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III;1] Neonsuper Sábadó, 14 de agosto de 1993 Diario del ALTOARAGON TELEVISION E1 [ELE6 1 06,30 Avance de programacióny 06,50 Cine. “Los supersónicos”. 08,30 Club Súper 3. 14,00 Monzón, pulso de una ciudad. espacios promocionales. 08,15 ABC World News. Con 08,50 Pel.lícula de dibujos ani 16,00 Cine. “The Chimolms”. 18,00 D.A. Seabert 3. 06,35 Entre hoyymañana. Peter Jennings. mats. 07,00 Telebuten.El pequeño 08,40 Video minuto. Musical.. 12,05 Videoxoc. 19,00 Cine: “Extraños prófugos”. Hobo. Orsi. La magia de 09,05 Transworld Sport. 12,30 Borinots. 21,00 Cine. “El prisionero”. Emi. Bateadores. La pan- 10,00 Cine. “Esta noche o 12,40 10 anys de canya. 23,00 Cine. “Brigada antisecuestro”. da de Julia. Pressing jamás”. 14,30 TN cap de setmana. 01,00 Cine. “Objeto de deseo”. Catch. 11,30 Spotswood. 15,00 Eltemps. 10,30 Mañana serán estrellas. 13,00 Del 40 alt. Musical. 15,10 Les fabuloses tortugues 12,15 Lacasade la pradera. 14,05 24 horas. mnja. 13,15 Una de cine. “Los finjas de 15,40 Tardadecine. Sakura”. Director: 17,50 Tarda de cine. Richard Ward. Intérpre 19,50 Paradise. tes: Chuck Connors, Mike 20,30 N’hi ha que neixen estre Kelly, George Nichois, llats. Cara Casey. 21,00 TN cap de setmana. 21,30 Eltemps. 21,35 Actual. 22,30 Dissabte, sessió de nit. GALA VISION;0] 24,00 TNúltimahora. 00,10 Cinema de mitjanit. 07,00 ECO. 08,00 El club de Gaby. 10,00-16,00 ECO. 16,30 Televicine 1. 18,00 Sábado gigante 02,10 Fid’emisió. 21,00 Cámara iníraganti. 22,00 Galardónalos grandes. 22,30 Televicine II. 08,00 Tina Turner Weekend. 10,00 Tina Turner -The Hits. 11,00 The bigpicture. 11,30 Yo! M1V Raps Today. 13,30 XPO. 14,00 Tina Turner Weekend. 16,00 Tina TurnerThe Hits. 17,00 Dance. 15,00 Cinco samurais. 15,00 Fútbol americano. 18,00 The big picture. 18,30 MTV News Wéekend. 19,00 MTV’s Bran European Top 20. 21,00 15,30 Cine fiesta. “La rebelión de 16,00 Fútbolinglés. Saturday night live. 21,30 MIV Sports. 22,00 The Soul of MTV.23,00 XPO. 23,30 Beavis and las máquinas”. 17,55 Cine. “El gran lío”. Butt-Head. 00,O0TinaTurner-The Hits. 01,OoTinaTurnerWeekend.03,O0NightVideos. 17,30 Gran Pantalla TV. 19,20 Piezas. 19,20 Vivan los novios. 19,35 El vengador tóxico. 20,10;1]Cine. “Juicio de faldas”. 20,05 Actor imposible. EUROSPORT;0] Director: José Luis Sáenz 20,30 Hale y Pace. Teleserie. 08,30 Aerobic. 09,00 Honda international motors. 10,00 Live Canoeing. 11,00 Motor Cycle de Heredia. Intérpretes: ç;1] Manolo Escobar, Concha Racing. 12,00 Basketball. 12,30 Surfing 13,00 .Saturday Alive Formula 1. 14,00 Artistique Velasco, Gracita Morales. Gymanstica. 18,00 Atletics. 17,00 Live Cycling. 18,30 Golf. 20,00 Formula 1.21,00 Live Artistique Una muchacha qu está Gymanstics. 22,30 Cycling: The Tour de France. 23,30 Fencing. 00,30 Basketball. 02,00 Close enamorada de un camione down.;1] ro llamado. Manolo, acusa a éste de haberla dejado SKY NEWS;0] embarazada. El joven, completamente inocente, 06,00 SkyNews Sunrise. 06,30 ABC News. 07,00 Sky news sunrise Europe. 07,30 Sky World News. va a ser defendido por una 08,00 SkyNews Sunrise. 10,3OABCNightline. l1,O0Skynewsdayline. 11,30 FTWestofMoscow. guapa abogada, iunque él L: 12,OoSkynewsDayline. 12,30 Holiday Destinations. 13,00 Sky news. 13,30 FashionTV. 14,00 Sky hubiese preferido que de su 13,00 Sardanes. news. 14,30 The Reporters. 15,00 Sky News. 15,30 ABC Nightline. 16,00 Sky News. 16,30 Those defensa se hiciera cargo un hombre. 13,15 Harmonía. Were the Days. 17,00 SkyNews. 17,30 Holiday Destinations. 18,00 Live at Five. 19,00 Sky news. 14,00 Planeta terra. .19,30 Fashion TV. 20,00 Sky World News. 20,30 The Reporters. 21,00 Sky World News. 22,00 15,55 Esports. Sky orld News. 22,30 FI’ West of Moscow. 23,00 Sky World News. 23,30 The Reporters. 00,00 22,00 Temporada de concerts. SkyWor[dNewsTonight. 00,30Fashionl’V. 01,00 Sky World News. 01,30 Holiday Destinations. 23,00 Temporada de dansa. 02,00 SkyNewswatch. 02,30FF WestofMoscow. 03,O0SkyNewswatch. 03,30 FashionTV. 04,00 00,20 Star Trek, la nova genera SkyNewswatchs. 04,30 Target. 05,00 SkyNewswatchs. 05,30 FTWestofMoscow. cio. 21,00 Serie. 00,45 Harmonia. 22,00 Noche de acción. “Por un 01,00 Fid’emisió. puñado de dólares”. 21,30 Redacción. Noticias. SUPER CHANNEL;0] 00,00 Pressing Boseo. “El regre 22,00 Cine. “UTZ”. Director: 05,30 The Mix. 06,30 HelIo Austria Helio Vienna. 07,00 Super Shop. 07,30 CNBC Business so de Poli Díaz”. Thomas J. Wright. Intér Weekly. 08,00 ITN World News. 08,30 Financial Times Report. 09,00 Super Shop. 10,30 Europa 01,00 Cine. “La estudiante en la pretes: Loretta Swit, Bar- Journal. 11,00 Video Generator. 12,OOC &AVideomix. 13,00 VideoGenerator. 14,00 Absolutely clase de los suspensos”. La bara Eden, Amanda Peter Live. 15,00 Talkin’ Jazz. 16,00 TheTravelMagazine. 16,30 WildAmerica. 17,00 Eco record. 17,30 son, David Ackroyd. En acción se desarrolla en un Videofashion. 18,00 Scene on Super. 18,30 The Image. 19,00 Matinee al the Movies. 19,45 Lost colegio italiano. Una joven una vieja casa de Georgia Honeymoon Film. 21,30 Film Europe. 22,00 ITN World News. 22,30 High Aspirations. 23,00 Sce llamada Angela, novia de un granjero es asesinado Tonino, hijo de uno de los por su novia a la vez que III;1] neonSuper. 23,30 MediaTelevision.00,OOThe Golden Age of Rock.Ol,00 Video Generator. 02,00 profesores, sufre junto a él Stanley Ferguson aparece ChinaNews Europe. un accidente de coche. en un anuncio en televi Durante el período de con sión. Más tarde y hacién 1 RTL PLUS;0] valecencia, otro compañe dose pasar por su mujer ro de clase, que se ha ena Terri asesina a este dejan 06,00 Children’s Shows. 09,05 Beberley Hills Teens. 09,30 Lucky Luke. 09,55 Die Sechs-Millio morado de la joven intenta do una misteriosa nota. nene. 10,20 Captain Planet. 10,50 Der Mchtige Thor. 11,10 Fantastischen Drechen. 11,35 Tee conquistarla valiéndose 23,30 Cine. “Casado con todas”. 1;1] nage Mutant Hero Turtles. 12,00 Winspector. 12,25 Die Hendersons. 12,50 FulI House. para ello de las estrategias 01,00 Cine. “Labios ardientes”. 13,20Fresh Prinz von Bel Airl. 13,45 Ultraman. 14,10 Polizeibericht. 14,40 Knight Rider. 15,40 más increíbles. 03,05 Cine. “Ley criminal”. Das A-Team. 16,4021, Jump Street. 17,45 Melrose Place. 18,45 News. 19,15 Beberly HilIs, 90210. 02,30 Entre hoyy mañana. 04,50 Cine. “El placer de matar”. 22,00 Film. 01,10 News. 01,40 Film. 04,35 Melrose Place. 05,20 Beverly HilIs 90210. 03,00 Pantalla de madrugada. “Aquí robamos todos”. 04,50 Cine. “Puño desnudo”. 06,15 Mannix. (Serie).;1] EL DIAL;0];1] TVE-l. 23,30 horas;0] 2”. 01, 15 horas.;0];1] HUESCA;0];1] PROVINCIA;0] “SOLOPARA ADULTOS” “DECALOGONUEVE” “SI YO FUERA REY”.;1] ONDA MEDIA FRECUENCIA MODULADA COMEDIA. EEUU. 1980. Color. 97 DRAMA. Polonia. 1988. Color. 58 AVENTURAS. EEUU. 1938. B/N. Radio Jaca(SER) 92.3 minutos. Director Richard Lang. minutos. Director: Krzystof Kies 96 minutos. Dirección: Frank Lloyd. Radio Monzón (SER) 103.3 Intérpretes: Anthony Hopkins, Bo lowski. Intérpretes: Ewa Blaszcyk y Intérpretes: Ronald Corman, Fran RadioHuesca(SER)1080 Radio Barbastro Antena3 91.2 Dereky shirley MacLaine. Piotr Mchalica.. ces Dee, Basil Rathbone. R. Mm. Aragón Sabiñánigo 89.1 Una parábloa sobre el sexo mas Entretenida biografia del poeta R. Mm. Arag.Fraga 106.7 Una de esas películas de exalta FRECUENCIA MODULADA ión sexual de Bo Derek, o sea lo úni culino en el noveno filme del ciclo de François Villon, pese a su escaso Radio 92. Dial. Binéfar 92.3 co animado de la historia. Un profe Kieslowski. Román es un joven y exi rigor. François Villon, poeta e ídolo RNE len Barbastro 89.6 RNE len Fraga 95.0 sor universitario entrado en años se toso cardiocirujano que deberá popular de París roba un almacén real Cadena 40 Prin. Huesca 96.9 enamora de una alumna, su mujer se afrontar las pruebas médicas que para evitar que sus conciudadanos Antena 3 88.9 Radio Binéfar (mun.) 105.7 entera y decide buscarsea otro aman diagnostican su impotencia. Su mujer mueran de hambre durante el blo Radio Minuto 95.8 R.Benabarre (mun.) 106.3 espera una curación pero él siente queo de la ciudad. Perseguido, se refu RNE5 92.8 R. Benasque(mun.) 102.2 te para vengarse. Cuando su marido R. Tamarite (mmi.) 104.6 se va de viaj e, ella inicia una relación celos de su mujer a la que espía vaya gia en una iglesia donde conoce a una RNE 1 103.9 R. Somontano (mun) 107.4 con un joven carpintero. donde vaya. princesa y le canta una balada. RNE 2 88.1 RNE3 101.5 Labuerda R. Sobrarbe (mun). 99.2 4 - Diario del AltoAragón (none) 14/08/1993. Página 39.
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