GBC, the channel opted to replace the series with a new British soap from British Satellite Broadcasting, Jupiter Moon, debuting it before its launch on the BSB's own Galaxy Channel. That series aired on GBC three times a week, normally on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Movies, Games and Videos Local programme titles "The Magic garden / Playground" "Susan's Corner" "3 to 6" "Brain Box" Top Team "City Talk" "Snippets" "Soundchaser" "Storyliners" "A Walk through History" "Girl Chat" "From the Archives" "Smarty Pants", "Taboo", "9 o'clock shop", "Community Call" "Sunday Message" "Live from The Rock" "Two's Company" "The Mag" "Telespree" "Sports Report" "Telebingo" "The Quiz" "The Bland Travel Game" "The Thursday Debate" "Music Street" "PLU – People Like Us" "Abstractus" "Cultural Exchange" "The Lamplighters" "Sweet Somethings" "Summer Rendez-vous" "Health Matters" "Just Another Day" "Vicki's Kitchen" "Flavours of the 1001 Nights" "News Review" "Support" "Postcards from the Past" "Diversity" "Andrea's Kind of folk" Early 1990s – Satellite TV arrives With the arrival of satellite TV to Gibraltar, GBC TV decided to compete with a Microwave Distribution System MMDS which carried the BBC TV Europe service. Due to difficulties in securing the rights to rebroadcast other channels and propagation problems, the service was terminated. GBC started relaying BBC Prime on its VHF and UHF channels with opt-outs. In the early 1990s this comprised the BBC programming throughout the day with GBC TV productions screening in appointed "windows", such as the NewsWatch programme at 8:30 pm. The BBC service was re-encrypted with decoders supplied to licence holders free of charge. This rebroadcasting ended in 1999 when GBC ceased BBC transmission in favour of a relaunch which would see the channel broadcasting its own output between 7:30 pm and 11:30 pm. The 1999 relaunch The BBC 1992 made-for-television movie An Ungentlemanly Act spearheaded the GBC 1999 schedules on Relaunch Night. As part of the 1999 relaunch, GBC TV acquired the broadcast rights to various international TV series and Made for TV movies. Titles included the British action series Bodyguards, the Australian dramedy SeaChange, the Australian medical drama All Saints, the British romantic dramedy Cold Feet (screened under the Foreign Markets title "Life, Love and Everything Else"), reruns of classic Western drama Bonanza, the Canadian police drama Cold Squad; and factual series, "Hutan: Wildlife of the Malaysian Rainforest", Movies, Games and Videos, Cybernet, Adventure and discovery, Reel Adventures and "Sportsworx". GBC TV also "fills" its schedules