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This Day In TV History: March 24

Davros2006

Davros2006

All of these events happened on March 24, 1989:

(1): $ale of the Century aired its last episode as a U.S. series after 6 years.

(2): Super Password aired its last episode after over 4½ years on the air.

I suppose everyone knows what the third event that happened on the same day and year is but I won't mention it here; it's probably been said on other forum sites.<P ID="signature">______________
Davros (aka Mike)</P>
 
> All of these events happened on March 24, 1989:
>
> (1): $ale of the Century aired its last episode as a U.S.
> series after 6 years.
>
> (2): Super Password aired its last episode after over 4½
> years on the air.
>
> I suppose everyone knows what the third event that happened
> on the same day and year is but I won't mention it here;
> it's probably been said on other forum sites.
>
Are you referring to the valdez tanker spill? If so, what does that have to do with Television history?

And if not, to what are you referring?
 
> > I suppose everyone knows what the third event that
> happened
> > on the same day and year is but I won't mention it here;
> > it's probably been said on other forum sites.
> >
> Are you referring to the valdez tanker spill? If so, what
> does that have to do with Television history?
>
> And if not, to what are you referring?
>
I thought he might have meant Lucille Ball's death, but that was on April 26.
So your guess is as good as mine!
 
> > I suppose everyone knows what the third event that
> happened
> > on the same day and year is but I won't mention it here;
> > it's probably been said on other forum sites.
> >
> Are you referring to the valdez tanker spill? If so, what
> does that have to do with Television history?
>
> And if not, to what are you referring?

Perhaps he means the first airing of "Peter Pan" with Mary Martin since 1973, which took place on this date?

Otherwise, I echo those questions.
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Yes, it was the Valdez disaster. I was going to mention it but decided against. And I never thought about Peter Pan.

> > > I suppose everyone knows what the third event that
> > happened
> > > on the same day and year is but I won't mention it here;
>
> > > it's probably been said on other forum sites.
> > >
> > Are you referring to the valdez tanker spill? If so, what
>
> > does that have to do with Television history?
> >
> > And if not, to what are you referring?
>
> Perhaps he means the first airing of "Peter Pan" with Mary
> Martin since 1973, which took place on this date?
>
> Otherwise, I echo those questions.
>
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Davros (aka Mike)</P><P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by Davros2006 on 03/26/06 04:16 AM.</FONT></P>
 
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