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Retro: Denmark Fri, May 27, 1988

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Bluenoser

from Se og Hor

DR-tv
16.30 Movie "Robinson Crusoe"
18.00 Drengen og havet (bw)
18.20 Nyheder fra TTV
18.30 Fredagsbio
19.00 En helt anden verden (A Different World)
* except TV-Syd, which airs Sadan ligger landet
19.30 TV-avisen
20.00 Slutordet
20.35 Naesaberne fra Borneo (exploring Borneo nature)
21.05 Javel, hr. statsminister (Yes, Prime Minister)
21.35 Den gamle
22.35 Chet Atkins og venner (the guitar legend is joined by Emmylou Harris, the Everly Brothers, Waylon Jennings, Mark Knopfler, Michael McDonald, and Willie Nelson)
23.35 Pa gensyn i morgen

Local Channels
Kanal 2/Kobenhavns Kristne Radio-TV, Copenhagen-ch 53/56/60
6.00 Morgenflimmer
9.00 sign-off
12.00 Direkte
12.30 Sport udefra
13.23 program break
13.35 Hvem har bukserne pa?
14.00 program break
14.10 Movie "Diamond Lili"
16.23 program break
18.05 Focus
18.30 Ensomhed-et fanomen eller en realitet?
19.00 Direkte
20.00 Kommentar
20.25 Movie "Racing with the Moon"
22.10 Celluloid (Christian Lyngbye reports from Cannes)
22.40 Bjergpatruljen
23.25 sign-off

Kanal 25-Vestegnen, Copenhagen-ch 25
18.30 Fredags-mix
23.00 sign-off

ATV, Arhus-ch 54
20.00 Arhus TV-nyt
20.15 Fritidskalenderen
20.30 Fredagsbingo
21.40 Arhus TV-nyt
21.55 ATV pa mandag
22.00 sign-off

Odder Lokal-TV, Odder-ch 3
16.05 Gadespejlet
17.30 sign-off

TV-Aalborg, Alborg-ch 54
9.00 Mariannes karussel
9.25 sign-off
18.00 Mariannes karussel
18.25 program break
19.10 Fem minutter i
19.15 Alborg i dag
19.30 program break
20.00 Den lyserode panter
20.10 Fredagsbingo med DUI/FBU
21.30 Hallo Norden
22.00 Alborg i dag
22.15 sign-off

ALT, Esbjerg-ch 8
10.00 ALT-nyt
10.15 sign-off
20.00 ALT-nyt
20.15 Sportsmachine
20.30 Super-bingo
21.55 ALT-nyt
22.00 sign-off

TV-Fredericia, Fredericia-ch 60
10.00 TVF-nyt
10.15 sign-off
18.30 TVF-nyt
18.45 program break
19.45 Bingonumre
20.00 TVF-nyt
20.15 Movie "Den sidste pris"
21.50 sign-off

Kanal Fyn/TV-Odense/Odense Lokal-TV/Odense Naer-TV, Odense-ch 49
18.00 Kommunemagsin
18.30 TV-Odense
19.00 Optakt
20.00 Fredag for weekend
20.30 sign-off

TV-Svendborg/Weekend-TV, Svendborg-ch 52
18.00 Weekend-bingo
19.15 Nyheder
19.30 Ugens aktuelle geast
19.45 program break
20.00 TV-bingo
21.00 Movie "Flight 90"
22.27 sign-off

TV-Bornholm, Bornholm-ch 59
19.10 Tip TV-trav
19.25 program break
20.00 TV-bingo
21.15 Tip TV-trav, followed by Ugens Bornholm i dag
22.05 sign-off

The magazine listed foreign channels in Danish, so I've chosen not to list them here, but for the record, here's what other channels were listed:

East Germany
DDR1
DDR2

Norway
NRK

Sweden
SVT1
SVT2

UK
BBC (not sure as to what feed...the listings indicate that this carried news from both BBC Wales and BBC London & South East)

West Germany
ARD
ZDF
N3

Satellite
Arts Channel
FilmNet
MTV
Scansat TV3
Sky Channel
Super Channel
TV5 Europe
WorldNet
 
Channel 3 was on the air for just 1 hour 25 minutes?
 
Danish television used to have really short broadcast days, even by European standards of that time. Let me dust off my copy of Timothy Green's fascinating 1972 book The Universal Eye again:

"Danish television conducts, on its one channel, the limited television service that vanished in many countries in the 1950s. On weekdays the programmes are from 7.30 in the evening until 10.30, and Saturdays and Sundays there are afternoon programmes. But the total is only thirty-eight hours a week, including three hours of repeats on weekday afternoons for those who may have missed programmes the previous evening [...] The Danish approach to television is that it is something to be viewed after dinner in the evening, just as one might go to a theatre or concert, it is not conceived as visual muzak. 'My family and I would never watch television while we eat,' a Danish television producer told me. 'Danish families like to have their evening meal in peace and then, perhaps, see what is on.'"

However, most Danes could always pick up television from neighboring countries.
 
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