ABC current affairs program Four Corners presents Wither The ABC?, a debate over the future direction of the national broadcaster. The program is hosted by Andrew Olle with studio guests David Hill (ABC managing director), Gareth Evans, Max Walsh, Terry Hayes, Peter Luck and Ted Thomas.

Blah Blah Blah was a comedy “non-tonight show” featuring Andrew Denton in his first hosting role.

See also: Monday 28 March 1988 — SYDNEY

Source: TV Week, 26 March 1988. The Age, 28 March 1988.

	ABV2	HSV7	GTV9	ATV10	SBS28
6AM	6.30am Learning Network	6am Terrahawks 6.30 Cartoon Connection. Alex Wileman, Michael Horrocks. Includes Huckleberry Hound, Punky Brewster, The Smurfs, Secret Squirrel	6am Early News 6.30 Business Today	6am Daybreak 6.30 Good Morning Australia
7AM	7am Astroboy 7.30 The Comic Strip 7.55 Captain Cookaburra’s Australiha		7am Today
8AM	8am The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz 8.30 Sesame Street
9AM	9.30 Play School	9am Romper Room. Includes Bicentennial Minutes	9am The Home Shopping Show 9.30 Here’s Humphrey	9am Good Morning Melbourne. Roy Hampson, Annette Allison
10AM	10am For Schools: Words And Pictures, Secondary Media, Rock School, Upper Primary Art And Craft, The Colonials, Lower Primary Science	10am When The Boat Comes In	10am The Young Doctors 10.30 The Sullivans	10am Fat Cat And Friends 10.30 Daywatch
11AM		11am Eleven AM. Don Willesee. Includes Bicentennial Minutes	11am National Nine News 11.30 Loving	11am Another World
12PM	12pm EastEnders	12pm Movie: The Jayne Mansfield Story. 1980 [IMDB]	12pm Midday With Ray Martin	12pm Santa Barbara
1PM	1pm Parental Guidance Recommended 1.10 For Schools: Staying In Touch, Hunter, A New World (For Sure), How We Used To Live, The Australian Eye		1.30 Days Of Our Lives	1pm The Bold And The Beautiful 1.30 Movie: A Man Called Gannon. 1969 [IMDB]
2PM		2pm Quincy ME	2.30 The Young And The Restless		2.55pm Bicentennial Diary
3PM	3pm Sesame Street	3pm Bewitched 3.30 Tom And Jerry	3.30 General Hospital	3.30 Check It Out	3pm TV Ed
4PM	4pm Play School 4.30 The Sooty Show 4.50 Superted	4pm Wombat 4.30 Lassie	4pm C’mon Kids	4pm Ridgey Didge	4pm Vox Populi (Rpt) 4.30 Kaleidoscope
5PM	5pm The Afternoon Show. James Valentine. Includes Grange Hill, The Mysterious Cities Of Gold	5pm Wheel Of Fortune 5.30 Press Your Luck	5pm Crossfire 5.30 The Addams Family (B&W)	5pm MASH 5.30 Perfect Match	5pm Oshin (Japan) 5.30 Brookside 5.57 Bicentennial Diary
6PM	6pm The Goodies 6.30 EastEnders	6pm Home And Away. Includes Tatts 2 6.30 Seven Nightly News. Jennifer Keyte, Glenn Taylor	6pm National Nine News. Brian Naylor, Rob Gaylard, Rob Gell 6.30 A Current Affair. Jana Wendt	6pm Eyewitness News. David Johnston, Mal Walden, Tracey Curro	6pm The Noise. Annette Shun Wah 6.30 World News. George Donikian
7PM	7pm ABC News. Mary Delahunty 7.30 The 7.30 Report. John Jost	7pm Hinch At Seven. Derryn Hinch 7.30 A Country Practice	7pm Sale Of The Century. Tony Barber, Alyce Platt 7.30 The Cosby Show	7pm Neighbours 7.30 Tour Of Duty	7pm Sport Report 7.30 The Story Of English
8PM	8pm Never The Twain 8.30 Executive Stress	8.30 The Equalizer	8pm A Different World 8.27 Crimestoppers 8.30 Movie: Amazons. 1984 [IMDB]	8.30 Mini-Series: Shogun. Part Two [IMDB]	8.30 Tass Is Authorised To Announce (USSR)
9PM	9pm Four Corners. Andrew Olle 9.45 Rubbery Figures 9.50 Blah Blah Blah. Andrew Denton	9.30 Hunter			9.30 Tonight With Paul Murphy
10PM	10.15 The World Tonight. Richard Palfreyman 10.45 Blah Blah Blah (cont’d)	10.30 Newsworld. Clive Robertson. Includes Bicentennial Minutes	10.30 Nightline 10.35 Tennis: Lipton International Players Championships	10.30 Late Night Australia. Don Lane	10pm State Of The Art 10.55 Partisan Air Squadron (Yugoslavia)
11PM		11.30 It Ain’t Half Hot Mum		11.30 TJ Hooker	11.40 Bicentennial Diary 11.45 Close
12AM	12am Close	12am News Overnight. Includes Today (NBC) (Continues to 6am)		12.30am Melba
1AM				1am Nightshift. David White
2AM			2.05am Movie: In This Our Life. 1942 (B&W) [IMDB]
3AM
4AM			4am Movie: The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer. 1938 [IMDB]
5AM			5.30 Expedition Danger (Continues to 6am)	5am Marine Boy 5.30 The New Three Stooges (Continues to 6am)