TV programming in Buenos Aires - Tue June 9, 1998

[EddieTheRapFan]

Hello, I'm new here. I don't know if this belong to this place, if it isn't the case I ask apologies. This is the Buenos Aires' TV schedule for a day of 1998. The names of the shows were translated.

Morning
6:00
2 Breakfast in Paris

7:00
2 Impact at 7

9:00
2 Move on with Georgina

10:00
7 Seven days

10:30
11 Test pattern
13 Test pattern

11:00
9 Cartoons
11 Mac Gyver
13 Utilísima

11:30
9 Gato Dumas, cooker

12:00
2 News
7 The three Maries
9 News
11 News
13 Captain Tsubasa

12:30
13 Carlos Arguiñano in your kitchen

Afternoon
13:00
2 Rumors
7 News
9 Having lunch with Mirtha Legrand
11 Marimar
13 News

14:00
7 Come on, Lita!
11 El Chavo
13 Wings

14:30
7 History's clock
9 Lucho Avilés

15:00
2 Stricty to the point
7 Hello doctor
11 The nanny
13 From the heart

16:00
2 For loving you this much
7 His and hers
9 Let's talk
11 My little girl
13 Common cause

17:00
2 Love and Moria
7 Fun stuff
9 Without you
11 Cebollitas
13 Melrose Place

18:00
2 People who seeks people
7 Living better
9 The older sister
11 Little girls
13 Next door girls

19:00
7 Entertainment news
9 La usurpadora
11 News
13 The TV gang

Evening
20:00
2 Insolit TV
9 News
11 Susana Giménez
13 News

21:00
2 News
7 DNI
9 Rich and famous
11 Summer of '98
13 Gasoleros

21:30
7 The art in Argentina

22:00
2 CQC
7 Cosquín lasts the whole year
9 Movie
11 Mi cuñado
13 Forgive our sins

23:00
7 Our things are the best
11 The finest team
13 Truth or consequences

23:30
2 Lightning ray

Late night
0:00
2 Atorrantes
7 News
9 Sunset beach
11 World Cup's team
12 News

0:20
13 Movie

0:30
11 Sign-off

1:00
2 Turn off the light
7 Italian news
9 Sign-off

1:05
2 Sign-off

1:30
7 Sign-off

2:00
13 Sign-off

 

[mjlarochelle]

This is the perfect place to post this, and it's nice to see schedules from outside the U.S. and Canada. I know myself I have no sources for anything outside the U.S. or Canada.

However it is much appreciated to indicate what stations are represented by the channel numbers, as channel numbers aren't generally known outside the originating market.

Welcome to the board!

 

[EddieTheRapFan]

This is the perfect place to post this, and it's nice to see schedules from outside the U.S. and Canada. I know myself I have no sources for anything outside the U.S. or Canada.

However it is much appreciated to indicate what stations are represented by the channel numbers, as channel numbers aren't generally known outside the originating market.

Welcome to the board!

Thanks for the welcome! I will edit the post with information of the stations. Thanks again.

 

[EddieTheRapFan]

Ok, as it seems I can't edit my message, here is more info about these stations:

LS86 Channel 2 "América TV" (it broadcasted from La Plata, Buenos Aires' capitol city until 2000. Now it broadcasts from Capital Federal)
LS82 Channel 7 "ATC" (now known as "TV Pública")
LS83 Channel 9 "Canal 9 Libertad" (now known as "Canal 9"
LS84 Channel 11 "Telefe"
LS85 Channel 13 "Canal 13"

 

[azumanga]

What were the Spanish titles?

 

[EddieTheRapFan]

What were the Spanish titles?

You can watch the original schedule in this picture:
http://img44.imageshack.us/img44/7182/programaciontvjunio1998.jpg

 

[mjlarochelle]

Ok, as it seems I can't edit my message, here is more info about these stations:

LS86 Channel 2 "América TV" (it broadcasted from La Plata, Buenos Aires' capitol city until 2000. Now it broadcasts from Capital Federal)
LS82 Channel 7 "ATC" (now known as "TV Pública")
LS83 Channel 9 "Canal 9 Libertad" (now known as "Canal 9"
LS84 Channel 11 "Telefe"
LS85 Channel 13 "Canal 13"

Are LS86 etc. legal callsigns?

 

[KeithE4]

Ok, as it seems I can't edit my message, here is more info about these stations:

LS86 Channel 2 "América TV" (it broadcasted from La Plata, Buenos Aires' capitol city until 2000. Now it broadcasts from Capital Federal)
LS82 Channel 7 "ATC" (now known as "TV Pública")
LS83 Channel 9 "Canal 9 Libertad" (now known as "Canal 9"
LS84 Channel 11 "Telefe"
LS85 Channel 13 "Canal 13"

Are LS86 etc. legal callsigns?

Yes. Callsigns beginning with LO thru LW, along with AY, AZ and L2 thru L9, are assigned to Argentina.

Link: Wikipedia's ITU Prefix List