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  • angliaknight
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    Holiday times the daytimes were taken up by a variety of progs , usually imports such as lost islands, adventures of seaspray, big john little john, kodiak, ed allen time, kreskin, remember this was before daytime viewing was the norm, restricted broadcasting hours were still in force and no breakfast shows,it was always a treat to check the listings to see what was on, there was something naughty about watching tv in the mornings because there was no entertainment tv back then at that time of day, pre-school started at noon, childrens tv about 4.30pm, family viewing at 5.25pm replacing kids tv ending at 5.50 pm for the news.

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  • staffslad
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    Originally posted by CrystalBall View Post
    The schools would not have broken up in early July - still another 2 weeks to go. I think that there was only a full schedule of schools programmes in the autumn and spring terms. By July they were probably shelved until September as schools would be winding down for the holiday - exams over, trips, concerts, sports days, summer fairs etc. Not much real work being done in July.

    Yes, I think that must be it. I assume "How" on ITV was the popular children's programme with Fred Dinage et al. Couples, I think, was a lunchtime soap. Take the High Road and The Cedar Tree among others would occupy that slot. Houseparty was an odd little programme with various women (no men as they would all be at work) chatting in little groups about recipes, crafts, tips etc, all set in a fake house and the camera would wander from group to group. Occasionally someone would ring the doorbell and come in and talk about something.

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  • CrystalBall
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    The schools would not have broken up in early July - still another 2 weeks to go. I think that there was only a full schedule of schools programmes in the autumn and spring terms. By July they were probably shelved until September as schools would be winding down for the holiday - exams over, trips, concerts, sports days, summer fairs etc. Not much real work being done in July.
    Last edited by CrystalBall; 06-07-2018, 16:52.

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  • staffslad
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    Originally posted by zabadak View Post
    06/07/77 was a Wednesday

    Thanks. I thought it had to be as I remember Rhoda being shown during the week, but I don't understand what has happened to the programmes for schools, unless they had been already closed down for the summer holiday.

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  • zabadak
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    Originally posted by staffslad View Post
    Is this a weekday listing? If so, where are the schools programmes or had schools already broken up?
    06/07/77 was a Wednesday

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  • staffslad
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    Interesting. I remember watching Rhoda, which I think was a spin-off from the Mary Tyler Moore Show.

    Is this a weekday listing? If so, where are the schools programmes or had schools already broken up?

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  • MiniMort
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    What’s on TV at this point in 1977

    So 41 years to me seems like a pretty solid number for our next look back at a days viewing of television. This time I have actually compiled everything on all three channels from the testcard to closedown.

    What’s interesting to see is how behind the times the BBC were at daytime television.

    BBC1
    06:40 : Open University
    07:55 : Closedown
    13:15 : The News
    13:30 : Camberwick Green
    13:45 : Closedown
    15:45 : Pobol y Cym
    16:18 : Regional News
    16:20 : Playschool
    16:45 : Animal Magic
    17:10 : Lets Make A Musical
    17:35 : Ludwig
    17:40 : The News
    17:55 : Nationwide
    18:50 : The Walton’s
    19:40 : Sykes
    20:10 : Z Cars
    21:00 : The Nine O’Clock News
    21:25 : I Didn’t Know You Cared
    21:50 : Red Alert
    22:45 : Tonight
    23:25 : Weather


    BBC2
    06:40 : Open University
    07:55 : Closedown
    11:00 : Playschool
    11:25 : Closedown
    16:55 : Open University
    19:00 : News Summary
    19:05 : A Small City Garden
    19:30 : News On 2
    19:40 : Centre Play
    20:10 : International Rugby Special
    21:00 : Rhoda
    21:25 : Six Scenes Of A Marriage
    22:15 : Rhythm On 2
    22:45 : Impressions From Upper Mongolia
    23:45 : Late News On 2


    ITV (Anglia)
    09:30 : Summer School
    10:15 : A Man That Looks On Glass
    10:40 : Kiddywinkles
    11:05 : How
    11:35 : Sweet Somerset
    12:00 : Paperplay
    12:10 : Rainbow
    12:30 : Moneywise
    13:00 : News At One
    13:25 : Regional News
    13:30 : Couples
    14:00 : Houseparty
    14:25 : Mid-Week Racing
    15:50 : Emmerdale Farm
    16:20 : Runaround
    16:40 : ExtraOrdinary
    17:15 : Chatterbox
    17:45 : News At 545
    18:00 : Local News
    18:35 : Crossroads
    19:00 : Survival
    19:30 : The Bionic Woman
    20:30 : Man About The House
    21:00 : ITV Playhouse : Roadrunner
    22:00 : News At Ten
    22:30 : City Of Angels
    23:30 : Rush
    00:30 : Anthology


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