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A Chronological History of Australian Soap
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<blockquote data-quote="AndyB2008" data-source="post: 320705" data-attributes="member: 26097"><p>Ref the 1994 version of Valley of The Dolls (from New World), it did get an airing in interestingly, Russia, just like Chances had. It did not get a UK airing as far as I'm aware (although may have suited C5 in the early days given they were showing Hotline, Red Shoe Diaries, Compromising Situations and the Shannon Tweed films).</p><p></p><p>In the US, VOTD was aired late night, but only 13 markets picked it up, so it wasn't aired in all.</p><p></p><p>As one example, WJW, which was affiliated to CBS prior to switching to Fox, broadcast VOTD after their newscast, delaying The Late Show with David Letterman to 12 midnight. (Probably helped WJW was owned by New World, the company distributing Valley of The Dolls, and which was part of the Fox deal, hence the affiliation switch).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AndyB2008, post: 320705, member: 26097"] Ref the 1994 version of Valley of The Dolls (from New World), it did get an airing in interestingly, Russia, just like Chances had. It did not get a UK airing as far as I'm aware (although may have suited C5 in the early days given they were showing Hotline, Red Shoe Diaries, Compromising Situations and the Shannon Tweed films). In the US, VOTD was aired late night, but only 13 markets picked it up, so it wasn't aired in all. As one example, WJW, which was affiliated to CBS prior to switching to Fox, broadcast VOTD after their newscast, delaying The Late Show with David Letterman to 12 midnight. (Probably helped WJW was owned by New World, the company distributing Valley of The Dolls, and which was part of the Fox deal, hence the affiliation switch). [/QUOTE]
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