I was too young to see the original run but did catch the daytime reruns in the 1980s if i had a day off school or it was school holidays.
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I enjoy the mid-late 00s Perth TV guides. Basically my childhood watching TV
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That “Seven-Thirty Report” wording makes me wonder, did any station ever just list it as “Report” so it’d show “7:30 Report”.
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It was called Seven-Thirty Report back in the 90s
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Not that I can recall.
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Huge amounts of nostalgia for me as well with the guides from that period. It’s crazy I can still recall what shows I would have watched on the given day.
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Today’s TV: 9th July 2011, Perth, WA.
Source: The West Australian.
I noticed HD Channel ONE has abandoned a simulcast of TEN’s AFL matches.
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Only one game showed that day as well. Usually, wasn’t there an afternoon game on 10 as well as a primetime game?
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Today’s TV: 9.7.1982, Melbourne
Source: The Australian Women’s Weekly TV & Entertainment World
9.7.1992, Melbourne
Source: The Age Green Guide
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Today’s TV: Monday 10th July 2006, Perth
Source: The West Australian
SBS showing replay of the FIFA World Cup Final between Italy and France twice (continuation of the replay in the early morning and straight after World News).
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Todays TV: 11 Jul 2006, Perth
Source: THe West Australian
On that night, Torvill and Dean’s Dancing on Ice premiered on Channel Nine.
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I remember watching that awful Lennon movie on this day.
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Todays TV: 12 July 2005, Perth
Source: The West Australian
I noticed that Channel 7 showed the One Day Cricket between England and Australia from The Oval, London. A staggered schedule with game starting at 5:30pm on Seven Perth before cutting telecast at 6, then resuming the telecast at 7pm.
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Seven aired it live but an hour of play was missed due to News and TT. H&A didn’t air due to cricket
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Today’s TV: 12.7.1988, Darwin (and ABAD7 Alice Springs)
And some Queensland regional channels
And the week on Imparja
Source: TV Week
From memory, because I don’t have the magazine in front of me, the NT issue had the Darwin daily listings appearing on consecutive pages, then the next 7 pages were the QLD regionals (for no real practical reason I guess other than to fill up blank pages) and then Imparja after that.
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I noticed Seven replaced Passions at 9:30am with kids programming for I assume was for the school holiday period, although I don’t recall that happening in Sydney? I have a recording of the “final” episode of Passions which aired on 22 July.
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Yeah, This would have been for the school holidays, Tabaluga was always a go-to program for 7 during periods when school was out. Not sure if it was the same over east but was here in Perth.
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