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Gas St.1988
A one series wonder from Central (Gas Street being round the corner from Central's Birmingham HQ) broadcast at lunchtimes and fronted by the well-known duo of Suzi Quattro and Vince Hill.
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Jameson Tonight1989
Back in 1989, when Sky first launched, Derek Jameson had a nightly chatshow on Sky One, we don't have the opening, but here's a trailer for the programme instead.
Judi1980s
Originally produced for local transmission in the south-west, this early-evening TSW series found its way onto some of the other ITV stations during the afternoon. While hostess Judi Spiers was well known to TSW viewers as a continuity announcer, to those outside the region she was a complete non-entity. The usual mid-80s repetoire of guests were dragged down to Plymouth to appear, while the show also featured a slot where the eponymous Judi would have a go at some kind of complicated skill - such as marking pastaK
Kilroy1988
By 1988 Daytime had been renamed Kilroy after its host Robert Kilroy Silk. These titles from 1988 bear a very strong resemblance to Day To Day.
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Lily Allen and Friends2008
From humble beginnings on MySpace, Lily Allen a British pop singer is given her own chat show on BBC Three to appeal to the kids... a new generation of cross-media viewers
Live From Two1990
Live from Two was a live, twice weekly, networked chat show. The programme was hosted by the late Shelley Rohde who was also a director, writer and reporter for Granada Reports.
Live Talk2000
Presented by Kaye Adams and Nadia Sawalha. For a short period, the women's daytime chat show "Loose Women" moved it's production to Granada TV and became "Live Talk" live from Manchester . After just one series, the programme returned to it's original format "Loose Women" and base in London.
Look Who's Talking1986
Look Who's Talking, introduced by Derek Batey, started life in 1972 as a local programme in the Border area. Introduced to bring theatre personalities into the homes of viewers. It was deemed so successful that it was soon networked across ITV. The first guest in 1972 was Ken Dodd by the way.
