Retro: Des Moines Iowa Saturday September 15, 2001

[Cool_guy81]

WOI 5 (ABC)
7am Teachers Pet
7:30 Lloyd in Space
8am Recess
8:30 Recess
9am Lizzie McGuire
9:30 Even Stevens
10am Sabrina
10:30 Weekenders
11am New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
11:30 Disney's House of Mouse
Noon Golf
2:30 College Football
6pm ABC News
6:30 Powerball
7pm Movie "The Peacemaker"
10pm News
10:35 Sheena
11:35 V.I.P.
12:35 Extra

KCCI 8 (CBS)
5am Headline News
5:30 CBS Marketwatch Weekend
6am Saturday Early Show
8am Oswald
8:30 Dora the Explorer
9am Blues Clues
9:30 Little Bill
10am Franklin
10:30 Bob the Builder
11am Franklin
11:30 Kipper
Noon Living Better
1pm Baywatch Hawaii
2pm College Football Today (Return)
2:30 College Football
6pm News
6:30 Inside Edition Weekend
7pm Touched by an Angel
8pm The District
10pm News
10:35 Stargate SG-1
11:35 Outer Limits
12:35 Profiler
1:35 Living Better
2:05 SOS in America
2:35 News
3:10 Headline News

WHO 13 (NBC)
5am ANC News
5:05 U.S. Farm Report
6am Today
8am Today in Iowa Saturday
10am Just Deal
10:30 One World
11am City Guys
11:30 NBA Inside Stuff
1pm Auto Racing
3pm Breeders Cup Preview
5pm Martha Stewart Living
5:30 NBC News
6pm News
6:30 Wheel of Fortune
7pm Lost
8pm Movie "Growing up Brady"
10pm News
10:30 Saturday Night Live
Mid. Saturday Night Live
1:30 ANC News

KDSM 17 (FOX)
6:30 Jim Fowler's Life in the Wild
7am Transformers Robots in Disguise
7:30 Power Rangers Time Force
8am Digimon
8:30 Medabots
9am Moolah Beach
9:30 Digimon
10am Ripping Friends (Debut)
10:30 Alienators: Evolution Continues (Debut)
11am College Football
2:30 This Week in Baseball
3pm Baseball
6pm Drew Carey
6:30 Seinfeld
7pm Cops
7:30 Cops
8pm America's Most Wanted
9pm News
9:30 Cheers
10pm Mad TV
11pm To Be Announced
2:30 Movie "Santa Fe"
4:30 Deep Space Nine

KPWB 23 (WB)
5am Shop at Home
7am Pokemon
7:30 Cubix
8am Jackie Chan Adventures
8:30 Mummy (Debut)
9am Pokemon
9:30 X-Men Evolution
10am Nightmare Room
10:30 Yu-Gi-Oh (Debut)
11am Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century
11:30 College Football
3pm Invisible Man
4pm Movie "When Innocence is Lost"
6pm Star Trek Voyager
7pm WWF Smackdown
9pm Immortal
10pm Maximum Exposure
11pm Movie "Max Knight: Ultra Spy"
1am Shop at Home

KFPX 39 (PAX)
5am Iowa Press
5:30 Living in Iowa
12:30 Midwest Race Week
1pm Knoxville Raceway
1:30 Cooking with Cookies
3pm Movie "The Butcher's Wife"
5pm Miracle Pets
6pm Ed McMahon's Next Big Star (Debut)
7pm Ponderosa
9pm Forbidden Secrets
10pm Encounters with the Unexplained
Mid. Cafe Video
12:30 Keep the Faith Top 7 Countdown
1am Verity Live
2am Worship

 

[blackgold]

Many of these programs were pre-empted because of the attacks on the previous Tuesday.

 

[PhillyNewsLover]

Like I said in a different thread, this was the day most networks ended coverage.

 

[Cool_guy81]

I don't know what exactly aired but this was what was listed in the tv guide.

 

[JeeperOne]

Many of these programs were pre-empted because of the attacks on the previous Tuesday.

Not so much because of the Attacks but because of the ongoing coverage even though radio stations which weren't normally a News/Talk outlet had all dropped coverage on Friday after Bush's speech at Ground Zero (I KNOW KKFN 950 (Now on 104.3 FM with KKSE now occupying AM 950 as Altitude Sports Radio did by carrying tits own coverage of the 2001 Stanley Cup Finals (Which the Avalanche won) & Westwood One's coverage of the last Super Bowl which the Broncos were in from February 1999 (KKFN didn't have the local rights to Broncos games as that belonged to KOA 850 as it still does today)

Although many of the Independent & PBS stations aired their normal programming then though

Pat

 

[JeeperOne]

Many of these programs were pre-empted because of the attacks on the previous Tuesday.

Not so much because of the Attacks but because of the ongoing coverage even though radio stations which weren't normally a News/Talk outlet had all dropped coverage on Friday after Bush's speech at Ground Zero (I KNOW KKFN 950 did by carrying tits own coverage of the 2001 Stanley Cup Finals (Which the Avalanche won) & Westwood One's coverage of the last Super Bowl which the Broncos were in from February 1999 (KKFN didn't have the local rights to Broncos games as that belonged to KOA 850 as it still does today)

Although many of the Independent & PBS stations aired their normal programming then tjough