Not to be confused with the UK TV series of the same name.
Hey Hey It's Saturday was a long-running prime-time variety/slapstick program that ran on the Nine Network from 9 October 1971 to 20 November 1999.
Contents
- 1 Hey Hey It's Saturday (first era)
- 2 Hey Hey It's Saturday Night
- 3 Hey Hey It's Saturday (second era)
- 3.1 1985
- 3.2 1986–1999
- 3.3 1986
- 3.4 1987
- 3.5 1987 Specials
- 3.6 1988
- 3.7 1989
- 3.8 1990
- 3.9 1990 Specials
- 3.10 1991
- 3.11 1991 Specials
- 3.12 1992
- 3.13 1992 Specials
- 3.14 1993
- 3.15 1994
- 3.16 1994 Specials
- 3.17 1995–1996
- 3.18 1995 Specials
- 3.19 1996 Specials
- 3.20 1997
- 3.21 1998
- 3.22 1998 Specials
- 3.23 1999
- 3.24 1999 Specials
- 4 Hey Hey It's Saturday (third era)
- 5 See also
Hey Hey It's Saturday (first era)
1971–1977, 1979–1983
Hey Hey It's Saturday premiered on GTV-9 on 9 October 1971 as a Saturday morning kids' show. It later premiered on TCN-9 on 8 September 1973.
1977
1979
After a brief recess in 1978 where Daryl and Ossie moved to the 0-10 Network and hosted the game show The Daryl and Ossie Show, the two went back to Nine and in March 1979, Hey Hey returned.
1980
1981
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1982
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1983
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Hey Hey It's Saturday Night
1984–1985
On 18 February 1984, the Nine Network moved Hey Hey It's Saturday to prime-time and renamed it Hey Hey It's Saturday Night.
Hey Hey It's Saturday (second era)
1985
On 8 June 1985, the show reverted to its original name.
1986–1999
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1986
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1987
1987 Specials
1988
1989
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1990
1990 Specials
1991
1991 Specials
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Hippie Day (1991)
(1 June 1991)
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(14 September 1991)
(9 November 1991)
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On 1 June 1991, Hey Hey It's Saturday aired the special Hey Hey it's Movie World from Warner Bros. Movie World on the Gold Coast. It would air a week later on New Zealand's TV2 as a specially pre-recorded package version titled Hey Hey Goes to the Movies.
On 9 and 16 November, Hey Hey It's Saturday celebrated its 20th anniversary with two shows beamed live from the Hollywood studios of Warner Bros.
1992
1992 Specials
(27 May 1992)
(15 June 1992)
(28 November 1992)
1993
1994
1994 Specials
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1995–1996
1995 Specials
No. 3 (1 August 1995)
1996 Specials
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(8 March 1996)
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On 19 and 26 October 1996, Hey Hey It's Saturday celebrated both it and Walt Disney World's 25th anniversary with two specials. This came about after the theme park approached Hey Hey to produce some shows commemorating the special occasion.
1997
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1998
1998 Specials
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1999
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Hey Hey It's Saturday was axed in 1999 with the last episode airing on 20 November.
1999 Specials
Final Episode
(20 November 1999)
Hey Hey It's Saturday (third era)
2009–2010
In 2009, the show returned for two reunion specials followed in 2010 by a series of twenty episodes.
2009
The first reunion special aired on 30 September, followed by a second on 7 October.
2010
Following the success of the reunion specials, the show returned on 14 April and ran until 21 July. The second block of episodes began on 16 October and concluded on 27 November.
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