Join us from 6pm for a show of going throw my record collection playing games and playing some random VHS. Internet connection permitting. If it does crap out I do have some back up files to launch from the server.
right then… half season has been and gone and it’s time to get back into the meat of things – we welcome to the schedule The Omega Factor in the 1900-2000 slot – a ten week run lies ahead for that – Revolver has 2 more weeks to go at 2000, and we have series 2 of 1990 at its usual time of 2030 – 2130 onwards remains unchange for now. Jupiter moon 76-80 (yes, i know we showed 76 last week, but a lot of folk had gone by then and it keeps it easier to remember where we’re up to)
- 1900 – The Omega Factor
- 2000 – Revolver
- 2030 – 1990 (S2:E1)
- 2130 – Housos
- 2200 – Urban Gothic (Ritual Slaughter)
- 2230 – Puppets Who Kill
- 2300 – Jupiter Moon (76-80)
- 1200 – OTH uncut
- 1400 – Can You Turn It Up a Bit slice 3
- 1600 – Pablo’s Vault of Horror
17:00 Mix – GQ (1997)
A nice mix plucked off the shelf – this is a summery laid-back ride through some of the big beat and grooves being played in the bars, pubs and clubs in August 1997. This mix was put together at that time for GQ magazine.
18:15 Room 101 – Tony Slattery (1992)
Classic episode of the superior Radio 5 incarnation of Room 101 – the antidote to Desert Island Discs. Tony Slattery expertly makes the case against his least favourite records, places and TV programmes.
18:45 Beat The Teacher (1986)
Children’s BBC swept into the broom cupboard era with this noughts-and-crosses quiz, pitching kids against teachers. Wouldn’t you prefer a nice game of chess?
19:05 Absolutely (1992)
The finest sketch comedy made by Channel 4. This one’s from its final series, branded by many as the poorest series – but which actually contains most of the tightest and funniest individual sketches, proving that comedy fans are never to be trusted.
19:45 The Pixar Shorts: A Short History (2007)
A concise but fascinating inside look at the development of the Pixar company’s animation team,…
This week’s show doesn’t really have a year theme, though there is a fair bit of stuff from 1991/1992 towards the end. After a bit of ephemera we’ll have an ITV Schools block. The Geordie Racer saga continues, then we have our core programmes. Louis returns in When Louis Met Paul and Debbie, then an ITN news report from ’92. We finish off the evening with an episode of A Touch of Frost, followed by a World in Action investigating the Birmingham Six miscarriage of justice.
4.00 Teletext
4.15 ITV Jobfinder
5.00 ITV Schools: Stop Look Listen – Leather
5.10 ITV Schools: Stop Look Listen – Train Station
5.20 ITV Schools: The English Programme – Now That the Buffalo’s Gone
5.45 ITV Schools: Facts for Life – The Least You Can Do
5.55 BBC Schools: Zig Zag
6.15 BBC Schools: Geordie Racer
6.35 Neighbours – Episode 15
7.00 BBC News
7.20 Star Trek: The Next Generation – S01E19 Heart of Glory
8.00 3rd Rock From the Sun – S01E11 The Art of Dick
8.25 When Louis Met Paul and Debbie
9.15 ITN News at Ten
9.45 A Touch of Frost – S02E03 Nothing to Hide
11.25 World in Action – The Birmingham Six
12.15 Closedown
17:00 pm – The Play Away Square Tomato Show
17:20 – A Handful Of Songs TV Show
17:35 – Story World
17:45 – Fungerbobs
18:00 – Emu’s Wide World
18:40 – Mystery Footage
18:50 – The Sooty Show – Stay Awake
19:10 – The 2000 Year Old Man
19:35 – Night Gallery – The Diary – Featuring Carl Reiner
20:25 – Mel Brooks & Carl Reiner On Leno
20:35 – Sid Ceaser featuring Carl Reiner – Break Your Brian
20:50 – A Guide For A Married Man (1967)
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Writers:
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Ed convinces his best friend Paul that he should fool around with other women in order to preserve his happy marriage. Ed illustrates his point with a series of vignettes acted out by a lot of famous celebrities. The joke of it all is that Paul is married to lovely Ruth.…
16:30pm Prince – Sign ‘O’ Times (1987)
Sign o’ the Times (styled Sign “☮” the Times) is a 1987 American concert film written and directed by Prince.[3]
In 1987, to capitalize on his growing success in Europe, Prince toured extensively to promote the album of the same name and sales increased accordingly. However, the United States remained resistant to his latest album, and sales began to drop; it was at this point that Prince decided to film a live concert promoting the new material, for eventual distribution to theaters in America.
It featured the band that accompanied Prince on his 1987 Sign o’ the Times Tour: dancer Cat Glover, keyboardist Boni Boyer, bassist Levi Seacer Jr., guitarist Miko Weaver, drummer Sheila E., keyboardist Doctor Fink, and the horn section of Eric Leeds and Atlanta Bliss; Wally Safford and Greg Brooks (of The Bodyguards from the Revolution era) reprised their roles as dancers,…
It’s sequel time! The boys are back in Wayne’s World 2 (1993). Amidst the continuing success of their TV show, Wayne and Garth are presented with a new challenge. Wayne is visited in a dream by Jim Morrison, who tells him he must put together a music festival: Waynestock. Will Wayne be able to make history and maintain his precarious relationship with Cassandra?
In Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey (1991), our heroes aim to take their band Wyld Stallyns to the next level by winning the Battle of the Bands competition. However, they are stopped in their tracks by evil robots sent from the future by a disgruntled gym teacher. The robots kill and replace Bill and Ted, who must cheat death if they are to defeat the robots and save the band once again.
4.00 Flouncer’s Music Show
TV Block
6.00 Cowboy Bebop – Session 10: Ganymede Elegy
6.25 Minder – S05E02 What Makes Shamy Run?
7.15 The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer – S02E01 Cheese
7.45 Alexei Sayle’s Stuff – S03E01
8.10 The Mark Thomas Product – S02E05 Lottery
8.35 Ads Infinitum – S02E03 Holidays Abroad
8.45 Peep Show – S06E03 Jeremy In Love
Bodacious Dudes Double Bill II
9.15 Wayne’s World 2 (1993)
10.50 Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey (1991)
4.00: Rocket Robin Hood: Don Cayote McPherson (Season 1, Episode 11)
A Scottish space traveller, Don Cayote McPherson arrives at Sherwood Asteroid and quickly wears out his welcome with his his antics and tall tales.
4.25: Tom & Jerry #037 – Mouse Cleaning
After a muddy Tom chases Jerry through the house, Mammy Two Shoes forces the cat to clean the house. While she’s gone, Jerry sabotages Tom’s efforts.
4.32: Knightmare: Series 4, Episode 04
4.57: The Mysterious Cities Of Gold – The Secret Of The Temple (Series 1, Episode 10)
Overcome by the loss of the Solaris, our friends decide to go to Zia’s village. But in order to get there, they will have to go through the fort of Tumbes, where Pizarro and his soldiers are stationed.
5.22: The Saga Of Noggin The Nog – Episodes 1 – 3
In the lands of the North, where the Black Rocks stand guard against the cold sea, in the dark night that is very long, the Men of the Northlands sit by their great log fires and they tell a tale……
STOP PRESS – an addition to the schedule should knock everyting back into place. as designated Geordie CaBTV streamer, and someone who just found out about this, i feel it is my duty to screen the last ever episode of Byker Grove from 2006. im saying nothing more about it now, but there’s a good reason i’m showing it.
so… 1990 has reached the end of its first series and the Play for tomorrow series is done. that goves us a 1 hour hole in the schedule and a chance to have an edward woodward-less night.
With it being brought up recently, and the current government being a bunch of complete bastards, i thought it might be a good time to show a movie that brings us back to a time when the government were still a bunch of complete bastards, but it was a) fictional and b) funny, so we’re going to kick of with The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer
- 1700 – Radio: OTH from 26/06/2020
- 1900 – Byker Grove – Last Ever Episode
- 1930 – Movie: The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer
- 2100 – Revolver
- 2130 – Housos
- 2200 – Urban Gothic
- 2230 – Puppets Who Kill
- 2300 – Jupter Moon – episodes 71-75
Now these timings are robably going to be out by quite a bit,…