The very early hours (00.50-01.00) of Boxing Day 1984. Both the film (Home for the Holidays) and the epilogue Peace were pretty much fully networked, I believe.
I've just googled the film and, not only was it made-for-television in 1972, starring Jessica Walter (who played obsessive nutjob Evelyn in Play Misty For Me) and Sally Field amongst others but I DON'T think it was the kind of film to be putting on last thing on Christmas Night (except for Peace) because it was a horror thriller.
![KXJB Final Edition & Sign off [October 12, 1983]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dskML-wHv24/mqdefault.jpg)
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Ironically - yet typically, Ulster Television closed down immediately after the film and didn't show 'Peace'.
I think with this particular issue about Northern Ireland, you can perhaps see why Ulster didn't transmit it!!!!
The very early hours (00.50-01.00) of Boxing Day 1984. Both the film (Home for the Holidays) and the epilogue Peace were pretty much fully networked, I believe.
Thank you for helping with these dates, BBC stuff I can 'usually' find using the Genome site.
Good night.
I've just googled the film and, not only was it made-for-television in 1972, starring Jessica Walter (who played obsessive nutjob Evelyn in Play Misty For Me) and Sally Field amongst others but I DON'T think it was the kind of film to be putting on last thing on Christmas Night (except for Peace) because it was a horror thriller.
One of the Very Rare Times Where The Caption Good Night From Central is used Instead of Good Night.
And also no Jobfinder pages?
Back on that time there was no Jobfinder yet.