Source: Fairbanks Daily News-Miner Weekender
KFAR-TV 2 (NBC/ABC):
Noon-James Robison Presents
12:30-Herald of Truth
1:00-Old Time Gospel Hour (Jerry Falwell)
2:00-Day of Discovery
2:30-PTL Club (listed as "Praise The Lord", which is Trinity Broadcasting Network's flagship show)
4:30-Hamilton Acres Baptist Church Services
5:30-Hogan's Heroes
6:00-Irwin Allen's Swiss Family Robinson
7:00-The Wonderful World of Disney ("Chico, the Misunderstood Coyote")
8:00-Ellery Queen ("Miss Aggie's Farewell Performance")
9:00-NBC Sunday Mystery Movie: "After Shock"
11:00-ABC Friday Night Movie: "Hard Driver"
KUAC-TV 9 (PBS)
4:00-Right On
4:30-Sesame Street
5:30-The Big Blue Marble
6:00-Washington Week in Review
6:30-Wall Street Week
7:00-Great Performances ("Bernstein's Mass")
9:00-Masterpiece Theatre ("Sunset Song")
10:00-World Press
10:30-Washington Week in Review
11:00-Wall Street Week
KTVF-TV 11 (CBS/ABC):
7:00 AM-Camera III
7:30-Music and the Spoken Word
8:00-Kroeze Brothers Program
8:30-Quest For Life
9:00-To Be Announced
9:30-Abbott Loop Community Chapel
10:00-Oral Roberts and You
10:30-Amazing Grace Bible Class
11:00-U.S. of Archie
11:30-Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Machine
Noon-It Is Written ("A Drop of Mystery")
12:30 PM-The Lawrence Welk Show
1:00-NBA Playoffs doubleheader (dunno which games were played)
5:30-60 Minutes
6:30-CBS Evening News (Dan Rather)
7:00-The Six Million-Dollar Man
8:00-Kojak
9:00-Bronk
10:00-ABC Sunday Night Movie: "California Split"
Midnight-Twilight Zone
12:30-Face The Nation (same-day delay)
Yes, there was a lot of religious programming on Channels 2 and 11 on Sunday mornings (including the PTL Club daily on Channel 2) until KJNP-TV in North Pole signed on in late 1981.
Now...I've talked to my good friend and University of Alaska journalism professor Charles Fedullo (himself a former news anchor in Fairbanks and Anchorage) about the lack of classic Alaska TV clips on YouTube, especially news opens, IDs, and promos. Posting schedules is great, but SEEING what TV in Fairbanks and/or Anchorage was like in the '70s and '80s -- heck, even the '60s, if any kinescopes exist -- is even better!
I'm sure somebody must have old tapes -- don't care if it's VHS or Beta -- in the attics or sheds that have been gathering amounts of dust for years and years that have yet to be on YouTube. This one from KIMO-13 in Anchorage in 1982 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhUJFk5yiVQ) is just chicken feed, but we want more, MORE I say!!!
Jonathan Allen
KFAR-TV 2 (NBC/ABC):
Noon-James Robison Presents
12:30-Herald of Truth
1:00-Old Time Gospel Hour (Jerry Falwell)
2:00-Day of Discovery
2:30-PTL Club (listed as "Praise The Lord", which is Trinity Broadcasting Network's flagship show)
4:30-Hamilton Acres Baptist Church Services
5:30-Hogan's Heroes
6:00-Irwin Allen's Swiss Family Robinson
7:00-The Wonderful World of Disney ("Chico, the Misunderstood Coyote")
8:00-Ellery Queen ("Miss Aggie's Farewell Performance")
9:00-NBC Sunday Mystery Movie: "After Shock"
11:00-ABC Friday Night Movie: "Hard Driver"
KUAC-TV 9 (PBS)
4:00-Right On
4:30-Sesame Street
5:30-The Big Blue Marble
6:00-Washington Week in Review
6:30-Wall Street Week
7:00-Great Performances ("Bernstein's Mass")
9:00-Masterpiece Theatre ("Sunset Song")
10:00-World Press
10:30-Washington Week in Review
11:00-Wall Street Week
KTVF-TV 11 (CBS/ABC):
7:00 AM-Camera III
7:30-Music and the Spoken Word
8:00-Kroeze Brothers Program
8:30-Quest For Life
9:00-To Be Announced
9:30-Abbott Loop Community Chapel
10:00-Oral Roberts and You
10:30-Amazing Grace Bible Class
11:00-U.S. of Archie
11:30-Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Machine
Noon-It Is Written ("A Drop of Mystery")
12:30 PM-The Lawrence Welk Show
1:00-NBA Playoffs doubleheader (dunno which games were played)
5:30-60 Minutes
6:30-CBS Evening News (Dan Rather)
7:00-The Six Million-Dollar Man
8:00-Kojak
9:00-Bronk
10:00-ABC Sunday Night Movie: "California Split"
Midnight-Twilight Zone
12:30-Face The Nation (same-day delay)
Yes, there was a lot of religious programming on Channels 2 and 11 on Sunday mornings (including the PTL Club daily on Channel 2) until KJNP-TV in North Pole signed on in late 1981.
Now...I've talked to my good friend and University of Alaska journalism professor Charles Fedullo (himself a former news anchor in Fairbanks and Anchorage) about the lack of classic Alaska TV clips on YouTube, especially news opens, IDs, and promos. Posting schedules is great, but SEEING what TV in Fairbanks and/or Anchorage was like in the '70s and '80s -- heck, even the '60s, if any kinescopes exist -- is even better!
I'm sure somebody must have old tapes -- don't care if it's VHS or Beta -- in the attics or sheds that have been gathering amounts of dust for years and years that have yet to be on YouTube. This one from KIMO-13 in Anchorage in 1982 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhUJFk5yiVQ) is just chicken feed, but we want more, MORE I say!!!
Jonathan Allen