderbirds (Rpt, G)
10.00 Pepsi RTR Showdown (G)
11.05 Zorro (G)
11.30 Dr Who - Colony in Space (Part 3) (Rpt, G)
Noon EastEnders (Double episode) (G)
1.10 Griffin’s Sunday Cinema - Murphy’s Romance (1985) (Rpt, PGR)
3.30 Behind the Scenes - Lorenzo’s Oil (G)
3.55 Shakespeare: The Animated Tales (Starting today, part 1) (G)
4.30 Harry and the Hendersons (G)
5.00 Amazing Stories (Final) (G)
5.30 Doogie Howser, MD (G)
6.00 Who’s the Boss? (G)
6.30 Noel’s House Party (G)
7.30 60 Minutes
8.30 The Sunday Premiere Movie - K-9 (1989) (AO)
10.30 The Hitchhiker (PGR)
11.00 The Sunday Horrors - Bates Motel (1987) (AO)
1.10am Closedown

TV3
7.00am Aunties’ Alphabet (Rpt, G)
7.05 Superman (Rpt, G)
7.30 This Is America, Charlie Brown (G)
7.55 International Video Challenge (Rpt, G)
8.20 Good Morning, Miss Bliss (Rpt, G)
8.45 Pals (G)
9.10 Ya Hoo (Rpt)
A repeat screening of the previous day’s programme
10.05 Short Sportz (Rpt, G)
10.30 Infocus (Rpt, G)
10.55 Words, Words, Words (G)
11.10 High Mountain Rangers (G)
Noon 3 Sport - NBA Basketball 1992/93
1.50 The Road to Wembley
3.00 Movie Matinee - Battle of the Bulge (1965) (G)
5.30 The Edge (Starting tonight) (G)
6.00 3 National News
6.30 The World Around Us - The Young Adventurers (G)
7.30 20/20
8.30 3 Mini-Series - Diana: Her True Story (Starting tonight, part 1) (AO)
10.30 Late Movie - The Burning Bed (1984) (Rpt, AO)
12.30am Closedown

Sky Movies (HBO)
6.30am Woody Woodpecker Cartoons (G)
7.00 Scooby-Doo Meets the Boo Brothers (1987) (G)
8.35 Joe Versus the Volcano (1990) (GY)
10.15 Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990) (GY)
Noon Nostalgia at Noon - Target Zero (1955) (B&W) (GY)
1.30 Eat a Bowl of Tea (1989) (GA)
3.15 Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School (1988) (G)
5.00 Ghost (1990) (GA)
7.00 HBO Sunday Night Movie - The January Man (1989) (GA)
8.45 A Fish Called Wanda (1988) (GA)
10.30 Curiosity Kills (1990) (R13)
11.55 A Time of Destiny (1988) (GA)
1.47am Closedown

Canterbury Television (CTV), Christchurch
6.00am Welcome to Canterbury
This programme repeats at 7am, 8am, 9am, straight after closedown, 1am and 2am
11.45 Trackside
Includes live racing from Matamata and Riccarton Park, and live harness racing from Wyndham
6.00pm Oderings Homes and Gardens (G)
6.30 On the Spit with the BBQ Factory (G)
7.00 The Bretts (PGR)
8.00 Shƍgun (Part 3) (PGR)
10.00 ANZ Informer (G)
10.30 Hopkins Half Hour (G)
11.00 Closedown

Action TV
Noon Trackside Sunday
Includes live racing from Matamata and Riccarton Park, and live harness racing from Wyndham
5.55 Results Roundup
6.00 Closedown


Today’s TV: Friday 7 March 2003 (Free-to-air channels only)
from the NZ Listener

TV One
6.00am UK Today (Rpt, G)
6.10 Te Karere (Rpt)
A repeat screening of the previous day’s bulletin
6.30 TelstraClear Business
7.00 Breakfast
9.00 Gardening Australia (Rpt, G)
9.45 Bite Sized (G)
10.00 Good Morning
Noon Midday (News)
12.15 The Professionals (Rpt, AO)
1.20 Asia Downunder (Rpt, G)
2.00 Houses (Rpt, G)
2.15 Te Karere
2.30 One Sport - Golf
2003 Clearwater Golf Classic - live from the Clearwater Golf Club, Christchurch
6.00 One News
7.00 Holmes
7.30 Forever Summer with Nigella (G)
8.00 What Not to Wear (PGR)
8.40 Mercy Peak (AO)
9.45 Blue Heelers (AO)
10.40 One Late Edition
11.00 Happy Birthday Shakespeare (Part 2, final) (Rpt, AO)
12.30am BBC World, including:
12.30 HARDtalk
1.00 BBC News
1.30 World Business Report
1.45 Sport Today
2.00 BBC News
2.30 Talking Movies
3.00 BBC News
3.30 Asia Today
4.00 BBC News
4.30 HARDtalk
5.00 BBC News
5.30 The Spirit of Yachting (Continues to 6am)

TV2
6.00am Creflo Dollar - Changing Your World
6.30 Destiny Television
7.00 Monster Farm (G)
7.25 Beyblade (G)
7.50 Hi-5 (Rpt, G)
8.25 Blue’s Clues (G)
8.50 Clifford the Big Red Dog (G)
9.15 Bumble (G)
9.35 Shortland Street (Rpt, PGR)
10.05 Infomercials
11.30 Home and Away (Rpt, G)
Noon The Young and the Restless (PGR)
1.00 Days of Our Lives (PGR)
2.00 Ricki Lake (AO)
3.00 Classic Cartoons (G)
3.05 Oscar and Friends (G)
3.15 Rugrats (G)
3.40 Ed, Edd n Eddy (G)
4.05 Mon Colle Knights (Rpt, G)
4.30 Yu-Gi-Oh! (G)
5.00 Sabrina the Teenage Witch (Rpt, G)
5.30 Neighbours (G)
6.00 The Simpsons (Rpt, G)
6.30 Spin City (Rpt, G)
7.00 Shortland Street (PGR)
7.30 My Wife and Kids (G)
8.00 Good Morning, Miami (PGR)
8.30 Alias (AO)
9.30 Stargate SG-1 (PGR)
10.30 Space
12.00am M2, including:
12.00 Volume (New videos from a wide range of genres, e.g. electronic, rock, pop, hip hop, alternative etc)
1.30 Number 8 (100% NZ music)
2.00 Full Clip (Hip hop videos and news)
3.00 Top 5 Songs to

3.30 Informer (Music news and interviews)
4.00 Mulch (An hour of heavy metal)
5.00 Spectator (An hour of chill-out music, continues to 6am)

TV3
6.00am Hour of Power
A condensed, half hour version of this programme
6.30 Teletubbies (Rpt, G)
6.55 Thomas the Tank Engine (Rpt, G)
7.00 Vor-Tech: Undercover Conversion Squad (Rpt, G)
7.25 Pokémon (Rpt, G)
7.50 Brum (Rpt, G)
8.00 Pepper Ann (Rpt, G)
8.25 Untalkative Bunny (Rpt, G)
8.30 Bananas in Pyjamas (Rpt, G)
8.35 Bob the Builder (Rpt, G)
8.45 Elmo’s World (Rpt, G)
9.00 Caillou (Rpt, G)
9.05 Lights, Camera, Action, Wiggles! (G)
9.30 Infomercials
10.30 Rhoda (Rpt, G)
11.00 Power of Attorney (Rpt, G)
11.30 Home and Away (Rpt, G)
A repeat screening of the previous day’s programme
Noon Law & Order (Rpt, AO)
1.00 Sally Jessy Raphaël (Rpt, G)
2.00 The Oprah Winfrey Show (Rpt, G)
3.00 Sesame Street (G)
3.25 Caillou (Rpt, G)
3.30 Sticky TV, including:
3.30 Hamtaro (G)
4.15 Animation Station (G)
4.30 Islandares (G)

5.00 Home and Away (G)
5.30 Judge Judy (G)
6.00 3 News
7.00 Home Improvement (Rpt, PGR)
7.30 Search for a Supermodel (PGR)
8.30 John Doe (AO)
9.30 The Villa (AO)
10.30 Nightline
11.00 Movie - Tea with Mussolini (1999) (PGR)
1.25am ABC World News Tonight
1.55 Infomercials
2.55 Cold Squad (AO)
3.40 Home and Away (Rpt, G)
A repeat screening of tonight’s programme
4.05 Infomercials (Continues to 6am)

TV4
6.00am Teletrader (Continued)
9.00 Infomercials
6.00pm Flash Forward (Rpt, G)
6.30 Power of Attorney (Rpt, G)
7.00 Most Wanted (PGR)
7.30 Beverly Hills, 90210 (Rpt, PGR)
8.30 First Years (AO)
9.30 Profiler (AO)
11.15 Traders (Rpt, AO)
12.10am Infomercials
1.10 Teletrader (Continues to 9am)

Prime
6.00am Here’s Lucy (G)
6.30 Here’s Humphrey (G)
7.00 Joyce Meyer - Life in the Word
7.30 This Is Your Day with Benny Hinn
8.00 National Nine Early News
Live, via satellite from the Sydney (TCN-9) studios of the Nine Network
9.00 Today
Live, via satellite from the Sydney (TCN-9) studios of the Nine Network
11.00 The Late Show with David Letterman (Rpt, G)
A repeat screening of the previous evening’s programme
Noon Police Rescue (PGR)
1.00 National Nine Morning News
Live, via satellite from the Sydney (TCN-9) studios of the Nine Network
1.30 Pacific Drive (PGR)
2.00 Blue Heelers (G)
3.00 Fresh - Cooking with the Australian Women’s Weekly (G)
3.30 Judge Joe Brown (PGR)
4.00 Y? (G)
4.30 Seriously Weird (G)
5.00 Gilligan’s Island (G)
5.30 M-A-S-H (G)
6.00 Hogan’s Heroes (G)
6.30 The Nanny (G)
7.00 Seinfeld (G)
7.30 Monster Garage (Starting tonight) (G)
8.30 The Prime Movie - Stripes (1981) (AO)
10.35 The Naughty Naughty Hypno Show (Starting tonight) (AO)
11.15 The Late Show with David Letterman (G)
12.10am TVSN (Continues to 6am)

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Today’s TV: Sunday 8 March 1998 (Part 1)
from the NZ Listener

TV One
6.00am BBC World, including:
6.00 BBC World News
6.30 World Living - A Golfer’s Travels
7.00 BBC World News
7.30 This Week
8.00 BBC World News

8.30 Inside Out (G)
9.00 Praise Be
9.30 Tagata Pasifika
10.00 Shield Me (Rpt, G)
10.05 UK Today (Rpt, G)
10.15 One World of Sport - Cricket
NZ v Zimbabwe - fifth ODI; live from Eden Park, Auckland
STANDBY PROGRAMMES (if the cricket is disrupted):
10.15 The Chelsea Flower Show 1997 (G)
11.00 Great Railway Journeys (Rpt, G)
Noon Country Calendar (Rpt, G)
12.30 All Creatures Great and Small (Rpt, G)
1.30 Ever Decreasing Circles (Rpt, PGR)
2.20 Taste New Zealand (G)
2.30 Kangaroo Faces in the Mob (G)
3.30 The Wearable Art Awards 1997 (Rpt, G)
4.30 Heartland (Rpt, G)
5.30 Incredible Journeys (Rpt, G)

6.00 One Network News
6.30 Our World - Animal Intelligence (Part 2) (G)
7.30 60 Minutes
8.30 Montana Sunday Theatre - Bright Hair (Part 2) (AO)
9.50 Luciano Pavarotti at Pesaro (G)
11.00 The Ruth Rendell Mysteries - Achilles Heel (Rpt, AO)
1.10am Infomercials
2.05 BBC World, including:
2.05 BBC World News
2.10 Dateline London
3.00 BBC World News
3.30 World Living - The Clothes Show
4.00 BBC World Headlines
4.05 Weekend World - Horizon
5.00 BBC World News
5.30 HARDtalk (Continues to 6am)

TV2
6.00am Hallo Spencer (Rpt, G)
6.20 Casper (G)
6.50 What-a-Mess (G)
7.15 Little Mouse on the Prairie (Rpt, G)
7.35 Inspector Gadget’s Field Trip (G)
8.00 What Now
10.00 Video Hits - Chart Show (PGR)
Noon Sunday Cinema - Logan’s Run (1976) (Rpt, PGR)
2.30 Behind the Scene - “Red Corner”
3.00 Squeeze (Rpt, PGR)
A repeat of last Wednesday’s programme; first shown on MTV
4.00 The Jeff Foxworthy Show (G)
4.30 The Bob Morrison Show (G)
5.00 Dave’s World (G)
5.30 Malcolm & Eddie (G)
6.00 Toons on 2 - The Angry Beavers (Series premiere) (G)
6.30 Small Talk (Series premiere) (G)
7.00 The Great Kiwi Video Show (Series return) (PGR)
7.30 Trading Places (Series premiere) (PGR)
8.00 Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? (Series premiere) (G)
8.30 The Sunday Premiere Movie - Outbreak (1995) (AO)
11.05 The Sunday Horrors - Leprechaun (1993) (Rpt, AO)
1.00am Tropical Heat (Rpt, AO)
2.00 Australian Gladiators (Rpt, G)
3.00 White Fang (Rpt, G)
3.40 Good Morning (Rpt)
A repeat screening of last Friday’s programme; first shown on TV One
5.35 Kenneth Copeland - Believer’s Voice of Victory (Continues to 6.05am)

TV3
6.00am Music and the Spoken Word (Double episode)
7.00 Sesame Street (G)
8.00 The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (G)
8.25 Garfield and Friends (G)
8.50 The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat (G)
9.15 Jake and the Kid (Rpt, G)
10.00 Beyond 2000 (G)
10.45 Arthur C Clarke’s Mysterious Universe (Double episode) (PGR)
11.35 Nissan Gone Fishin’ (Rpt, PGR)
Noon Matinee Movie - Airport 1975 (1974) (Rpt, PGR)
2.20 Oscar and Friends (Rpt, G)
2.30 Coach (G)
3.00 3 Sport - Boxing
Chåvez v Gonzålez + López v Álvarez; full delayed coverage
6.00 3 News
6.30 20/20
7.30 Real TV
8.30 Sunday Movie - Braveheart (1995, part 1) (AO)
10.30 Late Movie - Chasing Dreams (1982) (AO)
1.05am Infomercials
5.00 Joyce Meyer - Life in the Word
5.30 This Is Your Day with Benny Hinn (Continues to 6am)

TV4
Noon Infomercials
1.00 Star Trek (Rpt, PGR)
2.00 Heartbreak High (PGR)
3.00 Uncut (Rpt, PGR)
3.30 The New Music (Rpt, G)
4.30 MediaTelevision (Rpt, G)
5.00 Arts & Minds (Rpt, G)
5.30 FashionTelevision (Rpt, G)
6.00 WOW!: World of Wonder (G)
6.30 Buddies (G)
7.00 Weird Science (PGR)
7.30 Hollywood’s Greatest Stunts (1997) (AO)
8.30 Movie - Topless Women Talk About Their Lives (1997) (AO)
10.40 Movie - The Good Mother (aka “The Price of Passion”) (1988) (AO)
12.40am TVSN (Continues to 10am)

MTV
6.00am Night Videos (Continued)
7.00 Kickstart
8.30 Collexion - Cast
9.00 One Globe One Skate
9.30 All About the Spice Girls
10.00 European Top 20
Noon So 90s
12.30 Apartment 2F
1.00 Select
3.00 Hitlist UK
5.00 MTV News Weekend Edition
5.30 MTV Life
6.00 The Lick
7.00 Dancefloor Chart
8.00 Dance Anthems
9.00 Balls
10.00 Havoc (Rpt)
A repeat screening of last Thursday’s programme
11.00 God Save the Clean
12.00am Music Mix
3.00 Chill Out Zone
5.00 Night Videos (Continues to 7am)

New look Sundays on TV2

It’s Sunday, the 8th day of March 1998. The sun was setting and TV2 (now TVNZ 2) gearing up for a night of fresh, local entertainment, a real showcase of New Zealand talent and creativity. It was a night of premieres, new faces and familiar favourites, a line-up which truly reflected the Kiwi spirit.

The evening kicked off at 6pm with the introduction of “Toons on 2”, a new half hour cartoon slot. This wasn’t just any cartoon block, though. TV2 was rotating shows, giving us a taste of different animated worlds every three weeks.

On that particular Sunday we were treated to The Angry Beavers.

Now, The Angry Beavers was a quirky, hilarious show about Daggett and Norbert Beaver, two brothers forced to leave their family dam when their parents had another litter. It was a classic tale of sibling rivalry, filled with slapstick comedy and sharp wit. The show’s premise was relatable - who hasn’t argued with their siblings? - and the animation was vibrant and engaging.

The Angry Beavers was a perfect way to start the evening, appealing to Kiwi kids and adults with its clever humour. And knowing we’d see Cow and Chicken or Dexter’s Laboratory in the coming weeks added to the anticipation.

At 6.30pm the excitement built with the premiere of Small Talk, a brand new game show from Grundy Television.

Recorded in front of a live audience at Wellington’s Avalon Studios and hosted by the ever-energetic Jason Gunn, Small Talk was a delightful concept: adults trying to predict the answers children would give to a series of questions. It was a masterclass in understanding the wonderfully unpredictable minds of kids.

In that first episode we saw a charming group of children - Sam, Tom, Ravi, George, Alice, Beau, Shaun, Angus and Bradley - answering questions for the adult contestants Quentin, Irene and Randall. The dynamic between the adults and the children was pure gold. The adults would deliberate, trying to get into the minds of the kids while the children gave the most honest, unfiltered answers imaginable.

Small Talk was funny, heart-warming, and a real testament to the innocence and creativity of childhood. Jason Gunn, with his infectious enthusiasm, kept the show moving at a brisk pace and made it a perfect family viewing experience. It was a great concept and it was performed with such charm, although the format was based on the British game show of the same name with the late Ronnie Corbett (of The Two Ronnies and Sorry! fame) as host.

At 7pm a familiar favourite returned with a fresh face. The Great Kiwi Video Show was back for its fourth year, but this time with Fiona Anderson at the helm.

After four successful years hosting What Now, Fiona brought her warmth and relatability to the show which was essentially a half hour compilation of hilarious home videos from New Zealand and around the world. It was our own version of America’s Funniest Home Videos (though its predecessor, New Zealand’s Funniest Home Videos ran from 1990-91 and 1993 respectively with Ian Taylor, the late Kerry Smith and Jason Gunn as successive hosts) and it never failed to deliver laughs. The show was a testament to the power of the home video camera, capturing those unexpected, candid moments which make life so entertaining.

From clumsy pets to hilarious mishaps, The Great Kiwi Video Show was a guaranteed mood booster. Fiona Anderson’s natural charm and humour made her a perfect fit for the show, and she quickly won over viewers. The production quality was solid and the selection of videos, chosen at random by the producers, was consistently funny. It was a simple concept but it worked brilliantly.

Then came the new local content, kicking off at 7.30pm with Trading Places.

Hosted by Liane Clarke, Trading Places was a fascinating social experiment. Two New Zealanders from completely different walks of life would swap jobs for a day, giving them a unique glimpse into each other’s worlds. It was a concept which resonated with the Kiwi spirit of ‘giving it a go’ and appreciating the diversity of our country.

The first episode featured a model and a dairy farmer, as well as a naval diver and a deliverer of singing telegrams. The contrast between these professions was striking. The model found herself milking cows and mucking out stables while the dairy farmer experienced the glitz and glamour of a photoshoot. The naval diver tried his hand at delivering singing telegrams, while the singing telegram deliverer faced the challenges of diving.

Trading Places was a brilliant concept and it was fascinating to see how people adapted to such different environments. Liane Clarke, with her experience from The Great Kiwi Video Show and various other programmes (Fair Go, Really Living), was a natural and engaging host, guiding us through these unique experiences with warmth and curiosity.

Following Trading Places at 8pm was Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?, another new local production.

Hosted by the effervescent Suzanne Paul with Varick Neilson as the chef and Anthony Ray Parker as the chauffeur, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? was the show that surprised unsuspecting New Zealand families with a celebrity guest for dinner. It was a heart-warming and entertaining concept, combining the excitement of a surprise with the intimacy of a family meal.

In the first episode, the May family were surprised by rugby legends Tana Umaga and Grant Fox. Imagine the shock and delight of having two of New Zealand’s sporting heroes walk through your door!

Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? captured the genuine reactions of the family, the awkwardness and excitement of meeting a celebrity and the warmth of sharing a meal together. Suzanne Paul’s bubbly personality was perfect for the show and she created a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Varick Neilson’s culinary skills ensured a delicious meal and Anthony Ray Parker’s chauffeur role added a touch of glamour. It was a feel good show which celebrated the everyday Kiwi family and the excitement of celebrity encounters.

Finally, TV2 presented its Sunday premiere movie, Outbreak, at 8.30pm. This 1995 action thriller (starring Dustin Hoffman, Rene Russo and Morgan Freeman) provided a dramatic and suspenseful end to the evening. The film’s gripping storyline and star-studded cast made it a perfect choice for a Sunday night movie.

Looking back, that evening on TV2 was a testament to the power of local content. It was a line-up that celebrated Kiwi talent, humour and diversity. It was a reminder of a time when television was a shared experience, a way for families to come together and enjoy a night of entertainment.

More to come in Part 2.

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Today’s TV: Sunday 8 March 1998 (Part 2)
from the NZ Listener

HBO
6.05am Magic Island (1995) (G)
7.30 Jury Duty (1995) (PG)
9.00 Box Office America
9.30 Operation Dumbo Drop (1995) (PG)
11.15 From Here to Eternity (1953) (B&W) (PG)
1.15pm Convict Cowboy (1995) (M)
3.00 Feast of July (1995) (M)
5.00 The Late Shift (1995) (M)
6.45 Village of the Damned (1995) (M)
8.30 Hannahs Blockbuster Premiere - The Cable Guy (1995) (M)
10.10 Get Shorty (1995) (R16)
12.00am Priest (1995) (R16)
1.45 Jury Duty (1995) (PG)
3.10 Jason’s Lyric (1994) (R18)
5.00 From Here to Eternity (1953) (B&W) (PG) (Continues to 7am)

Sky Sport
7.30am Sky Sport - Tennis
1998 ATP Tour - highlights
8.00 Rugby
Super 12 1998 - Golden Cats v Auckland Blues; full replay
9.40 Rugby
1998 Five Nations Championship - France v Ireland; full delayed coverage
11.20 Football
FA Premier League 1997/98 - full delayed coverage of today’s match
1.05pm Motoworld
1.30 Motorsport Asia
2.00 Tip of the Tongue
2.30 Rugby
Super 12 1998 - Golden Cats v Auckland Blues; full replay
4.10 NHL 2Night
4.40 The World’s Greatest Auto Show
5.45 NBA Inside Stuff
6.15 Sky Sports News
6.45 Football (Gillette World Cup)
7.15 Rugby
1998 Five Nations Championship - Wales v Scotland; full delayed coverage
9.00 Cricket
NZ v Zimbabwe - fifth ODI; highlights
10.00 Golf
1998 PGA Tour - Doral-Ryder Open; highlights
11.30 Rugby
Super 12 1998 - Coastal Sharks v Western Stormers; full delayed coverage
1.05am ESPN Direct - College Basketball (Big East Tournament)
2.25 Football
Eredivisie 1997/98 - FC Twente v Ajax; live from Diekman Stadion, Enschede
4.30 Motorsport Asia
5.00 College Basketball (1998 WAC Championship game, continues to 7am)

CNN
6.00am Larry King
7.00 World News
7.30 Earth Matters
8.00 World News
8.30 Travel Guide
9.00 Sky News
Via satellite from London
9.30 Best of Q&A
10.00 World News
10.30 Science & Technology
11.00 World News
11.30 World Sport
Noon World View
12.30 Inside Asia
1.00 World News
1.30 The Art Club
2.00 The World Today
2.30 Showbiz This Week
3.00 Larry King Weekend
4.00 The World Today
4.30 Science & Technology
5.00 Digital Jam
5.30 Diplomatic License
6.00 World News
6.30 Inside Asia
7.00 Sky News
Via satellite from London
7.30 Larry King Weekend
8.30 World Sport
9.00 World News
9.30 ABN - Over Asia
10.00 World News
10.30 Sky News
Via satellite from London
11.00 World News
11.30 Showbiz This Week
12.00am World News
12.30 World Business This Week
1.00 World News
1.30 World Sport
2.00 World News
2.30 The Art Club
3.00 Larry King Weekend
4.00 World News
4.30 World Sport
5.00 World News
5.30 This Week in the NBA (Continues to 6am)

Orange
6.00am Cartoon Network, including:
6.00 The Jetsons
6.30 The Flintstones
7.00 The Popeye Show
7.30 Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo
8.00 Dink, the Little Dinosaur
8.30 Big Bag (Double episode)
9.30 Timeless Tales
10.00 The Detective Squad (Double episode)
11.00 Wacky Races
11.30 The Tom and Jerry Show
Noon The Bugs and Daffy Show
1.00 Casper and the Angels
1.30 The Addams Family
2.00 The Flintstones
2.30 Goober and the Ghost Chasers
3.00 Goldie Gold and Action Jack
3.30 The Detective Squad

4.00 The Hogan Family
4.30 Designing Women
5.00 The Flying Nun
5.30 Starsky & Hutch
6.30 The A-Team
7.30 The X-Files Weekend (Six episodes)
12.00am The Juice Music Television (Free to air, continues to 6am)

Discovery/Trackside
6.00am The Big Byte
6.30 Next Step
7.00 Eyewitness
7.30 The Arctic
8.00 Wildlife Chronicles
8.30 Mac & Mutley
9.00 Those Incredible Animals
9.30 Zoo Life with Jack Hanna
10.00 World of Audubon
11.00 Outer Bounds
11.30 Higher Adventure
Noon TAB Trackside (Free to air)
Includes live racing from Ascot Park and Paeroa
6.00 Extreme Machines
7.00 The New Explorers
8.00 Portraits
9.00 Wild Discovery
10.00 Discovery Showcase
11.00 Science Frontiers
12.00am Discovery Profile Series
1.00 Blue Water Dreaming
1.30 Walker’s Cay Chronicles
2.00 Go for It
3.00 High Adventure
3.30 Adventures in Diving
4.00 The New Explorers
4.30 The Adventurers
5.00 Blue Water Dreaming
5.30 Walker’s Cay Chronicles (Continues to 6am)

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Today’s TV: Thursday 9 March 2000 (Free-to-air channels only)
from the NZ Listener

TV One
6.00am BBC World - BBC World News
6.15 Te Karere (Rpt)
A repeat screening of the previous day’s bulletin
6.30 Telstra Business
7.00 Breakfast
9.00 Infomercial - LV Martin’s Shop at Home
9.30 Infomercial
10.00 Good Morning
Noon Midday (News)
12.35 BBC World, including (all times approx):
12.35 Europe Direct
1.05 BBC News
1.35 World Business Report
1.55 HARDtalk

2.25 UK Today (Rpt, G)
2.40 Human Nature with Olivia Newton-John (Rpt, G)
3.40 Market Forces (Rpt, PGR)
4.10 TeleBingo (Rpt)
A repeat screening of last night’s programme
4.40 Te Karere
4.55 Can’t Cook, Won’t Cook (Rpt, G)
5.30 Corbans Taste New Zealand (Rpt, G)
6.00 One News
7.00 Holmes
7.30 Coronation Street (Double episode) (PGR)
8.30 The 1900 House (G)
9.40 The Fat Files (G)
10.35 Tonight (News)
11.05 Backch@t (Rpt)
A repeat screening of last Sunday’s programme
12.10am The Ice House (Part 2, final) (Rpt, AO)
1.35 Infomercials
2.35 BBC World, including:
2.35 The World Today
3.30 How Buildings Learn
4.00 BBC World News
4.30 HARDtalk
5.00 BBC World News
5.30 The Money Programme (Continues to 6am)

TV2
6.00am Creflo Dollar - Changing Your World
6.30 Kenneth Copeland - Believer’s Voice of Victory
7.00 Magic Mountain (Rpt, G)
7.10 Zorro (G)
7.35 Walter Melon (G)
8.05 Captain Simian & the Space Monkeys (G)
8.35 Bananas in Pyjamas (Rpt, G)
8.40 Bumble (G)
9.00 Barney & Friends (Rpt, G)
9.30 Bananas in Pyjamas (Rpt, G)
9.35 Shortland Street (Rpt, G)
10.05 Infomercials
Noon The Young and the Restless (PGR)
1.00 Days of Our Lives (AO)
2.00 Ricki Lake (AO)
2.55 Infomercial
3.25 Bumblettes (G)
3.30 What Now PM, including:
3.35 Rugrats (Rpt, G)
4.10 Jumanji (G)
4.45 Hey Arnold! (Rpt, G)

5.30 Sister, Sister (G)
6.00 Home and Away (G)
6.30 The Simpsons (Rpt, G)
7.00 Shortland Street (PGR)
7.30 Stargate SG-1 (PGR)
8.30 Water Rats (Series return) (AO)
9.30 The Sopranos (Series premiere) (AO)
10.30 Behind the Scenes - “Savage Honeymoon” (AO)
11.00 Movie - Falling for You (1995) (Rpt, AO)
12.50am Infomercials
1.50 Movie - Lisztomania (1975) (AO)
3.30 Loveline (Rpt, AO)
4.00 Behind the Scenes - The Green Mile (Rpt, PGR)
4.30 Batman (Rpt, G)
5.00 Home and Away (Rpt, G)
5.30 Infomercial (Continues to 6am)

TV3
6.00am Answers with Bayless Conley
6.30 The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends (Rpt, G)
7.00 The Busy World of Richard Scarry (Rpt, G)
7.30 Sonic Underground (Rpt, G)
8.00 Disney’s Hercules: The Animated Series (Rpt, G)
8.30 Teletubbies (Rpt, G)
9.00 You and Me (Rpt, G)
9.25 Thomas the Tank Engine (Rpt, G)
9.30 Infomercials
10.30 The Village (G)
11.00 The Roseanne Show (PGR)
Noon The Oprah Winfrey Show (PGR)
1.00 Sally Jessy Raphaël (Rpt, PGR)
2.00 Judge Wapner’s Animal Court (Rpt, G)
2.30 You and Me (Rpt, G)
2.55 Teletubbies (Rpt, G)
3.20 Bob the Builder (G)
3.30 Arthur (G)
4.00 Pokémon (Rpt, G)
4.30 The Adventures of Tintin (G)
5.00 Hollywood Squares (G)
5.30 Judge Judy (G)
6.00 3 News
7.00 Cosby (G)
7.30 Buffy the Vampire Slayer (PGR)
8.30 Charmed (PGR)
9.30 All Saints (PGR)
10.30 Nightline
11.00 Alright Already (PGR)
11.30 Unhappily Ever After (AO)
12.00am ABC World News Tonight
12.30 Infomercials
1.30 Echo Point (Rpt, G)
1.55 Fire Rescue: Emergency Response (Rpt, PGR)
2.20 Fresh Up in the Deep End (Rpt, G)
2.45 Infomercials
5.00 Joyce Meyer - Life in the Word
5.30 This Is Your Day with Benny Hinn (Continues to 6am)

TV4
6.00am Teletrader (Continued)
9.00 Infomercial
9.30 Active Shopper Network
10.30 Infomercials
5.00pm USA High (Rpt, G)
5.30 Saved by the Bell: The New Class (Rpt, G)
6.00 Sunset Beach (G)
7.00 Neighbours (G)
7.30 Bob and Margaret (Series premiere) (PGR)
8.00 Clive Anderson All Talk (Rpt, PGR)
8.40 Dressing for Breakfast (Starting tonight) (AO)
9.10 Barry Welsh Is Coming Home (AO)
9.40 The Young Person’s Guide to Becoming a Rock Star (Starting tonight) (AO)
10.25 Festival of Fun (PGR)
10.55 Movie - Erik the Viking (1989) (Rpt, AO)
1.00am Infomercials
2.00 Teletrader (Continues to 9am)

Prime
6.00am TVSN (Continued)
7.00 Destination New Zealand
This programme repeats at 8am
9.00 Joyce Meyer - Life in the Word
9.30 This Is Your Day with Benny Hinn
10.00 TVSN
Noon Infomercial
12.30 Prime Living
1.30 Infomercial
2.00 Beauty and the Beast (Rpt, G)
A repeat screening of last night’s programme
3.00 Two Fat Ladies (Rpt, G)
3.30 Police Rescue (PGR)
4.30 Prime Living
5.30 Regional Programmes
Family Affairs (NZ wide - except Hamilton and Christchurch) (G)
Prime Local News (Hamilton and Christchurch only)

6.00 Gilligan’s Island (Rpt, G)
6.30 WKRP in Cincinnati (Rpt, G)
7.00 Cheers (G)
7.30 The Bill (PGR)
8.00 The Hello Girls (Final) (G)
8.30 Crocodile Shoes (PGR)
9.30 Porterhouse Blue (AO)
10.35 Beauty and the Beast (G)
11.35 TVSN (Continues to 7am)

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Today’s TV: Saturday 10 March 1984
from the NZ Listener

TV One
Noon News
12.02 Saturday Matinee - The Lost Patrol (1934) (B&W) (Rpt)
1.05 Sport on One
Includes swimming (NZ Swimming Champs - highlights), racing from Trentham (Champion Handicap, HR Chalmers Handicap, NZ St Leger, Double Brown Handicap, Eastbourne Handicap), hockey and Road to LA
6.00 Ready to Roll
6.30 News
7.00 Fame
8.00 Hi-de-Hi! (Rpt)
8.35 The Saturday Premiere Movie - Sunset Limousine (1983)
10.25 Entertainment This Week
11.20 The Gentle Touch (Rpt)
12.10am News
12.15 Closedown

TV2
Noon Emmerdale Farm (Double episode)
12.45 The Best of Beauty and the Beast
1.00 Dig This
1.15 That’s Incredible! (Rpt)
2.05 Saturday Afternoon Movie - The Glass Bottom Boat (1966)
3.55 The People’s Court
4.15 More Real People
4.40 The Craft of the Potter (Starting today, part 1) (Rpt)
5.05 The Greatest American Hero (Rpt)
5.55 News
6.00 News Review
6.30 Science Express
6.50 Preview 2
7.00 Foreign Correspondent
8.00 The Hound of the Baskervilles (Part 2)
8.30 The South Bank Show - Alberto Moravia
9.20 Saturday Playhouse - Grace
10.10 News
10.25 World Cinema - The Orchestra Conductor (aka “The Conductor”) (1980) (Rpt)
A Polish film with English subtitles
12.05am Closedown


Today’s TV: Thursday 10 March 1994
from the NZ Listener

TV One
7.20am Te Karere (Rpt)
A repeat screening of the previous day’s bulletin
7.30 eTV - Statistics: Against All Odds (Starting today) (G)
8.00 ITN World News
8.35 eTV, including:
8.35 The Infinite Voyage (G)
9.30 The Secret Life of Machines (Rpt, G)

10.00 Neighbours (Double episode) (Rpt, G)
10.55 Murder, She Wrote (PGR)
Noon Bergerac (Rpt, AO)
1.00 CBS Evening News
1.30 Barney Miller (Rpt, G)
2.05 Sally Jessy Raphaël (G)
3.05 Against the Wind (Starting today) (Rpt, G)
4.10 Home and Away (G)
4.40 Emmerdale (G)
5.10 Te Karere
5.20 Strike It Lucky (G)
5.50 One World of Sport - The Whitbread Report
6.00 One Network News
6.30 Holmes
7.00 Wheel of Fortune (G)
7.30 Coronation Street (G)
8.00 The Bill (PGR)
8.35 A Question of Sport (G)
9.05 Open All Hours (Rpt, PGR)
9.40 PrimeTime (News)
10.15 Foreign Correspondent
11.10 Film on One - Battle of Neretva (1969) (Rpt, G)
1.20am Closedown

Channel 2
6.30am Young Robin Hood (G)
6.55 The Genie Family (aka “Bob in a Bottle”) (Rpt, G)
7.25 The Jetsons (Rpt, G)
7.55 Jem (Rpt, G)
8.30 Thomas the Tank Engine (Rpt, G)
8.35 Bananas in Pyjamas (Rpt, G)
8.40 Sesame Street (G)
9.40 Chatterbox (Rpt, G)
10.00 Aerobics Oz Style (G)
10.30 Down the Shore (G)
11.00 Santa Barbara
Noon The Young and the Restless
1.00 Days of Our Lives (PGR)
2.00 The Bold and the Beautiful (G)
2.30 Chatterbox (G)
2.50 The Raggy Dolls (G)
3.00 The Son of a Gunn Show (G)
4.00 Rugrats (G)
4.30 The Cartoon Company (G)
5.00 Paradise Beach (G)
5.30 Neighbours (G)
6.00 M-A-S-H (Rpt, G)
6.30 Cheers (Rpt, G)
7.00 Shortland Street (PGR)
7.30 Banjo Paterson’s The Man from Snowy River (G)
8.30 Absolutely Fabulous (AO)
9.10 Whose Line Is It Anyway? (AO)
9.40 LA Law (Series return) (PGR)
10.40 2 Newsnight
11.10 Tequila and Bonetti (AO)
12.10am Freshman Dorm (Starting tonight) (PGR)
1.15 Closedown

TV3
6.30am Mickey Mouse Club (G)
7.00 The Muppet Show (G)
7.30 Charles in Charge (G)
8.00 Transformers (G)
8.30 You and Me (G)
8.55 The Magic Box (G)
9.25 Infomercials (aka “The Infomercial Hour”)
10.25 Almost Home (G)
10.55 Today’s Gourmet (G)
11.30 The Graham Kerr Show (G)
Noon Donahue (AO)
1.00 The Oprah Winfrey Show (PGR)
2.00 ABC World News Tonight
2.30 Parent Time (G)
2.35 You and Me (G)
3.00 Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers (G)
3.30 DuckTales (G)
4.00 Transformers (G)
4.30 Dinosaurs (G)
5.00 Entertainment Tonight (G)
5.30 5.30 Live
6.00 3 National News
7.00 Hard Copy (PGR)
7.30 Living Earth (G)
8.00 Graham Kerr’s Summer Collection (G)
8.30 Beyond 2000 (G)
9.30 Strathblair (Final) (PGR)
10.30 Nightline
11.00 Frenzy (PGR)
11.30 Liquid Television (PGR)
12.00am Night Heat (AO)
1.05 Closedown

Sky News (CNN)
6.00am News Hour
7.00 BBC News
Via satellite from London
7.30 World News
8.00 World Business Today
8.30 World News
9.00 International Hour
10.00 World News
10.45 World Sport
11.00 World Business Today Update
11.30 Showbiz Today
Noon The World Today
1.00 Moneyline
1.30 Crossfire
2.00 Prime News
3.00 Larry King Live
4.00 World News
5.30 Showbiz Today
6.00 World News
6.30 Business Asia
7.00 BBC News
Via satellite from London
7.30 Moneyline
8.00 Worldwide Update
8.30 TVNZ - One Network News
A delayed telecast of TVNZ’s 6pm news bulletin
9.00 Larry King Replay
A repeat screening of the Larry King Live programme
9.45 CNN Newsroom
10.00 Crossfire
10.30 Headline News
11.00 World News
11.30 World Report
12.00am World News
12.30 Business Morning
1.00 World News
1.30 Business Day
2.00 World News
2.30 Business Asia
3.00 Larry King Replay
A repeat screening of the Larry King Live programme
4.00 World News
5.30 Business Asia (Continues to 6am)

Sky Movies (HBO)
Noon Waterland (1992) (R13)
1.45 The Swimmer (1968) (GA)
3.30 Ali Baba (1993) (G)
4.30 White Fang (1992) (G)
5.00 For the Love of Benji (1977) (G)
6.30 Movie Magic (G)
7.00 Bonnie & Clyde: The True Story (1992) (GA)
8.35 Box Office America
9.00 Thursday Night Comedy - City Slickers (1991) (GA)
11.00 Psycho IV: The Beginning (1990) (R16)
12.45am Playboy - Eden (R18)
1.11 Closedown

Canterbury Television (CTV), Christchurch
6.00am Welcome to Canterbury
This programme repeats at 7am, 8am, 9am, after closedown (1.30pm & 11pm), 1am and 2am
Noon CTV’s City Life (G)
1.00 Nihon Ryoori (G)
1.30 Closedown
5.00 Susan Sells (G)
5.30 First Report
6.00 CTV’s City Life (Rpt, G)
A repeat screening of today’s programme
7.00 Nihon Ryoori (Rpt, G)
A repeat screening of today’s programme
7.30 CTV News
8.00 Jim Hopkins Live
8.30 Drop the Dead Donkey (PGR)
9.00 The Gravy Train (Part 3) (G)
10.00 CTV World Tonight
10.30 Susan Sells (Rpt, G)
A repeat screening of tonight’s programme
11.00 Closedown

CRY Television, Christchurch
11.00am Jason & Leighton (Rpt)
A repeat screening of the previous day’s programme
1.00pm Petra (Rpt)
A repeat screening of the last night’s programme
4.00 Jason & Leighton
6.00 Petra
9.00 Shannon
12.00am Closedown

MAX: The Music Channel, Auckland
4.00pm The Beat
5.00 MAX Most Wanted
6.00 The Serious Fun Show
9.00 Pepsi Pulse
10.00 MAX Trax
12.00am Closedown

I’ve been found out that Bob the Builder was broadcasted in March 2000 on TV3, not December 25 2000

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