Originally Posted by mersey70:
“That would appear very poor but between them did Scottish or Grampian ever contribute much to the network even in ITV's heyday?
I remember some kids shows and Wheel of Fortune but not very much else really. Oh and Take the High Road but I don't know if that was carried by all the regions.
Even Anglia seemed to provide much more than both the Scottish licences as I remember.
Odd that the two 'presented' shows are fronted by Englishmen, I thought STV was meant to be as Scottish as Haggis!”
TUT! here is what STV did provide to the network:
Scottish:
Wheel of fortunes, Now you see it,
Rebus,
Taggart,
HIGH ROAD,
The Campbells,
Charles Endell Esquire,
Doctor Finlay,
The House on the Hill (1981)
Garnock Way,
McCallum (1995–8)
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie,
The Old Master and many other Dramas.
The Terry Neason Show (1987)
Thingummyjig
Win, Lose or Draw
Star Parade
Hear Here
Hello, Good Evening and Welcome
Art Attack
Captain Zed and the Zee Zone
Caribou Kitchen
The Disney Club
Dramarama
Fun House
Get Wet
Finders Keepers
Flying Rhino Junior High (co-produced with Nelvana)
Harry and the Wrinklies
How 2 (1993 – 2006)
Hurricanes (1993–7)
The Magic House (1993–5)
Meeow!
On Safari (2000)
Prove It! (co-produced with GeronimoTV, 2005–7)
Rupert
Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century
Snug and Cozi (1996–7)
Squeak! (2004)
Stookie (1986)
Twister (2001)
Uncle Dad
Walter Melon (co-produced with Nelvana, 1998–9)
What's Up Doc (1992–5)
Wolf It (1993–6)
Moneywise (1976-82)
Positively Unemployed (1984-5)
Grampian made a lot of Education and Religionist series and many many documentary's and the The Electric Theatre Show