What was on TV the day you were born?

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

Dad's Army

but I have no idea how accurate looking at BBC 1 London was when I was born in Glasgow!

 

[Dayvo]

11.20:FOR THE SCHOOLS

13.00:BEUNYDD

14.05:FOR THE SCHOOLS

14.30:WATCH WITH MOTHER
The Woodentops

17.00:BLUE PETER

17.15:'THE LONE RANGER'

17.40:JUNIOR SPORTSVIEW

18.00:NEWS THE WEATHER

18.20:GARDENING CLUB

18.45:TONIGHT

19.25:NEWS SUMMARY

19.30:HOME IN TIME

20.00:'HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY'

20.30:'SYKES AND A TELEPHONE'

21.00:' THE THIRD MAN'

21.25:ASIAN CLUB

21.55:NEWS

22.10:LORD BEAVERBROOK

22.40:NEWS EXTRA

23.05:Weather and Close Down

Not bad, better than the crap they show today. And cricket all day when BBC did it 'proper.'

 

[nickyboy]

Didn't realise I was born on a Saturday.
X Factor, Celeb Come Dancing and Casualty

Actually was Dixon of Dock Green, Doctor Who and Juke Box Jury......not sure which is worse, then or now

 

[burndust]

Who shot JR

 

[accountantpete]

Fabian of Scotland Yard

 

[smokeysmoo]

Hawaii Five-O, Season 5, Episode 14.

The EPISODE was called The Child Stealers

 

[summerdays]

One the program's on was about:

Derek Hart reports on MATERNITY-HOME OR HOSPITAL?
In Britain, three out of ten babies are born at home. But in many other countries, like Sweden, America, and Australia, almost every mother has her baby in hospital. Is home confinement, as one consultant claims, ' like the open coal fire, sadly out of date '?

I was born in hospital but all my subsequent siblings were born at home.

 

[MontyVeda]

at a guess.... this

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Big news story was the budget, my dad still reckons I owe him money for not being born the day before in the previous tax year.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Guess it'll just be radio for the oldies like Rockymountain.

 

[MontyVeda]

at a guess.... this

...after a quick check.... i was right!

 

[postman]

A vase with plastic flowers in it.

Beat me too it,ours had a lampshade on it.

 

[suzeworld]

Very high brow stuff, religion, then ballet then theatre, no concession to the new media!

 

[Cheddar George]

Ritchie Benaud commentating on Yorkshire v Lancashire
Patrick Troughton as Dr Who
Raymond Baxter at the Paris air show

 

[tyred]

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