FIRST UK REGIONAL SCREENINGS
1965 – 4.10pm – Stingray – The Ghost Ship (Ulster)
1965 – 5.05pm – Stingray – A Christmas To Remember (Tyne Tees)
1965 – 5.35pm – Stingray – Pink Ice (Border)

1973 – 7.00pm – The Protectors – It Could Be Practically Anywhere On The Island (HTV)
1973 – 7.00pm – The Protectors – Bagman (Anglia)

1976 – 3.45pm – Space:1999 – The Troubled Spirit (Anglia)
OVERSEAS FIRST BROADCASTS
1962 – 6.00pm – Supercar – Jungle Hazard (KTRG 13, Honolulu, USA)
1971 – 6.30pm – UFO – Reflections In The Water (ATN 7, Sydney, Australia)

1975 – 8.00pm – Space:1999 – Breakaway (Channel 8, WFLA, Tampa Bay, Florida, USA)


1975 – 10.00pm – Space:1999 – Breakaway (Channel 4, Kron TV, San Francisco, USA)
GUEST APPEARANCES IN OTHER TELEVISION SERIES
1961 – 7.00pm – George Murcell appears in The Four Just Men on Granada Television in the episode The Godfather
1972 – 3.05pm – Dolores Mantez appears in Danger Man on Granada Television in the episode Loyalty Always Pays
1972 – 3.15pm – Neil McCallum appear in Hadleigh on Tyne Tees Television in the episode M.Y.O.B.
1981 – 5.15pm – Cy Grant appears in Metal Mickey in the episode It Came From Outer Space on Westward Television
TODAYS OTHER NEWS
1964 – Several of today newspapers report on the theft at A.P.Films in Slough of a fifteen inch pink Rolls Royce with six wheels worth £173.00 and a eight inch yellow underwater craft with a vertical fin worth £65.00. The company said it would take two weeks to replace them
1968 – The Birmingham Evening Mail informs readers about Joe 90 which starts on ATV Midlands Television at the end of the month

1972 – The Oakland Tribune in USA informs readers of the new series UFO which starts on September 16th on KPIX

1974 – The Evening Standard reports that the home of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson in Gerrards Cross in now up for sale

1975 – Space:1999 starts on Channel 4, Kron TV in San Francisco, USA and also on WFLA 8 in Tampa Bay, Florida
1983 – Sylvia Anderson is interviewed in The Evening Standard

1991 – The Herne Bay Times informs readers of the latest University of Kent at Canterbury arts programme held in October which will feature guests Ed Bishop and Sylvia Anderson