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This is a list of
British television
related events from 1967.
Events
January
3 January – Children's stop-motion animation series
Trumpton
is the second programme on
BBC1
to be shot in colour and to show the copyright year in the end credits.
7 January – Debut of
The Forsyte Saga
, a blockbuster
BBC
dramatisation (the last to be made in black and white) in 26 50-minute episodes originally shown on
BBC2
. Because of the restricted number of viewers who can receive this channel, it is not until it begins BBC1 Sunday evening repeats on 8 September that it reaches a large audience which will build to 18 million and cause some church services to be rescheduled;
[
1
]
it is also popular internationally and becomes the first British television programme ever to be sold to the
Soviet Union
.
9 January – The long-running children's educational programme
Look and Read
debuts on BBC1.
February
3 February –
David Frost
confronts fraudster
Emil Savundra
on
Rediffusion London
's
The Frost Programme
.
[
2
]
28 February – National and regional newspapers carry advertisements from the
Independent Television Authority
requesting applicants for various new ITV contracts, one of which is
Programme Contractor for Yorkshire Area (Contract D) – All Week
. Ten formal bids are received by the closing date.
[
3
]
[
4
]
March
No events.
April
4 April – BBC1 show a
Tom and Jerry
cartoon for the first time, commencing with the 1942
short
'Dog Trouble'. The hugely popular
Hanna-Barbera
characters are shown twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and go on to be screened continually on the BBC throughout many decades.
8 April – The United Kingdom wins the 12th
Eurovision Song Contest
in Vienna, Austria. The winning song is "
Puppet on a String
" performed (barefoot) by
Sandie Shaw
.
May
No events.
June
12 June – The 1967 franchise round sees a number of changes being made to the ITV regional map which will take effect from May to August 1968:
Any split weekday/weekend licences are removed in all regions, except London.
The London split is moved from Friday/Saturday to Friday at 7pm.
The North of England region is split into the North West and Yorkshire.
Granada
, the existing weekday contractor for the North of England region, is given a seven-day licence for the new North West of England region.
Lord Thomson of Fleet is required to divest himself of most of his holding in
Scottish Television
.
A new company, Telefusion Yorkshire, later renamed
Yorkshire Television
, is given the licence to broadcast in the newly created Yorkshire region.
ATV
wins the new seven-day Midlands licence, replacing
ABC
at the weekend.
ABC and
Rediffusion, London
are asked to form a joint company to take the London weekday franchise previously held by Rediffusion alone, the result,
Thames Television
, is 51% controlled by ABC.
The London Television Consortium, put together by
David Frost
wins the London weekend contract which now includes Friday evenings from 7pm. They go on air as
London Weekend Television
.
Most controversially,
TWW
loses its franchise for Wales and the West of England to
Harlech Television
which later becomes known as HTV on the arrival of UHF.
25 June – The
Our World
programme airs to over 30 countries featuring performers from the represented countries, the segment for the United Kingdom features
The Beatles
performing "
All You Need Is Love
", with guests
Mick Jagger
,
Marianne Faithfull
,
Keith Richards
,
Keith Moon
,
Eric Clapton
,
Pattie Harrison
,
Jane Asher
,
Graham Nash
,
Hunter Davies
and others.
July
1 July
BBC2
becomes Europe's first colour TV broadcaster. The colour service is launched with live coverage from the
Wimbledon Championships
.
Debut of the game show
The Golden Shot
on ITV. Initially presented by Canadian entertainer
Jackie Rae
, he would soon be replaced by the show's best known host
Bob Monkhouse
and would become hugely popular.
2 July – The BBC's colour
Test Card F
, featuring
Carole Hersee
, is broadcast for the first time.
3 July –
News at Ten
premieres on
ITV
. It airs for half an hour nightly on weeknights until 1999 before being axed. It is then reintroduced in 2001, axed again in 2004 and brought back for a second time in 2008.
8–9 July –
BBC1
broadcasts
The Great Climb
, covering ascents of the
Old Man of Hoy
in Orkney in real time,
[
5
]
which attracts around 15 million viewers.
[
6
]
August
No events.
September
29 September
The Prisoner
has its UK premiere on
ATV
and
Grampian Television
. The world premiere of the series occurs on 5 September when the series debuts on
CTV
in
Canada
.
Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons
, the popular science fiction
Supermarionation
series created by
Gerry
and
Sylvia Anderson
debuts on
ITV
.
October
13 October –
Omnibus
, an arts documentary series, begins on BBC1.
16 October – ITV Granada show the silent 1922 German expressionist horror film
Nosferatu
.
23 October –
Service Information
is broadcast by the
BBC
for the first time. The bulletins are broadcast three times each weekday on
BBC2
.
November
No events.
December
2 December – Colour television is officially launched on
BBC2
which coincides with a new ident known as Cube 2.
22 December –
Dante's Inferno
,
Ken Russell
's television film about
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
is shown in the
Omnibus
series.
25 December – The final edition of
The Sooty Show
is shown on the BBC after being cancelled by
Paul Fox
, the controller of
BBC1
. Part of the reason for the cancellation is due to his decision to clear out long-running programmes on the channel to make way for new shows.
The Sooty Show
will return next year on ITV, being produced by the newly-launched London franchise
Thames Television
.
26 December
The Beatles
' made-for-television musical film
Magical Mystery Tour
airs on
BBC1
in the UK in black and white.
Comedy sketch show
Do Not Adjust Your Set
, originally intended for children and made by Rediffusion London, premieres on ITV.
Debuts
BBC1
2 January –
Sword of Honour
(1967)
3 January –
The
Trumptonshire
Trilogy:
Trumpton
(1967)
6 January –
The Whitehall Worrier
(1967)
7 January –
The Forsyte Saga
(1967)
15 January –
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
(1967)
22 January –
Great Expectations
(1967)
24 February –
The World of Wodehouse
(1967)
4 April –
Dee Time
(1967–1969)
9 April –
St. Ives
(1967)
2 May –
Further Adventures of Lucky Jim
(1967)
4 April –
Tom and Jerry
(1940-1967)
8 May –
Mickey Dunne
(1967)
21 May –
The Further Adventures of the Musketeers
(1967)
26 May –
Not in Front of the Children
(1967–1970)
28 May –
Champion House
(1967–1968)
12 June –
Ask the Family
(1967–1984)
20 June –
Misleading Cases
(1967–1971)
5 July –
Rainbow City
(1967)
1 August –
Sorry I'm Single
(1967)
4 August –
Boy Meets Girl
(1967–1969)
18 August –
Whistle Stop
(1967–1968)
28 August –
The Queen's Traitor
(1967)
September –
Batfink
(1966–1967)
10 September –
Pride and Prejudice
(1967)
30 September –
The Talk of the Town
(1967–1974)
2 October –
Belle and Sebastian
(1967–1968) (Made in 1965)
3 October –
A Series of Bird's
(1967)
8 October –
Ironside
(1967–1975)
13 October –
Omnibus
(1967–2003)
22 October –
Les Misérables
(1967)
27 November –
The Very Merry Widow
(1967–1968)
26 December –
Magical Mystery Tour
(1967)
Unknown
The Rolf Harris Show
(1967–1970; 1972–1974)
Reksio
(1967–1990)
BBC2
9 January –
Look and Read
:
Bob and Carol Look for Treasure
(1967)
21 January –
The Invaders
(1967–1969)
30 January –
Before the Fringe
(1967)
4 February –
Girl in a Black Bikini
(1967)
18 March –
The Paradise Makers
(1967)
28 March –
The Revenue Men
(1967–1968)
27 April –
Witch Hunt
(1967)
3 June –
This Way for Murder
(1967)
12 June –
Three of a Kind
(1967)
22 July –
Kenilworth
(1967)
3 August –
Face the Music
(
1967–1977
: 1983–1984)
19 August –
Angel Pavement
(1967)
29 August –
The Big M
(1967)
16 September –
The White Rabbit
(1967)
28 October –
Wuthering Heights
(1967)
16 November –
A Hundred Years of Humphrey Hastings
(1967)
2 December –
Vanity Fair
(1967)
3 December –
The World About Us
(1967–1987)
10 December –
The Charlie Drake Show
(1967–1968)
ITV
2 January –
Turn Out the Lights
(1967)
6 January
Uncle Charles
(1967)
Mr. Aitch
(1967)
11 February –
Who Is Sylvia?
(1967)
15 February –
At Last the 1948 Show
(1967–1968)
17 February –
Mr. Rose
(1967–1968)
18 February –
Never Mind the Quality, Feel the Width
(1967–1971)
24 February –
My Man Joe
(1967)
30 March –
Seven Deadly Virtues
(1967)
1 April –
Vacant Lot
(1967)
3 April –
Market in Honey Lane
(1967–1969)
18 April –
The Golden Age
(1967)
23 April –
Spindoe
(1967)
15 May –
The Jetsons
(1962–1963)
16 May –
Half Hour Story
(1967–1968)
19 May –
The Fellows
(1967)
27 May –
Trapped
(1967)
6 June –
Hancock's
(1967)
27 June –
Sam and Janet
(1967–1968)
29 June –
Sanctuary
(1967–1968)
1 July –
The Golden Shot
(1967–1975)
3 July –
News at Ten
(
1967–1999
, 2001–2004, 2008–present)
6 July
Danger Island
(1967)
Send Foster
(1967)
8 July –
Callan
(1967–1972)
9 July –
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
(1967)
18 July –
Escape
(1967)
19 August –
Haunted
(1967–1968)
22 September –
Baker's Half-Dozen
(1967)
25 September
ITV Playhouse
(1967–1982)
Sexton Blake
(1967–1971)
26 September –
The Gamblers
(1967–1968)
27 September
Man in a Suitcase
(1967–1968)
The Flower of Gloster
(1967)
28 September –
Mystery Hall
(1967)
29 September
Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons
(1967–1968)
Inheritance
(1967)
The Prisoner
(1967–1968)
7 October –
Sat'day While Sunday
(1967)
8 October –
Skippy the Bush Kangaroo
(1967–1970)
29 October –
The Pilgrim's Progress
(1967)
14 November –
No – That's Me Over Here!
(1967–1970)
8 December –
City '68
(1967–1968)
26 December –
Do Not Adjust Your Set
(1967–1969)
Unknown
Tarzan
(1966–1968)
Mission: Impossible
(1966–1973)
Television shows
Changes of network affiliation
Shows
Moved from
Moved to
BBC Wimbledon
BBC1
BBC2
Sooty
BBC
ITV
Continuing television shows
1920s
BBC Wimbledon
(1927–1939, 1946–2019, 2021–2024)
1930s
Trooping the Colour
(1937–1939, 1946–2019, 2023–present)
The Boat Race
(1938–1939, 1946–2019, 2021–present)
BBC Cricket
(1939, 1946–1999, 2020–2024)
1940s
The Ed Sullivan Show
(1948–1971)
Come Dancing
(1949–1998)
1950s
Andy Pandy
(1950–1970, 2002–2005)
Watch with Mother
(1952–1975)
The Good Old Days
(1953–1983)
Panorama
(1953–present)
Take Your Pick!
(1955–1968, 1992–1998)
Double Your Money
(1955–1968)
Dixon of Dock Green
(1955–1976)
Crackerjack
(1955–1970, 1972–1984, 2020–2021)
Opportunity Knocks
(1956–1978, 1987–1990)
This Week
(1956–1978, 1986–1992)
Armchair Theatre
(1956–1974)
[
7
]
What the Papers Say
(1956–2008)
[
8
]
The Sky at Night
(1957–present)
Blue Peter
(1958–present)
Grandstand
(1958–2007)
1960s
Coronation Street
(1960–present)
The Avengers
(1961–1969)
Songs of Praise
(1961–present)
The Saint
(1962–1969)
Z-Cars
(1962–1978)
Animal Magic
(1962–1983)
Doctor Who
(1963–1989, 1996, 2005–present)
World in Action
(1963–1998)
The Wednesday Play
(1964–1970)
Top of the Pops
(1964–2006)
Match of the Day
(1964–present)
Crossroads
(1964–1988, 2001–2003)
Play School
(1964–1988)
Mr. and Mrs.
(1965–1999)
The Newcomers
(1965–1969)
Not Only... But Also
(1965–1970)
World of Sport
(1965–1985)
Call My Bluff
(1965–2005)
Jackanory
(1965–1996, 2006)
Softly, Softly
(1966–1969)
The
Trumptonshire
Trilogy
(1966–1969)
All Gas and Gaiters
(1966–1971)
It's a Knockout
(1966–1982, 1999–2001)
The Money Programme
(1966–2010)
Ending this year
Sunday Night at the London Palladium
(1955–1967)
Emergency - Ward 10
(1957–1967)
Hugh and I
(1962–1967)
The Illustrated Weekly Hudd
(1966–1967)
Batfink
(1966–1967)
Births
2 January –
Ruth Gemmell
, actress
7 January –
Mark Lamarr
, British comedian/TV and radio presenter
14 January –
Emily Watson
, English actress
15 January –
Paul J. Medford
, actor
21 January –
Tony Hirst
, actor
16 February –
Matthew Cottle
, actor
21 February –
Neil Oliver
, archaeologist, historian, author and broadcaster
4 March –
Tim Vine
, actor and comedian, brother of
Jeremy Vine
11 March –
John Barrowman
, Scottish-born actor
21 March –
Adrian Chiles
, television presenter
22 March –
Joanne Malin
, broadcaster and television presenter
2 April –
Helen Chamberlain
, television presenter
25 April –
Tim Davie
, BBC television executive
26 April –
Marianne Jean-Baptiste
, actress
4 May
Anna Botting
, journalist and newsreader
Kate Garraway
, journalist and television presenter
18 July –
Paul Cornell
, British television writer
19 July –
Rageh Omaar
, broadcaster
22 July –
Rhys Ifans
, Welsh actor
26 July –
Jason Statham
, actor
19 August –
Lucy Briers
, actress
1 September –
Steve Pemberton
, English comedy writer and performer (
The League of Gentlemen
)
18 September –
Tara Fitzgerald
, English actress
21 September –
Christopher Price
, television presenter (died 2002)
16 October –
Davina McCall
, British TV presenter and UK
Big Brother
host
14 November –
Letitia Dean
, British actress
15 November –
Becky Anderson
, journalist and newsreader
Unknown –
Miranda Sawyer
, journalist and broadcaster
Death
30 May –
Claude Rains
, actor, aged 77
See also
1967 in British music
1967 in British radio
1967 in the United Kingdom
List of British films of 1967
References
^
"The Forsyte Saga (1967)"
.
screenonline
.
BFI
. Archived from
the original
on 7 September 2009
. Retrieved
1 January
2024
.
^
Frischauer, Willi (1971).
David Frost
. London: Joseph. pp. 136–8.
ISBN
0718110056
.
^
Baren, Maurice (2000).
How It All Began in Yorkshire
. Vol. 2. Clapham, Yorkshire: Dalesman Publishing.
ISBN
1-85568-183-8
.
[
page needed
]
^
ITV: who wants what.
The Times
(London). 30 May 1967.
^
"The Old Man of Hoy"
.
History of the BBC
. BBC
. Retrieved
2 August
2023
.
^
"The Great Climb"
. BBC. 16 October 2014
. Retrieved
2 August
2023
.
^
Mark Duguid
"
Armchair Theatre
(1956–74)"
, BFI screenonline
^
"What the Papers Say in pictures"
.
The Guardian
. 29 May 2008
. Retrieved
2 April
2022
.
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