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Square Eyes
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Never sure which forum to post in these days, this isn't about TV presentation more like TV scheduling, I've put it here for now but feel free to move it.
Saturday night ITV1 Schedule from the Autumn
5.30pm Challenge of a Lifetime
6pm Soapstars
7pm ITV Match of the Day (or some other title)
8pm Who Wants to be a Millionaire
9pm An Audience with (yet to be confirmed)
It looks as if ITV1 will definately be scheduling the Premier League Highlights show at 7pm on Saturday nights in the hope that the 16-24 age group will watch before going out for the night. Challenge of a Lifetime is the replacement for 'Don't Try This at Home', presented by Claire Sweeney. 'Soapstars' will be hoping to emulate the success of Popstars and Who Wants to Be A Millionaire will return. After 9pm, ITV1 hope to draw you with 'Event TV', there will be new 'Audience with' shows also, The Comedy Awards, Record of the Year, and the Royal Variety Show. With the introduction of football to early Saturday nights, Cilla's Moment of Truth will move to Friday nights, although Blind Date is likely to return on Saturdays, probably after 'Soapstars' finishes its run. ITV1 hope that the football will pull in the key young male audience chased by the advertisers, but fear they may alienate the mums and the grannies.
(Edited by square eyes at 9:18 pm on July 2, 2001)
Saturday night ITV1 Schedule from the Autumn
5.30pm Challenge of a Lifetime
6pm Soapstars
7pm ITV Match of the Day (or some other title)
8pm Who Wants to be a Millionaire
9pm An Audience with (yet to be confirmed)
It looks as if ITV1 will definately be scheduling the Premier League Highlights show at 7pm on Saturday nights in the hope that the 16-24 age group will watch before going out for the night. Challenge of a Lifetime is the replacement for 'Don't Try This at Home', presented by Claire Sweeney. 'Soapstars' will be hoping to emulate the success of Popstars and Who Wants to Be A Millionaire will return. After 9pm, ITV1 hope to draw you with 'Event TV', there will be new 'Audience with' shows also, The Comedy Awards, Record of the Year, and the Royal Variety Show. With the introduction of football to early Saturday nights, Cilla's Moment of Truth will move to Friday nights, although Blind Date is likely to return on Saturdays, probably after 'Soapstars' finishes its run. ITV1 hope that the football will pull in the key young male audience chased by the advertisers, but fear they may alienate the mums and the grannies.
(Edited by square eyes at 9:18 pm on July 2, 2001)