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TV Final Spot List FOOD STANDARD SCOTLAND DISCRETIONARY SNACKING SPOT LIST Station Day Date Time C4SCOT Mon 05Sep16 2044.38 C4SCOT Mon 05Sep16 2234.31 SCOT3 Mon 05Sep16 2043.51 SCOT3 Mon 05Sep16 2126.03 C4SCOT Tue 06Sep16 2032.17 SCOT3 Tue 06Sep16 2116.22 SCOT3 Wed 07Sep16 2115.07 C4SCOT Thu 08Sep16 2142.18 SCOT3 Thu 08Sep16 2045.33 SCOT3 Thu 08Sep16 2128.02 SCOT3 Thu 08Sep16 2304.25 LSTVGLAS Thu 08Sep16 1258.10 LSTVGLAS Thu 08Sep16 1458.25 LSTVGLAS Thu 08Sep16 2211.10 C4SCOT Fri 09Sep16 2021.32 C4SCOT Fri 09Sep16 2343.15 C4SCOT Fri 09Sep16 2418.01 SCOT3 Fri 09Sep16 2146.57 SCOT3 Fri 09Sep16 2316.42 SCOT3 Sat 10Sep16 2150.39 C4SCOT Sun 11Sep16 2202.12 SCOT3 Sun 11Sep16 2149.35 SCOT3 Sun 11Sep16 2305.27 SCOT3 Sun 11Sep16 2318.43 C4SCOT Mon 12Sep16 1817.01 C4SCOT Mon 12Sep16 2355.57 C4SCOT Mon 12Sep16 2438.42 ITVBSCOT Mon 12Sep16 0819.54 ITVBSCOT Mon 12Sep16 0841.34 ITVBSCOT Mon 12Sep16 0911.23 SCOT3 Mon 12Sep16 1430.43 SCOT3 Mon 12Sep16 1912.19 SCOT3 Mon 12Sep16 2144.38 SCOT3 Mon 12Sep16 2325.10 LSTVGLAS Mon 12Sep16 1257.50 C4SCOT Tue 13Sep16 0810.48 C4SCOT Tue 13Sep16 2153.47 C4SCOT Tue 13Sep16 2317.11 ITVBSCOT Tue 13Sep16 0910.38 SCOT3 Tue 13Sep16 1429.11 SCOT3 Tue 13Sep16 1718.35 SCOT3 Tue 13Sep16 2111.38 C4SCOT Wed 14Sep16 1635.37 C4SCOT Wed 14Sep16 1812.52 C4SCOT Wed 14Sep16 2042.37 C4SCOT Wed 14Sep16 2349.16 ITVBSCOT Wed 14Sep16 0749.13 ITVBSCOT Wed 14Sep16 0837.27 SCOT3 Wed 14Sep16 1623.29 SCOT3 Wed 14Sep16 1637.32 SCOT3 Wed 14Sep16 2143.09 LSTVEDI Wed 14Sep16 1229.30 STVN3 Thu 15Sep16 1718.30 C4SCOT Thu 15Sep16 0812.10 C4SCOT Thu 15Sep16 2057.00 C4SCOT Thu 15Sep16 2138.00 C4SCOT Thu 15Sep16 2250.44 ITVBSCOT Thu 15Sep16 0744.59 ITVBSCOT Thu 15Sep16 0842.57 ITVBSCOT Thu 15Sep16 0911.52 SCOT3 Thu 15Sep16 1758.57 SCOT3 Thu 15Sep16 2116.50 C4SCOT Fri 16Sep16 0856.37 C4SCOT Fri 16Sep16 1502.18 ITVBSCOT Fri 16Sep16 0748.07 ITVBSCOT Fri 16Sep16 0841.28 ITVBSCOT Fri 16Sep16 0910.59 SCOT3 Fri 16Sep16 1418.02 SCOT3 Fri 16Sep16 1747.32 SCOT3 Fri 16Sep16 1846.31 LSTVGLAS Fri 16Sep16 0829.21 LSTVGLAS Fri 16Sep16 0911.02 LSTVGLAS Fri 16Sep16 1258.00 LSTVEDI Fri 16Sep16 0954.57 LSTVEDI Fri 16Sep16 1126.22 LSTVEDI Fri 16Sep16 1314.25 LSTVEDI Fri 16Sep16 1529.10 LSTVEDI Fri 16Sep16 1856.30 LSTVEDI Fri 16Sep16 1910.45 LSTVEDI Fri 16Sep16 1925.00 LSTVEDI Fri 16Sep16 2225.55 C4SCOT Sat 17Sep16 1039.54 C4SCOT Sat 17Sep16 1122.14 C4SCOT Sat 17Sep16 1607.32 C4SCOT Sat 17Sep16 1828.37 C4SCOT Sat 17Sep16 2349.27 SCOT3 Sat 17Sep16 1546.27 SCOT3 Sat 17Sep16 1856.45 LSTVEDI Sat 17Sep16 1111.37 LSTVEDI Sat 17Sep16 1758.40 LSTVEDI Sat 17Sep16 1913.04 C4SCOT Sun 18Sep16 1855.40 SCOT3 Sun 18Sep16 1759.17 C4SCOT Mon 19Sep16 0842.59 C4SCOT Mon 19Sep16 1406.56 C4SCOT Mon 19Sep16 1647.00 C4SCOT Mon 19Sep16 2251.59 C4SCOT Mon 19Sep16 2305.19 ITVBSCOT Mon 19Sep16 0816.58 ITVBSCOT Mon 19Sep16 0910.07 SCOT3 Mon 19Sep16 1525.37 SCOT3 Mon 19Sep16 1911.22 SCOT3 Mon 19Sep16 2041.21 C4SCOT Tue 20Sep16 0813.39 C4SCOT Tue 20Sep16 1013.21 C4SCOT Tue 20Sep16 2218.36 ITVBSCOT Tue 20Sep16 0819.42 ITVBSCOT Tue 20Sep16 0909.45 SCOT3 Tue 20Sep16 1731.31 SCOT3 Tue 20Sep16 1826.22 SCOT3 Tue 20Sep16 2127.56 C4SCOT Wed 21Sep16 1708.29 C4SCOT Wed 21Sep16 1818.30 ITVBSCOT Wed 21Sep16 0751.26 ITVBSCOT Wed 21Sep16 0910.08 SCOT3 Wed 21Sep16 1638.10 SCOT3 Wed 21Sep16 1842.38 LSTVEDI Wed 21Sep16 0805.56 LSTVEDI Wed 21Sep16 1715.55 LSTVEDI Wed 21Sep16 1758.00 ITVBSCOT Thu 22Sep16 0753.40 ITVBSCOT Thu 22Sep16 0913.40 SCOT3 Thu 22Sep16 1734.06 SCOT3 Thu 22Sep16 2132.10 C4SCOT Fri 23Sep16 1809.25 C4SCOT Fri 23Sep16 2147.24 ITVBSCOT Fri 23Sep16 0744.24 ITVBSCOT Fri 23Sep16 0818.30 ITVBSCOT Fri 23Sep16 0911.15 SCOT3 Fri 23Sep16 1734.05 SCOT3 Fri 23Sep16 1912.04 C4SCOT Sat 24Sep16 2224.03 SCOT3 Sat 24Sep16 1033.51 SCOT3 Sat 24Sep16 1430.22 SCOT3 Sat 24Sep16 2050.08 LSTVGLAS Sat 24Sep16 2211.39 C4SCOT Sun 25Sep16 1739.07 C4SCOT Sun 25Sep16 1754.22 C4SCOT Sun 25Sep16 2251.20 SCOT3 Sun 25Sep16 1732.46 SCOT3 Sun 25Sep16 2146.05 LSTVEDI Sun 25Sep16 1055.10 LSTVEDI Sun 25Sep16 1128.15 LSTVEDI Sun 25Sep16 1658.19 DISCRETIONARY SNACKING SPOT LIST Programme THE BILLION POUND FLOWER MARKET TOO POSH TO PARENT CORONATION STREET COLD FEET LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION ROOKIES DCI BANKS PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE PAUL O'GRADY: FOR THE LOVE OF DOGS INSIDE SCOTLAND YARD WITH TREVOR MCDONAL ITV WEATHER STV NEWS GLW LIVE AT FIVE (1) STV NEWS AT TEN THE LAST LEG: LIVE FROM RIO PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE JOANNA LUMLEY'S JAPAN FILM: DOC HOLLYWOOD THE JONATHAN ROSS SHOW PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE VICTORIA ROOKIES ROOKIES THE SIMPSONS PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE GOOD MORNING BRITAIN LORRAINE LORRAINE JUDGE RINDER EMMERDALE COLD FEET THE JONATHAN ROSS SHOW STV NEWS GLW EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE LORRAINE JUDGE RINDER THE CHASE 9/11 TRUTH, LIES AND CONSPIRACIES PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE THE SIMPSONS THE LAST LEG: LIVE FROM RIO PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE GOOD MORNING BRITAIN LORRAINE TIPPING POINT TIPPING POINT DCI BANKS STV NEWS GLW THE CHASE EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND THE LAST LEG: LIVE FROM RIO PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE GOOD MORNING BRITAIN LORRAINE LORRAINE THE CHASE INSIDE SCOTLAND YARD WITH TREVOR MCDONAL EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE GOOD MORNING BRITAIN LORRAINE LORRAINE JUDGE RINDER THE CHASE ITV NEWS TALES OF TOODLEBYE (1) MY LIFE IN TEN PICTURES (3) STV NEWS GLW LIVE AT FIVE (1) CH-EWEN THE FAT (1) STV NEWS GLW ANIMAL 999 (2) PETER & ROUGHIE'S SPORTSWEEK (1) PETER & ROUGHIE'S SPORTSWEEK (1) PETER & ROUGHIE'S SPORTSWEEK (1) STV NEWS AT TEN PT 2 THE BIG BANG THEORY THE BIG BANG THEORY PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE F1: SINGAPORE GP QUALIFYING HIGHLIGHTS PARALYMPICS 2016 LIVE PICK ME YOU'VE BEEN FRAMED! BUTTERFINGERS (1) SATURDAY FOOTBALL SHOW (2) MY LIFE IN TEN PICTURES (3) F1: SINGAPORE GP HIGHLIGHTS DOC MARTIN EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND POSH PAWNBROKERS A PLACE IN THE SUN FIRST DATES FIRST DATES GOOD MORNING BRITAIN LORRAINE WHO'S DOING THE DISHES? EMMERDALE CORONATION STREET EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND UNDERCOVER BOSS USA IT WAS ALRIGHT IN THE 1970S GOOD MORNING BRITAIN LORRAINE THE CHASE SCOTLAND TODAY CAR WARS UK COUPLES COME DINE WITH ME THE SIMPSONS GOOD MORNING BRITAIN LORRAINE TIPPING POINT ITV NEWS OOOPS LIVE AT FIVE (LIVE) (1) LIVE AT FIVE (LIVE) (1) GOOD MORNING BRITAIN LORRAINE THE CHASE PARANOID THE SIMPSONS GOGGLEBOX GOOD MORNING BRITAIN GOOD MORNING BRITAIN LORRAINE THE CHASE EMMERDALE FILM: KNIGHT AND DAY (2010) MURDER SHE WROTE ALL STAR FAMILY FORTUNES THE X FACTOR CLUB REPS UNCUT (1) A PLACE IN THE SUN A PLACE IN THE SUN GOGGLEBOX DOC MARTIN VICTORIA BIRDZ (1) BUTTERFINGERS (1) JAK AND EDDIE'S SCOTTISH KITCHEN (2).
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