1977 in Australian television

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This is a list of Australian television-related events in 1977.

Events

21 January – Golden West Network is launched in Geraldton as GTW-11 and begins broadcasting completing the roll-out of regional commercial television across Australia.
April – The ABC's long running music program Countdown celebrates its 100th episode.
April – The Seven Network successfully bids for exclusive Australian rights to televise the 1980 Olympic Games from Moscow. The network paid $1 million in the deal, outbidding rival offers from ABC and Nine Network.
1 April – British sitcom Fawlty Towers debuts on ABC.
26 May – Australian satirical radio and television sketch show The Naked Vicar Show premieres on Seven Network.
5 December – The final episode of the Australian music series Flashez airs on ABC at 5:30pm.
6 December – The 0-10 Network screens Australian soap opera The Restless Years.
23 December – ABC televises the final episode of its Australian soap opera Bellbird.
Seven Network televises the VFL Grand Final live to Melbourne for the first time.
The Federal Government investigates a proposal to establish a domestic satellite system, enabling instant transmission of television and other communications across Australia and in particular to remote areas.
Australian music series Flashez returns for a new series on ABC now airing at 5:30pm right after Sesame Street for most of the year.

25 January – Alice (The 0-10 Network)
27 January – Serpico (Seven Network)
31 January – Charlie's Angels (Nine Network)
2 February/23 June – The Gemini Man (2 February: Nine Network - Melbourne, 23 June: Nine Network - Sydney)
3 February – The Good Life (1975) (ABC)
4 February – Executive Suite (Seven Network)
5 February – Baa Baa Black Sheep (Nine Network)
8 February – George and Mildred (ABC)
16 February – The New Avengers (ABC)
18 February – Poldark (The 0-10 Network)
12 March – Holmes & Yoyo (Seven Network)
1 April – Fawlty Towers (ABC)
8 April – Jabberjaw (Nine Network)
15 May – Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings (ABC)
28 May – Code R (The 0-10 Network)
17 July – Tofffsy (ABC)
20 July – Roobarb (ABC)
29 July – / The Muppet Show (Seven Network)
6 August – One Day at a Time (Seven Network)
15 August – Seventh Avenue (Seven Network)
18 September – Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch (ABC)
31 October – Mr. T and Tina (The 0-10 Network)
8 November – The Andros Targets (The 0-10 Network)
9 November – Hunter (Seven Network)
10 November – The Jeffersons (The 0-10 Network)
12 November – Eight is Enough (Seven Network)
18 November – Hunter's Gold (Seven Network)
1 December – Oh No, It's Selwyn Froggitt! (ABC)
3 December – The Secret of Isis (Nine Network)
5 December – Gibbsville (Seven Network)
7 December – Ball Four (The 0-10 Network)
27 December – Last of the Summer Wine (ABC)

Hey Hey It's Saturday (1971–1999, 2009– 2010).
Young Talent Time (1971–1988).
A Current Affair (1971–1978).
Countdown (1974–1987).
The Don Lane Show (1975–1983).
This Is Your Life (1975–1980).
Flashez (1976–1977).
In the Wild (1976–1981).
Bluey (1976–1977).
The Naked Vicar Show (1977–1978).
Glenview High (1977–1979).

Date	Show	Channel	Debut
18 January	Homicide	Seven Network	20 October 1964
1 February	The Outsiders	ABC	9 November 1976
25 April	Bluey	Seven Network	2 August 1976
11 August	Number 96	The 0-10 Network	13 March 1972
11 October	The Box	The 0-10 Network	11 February 1974
5 December	Flashez	ABC	2 August 1976
23 December	Bellbird	ABC	28 August 1967
1977	The Ernie Sigley Show	Nine Network	1974
1977	The Celebrity Game	The 0-10 Network	1976

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