The final pieces of our new weekly lineup fall into place this week, as we welcome the ITV music show “Revolver” to OTHTV for the next 8 weeks. originally broadcast in 1978 on ITV and featuring Peter Cook as a host of sorts, there are some gems and some turkeys in amonst this that make it excellent viewing.

We also see the return of Urban Gothic as Series 2 kicks off with “Sandman” – where a “touch the truck” competition takes a dark turn.

Our final addition brings an offering from our Canadian friends – Puppets who Kill starts a 13 week run.

Of course Jupiter Moon continues to finish, and this weeks block should take us up to the end of the first third – as episodes 44-49 (and possibly 50) round out the stream

• 1900 – Play for Tomorrow
• 2000 – Revolver
• 2030 – 1990 (episode 4)
• 2130 – Wellington Paranormal
• 2200 – Urban Gothic
• 2230 – Puppets Who Kill
• 2300 – Jupiter Moon

This week’s retro block is ITV themed (Schedule now updated). Our usual shows follow at 7pm. Louis gets acquainted with some clapped out old bangers in this week’s Weird Weekends. No, it’s not the swingers episode again! It’s Demolition Derby. Tonight’s film features Snake Plissken’s triumphant return in Escape From L.A. (1996). We will finish off with some BBC news and weather, maybe with an Open University bonus.

4.00 ITV Ephemera
5.10 Tugs
5.30 Stingray S01E02
5.45 Press Gang
6.15 Art Attack
6.35 Grotbags
6.50 Bellamy’s Bugle
7.10 Neighbours – Episode 10
7.35 The Fresh Prince of Bel Air – S01E10 Kiss My Butler
8.00 Star Trek: The Next Generation – S01E13 Angel One
8.45 3rd Rock From the Sun – S01E05 Dick, Smoker
9.10 Louis Theroux’s Weird Weekends – S02E04 Demolition Derby
10.00 Escape From L.A. (1996)
11.30 BBC News and Weather

This week we will be welcoming two new shows – The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer and Ads Infinitum. We will also be giving Vic Reeves’ Big Night Out a proper send off with the live show, On Tour. Tonight’s film will be Beavis and Butthead Do America (1996).

4.00 Flouncer’s Music Show

TV Section
6.00 Cowboy Bebop – Session 4: Gateway Shuffle
6.25 Minder – S04E07 A Star is Gorn
7.15 The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer – S01E01 Food and Drink
7.45 Alexei Sayle’s Stuff – S02E01
8.10 The Mark Thomas Comedy Product – S01E05 MI6 and Birching Young Offenders
8.35 Ads Infinitum – Pilot: Christmas Presents
8.45 Peep Show – S05E03 Jeremy’s Broke
9.15 Vic Reeves’ Big Night Out – On Tour
10.45 Beavis and Butthead Do America (1996)

17:00 Words And Pictures – A (1993)

17:15 – Hickory House (1973)

17:30 – Paperplay (1979)

17:40 – Lets Pretend

17:55 – The Magic Ball (1972)

18:10 – Daisy Daisy (1978)

18:25 – The Laughing Policeman (1974)

18:35 – John Ball – You Are What You Eat

19:00 – Get Your Own Back (1997)

19:25 – The Sooty Show – The Honking Nose

19:45 – Runaround – Horror Special

20:05 – Tommrows World Christmas Special (1975)

20:35 – Arena – Today Carshalton Beeches – Tommrow Croydon

21:10 – The Master Spy

21:50 -Bad Lads Army – Series 2 – Episode 2

22:40 -Clive James At The Playboy Mansion (1987)

23:30 – To The Worlds End (1985)

First transmitted in 1985, To the World’s End follows the No. 31 London bus from Camden Town to World’s End, Chelsea, meeting characters who live and work along the route.

4:20m Wattstax (1972)

Wattstax was a benefit concert organized by Stax Records to commemorate the seventh anniversary of the 1965 riots in the African-American community of Watts, Los Angeles.^[2][3] The concert took place at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on August 20, 1972. The concert’s performers included all of Stax’s prominent artists at the time. The genres of the songs performed included soul, gospel, R&B, blues, funk, and jazz. Months after the festival, Stax released a double LP of the concert’s highlights titled Wattstax: The Living Word. The concert was filmed by David L. Wolper‘s film crew and was made into the 1973 film titled, Wattstax. The film was directed by Mel Stuart and nominated for a Golden Globe award for Best Documentary Film in 1974.

6pm Batman – Season 1 Episode 4 – The Penguins Jinx

6:25 The Simpsons – Season 1 Episode 11 – The Crepes Of Wrath

6.45 King Of The Hill – Season 5 Episode 18 – Trouble With Gribbles

7:10 South Park –Season 3 Episode 5 – Sexual Harrasment Panada

7:35 The Twilight Zone – Episode 102 – The Changing Of The Guard

8.00 Secret Life Of Machines – Series 3 Episode2 – The Lift

8:25 One Foot In The Grave – Series 3 Episode2 – Dreamland

8.55 Goodnight Sweetheart – Series 2 Episode 1 – Don’t Get Around Much Anymore

9.25 I Love Lucy –Season 2 Episode 2 The Saxophone

9.50 Twin Peaks – Season 2 Episode 20

10:45 Armchair Thriller (1978) – The Limbo Connection (Episodes 4-6)

After a bout of heavy drinking,…

4.00: Rocket Robin Hood: The Warlord Of Saturn (Season 1, Episode 5)

Little John is returning to Sherwood Asteroid after a lucrative day of poaching for Rocket Robin on Prince John’s Royal Game Preserve when he is surrounded in his spaceship by the space battle fleet of the Warlord of Saturn.

4.25: Tom & Jerry #032 – The Invisible Mouse

Jerry uses vanishing cream to turn invisible and outsmart Tom.

4.32: Knightmare: Series 3, Episode 14

4.57: The Mysterious Cities Of Gold – Adrift On An Endless Sea (Season 1, Episode 4)

As the tornado destroys the ship, the officers run away on the only lifeboat, and Esteban, Zia, Mendoza, Sancho, and Pedro find themselves stranded on a raft in the middle of the ocean.

5.22: The Changes: Witchcraft! – Episode 5

Nicky manages to rescue the village children from the bandits and track down her aunt, but her troubles are by no means over when the farm is visited by a witch-finder.

5.47: …

Saturday brings another of Sploff’s curated nights! Starting at 6pm, we will be treated to another round of PSAs, animation and film selections.

World’s End Girlfriend: We Are the Massacre music video 05:46
Genius Party 1 05:39
The Cautious Twins (staying safe in a town full of Saviles) 05:56
Holiday from Rules (it’s a sort of Lord of the Flies on a budget) 10:44
The World Walking the Plank Championships – features the Sheppey Zulus, I’m so sorry) 04:29
Red Sans Sea Forts 04:15
Wings of Honneamise (aka Royal Space Force) 1:57:41
Bad THings That Could Happen 05:08
Wisconsin Death Trip 1:14:51

This week’s films both involve Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder. Pryor wrote some of the material for the Mel Brooks film Blazing Saddles (1974) – he was supposed to play one of the main roles alongside Wilder, but was prevented from doing so for insurance reasons, being replaced by Cleavon Little. They do actually appear together in the second film, Stir Crazy (1980).

In the TV section, we have the last episode of Vic Reeves’ Big Night Out. This will be replaced the following week by The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer.

4.00 Flouncer’s Music Show

TV Block

6.00 Cowboy Bebop – Session 3: Honky Tonk Women
6.25 Minder – S04E06 If Money be the Food of Love, Play On
7.15 Vic Reeves Big Night Out – S02E08
7.40 Alexei Sayle’s Stuff – S01E06
8.05 The Mark Thomas Comedy Product – S01E04 Tours of London
8.30 Peep Show – S05E02 Spin War

Pryor/Wilder Double Bill

9.00 Blazing Saddles (1974)
10.35 Stir Crazy (1980)

17:00 – Moon Cat And Co

17:15 – Round The Bend

17:35 – The Big Breakfast Paper Review

17:45 – The Sooty Show – The Return Of Super Dog

18:00 – Blue Peter – Review Of The Year 1973

18:30 – Billie Piper Hosting MTV Select

18:40 – Ask The Family

19:10 – Space Cadets – Episode 1

19:35 – Food And Drink (1994)

20:05 – The Clothes Show At Throton Park (1991)

20:35 – Blood On The Carpet – Walking With Disc Jockeys (2000)

21:20 – Carckerjack (1964)

22:00 – Pop Quiz (1983)

22:45 – Bads Lads Army – Series 2 Episode 1

23:30 -Eurotrash

24:00 – The Naked Jungle (Caution May Contain Nuts)

Times are complety Aprrox, and I know ive made mistakes, but enjoy it all anyway