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RETRO: MILWAUKEE--9/20/1995

C

Capemill

Guest
RETRO: MILWAUKEE--9/20/1995

Source: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

WTMJ-TV (NBC) Ch-4
5:00am: NBC News at Sunrise
5:30am: News
7:00am: Today
9:00am: Montel Williams
10:00am: Maury Povich
11:00am: News
11:30am: News
12:00pm: Days of Our Lives
1:00pm: Another World
2:00pm: Jerry Springer
3:00pm: American Journal
3:30pm: Jeopardy!
4:00pm: News
4:30pm: News
5:00pm: News
5:30pm: NBC Nightly News
6:00pm: News
6:30pm: Wheel of Fortune
7:00pm: Seaquest 2032
8:00pm: Dateline NBC
9:00pm: Law & Order
10:00pm: News
10:35pm: The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
11:35pm: Entertainment Tonight
12:05am: Late Night with Conan O'Brien
1:05am: Rush Limbaugh
1:35am: Later with Greg Kinnear
2:05am: News (Rebroadcast)
2:40am: CNN Headline News
3:30am: Nightside

WITI-TV (FOX) Ch-6
5:00am: This Morning's Business
5:30am: Wake Up
9:00am: Gordon Elliott
10:00am: Mark Walberg
11:00am: George and Alana
12:00pm: News
1:00pm: Rescue 911
1:30pm: Court TV: Inside America's Courts
2:00pm: Geraldo
3:00pm: Gabrielle Carteris
4:00pm: Day & Date
5:00pm: News
5:30pm: News
6:00pm: News
6:30pm: America's Most Wanted: Final Justice
7:00pm: Beverly Hills 90210
8:00pm: Melrose Place
9:00pm: News
10:00pm: News
10:35pm: M*A*S*H
11:05pm: Cheers
11:35pm: Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
12:05am: Top Cops
12:35am: Stephanie Miller
1:35am: Murphy Brown
2:05am: Mark Walberg
3:05am: Gordon Elliott
4:05am: Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
4:35am: Bloomberg Information TV

WMVS-TV (PBS) Ch-10
6:00am: Bloomberg Business News
6:30am: Morning Business Report
7:00am: Sesame Street
8:00am: Shining Time Station
8:30am: Barney & Friends
9:00am: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
9:30am: Sit and Be Fit
10:00am: Sewing with Nancy
10:30am: Kidsongs
11:00am: Barney & Friends
11:30am: Sesame Street
12:30pm: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
1:00pm: Barney & Friends
1:30pm: Hooked on Aerobics
2:00pm: Gourmet Cooking
2:30pm: Storytime
3:00pm: Sesame Street
4:00pm: The Magic School Bus
4:30pm: The Puzzle Place
5:00pm: Reading Rainbow
5:30pm: Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
6:00pm: The MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
7:00pm: Live from Lincoln Center: New York Philarmonic Opening Night 1995
9:00pm: Emphasis Wisconsin
10:00pm: Songs of the Homeland
11:00pm: The Great American Brass Band Festival
12:00am: Off Air (to 6:00am)

WISN-TV (ABC) Ch-12
5:00am: World News This Morning
5:30am: News
7:00am: Good Morning America
9:00am: Live with Regis & Kathie Lee
10:00am: All My Children (a day behind)
11:00am: Jenny Jones
12:00pm: News
12:30pm: Mike & Maty (joined in progress)
1:00pm: One Life to Live
2:00pm: General Hospital
3:00pm: Hard Copy
3:30pm: A Current Affair
4:00pm: Oprah Winfrey
5:00pm: News
5:30pm: World News Tonight
6:00pm: News
6:30pm: Inside Edition
7:00pm: Ellen
7:30pm: The Drew Carey Show
8:00pm: Grace Under Fire
8:30pm: The Naked Truth
9:00pm: Primetime Live
10:00pm: News
10:35pm: Home Improvement
11:05pm: Empty Nest
11:35pm: Nightline
12:05am: Rolonda
1:05am: News (Rebroadcast)
1:35am: Paid Programming
2:05am: World News Now

WVTV (IND) Ch-18
6:00am: Mutant League
6:30am: Sailor Moon
7:00am: Gargoyles
7:30am: Aladdin
8:00am: Bonkers
8:30am: Goof Troop
9:00am: The Bots Master
9:30am: Kenneth Copeland
10:00am: Paid Programming
10:30am: Paid Programming
11:00am: Charles Perez
12:00pm: Richard Bey
1:00pm: Tempestt
2:00pm: Bananas in Pajamas
2:30pm: Blinky Bill
3:00pm: Doogie Howser M.D.
3:30pm: Blossom
4:00pm: Carnie
5:00pm: Ricki Lake
6:00pm: Roseanne
6:30pm: Seinfeld
7:00pm: Xena: Warrior Princess
8:00pm: Movie: Avenging Force
10:00pm: Cops
10:30pm: Cops
11:00pm: Ricki Lake
12:00am: Paid Programming
12:30am: Paid Programming
1:00am: Richard Bey
2:00am: Paid Programming (to 6:00am)

WCGV-TV (UPN) Ch-24
5:00am: Samurai Syber-Squad
5:30am: Bobby's World
6:00am: VR Troopers
6:30am: Highlander: The Animated Series
7:00am: Garfield and Friends
7:30am: Mighty Max
8:00am: Littlest Pet Shop
8:30am: Cubhouse
9:00am: Paid Programming
9:30am: Paid Programming
10:00am: In the Heat of the Night
11:00am: Magnum P.I.
12:00pm: The Andy Griffith Show
12:30pm: The Andy Griffith Show
1:00pm: Matlock
2:00pm: The Odd Couple
2:30pm: Taz-Mania
3:00pm: X-Men
3:30pm: Batman & Robin
4:00pm: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
4:30pm: Dinosaurs
5:00pm: Step by Step
5:30pm: Family Matters
6:00pm: The Fresh Prince of Bel Air
6:30pm: The Simpsons
7:00pm: Movie: Everybody's All American
9:30pm: Dear John
10:00pm: The Fresh Prince of Bel Air
10:30pm: Married with Children
11:00pm: Baywatch
12:00am: Paid Programming
12:30am: Paid Programming
1:00am: Richard Bey
2:00am: Paid Programming
2:30am: Paid Programming
3:00am: Shepherd's Chapel
4:00am: Paid Programming (to 6:00am)

WMVT-TV (PBS) Ch-36
6:00am: Homestretch
6:30am: Discovering Psychology
8:00am: College Algebra
9:00am: Instructional TV
11:30am: Lillias!
12:00pm: Economics USA
1:00pm: Instructional TV
3:00pm: Communication Skills
4:00pm: Wild America
4:30pm: Streamside
5:00pm: Read, Write and Research
5:30pm: Literary Visions
6:00pm: Worlds of Childhood
6:30pm: Worlds of Childhood
7:00pm: Today's Japan
7:30pm: Journal
8:00pm: The MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
9:00pm: Nightly Business Report
9:30pm: European Journal
10:00pm: Universe: The Infinite Frontier
11:00pm: Sales Connection
12:00am: Off-Air (to 6:00am)

WDJT-TV (CBS) Ch-58
5:30am: First Business
6:00am: CBS Morning News
6:30am: CBS Morning News
7:00am: CBS This Morning
9:00am: Donahue
10:00am: The Price is Right
11:00am: The Young & The Restless
12:00pm: Shop 'Til You Drop
12:30pm: The Bold & The Beautiful
1:00pm: As the World Turns
2:00pm: Guiding Light
3:00pm: Sally Jesse Raphael
4:00pm: Danny!
5:00pm: The Cosby Show
5:30pm: CBS Evening News
6:00pm: LAPD
6:30pm: Extra
7:00pm: Bless This House
7:30pm: Dave's World
8:00pm: Central Park West
9:00pm: Courthouse
10:00pm: Extra
10:35pm: Late Show with David Letterman
11:35pm: The Late Late Show with Tom Snyder
12:35am: Lauren Hutton and...
1:05am: Northern Exposure
2:05am: Paid Programming
2:35am: Up to the Minute (to 5:30am)
 
dustintv said:
WITI--Gabrielle Carteris had her own show?? ROFLMAO!

Yep, and just like Tempestt Bledsoe, it was one and done.
 
Don't forget Danny (Bonaduce)!

By the way, is the listing for Channel 24 at 1 AM a misprint, or did both Channels 18 and 24 air Richard Bey at the same time?
 
DToTheJ said:
Don't forget Danny (Bonaduce)!

By the way, is the listing for Channel 24 at 1 AM a misprint, or did both Channels 18 and 24 air Richard Bey at the same time?

No, the show aired on both stations at the same time. WVTV and WCGV had a LMA at the time (this was before Sinclair bought WVTV outright) and had the same program inventory, which meant that some shows would switch stations or even air on both at the same time (at one point in the late 90s/early 2000s, The Simpsons aired at 6:00pm on WCGV and at 10:00pm on WVTV).
 
I can understand companies owning two television stations wanting to schedule the same shows on them at different times of the day. That happens today. For example, the WNYW/WWOR duopoly in New York; both stations air Wendy Williams' TV show, among other programs that have been shared...

But I can't fathom the same show - with Richard Bey, of all people - being simulcast on two stations in La Crosse, let alone Milwaukee!
 
PLUS, Bey previously ran on Channel 18! Maybe Channel 24 didn't care for Charles Perez or Tempestt, which also ran on Channel 18 earlier?
 
DToTheJ said:
PLUS, Bey previously ran on Channel 18! Maybe Channel 24 didn't care for Charles Perez or Tempestt, which also ran on Channel 18 earlier?

It's definitely an oddity, that's for sure. Maybe simulcasting was a budget-cutting move since both stations were in financial straits at the time. (WVTV had just lost a planned affiliation with the WB network and as a result had to borrow movies from WCGV's inventory. Though the WB would eventually affiliate with WVTV in 1998.)
 
dustintv said:
WITI--Gabrielle Carteris had her own show?? ROFLMAO!

Yeah, she had her own talk show. She left Beverly Hills 90210 to host her own show. Like her show that premiered in the 1995/1996 season, Carnie Wilson, Shirley, Charles Perez (technically, his show premiered in 1995 mid 95/96 season), and a number of other shows that I can't think of, that premiered in the 95/96 season, were all cancelled at once. I didn't care for Gabrielle as it aired in Chicago, along with the other shows listed.
 
It's definitely an oddity, that's for sure. Maybe simulcasting was a budget-cutting move since both stations were in financial straits at the time. (WVTV had just lost a planned affiliation with the WB network and as a result had to borrow movies from WCGV's inventory. Though the WB would eventually affiliate with WVTV in 1998.)
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WVTV was a longtime independent station prior to the WB affiliation. I never knew there was an effort to affiliate with The WB in 1995. Capemill, do you know why this fell through at the time? Although Milwaukee didn't have a WB affiliate from the onset, I watched all the network's early shows on cable via Chicago superstation WGN which, at the time, was permitted to carry WB shows on the national feed. (That practice ended in fall 1999 when it was deemed there was sufficient coverage throughout the country.)
 
milwaukee_dave said:
It's definitely an oddity, that's for sure. Maybe simulcasting was a budget-cutting move since both stations were in financial straits at the time. (WVTV had just lost a planned affiliation with the WB network and as a result had to borrow movies from WCGV's inventory. Though the WB would eventually affiliate with WVTV in 1998.)


WVTV was a longtime independent station prior to the WB affiliation. I never knew there was an effort to affiliate with The WB in 1995. Capemill, do you know why this fell through at the time? Although Milwaukee didn't have a WB affiliate from the onset, I watched all the network's early shows on cable via Chicago superstation WGN which, at the time, was permitted to carry WB shows on the national feed. (That practice ended in fall 1999 when it was deemed there was sufficient coverage throughout the country.)
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A deal with the Gaylord group was made in 1994 to affiliate their stations (KTVT, KSTW and WVTV) to The WB network. A short while later, the New World/Fox deal was made and as a result CBS was left looking for an affiliate in Dallas, having lost KDFW to FOX. After failed efforts to affiliate with KDFI and KXAS (CBS's wooing of KXAS was what made NBC buy into the station three years later), CBS started wooing KTVT for their affiliation. Gaylord however would only make the deal if CBS also agreed to affiliate with KSTW as well. CBS, not wanting to lose their last opportunity of a Dallas affiliate, agreed to the deal and both became CBS affiliates. The deal with CBS made Gaylord's agreements with The WB null and void and WVTV was stuck as an independent until 1998, when their new owners signed a deal with The WB.
 
A deal with the Gaylord group was made in 1994 to affiliate their stations (KTVT, KSTW and WVTV) to The WB network. A short while later, the New World/Fox deal was made and as a result CBS was left looking for an affiliate in Dallas, having lost KDFW to FOX. After failed efforts to affiliate with KDFI and KXAS (CBS's wooing of KXAS was what made NBC buy into the station three years later), CBS started wooing KTVT for their affiliation. Gaylord however would only make the deal if CBS also agreed to affiliate with KSTW as well. CBS, not wanting to lose their last opportunity of a Dallas affiliate, agreed to the deal and both became CBS affiliates. The deal with CBS made Gaylord's agreements with The WB null and void and WVTV was stuck as an independent until 1998, when their new owners signed a deal with The WB.
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Thanks for the insight! I had no idea this was going on at the time. I assume KTVT lost its superstation status when it joined CBS, thus no longer qualifying per FCC requirements.
 
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