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    Children’s ITV was launched on Monday 3 January 1983 at an unusually late start time, due to the film Zulu which proceeded it, and their first programme was the cartoon Dangermouse. On subsequent days, Children’s ITV was broadcast between 4PM and 5:15PM and contained four or five programmes. The first programme was a repeat of the ITV preschool programme broadcast at midday that day.

    Monday 3 January 1983
    16:50 Dangermouse
    16:55 Educating Marmalade

    Tuesday 4 January 1983
    16:00 Cockleshell Bay
    16:15 Dangermouse
    16:20 Stig of the Dump
    16:35 Five Magic Minutes
    16:45 CB TV Channel 14

    Wednesday 5 January 1983
    16:00 Pullover
    16:15 Dangermouse
    16:20 The Sooty Show
    16:30 Five Magic Minutes
    16:40 The Book Tower

    Thursday 6 January 1983
    16:00 Teetime and Claudia
    16:15 Dangermouse
    16:20 Madabout
    16:45 The Coral Island

    Friday 7 January 1983
    16:00 Rainbow
    16:20 Dangermouse
    16:25 The Animal Express
    16:45 Freetime

    Monday 10 January 1983
    16:00 Alphabet Zoo
    16:15 Dangermouse
    16:20 Spiderwoman
    16:45 This is Me

    Tuesday 11 January 1983
    16:00 Cockleshell Bay
    16:15 Dangermouse
    16:20 Stig of the Dump
    16:35 Five Magic Minutes
    16:45 CB TV Channel 14

    Wednesday 12 January 1983
    16:00 Pullover
    16:15 Dangermouse
    16:20 The Sooty Show
    16:30 Five Magic Minutes
    16:40 The Book Tower

    Thursday 13 January 1983
    16:00 Teetime and Claudia
    16:15 Dangermouse
    16:20 Madabout
    16:45 The Coral Island

    Friday 14 January 1983
    16:00 Rainbow
    16:20 Dangermouse
    16:25 The Animal Express
    16:45 Freetime

  • #2
    Matthew Kelly did the continuity for January 1983 - someone I still associated with mainstream TV and not children's TV.

    Apart from Friday, the 4.00 pm repeat was the same as midday. Interesting that Madabout which Matthew Kelly presented, was on Thursdays. Was this the first instance of a Children's ITV continuity announcer announcing and linking into their own programme? I have to admit that I don't really remember the same shows appearing on days or months when the same person did the continuity.
    I've everything I need to keep me satisfied
    There's nothing you can do to make me change my mind
    I'm having so much fun
    My lucky number's one
    Ah! Oh! Ah! Oh!

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    • #3
      Now for the He-Man week…

      Monday 5 September 1983
      16:00 We’ll Tell You a Story
      16:15 Doris
      16:20 He-Man and Masters of the Universe
      16:45 A Musical World

      Tuesday 6 September 1983
      16:00 Moschops
      16:15 Doris
      16:20 Hold Tight!
      16:45 CB TV Channel 14

      Wednesday 7 September 1983
      16:00 Rod, Jane and Freddy
      16:15 Doris
      16:20 Emu’s World
      16:45 What’s Happening

      Thursday 8 September 1983
      16:00 Heggerty Haggerty
      16:15 Doris
      16:20 On Safari
      16:45 Home

      Friday 9 September 1983
      16:00 Rainbow
      16:20 Doris
      16:25 The Animal Express
      16:50 Freetime Special

      The timing of the first episode of He-Man and Masters of the Universe was judiciously chosen because it was back to back with Play School, along with the first 5 minutes of Arthur the Kid, on BBC1, so it faced almost no competition.

      On Friday 9 September there was a CLOSEDOWN on BBC1 between 16:00 and 16:18, followed by the regional news, whilst Rainbow was on ITV. Children’s programmes on BBC started at 16:20 with Play School because it was (the last day of) the summer TV season.

      Monday 12 September 1983
      16:00 We’ll Tell You a Story
      16:15 Doris
      16:20 He-Man and Masters of the Universe
      16:45 Dramarama: Mighty Mum and the Petnappers

      Tuesday 13 September 1983
      16:00 Moschops
      16:15 Doris
      16:20 Hold Tight!
      16:45 CB TV Channel 14

      Wednesday 14 September 1983
      16:00 Rod, Jane and Freddy
      16:15 Doris
      16:20 Emu’s World
      16:45 The All Electric Amusement Arcade

      Thursday 15 September 1983
      16:00 Heggerty Haggerty
      16:15 Doris
      16:20 On Safari
      16:45 Home

      Friday 16 September 1983
      16:00 Rainbow
      16:20 Doris
      16:25 The Animal Express
      16:50 Freetime Special

      The second episode of He-Man and Masters of the Universe was back to back with The Adventures of Tin Tin, Puzzle Trail, along with the first 5 minutes of Play Away.

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      • #4
        I always think of Emu's World as being on a Friday - apart from EMU-TV in 1989 which I believe was on a Tuesday or a Wednesday.
        I've everything I need to keep me satisfied
        There's nothing you can do to make me change my mind
        I'm having so much fun
        My lucky number's one
        Ah! Oh! Ah! Oh!

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        • #5
          I'm not familiar with many of these programmes because they were before my time. It's possible that they changed days in the future.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Arran View Post
            Now for the He-Man week…

            Monday 5 September 1983
            16:00 We’ll Tell You a Story
            16:15 Doris
            16:20 He-Man and Masters of the Universe
            16:45 A Musical World

            Tuesday 6 September 1983
            16:00 Moschops
            16:15 Doris
            16:20 Hold Tight!
            16:45 CB TV Channel 14

            Wednesday 7 September 1983
            16:00 Rod, Jane and Freddy
            16:15 Doris
            16:20 Emu’s World
            16:45 What’s Happening

            Thursday 8 September 1983
            16:00 Heggerty Haggerty
            16:15 Doris
            16:20 On Safari
            16:45 Home

            Friday 9 September 1983
            16:00 Rainbow
            16:20 Doris
            16:25 The Animal Express
            16:50 Freetime Special

            The timing of the first episode of He-Man and Masters of the Universe was judiciously chosen because it was back to back with Play School, along with the first 5 minutes of Arthur the Kid, on BBC1, so it faced almost no competition.

            On Friday 9 September there was a CLOSEDOWN on BBC1 between 16:00 and 16:18, followed by the regional news, whilst Rainbow was on ITV. Children’s programmes on BBC started at 16:20 with Play School because it was (the last day of) the summer TV season.

            Monday 12 September 1983
            16:00 We’ll Tell You a Story
            16:15 Doris
            16:20 He-Man and Masters of the Universe
            16:45 Dramarama: Mighty Mum and the Petnappers

            Tuesday 13 September 1983
            16:00 Moschops
            16:15 Doris
            16:20 Hold Tight!
            16:45 CB TV Channel 14

            Wednesday 14 September 1983
            16:00 Rod, Jane and Freddy
            16:15 Doris
            16:20 Emu’s World
            16:45 The All Electric Amusement Arcade

            Thursday 15 September 1983
            16:00 Heggerty Haggerty
            16:15 Doris
            16:20 On Safari
            16:45 Home

            Friday 16 September 1983
            16:00 Rainbow
            16:20 Doris
            16:25 The Animal Express
            16:50 Freetime Special

            The second episode of He-Man and Masters of the Universe was back to back with The Adventures of Tin Tin, Puzzle Trail, along with the first 5 minutes of Play Away.
            I remember watching quite a few of them, I used to like Home and can still almost remember the theme song.
            The only thing to look forward to is the past

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