August
20, 1977 · The Six Million Horror Man
with it’s hero – Steve Ghostin, the Bichronic Man. Magnus Murkysome thanks reader for programme
idea
August
27, 1977 · Sportsfright hosted by
Harry Carpenterror. Magnus Murkysome thanks reader for programme idea
September
3, 1977 · Magnus Murkysome tries to
cancel a play by his ghosts and show some holiday sport instead but the ghosts
disrupt his plan
September
10, 1977 · Celebrity Scares with Bob
Punkhouse
September
17, 1977 · Demon Andrews introducing
another dread-ition of This Is Your Fright, featuring Vincent Plight, horror
film star supreme
September
24, 1977 · Terror TV’s Groanstand –
featuring racing from Scatterick. Magnus Murkysome thanks reader for programme idea
October
1, 1977 · Terror TV reporter Bill
Glumly interviewing gardening expert Percy Glower
October
8, 1977 · NO TERROR TV
October
15, 1977 · TERROR TV featured on front cover.
Willie Freezer presenting Cookery Time
October
22, 1977 · Beastly Growler presents
the special dreadition of Runaground contest
October
29, 1977 · Behind the screams look at
Terror TV
November
5, 1977 · Captain Vulture and all
the staff at Disgrace Brothers ask Are You Being Scared?
November
12, 1977 · Mangey Jam introducing
Terror TV’s special version of “It Ain’t Half Horrid, Mum”
November
19, 1977 · Dank Stuff of Nationweird
reporting on a new grimnasium opened in London’s Beast End
November
26, 1977 · Doctor Boo
December
3, 1977 · Moaning For A Song
introduced by Arthur Feargus
December
10, 1977 · Chief Inspectre Feargen and Sergeant Tartar of The
Meanie investigating some local disappearances
December
17, 1977 · Feargen and Tartar, super
cops from The Meanie – adventure continues.
These two episodes stand out
in the sense that the story spans two weeks; besides, there appears to be a
crossover of at least two shows,
Coronation Street being one of them. Here are both episodes:
December
24, 1977 · A Fiend in Need is a Fiend
Indeed
December
31, 1977 · Scarey-on Christmas
January
7, 1978 · The Fright Heather Club
January
14, 1978 · TERROR TV featured on front cover.
Judith Alarmers takes viewers for a look round Horrids January Sale
January
21, 1978 · Knowall Dreadmunds
introducing TTV’s version of Swap Shop
January
28, 1978 · A typical day at Fiender
Fashions – otherwise known as The Nag Trade
February
4, 1978 · Record Quakers with Roy
Ghastly
February
11, 1978 · Terror TV look at winter
sports from St. Horridst
February
18, 1978 · Special Valentine’s Day
programme. Lynsey Appalled reads out Valentines sent to her by viewers. LAST EPISODE. As
was often the case, the strip simply disappeared without being given a proper
ending of any kind.