Classic TV Listings

Today’s TV: 1.6.1986, Sydney

Source: TV Week

The FIFA World Cup begins in Mexico, with the Opening Ceremony and first match broadcast on ABC.

Ongoing match coverage is split between ABC and SBS.

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Today’s TV: 1 June 2006, Perth
Source: The West Australian

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That TEN Eyewitness News ad… that reminded me… when I was young and naive (or even more naive than I am now!), I used to think TEN Eyewitness News meant that if no one actually SAW it, they couldnt report on it (eg. maybe a murder or a crash).

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oh good i’m not the only person who thought that when i first saw the name lol

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Today’s TV: 2 June 2006, Perth
Source: The West AUstralian

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That was the Night on Wheel of Fortune Australia with Larry Emdur and Laura Csortan where New Champion Mayyuk missed out on the Mitsubishi Colt LS Hatchback Valued at $18,990 Including On-Road Costs for Failing to Solve a Phrase which was (You Can’t Get Blood Out Of a Stone).

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Today’s TV: 3.6.1960, Melbourne

Source: TV Times

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Sunday 12 March, 2006 - Melbourne
Source: TV Week


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The Einstein Factor was a great little gem for the ABC on Sundays. Peter Berner was a great host. The Chase’s Matt Parkinson was a regular adjudicator on the show too.

10’s Australia’s Brainiest (Specials) was a good show too. A bit of fun.

Funny seeing the kid’s programs on early Sunday mornings on Seven and Nine. Long gone are those days with the multi-channels…

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Todays TV: 6 June 2006, Perth
Source: The West Australian

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6 June 1999, Sydney
Source: Sun Herald

Delayed coverage of the French Open Women’s singles final on Nine due to their coverage of the Cricket World Cup.

SBS showing a movie from 1922.

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Home Improvement

Drama series

Tim uses his hammer to settle some debts. Wilson dabbles in peyote and has a crushing epiphany through the slats of the fence.

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6 June 1997, Sydney
Source: Sun Herald

Nine trying to squeeze in Rugby League, Cricket and Tennis

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Video Review aired on Ten at midnight for a whole two minutes… followed by the NBL at 12.02am. What is Video Review?

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Of course that was the day in which Tony Lockett kicked his 1,300th goal to become the greatest goal kicker in AFL history. A day AFL fans in Sydney would never forget.

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Damn, When did Home Improvement morph into The Sopranos

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It’s crazy that I can remember watching that entire 10 evening/primetime lineup.

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I think it was a glorified ad/Infomercial for a video chain. Literally just a review of a new release IIRC. May have been presented by Brigitte Duclos?

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Melbourne TV: Saturday 9 June 1973
from The Age

ATV0
7.30 test pattern/music
8.00 Non-Stop Cartoon Carnival
9.00 Saturday Show
12.30 Junior Jury
1.00 Rovers
1.30 Barrier Reef
2.00 Topper
2.30 Movie “The Eternal Sea”
4.30 Tarzan
5.30 News
6.00 Brady Bunch
6.30 Young Talent Time
7.30 Movie “Ulysses”
9.30 Name of the Game
11.00 Laugh-In
followed by sign-off at midnight

ABV2
9am test pattern/music
1pm Sportsview
1.05 Lloyd Bridges’ Water World
1.30 Australian Ten Pin Bowling: 1973 Championships
2.35 Men in Danger “Race for Tomorrow: 1971 Indianapolis 500” (the Stradbroke Handicap horse race will air live during the program)
3.00 Rugby International: Victoria v. Tonga (live from Olympic Park)
4.30 Yachting: 1971 World One Ton Cup
5.00 Sporting Round-Up
5.15 Hardy Boys
5.35 Man Dog
6.00 Today’s Football (panel program)
6.30 Golden Silents
6.55 Weather
7.00 News and Sports (includes film and betting details of racing events at Caulfield)
7.30 Football Replay (highlights of Hawthorn v. Collingwood and North Melbourne v. St. Kilda)
8.30 Four Corners
9.25 Movie “Tampico”
10.40 Till Death Us Do Part
11.10 sign-off

HSV7
8.15 test pattern/music
8.30 Cartoons
9.00 Basil Brush (includes Magical World)
9.30 Archie’s TV Funnies
10.00 Bugaloos
10.30 Secret Service
11.00 The Jetsons
11.30 Tom and Jerry
12.00 An Afternoon in Old England (movies: “John of the Fair”, 1.00 “Rogues of Sherwood Forest”, 2.30 “The Iron Glove” (includes live coverage of the Stradbroke Handicap) and 4.00 “Dick Turpin’s Ride”; football updates air at 2.10, 2.40, 3.20, 4.10 and 4.40)
5.30 Jeopardy
6.00 News
6.30 Football Inquest
7.30 Football Replay (as ABV2)
8.15 Seven’s Penthouse Club (includes Tattslotto at 9.20)
11.15 News
11.30 Football Replay (highlights of Carlton v. Footscray)
12.45 sign-off

GTV9
6.45 test pattern/music
7.00 Playroom
7.30 Curiosity Show
8.30 Hey Hey! It’s Saturday
11.30 Motor Racing: motorcycle and car racing from Brisbane
12.30 World Championship Wrestling
1.30 An Afternoon at the Movies (“Wide Open Faces”, followed by “Blondie Plays Cupid” and “The Three Stooges in Orbit”; the Stradbroke Handicap airs at 2.55)
5.30 Green Acres
6.00 News, Racing and Football
6.30 Football Today
7.00 Football Replay (as ABV2 and HSV7)
8.00 Longstreet
9.00 Movie “Elephant Walk”
11.00 Carol Burnett
12.00 News
12.05 Movie “There’s Going To Be a Party”
3.05 Epilogue/sign-off

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