World Retro: Buenos Aires, Argentina Sat, Oct 28, 1989

[Bluenoser]

from TV Guia
Programs listed in 24 hr clock

LS86 Canal 2-Tevedos
13.00 La hora de Grock
15.00 Cine Argentino "El honorable inquilino"
17.00 La vida tiene esas cosas
18.00 Tropivision (tropical music)
19.00 Desafio tecnologico
20.00 Ring Side 2 (fights from overseas)
21.00 Europa Europa (RAI import)
22.00 Todo golf
23.00 Italia '90 (soccer)
1.00 Ondas de amor y paz

LS82 Canal 7-ATC
13.00 Festilindo
14.00 La salud de nuestros hijos
15.00 Vida o droga
16.00 Comunicandonos
17.00 Latinoamericano
18.00 Musica total (local and international videos)
19.00 El gran debut
20.00 El mundo de Ante Garmaz
21.00 Juguemos en familia
22.00 Funcion privada "Esperando la carroza"
1.00 Agenda diplomatica

LS83 Canal 9-El Canal de la Palomita
13.00 El Club de Madonna (videos)
14.00 Sabados de los mejores
18.30 El juego de los matrimonios
19.30 Todo al nueve
21.00 Hiperhumor '89
22.00 La noche VIP del cine "Sin aliento"
0.00 Club 700

LS84 Canal 11-Canal 11/Telefe
13.00 Johnny Allon presenta
14.00 Sabados de super accion I "Oro para el Cesar"
15.30 Sabados de super accion II "El primer Texano"
17.00 Sabados de super accion III "Duna"
20.00 La noche del sabado con Gerado Sofovich
0.30 El Sonajero

LS85 Canal 13-Canal 13 (became Artear in December 1989)
13.00 Realidad '89
14.00 El canal de los sabados
18.00 Batman Club
19.00 ALF (2 eps)
20.00 Hunter
21.00 Cine de los sabados "Furia de Titanes"
23.30 En busca del Clio (pt 1 of a program featuring the world's best ads)
0.30 Todo nuevo

 

[EddieTheRapFan]

Surprised to see Canal 13 had a newscast on Saturday noons, that was certainly the last season of the Realidad news.
Also, a small correction: the real name of Channel 9 was "Canal 9 Libertad". El canal de la Palomita was just an informal slogan or name never used officially by the channel. They became Azul TV in 1999 and then Canal 9 in 2002.

 

[Bluenoser]

Surprised to see Canal 13 had a newscast on Saturday noons, that was certainly the last season of the Realidad news.
Also, a small correction: the real name of Channel 9 was "Canal 9 Libertad". El canal de la Palomita was just an informal slogan or name never used officially by the channel. They became Azul TV in 1999 and then Canal 9 in 2002.

The logo used had the bird, so that's why I used that slogan....Wikipedia, which had info on all 5 BA channels, was unclear about when Canal 9 used the Libertad slogan...also, when did Canal 11 become Telefe? Wikipedia mentions the name changed in 1989, but doesn't indicate as to when.

 

[EddieTheRapFan]

Channel 9 adopted the Libertad slogan when it was privatized, in 1984.
Channel 11 became Telefe in 1990, after it was privatized too.