
On This Day...
26th September
Programmes
1955
The first edition of Double Your Money airs on ITV.
1958
The first episode of Educating Archie airs on ITV.
1967
The first edition of Talkback airs on BBC One.
Billed as "Television's own correspondence column". Presented by David Coleman.
1969
The first episode of Entertaining with Kerr: The Galloping Gourmet airs on BBC One.
1977
The first episode of The Upchat Line airs on ITV.
1981
The first edition of Game for a Laugh airs on ITV.
1987
The first edition of Chucklevision airs on BBC One.
1987
The first edition of Going Live! airs on BBC One.
1989
The first episode of Capital City airs on ITV.
1990
The first episode of US series Star Trek: The Next Generation airs on BBC Two.
1991
The first edition of Get Your Own Back airs on BBC One. With Dave Benson Phillips.
1996
The final episode of Porkpie airs on Channel 4. Spin-off from Desmond's.
2010
The first episode of Downton Abbey airs on ITV.
2011
The first episode of The Adventures of Abney and Teal airs on CBeebies. Animated adventures of two friends who live on an island in the middle of the big city.
2020
The first edition of Little Mix: The Search airs on BBC One.
2022
The first episode of Inside Man airs on BBC One. Thriller. Written by Steven Moffat. Starring David Tennant and Stanley Tucci.
2022
The first episode of The Suspect airs on ITV.
Psychological thriller. Starring Aidan Turner.
2023
The final episode of The Following Events Are Based on a Pack of Lies airs on BBC One.
Drama. Starring Rebekah Staton, Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Alistair Petrie.
Test Card/Teletext In-Vision Music
1988
BBC Two tape My Sugar airs for the final time.
1998
BBC Two tape Rolling Along airs for the first time.

On This Day...
26th September
Births
1925
Former TV announcer/presenter,
Sylvia Peters.
Events
1955
Robert Dougall presents the BBC TV news in-vision for the first time (the 10pm programme).
2013
Helen Skelton presents Blue Peter (BBC One) for the final time.
Research for On This Day in TV History is by Paul R. Jackson.
Details about test card/teletext in-vision music and BBC trade test films are available as a result of decades of research and logging by members of the Test Card Circle.