The Preemption/Out of Pattern Thread

[Franko]

Detroit, mid-February 1971:

WJBK (CBS) aired LOL at 11:30, followed by local news and The Movie Game at 12. SFT aired at 1, followed by ATWT. Love is a Many Splendored Thing wasn't airing in Detroit, so Where the Heart Is and the newsbrief aired at 2 rather than 12 (hope there wasn't anything essential/breaking being reported). TGL, Secret Storm and EON aired in pattern from 2:30-4.

 

WWJ (NBC) aired Somerset at 1 p.m., between local news (preempting The Who, What or Where Game) and Joe Garagiola's Memory Game. The 4 p.m. hour went to The Wild Wild West reruns.

 

WXYZ (ABC) aired everything in pattern.

[Franko]

How affiliates in lower Michigan (six total stations) aired CBS's fall of '76 daytime lineup:

10 a.m.: The Price Is Right (aired on most stations, except in Saginaw, which aired the conclusion of The Mike Douglas Show and the start of The 700 Club)

11 a.m.: Gambit (didn't air in Detroit, which ran Tattletales on a delay, and Saginaw, which aired The 700 Club)

11:30 a.m.: Love of Life (aired at this time on most stations, except in Detroit, which aired Y&R)

12 p.m.: The Young and the Restless (Detroit and Lansing aired news instead)

12:30 p.m.: Search for Tomorrow (aired at this time statewide)

1 p.m.: Open-half hour (Detroit aired Love of Life, Lansing aired The Young and the Restless)

1:30 p.m.: As the World Turns (aired at this time statewide)

2:30 p.m.: The Guiding Light (aired at this time statewide)

3 p.m.: All in the Family reruns (aired at this time statewide)

3:30 p.m.: Match Game '76 (aired at this time statewide)

4 p.m.: Tattletales (did not air at this time in Detroit, which aired The Mike Douglas Show; aired at 9:30 a.m. in Lansing, which ran children's programming at 4; did not air in Saginaw, which ran cartoons at 4)

 

Edited January 12, 2020 by Franko

[Franko]

NBC's fall '76 lineup with lower Michigan's five stations:

10 a.m.: Sanford and Son reruns (aired statewide)

10:30 a.m.: Celebrity Sweepstakes (aired statewide)

11 a.m.: Wheel of Fortune (aired statewide)

11:30 a.m.: The Hollywood Squares (aired statewide)

12 p.m.: The Fun Factory (Cheboygan/Traverse City aired Lassie reruns; Detroit aired To Tell the Truth; Bay City and Grand Rapids aired news)

12:30 p.m.: The Gong Show (Detroit, which aired The Gong Show at 9:30 a.m., ran news in this slot; Grand Rapids aired The Mike Douglas Show)

1 p.m.: Open half-hour (Cheboygan/Traverse City and Bay City aired The Fun Factory; Detroit and Jackson aired Somerset)

1:30 p.m.: Days of Our Lives (aired statewide)

2:30 p.m.: The Doctors (aired statewide)

3 p.m.: Another World (aired statewide)

4 p.m.: Somerset (Cheyboygan/Traverse City and Grand Rapids aired cartoons; Detroit aired Dinah!; Bay City aired Dark Shadows reruns; Jackson aired children's programming)

Edited January 12, 2020 by Franko

[Franko]

ABC's fall '76 lineup with lower Michigan affiliates (five stations)

11:30 a.m.: Happy Days reruns (did not air in Traverse City, which aired The 700 Club)

12 p.m.: Hot Seat (aired at 10:30 a.m. in Flint and Grand Rapids, which both aired news at 12)

12:30 p.m.: All My Children (aired statewide)

1 p.m.: Ryan's Hope (aired statewide)

1:30 p.m.: Family Feud (aired statewide)

2 p.m.: The $20,000 Pyramid (aired statewide)

2:30 p.m.: One Life to Live (aired statewide)

3:15 p.m.: General Hospital (aired statewide)

4 p.m.: The Edge of Night (aired at 11 a.m. in Detroit, which aired a movie at 4; also aired at 11 a.m. in Flint, which aired The Wild, Wild West reruns at 4; aired at 11 a.m. in Grand Rapids, which aired The Flintstones; aired at 11 a.m. in Battle Creek, which aired Speed Racer)

[Franko]

Western Washington area, August 1981:

KOMO, the ABC station in Seattle, aired EDGE at 9:30 a.m. The station ran The Brady Bunch at 3. EDGE could also be seen at 3 p.m. on CBUT, the CBC station in Vancouver. Family Feud and ABC's four other soaps aired at the same time (11:00 a.m.-3 p.m.) on KOMO and CKVU, an independent station in Vancouver.

 

KING, the NBC station, aired Seattle Today rather than Las Vegas Gambit, Blockbusters and Wheel of Fortune (which all aired 9-10:30 a.m. on KCPQ, an independent station in Tacoma). Password Plus, Card Sharks and the four soaps all ran in pattern (10:30 a.m.-3 p.m.) on KING, with AW also airing at 1 on CHEK and CHAN, the CTV stations in Victoria and Vancouver. TEXAS didn't air at 2 p.m. in Victoria, passed up for The Alan Thicke Show.

 

KIRO, the CBS station in Seattle, aired TPIR at 10 and Y&R at 11 a.m., followed by news and the rest of the soaps. KVOS, the CBS station in Bellingham, aired Y&R at 10 a.m., followed by Dick Van Dyke reruns, SFT at 11:30, Donahue at 12, John Davidson at 1 and the Alice/Jeffersons rerun block at 2.

[kalbir]

So it looks like CBS Seattle aired Search for Tomorrow. I wonder if CBS Seattle aired Capitol or if their noon news became one hour after CBS ended Search for Tomorrow. I know B&B didn't air in Seattle until 1994 so it's possible their CBS station had a 1 hour noon news from 1982-1994.

 

Interesting that your Western Washington listings also included nearby Canadian cities and their network affiliates. No Y&R on the Vancouver stations back then. I know Another World was huge in Canada for a long time (the cancellation was even covered on CTV's national news) but I'm guessing Y&R overtook it in popularity sometime in the 1990s. I'm curious to know if viewers in Buffalo/Niagara Falls could pick up Global Toronto and watch the day-ahead Y&R.

 

 

[Franko]

I could see that happening. I'll see if I can't find anything from that time frame.

[bpatrick]

WTVF cut Talk of the Town to 30 minutes and moved it to 11 AM.  That allowed B&B to air in pattern at 12:30, and ATWT in pattern at 1 (Y&R already aired at 11:30; GL at 2).  Their lineup, up to news time at 4, is now:

  9 AM Kelly Clarkson

10 AM TPIR

11 AM Talk of the Town

11:30  Y&R

12:30  B&B

   1 PM The Talk

   2 PM Let's Make A Deal

   3 PM Ellen

 

WXYZ aired all ABC soaps in pattern when it was an o&o except for Edge of Night; it aired in Detroit at 10:30 AM and a movie aired at 4.

 

In the Raleigh/Durham area we still get Y&R at 4, only on WNCN since it became the CBS affiliate in 2016.  GH airs here at 3, because WTVD is an ABC o&o and that is when its sister stations also air it (3 ET/2 CT&PT).  Days is on WRAL at 1; B&B on WNCN at 1:30.

 

When ABC had Ryan's Hope at 12 and Loving at 12:30, WSB Atlanta continued to carry RH at 12:30, after the noon news. Loving ended up on WUPA Channel 69 at noon.  WSB picked up Loving after RH was canceled in 1989.  WSB also carried Edge of Night at either 9:30 or 10 AM from 1980 (when the station switched to ABC) to Edge's cancellation in 1984.

[Paul Raven]

Chicago April 1999

WBBM 2-CBS
5:00 News
8:00 This Morning
9:00 Guiding Light
10:00 Price is Right
11:00 News
11:30 Young & the Restless
12:30 Bold & the Beautiful
1:00 As the World Turns
2:00 Martha Stewart Living
3:00 Real TV
3:30 Hard Copy

 

WMAQ 5-NBC
5:00 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Leeza
10:00 Chicago Daytime
11:00 Days of Our Lives
noon Sunset Beach
1:00 Another World
2:00 Roseanne Show
3:00 Rosie O'Donnell
4:00 EXTRA

 

WLS 7-ABC
5:00 News
7:00 Good Morning America
9:00 Oprah Winfrey
10:00 The View
11:00 Port Charles
11:30 News
noon All My Children
1:00 One Life to Live
2:00 General Hospital
3:00 Inside Edition
3:30 Jeopardy!
4:00 News

Edited April 28, 2020 by Paul Raven

[Franko]

I still need to find some old school Seattle listings, but in the meantime, here's how mid-September 1992 looked for the stations in my home, Grand Rapids, Michigan. The soaps aired in pattern, so this is more to compare syndication offerings.

 

WWMT 3 (CBS, Kalamazoo)

9 a.m.: Sally Jessy Raphael

10 a.m.: The New Family Feud Challenge

11 a.m.: The Price Is Right

12 p.m.: Local news

12:30 p.m.: The Young and the Restless

1:30 p.m.: The Bold and the Beautiful

2 p.m.: As the World Turns

3 p.m.: Guiding Light

4 p.m.: Oprah Winfrey

5 p.m.: Donahue

6 p.m.: Local and network news

7 p.m.: Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!

 

WOOD 8 (NBC)

9 a.m.: Jenny Jones

10 a.m.: Highway to Heaven

11 a.m.: Infatuation (?)

12 p.m.: Local news, followed by CNN news

1 p.m.: Days of Our Lives

2 p.m.: Another World

3 p.m.: Santa Barbara (I vaguely recall Vicki Lawrence and Ricki Lake's shows eventually airing on WOOD for a while -- by fall '93?)

4 p.m.: Maury Povich

5 p.m.: Local and network news

7 p.m.: Entertainment Tonight and Inside Edition

(Also of note, WOOD slotted Whoopi Goldberg's talk show between Leno and Letterman.)

 

WZZM 13/WOTV 41 (ABC)

9 a.m.: Regis & Kathie Lee (13), The People's Court (41)

10 a.m.: Geraldo (13), Newhart and I Dream of Jeannie (41)

11 a.m.: Joan Rivers (13), The Home Show (41)

12 p.m.: Local news (13), Home conclusion (41)

12:30 p.m.: Loving

1 p.m.: All My Children

2 p.m.: One Life to Live

3 p.m.: General Hospital

4 p.m.: Growing Pains and Head of the Class (13), Heathcliff (41)

5 p.m. The Cosby Show and Night Court (13), The Jetsons and Saved by the Bell (41)

6 p.m.: Local and network news

7 p.m.: A Current Affair and You Bet Your Life (13), Love Connection (41)

 

WXMI 17, our FOX station, aired Montel Williams at 12 p.m., Jane Whitney at 1 p.m. and Arsenio Hall at 10 p.m.

[Titus Andronicus]

I've uncovered an interesting situation that played out in the Augusta, Georgia, area in the mid-1970s. Soaps featured in what was happening.

 

WATU was an unaffiliated station from 1968-70 that occasionally broadcast some NBC material. Some because WJBF carried material from both ABC and NBC and the arrangement back then was - at least from NBC - was that if one of its networks didn't want certain programming, it could be offered to unaffiliated stations. NBC changed this policy in late 1970 without giving WATU much of a heads up, forcing it to change programming abruptly, causing chaos in its schedule. It went off the air shortly after because its advertising revenue died in the aftermath.

 

In 1971, the FCC ruled that if an area had three television stations, each had to carry only one network. WATU came back on the air January 14, 1974, wanting to be an NBC station. Initial plans were to start running a full NBC lineup April 1. NBC was to welcome it to the fold as an affiliate once it reached 6,000 primetime viewers. It did so by the end of May, but NBC refused.

 

On January 28, 1974, this is what the daytime schedule looked like in the area: 

 

WJBF (Augusta GA)
9 a.m. Barbara Walters; 9:30 One Life to Live; 10 Password; 10:30 Jeopardy; 11 The Wizard of Odds; 11:30 Hollywood Squares; noon local news; 12:30 Split Second; 1 All My Children; 1:30 Let's Make a Deal; 2 Days of Our Lives; 2:30 The Doctors; 3 Another World; 3:30 General Hospital; 4 Trooper Terry; 4:30 Gilligan's Island

WRDW (Augusta)
9 a.m. Carousel; 9:30 3 on Match; 10 Jokers Wild; 10:30 $10,000 Pyramid; 11 Gambit; 11:30 Love of Life; noon Young and the Restless; 12:30 Search for Tomorrow; 1 Secret Storm; 1:30 As the World Turns; 2 Guiding Light; 2:30 Edge of Night; 3 The Price is Right; 3:30 New Match Game; 4 Somerset; 4:30 Gomer Pyle USMC

WATU (Augusta) Started broadcasts at noon each day
Noon Jackpot; 12:30 Baffle; 1 movie; 2:30 Phil Donahue; 3:30 How to Survive a Marriage; 4 Dinah's Place; 4:30 movie

 

How to Survive a Marriage was not picked up by WJBF, which freed it to run on WATU. WATU dropped it from the lineup that fall.

 

Later that year, WATU field a suit against WJBF because it was still running an ABC and NBC schedule. The suit was dropped in 1975 and WATU was supposed to get a full NBC lineup May 1, but that still hadn't changed over in November 1976, when The Augusta Chronicle ran a big story November 14 about how confusing the television lineups were there.

 

WJBF was still cherry-picking NBC programs to go along with its ABC lineup, but because it wasn't running a full lineup of either, when a new show was announced for NBC or ABC viewers had to meticulously search TV listings to see when or if anyone had it. 

 

WATU was of course still ticked to not have the NBC lineup it had wanted in early 1974. Soaps were a major reason for its anger, according to the Chronicle:

 

"But channel 26 [WATU], the new kid on the block in the television marked, still does not carry the complete NBC program lineup because of a contractual agreement between Channel 6 [WJBF] and the NBC network that allows the ABC affiliate to carry five NBC shows - the early morning "Today Show," the late night "Tonight Show," and three afternoon soap operas, "Days of Our Lives," "The Doctors" and "Another World.""

 

Later in the article:

"As for the afternoon soap operas [WATU's production manager] charged that Channel 6 "has a monopoly on daytime viewing" because it carries three NBC soap operas in addition to all the ABC soap operas."

Augusta's third channel, WRDW, was primary CBS, but openly cheered for WATU because of its own issues with WJBF. Before it became primary ABC, WJBF had been primary NBC and there wasn't a third channel. WJBF and WRDW both claimed secondary ABC affiliations and battled for the shows.

 

After WJBF became primary ABC, both networks took on secondary NBC affiliations. Thus, WRDW carried Somerset in its daytime lineup for most of its run, though Another World was airing on WJBF. After running at 4 p.m. (see above lineup), it moved to the 1 p.m. slot in February 1974 after the ending of The Secret Storm. TV listings indicate it aired on WRDW through September 24, 1976 then moved to WATU on September 27, finishing its run there.

 

WJBF claimed the contractual obligation with NBC is why they continued to cherry-pick the programs. It finally agreed to give up its NBC shows in 1977 and not renew its contract, going full ABC lineup Aug. 29 and allowing WATU to get all of the NBC shows it had been wanting for so long.

 

Friday, Aug. 26 Augusta-area daytime

WJBF
10 One Life to Live; 10:45 General Hospital; 11:30 Family Feud; noon The Better Sex; 12:30 Ryan's Hope; 1 Divorce Court; 1:30 Days of Our Lives; 2:30 The Doctors; 3 Another World; 4 Edge of Night; 4:30 Mickey Mouse

WRDW
10 Here's Lucy; 10:30 The Price is Right; 11:30 Love of Life; noon My Three Sons; 12:30 Search for Tomorrow; 1 Young and the Restless; 1:30 As the World Turns; 2:30 Guiding Light; 3 All in the Family; 3:30 Match Game; 4 The Andy Griffith Show; 4:30 Star Trek

WATU
10 Sanford and Son; 10:30 Hollywood Squares; 11 Wheel of Fortune; 11:30 Anybody's Guess; noon Shooting Stars; 12:30 Chico and the Man; 1 Gong Show; 1:30 PTL Club; 3:30 The Little Rascals; 4 Bozo the Clown; 4:30 Laurel and Hardy

 

Monday, Aug. 29 Augusta-area daytime

WJBF
11:30 Family Feud; noon Second Chance; 12:30 Ryan's Hope; 1 All My Children; 2 Divorce Court; 2:30 One Life to Live; 3:15 General Hospital; 4 Edge of Night; 4:30 Mickey Mouse

WRDW
11:30 Love of Life; noon news; 12:30 Search for Tomorrow; 1 Young and the Restless; 1:30 As the World Turns; 2:30 Guiding Light; 3 All in the Family; 3:30 Match Game; 4 Gilligan's Island; 4:30 The Little Rascals

WATU
11:30 Anybody's Guess; noon Shooting Stars; 12:30 Chico and the Man; 1 Gong Show; 1:30 Days of Our Lives; 2:30 The Doctors; 3 Another World; 4 PTL Club

Edited May 25, 2020 by Titus Andronicus

[Titus Andronicus]

A bit more out of Augusta at that time.

 

WJBF ran All My Children until about May 2, 1977, then switched its 1 p.m. slot with Divorce Court. (An article later that year said it hadn't been seen locally since April, so the listings might be off a few days.)

 

All My Children returned to WJBF August 29, 1977, part of the switch in network affiliations that saw WJBF go exclusively ABC instead of being primary ABC and cherry-picking NBC programs. WATU got the NBC affiliation after years of trying.

 

On August 28, 1977, one day before the switch, The Augusta Chronicle wrote about the situation with All My Children:

After suffering from severe dizzy spells, Kitty died of an unspecified terminal illness, leaving Linc a grieving widower. Phil survived his gunshot wound, but little Philip ran away and got kidnaped and now he's living with Chuck. Joe and Ruth are happy and are about to adopt their foster child. Erica has made a pitch for Tom, who has opened a restaurant to compete with Nick. Chuck has decided he is in love with Donna, and Kate's old friend, Harlan Tucker, has moved to town with his daughter, Ellen Shepherd.

 

These events all have taken place since April in Pine Valley, setting for ABC's No. 1 daytime drama, "All My Children."

Bud Kloss, the show's producer, and three of its stars were in Augusta recently to tape a program bringing Augusta viewers up to date on what has happened in Pine Valley during the recent months.

 

The special Augusta update program came about because a Fort Gordon-based viewer wrote to ABC. She was thrilled the show was returning, but was dying to know what happened to the characters in the interim. It appears that Kloss, Kay Campbell, William Mooney and Peter White were the ones who filmed the special.

[Franko]

I love it, Titus! Thanks!

[kalbir]

 

Have you come across any Buffalo/Niagara Falls listings? I'm curious to know if viewers there could get Global Toronto. Thanks in advance 

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[Paul Raven]

Hamilton/Halton/Niagara, ON Mon, Apr 27, 1999

from Hamilton Spectator and St. Catherines Standard

2 WGRZ-NBC Buffalo
3 CKVR-NewNet Barrie
4 WIVB-CBS Buffalo
5 CBLT-CBC Toronto
6 CIII-Global Paris
7 WKBW-ABC Buffalo
9 CFTO-CTV Toronto
10 CFPL-NewNet London
(10) Cogeco Community 10-Niagara Falls
11 CHCH-ONtv Hamilton
12 WICU-NBC Erie
13 CKCO-CTV Kitchener
14 Cable 14-Hamilton
17 WNED-PBS Buffalo
23 CableNet 23-Burlington/Oakville
(23) WNEQ-PBS Buffalo
24 WJET-ABC Erie
25 CBLFT-SRC Toronto
29 WUTV-Fox Buffalo
35 WSEE-CBS Erie
47 CFMT-Ethnic Toronto
49 WNYO-WB Buffalo
54 WQLN-PBS Erie
57 CITY-Ind Toronto
TFO CHLF-TFO Toronto
TVO CICA-TVO Toronto

Morning
5:00  2 NBC News at Sunrise
4 News
6 Creflo A. Dollar
7-24 ABC World News This Morning
9-11-13 Infomercials
(10)-14 Community Messages
12 First Business
23 Public Service Announcements
29 This Morning's Business
35-49 Shepherd's Chapel cont'd
54 Instructional TV
57 CHUM FM 30 cont'd
TVO Marketing Preview
5:30  2 Daybreak
6 Kenneth Copeland
7 Good Morning Western New York
11 James Robison
12 NBC News at Sunrise
24 News
29 AgDay
35 CBS Morning News
49 Mighty Ducks
57 Originals
5:55  9 News
6:00  3-4-10-13-24-35 News
6 Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show
11 Morning Market
25 Bonjour chez vous
29 Sailor Moon
47 Ukrainian Svitohliad
49 DuckTales
57 Body Tech
TFO Cocotte-Minute
TVO Tradewinds
6:30  3-57 BreakfastTelevision (CKVR simulcast CITY, with local inserts)
6 Tell-a-Tale Town
9-13 Canada AM
10 Body Tech
12 News
17 Lilias, Yoga & You
29 Marvel Superheroes
49 Jonny Quest
TFO Iris le gentil professeur  Iris the Happy Professor
TVO Sociology & Crime
6:45  54 Morning Business Report
TFO Pingu/Mega comptines/Julien a la mer
7:00  2-12 Today
4 Wake Up! This Morning
5 CBC Morning News
6-29 Bobby's World
7-24 Good Morning America
10 Travel Magazine
17 Inside Albany
47 Chinese Business Hour
49 Tiny Toon Adventures
54 Sesame Street
TFO Le grenier de Bisou  Bisou's Attic
TVO Little Star
7:15  TFO Picoli et Lirabo
7:20  TVO Polka Dot Shorts
7:30  6 Casper
10 Adventures of Very Roger
17 Editors
29 Life with Louie
49 Captain Planet
TFO Mon amie Maya
TVO Teletubbies
8:00  4-35 This Morning
6 Bugs 'n' Daffy
10 Breaker High
17 Sesame Street
29 Mummies Alive
47 Mandarin Wide Angle Lens
49 101 Dalmatians: The Series
54 Barney & Friends
TFO A la claire fontaine
TVO Magic Mountain
8:15  TVO Johnson & Friends
8:30  6 Care Bears
10 Mr. Men
11 Movie Show
29 Wacky World of Tex Avery
49 Bananas in Pajamas/Crayon Box
54 Teletubbies
TFO Le livre de la jungle  Jungle Book
8:35  TVO Fireman Sam
8:45  TVO Polka Dot Door
9:00  2-24 Montel Williams
3 Breaker High
4-12 Sally Jessy Raphael
5 CBC Playground
6 Young Robin Hood
7-9-13-35 Regis & Kathie Lee
10 Body Tech
11 The View
17 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
25 Les 3 Mousquetaires
29-47 Matlock
49 Mr. Men
54 Reading Rainbow
57 Maury Povich
TFO Iris le gentil professeur
TVO Little Star
9:15  5 Fred Penner's Place
TFO Bisou
9:20  TVO Polka Dot Shorts
9:30  3-10 Best of MovieTelevision
5 Sesame Park
6 World Wildlife Fund
17 Teletubbies
49 Mama's Family
54 Instructional TV
TFO Ritournelle
9:40  TFO Bricomagie
10:00  2 Martha Stewart Living
3 Body Tech
4 Guiding Light
5 Theodore Tugboat
7 AM Buffalo
9-13 Dini
10-12 Maury Povich
(10)-14 Daytime
11 Rosie O'Donnell
17 Barney & Friends
24 Ricki Lake
25 Attention, c'est chaud!
29 Judge Judy
35 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
47 Montel Williams
49 Jenny Jones
57 CityLine
TFO Picoli et Lirabo
TVO Magic Mountain
10:15  5 CBC Playground
TFO La cabane des reves
TVO Johnson & Friends
10:30  2 Gayle King
3 Travel Magazine
5 Mr. Dressup
6 100 Huntley Street
17 Big Comfy Couch
25 Christiane Charette en direct
29 Real TV
TFO Forts en sciences
10:35  TVO Fireman Sam
10:45  TFO Dossier XXX
TVO Polka Dot Shorts
11:00  2-3-10 Leeza
4-11-35 Price is Right
5 Wimzie's House
7 Geraldo
9-13 Gabereau Live!
(10) George Bailey
12 Judge Judy
14 How to...
17 Magic School Bus
24 The View
29 Grace Under Fire
47 Jenny Jones
49 Jerry Springer
57 Ziggy
TFO Panorama
TVO Arthur
11:30  5 Wonder Years
6 World Vision
(10) Chef's Table
12 Judge Judy
14 Daytime
17 Arthur
25 Du tac au tac
29 Fresh Prince of Bel Air
54 Charlie Horse Music Pizza
TVO Country Mouse & City Mouse Adventures

Afternoon
noon  2-12 Sunset Beach
3 Leave It to Beaver
4-7-9-10-11-13-24-35-57 News
5 Midday
6 First Up
(10) Plugged In!
17 Charlie Rose
25 Le Midi regional
29 Andy Griffith
47 Sally Jessy Raphael
49 Jenny Jones
54 Puzzle Place
TFO Les forets
TVO Off the Record
12:30  3 News
4-35 Young & the Restless
7-24 Port Charles
(10) Daytime
14 Community Messages
25 Jamais deux sans toi
29 Andy Griffith
54 Arthur
57 City OnLine
TVO Allan Gregg in Conversation with...
1:00  2-6-12 Days of Our Lives
3 Maury Povich
5-7-24 All My Children
9-13 Canadian Living TV
10 CityLine
11 Neon Rider
17 Keeping Up Appearances
29 700 Club
47 Pasquale's Kitchen Express
49 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
54 Instructional TV
57 Movie "Maxie"
TFO Archimedes
TVO More to Life
1:30  4-9-13-35 Bold & the Beautiful
(10) Special
17 David Attenborough's Natural World
25 Marilyn
47 Noi Oggi
54 Reading Rainbow
TFO On se branche!
2:00  2-9-12-13 Another World
3 CityLine
4-11-35 As the World Turns
5 ENG
6 Town & Country Ontario
7-24 One Life to Live
10 Geraldo
17 David Attenborough's Natural World
25 Les p'tits bonheurs de Clemence
29 John Hagee
47 TV Ceylon
49 Bugs 'n' Daffy
54 Instructional TV
TFO Declic! Le magazine
TVO HOMEstyle
2:30  6 Money Court
17 America Sews with Sue Hausmann
47 Russian Waves
49 Animaniacs
54 Breakthrough: TV's Journal of Science & Medicine
TFO A la claire fontaine
TVO Golf & All Its Glory
3:00  2 Rescue 911
3 Adventures of Very Roger
4-11 People's Court
5 Coronation Street
6-7-24 General Hospital
9-13 Camilla Scott
10 Travel Magazine
12 Leeza
17 Barney & Friends
25 Montagne
29 BeetleBorgs Metallix
47 Micaela
49 Pinky & the Brain
54 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
57 CityLine
TFO A la decouverte des bebes animaux
3:30  2 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
3-10 Power Rangers Turbo
5 Urban Peasant
17 Sesame Street
(23) GED
25 La maison de Ouimzie  Wimzie's House
29 Spider-Man
49 Batman-Superman Adventures
54 Sesame Street
TFO Le livre de la jungle
TVO Polka Dot Shorts
3:40  TVO Tots TV
3:50  TVO Paddington Bear
4:00  2 Montel Williams
3-10-29 Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation
4-9-13-35 Oprah Winfrey
5 Jonovision
6 Ready or Not
7-12 Rosie O'Donnell
11 Real TV
(23) Hooked on Aerobics
24 Roseanne
25 L'Odyssee fantastique  The Odyssey
47 A Indomada
49 Boy Meets World
57 Baywatch
TFO Le grenier de Bisou
TVO Mighty Machines
4:10  TVO Art Attack
4:15  TFO Picoli, Lirabo et les autres
4:30  3-10 Breaker High
5-49 Family Matters
6 Young & the Restless
11 Movie Show
17 Kratts' Creatures
(23) Sit & Be Fit
24 M*A*S*H
25 Betes pas betes
29 Power Rangers Turbo
54 Wishbone
TFO Les amis de Sesame
TVO Country Mouse & City Mouse Adventures
 

Edited June 2, 2020 by Paul Raven