RTÉ 2 was original set up to provide Irish viewers with retransmission of BBC and ITV programming. In 1978 it introduced a simulcast of many British programmes including "Top of the Pops". Other UK shows included "Coronation Street" (which began simulcasting from 1983), "Porridge", "Mastermind", "Never the Twain", "Treasure Hunt" and "Wogan" and American shows such as "The Dick Cavett Show", "Tales of the Unexpected", "My Friend Rabbit", "Crazy Like a Fox" and "The Tracey Ullman Show". They also broadcast the Australian soap opera "A Country Practice". In 1988 RTÉ did a major revamp of the service, focusing more on Sports, Children's TV, Irish Programming as RTÉ 2 was still behind both UTV and BBC One NI in the ratings.