UK PREMIERE BROADCASTS
1969 – 5.30pm – Joe 90 – Trial At Sea (Tyne Tees)
FIRST UK REGIONAL SCREENINGS
1966 – 5.25pm – Thunderbirds – Brink Of Disaster Part One (Granada)
1966 – 6.05pm – Thunderbirds – Brink Of Disaster Part Two (Granada)
1966 – 6.35pm – Thunderbirds – Move – And You’re Dead (Grampian)
1969 – 5.30pm – Joe 90 – Lone-Handed 90 (Anglia)
1969 – 5.30pm – Joe 90 – Attack Of The Tiger (ATV Midlands, Ulster, Westward and Channel)
1969 – 5.30pm – Joe 90 – See You Down There (Southern)
1969 – 5.30pm – Joe 90 – Big Fish (Scottish)
1973 – 8.00pm – The Protectors – It Could Be Practically Anywhere On The Island (ATV Midlands)
1973 – 11.30pm – UFO – The Responsibility Seat (HTV)
1973 – 11.45pm – UFO – The Responsibility Seat (HTV Cymru)
OVERSEAS FIRST BROADCASTS
1976 – 7.00pm – Space:1999 – Earthbound (KPRC 2, Houston, USA)
1977 – 7.00pm – Space:1999 – The Rules Of Luton (Television One, New Zealand)
GUEST APPEARANCES IN OTHER TELEVISION SERIES
1965 – 8.00pm – Clifton Jones appears in Danger Man on Southern Television in the episode Parallel Lines Sometimes Meet
1965 – 9.10pm – Rupert Davies appears in Front Page Story on Associated-Rediffusion Television in the episode The X Men
1967 – 9.40pm – Wanda Ventham appears in the play Dr. De Waldo’s Therapy on Rediffusion London Television (The programme is withdrawn due to a complaint and replaced with another play)
1971 – 10.30pm – Georgina Moon appears in Playhouse on Tyne Tees Television in the story Two World Wars And A Gold Clock
1973 – 3.00pm – Barbara Bain appears in the TV Movie Murder Once Removed on Westward Television
1973 – 3.30pm – John Tate appears in Danger Man on Tyne Tees Television in the episode Not So Jolly Roger
1974 – 9.00pm – Cyril Shaps appears in Who Killed Lamb? which is part of the Thriller series on Tyne Tees Television
1977 – 8.00pm – Prentis Hancock appears in The New Avengers on Tyne Tees Television in the episode Sleeper
TODAYS OTHER NEWS
1966 – After broadcasting twenty episodes of Thunderbirds on Wednesday evenings at 6.35pm, viewers in the Grampian region would have to wait until October to see the last six
1967 – Barry Gray records the music for the first episode of Captain Scarlet, The Mysterons
