The Year of Listing Dangerously
Phil NormanSkimming the TV schedules for this week in the rapidly receding past.
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Week 66: 1st – 7th August, 1981
“You’ll never look at music the same way again!” MTV launches with The Buggles, Pat Benatar and lots of men with bubble perms and open-necked shirts stood in front of exposed brickwork. (In America, that is. UK viewers will have to wait ano...
Week 65: 18th – 24th July, 1979
Sandinista! Daniel Ortega’s socialist junta wrestles control of Nicaragua from the Somoza dynasty. They’ll remain in charge for the coming decade, despite the best efforts of Reagan and Oliver North, along the way inspiring the Clash to rel...
Week 64: 4th – 10th July, 1983
The Labour party desperately needs a new leader, and there’s only one serious candidate. Neil Kinnock’s supporters announce he’s secured 90% of MPs’ votes for the coming October electoral college, meaning he’ll roundly thrash the likes of H...
Heatwave Summer Special: 23rd June – 27th August, 1976
It wasn’t the hottest, or the driest, or technically the longest. But it was the first major British heatwave to take place in a media environment sufficiently bloated enough to go on and on and on about it in excruciating detail, preservin...
Week 62: 11th – 17th April, 1985
Nazis! Love them or hate them, they’re everywhere this week. Reagan tours West Germany and pays a call at a military cemetery containing the remains of a bunch of Waffen-SS officers. A great many Americans, unsurprisingly, are not happy. Ro...
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