Today’s TV: 1 June 2005, Perth
Source: The West Australian
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Ah not one but two massively overplayed movies on FTA that night
Today’s TV: Sunday 5 June 2011, Perth
Source: The West Australian.
CHannel Nine perth showed the French Open during the afternoon while in WIN Territory, they showed during hte late night.
As well, Channel 7 Perth showed two Sunday arvo games - Hawthorn v Fremantle (Live from the MCG), while the North Melbourne v Adelaide game was shown on a 2-hour delay.
On SBS2, they had a show named Ninja Warrior. I wonder if this show was a US type of show back then.
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Canberra TV: Thursday 5 June 1975
from Canberra Times
ABC3
8.00 Sesame Street
9.00 The Australians
9.30 Play School
10.00 Engineering Craft Studies
10.20 For the Juniors
10.40 Behind the News
11.20 Web of Life “Living Mountains”
12.00 Guten Tag, Wie Geht’s
1.00 News
1.30 Hold Down a Chord
1.50 Living Here and There
2.10 New Horizons
2.40 Know Your Australia
3.15 Andy Pandy
3.30 Play School
4.00 Sesame Street
4.58 Adventure Island
5.25 It’s a Happening World
5.35 Forest Rangers
6.00 Target
6.30 GTK
6.40 Bellbird
6.55 Canberra News
7.00 News
7.25 Weather
7.30 This Day Tonight
8.00 Oh Father
8.30 Chequerboard
9.10 News
9.15 Perspective “A Girl Named… Eudora”
10.05 News
10.15 Movie “West Eleven”
11.45 sign-off
CTC7
12pm Here’s Humphrey
12.25 News
12.30 Movie “Beat the Devil”
2.00 Days of Our Lives
2.50 Woman’s World
2.55 The Sister and the Savage
3.40 Road Runner
4.05 Family Classics
4.30 My Friend Flicka
4.55 Brady Bunch
5.20 Salty
5.45 Community Billboard
5.50 Julia
6.15 Local/National News
6.55 Weather
7.00 A Current Affair
7.30 Six Million Dollar Man
8.30 Number 96
8.55 News
9.00 The Box
9.30 Kojak
10.30 AMCO Cup: Manly v. Auckland
12.00 sign-off
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A little odd having SBS occupying the middle column, not even next to ABC, just random.
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WIN also showing the rugby league on the Sunday afternoon, but STW kept it for late night.
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It was a legacy of the old GG format that had a photo over the middle/shorter SBS column. After a while they took the photo out but left SBS in the middle
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Melbourne TV: Tuesday 6 June 1961
from The Age
ABV2
2pm Woman’s World
2.30 For Schools: About Books
2.50 test pattern/music
4.45 Kindergarten Playtime
5.00 Children’s TV Club
6.00 You Asked for It
6.30 RCMP
7.00 News (and Newsreel)
7.27 Weather
7.30 December Bride
8.00 Sports Cavalcade
8.30 Movie “Love on the Dole”
10.00 Cafe Continental
10.30 News (and Newsreel)
10.55 sign-off
HSV7
2.30pm My Fair Lady
3.00 Lady for a Day
4.15 Pete Smith’s Parade
4.30 Danger is My Business
5.00 Happy Show
6.00 Cartoon Carnival
6.15 Broken Arrow
6.45 News
7.00 Guestward Ho
7.30 Surfside 6
8.30 Perry Mason
9.30 Top of the Town
10.30 At Random
11.00 News
11.05 sign-off
GTV9
9.30 test pattern
11.25 Through the Gateway
11.30 Toddy Time
12.00 Movie “One Night in Lisbon”
1.30 Loretta Young
2.00 Fashion Digest (magazine)
2.15 Playhouse 15 “Most Important Man in Town”
2.30 State Trooper
3.00 It Could Be You
3.30 Burns & Allen
4.00 Roy Rogers
4.30 Ruff and Reddy
5.00 Tarax Show
6.00 Komedy Korner
6.30 News (and Newsreel)
includes Professor Browne’s Study “Daniel Boone”
7.00 Bat Masterson
7.30 Adventures in Paradise
8.30 The Untouchables
9.30 In Melbourne Tonight
11.00 News (and Newsreel)
11.35 Epilogue/sign-off
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I think this program guide was days after a power strike in Victoria which saw TV off the air completely for 24 hours and radio stations limited to broadcasting hourly news bulletins only.
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Melbourne TV: Sunday 7 June 1998
from The Sunday Age
ABC
6.00 Rage (cont’d)
7.00 Rupert
7.25 Pingu
7.30 Neverending Story
8.00 True Tilda
8.30 Couch Potato with Jane Nield
8.35 Orson and Olivia
9.00 Escape from Jupiter
9.30 Netball: Commonwealth Bank Trophy
10.30 Gardening Australia
11.00 Songs of Praise
12.00 Landline
1.00 Express (arts magazine)
1.30 History of British Art (part 5 of 6)
2.20 Simon Rattle: Music of the 20th Century
3.20 Parkinson (interview with Kenneth Williams)
4.00 NBL: Brisbane v. Adelaide
6.00 The Tall Ship Race
6.55 Consuming Passions
7.00 News
7.30 SeaChange
8.25 News
8.30 Big Women
9.25 Rebel with a Cause
10.10 Compass
11.10 Kyoto: My Mother’s Place
12.00 Class Act
12.50 Waiting for God
1.20 Movie “All Night Long”
3.00 Open Learning: Astronomy
3.30 Global Economy
4.00 Marketing
4.30 Anthropology
5.30 Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish
5.30 Time to Grow
Seven
6.00 Reach for a Rainbow
6.30 Young Robin Hood
7.00 Adventures of the Bush Patrol
7.30 Sky Trackers
8.00 Sunday Sunrise (and Face to Face)
9.00 Sportsworld
11.00 Sportsworld Footy Panel
12.00 AFL Game Day
2.00 AFL: Fremantle v. Brisbane Lions
5.00 AFL Today
6.00 News
6.30 Harry’s Practice
7.00 Soul Man
7.30 Home Improvement
8.00 Dharma & Greg
8.30 Movie “The Flintstones” (1994 live-action flick)
10.30 Movie “Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead”
12.40 NBC Today
1.40 NBC Meet the Press
2.40 Telemall
3.40 Movie “Great Day”
5.10 MacGyver
Nine
6.00 Turn ‘Round Australia
6.30 World View (religion)
7.00 Challenger
7.30 Small Business Show
8.00 Business Sunday
9.00 Sunday
11.00 Sunday Footy Show
12.00 Sports Sunday
1.30 Hidden Worlds “Sands Between The Toes” (final)
2.00 Movie “Captains Courageous”
4.00 Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
5.00 Touched by an Angel
6.00 News
6.30 Our World "Genetics’ Date with Destiny" (the latest advances in DNA and genetic research in Melbourne)
7.29 Keno
7.30 60 Minutes
8.30 Movie “Real Women”
10.55 News
11.00 Tennis: French Open (men’s final)
3.00 Formula One: Canadian Grand Prix (from Montreal)
5.00 Late Show with David Letterman
Ten
6.00 Mass for You at Home
6.30 Sword Fish
7.00 Mission Top Secret (final)
7.30 Totally Wild
8.00 News Week
8.30 Meet the Press
9.00 Video Hits
11.30 Extreme Games
12.30 Golf Australia
1.00 British Touring Car Championships (round 5)
1.30 FIA Rally Championships (round 7)
2.00 RPM
3.00 Australian Touring Car Championships: V8
5.00 News
5.30 The Addams Family
6.00 Hogan’s Heroes
6.30 The Nanny
7.00 Roseanne
7.30/8.00 The Simpsons
8.30 Movie “The Usual Suspects”
10.40 News
11.10 Sports Tonight
11.40 World Superbike Championship (round 5)
1.40 A Year to Remember
2.10 Telemall
3.10 Danoz Home Shopping
3.40 Aboriginal Australia
4.00 Life in the Word
4.30 Kenneth Copeland
5.00 Marilyn Hickey
5.30 Benny Hinn
SBS
6.00 L’Ahbarijiet
6.30 Chilean News
7.00 Hungarian News
7.30 Ukrainian News
8.00 Arabic News
8.30 WeatherWatch & Music
8.55 Oto Polska
9.30 Apo Tin Ellada
10.00 Italia News
10.30 In Search of Ithaca
11.30 NHL Powerweek
12.30 Movie “I Found Love with You” (Greece)
2.00 Australian Biography “Smoky Dawson”
2.30 Dateline
3.30 The Nature of Healing
4.00 Volleyball: Australian League
4.30 Speed Week
5.30 The Movie Show
6.00 Glenroe (Ireland)
6.30 SBS World News
7.00 World Sports
7.30 History’s Turning Points “The Siege of Constantinople” (final)
8.00 ICAM: Indigenous Cultural Affairs Magazine
8.30 Tkuma: The First 50 Years (Israeli documentary series; final)
9.30 Paul Davis: More Big Questions
10.00 Movie “Casque d’Or” (French drama)
11.40 Dance: Velasquez’s Little Museum
12.35 sign-off
5.00 WeatherWatch & Music
Channel 31
8.00 Buone Notizie: Good News
9.00 Zontas 100% (Greek religious show)
9.30 Word of Life
10.00 That the World May Know
10.30 Liquid Music
11.30 Fishcam
5.30 Regards from Greece
6.30 Liquid Music
7.30 UK Today
8.00 The Bike Show
8.30 Asian Community TV
9.30 Serbian Music Box
10.30 Inside Britain
11.00 sign-off
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I remember The Car Show in that timeslot, but never knew why it was rated M. Anyone watch it back in the day and know?
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Channel 7 with the Wheel and Deal Hour.
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I believe that was the first year Seven gave TAR another shot at an earlier timeslot after years at 11:30pm.
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