Wasn’t aware of that one. I know 9 ran The Brady Bunch a couple of times in an afternoon slot once in 2002 and then again in 2007. It the ended up going in and out of the Eleven/Peach schedule.
I think The Brady Bunch got a run on Ten at 6pm towards the latter part of 1995, after Echo Point was tried and failed in the same timeslot.
Only the WIN stations (including Nine Adelaide & Perth, then-owned by WIN) aired The Brady Bunch at 5.30pm in 2007.
The 2002 airings would’ve been a Nine Network thing though, as I do vaguely remember The Brady Bunch and Happy Days briefly airing in an afternoon timeslot on TCN Sydney sometime in/around that year.
i thought it was later in the 90s that 10 had Brady Bunch at 6? wow i guess i can remember from before 96
They aired Happy Days in 2003. Also, I think 10 aired that at 6 pm around 1999 or 2000 as well. Or at least I remember it being aired on 10 briefly around that period.
Didn’t realize that was a select market thing. I watched those reruns when they aired. They sadly dropped them after the second season though.
1 Like
They also gave Judge Judy a go in the slot not long after that.
1 Like
I remember that, Had it been on Australian TV before that or was that the actual premiere of it in Australia?
Judge Judy had debuted in daytime before it was tried at 6.00
1 Like
To be precise, Ten debuted the series at 1pm on Monday August 4, 1997.
As far as I can tell, the 6pm run of Judge Judy lasted about 11 months: Monday February 15, 1999 until Friday January 14, 2000. Repeats of Fran Drescher (“The Nanny”) took the place of Judge Judith Sheindlin on Monday the 17th.
The Nanny was a summer staple for 10 in the late-90s into the early-00s (filling the Neighbours slot)
1 Like
Ten often gave the Simpsons a break (at 6pm) over the summer period. The Nanny, Mash and The Brady Bunch were summer fill ins.
The Simpsons returned to the slot once Neighbours launched at the beginning of the year.
2 Likes
Melbourne TV: Sunday 23 July 2000
from The Age
ABC
6.00 Rage (cont’d)
7.00 Kipper
7.10 Postman Pat
7.25 Thomas the Tank Engine
7.30 Blinky Bill
7.55 Koki
8.00 Stickin’ Around
8.25 Wildlife
8.30 Couch Potato with Jess Keeley (includes Mot at 8.35)
9.00 The Biz!
9.30 Netball: Queensland Firebirds v. Sydney Sandpipers
10.30 Gardening Australia
11.00 Songs of Praise
11.30 Best of Compass (repeat)
12.00 Landline
1.00 Message Stick
1.30 Sunday Afternoon with Andrea Stretton (includes 1.33 Bach Organ Work, 2.00 Andrea Stretton Interviews: Jake Arnott, 2.30 Writing the Wrongs, 3.20 Andrea Stretton Interviews: Patricia Routledge, 3.45 Just Dancing Around?: William Forsyth, 4.40 The Last Word: Lisa Forest)
5.00 Baseball “Sixth Inning: The National Pastime”
6.00 Jacques Cousteau: Living a Legend
6.55 Consuming Passions
7.00 News
7.30 Grass Roots
8.20 News
8.30 Anna Karenina (part 4; final)
8.30 Lorin Maazel: 70th Birthday Concert
11.00 Compass
11.40 No Angel: A Life of Marlene Dietrich
12.30 Safe and Sound
1.00 Movie “Dear Mr. Prohack”
2.30 Tomorrow People
3.00 Open Learning: Out of Empire
3.30 Photography
4.00 Time to Grow
4.30 Against All Odds
5.00 French
5.30 A Sense of Place
Seven
6.00 Jam TV
6.30 The Bishop, the Chef and the Fisherman
7.00 Wipeout
7.30 Time Masters
8.00 Sunday Sunrise
9.00 Sportsworld
11.00 Sportsworld Footy Panel
12.00 Rex Hunt Fishing Adventures in Thailand
1.00 Gameday
2.10 AFL: Adelaide v. Brisbane Lions
4.50 AFL: highlights of Richmond v. St. Kilda
5.30 Follow the Flame: The Victorian Journey
6.00 News
6.30 Harry’s Practice
7.00 Streetmate (Anna Pinkus hosts the Australian version of the British show of the same name)
7.30 Dharma & Greg
8.00 Will & Grace
8.30 Movie “Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion”
10.30 AFL: Melbourne v. Fremantle
12.30 NBC Today
1.30 NBC Meet the Press
2.30 Shop America
3.30 Telemall Shopping
4.30 LAPD: Life on the Beat
5.05 Army Show
5.35 Punky Brewster
Nine
6.00 Turn 'Round Australia
6.30 World View (religion)
7.00 Challenger
7.30 My Generation
8.00 Business Sunday
9.00 Sunday
11.00 Sunday Footy Show
12.00 DotCom .TV (Internet magazine; premiere)
12.30 Small Business Show
1.00 NRL: Melbourne Storm v. Canberra Raiders
3.00 Hard Rock Live: Duran Duran
3.15 Movie “Christopher Columbus: The Discovery”
5.30 Postcards
6.00 News
6.30 Backyard Blitz
7.00 Man Eaters “Crocodiles”
7.28 Keno
7.30 60 Minutes
8.30 Movie “In & Out”
10.25 News
10.30 Golf: British Open (final round; live coverage)
4.00 NRL: Sharks v. Parramatta Eels
Ten
6.00 Mass for You at Home
6.30 Hillsong Australia: Life is for Living
7.00 The Big Cheez
8.00 Video Hits
11.00 Planet X (extreme sports)
11.30 Meet the Press
12.00 Inside Sport
12.30 Gone Fishin’
1.00 Winter X Games
1.30 Marathon: City to Surf highlights
2.00 RPM
3.00 Trackside
5.00 News
5.30 Sports Tonight
6.00 Pepsi Chart
6.30/7.00 The Simpsons
7.30 Shipwrecked (British reality show)
8.30 Movie “Medusa’s Child”
11.15 News
11.45 Sports Tonight
12.15 Motorcycle Racing: German 500cc Grand Prix
2.30 Infobreak
3.00 Telemall Shopping
3.30 Shop America
4.00 Life in the Word
4.30 Kenneth Copeland
5.00 Marilyn Hickey
5.30 This is Your Day
SBS
6.00 L’Ahbarijiet News
6.30 Pangunahing Balita
7.00 Hungarian News
7.30 Visnyk Ukrainy
8.00 Arabic News
8.30 WeatherWatch & Music
8.55 Oto Polska
9.30 Esta Semana (Chile)
10.00 Italia News
10.30 Ice Hockey: World Championship highlights
11.30 Visions of Yankalilla (documentary)
12.30 Movie “Longing for Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow” (Turkey)
2.30 Sportswoman
3.00 Tales from Oceania
3.30 World Sports
4.00 Asia Sports Show
4.30 Under One Roof (Singapore)
5.00 Speedweek
6.00 Cycling: Tour de France highlights
6.30 SBS World News
7.00 World Sports
7.30 Secrets of the Ancients “Caesar’s Bridge”
8.30 Game Park (follows the fortunes of employees and animals in the Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park in South Africa and the difficulties they face; premiere, part 1 of 4)
9.30 Masterpiece “Federico Garcia Lorca: Family Portrait”
10.35 Cycling: Tour de France (highlights of the day and coverage of the final stage)
1.35 sign-off
5.00 WeatherWatch & Music
5.30 Japanese News
Channel 31
10.30 Diamond Valley Footy Show
12.00 Geelong Footy Show
1.45 Fishcam
6.00 UK Today
6.30 Indigenous People’s Showcase
7.00 Asian Community TV
8.00 TV Hellas: Documentary
8.30 TV Hellas: Movie
10.00 Good Evening Melbourne
10.30 Zontas 100%
11.00 Tamil Television
11.30 Fishcam
5 Likes
Today’s TV: 23.7.1989, Victoria/Sth East South Australia (exc. SBS)
Source: TV Week
At 7.30pm leading into The Comedy Company, Channel Ten “X” became Channel “10 TV Australia”
6 Likes
Today’s TV guide. 24 July 2001, Melbourne. FINA Swimming World Championships from Fukuoka, Japan.
Source: Herald Sun guide
9 Likes
I see Tuesday is comedy night on Ten.
And only one re-run as well.
2 Likes
What were the flavours of Quik? Can’t quite make them out.
Chocolate, Raspberry, Chocolate Malt, Pineapple, Strawberry
3 Likes
That’s a strong lineup. New episodes of Becker and Everybody Loves Raymond, then a MICF great debate and Rove. I would have been tuned to Ten until bedtime.
2 Likes