TODAYS ARRIVALS
1929 – Maxwell Shaw
UK PREMIERE BROADCASTS
1965 – 5.35pm – Stingray – Invisible Enemy (Anglia, Grampian, Southern and ATV London)
FIRST UK REGIONAL SCREENINGS
1962 – 5.25pm – Supercar – Crash Landing (Anglia)
1962 – 5.25pm – Supercar – The Talisman Of Sargon (Grampian)
1965 – 4.00pm – Stingray – Tune Of Danger (Ulster)
1965 – 5.35pm – Stingray – The Lighthouse Dwellers (Scottish)
1973 – 8.00pm – The Protectors – A Case For The Right (Anglia)
1973 – 8.00pm – The Protectors – The First Circle (Ulster)
1973 – 10.30pm – The Protectors – Your Witness (Grampian)
1976 – 11.30am – Space:1999 – The Testament Of Arkadia (London Weekend)
1976 – 5.15pm – Space:1999 – Missing Link (Channel and Westward)
1976 – 11.30pm – The Protectors – A Pocketful Of Posies (Border)
OVERSEAS FIRST BROADCASTS
1966 – 6.00pm – Fireball XL5 – Whistle For Danger (AMV 4, Albury, Australia)
1966 – 7.00pm – Thunderbirds – The Perils Of Penelope (GTV 9, Melbourne, Australia)
1972 – 5.00pm – Joe 90 – Child Of The Sun God (Tokyo Channel 12, Japan)
1976 – 7.00pm – Space:1999 – Another Time, Another Place (Kron-TV, San Francisco, USA)
1976 – 10.00pm – Space:1999 – Matter Of Life And Death (RAI, Rete 2, Italy)
GUEST APPEARANCES IN OTHER TELEVISION SERIES
1962 – 6.05pm – Christine Finn appears in The Adventures Of Robin Hood on Granada Television in the episode The Profiteer
1962 – 11.25pm – Graydon Gould appears in the Mark Saber episode Girls And Diamonds on Granada Television
1973 – 3.30pm – Ian Hendry appears in Danger Man on Southern Television in the episode Say It With Flowers
1978 – 9.00pm – Wilde Alliance – Ed Bishop appears in the episode Danny Boy on ATV Midlands Television
TODAYS OTHER NEWS
1960 – This weeks edition of TV Times (Feb 21 – Feb 28) features Four Feather Falls on the cover, which makes it’s debut on Thursday, the London edition features two pages on Four Feather Falls and Torchy The Battery Boy which starts on Tuesday in this region. The Granada issue has just a one page article on Four Feather Falls
1968 – Issue 162 of TV21 Comic is the first to be printed in it’s smaller size (330mm x 265mm) which will continue through to the last issue 242
