Retro: This Week in TV Guide, January 18, 1969 - Philly Edition

On this week, TV covers the inauguration of Richard Nixon, Darren McGavin talks about his new series, The Outsider, Sullivan vs. The Palace, a sneak peek at possible shows for the new season, and the week in daytime television. http://www.itsabouttv.com/2013/01/this-week-in-tv-guide-january-18-1969.html As always your comments, positive as well as negative, are welcome. And now the programming for Wednesday, January 22, 1969: KYW, Channel 3 (NBC) Morning 06:05a Farm Market Report (B&W) 06:10a News (local) (B&W) 06:15a Communication Is (B&W) 06:45a Farm, Home and Garden 06:55a Today in Philadelphia (B&W) 07:00a Today (guests Murray Teigh Bloom, Bernard Maxwell, Msgr. John G. Nolan) 09:00a Contact (host Tom Snyder, guest David Black) 10:00a Snap Judgment (Tony Randall, Ina Balin) 10:25a NBC News (Nancy Dickerson) 10:30a Concentration 11:00a Personality (Godfrey Cambridge, Joan Fontaine, Peggy Cass) 11:30a Hollywood Squares (Henry Gibson, Arte Johnson, Paul Lynde, Jan Murray, Tony Randall, Kaye Stevens, Wally Cox, Rose Marie, Charley Weaver) Afternoon 12:00p News (local) 12:30p Mike Douglas (no guests listed) 02:00p Days of Our Lives 02:30p The Doctors 03:00p Another World 03:30p You Dont Say! (Pat Buttram, Alice Ghostley) 04:00p Match Game (Ethel Merman, Nipsey Russell) 04:30p Merv Griffin (guests Hugh Heffner, Sheldon Leonard, Jackie Vernon, Nancy Phillips) Evening 06:00p News (local) 06:30p NBC News (Huntley/Brinkley) 07:00p News (local) 07:30p The Virginian 09:00p Kraft Music Hall (host Bobby Darin, guests Judy Collins, Laura Nyro, Martha and the Vandellas, Buddy Rich) 10:00p The Outsider

11:00p News 11:30p Tonight (guests Sandler and Young) WFIL, Channel 6 (ABC) Morning 06:30a Operation Alphabet (B&W) 07:00a World Around Us 08:00a Popeye Theater 09:00a On Camera 09:25a Paul Harvey 09:30a Greatest Show on Earth 10:25a Connie Roussin 10:30a Dick Cavett (guests Norman Mailer, Paul Weiss) Afternoon 12:00p Bewitched (B&W) 12:30p Funny You Should Ask 12:55p Childrens Doctor 01:00p Dream House 01:30p Lets Make a Deal 02:00p Television Kitchen 02:30p The Dating Game 03:00p General Hospital 03:30p Jerrys Place 04:00p Dark Shadows 04:30p I Love Lucy (B&W) 05:00p Steve Allen (guests Miriam Makeba, Louis Nye, Linda Cristal) Evening 06:00p News (local) 06:30p ABC News (Frank Reynolds) 07:00p Whats My Line? (Joanna Barnes, Godfrey Cambridge, Arlene Francis, Soupy Sales) 07:30p Here Come the Brides 08:30p Peyton Place 09:00p Movie The Patsy 11:00p News (local) 11:30p Joey Bishop (guests George Shearing, Allan Drake, Guy and David) 01:00a The Westerners (B&W) WCAU, Channel 10 (CBS) Morning 05:55a News (local) (B&W) 06:00a Sunrise Semester (color) 06:30a Major American Writers 07:00a Morning Report (B&W) 07:05a CBS News (Joseph Benti) 07:30a Gene London

08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Pixanne 09:30a Dennis the Menace (B&W) 10:00a Lucille Ball 10:30a Beverly Hillbillies 11:00a Andy Griffith 11:30a Dick Van Dyke (B&W) Afternoon 12:00p Love of Life 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 01:00p The Farmers Daughter 01:30p As the World Turns 02:00p Love is a Many-Splendored Thing 02:30p The Guiding Light 03:00p The Secret Storm 03:30p Edge of Night 04:00p Art Linkletter (guest Jack Bailey of Queen for a Day) 04:30p Sea Hunt (B&W) 05:00p I Spy Evening 06:00p News (local) 07:00p News (Cronkite) 07:30p The Enchanted Isles 08:30p The Good Guys 09:00p Beverly Hillbillies 09:30p Green Acres 10:00p Hawaii Five-O 11:00p News (local) 11:40p Movie Blood Alley 01:55a Movie Bedevilled 03:35a News (B&W) WHYY, Channel 12 (NET) Wilmington-Philadelphia Morning 09:10a Art (B&W) 09:30a World of Words (B&W) 10:05a Jr. High Science (B&W) 10:30a R for Rhythm (B&W) 10:50a Jr. High Math (B&W) 11:20a 4th Grade Spanish (B&W) 11:40a Sr. High Biology (B&W) Afternoon 12:05p Lets Investigate (B&W) 12:20p Looking at Careers (B&W) 12:45p The Friendly Giant (B&W) 01:00p Franklin to Frost (B&W)

01:30p French I (B&W) 01:50p French II (B&W) 02:10p French III (B&W) 02:30p Window Sill World (B&W) 02:45p Roundabout (B&W) 03:00p Concert 12 (Pittsburgh Symphony) (B&W) 04:00p Roundabout (B&W) 04:15p Merlin the Magician (B&W) 04:30p Sing Hi - Sing Lo (B&W) 04:45p The Friendly Giant (B&W) 05:00p Misterogers (B&W) 05:30p Whats New (B&W) Evening 06:00p The French Chef (B&W) 06:30p On Guard (B&W) 07:00p High School of the Air (B&W) 07:30p Folk Guitar Plus (B&W) 08:00p NET Festival (B&W) 09:00p News in Perspective 10:00p Wednesday at Ten 10:30p Book Beat (B&W) 11:00p Local News (B&W) WPHL, Channel 17 (Ind.) Morning 10:30a At Your Service 11:00a Jack LaLanne 11:30a I Led Three Lives (B&W) Afternoon 12:00p Jeopardy! (from NBC) 12:30p Eye Guess (from NBC) 12:55p NBC News (Edwin Newman) 01:00p One Life to Live (from ABC) 01:30p Hidden Faces 02:00p Dr. Kildare (B&W) 03:00p Crusader Rabbit 03:15p Rocky and His Friends 03:30p Prince Planet (B&W) 04:00p Johnny Cypher 04:15p Rocky and His Friends 04:30p Marine Boy 05:00p Eighth Man 05:30p Speed Racer Evening 06:00p Gilligans Island 06:30p The Twilight Zone (B&W)

07:00p College Basketball Doubleheader Detroit vs. Villanova 08:45p College Basketball Doubleheader Penn vs. LaSalle 10:30p M-Squad (B&WW) 11:00p One Step Beyond (B&W) 11:30p Movie Waterfront (B&W) WIBF, Channel 29 (Ind.) Morning 10:00a Stock Market Report (B&W) 11:00a Stock Market Report (B&W) 11:30a Womans View (B&W) Afternoon 12:00p Stock Market Report (B&W) 01:00p Stock Market Report (B&W) 02:00p Stock Market Report (B&W) 03:00p Stock Market Report (B&W) 04:00p Make Room for Daddy (B&W) 04:30p Matches and Mates 05:00p PDQ 05:30p F Troop (B&W) Evening 06:00p Batman 06:30p Lost in Space (B&W) 07:30p The Honeymooners (B&W) 08:00p Movie Destroyer (B&W) 09:30p Boxing Light Heavyweight Championship (Bob Foster vs. Frankie DePaula) 11:00p Adventures in Paradise (B&W) WKBS, Channel 48 (Ind.) Morning 11:30a Mickey Mouse Club (B&W) Afternoon 12:00p Romper Room 12:45p Cartoons 01:00p Movie The Informers (B&W) 03:00p Kimba 03:30p Huck and Yogi 04:00p Superman (B&W) 04:30p Little Rascals (B&W) 05:00p The Flintstones 05:30p The Munsters (B&W) Evening 06:00p McHales Navy (B&W) 06:30p Perry Mason (B&W) 07:30p Truth or Consequences 08:00p Pay Cards! (guest Mel Torme)

08:30p Donald OConnor (guests Sugar Ray Robinson, Ted Mack, Della Reese, Lou Alexander) 10:00p News (local) 10:30p Alfred Hitchcock 11:00p The Outer Limits (B&W) 12:00a News (local)

Retro: Lower Rio Grande Valley Wed, Feb 2, 1977

from Valley Morning Star (whose listings were sourced from Tel-Aire in Dallas) Listed in order of Valley Cable TV channel positions (which covered Harlingen, San Benito, La Feria, Mercedes, Weslaco, Edcouch/Elsa, and Donna) Cable 2 KGBT 4-CBS/ABC Harlingen 7:00 Today (NBC) 9:00 Price is Right 10:00 Double Dare 10:30 Love of Life 11:00 Young & the Restless 11:30 Search for Tomorrow noon Good Day 12:30 As the World Turns 1:30 Guiding Light 2:00 All in the Family 2:30 Match Game '77 3:00 Tattletales 3:30 Sesame Street 4:30 Superman 5:00 Bewitched 5:30 CBS Evening News 6:00 News 6:30 Little House on the Prairie 7:30 Jacksons 8:00 Movie "Cage Without a Key" 10:00 News 10:30 Tonight Show (NBC) mid. Tomorrow (NBC) Cable 6 KRGV 5-NBC/ABC Weslaco 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Dinah! 10:00 Dusty's Treehouse 10:30 Happy Days 11:00 Don Ho

11:30 All My Children noon Farm Show 12:30 Family Feud 1:00 $20,000 Pyramid 1:30 One Life to Live 2:15 General Hospital 3:00 Edge of Night 3:30 Merv Griffin 4:30 Family Affair 5:00 Brady Bunch 5:30 ABC Evening News 6:00 News 6:30 Adam-12 7:00 Bionic Woman 8:00 Baretta 9:00 Charlie's Angels 10:00 News 10:30 Rookies 11:30 ABC Mystery "Screamer" 1:00 Prayer Cable 7 Valley Cable 7 (including some programming from KIII 3-ABC Corpus Christi) 7:00 Daily Feature 9:00 Mike Douglas 10:30 Daily Feature noon Ryan's Hope 12:30 Daily Feature --3:30 Lucy 4:00 Partridge Family 4:30 Three Stooges 5:30 Daily Feature 6:30 TBA 7:00 Good Times 7:30 It's Your Body 8:00 Action Sports 9:00 American Travel 10:00 News 10:30 High Country Awakens 11:30 Energy & Environment mid. Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 12:30 FBI Cable 8 Corpus Christi feed (programs from KZTV 10-CBS and KRIS 6-NBC) 7:00 CBS Morning News 9:00 Sanford & Son

9:30 Hollywood Squares 10:00 Wheel of Fortune 10:30 Shoot for the Stars 11:00 Name That Tune 11:30 Lovers & Friends noon News 12:30 Days of Our Lives 1:30 Doctors 2:00 Another World 3:00 Somerset 3:30 Batman 4:00 I Love Lucy 4:30 Beverly Hillbillies 5:00 South Texas Today 5:30 NBC Nightly News 6:00 Gunsmoke 7:00 Movie "Adventures of Frontier Fremont" 9:00 Quinn Martin's Tales of the Unexpected 10:00 News 10:30 Movie "Matter of Wife...and Death" 12:30 News 12:45 Prayer Cable 9 KEDT 16-PBS Corpus Christi 7:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 7:30 Instructional Programs 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Electric Company 5:30 Villa Alegre 6:00 Zoom 6:30 TBA 7:00 Nova 8:00 Great Performances "Salome" 10:00 Lilias, Yoga & You 10:30 Soundstage (guests Tom Waits and Mose Allison) Cable 10 XEW Mexico City 8:00 Hoy Mismo 9:30 Operacion Convivencia 2:00 WFM en Canal 2 3:00 Televisa 3:30 Tereas Nacionales 4:00 24 Horas de la Tarde 5:00 Juan Pirulero 6:00 Senorita 7:00 Novela Colgate

7:30 Mundo de Juguete 8:00 La Paloma 8:30 El Chafer 9:00 Disneylandia 10:00 Sylvia Pinal 11:00 Agradecida 11:30 24 Horas Cable 11 XET Monterrey 7:00 Petron de ajuste (test pattern) 3:00 Televisa 3:30 Universo 5 4:00 Hipo y Don Cuerva 4:30 Cronicas Fabulandia 5:30 El Hombre Arana (Spider-Man) 6:00 Aventuras en 5000 6:30 Senorita Cometa 7:00 El Libro Gordo 7:30 Universo 5 8:30 Contacto Directa 9:00 Encuentra 10:00 El Mago 11:00 Calles de mid. Amores de Napoleon Cable 12 XEFB Monterrey 7:00 Programa Hoy 8:30 Pipo y Sus Amigos 9:00 Club Familiar 10:00 Velo de Novia 10:30 Pelicula Mexicana noon Yo Amo a Lucy (I Love Lucy) 12:30 Hablemos 1:00 Felipe Reyes 1:30 Cadazos 2:00 Telenovela 2:30 Uno Minutos 3:00 Festivalandio 3:30 Cinelandia 4:30 El Hombre Arana (Spider-Man) 6:00 Pelicula Mexicana 6:30 Buscando Novo 7:00 OVNI 8:00 Las Suegras 8:30 Hechi Zada 9:00 Noche de Gala

11:00 La Hora Macabra

Retro: Eastern Virginia, Sat. March 15th, 1969

Source: TV Guide CHANNELS 3h WSVA Harrisonburg, VA [NBC/ABC] 3n WTAR Norfolk [CBS] 6 WTVR Richmond [CBS] 8 WXEX Richmond [ABC] 10 WAVY Norfolk [NBC] 12 WWBT Richmond [NBC] 13 WVEC Norfolk [ABC] 15 WHRO Norfolk [NET] 23 WCVE Richmond [NET, WHRO/WCVE are not broadcasting today] 5:30 12 Insight "The Kid Show." The workings of a young boy's mind are revealed as he wanders through a carnival. 6AM 12 Bible Telecollege C 6:30 3n Sunrise Semester C French Literature: Giraudoux's "Tiger at the Gates," conclusion. 7AM 3n Flibbertigibbet C 6 Sunrise Semester C English Literature: the poetry of Shelley, conclusion. 8 Big Picture C 10 Farm Show 12 Lessons for Living C 13 Bible Telecollege C 7:30 6 Sooper Dog C 8 Herald of Truth 10 Movie C "Goliath Against the Giants." [1961] Goliath returns home to Beirath where Bokan, his treacherous governor, has usupred his throne. En route he vanquishes a sea monster and

an army of Amazons. Brad Harris. 12 Sailor Bob C 8AM 3n 6 Go-Go Gophers C 3h Super Heroes C 8 4-H Action Club C 13 Troy Time C 8:30 3n 6 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner C 3 Bullwinkle 8 Fort Lee Highlights 13 Animal Fair C 8:45 8 College Round-Up 9AM 3h 8 13 Casper C 10 Super 6 9:30 3n 6 Wacky Races C 3h 8 13 Gulliver C 10 Top Cat C 12 Superman C 10AM 3n 6 Archie C 3h 8 13 Spider-Man C 10 12 Flintstones C 10:30 3n 6 Batman/Superman C 3h 8 13 Fantastic Voyage C 10 12 NBC Children's Theatre C Special: E.B. White's "Stuart Little" is telecast. This children's classic tells of the debonair mouse "with a somewhat philosophical turn of mind" who lives in Manhattan. Stuart's adventures involve him in a friendship with a beautiful bird, a feud with a cat, a toyboat race in Central Park and a trip around the world. Filmed on location in Manhattan and upstate New York with a cast of non-professional actors. Johnny Carson is the offcamera narrator. [Preempts Banana Splits] 11AM 3h 8 13 Journey to the Center of the Earth C

11:30 3n 6 Herculoids C 3h 8 13 Fantastic Four C 10 12 Underdog C Noon 3n 6 Shazzan! C 3h 10 12 Storybook Squares C Players: Wally Cox, Abby Dalton, Nanette Fabray, Stu Gilliam, Arte Johnson, Carolyn Jones, Soupy Sales, Charley Weaver and Paul Winchell. 8 13 George of the Jungle C 12:30 3 6 Jonny Quest C 3h 8 13 American Bandstand C Guests: The 1910 Fruitgum Company. A salute to Tom Jones features an interview filmed in London. 10 Untamed World C "Animal Rodeo," a conservation roundup of African wildlife. Trucks, jeeps, horses and helicopters are used to capture rhinos, buffalos, giraffes, crocodiles, antelopes and elephants. From there, it's on to government parks and game preserves. Philip Carey narrates. 12 Movie "The Black Whip." [1956] A group of outlaws takes over an inn in order to waylay the stagecoach which is carrying the governor. Hugh Marlowe. 1PM 3n 6 Moby Dick C 10 Wrestling C 1:30 3n 6 Lone Ranger C 3h 8 13 Happening C Guests: Ross Martin of "Wild Wild West"; singers Tommy Roe, and Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart. Paul Revere, Mark Lindsay. 2PM 3n 4-H Action Club C "Demons of the Air," explains what a tornado is, its causes and the safety precautions to observe during one. 3h 10 12 NCAA Basketball Doubleheader C Special: A quarter-finals doubleheader in the 31st NCAA Basketball Championship is telecast. Today's winners advance to Thursday's semifinals in Louisville. 6 Skippy C 8 Stan Hitchcock C

Guest: Del Reeves. 13 Movie "The Silver Whip." [1953] Young Jess Harker gets a job driving the Silver City stage-and on the first trip out of town, the stage is attacked by bandits. Dale Robertson, Rory Calhoun. 2:30 3 Movie "Once Upon a Horse." [1958] Released theatrically as "Hot Horse," this Hal Kanter story follows the exploits of two zany outlaws who must borrow money to feed the cattle they've stolen. Dan Rowan. 6 Movie C "Garibaldi." [1964] In 1860, Giuseppe Garibaldi makes plans to bring freedom to oppressed Sicily. Renzo Ricci, Paolo Stoppa. 8 American Sportsman C 1. Bing Crosby and Gaylord Perry, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, are after quail in the countryside near Pinehurst, NC. 2. In Paraguay, actors Robert Lansing and John Forsythe angle for dorado, a high-jumping freshwater fish that is hard to land. 3. Adam West stalks elk in Idaho's mountains. Curt Gowdy is the host. 3:30 8 13 Pro Bowlers Tour C Closing action in the Buckeye Open is telecast from Toledo, Ohio. The winner of the $50,000 tourney pockets $6,000. Chris Schenkel and Billy Welu report. 4PM 3n 6 CBS Golf Classic C Quarter-final match: Kermit Zarley and Tommy Aaron vs. Lee Elder and Bruce Crampton at Firestone Country Club, Akron Ohio. The Zarley-Aaron duo won over Julius Boros and Don January in a first-round pairing. Elder and Crampton knocked off Gene Littler and Roberto DeVicenzo. Jack Whitaker and Cary Middlecoff report. 5PM 3n Joe Foss C In Alaska, hunter Joe Foss stalks bear with guide Bob Odham. 6 Wrestling C 8 13 Wide World of Sports C 1. The Grand Prix Midget Auto Racing Championship, held March 8-9 at Houston's Astrodome. Entrants hit speeds up to 110 mph on a quarter-mile track. Press-time competitors: Bobby Unser, Mario Andretti, A.J. Foyt, Lloyd Ruby. Bill Flemming reports. 2. The International Ski Flying Championships, held March 8-9 at Vikesund, Norway. Press-time entrants in the event [skip jumping at greater height for greater distance] include Grenoble gold medalist Jiri Raska of Czechoslovakia. Bud Palmer and Art Devlin report. 3. The National Air Races, held last September at Reno. Men in Formula 1 planes [formerly midgets] and biplanes, and women in stock planes cover a 2 1/2 mile course. Keith Jackson reports.

5:30 3n Jonathan Winters C Guests: Bobbie Gentry and comics Paul Lynde, Stu Gilliam and Alice Ghostley. Bobbie sings "Less of Me" and "Conspiracy of Homer Jones"; Jonathan plays a liquor expert and leads an all-out assault on "Mission: Impossible" [with Alice as Nutmeg, sexy girl spy; Stu at Blarney, electronics expert; and Paul as a master of disguise]. The finale spoofs American television. Cliff Arquette. 6PM 3h Wide World of Sports C Joined in progress. See 5PM, WXEX. 6 21st Century C "The Sleepwatchers," a report on sleep, an activity that takes up over 1/3 of our lives. Walter Cronkite reports on dreams: the more we learn during the day, the more dreaming time is required at night. Dream deprivation creates erratic behavior. Sleeptalkers: their monologues are usually about everyday things - not hidden secrets. Also covered: the need for deep sleep, the effects of sleeping pills, and the sleeping habits of babies, adults and the elderly. 10 Disc-O-Ten C 12 Perry Mason "The Empty Tin." Doris Hocksley retains Mason to prove that she is the legitimate heiress to a contested fortune. Warren Stevens. 6:30 3n 6 News C-Mudd 3h 10 News C-Huntley/Brinkley 8 Stoneman Family C 13 American Sportsman C See 2:30PM, WXEX. 7PM 3n 6 10 News, Weather, Sports C 3h News, Weather, Sports (BW) 8 Wilburn Brothers C Guest: Norma Jean. 12 News C-Huntley/Brinkley 7:30 3n 6 Jackie Gleason C Comedy reigns as Jackie welcomes Sid Caesar, George Jessel, Myron Cohen and Timmie Rogers. Down-and-out Jackie taps stingy Sid for a loan; Sid appears as an impatient waiter with two lingering patrons on his hands; Timmie gives the Great One a lesson in soul singing and dancing; George cuts capers reminiscent of the days when he was a regular on the Gleason hour; and Myron makes good his reputation as king of the storytellers. June Taylor dancers.

3h 8 13 Dating Game C Guest: actress Irene Tsu. Jim Lange is the host. 10 12 Adam 12 C Malloy and Reed handle a tragic case of child neglect. The mother has disappeared and the victims are a 6-year-old girl and an infant who have been left alone for days. Martin Milner, Kent McCord. 8PM 3h 8 13 Newlywed Game C 10 12 Get Smart C In a spoof of the movie "Rear Window," a wounded Max is confined to quarters. Binoculars in hand, the intrepid agent spies vicariously as 99 tackles KAOS alone. Don Adams. 8:30 3n 6 My Three Sons C Convinced of his extrasensory powers, Ernie tells Robbie and Katie to break a doctor's appointment-a warning that exasperated Robbie refuses to heed. 3h 8 13 Lawrence Welk C Guest accordionist Frank Yankovic adds a Polish touch to the St. Patrick's Day show. Highlights: "How Are Things in Glocca Morra?" [Natalie Nevins]; "If You're Irish" [Tanya Falan]; "Dancing the Devil Away" [Cissy King, Bobby Burgess]; "Sweet Rosie O'Grady" [Jo Ann Castle]; and "Peg o' My Heart" [Steve Smith]. 10 12 Ghost and Mrs. Muir C "Son of the Curse." A stricken Claymore prepares to meet his maker [at minimum cost, with maximum fuss]. A family curse predicts that the last of the Greggs will die at midnight of the day a long-forgotten clock starts again. Hope Lange. 9PM 3n 6 Hogan's Heroes C Vito Scotti of "The Flying Nun" plays a pro-Ally Italian officer who interrupts his escape from the Nazis to spy for Hogan. The Heroes, in return, scramble to protect the breezy fellow, from his own easygoing ineptitude. Bob Crane. 10 Movie-TBA 12 Movie C "The Vikings" [1958], an exuberant tale of the Scandinavian sea rovers' invasion of England, replete with ravishings, slayings and mutilations. Strikingly filmed on location by Jack Cardiff in Norway and France. Kirk Douglas. 9:30 3n 6 Petticoat Junction C In a rash wager, Uncle Joe pits the Cannonball in a race against a jitney bus. Riding in the balance: the future of the Cannonball-and of Uncle Joe, who must serve as a Pixley Arms bellhop if he loses. Jonathan Hole. Edgar Buchanan. 3h 8 13 Hollywood Palace C Performers include Sammy Davis Jr. and the James Brown Revue.

10PM 3n 6 Mannix C Fritz Weaver, in "Edge of the Knife," plays an anguished doctor whose 9-year-old son is kidnapped. To save his son, the surgeon has been ordered to let someone die on the operating table. Mannix has just 24 hours to discover which of the man's patients has so ruthless an enemy. Mike Connors. 10:30 3h Movie "Yesterday's Enemy." [1959] In the jungles of Burma, a British captain and his exhausted troops capture a small village. Stanley Baker. 8 Tom Jones C Tom is host to singers Paul Anka, Mary Hopkin, Georgia Brown, and the Crazy World of Arthur Brown; and comedian George Carlin. 13 News, Weather, Sports C 11PM 3 6 10 News, Weather, Sports C 11:15 13 Movie C "From Hell to Borneo." [1964] John Dirkson's privately owned island near Borneo is invaded by international hoods. George Montgomery. 11:25 3 Tackle Box C 11:30 6 Movie C "Hunter of the Unknown." [1966] Agent 3S3 searches for an international criminal specializing in the murder of industrial tycoons. George Ardisson. 8 87th Precinct "Man in a Jam." Cleve Tomilson gives himself up and confesses to murder. He plans to repudiate his confession in court-thinking that the double jeopardy law would forbid retrial. Lin McCarthy. 10 Joe Pyne C Topic: alimony. 12 Movie "Phantom of the Opera." [1943] Two Academy Awards [cinematography and interior set decoration] went to this remake of the Lon Chaney Sr. classic about a mad musician who haunts the Paris Opera House. Claude Rains. 11:40 3 Movie C "Sword of Lancelot." [1962] Cornel Wilde, directed and stars in this tale of the legendary

romance of Lancelot and Queen Guinevere. Jean Wallace. 12:30 8 News C 1AM 10 News, Weather, Sports C 1:05 13 Alcoholics Anonymous C -crainbebo

Retro: Southern Alabama - Monday, January 16, 1967

Source: TV Guide Southern Alabama edition By request! Please feel free to add or clarify anything, since I am not familiar with this market. 2 WDIQ Dozier (Educational) 08:00a Classroom educational 03:30p Food For Life What We Eat: Why We Eat It 04:00p History of Art lecture; Richard Howard discusses medieval armor 04:30p Musical Kaleidoscope 05:00p Whats New children; White Arrow, the story of a 12-year-old Navajo Indian and his manhood test 05:30p I Hear Music special guest is Dr. Robert Walton, a student of John Light 06:00p Musical Kaleidoscope 06:30p Todays Modern Math Summary-Basic Ideas 07:00p Animal Tracks Bob Truitt answers the question, What Is a Mammal? 07:30p Alabamas Resources 08:00p Auburn Concert Hall Pianist Hubert Liverman performs 08:30p N.E.T Journal Indonesia The New Order 09:30p Aaron Copland music 3 WRBL Columbus, GA (CBS/NBC) 06:00a News John Hodges 06:05a CBS News Joseph Benti (color) 06:30a News, Weather, Sports 07:00a Rozell Show variety 08:00a Mister Ed Ed the Lover 08:30a Leave It to Beaver 09:00a Candid Camera

09:30a Beverly Hillbillies 10:00a Andy Griffith 10:30a Dick Van Dyke 11:00a Love of Life 11:25a CBS News Joseph Benti (color) 11:30a Search for Tomorrow 11:45a The Guiding Light 12:00p News, Weather, Sports 12:15p Charles Jones variety 12:30p As The World Turns 01:00p Password celebrity guests: the comedy team of Marty Allen and Steve Rossi (color) 01:30p House Party guest: charm expert Caroline Leonetti Ahmanson (color) 02:00p To Tell The Truth actor Larry Blyden begins a one-week stint for panelist Orson Bean 02:25p CBS News Douglas Edwards (color) 02:30p Alabama Inauguration 03:00p Movie War of the Satellites 1958 05:00p The Addams Family 05:30p CBS News Walter Cronkite (color) 06:00p News 06:25p Personal Opinion Gingell 06:30p Gilligans Island (color) 07:00p Mr. Terrific (color) 07:30p Lucille Ball Lucy babysits a group of chimps (color) 08:00p Andy Griffith Don Knotts returns as Barney Fife (color) 08:30p Family Affair (color) 09:00p Run For Your Life (color) 10:00p News, Weather, Sports 10:25p Personal Opinion Gingell 10:30p Movie The Thrill of Brazil 1946 Evelyn Keyes, Keenan Wynn, Ann Miller, Allyn Joslyn 4 WTVY Dothan(CBS/ABC) 06:45a Morning Show Petermann 07:05a CBS News Joseph Benti (color) 07:30a Morning Show Gaut 08:00a Captain Kangaroo the Captain discusses our Apollo moon project 09:00a Candid Camera 09:30a Beverly Hillbillies 10:00a Andy Griffith 10:30a Dick Van Dyke 11:00a Love of Life 11:25a CBS News Joseph Benti (color) 11:30a Search for Tomorrow 11:45a The Guiding Light

12:00p Farm News Gene Ragan 12:25p Local News Petermann 12:30p As The World Turns 01:00p Password celebrity guests: the comedy team of Marty Allen and Steve Rossi (color) 01:30p House Party guest: charm expert Caroline Leonetti Ahmanson (color) 02:00p To Tell The Truth actor Larry Blyden begins a one-week stint for panelist Orson Bean 02:25p CBS News Douglas Edwards (color) 02:30p The Edge of Night 03:00p The Secret Storm 03:30p General Hospital 04:00p Hoppity Hooper cartoons 04:30p Bugs Bunny cartoons 05:00p Batman The Zodiac Crimes (part 1 of 3 Joker and Penguin team up; no denotation of color) 05:30p CBS News Walter Cronkite (color) 06:00p News 06:30p Gilligans Island (color) 07:00p Rat Patrol (color) 07:30p Lucille Ball Lucy babysits a group of chimps (color) 08:00p Andy Griffith Don Knotts returns as Barney Fife (color) 08:30p Family Affair (color) 09:00p The Big Valley Boy Into Man (color) 10:00p The Invaders (debut) color not denoted 7 WJHG Panama City, FL (NBC/ABC) 06:25a Tyndall News Review 06:30a Daybusters Donnell Brookins 07:30a News Donnell Brookins 07:35a Today (color) (only one hour, 25 min.) 09:00a Reach For the Stars game (color) 09:25a NBC News Sander Vanocur (color) 09:30a Concentration game (color) 10:00a Pat Boone variety; guests: the comedy team of Dan Rowan and Dick Martin (color) 10:30a Hollywood Squares guests: Phyllis Diller, James Drury, Ruta Lee and Dennis James (color) 11:00a Jeopardy game (color) 11:30a Eye Guess game (color) 11:55a NBC News Edwin Newman (color) 12:00p Vietnam Report 12:05p Televisit Ruby Faircloth 12:30p Lets Make a Deal (color) 12:55p NBC News Nancy Dickerson (color) 01:00p Days of Our Lives (color)

01:30p The Doctors (color) 02:00p Another World (color) 02:30p You Dont Say game; celebrity guests: comedienne Pat Carroll and singer Rusty Draper (color) 03:00p The Match Game celebrity guests: Rita Moreno and George Segal (color) 03:25p NBC News Floyd Kalber (color) 03:30p Where the Action Is music; performers: Jay and the Americans, Don and the Goodtimes 04:00p Cartoons children 04:30p National Velvet 05:00p Phyllis Diller delayed from Sat @ 9:30p (no denotation of color) 05:30p News, Weather, Sports 06:00p NBC News Chet Huntley, David Brinkley (color) 06:30p Northwest Passage The Hostage (color) 07:00p I Dream of Jeannie (color) 07:30p Bewitched (color) 08:00p Road West (color) 09:00p Run For Your Life (color) 10:00p The Big Valley color not denoted 11:00p News, Weather, Sports 11:15p Tonight Bob Newhart is the guest host (45 minutes) 8 WSLA Selma (ABC) 01:30p Dream Girl contest; judges: Rod Serling, Rick Jason and Brian Kelly; fashion narrator: Dana Wynter 01:55p ABC News Marlene Sanders 02:00p General Hospital 02:30p The Nurses serial 03:00p Dark Shadows 03:30p Where the Action Is music; performers: Jay and the Americans, Don and the Goodtimes 04:00p WSLA Presents 04:30p Teens, Tweens music 05:15p ABC News Peter Jennings (color) 05:45p News, Weather, Sports, 05:55p Porky Pig cartoons 06:15p News, Weather 06:25p Dallas County Farm 06:30p Iron Horse Volcano Wagon (color) 07:30p Rat Patrol (color) 08:00p Felony Squad The Night of the Shark (color) 08:30p Peyton Place Rachel moves in with the Carsons; Lee shows a sudden interest in Peytons welfare (color) 09:00p The Big Valley Boy Into Man (color) 10:00p The Big Picture Army

9 WTVM Columbus, GA (ABC) 06:00a Today Scheduled guests: British satirists Donald Swan and Michael Flanders; also a report on the National Boat Show in New York City (color) 08:00a Patsys Playhouse children 09:00a Reach For the Stars game (color) from NBC 09:25a NBC News Sander Vanocur (color) from NBC 09:30a Concentration game (color) from NBC 10:00a Supermarket Sweep 10:30a Dating Game 11:00a Donna Reed 11:30a News, Weather Chuck Bowe 11:45a Bulletin Board Walt Mathis 12:00p Ben Casey 01:00p Newlywed Game 01:30p The Doctors (color) from NBC 02:00p General Hospital 02:30p The Nurses 03:00p Dark Shadows 03:30p Where the Action Is music; performers: Jay and the Americans, Don and the Goodtimes 04:00p Superman 04:30p Dobie Gillis Like Oh Brother 05:00p ABC News Peter Jennings (color) 05:30p News, Weather, Sports 06:00p Rango (debut) Tim Conway is Rango, a fumbling Texas Ranger (color) 06:30p Iron Horse Volcano Wagon (color) 07:30p Rat Patrol (color) 08:00p Felony Squad The Night of the Shark (color) 08:30p Peyton Place Rachel moves in with the Carsons; Lee shows a sudden interest in Peytons welfare (color) 09:00p The Big Valley Boy Into Man (color) 10:00p News, Weather, Sports 10:30p Tonight Bob Newhart is guest host (color) 12 WSFA Montgomery (NBC) 06:00a Todays Home 06:30a Country Boy Eddie music 07:00a Today Scheduled guests: British satirists Donald Swan and Michael Flanders; also a report on the National Boat Show in New York City (color) 09:00a Reach For the Stars game (color) 09:25a NBC News Sander Vanocur (color) 09:30a Concentration game (color) 10:00a Pat Boone variety; guests: the comedy team of Dan Rowan and Dick Martin (color) 10:30a Hollywood Squares guests: Phyllis Diller, James Drury, Ruta Lee and Dennis James (color)

11:00a Jeopardy game (color) 11:30a Eye Guess game (color) 11:55a NBC News Edwin Newman (color) 12:00p News, Weather, Sports 12:30p Lets Make a Deal (color) 12:55p NBC News Nancy Dickerson (color) 01:00p Days of Our Lives (color) 01:30p The Doctors (color) 02:00p Another World (color) 02:30p You Dont Say game; celebrity guests: comedienne Pat Carroll and singer Rusty Draper (color) 03:00p The Match Game celebrity guests: Rita Moreno and George Segal (color) 03:25p NBC News Floyd Kalber (color) 03:30p Girl Talk panel; guests: actress Betty Bruce, musical-comedy performer Sondra Lee and ballet dancer Nora Kovach 04:00p Bugs Bunny cartoons (color) 04:30p Cheyenne Trial by Conscience 05:30p NBC News Chet Huntley, David Brinkley (color) 06:00p News 06:30p Movie The Burning Hills 1956 Tab Hunter, Natalie Wood 08:30p I Dream of Jeannie (color) same episode as Ch. 7 @ 7p 09:00p Run for Your Life (color) 10:00p News, Weather, Sports 10:30p Tonight Bob Newhart is the guest host (color) 20 WCOV Montgomery (CBS) 07:05a CBS News Joseph Benti (color) 07:30a Cartoon Playhouse (color) 07:55a Daily Devotional (color) 08:00a Captain Kangaroo the Captain discusses our Apollo moon project 09:00a Candid Camera 09:30a Beverly Hillbillies 10:00a Andy Griffith 10:30a Dick Van Dyke 11:00a Love of Life 11:25a CBS News Joseph Benti (color) 11:30a Search for Tomorrow 11:45a The Guiding Light 12:00p News Fred Thompson (color) 12:10p Market Reports (color) 12:15p Guest Room Brooks (color) 12:30p As The World Turns 01:00p Password celebrity guests: the comedy team of Marty Allen and Steve Rossi (color) 01:30p House Party guest: charm expert Caroline Leonetti Ahmanson (color) 02:00p To Tell The Truth actor Larry Blyden begins a one-week stint for panelist

Orson Bean 02:25p CBS News Douglas Edwards (color) 02:30p The Edge of Night 03:00p The Secret Storm 03:30p Loretta Young 04:00p Popeye cartoons (color) 04:30p Wells Fargo Forty-Four Forty 05:00p Death Valley Days Crullers- at Sundown! (color) 05:30p CBS News Walter Cronkite (color) 06:00p News Karl Richards (color) 06:30p Gilligans Island (color) 07:00p Mr. Terrific (color) 07:30p Lucille Ball Lucy babysits a group of chimps (color) 08:00p Andy Griffith Don Knotts returns as Barney Fife (color) 08:30p Family Affair (color) 09:00p To Tell The Truth actor Larry Blyden joins panelists Peggy Cass, Tom Poston and Kitty Carlisle; host: Bud Collyer (color) 09:30p Ive Got a Secret scheduled guest: comedy writer Woody Allen; panelists: Henry Morgan, Bess Myerson, Bill Cullen and Betsy Palmer; host: Steve Allen (color) 10:00p News, Weather (color) 10:20p Movie Duel on the Mississippi 1955 Lex Barker, Patricia Medina, Craig Stevens 26 WAIQ Montgomery (Educational) 08:00a Classroom educational 03:30p Food For Life What We Eat: Why We Eat It 04:00p History of Art lecture; Richard Howard discusses medieval armor 04:30p Musical Kaleidoscope 05:00p Whats New children; White Arrow, the story of a 12-year-old Navajo Indian and his manhood test 05:30p I Hear Music special guest is Dr. Robert Walton, a student of John Light 06:00p Musical Kaleidoscope 06:30p Todays Modern Math Summary-Basic Ideas 07:00p Animal Tracks Bob Truitt answers the question, What Is a Mammal? 07:30p Alabamas Resources 08:00p Auburn Concert Hall Pianist Hubert Liverman performs 08:30p N.E.T Journal Indonesia The New Order 09:30p Aaron Copland music 32 WKAB Montgomery (ABC) 08:45a Dixie Digest educational 09:15a Cartoons children 09:25a Todays Thought religion 09:30a Jack LaLanne exercise 10:00a Supermarket Sweep 10:30a Dating Game

11:00a Donna Reed 11:30a Father Knows Best 12:00p Ben Casey 01:00p Newlywed Game 01:30p Dream Girl contest; judges: Rod Serling, Rick Jason and Brian Kelly; fashion narrator: Dana Wynter 01:55p ABC News Marlene Sanders 02:00p General Hospital 02:30p The Nurses 03:00p Dark Shadows 03:30p Where the Action Is music; performers: Jay and the Americans, Don and the Goodtimes 04:00p My Little Margie 04:30p Cartoon Festival children 05:00p ABC News Peter Jennings (color) 05:30p News, Weather, Sports 06:00p Harrigan and Son Shall We Dance? 06:30p Iron Horse Volcano Wagon (color) 07:30p Rat Patrol (color) 08:00p Felony Squad The Night of the Shark (color) 08:30p Peyton Place Rachel moves in with the Carsons; Lee shows a sudden interest in Peytons welfare (color) 09:00p The Big Valley Boy Into Man (color) 10:00p Movie to be announced

Thanks for posting! Am I the only one who noticed the irony that the only station scheduled to carry the inauguration of Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace (George's wife) was Channel 3 in Columbus, GA? Of course, Columbus is just across the state line, and a significant part of it and Channel 9's audience was and is located in east Alabama.

How come WSLA-8 started their day off at 1:30 PM completely shutting out all of the morning programs on ABC? If this was the case for weekdays, then what was it for weekends? Surely they didn't preempt the cartoons and American Bandstand on Saturday if indeed their day started off like it was on weekdays at 1:30 PM. Maybe interference issues in the mornings? During its time as an ABC affiliate, WSLA got its feed off-air from WBRC Birmingham.

I saw a reference to Phyllis Diller's show; it had just moved to

Friday 8:30 PM (CT) on ABC, paired with Tim Conway's "F Troop" clone (well, at least it's usually unfavorably compared to "F Troop" even today) and flop, "Rango," as replacements for Milton Berle. In fact, in overhauling its Friday lineup, ABC had replaced "12 O'Clock High" with "The Avengers" at 9 (CT). I was also surprised to see a station carrying the Pat O'Brien/Roger Perry sitcom "Harrigan And Son," as I know of only one other station that was showing it at the time: WNBE (now WCTI)/12 Greenville/New Bern/Washington, NC. BTW, Roger Perry seems to have a taste for women with dingaling images; he was married to Jo Anne Worley for many years and last I heard he was married to Joyce Bulifant, one of the resident females with not-terribly-bright images (Patti Deutsch is another who comes to mind) who occupied the chair to Richard Dawson's right (and the viewer's left) on "Match Game."

For Saturday 1/14/67 the first show listed was 2:30p - Pro Bowlers Tour. Later that night they aired The Hollywood Palace @ 8:30p, but it was a different episode than channels 9 and 32 ran at the same time. WSLA had Bing Crosby hosting and Dorothy Collins, Charles Aznavour and the Mills Brothers, Skitch Henderson, and Burns and Schreiber as guests, and no color denotation. Channels 9 & 32 had Crosby hosting Senator Everett Dirksen (R-Ill) reading "The Gallant Men", Jimmy Durante, Tim Conway (promoting "Rango"), Edie Adams and a pole climber, in color. The last listing was a movie, "The Dude Goes West", @ 9:30p On Sunday 1/15, WSLA signed on @ 1p with an NBA game between the Philadelphia 76ers and Boston Celtics. The last program listed was the ABC Sunday Night Movie, "The V.I.P.s" starring Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor @ 8p.

I think it might be that WBRC didn't clear much of ABC's morning schedule in pattern. I can't find a WBRC schedule for spring of 1967, but there's a posting of one from February of 1968. WBRC ABC* 8:30 Love of Life (CBS db 11:00 AM) not on air yet 9:00 Dating Game (ABC db 10:30 AM) " 9:30 Secret Storm (CBS db 3:00 PM) " 10:00 Fugitive (ABC db noon?) " 10:30 " How's Your Mother In Law 11:00 Bewitched Bewitched 11:30 Mike Douglas Treasure Isle 12:00 " Fugitive 12:30 Treasure Isle (ABC db 11:30) " 1:00 Newlywed Game Newlywed Game

*Best I can determine from affiliates schedule. I can only surmise that WBRC's '67 schedule was equally unpatterened. WSEL would have had a lot more slots to fill during the daytime hour--especially if they weren't equipped with a lot of videotape machines. Here's the full '68 schedule that includes WBRC. http://radiodiscussions.com/smf/index.php?topic=225959.0

Retro: Central Indiana Tues, Jan 20, 1981

In honor of President Obama's being re-inaugurated today for a second term, a look at how TV covered President Reagan's first inauguration, from TV Guide-Central Indiana edition All listings Eastern Time WTWO 2-NBC Terre Haute 6:00 Today in Illiana 6:15 Agriculture Today 6:30 Country Day 7:00 Today (inauguration coverage, plus profiles of Democratic Senators Gary Hart (CO), Bill Bradley (NJ), and Paul Tsongas (MA) 9:00 Phil Donahue (guest: National Enquirer editor Haydon Cameron) 10:00 Presidential Inauguration (John Chancellor/Roger Mudd til 2, followed by Tom Brokaw/Jane Pauley) 4:00 Petticoat Junction 4:30 Mike Douglas (co-host Susan Anton/guests Don Hom, Bob Hope, Lynda Carter, and T.G. Sheppard) 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 M*A*S*H 7:30 Happy Days Again 8:00 Lobo 9:00 BJ & the Bear 10:00 Flamingo Road 11:00 News 11:30 NBC News Special (Jessica Savitch with a recap of the day's events) mid. Tonight Show (guests Johnny Mathis, Kelly Monteith, and Marilu Tolo) 1:00 Tomorrow Coast-to-Coast 2:30 News WTTV 4-Ind Indianapolis 5:30 Brian Bex

6:00 RFD 4 6:30 700 Club 7:30 Cowboy Bob's Corral 8:00 Janie 9:00 Phil Donahue (no details listed) 10:00 John Davidson (co-host Robert Blake/guests Garry Coleman, Johnny Paycheck, and Jane Seymour) 11:00 Mike Douglas (co-host Jerry Lewis/guests Sophia Loren, Cheryl Tiegs, and Lee Salk) noon Bob Braun 1:30 Jim Gerard 2:00 Your Show 3:00 Fred Flintstone & Friends 3:30 Three Stooges (bw) 4:00 Woody Woodpecker 4:30 Little Rascals (bw) 5:00 Flintstones 5:30 Brady Bunch 6:00 Good Timres 6:30 Welcome Back, Kotter 7:00 Sanford & Son 7:30 All in the Family 8:00 Gunsmoke 9:00 Joker's Wild 9:30 Tic Tac Dough 10:00 News 11:00 Newlywed Game 11:30 Streets of San Francisco 12:30 Movie "Green Dolphin Street" (bw) 3:15 Movie "The Romance of Rosy Ridge" (bw) WRTV 6-ABC Indianapolis 6:10 Livin' for the City 6:40 Good Morning Indiana 7:00 Good Morning America (3 hr special; look at Inauguration Day) 10:00 Presidential Inauguration (Frank Reynolds/Barbara Walters/and a very busy Ted Koppel, who also hosts Nightline that night) 4:30 Merv Griffin (guests Ron Ely, Randi Oakes, Jim Palmer, Lacy J. Dalton, and Jim Samuels/JIP, Merv usually started at 4) 5:00 Barney Miller 5:30 World of People (interviews with Kris Kristofferson and Graham Nash/aboard the QE II) 6:00 News 7:00 ABC World News Tonight 7:30 Face the Music 8:00 Happy Days

8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9:00 Three's Company 9:30 Too Close for Comfort 10:00 Hart to Hart 11:00 News 11:30 ABC News Nightline 12:30 Medical Center WISH 8-CBS Indianapolis 6:30 Captain Kangaroo 7:30 Indy Today 8:00 CBS Morning News 9:00 Beverly Hillbillies 9:30 I Dream of Jeannie 10:00 Presidential Inauguration (Walter Cronkite solo) 3:30 Alice 4:00 Hour Magazine (guest Lee Remick/hypnosis) 5:00 Bewitched 5:30 Andy Griffith 6:00 News 7:00 CBS Evening News 7:30 PM Magazine (segments on the Commodores, and St. Jude's Hospital in Memphis) 8:00 White Shadow 9:00 Time for Love (Mike Connors and Florence Henderson with a special on Children's Village USA, which cares for abused children in Southern California) 11:00 News 11:45 Lou Grant 12:55 Movie "The Ultimate Chase" (originally "The Ultimate Thrill") 2:45 News WGN 9-Ind Chicago 5:40 TBA 6:55 Top o' the Morning 7:25 News 7:30 Bullwinkle 8:00 Ray Rayner 9:00 Bozo Show 10:00 Bewitched 10:30 Your New Day 11:00 Mike Douglas (no info listed) noon Phil Donahue (ditto) 1:00 Andy Griffith (bw) 1:30 Love, American Style 2:00 Movie "Tender is the Night" (conclusion) 4:00 Bugs Bunny & Friends 4:30 Scooby-Doo

5:00 Flintstones 5:30 I Dream of Jeannie 6:00 Good Times 6:30 Welcome Back, Kotter 7:00 Barney Miller 7:30 Carol Burnett & Friends 8:00 Movie "The Phantom of the Opera" 10:00 News 11:00 Hollywood Squares 11:30 Prisoner: Cell Block H mid. Movie "The Oregon Trail" 1:45 News 2:15 Movie "Morocco" (bw) 4:05 TBA WTHI 10-CBS Terre Haute 6:00 Captain Kangaroo 7:00 CBS Morning News 8:00 Hour Magazine (hazards of some baby formulas/guests Susan Clark and Alex Karras) 9:00 One Day at a Time 9:30 Face the Music 10:00 Presidential Inauguration 3:30 Alice 4:00 Tom & Jerry 4:30 Captain Jack 5:00 Leave It to Beaver (bw) 5:30 Andy Griffith (bw) 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 PM Magazine (as ch 8 ) 7:30 Tic Tac Dough 8:00 White Shadow 9:00 Movie "When the Circus Came to Town" 11:00 News 11:30 Lou Grant 12:40 Movie "Togetherness" WTHR 13-NBC Indianapolis 6:00 Brain Game 6:30 Richard Simmons 7:00 Today 9:00 Gilligan's Island 9:30 Dick Van Dyke (bw) 10:00 Presidential Inauguration 4:00 I Love Lucy (bw)

4:30 Rockford Files 5:30 M*A*S*H 6:00 News 7:00 NBC Nightly News 7:30 Family Feud 8:00 Lobo 9:00 BJ & the Bear 10:00 Flamingo Road 11:00 News 11:30 NBC News Special mid. Tonight Show 1:00 Tomorrow Coast-to-Coast 2:30 News WTBS 17-Ind Atlanta 5:00 Rat Patrol 5:30 Open Up 6:30 Family Affair 7:00 Funtime 8:00 I Love Lucy (bw) 8:30 I Dream of Jeannie 9:00 Hazel 9:30 Green Acres 10:00 Movie "The Gay Divorcee" (bw) noon Freeman Reports 1:00 Movie "Odongo" 2:50 Funtime 3:30 Space Giants 4:00 Flintstones 4:30 Gilligan's Island 5:00 Brady Bunch 5:30 Beverly Hillbillies 6:00 Carol Burnett & Friends 6:30 Bob Newhart 7:00 All in the Family 7:30 Sanford & Son 8:00 Movie "Soldier of Fortune" 10:00 News 11:00 Night Gallery 11:30 Movie "Bright Leaf" (bw) 1:45 Movie "Sincerely Yours" 4:10 Movie "Romance of the Conquered" WLFI 18-CBS Lafayette 6:00 TBA 8:00 CBS Morning News

9:00 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 Presidential Inauguration 3:30 Alice 4:00 One Day at a Time 4:30 My Three Sons 5:00 Beverly Hillbillies 5:30 M*A*S*H 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Rockford Files 8:00 White Shadow 9:00 Movie "When the Circus Came to Town" 11:00 News 11:30 Lou Grant 12:40 Movie "Togetherness" WFYI 20-PBS Indianapolis 6:45 Writing for a Reason 7:15 AM Weather 7:30 Over Easy (guest Joan Mondale) 8:00 Villa Alegre 8:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Lilias, Yoga & You 10:30 Odyssey "N!ai,, the Story of a !Kung Woman" (following 27 years in the life of a South African Bushwoman) 11:30 This Old House noon Dick Cavett (Clare Boothe Luce, pt 1) 12:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 1:00 Drama: Play, Performance, Perception 2:00 All Creatures Great & Small 3:00 Over Easy (National Institute of Aging director Robert Butler/photography of Imogen Cunningham/journalist Adela Rogers St. John) 3:30 Lilias, Yoga & You 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 3-2-1 Contact 6:30 Writing for a Reason 7:00 Over Easy (repeat from 3pm) 7:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8:00 Nova "Message in the Rocks" (scientists study stones in Greenland, meteorites in Antarctica, and volcanos in search of the earth's origins) 9:00 Mystery! "Malice Aforethought" (pt 1) 10:00 Inauguration Highlights 11:00 Dick Cavett (conclusion from noon)

11:30 Captioned ABC News WVUT 22-PBS Vincennes 7:45 AM Weather 8:00 Villa Alegre 8:30 Watch Your Mouth! 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Letter Shop 10:30 Writing for a Reason 11:00 3-2-1 Contact 11:30 Presidential Inauguration (Paul Duke, who also does the 10pm recap) 1:30 3-2-1 Contact 2:00 Indiana Outdoors 2:30 Crockett's Victory Garden 3:00 Watch Your Mouth! 3:30 Villa Alegre 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 News 6:30 Growing Years 7:00 Dick Cavett (as ch 20) 7:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8:00 Nova "Message in the Rocks" 9:00 Mystery! "Malice Aforethought" (pt 1) 10:00 Presidential Inauguration 11:00 Dick Cavett 11:30 Captioned ABC News WTIU 30-PBS Bloomington 8:45 AM Weather 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 10:30 Electric Company 11:00 3-2-1 Contact 11:30 Presidential Inauguration 1:30 3-2-1 Contact 2:00 Trade-Offs 2:30 Thinkabout 3:00 Watch Your Mouth! 3:30 Lilias, Yoga & You 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Focus on Children 6:00 3-2-1 Contact 6:30 Over Easy (as ch 20)

7:00 This Old House 7:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8:00 Nova "Message in the Rocks" 9:00 Mystery! "Malice Aforethought" (pt 1) 10:00 30 Live Tonight "What's Up There in Outer Space" 11:00 Dick Cavett 11:30 Captioned ABC News WFLD 32-Ind Chicago 7:00 Newstalk 7:30 Three Stooges (bw) 8:00 Tom & Jerry 8:30 Great Space Coaster 9:00 Popeye 9:30 Fred Flintstone & Friends 10:00 Richard Simmons 10:30 Please Don't Eat the Daisies 11:00 Partridge Family 11:30 Green Acres noon Monkees 12:30 Munsters (bw) 1:00 Underdog 1:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 2:00 I Love Lucy (bw) 2:30 Courtship of Eddie's Father 3:00 Beverly Hillbillies (bw) 3:30 Casper the Ghost 4:00 Mighty Mouse/Heckle & Jeckle 4:30 Woody Woodpecker 5:00 Tom & Jerry 5:30 Brady Bunch 6:00 Happy Days Again 6:30 Sanford & Son 7:00 M*A*S*H 7:30 All in the Family 8:00 PM Magazine (as ch 8 ) 8:30 Joker's Wild 9:00 Tic Tac Dough 9:30 To Tell the Truth 10:00 All in the Family 10:30 Honeymooners (bw) 10:55 News 11:00 M*A*S*H 11:30 Benny Hill mid. Three Stooges "Idle Roomers" (bw) 12:30 Newstalk

WBAK 38-ABC Terre Haute (presented as listed...did 38 really blow off the inauguration to show movies instead? ) 6:45 Good Morning Valley 7:00 Good Morning America (38 only ran the first 2 hrs that morning) 9:00 PTL Club 11:00 Movie "The Grapes of Wrath" (bw) 2:00 Movie "King Creole" (bw) 4:30 Battle of the Planets 5:00 Star Trek 6:00 Brady Bunch 6:30 Odd Couple (yep, 38 blew off WNT too) 7:00 Let's Make a Deal 7:30 Prisoner: Cell Block H 8:00 Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9:00 Three's Company 9:30 Too Close for Comfort 10:00 Hart to Hart 11:00 News 11:30 ABC News Nightline 12:30 News WHMB 40-Ind/Rel Indianapolis 5:45 News 6:00 PTL Club 8:00 Lester Sumrall Teaches 8:30 Light 'n' Lively 9:00 Today with Lester Sumrall 10:00 700 Club 11:30 Charisma noon Today with Lester Sumrall 1:00 Light 'n' Lively 1:30 Lester Sumrall Teaches 2:00 Cartoon Festival 2:30 Banana Splits 3:00 New Zoo Revue 3:30 Bugs Bunny & Friends 4:00 Tennessee Tuxedo 4:30 Underdog 5:00 Bullwinkle 5:30 Leave It to Beaver (bw) 6:00 Community Forum 6:30 Insight 7:00 Revival Fires 7:30 God's News Behind the News

8:00 Lester Sumrall Teaches 8:30 Seeds of Growth 9:00 Today with Lester Sumrall 10:00 Northwest Assembly of God 10:30 Contact 11:00 Praise the Lord mid. News WIPB 49-PBS Muncie 8:45 AM Weather 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 10:30 Thinkabout 11:00 Writing for a Reason 11:30 Electric Company noon Sesame Street 1:00 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 1:30 Second Look 2:00 Nova "Umealit: The Whale Hunters" (Eskimos vs environmentalists over hunting bowhead whales) 3:00 Over Easy (Joan Mondale) 3:30 Lilias, Yoga & You 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Second Look 5:55 News 6:00 3-2-1 Contact 6:30 Over Easy (Butler etc.) 7:00 Dick Cavett (conclusion of Clare Boothe Luce) 7:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8:00 Nova "Message in the Rocks" 9:00 Mystery! "Malice Aforethought" (pt 1) 10:00 Inauguration Highlights 11:00 Dick Cavett (repeat from 7pm) 11:30 Captioned ABC News mid. News

In honor of President Obama's being re-inaugurated today for a second term, a look at how TV covered President Reagan's first inauguration, from TV Guide-Central Indiana edition WTTV 4-Ind Indianapolis 5:30 Brian Bex

First thought was that Bex was probably quite a happy camper that day. With further consideration I decided that Reagan was likely not conservative enough for Bex.

WRTV 6-ABC Indianapolis 4:30 Merv Griffin (guests Ron Ely, Randi Oakes, Jim Palmer, Lacy J. Dalton, and Jim Samuels/JIP, Merv usually started at 4) 5:00 Barney Miller 5:30 World of People (interviews with Kris Kristofferson and Graham Nash/aboard the QE II) Would have made more sense to bump "Barney Miller" for the day and give Merv his full hour.

WTIU 30-PBS Bloomington 2:00 Trade-Offs 2:30 Thinkabout The Agency for Instructional Television / Technology, the producers of those programs, is based in Bloomington, though operates independently of Indiana University (the owners of WTIU). Also, "Thinkabout" was a double run (two 15-minute shows), while I imagine some filler followed "Tradeoffs" (which is a 20-minute program), as both are inschool shows. WBAK 38-ABC Terre Haute (presented as listed...did 38 really blow off the inauguration to show movies instead? ) 11:00 Movie "The Grapes of Wrath" (bw) 2:00 Movie "King Creole" (bw) 4:30 Battle of the Planets 5:00 Star Trek 6:00 Brady Bunch 6:30 Odd Couple (yep, 38 blew off WNT too) Did WBAK normally show ABC daytime and World News Tonight? Maybe they scheduled it as they was, as the Terre Haute market also got sufficient ABC coverage from WRTV, WTVW Evansville and WAND Decatur, depending on location, with most systems carrying WBAK and at least one other ABC station.

Retro: Evansville/Paducah Sun, Jan 23, 1972

from TV Guide-Evansville/Paducah edition WSIL 3-ABC Harrisburg 7:15 This is the Life 7:45 The Story 8:15 Phelps Brothers 8:30 Oral Roberts 9:00 Old Time Gospel Music 10:00 Bullwinkle 10:30 Make a Wish 11:00 Reluctant Dragon & Mr. Toad 11:30 Here Come the Doubledeckers noon Directions (conclusion of a 2-parter on poet William Blake) 12:30 Issues & Answers 1:00 NBA: New York-Seattle 3:30 Movie: TBA 5:00 Championship Wrestling 6:00 Wild Kingdom (Arctic polar bears and walruses) 6:30 This is Your Life 7:00 FBI (John Davidson plays a rock star whose career is being taken over by a loan shark) 8:00 Movie "Duel in the Sun" 10:45 ABC News 11:00 Movie "The Charge of the Light Brigade" (bw) WPSD 6-NBC Paducah 7:00 Faith for Today 7:30 Gospel Singing Jubilee 8:30 Devotion 9:15 Hamilton Brothers 9:30 Herald of Truth 10:00 Christopher Closeup 10:30 Deputy Dawg 11:00 Dr. Dolittle 11:30 No Miracle But Love (a look at the world of the mentally disabled, filmed at Wisconsin's Bethesda Lutheran Home) noon Meet the Press (guest is Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott (R-PA)) 12:30 TBA 1:00 Dean Martin Tucson Open golf 2:30 TBA 2:45 Commercial Film 3:00 NFL All-Star Game (live from LA) 6:00 News/Weather/Sports 6:30 Wonderful World of Disney "The Family Band" (pt 1; originally titled The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band) 7:30 Jimmy Stewart (Jimmy reunites with Philadelphia Story co-star Ruth Hussey)

8:00 To Europe with Love (with Peggy Fleming and Andy Williams; pre-empts Bonanza) 9:00 Bold Ones "Short Flight to a Distant Star" 10:00 News/Weather/Sports 10:30 Movie "Munster, Go Home" WTVW 7-ABC Evansville 7:00 Lewis Family 7:30 Calvary Temple 8:00 Rev. Schwambach 8:30 Oral Roberts 9:00 Cathedral of Tomorrow 10:00 NewHope 10:30 Make a Wish 11:00 Living Way 11:30 Mass for Shut-Ins noon Moral View 12:30 Issues & Answers 1:00 NBA: New York-Seattle 3:30 Movie "The World in His Arms" 6:00 Lawrence Welk (guest Doc Severinsen) 7:00 FBI 8:00 Movie "Duel in the Sun" 10:45 ABC News 11:00 News/Weather/Sports 11:15 Movie "The Fastest Gun Alive" (bw) WSIU 8-PBS Carbondale 4:30pm Insight 5:00 Defenders "Nobody Asks What Side You're On..." 6:00 Zoom 6:30 French Chef 7:00 Firing Line (a look at the youth vote in the 1972 election) 8:00 Masterpiece Theatre "The Six Wives of Henry VIII" (pt 4) 9:45 Cartoon Instruction 10:00 David Susskind "A Hundred Years Behind Bars...Tough Ex-Cons Damn Our Prisons" (9 ex-cons speak out on prison life and suggest reforms) KFVS 12-CBS Cape Girardeau 6:00 Christopher Closeup 6:30 News/Weather 7:00 The Answer 7:30 Herald of Truth 8:00 Tom & Jerry 8:30 Groovie Goolies 9:00 Revival Fires 9:30 Look Up & Live (a review of the Ecumenical Witness religious conference on the

Vietnam War) 10:00 Camera Three (performance by the National Dance Troupe of Sierra Leone) 10:30 Face the Nation (guest: Alabama Gov. George Wallace) 11:00 Lamp Unto My Feet (profile of Dr. Paul Tillich) 11:30 This is the Life noon Glory Road 12:30 Lester Family 1:00 NHL: Buffalo-Boston 3:30 NFL Action "The Glorious Game" (series return) 4:00 Kid Talk (premiere, with guests Greg Morris and George Plimpton) 4:30 Animal World (return/Barbary apes in Gibraltar) 5:00 60 Minutes 6:00 Lassie 6:30 Movie "The Bridge on the River Kwai" (conclusion) 8:30 Cade's County 9:30 Forum 10:00 CBS News 10:15 News/Weather/Sports 10:30 Virginian mid. Living Faith WFIE 14-NBC Evansville 11:00 Christopher Closeup 11:30 No Miracle But Love noon Meet the Press 12:30 Rebels 1:00 Dean Martin Tucson Open golf 2:30 Commercial Film 2:45 Film 3:00 NFL All-Star Game 6:00 Wild Kngdom (visiting the Great Barrier Reef) 6:30 Wonderful World of Disney "The Family Band" (pt 1) 7:30 Jimmy Stewart 8:00 To Europe with Love 9:00 Bold Ones "Short Flight to a Distant Star" 10:00 News/Weather/Sports 10:25 Movie "Warkill" WEHT 25-CBS Evansville 7:30 Music & the Spoken Word 8:00 Tom & Jerry 8:30 Groovie Goolies 9:00 Lamp Unto My Feet 9:30 Look Up & Live 10:00 Camera Three 10:30 Face the Nation

11:00 St. Mark's Lutheran Church noon Treehouse Club 12:30 With This Ring 12:45 Film 1:00 NHL: Buffalo-Boston 3:30 NFL Action "The Glorious Game" (return) 4:00 Kid Talk (premiere) 4:30 Animal World (return) 5:00 60 Minutes 6:00 Flying Nun 6:30 Movie "The Bridge on the River Kwai" (conclusion) 8:30 Cade's County 9:30 Wilburn Brothers 10:00 News/Weather/Sports 10:30 Movie "These Thousand Hills" (bw) 12:45 Outta Sight 1:15 Law of the Land WDXR 29-Ind Paducah 7:30 Public Service Film 8:00 Gospel Music 8:30 Bible Baptist 9:00 Baptist Temple 10:00 Consultation 10:30 Gospel Music 11:30 Movie "Born Yesterday" 1:00 Outer Limits "The Brain of Colonel Barham" (bw) 2:00 Cowtown Rodeo 3:00 Sea Hunt (bw) 3:30 Victory at Sea (bw) 4:00 High & Wild 4:30 Untamed World 5:00 Saint 5:55 News 6:00 Movie "Duck Soup" (bw) 7:25 News 7:30 Movie "The Tall Man" 9:35 Weather/News/Sports 10:00 Movie "Boots Malone" (bw) Kentucky Educational Network (PBS): WKMU 21-Murray, WKZT 23Elizabethtown, WKHA 35-Hazard, WKGB 53-Bowling Green 6pm Zoom 6:30 French Chef 7:00 Firing Line (same program as ch 8 ) 8:00 Masterpiece Theatre "The Six Wives of Henry VIII" (pt 4)

9:45 David Littlejohn: Critic at Large "Selling the Moon" (a wry look at NASA PR)

from TV Guide-Evansville/Paducah edition Kentucky Educational Network (PBS): WKMU 21-Murray, WKZT 23Elizabethtown, WKHA 35-Hazard, WKGB 53-Bowling GreenThat should be WKMA-35 Madisonville. Hazard is in the eastern part of Kentucky.Elizabethtown is fairly "eastward" in Kentucky, too. It is on eastern time. Personally, I think that Kentuckians may be directionally challenged. After all, "Western" Kentucky University is in Bowling Green. You can go about another 150 miles or so west from Bowling Green before you would cross the Mississippi River into Missouri. Meanwhile, the Paducah-Evansville market is a strange one. It is too far south for St. Louis, too far north to be Memphis, and too far west to be Nashville. I grew up in Obion County, Tennessee, and the Paducah-Evansville edition of TV Guide was the one sold there. Dyer County, the next county to the south of us, received the Memphis edition, from what I understand. Needless to say, we did not receive any of the Evansville stations. But we had Memphis and Nashville on cable. But, hey, we're Tennesseans. Newspapers were almost as strange. The Jackson Sun (Jackson, TN, newspaper) was sold in Obion County, but Obion County was NOT in their official coverage area. Go figure.

WDXR-TV sister station to WDXR Radio-Paducah.

So, I guess the only 2 channels in the Paducah-Evansville edition that one would receive in Obion County would be WPSD and KFVS. I would think you would get WBBJ for ABC and WLJT for PBS. It seems like when I stayed overnight in a motel in Union City back around 1991 that NBC was WPSD, ABC was WBBJ and CBS was WTVF instead of KFVS. Seems like there would be no edition of TV Guide that could be of much use in Northwest Tennessee although I remember the Jackson Sun having a pretty good Sunday TV magazine in those days.

So, I guess the only 2 channels in the Paducah-Evansville edition that one would receive in Obion County would be WPSD and KFVS. I would think you would get WBBJ for ABC and WLJT for PBS.We also got WDXR (when it was on) and KBSI. Quote It seems like when I stayed overnight in a motel in Union City back around 1991 that

NBC was WPSD, ABC was WBBJ and CBS was WTVF instead of KFVS.WTVF was indeed on the cable system there back then. Maybe still is. KFVS covered Western Kentucky over the air quite well.

So, I guess the only 2 channels in the Paducah-Evansville edition that one would receive in Obion County would be WPSD and KFVS. I would think you would get WBBJ for ABC and WLJT for PBS.We also got WDXR (when it was on) and KBSI.Did the system get Channel 29's successor, WKPD?Isn't that a PBS station? At any rate, I don't know. I moved away from there in '92, and we had cable by then. We could get WDXR with just rabbit ears! WKPD is the KET outlet for paducah.Yeah, I was thinking that it was educational television, hence my question. We got our PBS from WLJT-TV, Lexington/Martin, TN. (Meanwhile, WKZT, which was the callsign of the radio station in Fulton, KY, back when I worked there, is now the calls for a KET station in KY, as per earlier in this thread.)

Hawaii, January 23, 1971

From TV Guide Hawaii Edition 2-KHON (NBC)/Honolulu Satellites: 7-KAII/Wailuku & 11-KHAW/Hilo 7AM Tomfoolery 7:30 Heckle & Jeckle 8AM Woody Woodpecker 8:30 Bugaloos (Benita sets up housekeeping in the tranquility forest; repeat) 9AM Doctor Dolittle 9:30 Pink Panther 10AM H.R. Pufnstuf (repeat) 10:30 Here Comes The Grump 11AM Hot Dog 11:30 Jambo (Animal show hosted by Marshall Thompson of "Daktari" fame) 12Noon Film 12:30 Open House 1PM Dick Clark (Thats how TV Guide had it listed, so this might be a error because "Filipino Fiesta" is supposed to be listed in this time slot) 2PM Movie: "Captain Blood" (1935) 4PM Movie: "The Jackpot" (1950) 6PM Lassie (Timmy & Lassie) 6:30 Don Knotts (Lloyd Bridges with sons Jeff and Beau, Nancy Wilson, and Tommy

Roe) 7:30 NBC Saturday Night At The Movies: "Duel at Diablo" (1966, repeat) 9:30 Movie: "These Wilder Years" (1956) 11:30 Movie: "Kidnapped" (1938) 4-KHVH (ABC)/Honolulu Satellites: 12-KMVI/Wailuku & 13-KHVO/Hilo (Note: The Reluctant Dragon & Mr. Toad Show and Sky Hawks were not shown in Hawaii) 7AM Hardy Boys (12 Noon/11AM Stateside) 7:30 Motor Mouse 8AM Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp 9AM Will The Real Jerry Lewis Please Sit Down 9:30 Here Comes The Double Deckers (co-produced by 20th Century Fox and BBC) 10AM Hot Wheels 10:30 Batman (back to back episodes) 11:30 Skippy the Bush Kanagaroo (back to back episodes) 12:30PM Smokey Bear 1PM American Bandstand (King Floyd, Bugaloos, and, on film, Ike and Tina Turner; 12:30PM/11:30AM Stateside) 2PM Pro Bowlers Tour ($100,000 Denver Open, taped January 16) 3:30 ABC Wide World of Sports (International Grand Prix Motocross Motorcycle Championship from Bay Mare, Ca., Taped November 1, 1970; International Ski Jumping Championship from West Germany, taped January 1, 1971; Super Bowl V preview. Note: the latter event had already aired live in Hawaii on January 17, so this was a week behind) 5PM TBA 6PM News (Don Rockwell) 6:30 ABC Special: "Arthur Godfrey's America: The Everglades" (an enviromental program about Florida's Everglades) 7:30 Lawrence Welk (last week in this timeslot, will move to 6:30 the following week to make room for Pearl Bailey's Variety Show) 8:30 Judd For The Defense 9:30 Movie: "Escape from Zahrain" (1961) 11:45 Movie: "The Moonraker" (English, 1958) 9-KGMB (CBS)/Honolulu Satellites: 3-KMAU/Wailuku & 9-KPUA/Hilo 6:30 Checkers & Pogo 7:30 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour (8AM/7AM Stateside) 8:30 Josie & the PCats (10AM/9AM Stateside) 9AM Archie's Funhouse (11AM/10AM Stateside) 10AM Dastardly & Muttely (1PM/12 Noon Stateside)

10:30 Harlem Globetrotters (10:30AM/9:30AM Stateside) 11AM Scooby Doo (12 Noon/11AM stateside) 11:30 Jetsons (1:30PM/12:30PM Stateside) 12 Noon Sabrina and the Groovie Ghoulies (9AM/8AM Stateside) 1PM Monkees (12:30PM/11:30AM Stateside) 1:30 Los Angeles Boxing 3:30 Wrestling 5PM F Troop 5:30 Mary Tyler Moore (Monte Markham as a married foreign reporter who catches Mary's fancy) 6PM News (Bob Sevey) 6:30 Mannix ("The Judas Touch") 7:30 The Baron 8:30 CBS Special: "Jack & The Beanstalk" (pre-empts The Interns) 9:30 60 Minutes 10:30 Gunsmoke ("Zavala"; repeat) 11:30PM Movie: "The Half Breed" (1952) 1AM Movie: "Time Running Out" (English, 1955) 11-KHET (PBS)/Honolulu Satellites: 10-KMEB/Wailuku & 4-K04FE/Hilo Off the air on Saturdays 13-KIKU (Independent)/Honolulu 3PM Movie: "Metropolitan" (1935) 4:30 Movie: "The Magnificent Rogue" (1946) 6PM Program Guide 6:05 Shonen Ninja Kaze No Fujimaru 6:30 Kappa No Sanpei 7PM Apposhimashimaguu 7:30 Ozumo Digest 8PM Ozumo Highlights 8:30 Asahi Shinbun News 9PM Hanayama Daikichi 10PM Roller Games KHON-2 had no Saturday newscasts at all in 1971. I also would think that the KHVH-4 and KGMB-9 early-evening newscasts consisted merely of an anchor reading news into a camera. Probably no newsfilm at all on most weekends. This represents one Saturday in 1971, there could have been weekend newscasts later in the year. I thought Judd Hambrick did weekend news in addition to his weekday

anchoring with Bob Basso. But I can't recall this offhand. I think by 1973 there were weekend newscasts on KHON. The KHON news as it is now known didnt start until June 1965. What happened news related in the previous 14 years? For several years it was KONA on Channel 11, Webley Edwards (Hawaii Calls) was the first news anchor for the station. I believe in 1964 there was no local news whatsoever on Channel 2 save for the occasional NBC news, the station was sold in 1965 and became KHON and they then had began to finally have a real news department.

Off-topic, then back on: does anyone know the name Danny Kaleikini (sp?)? I think he hosted KHON's weekend daytime movies but I would like to know more about him. Back to the subject of local news, I think Pacific and Southern (later bought by Combined Communications, then by Gannett) was a Honolulu-based company; I bring this up because it owned Ch. 11 in Atlanta when it was WQXI, and I seem to recall one of its g.m.'s, George Hagar, being transferred from Atlanta to Honolulu. It was while P&S still owned what we now know as 11 Alive that John Tyler was brought in from Amarillo (1972) and that station also began to have a real news operation including, as I mentioned elsewhere, noon newscasts on weekends, the first station in Atlanta to do so. Couple things, Danny Kaleikini has been a longtime Hawaii entertainer, performed at the Kahala Hilton for over 20 years, has acted in the original Hawaii 5-0, and is the official state Ambassador of Aloha. I have some of his old KHON hosted movies on beta. As for George Hagar yes he was GM at KHON for many years. Both happen to be friends of mine.

Retro: Southwest Florida Sat, Feb 5, 1977

by request, from Fort Myers News-Press WPBT 2-PBS Miami 8:00 Sesame Street (x2) 10:00 Once Upon a Classic "David Copperfield" (pt 4) 10:30 Zoom 11:00 Ornamental Horticulture noon Writing for a Reason 1:00 As Man Behaves 2:00 Lowell Thomas Remembers...1966 2:30 Book Beat

3:00 Lilias, Yoga & You 3:30 Woman "Women and Taxes" 4:00 Consultation 4:30 The Week Ends Here 5:00 Washington Week in Review 5:30 Wall Street Week 6:00 Great Movie Cowboys "Trigger, Jr." 6:55 Soapbox 7:00 British Soccer 8:00 David Susskind "The John F. Kennedy I Knew-Dave Powers" 10:00 Firing Line "The Latin Liturgy" 11:00 Movie Theatre "Storm Over Asia" (1928 Soviet film) WEDU 3-PBS Tampa 8:00 Villa Alegre 8:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Carrascolendas 10:30 Zoom 11:00 Once Upon a Classic "David Copperfield" (pt 4) 11:30 Man & Environment I noon Dimensions in Culture 12:30 It's Everybody's Business 1:00 Man & Environment II 1:30 Nova "The Sunspot Mystery" (scientists claim that the sun is losing its spots, with the Earth's climate becoming colder as a result) 2:30 Consumer Survival Kit "Auto Repairanoia" 3:00 Book Beat 3:30 Anyone for Tennyson? "A Program of Satire" 4:00 Lilias, Yoga & You 4:30 Quick on the Draw 5:00 Nova (repeat from 1:30) 6:00 Insight 6:30 Lo Nuestro 7:00 Studio See 7:30 Once Upon a Classic "David Copperfield" (pt 5) 8:00 Meeting of Minds (Sir Thomas More, played by Bernard Behrens, and Queen Marie Antoinette, played by Steve Allen's wife Jayne Meadows) 9:00 Soundstage (guests Tom Waits and Mose Allison) 10:00 Movie Theater "Earth" (another Soviet import, this one from 1930) 11:00 Jeanne Wolf with...Norrman Lear WTVJ 4-CBS Miami 6:30 Sunrise Semester 7:00 Big Blue Marble 7:30 Hot Fudge

8:00 Sylvester & Tweety 8:30 Clue Club 9:00 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 10:00 Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle 10:30 Shazam!/Isis 11:30 Ark II noon Fat Albert 12:30 Way Out Games 1:00 CBS Children's Film Festival 2:00 Tarzan 3:00 Batman 3:30 Space: 1999 "A Matter of Balance" 4:30 CBS Sports Spectacular (live coverage of Sugar Ray Leonard's bout with Luis Vega/LA Times Track Meet/Paul Newman's major world championship racing debut in the 24 Hours of Daytona race) 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Montage 7:30 Price is Right 8:00 Mary Tyler Moore 8:30 Bob Newhart 9:00 All in the Family 9:30 Alice 10:00 Carol Burnett (guest Helen Reddy) 11:00 News 11:30 Saturday Late Show "Cleopatra" WCIX 6-Ind Miami 7:30 Dusty's Treehouse 8:00 Fran Carlton Exercise Show 8:30 McHale's Navy 9:00 Beverly Hillbillies 9:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC 10:00 Andy Griffith 10:30 Creature Feature "Son of Kong" noon Wrestling 1:00 Movie "Psychomania" 3:00 Movie "Wings of Fire" 5:00 Emergency One! 6:00 Saturday Movie "Underwater" 8:00 Saturday Showcase "The Curse of Frankenstein" 9:30 700 Club 11:00 Mission: Impossible mid. Best of Steve Allen WFLA 8-NBC Tampa

6:30 Muggsy 7:00 Batman Theater 8:00 Woody Woodpecker 8:30 Pink Panther 10:00 Speed Buggy 10:30 Monster Squad 11:00 Space Ghost/Frankenstein Jr. 11:30 Big John, Little John noon Soyouwantobe 12:30 Information 8 1:30 Categorically Speaking 2:00 Saturday Afternoon Movie "But Not for Me" 4:00 College Basketball: Tennessee-Auburn 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 News Conference 7:30 Here & There 8:00 Emergency! "Insanity Epidemic" 9:00 NBC Movie "Born Losers" 11:00 News 11:30 Weekend (visit to the Marine Military Academy/Sicilian women's hair used for wigs/the exorbitant cost of graduating a doc from the US Dept. of Defence Medical School/black Texas sheriff) 1:00 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert (guests Wild Cherry, Al Wilson, Ed Bluestone, and Muledeer) WPLG 10-ABC Miami 6:00 Next Generation 6:30 At Home/Growing Things 7:00 Arthur & Company 8:00 Tom & Jerry/Mumbly 8:30 Jabberjaw 9:00 Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt 10:30 Krofft Supershow 11:30 Super Friends noon News 12:30 Ara Parseghian's Sports 1:00 Saturday Matinee "Beat the Devil" 2:30 Let's Go to the Races 3:00 Call It Macaroni 3:30 Pro Bowlers Tour: Rolaids Open (from St. Louis) 5:00 Wide World of Sports (Men's World Cup Downhill Skiing Championships) 6:00 Hawaiian Open golf 7:00 News 7:30 Newsmakers 8:00 Happy Days Special (celebrating the show's 3rd anniversary)

8:30 Fish (premiere) 9:00 Starsky & Hutch "Survival" 10:00 Most Wanted "The Hit Man" 11:00 News 11:30 Peter Marshall 1:00 Cine del Sabado "Psyche '59" WLCY 10-ABC Largo 6:20 Pastor's Study 6:30 World Today 7:00 Meet the Realtors 7:15 Social Security 7:30 Leroy Jenkins 8:00 Tom & Jerry/Mumbly 8:30 Jabberjaw 9:00 Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt 10:30 Krofft Supershow 11:30 Super Friends noon Oddball Couple 12:30 American Bandstand (guests the Pointer Sisters and Stephen Bishop) 1:30 NCAA Basketball: Memphis State-Louisville 3:30 Pro Bowlers Tour: Rolaids Open 5:00 Wide World of Sports 6:00 Hawaiian Open golf 7:00 Lawrence Welk 8:00 Happy Days Special 8:30 Fish (premiere) 9:00 Starsky & Hutch "Survival" 10:00 Most Wanted "The Hit Man" 11:00 Saturday Night Movie "The McConnell Story" 1:00 ABC News 1:15 Involvement 10 1:45 Pastor's Study WINK 11-CBS Fort Myers 7:00 Music & the Spoken Word 7:30 Fury 8:00 Sylvester & Tweety 8:30 Clue Club 9:00 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 10:00 Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle 10:30 Shazam!/Isis 11:30 Ark II noon Fat Albert 12:30 Way Out Games 1:00 CBS Children's Film Festival

2:00 Movie "Destination Tokyo" 4:30 CBS Sports Spectacular 6:00 News 6:30 30 Minutes 7:00 Lawrence Welk 8:00 Mary Tyler Moore 8:30 Bob Newhart 9:00 All in the Family 9:30 Alice 10:00 Carol Burnett 11:00 News 11:30 Movie Classics "The Life of Emile Zola" WTVT 13-CBS Tampa 6:45 Pulse News 7:00 Tarzan Theatre "Tarzan's Greatest Adventure" (pt 1, with Gordon Scott donning the loincloth) 8:00 Sylvester & Tweety 8:30 Clue Club 9:00 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 10:00 Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle 10:30 Shazam!/Isis 11:30 Ark II noon Fat Albert 12:30 Way Out Games 1:00 CBS Children's Film Festival 2:00 Hot Dog 2:30 Ironside 3:30 Lange Cup 4:00 Film Feature: TBA 4:30 CBS Sports Spectacular 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Candid Camera 7:30 Andy Williams (guest Nancy Ames) 8:00 Mary Tyler Moore 8:30 Bob Newhart 9:00 All in the Family 9:30 Alice 10:00 Carol Burnett 11:00 News 11:30 Best of Hollywood "Rosemary's Baby" WBBH 20-NBC Fort Myers 7:00 Lucy Show 7:30 Little Rascals

8:00 Woody Woodpecker 8:30 Pink Panther 10:00 Speed Buggy 10:30 Monster Squad 11:00 Space Ghost/Frankenstein Jr. 11:30 Big John, Little John noon Land of the Lost 12:30 Muggsy "The Big Break" 1:00 Wrestling 2:00 In Concert: Anne Murray 3:00 Music Hall America 4:00 College Basketball: Tennessee-Auburn 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau "Tragedy of the Red Salmon" 9:00 NBC Movie "Born Losers" 11:00 News 11:30 Weekend WEVU 26-ABC Bonita Springs 7:00 Big Valley 8:00 Tom & Jerry/Mumbly 8:30 Jabberjaw 9:00 Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt 10:30 Krofft Supershow 11:30 Super Friends noon Oddball Couple 12:30 American Bandstand 1:30 NCAA Basketball: Memphis State-Louisville 3:30 Pro Bowlers Tour: Rolaids Open 5:00 Wide World of Sports 6:00 Hawaiian Open golf 7:00 High Rollers 7:30 Love, American Style 8:00 Happy Days Special 8:30 Fish (premiere) 9:00 Starsky & Hutch "Survival" 10:00 Most Wanted "The Hit Man" 11:00 ABC News 11:15 American Theater "The Bridge on the River Kwai"/"RPM"/"Lion of Amalfi"/"The Haunted Strangler"/"Marine Battleground" WXLT 40-ABC Sarasota 5:00 Movie "Beyond the Time Barrier" 6:30 A Better Way 7:00 Gilligan's Island

7:30 Animals, Animals, Animals 8:00 Tom & Jerry/Mumbly 8:30 Jabberjaw 9:00 Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt 10:30 Krofft Supershow 11:30 Super Friends noon Oddball Couple 12:30 American Bandstand 1:30 Metro 7 Basketball 3:30 Pro Bowlers Tour: Rolaids Open 5:00 Wide World of Sports 6:00 Hawaiian Open golf 7:00 Lawrence Welk 8:00 Happy Days Special 8:30 Fish (premiere) 9:00 Starsky & Hutch "Survival" 10:00 Most Wanted "The Hit Man" 11:00 ABC News 11:15 News 11:30 World Championship Tennis 1:00 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert (listings don't indicate if this was the same one that aired in Tampa) 2:30 Movies: TBA WTOG 44-Ind St. Petersburg 7:00 Popeye 7:30 Flintstones 8:00 Hour of Power 9:00 Gerald Derstine 9:30 God's News Behind the News 10:00 Ernest Angley Hour 11:00 Lone Ranger 11:30 Rifleman noon Soul Train 1:00 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 2:00 Creature Feature "The Raven" 3:30 Creature Feature "When Worlds Collide" 5:00 Kidsworld 5:30 Muppet Show (guest Phyllis Diller) 6:00 Space: 1999 7:00 Wrestling 8:00 Pop! Goes the Country 8:30 That Good Ole Nashville Music 9:00 Nashville on the Road 9:30 Porter Wagoner 10:00 Monty Python's Flying Circus (90 min)

11:30 Fright Theatre "Count Dracula" 1:00 All-Night Movies "Convicts Four" 2:50 All-Night Movies "Retreat from Kiska" 4:20 All-Night Movies "Thief of Baghdad" WKID 51-Ind Fort Lauderdale noon Dave Dennis Saturday Matinee: TBA 2:00 You & Your Money 3:00 Consumer Alert 3:30 Florida Wrestling 4:30 Bowling Talk 5:30 TBA 6:00 Miami All-Star Bowling 7:30 Let's See the Races 8:00 Rincon Criollo 8:30 TBA 9:30 Cristo en Su Hogar 10:00 PTL Club mid. Sea Hunt 12:30 I Led Three Lives 1:00 Movie: TBA 3:00 Laurel & Hardy 3:30 Movie: TBA

Here's a look at the cablecos covering the circulation area: Gulf Coast Cablevision (carried 2-4-6-10M-11-20-26-51) Naples East Naples Marco Island South Florida Cable TV (carried 2-3-6-10M-11-20-26-40-44-51) North Fort Myers Fort Myers Beach Bonita Springs Naples Park Vanderbilt Beach Palm River Estates Estero San Carlos Park Southern Cablevision (carried 3-8-10L-11-20-26-40-44) Fort Myers East Fort Myers Fort Myers Shores

South Fort Myers to Gladiolus Dr Fort Myers Villas Iona Gulf Communications Cape Coral (carried 2-3-6-8-10M-11-13-20-26-40-44) Golden Gate (2-6-10-11-20-26) Cablevision of Sanibel (3-8-11-13-20-26-40-44) Sanibel Island Gulf Coast Television (3-8-11-13-20-26-40-44) Pine Island Mattacha Community Television Cable Lehigh Acres (2-4-6-10M-11-20-26-44-51) Clewiston (4-6-11-20-44 plus other channels, either WPB or Orlando; Clewiston is between Fort Myers and WPB) Storer Cable TV (3-8-11-13-20-26-40-44 in all areas, Englewood also picked up 10L) Punta Gorda Punta Gorda Isles Charlotte Harbor Port Charlotte North Port Warm Mineral Springs Harbor Cove Englewood Interesting that all the ABC and CBS affiliates in Ft. Myers/Naples, Miami, and Tampa/St. Petersburg were listed, but NBC in Miami was not. Why didn't any cable system carry WSVN?

For quite a few years now, so many people even in urban areas receive TV via cable. That's even noted here with the various cable companies covering this section of Florida. As with some other areas, I've always wondered how TV DX'ing might have been in different parts of that state in years past given what I understand is the fairly flat terrain. Just thinking of a fairly good TV with a fringe (or deep-fringe) antenna and rotor. Just wondered if there might be anyone from years past who tried it there.

I lived in Tampa in the '70s and had absolutely no luck picking up Orlando or Sarasota (or anything else outside

the Bay Area). OTOH, I've also lived in higher elevations (Birmingham and Greenville, SC) and have had very good luck bringing in out-of-market stations (in the mornings in Greenville I could get WGTV Athens, GA; WSOC Charlotte; WIS Columbia, SC; WXIA Atlanta; and WRDW Augusta, GA; in Birmingham I could routinely get WXIA and--depending on intangibles--either WRBL Columbus, GA or WEAR Pensacola, FL, both of which are analog Ch. 3).

Where Sarasota is concerned, channel 40 was always a regular tune-in in Pinellas County, at least in the Clearwater area -- wasn't as clear as a local, but as clear as the local UHF stations were. Don't know about the Fort Myers channels, as our antennas were always pointed towards Holiday (channel 10 and WCLF 22) or Riverview (everyone else), though they were a regular DX catch.

I lived in Hillsborough County so I don't know if 40's signal got that far; I never picked it up and had enough trouble getting a viewable picture on 44. Another area where I've lived that's reasonably flat is Dallas/Fort Worth; specifically, I lived in Plano (Collin County) but the only stations from outside the Metroplex I could pick up were KXII/12 Ada/Ardmore, OK, and KSWO/7 Wichita Falls, TX/Lawton, OK.

With regards to DX'ing in Florida, I have wondered about a location in the south-central part of the state (although that might wind up being in the Everglades). That would be a distance from Tampa and St. Petersburg as well as Miami and Fort Lauderdale. I thought you might also have a shot at a Cuban station or two.

Eventually, the Fort Myers UHF stations started refering to themselves ONLY with their cable dial positions. WBBH 20 calls itself "NBC 4." Same for the Fort Myers-Naples ABC and Fox stations, although in 1977, the Fox station isn't even on the air yet. I wonder how long it took for this practice to start, when cable penetration in SW Florida reached the point where it made more sense to use your cable position instead of your UHF channel. And did TV Guide and other TV listings pick this up, or did you have to wade through all the Tampa and Miami VHF station listings before you could figure out what your local NBC and ABC stations were doing? Of course, WINK-TV, having the only VHF station, must have had a big lead originally,

when UHF stations were much harder to pick up and many analog tuners required you to click 15 times to get from CBS shows on 11 to ABC shows on 26.

It's interesting that WEDU-3 in Tampa Bay broadcast an episode of "Nova" on which the idea of the earth's climate getting colder because of a lack of sunspots was being discussed!

Of course, the Winter of 1976-77 was unusually cold in much of the United States. This episode of "Nova" may have been rushed into production because of the cold waves; it's my understanding that there were some frosts that Winter in southern Florida and even in parts of the Caribbean! I also recall that perhaps a year later, the syndicated "In Seartch Of..." (narrated by Leonard Nimoy) did an episode about whether the earth was about to plunge into another ice age, and in fact, there was much talk then as to whether the earth's climate was indeed cooling.

Eventually, the Fort Myers UHF stations started refering to themselves ONLY with their cable dial positions. WBBH 20 calls itself "NBC 4." Actually, they're "NBC 2", as they are on Cable 2 on most systems. (WFTX is "Fox 4".)

Of course, WINK-TV, having the only VHF station, must have had a big lead originally, when UHF stations were much harder to pick up and many analog tuners required you to click 15 times to get from CBS shows on 11 to ABC shows on 26. Not necessarily -- most sets had two separate dials, one for VHF and one for UHF. To tune in a UHF channel, you would turn the VHF dial to "U" or "UHF", then change the UHF dial. Most often, the switch from 11 to 26 would only be two clicks away (if you left the UHF on 26 from last time), or a total of eight clicks (11 to "U", then 20 to 26). If you live in Sarasota County and you watch 40 or 44, in addition to the Fort Myers channels, that's where you need to do alot of clicking.

Hawaii, January 24, 1971

From TV Guide Hawaii Edition

2-KHON (NBC)/Honolulu Satellites: 7-KAII/Wailuku & 11-KHAW/Hilo 7AM Film 7:30 Cathedral of Tommorow (Rex Humbard) 8:30 Kathyn Kuhlman 9AM Revival Fires 9:30 Oral Roberts 10AM Special: "Drug Abuse" 10:30 Open House 11AM Good Life 11:30 Filipino Fiesta 12:30PM Meet The Press (California Democratic US Senator-Elect John V. Tunney is the guest; postphoned from January 17) 1PM Focus: Hawaii 1:30 Movie: "Lisbon" (1956) 4PM Men From Shiloh ("The Politician") 5:30 Hockey Highlights 6PM Wild Kingdom 6:30 Bill Cosby Show (Dick Van Dyke guest stars as a magician) 7PM Wonderful World of Disney: "The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin" (Part 1 of 3) 8PM Bonanza ("Top Hand") 9PM Name of The Game ("LA 2017") 10:30 Movie: "Brother Rat" (1938) 4-KHVH (ABC)/Honolulu Satellites: 12-KMVI/Wailuku & 13-KHVO/Hilo 7AM This Is The Life 7:30 Faith For Today 8AM Davey and Goliath 8:15 Religious Film 8:30 Choral Music 9AM Conversation 9:30 Discovery 10AM Jonny Quest 10:30 Cattanooga Cats 11AM Bullwinkle 11:30 Batman (Back to Back episodes) 12:30PM TBA 4PM Movie: "War of The Worlds" (1953) 6PM News (Chuck Henry) 6:30 Challenging Sea (hosted by Bill Burrud 7PM The FBI ("Center of Peril") 8PM ABC Sunday Night Movie: "Waterhole No. 3" (1967; Network premiere) 10PM Movie: "The Man Who Never Was" (English, 1956)

9-KGMB (CBS)/Honolulu Satellites: 3-KMAU/Wailuku & 9-KPUA/Hilo 5:30AM Sacred Heart 5:45 Christopher Program 6AM Camera Three 6:30 Film 7AM Japanese Review 9:30 Rose Bowl Report 10:30 Billiards (Bill Cosby plays nine-ball with Minnesota Fats) 11:30 NFL All Star Game (Live) 2PM Movie: "Wee Willie Winkle" (1937; time approximate) 3:30 Animal World (return; also hosted by Bill Burrud) 4PM Lassie ("Lassie's Busy Day"; postphoned from January 10) 4:30 New Andy Griffith Show (Glen Campbell guest stars in this episode) 5PM The Flying Nun 5:30 Arnie (Bob Cummings guest stars) 6PM Jim Nabors (Robert Goulet is the guest) 7PM Ed Sullivan (The guests are Tony Bennett, Judy Carne, Malina Mercouri, Gary Puckett, The Sesame Street Muppets, Norm Crosby, and Irwin R. Watson) 8PM Carol Burnett (Mel Torme and Michelle Lee are the guests) 9PM Medical Center ("Web of Darkness") 10PM News (Bob Jones) 10:30 Barbara McNair (Freida Payne, Bobby Vee and Rich Little are the guest; BTW this series was produced at another channel 9-CFTO/Toronto!) 11:30 Movie: "Girl on The Run" (1958) 1AM Movie: "The Female Animal" (1957) 11-KHET (NET)/Honolulu Satellites: 10-KMEB/Wailuku & 4-K04FE/Hilo 3PM Fanfare (Johnny Cash is profiled) 4PM French Chef (What to do with leftovers) 4:30 Hawaii Now! 5PM Realities ("Free at Last, Free at Last. Thank God Almighty, we're Free at Last." About Matin Luther King's preparation for that 1963 speech in Washington, DC) 6PM NET Playhouse (Oscar Wilde's "A Ideal Man"; repeat) 7:30 Kukla, Fran & Ollie (Ollie enters a ice-sculpting contest) 8PM The Advocates (Debate show; Topic: "Should the Congressional senority system be abolished?") 9PM Masterpiece Theatre ("The First Churchills," chapter 2) 13-KIKU (Independent)/Honolulu

3PM Movie: "Youth on Parole" (1937) 4PM Insight ("The Greatest Miracle of Them All") 4:30 This Is The Life (An aging teacher faces the problems of retirement) 5PM TBA 5:30 Gripe Box 6PM Program Guide 6:05 Keizai Highlights 6:15 Nichiyo Engai Kai 7PM Kekkon No Joken 7:30 Ozumo Digest 8PM Ozumo Highlights 9PM Ganbare Kaa-Chan 10PM Nippon Kenkyakuden Retro: Carolina-Tennessee Saturday, January 13, 1968

From TV Guide, Carolina-Tennessee Edition: WSJK (WETP) Ch. 2 Knoxville (Sneedville, TN) (NET) off air on Saturday WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte (CBS) 6:45 News Of The Church 7 AM Rascals Club 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Frankenstein Jr. And The Impossibles 9:30 Herculoids 10 AM Shazzan! 10:30 Space Ghost 11 AM Moby Dick And The Mighty Mightor 11:30 Superman/Aquaman Hour Of Adventure 12:30 Jonny Quest 1 PM Lone Ranger (animated) 1:30 Pastors Face Your Questions 1:45 Vic Bubas: Duke Basketball Highlights 2 PM ACC Basketball: Duke-Maryland 4 PM Country Style Roundup (with future Congressman Bill Hefner, time approximate) 5 PM Wrestling (live from the studio: Luther Lindsey and Abe Jacobs vs. Gene and Lars Anderson; Sandy and George Scott vs. Jim Grabmire and Pancho Valdez) 6 PM Early Report 6:30 Death Valley Days

7 PM Super Bingo 7:30 Jackie Gleason (the accent is on country music; Jackie welcomes Eddy Arnold, Patti Page, the Geezinslaw Brothers, Jack Carter, Fannie Flagg, and saxophonist Boots Randolph) 8:30 My Three Sons 9 PM Hogan's Heroes 9:30 Petticoat Junction 10 PM Mannix 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:20 Movie: "The Dark At The Top Of The Stairs" WFBC (WYFF) Ch. 4 Greenville, SC (NBC) 6:30 Farm News (Ben Leonard) 7:30 Leave It To Beaver 8 AM Monty's Rascals (Monty DuPuy and Stowe Hoyle as "Mr. Doohickey") 9 AM Super 6 9:30 Super President 10 AM Flintstones 10:30 Samson & Goliath 11 AM Birdman And The Galaxy Trio 11:30 Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel 12 N Top Cat 12:30 Cool McCool 1 PM Brother Buzz (the story of Scottish-born conservationist John Muir) 1:30 Film Feature 1:45 Changing Times 2 PM ACC Basketball: Duke-Maryland 4 PM Stoneman Family (time approximate) 4:30 Wilburn Brothers 5 PM Wrestling (from Raleigh) 5:55 News (Jeff Fields) 6 PM Porter Wagoner 6:30 Flatt And Scruggs (guest is Randy Scruggs, Earl's son) 7 PM Super Bingo 7:30 Maya 8:30 Get Smart (watch for Larry Storch and Barry Newman, best known, AFAIK, as "Petrocelli" in the '70s series) 9 PM NBC Movie: "Saratoga Trunk" (an older-than-usual one for NBC, and in black and white from 1945: Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman in a love story set in 1870s New Orleans) 11:45 Movie: "Glory Alley" WCYB Ch. 5 Bristol, VA (NBC/ABC)

6 AM Tele-College 7 AM Rural Tenneva 7:25 News (Merrill Moore) 7:30 Comedy Time 8:30 Popeye 9 AM Super 6 9:30 Super President 10 AM Flintstones 10:30 Samson & Goliath 11 AM Birdman And The Galaxy Trio 11:30 Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel 12 N Top Cat 12:30 Cool McCool 1 PM Trails West 1:30 American Bandstand (Kenny O'Dell; on film: the Turtles, ABC, delay of at least a week from 12:30 PM) 2:30 The Happening (local and not to be confused with ABC's "Happening '68") 3:30 Village Square 4 PM Skelton Brothers (not related to Red; I think this is a local country-music show) 4:30 Bonnie Lou And Buster 5 PM Country Music Carousel 5:30 Stoneman Family 6 PM Flatt And Scruggs 6:30 Porter Wagoner 7 PM Frank McGee Report 7:30 Maya 8:30 Get Smart 9 PM NBC Movie: "Saratoga Trunk" 11:45 News, Weather, Sports 12:15 Saturday Tonight Show (singer Jane Morgan, George Carlin, clairvoyant Maurice Woodruff) WATE Ch. 6 Knoxville (NBC) 7 AM RFD 6 7:30 Movie: "The Younger Brothers" (Younger was their last name.) 9 AM Super 6 9:30 Super President 10 AM Flintstones 10:30 Samson & Goliath 11 AM Birdman And The Galaxy Trio 11:30 Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel 12 N Top Cat

12:30 Cool McCool 1 PM Forest Rangers 1:30 Movie: "The Camp On Blood Island" 3 PM Sugarfoot 4 PM Country Music Carousel 4:30 Stoneman Family 5 PM Wilburn Brothers 5:30 Porter Wagoner (guest: "Little" Jimmy Dickens, who stood, as I recall, about five feet four inches) 6 PM Startime 6:30 Flatt And Scruggs (interesting song here from guest Jerry Green: "Tripod the Three-Legged Dog") 7 PM Frank McGee Report 7:30 Maya 8:30 Get Smart 9 PM NBC Movie: "Saratoga Trunk" 11:45 Movie: "Hong Kong" (not to be confused with the 1960-61 ABC series, stars Ronald Reagan and Rhonda Fleming, from '52) WSPA Ch. 7 Spartanburg, SC (CBS) 6:30 Sunrise Semester: "Russian Literature" (last lecture of the course) 7 AM Roy Rogers 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Frankenstein Jr. And The Impossibles 9:30 Herculoids 10 AM Shazzan! 10:30 Space Ghost 11 AM Moby Dick And The Mighty Mightor 11:30 Superman/Aquaman Hour Of Adventure 12:30 Farmer Gray (Cliff Gray with music and farm news) 1:30 College Basketball: Davidson-West Virginia 3:30 Billy Dilworth (although considered a local country-music show, all the performers are from Northeast Georgia; Dilworth had a column in the Athens (GA) Banner-Herald, time approximate) 4 PM CBS Golf Classic (season premiere: Chi Chi Rodriguez and Roberto de Vicenzo vs. Harold Henning and George Knudson) 5 PM Blue Ridge Quartet 5:30 Greyhound Derby 6 PM Early Report 6:30 Rawhide 7:30 Jackie Gleason 8:30 My Three Sons 9 PM Hogan's Heroes 9:30 Petticoat Junction 10 PM Mannix

11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:15 Movie: "The Far Horizon" (the story of Lewis & Clark, with Fred MacMurray and Charlton Heston, from '55) WSOC Ch. 9 Charlotte (NBC) 7 AM Seven Bells 7:30 Zane Grey Theater 8 AM Cisco Kid 8:30 Astroboy 9 AM Super 6 9:30 Super President 10 AM Flintstones 10:30 Samson & Goliath 11 AM Birdman And The Galaxy Trio 11:30 Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel 12 N Top Cat 12:30 Kilgo's Kanteen (Jimmy Kilgo) 1:30 College Basketball: Davidson-West Virginia 3:30 Gadabout Gaddis (time approximate) 4 PM Village Square 4:30 Greyhound Derby 5 PM TBA 6 PM Virginian (delay from Wed 7:30 PM) 7:30 Maya 8:30 Get Smart 9 PM NBC Movie: "Saratoga Trunk" 11:45 News, Weather, Sports 12:15 Movie: "The Fugitive Kind" (Marlon Brando in a fairly typical role: a drifter who causes trouble in a Mississippi town, from '59) WBIR Ch. 10 Knoxville (CBS) 7 AM Sergeant Preston Of The Yukon 7:30 Movie: "Blood Arrow" (watch for Phyllis Coates, the "first" Lois Lane--although that distinction really belongs to Joan Alexander on radio-- in this '58 Western) 9 AM Frankenstein Jr. And The Impossibles 9:30 Herculoids 10 AM Shazzan! 10:30 Space Ghost 11 AM Moby Dick And The Mighty Mightor 11:30 Superman/Aquaman Hour Of Adventure 12:30 Jonny Quest 1 PM Lone Ranger (animated)

1:30 Pastor's Study 2 PM Roy Skinner (no idea who this is) 2:30 Ray Mears: University of Tennessee Basketball Highlights 3 PM SEC Basketball: Kentucky-Florida 5 PM Bonnie Lou And Buster (time approximate) 5:30 Gunsmoke (delay from Mon 7:30 PM) 6:30 CBS News (Roger Mudd) 7 PM Bat Masterson 7:30 Jackie Gleason 8:30 My Three Sons 9 PM Hogan's Heroes 9:30 Petticoat Junction 10 PM Mannix 11 PM Movie: "Lucky Me" (I think this was an early success for Phil Silvers; he co-stars with Doris Day, Bob Cummings, and Eddie Foy Jr., from '54) WJHL Ch. 11 Johnson City, TN (CBS/ABC) 7 AM Laramie 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Frankenstein Jr. And The Impossibles 9:30 Herculoids 10 AM Shazzan! 10:30 Space Ghost 11 AM Moby Dick And The Mighty Mightor 11:30 Superman/Aquaman Hour Of Adventure 12:30 Jonny Quest 1 PM Lone Ranger (animated) 1:30 Road Runner 2 PM TBA 2:15 Passport To Profit 2:30 Ray Mears 3 PM SEC Basketball: Kentucky-Florida 5 PM CBS Golf Classic (delay from 4 PM, time approximate) 6 PM Lawrence Welk (guests are future regulars Sandi Jensen and Salli Flynn; and teen trumpeter David Joy; I think this is a delay of about two weeks, ABC, from 8:30 PM) 7 PM Flying Nun (ABC, delay from Thu 8 PM) 7:30 Jackie Gleason 8:30 My Three Sons 9 PM Hogan's Heroes 9:30 Petticoat Junction 10 PM Mannix 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:15 Movie: "The Golden Blade"

WLOS Ch. 13 Asheville, NC (ABC) 7 AM New Casper Cartoon Show (delay from 9 AM) 7:30 Superman (George Reeves) 8 AM Mr. Bill And Bumbo (Bill Norwood and Bob Caldwell as Bumbo the clown) 9:30 Fantastic Four 10 AM Spider-Man 10:30 Journey To The Center Of The Earth 11 AM King Kong 11:30 George Of The Jungle 12 N Beatles 12:30 American Bandstand (guests: the Box Tops) 1:30 Happening '68 (the Sunshine Company, Leonard Nimoy; Dino, Desi, and Billy judge the amateur-band contest) 2 PM Village Square 2:30 Upbeat 3:30 Movie: "The Man They Could Not Hang" (Boris Karloff, from '39) 4:25 Outdoor World 4:30 Gadabout Gaddis 5 PM Music City USA 6 PM Bing Crosby Golf Tournament (third round) 7:30 Dating Game (guest: Carolyn Jones) 8 PM Newlywed Game 8:30 Lawrence Welk (Sandi and Salli make another appearance; Mr. Music Maker is apparently interested in adding them to his musical family.) 9:30 Hollywood Palace (returns to its old time slot tonight with a fourth-anniversary show; Bing Crosby hosts, with Peggy Lee, Milton Berle, Jimmy Durante, Lawrence Welk, Phil Harris, Rosey Grier and the L.A. Rams Fearsome Foursome, the acrobatic Sothkins of the Moscow Circus) 10:30 Joe Pyne (topics: North Vietnam and urban renewal) 12 M ABC News (Keith McBee) 12:15 Movie: "The Big Heat" WCCB Ch. 18 Charlotte (ABC) 8:30 Pancho's Corral 9 AM New Casper Cartoon Show 9:30 Fantastic Four 10 AM Spider-Man 10:30 Journey To The Center Of The Earth 11 AM King Kong

11:30 George Of The Jungle 12 N Beatles 12:30 American Bandstand 1:30 Happening '68 2 PM Upbeat 3 PM Big Picture 3:30 Pro Bowlers Tour: Showboat Invitational in Las Vegas 5 PM Wide World Of Sports (International Women's Alpine Skiing Championship; Tournament of Thrills Auto Crash Championship) 6 PM Bing Crosby Golf Tournament 7:30 Dating Game 8 PM Newlywed Game 8:30 Lawrence Welk 9:30 Hollywood Palace 10:30 Race To The White House (Democratic leaders discuss the state of the party; participants are Sen. Eugene McCarthy, who will run against LBJ in the early primaries; Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien, former Presidential advisor Theodore Sorensen.) 11 PM ABC News 11:15 Movie: "Rage Of The Buccaneers" (Vincent Price, Ricardo Montalban, from '62) WTVK Ch. 26 (WVLT Ch. 8) Knoxville (ABC) 8:30 Agricultural Science In Action 9 AM New Casper Cartoon Show 9:30 Fantastic Four 10 AM Spider-Man 10:30 Journey To The Center Of The Earth 11 AM King Kong 11:30 George Of The Jungle 12 N Beatles 12:30 American Bandstand 1:30 Happening '68 2 PM Movie: "The Black Lancers" 3:30 Pro Bowlers Tour 5 PM Wide World Of Sports 6 PM Bing Crosby Golf Tournament 7:30 Dating Game 8 PM Newlywed Game 8:30 Lawrence Welk 9:30 Hollywood Palace 10:30 An Evening With The King Sisters 11 PM UT Basketball Replay: Tennessee-Georgia

WNTV Ch. 29 Greenville, SC (NET) 4:15 Smart Sewing 4:45 Everybody's Business 5:15 Agricultural Panorama 5:30 Folk Guitar 6 PM Sportsmanlike Driving 6:30 Let's Take Pictures 7 PM College Bound 7:30 Antiques (first of two on glassware) 8 PM Koltanowski On Chess (the career of Russian chess master and world champion Mikhail Tawl) 8:30 Casals Master Class (student Elnar Holm performs the second and third movements of Boccherini's Concerto in B Flat Major; Casals demonstrates how the fingers should strike the violin strings) 9 PM New Orleans Jazz (the early sounds of Dixieland, including "When The Saints Go Marching In," are recreated in a concert on a French Quarter patio) sign off 9:30 PM WCTU (WCNC) Ch. 36 Charlotte (Ind.) TV Guide begins listing Ch. 36 today. 3:30 Movie: "The Black Book" (Bob Cummings as Robespierre, from '49) 5 PM Movie: "Singapore" (Fred MacMurray, Ava Gardner, from '47) 6:30 National Bandstand (I know nothing about this one except it's not "American Bandstand.") 7:30 Brand New Oprie (that's how "Opry" is spelled here) 8:30 ACC Basketball: South Carolina-Virginia (South Carolina would leave the conference in 1970, go independent, then join the SEC.) 11 PM Movie: "Boston Blackie Booked On Suspicion" (of helping auction off what turns out to be a fake copy of Dickens' "Pickwick Papers") WAIM (WMYA) Ch. 40 Anderson, SC (ABC/CBS) 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Frankenstein Jr. And The Impossibles 9:30 Fantastic Four 10 AM Spider-Man 10:30 Journey To The Center Of The Earth 11 AM King Kong 11:30 George Of The Jungle 12 N Beatles 12:30 American Bandstand 1:30 Happening '68

2 PM Pro Bowlers Tour (North Jaycee Open from Phoenix, delay from 3:30 PM) 3:30 Big Picture 4 PM CBS Golf Classic 5 PM Wide World Of Sports 6 PM Bing Crosby Golf Tournament 7:30 Dating Game 8 PM Newlywed Game 8:30 Lawrence Welk 9:30 Petticoat Junction 10 PM Mannix sign off 11 PM

It's amazing how little news each of these stations does on a Saturday. Only WBTV Charlotte and WSPA Spartanburg have dinnertime and late newscasts. Meanwhile WCYB Bristol and WSOC Charlotte have 30 minute late newscasts. But because the NBC Movie runs so late, they don't get on the air till almost midnight. Both stations are willing to invest in a full Saturday night newscast, but they don't want to take up valuable time earlier in the evening for a dinner newscast. WCYB doesn't want to cut into its series of half hour country music shows (Porter Waggoner, Country Music Carousel, etc.) between 3:30 and 7pm. WSOC didn't even figure out WHAT it wanted to run between 5pm and 6pm before TV Guide went to press. But apparently they didn't want to run news then. Major network VHF stations WATE and WBIR Knoxville, and WLOS Asheville, don't have any local news at all. WFBC Greenville only has time for five minutes of local news at dinnertime. WBTV 3 Charlotte -- 6 to 6:30pm, 11 to 11:20pm WFBC 4 Greenville -- 5:55 to 6pm WCYB 5 Bristol -- 7:25 to 7:30am, 11:45pm to 12:15am WATE 6 Knoxville -- none WSPA 7 Spartanburg -- 6 to 6:30pm, 11 to 11:15pm WSOC 9 Charlotte -- 11:45pm to 12:15am WBIR 10 Knoxville -- none WJHL 11 Johnson City -- 11 to 11:15pm WLOS 13 Asheville -- none WCCB 18 Charlotte -- none WTVK 26 Knoxville -- none WCTC 36 Charlotte -- none WAIM 40 Anderson -- none

At the time it was almost impossible to find an ABC affiliate with local news on Saturdays, at least in these parts; in Virginia/North Carolina/east Tennessee/North Georgia/Northern Alabama I can think of only two: WNBE (now WCTI) New Bern, NC, had a 6:30 PM newscast; WRAL Raleigh had ten minutes at 11:15 after ABC's newscast. However, there were some CBS and NBC affiliates that did 30 minutes of local and 30 minutes of network news early Saturday evenings: WFMY and WSJS (WXII) Greensboro/Winston-Salem/ High Point (CBS and NBC, respectively); WTAR (WTKR) Norfolk and WTVR Richmond (both CBS); WITN Greenville/New Bern/Washington (NBC). WSB and WAGA had 30-minute newscasts at 6 (Ch. 5) and 6:30 (Ch. 2), and both had 30-minute 11 PM newscasts. In January 1969, in Greenville/Spartanburg/Asheville, both WFBC (WYFF) and WSPA went to 30 minutes local/30 minutes network early Saturday evenings; it was at that time that the Saturday edition of "The HuntleyBrinkley Report" debuted on NBC; Ch. 4 picked it up and, not to be outdone, Ch. 7 began airing Roger Mudd's newscast. In the South, you were more likely to find a full hour of local and network news in Florida, especially on the NBC stations in Orlando and Tampa and the CBS ones in Orlando and Ft. Myers. I remember that when I first moved to Birmingham in 1969 there were no local newscasts on Saturdays; Huntley-Brinkley and Mudd were available early, and WBRC carried ABC's newscast on a one-hour delay (11 PM CT), and that was it. I think the point when stations began to expand their weekend news times was during Watergate, when news ratings in general were up, but I also recall that Atlanta's Ch. 11 did something really unusual in the fall of '72: noon newscasts on Saturday and Sunday (WSB still does this, as do some other stations including sister stations WFTV Orlando and WSOC Charlotte).

It was like that in Charleston too. Channel 5 (WCSC) did a 30 minute news on Saturday at 6:30. Channel 2 at the time (WUSN) did 30 minutes of late news, but that was it. There was no news on Sunday except for WUSN doing a 15 minute news at 11:45 and WCSC doing 15 minutes of CBS at 11:00. WCBD didn't start a consistent weekend 11pm news until the fall of 1983. WCIV did an early news, but no late news.

They didn't start a Saturday late news until the 90s.

2 PM Roy Skinner (no idea who this is) 2:30 Ray Mears: University of Tennessee Basketball Highlights 3 PM SEC Basketball: Kentucky-Florida

Roy Skinner was the basketball coach at Vanderbilt from 1960-76, and is still the winningest coach in Commodores history. Somewhat notably, he also recruited the first African-American athlete to sign with an SEC school in any varsity sport.

Retro: North Carolina Tuesday, January 16, 1979

From TV Guide, North Carolina Edition: WFMY Ch. 2 Greensboro (CBS) 6 AM Good Morning Show 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Dinah! 10 AM All In The Family 10:30 Price Is Right 11:30 Love Of Life 11:55 News (local) 12 N Young And The Restless 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Mary Tyler Moore 1:30 As The World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3:30 M*A*S*H 4 PM Match Game '79 (Patty Duke Astin, Bert Convy, Audrey Landers, Charles Nelson Reilly, Brett Somers, Robert Walden) 4:30 I Love Lucy 5 PM Andy Griffith 5:30 Beverly Hillbillies 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News (Walter Cronkite) 7 PM PM Magazine (Part 2 of a feature on the Alaska Pipeline;

Ken Kellett's attempt to recreate the Wright Brothers' first flight; a salad recipe; a review of Queen's album "Jazz"; information on sore throats and tonsillitis) 7:30 Wild Wild World Of Animals 8 PM CBS Reports: "The Boat People" (Vietnamese refugees in Malaysia) 9 PM CBS Movie: "Sky Riders" 11 PM News 11:30 Barnaby Jones 12:40 Banacek E (WUND/2 Edenton, WUNC/4 Chapel Hill, WUNK/25 Greenville, NC, WUNL/26 Winston-Salem, WUNJ/39 Wilmington, NC, WUNG/58 Concord, NC) 9 AM Sesame Street 10 AM In-school programs 11 AM Consumer Survival Kit (Linus Pauling on the importance of Vitamin C) 11:30 In-school programs 12:30 Electric Company 1 PM In-school programs 3 PM Crockett's Victory Garden 3:30 Over Easy (guest: Ralph Nader) 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6 PM Zoom 6:30 Engineering Review 7 PM General Assembly Today 7:30 MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8 PM Soundstage (Dr. Hook, Shel Silverstein) 9 PM Good Mornin' Blues (Mississippi Delta Blues through World War II; among those featured are B.B. King, Robert Johnson, and Memphis Ma Rainey) 10 PM Laurel And Hardy (the classic 1932 short "The Music Box" and "Tit For Tat," with the boys as electricians, from 1935) sign off 11 PM WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte (CBS) 6:10 Story Of Jesus 6:15 Tuesday Morning 6:45 News 7 AM CBS News (Lesley Stahl/Richard Threlkeld) 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Donahue 10 AM All In The Family 10:30 Price Is Right

11:30 Love Of Life 11:55 CBS News (Douglas Edwards) 12 N Top O' The Day (the Mother's March Of Dimes) 1 PM Search For Tomorrow 1:30 As The World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3:30 Gilligan's Island 4 PM Emergency One! 5 PM Gunsmoke 6 PM News 7 PM CBS News 7:30 $100,000 Name That Tune 8 PM CBS Reports 9 PM CBS Movie: "Sky Riders" 11 PM News 11:30 Barnaby Jones 12:40 Banacek WWAY Ch. 3 Wilmington, NC (ABC) 6 AM PTL Club 7 AM Good Morning America 9 AM PTL Club continues 10 AM Medical Center 11 AM Happy Days 11:30 Family Feud 12 N News 12:15 Good Afternoon Carolina 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1 PM All My Children 2 PM One Life To Live 3 PM General Hospital 4 PM Edge Of Night 4:30 Gilligan's Island 5 PM Emergency One! 6 PM News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7 PM Adam-12 7:30 Sanford And Son 8 PM Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9 PM Three's Company 9:30 Taxi (guest: Ruth Gordon) 10 PM Starsky & Hutch 11 PM News 11:30 ABC Movie: "You Can't Steal Love"

1:30 News WRAL Ch. 5 Raleigh (ABC) 6:30 Country Morning: Farm News 7 AM Good Morning America 9 AM Mike Douglas 10 AM Time For Uncle Paul 10:30 Edge Of Night 11 AM Happy Days 11:30 Family Feud 12 N News 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1 PM All My Children 2 PM One Life To Live 3 PM General Hospital 4 PM Gilligan's Island 4:30 Brady Bunch 5 PM I Love Lucy 5:30 Andy Griffith 6 PM News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7 PM Real McCoys 7:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC (guest: Carol Burnett) 8 PM Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9 PM Three's Company 9:30 Taxi 10 PM Starsky & Hutch 11 PM News 11:30 ABC Movie: "You Can't Steal Love" WTTG Ch. 5 Washington, DC (Ind.) 6 AM Plays Of Shakespeare 6:30 New Zoo Revue 7 AM Tom And Jerry 7:30 Porky Pig 8 AM Flintstones 8:30 The Archies 9 AM Dennis The Menace 9:30 Leave It To Beaver 10 AM Dick Van Dyke 10:30 Father Knows Best 11 AM Medical Center 12 N Panorama

2 PM Family Affair 2:30 I Love Lucy 3 PM Partridge Family 3:30 Gong Show 4 PM Fred Flintstone & Friends 4:30 Tom And Jerry 5 PM Flintstones 5:30 Brady Bunch 6 PM Andy Griffith 6:30 Six Million Dollar Man 7:30 Dating Game 8 PM Match Game PM 8:30 When, Jenny, When? (Maureen McCormick as a girl who masks her loneliness with promiscuity; Clark Brandon as a boy whose masculinity is challenged by his peers) 9 PM Merv Griffin 10 PM News 11 PM Odd Couple 11:30 Perry Mason 12:30 Movie: "Cass Timberlane" WECT Ch. 6 Wilmington, NC (NBC) 6 AM Carolina In The Morning (pest management in agricultural production) 7 AM Today (the exploits of New York City detective Robert Leuci are discussed by Leuci and Robert Daley, author of "Prince Of The City," about Leuci's exploits) 9 AM Donahue (Freddie Prinze's mother Maria Preutzel) 10 AM Card Sharks 10:30 All Star Secrets (Jamie Farr, Lynn Redgrave, Nipsey Russell) 11 AM High Rollers 11:30 Wheel Of Fortune 12 N Carolina At Noon (the rehabilitation of houses and public buildings in Wilmington) 12:30 Password Plus 1 PM Hollywood Squares (Scott Baio, Foster Brooks, Jim Brown, Vikki Carr, Didi Conn, Bobby Kelton, Erin Moran, Joan Rivers, Paul Lynde) 1:30 Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 4 PM Bugs And Company 5 PM Beverly Hillbillies 5:30 Andy Griffith 6 PM News

6:30 NBC News (John Chancellor/David Brinkley) 7 PM Bewitched 7:30 Mary Tyler Moore 8 PM Grandpa Goes To Washington (last show of the series) 9 PM NBC Movie: "Murder In Music City" (Sonny Bono has the unlikely role of a Nashville detective.) 11 PM News 11:30 Tonight Show (Tony Randall, Beverly Sills, comic George Miller, Carl Sagan) 1 AM News WITN Ch. 7 Washington, NC (NBC) 5:30 Arthur Smith 6 AM Almanac 7 AM Today 9 AM Merv Griffin (Anthony Quinn, Dolores Del Rio) 10 AM Card Sharks 10:30 All Star Secrets 11 AM High Rollers 11:30 Wheel Of Fortune 12 N News 12:30 Password Plus 1 PM Hollywood Squares 1:30 Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 4 PM Doris Day 4:30 Superman 5 PM Battle Of The Planets 5:30 McHale's Navy 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Church Service (Church of Christ) 8 PM Grandpa Goes To Washington 9 PM NBC Movie: "Murder In Music City" 11 PM News 11:30 Tonight Show 1 AM Tomorrow (commercial artist Susan Collins) 2 AM News WGHP Ch. 8 High Point (ABC) 6 AM Good Morning Piedmont (an upcoming mini-concert sponsored by the Arts Council of Davidson County) 7 AM Good Morning America

9 AM Movie: "Mr. And Mrs. Smith" (Alfred Hitchcock tries a comedy about a couple whose marriage turns out to be void; Robert Montgomery and Carole Lombard star, from '40.) 11 AM Happy Days 11:30 Family Feud 12 N $20,000 Pyramid (Robert Walden, Brianne Leary) 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1 PM All My Children 2 PM One Life To Live 3 PM General Hospital 4 PM Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig 4:30 Six Million Dollar Man 5:30 Sanford And Son 6 PM News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7 PM Joker's Wild 7:30 Sha Na Na (guest: Jimmie Rodgers) 8 PM Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9 PM Three's Company 9:30 Taxi 10 PM Starsky & Hutch 11 PM News 11:30 ABC Movie: "You Can't Steal Love" 1:30 News WNCT Ch. 9 Greenville, NC (CBS) 6 AM Carolina Today 8 AM CBS News 9 AM Captain Kangaroo 10 AM All In The Family 10:30 Price Is Right 11:30 Love Of Life 11:55 Paul Harvey Comments 12 N News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Young And The Restless 1:30 As The World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3:30 M*A*S*H 4 PM Brady Bunch 4:30 The Rookies 5:30 Dating Game 6 PM News

6:30 CBS News 7 PM Newlywed Game 7:30 Joker's Wild 8 PM CBS Reports 9 PM CBS Movie: "Sky Riders" 11 PM News 11:30 Barnaby Jones 12:40 Banacek WSOC Ch. 9 Charlotte (ABC) 6:20 Rise And Shine 6:30 Arthur Smith 7 AM Good Morning America 9 AM Good Morning Carolina 9:30 $20,000 Pyramid (Tony Randall, Nancy Lane, week-behind) 10 AM Merv Griffin (Robert Klein, Dirk Benedict, Wil Shriner) 11 AM Happy Days 11:30 Family Feud 12 N News 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1 PM All My Children 2 PM One Life To Live 3 PM General Hospital 4 PM Edge Of Night 4:30 Bewitched 5 PM Bionic Woman 6 PM News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7 PM Cross-Wits (Jack Jones, Rita Moreno, Barbara Rhoades, Stu Gilliam) 7:30 Newlywed Game 8 PM Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9 PM Three's Company 9:30 Taxi 10 PM Starsky & Hutch 11 PM News 11:30 ABC Movie: "You Can't Steal Love" 1:30 News WIS Ch. 10 Columbia, SC (NBC) 6:20 Early Riser 6:30 Knozit-Land

7 AM Today 9 AM Carolina Today 9:25 News 9:30 Knozit-Land 10 AM Card Sharks 10:30 All Star Secrets 11 AM High Rollers 11:30 Wheel Of Fortune 12 N Jeopardy! (the failed modified version) 12:30 News 1 PM Hollywood Squares 1:30 Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 4 PM Brady Bunch 4:30 Tom And Jerry 5 PM Six Million Dollar Man 6 PM Joker's Wild 6:30 NBC News 7 PM News 7:30 Carolina Magazine 8 PM Grandpa Goes To Washington 9 PM NBC Movie: "Murder In Music City" 11 PM News 11:30 Tonight Show 1 AM Tomorrow WTVD Ch. 11 Durham (CBS) 6:30 Sunrise Semester: "Astronomy And Astrology" 7 AM CBS News 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Donahue (same as Ch. 6) 10 AM All In The Family 10:30 Price Is Right 11:30 Love Of Life 11:55 News (local) 12 N Young And The Restless 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM At Home With Peggy Mann (members of the New Hope Audubon Society discuss birds in winter; designer clothes) 1:30 As The World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3:30 M*A*S*H 4 PM Match Game '79

4:30 Merv Griffin (Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Mason, actress Marilu Tolo, Hugh Downs, Lonnie Shorr) 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Joker's Wild 7:30 Tic Tac Dough 8 PM CBS Reports 9 PM CBS Movie: "Sky Riders" 11 PM News 11:30 Mary Tyler Moore 12 M Gunsmoke WCTI Ch. 12 New Bern (ABC) 5:55 Tabernacle Tidings 6 AM PTL Club 7 AM Good Morning America 9 AM Donahue (Dr. Stephen Z. Cohen discusses the relationship between adults and their aging parents.) 10 AM Mike Douglas (co-host Jerry Lewis; Joey Travolta, singer Dennis Roussos, a cockroach expert) 11 AM Happy Days 11:30 Family Feud 12 N The Love Experts (Geoff Edwards, Nipsey Russell, Joyce Bulifant, Elaine Joyce) 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1 PM All My Children 2 PM One Life To Live 3 PM General Hospital 4 PM TBA 4:30 My Three Sons 5 PM Six Million Dollar Man 6 PM News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7 PM Sanford And Son 7:30 Sha Na Na (The Angels sing "My Boyfriend's Back.") 8 PM Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9 PM Three's Company 9:30 Taxi 10 PM Starsky & Hutch 11 PM News 11:30 ABC Movie: "You Can't Steal Love" 1:30 Daniel Boone WXII Ch. 12 Winston-Salem (NBC)

5:45 700 Club 6:45 News 7 AM Today 9 AM Today At Home (the Kaleidoscope Mime Troupe from UNC-Greensboro's theater department) 10 AM Card Sharks 10:30 All Star Secrets 11 AM High Rollers 11:30 Wheel Of Fortune 12 N News 12:30 Donahue (pursuing a career after 65 with then-mayor of Raleigh, Isabella Cannon) 1:30 Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 4 PM Tom And Jerry/Spiderman 5 PM Bewitched 5:30 My Three Sons 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Newlywed Game 7:30 Dating Game 8 PM Grandpa Goes To Washington 9 PM NBC Movie: "Murder In Music City" 11 PM News 11:30 Tonight Show 1 AM Tomorrow WBTW Ch. 13 Florence, SC (CBS/ABC) 6 AM Good Morning Jesus 7 AM Carolina Almanac 7:05 Jim Nesbitt 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM CBS News 10 AM All In The Family 10:30 Price Is Right 11:30 Love Of Life 11:55 CBS News 12 N Young And The Restless 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Edge Of Night 1:30 As The World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3:30 Ryan's Hope

4 PM All My Children 5 PM The Lucy Show 5:30 Sanford And Son 6 PM News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7 PM CBS News 7:30 Three's Company (delay of at least a week) 8 PM CBS Reports 9 PM CBS Movie: "Sky Riders" 11 PM News 11:30 Barnaby Jones 12:40 Banacek WTCG (WPCH) Ch. 17 Atlanta (Ind.) 5:45 World At Large 6:10 News 6:30 Romper Room 7 AM Three Stooges/Little Rascals 8 AM Leave It To Beaver 8:30 Hazel 9 AM The Lucy Show 9:30 Green Acres 10 AM Movie: "The Devil And Miss Jones" 11:55 News 12 N Love, American Style 12:30 Movie: "The Man From The Diner's Club" (Danny Kaye, from '63) 2:25 News 2:30 I Love Lucy 3 PM Speed Racer 3:30 Flintstones 4 PM Space Giants 4:30 Gilligan's Island 5 PM I Dream Of Jeannie 5:30 Beverly Hillbillies 6 PM Andy Griffith 6:30 My Three Sons 7 PM Carol Burnett And Friends 7:30 Sanford And Son 8 PM The World At War 9 PM Movie: "Lovers And Other Strangers" 11 PM Hogan's Heroes 11:30 Movie: "The Man Who Wouldn't Talk" 1:25 Movie: "Night Gallery" (1969 pilot) 3:25 News

3:45 Movie: "The Other Man" WCCB Ch. 18 Charlotte (Ind.) 6 AM News 6:30 Forum 6:45 Let's Think It Over 7 AM 700 Club 8:30 Practical Christian Living 9 AM Mike Douglas 10 AM Joker's Wild 10:30 Forum 10:45 News 11 AM PTL Club 1 PM Wild Wild West 2 PM Cartoon Carnival 2:30 Krofft Supershow 3 PM Spider-Man 4 PM Battle Of The Planets 4:30 Fred Flintstone & Friends 5 PM Little Rascals 5:30 Partridge Family 6 PM I Love Lucy 6:30 Dick Van Dyke 7 PM Dating Game 7:30 Real McCoys 8 PM Movie: "Dragnet" (1967, with Harry Morgan as Jack Webb's partner) 10 PM Bonanza 11 PM Gong Show (Ed Marinaro, Jaye P. Morgan, Ed Bernard) 11:30 PTL Club 1:30 News WDCA Ch. 20 Washington, DC (Ind.) 5:45 PTL Club 6:45 Mighty Mouse 7 AM Spiderman 7:30 Woody Woodpecker 8 AM Bugs Bunny 8:30 Kimba, The White Lion 9 AM Channel 20 Club 9:30 Romper Room 10 AM 700 Club 11:30 Practical Christian Living 12 N Movie: "The Big Clock"

2 PM Banana Splits 2:30 Magilla Gorilla 3 PM Woody & Popeye 3:30 Super Adventures 4 PM Fantastic Four 4:30 Spiderman & Friends 5 PM Bugs Bunny 5:30 Gilligan's Island 6 PM Bionic Woman 7 PM Sanford And Son 7:30 Carol Burnett And Friends 8 PM NHL Hockey: Capitals-Islanders 10:30 TBA (time approximate) 11 PM Twilight Zone (x2) 12 M PTL Club 1 AM Untouchables WPTF (WRDC) Ch. 28 Durham (NBC) 5:45 700 Club 6:45 Today On The Farm 6:55 News 7 AM Today 9 AM Movie: "Jacqueline" 10:30 All Star Secrets 11 AM High Rollers 11:30 Wheel Of Fortune 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Password Plus 1 PM Hollywood Squares 1:30 Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 4 PM Movie: "Night Song" 6 PM Star Trek 7 PM NBC News 7:30 News 8 PM Grandpa Goes To Washington 9 PM NBC Movie: "Murder In Music City" 11 PM Fernwood 2 Night (guest: singer Tom Waits) 11:30 Tonight Show 1 AM Tomorrow WRET (WCNC) Ch. 36 Charlotte (NBC) 6 AM New Zoo Revue

6:30 Three Stooges And Pals 7 AM Today 9 AM Another World 10 AM Card Sharks 10:30 All Star Secrets 11 AM High Rollers 11:30 Wheel Of Fortune 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Password Plus 1 PM Hollywood Squares 1:30 Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Popeye And Pals 3:30 Space Giants 4 PM Flintstones 4:30 Brady Bunch 5 PM Sanford And Son 5:30 Andy Griffith 6 PM Mary Tyler Moore 6:30 NBC News 7 PM News 7:30 Wild Kingdom (territorial fights among sea lions) 8 PM Grandpa Goes To Washington 9 PM NBC Movie: "Murder In Music City" 11 PM News 11:30 Tonight Show 1 AM Tomorrow 2 AM News 2:15 Movie: "Deep Valley" 4 AM Movie: "The Malta Story" WTVI Ch. 42 Charlotte (PBS) In-school programs until 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6 PM Magic Method Of Oil Painting 6:30 Over Easy (guest: Jesse Owens) 7 PM TBA 7:30 MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8 PM Soundstage 9 PM Movie: "Special Section" 11 PM Dick Cavett (jazz musicians Jimmy and Percy Heath, and their combo)

sign off 11:30 PM Correction: the program on Ch. 20 at 4:30 should be "Superman And Friends." I assume these are from the 1960s animated series; TV Guide lists the program as "cartoon" so I know it isn't the George Reeves series.

WITN Ch. 7 Washington, NC (NBC) 7 PM Church Service (Church of Christ) Why would a major network affiliate carry a church service in prime-time? If this was a special, what's normally seen during this hour? You got us there, azumanga. Seems like Sunday morning would be adequate, wouldn't it? Still, I think several things should be considered to figure this one out: 1) Greenville-New Bern-Washington was, at least back then, a small market with a predominantly rural population. Add to that the natural predilections of Southerners for religion in their lives, and you have a built-in audience that would have been unimaginable elsewhere, particularly in bigger cities. 2) Small stations like WITN tried to get revenue any way they could. Frequently, that meant selling airtime to religious entities outside the Sunday morning "ghetto". We also must note that channel 7's NBC affiliation was probably a big drag on the station at the time, with that network approaching the absolute nadir of its history up to that point with basement ratings in almost all dayparts, except for the Today Show, the Tonight Show, and Saturday Night Live. That meant WITN's ratings sagged, meaning it couldn't charge advertisers a whole lot. I noted WITN had only one non-news local production, the morning show "Almanac" at 6, by then, with no traditional homemakers' or kiddie shows left, so in-station budget cuts were rather hard to find (as the early Seventies probably saw the major round of them). And, of course, the wild inflation of the late Seventies had its impact on profitability too. 3) Looking at the skeds of competitors WNCT and WCTI, one sees two then-hot game shows on WNCT between 7 and 8, with "Sanford and Son" and apparently a checkerboard at 7:30 on WCTI. Redd Foxx and co. were especially highly popular among the region's African-American population, even some years after the original's cancellation on NBC. I imagine, again, whatever WITN normally aired probably didn't compete well against any of that. Hopefully, bpatrick will fill us in about the normal WITN sked during that period. 4) How soon we forget the popularity of the syndicated Billy Graham crusades during prime-time back then. Also, especially in Southern markets, numerous other

televangelists (e.g., Oral Roberts, Jack Van Impe, Rex Humbard) also produced specials during the late 1970s. So religion on prime-time was not as uncommon in that day as one might think. That, my friend, is how a station manager would have thought about things. Go cheap and please a church-going public. In some places, that was a winning formula.

During the late 60's and early 70's, the church that I grew up in broadcast their Sunday morning services live on WBMG-42 in Birmingham, the CBS affiliate. When we had revival crusades with guest evangelists, it wasn't that unusual for us to have one of the weeknight services televised live on Channel 42.

At the time WITN carried "Hogan's Heroes" Mon-Fri 7 PM and "checkerboarded" 7:30; "Name That Tune" was the regular Tuesday show. What the occasion was for the church service I have no idea, nor do I know specifically which church (beyond its being Church of Christ) it was.

Just for the record, WITN's 7:30 programming at the time consisted of: MON Wild Kingdom TUE $100,000 Name That Tune WED Donna Fargo THU That (Good Ole) Nashville Music (I'm not sure if "Good Ole" had been dropped from the title; TV Guide listed it as "That Nashville Music.") FRI Marty Robbins' Spotlight SAT Lawrence Welk (7-8 PM) WCTI's 7:30 checkerboard was: MON Bonkers! (the Hudson Brothers) TUE Sha Na Na WED Family Feud THU Gong Show FRI Muppet Show SAT Wrestling (7-8 PM) Dolly (Parton) aired on WNCT Sat 7 PM, followed by Porter Wagoner at 7:30 ("Hee Haw" aired at 5).

Retro: Carolina-Tennessee Saturday, September 21, 1963

From TV Guide, Carolina-Tennessee Edition: WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte (CBS/ABC) 7 AM Carolina Calling (Arthur Smith) 8 AM Supercar 8:30 Pirate's Cove 9 AM Captain Kangaroo 10 AM The Alvin Show 10:30 Mighty Mouse 11 AM Beany And Cecil (ABC, delay from 11:30 AM) 11:30 Roy Rogers 12 N Pastor's Study 12:15 Baseball: Kansas City (not yet Oakland) AthleticsNew York Yankees 2:55 TBA 3:15 Football Feature (previews of Washington-Air Force, North Carolina State-Indiana, and Northwestern-Missouri, time approximate) 3:30 College Football: Washington-Air Force 6:30 Wrestling (time approximate) 7:25 News, Sports, Weather 7:30 Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour (Lucy becomes Paul Douglas's sidekick on a morning television show; Jackie Gleason returns here next week.) 8:30 The Defenders (moves to 9 PM next week as "The New Phil Silvers Show," with Phil as factory foreman Harry Grafton, debuts here) 9:30 Have Gun, Will Travel (last show of the series) 10 PM Gunsmoke 11 PM News, Weather 11:15 Movie: "Footsteps In The Fog" WFBC (WYFF) Ch. 4 Greenville, SC (NBC) 6:30 Modern Almanac 7 AM Farm News (Ben Leonard) 7:30 Hiway Show (Billy Fallaw) 7:45 Lessons For Living 8 AM Monty's Rascals 9:30 Ruff And Reddy (COLOR) 10 AM Shari Lewis (guest: Margaret Hamilton, COLOR)

10:30 King Leonardo (COLOR) 11 AM Fury 11:30 Make Room For Daddy 12 N Mr. Wizard 12:30 Baseball: Angels-Indians 3 PM Purple Parade (I assume this is Furman University sports, time approximate) 3:30 Film Feature 4 PM Bowling 5 PM Wrestling 5:45 Scoreboard (Bill Krieger) 6 PM Wilburn Brothers 6:30 Flatt And Scruggs 7 PM Porter Wagoner 7:30 The Lieutenant (Robert Vaughn went from here to "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." 8:30 Joey Bishop (COLOR) 9 PM NBC Movie: "The Seven Year Itch" (Marilyn Monroe from '55, COLOR) 11:10 Movie: "Kind Lady" (watch for Angela Lansbury, from '51) WCYB Ch. 5 Bristol, VA (NBC/ABC) 7 AM Rural Tenneva 7:30 Cartoons 8:30 Danger Is My Business (William E. Haast of the Miami Serpentarium extracts deadly venom from cobras and rattlers.) 9 AM Popeye 9:30 Ruff And Reddy (COLOR) 10 AM Shari Lewis (COLOR) 10:30 King Leonardo (COLOR) 11 AM Fury 11:30 Bugs Bunny (ABC, delay from 12 N) 12 N Mr. Wizard 12:30 Baseball: Angels-Indians 3 PM TBA 3:30 High School Football (teams not given) 5:30 News, Sports, Weather (time approximate) 6 PM Wilburn Brothers 6:30 Porter Wagoner 7 PM Ozzie And Harriet (ABC, delay from Wed 7:30 PM) 7:30 Ben Casey (ABC, delay from Wed 9 PM) 8:30 Lawrence Welk (Mr. Music Maker now airs one-half-hour earlier; Connie Francis is guest, ABC) 9:30 Wagon Train (guests: Barbara Stanwyck, Carolyn Jones, Fabian, ABC, delay from Mon 8:30 PM)

11 PM News, Weather 11:30 Movie: "Retreat, Hell!" WATE Ch. 6 Knoxville (NBC) 7 AM Farm Information 7:30 Movie: TBA 9:30 Ruff And Reddy (COLOR) 10 AM Shari Lewis (COLOR) 10:30 King Leonardo (COLOR) 11 AM Fury 11:30 Make Room For Daddy 12 N Mr. Wizard 12:30 Baseball: Angels-Indians 3 PM Movie: "Under Two Flags" (time approximate) 4:30 Bonnie Lou And Buster 5 PM Captain Gallant 5:30 International Showtime (delay from Fri 7:30 PM) 6:30 Porter Wagoner 7 PM Wilburn Brothers 7:30 The Lieutenant 8:30 Joey Bishop (COLOR) 9 PM NBC Movie: "The Seven Year Itch" (COLOR) 11:10 Movie: "Saturday's Hero" WSPA Ch. 7 Spartanburg, SC (CBS) 7:30 Modern Almanac 8 AM Cartoons 8:30 Sheriff Of Cochise 9 AM Party Time 10 AM The Alvin Show 10:30 Mighty Mouse 11 AM Rin Tin Tin 11:30 Roy Rogers 12 N Farmer Gray (Cliff Gray with music and farm news) 1:15 Big Picture 1:45 Wide World Of Sports (Japanese All-Star Baseball Game, All-American Soap Box Derby, ABC, pre-empted on Ch. 13, delay from 5 PM) 3:15 Football Feature 3:30 College Football: Washington-Air Force 6:30 News, Weather, Sports (time approximate) 7 PM Dragnet (the Ben Alexander episodes, 1952-59) 7:30 Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour 8:30 The Defenders

9:30 Have Gun, Will Travel 10 PM Gunsmoke 11 PM News, Weather 11:15 Movie: "The Miracle Of The Bells" (Frank Sinatra appeared in this during the slowdown of his career in 1948.) WSOC Ch. 9 Charlotte (NBC/ABC) 7:45 Country Style, U.S.A. 8 AM Sportsmen (Brooks Lindsay) 8:30 Ramar Of The Jungle 9 AM Cartoonies (Paul Winchell, ABC, delay from 11 AM) 9:30 Ruff And Reddy (COLOR) 10 AM Shari Lewis (COLOR) 10:30 Bugs Bunny (ABC, delay from 12 N) 11 AM Fury 11:30 Make Room For Daddy 12 N Kilgo's Kanteen (Jimmy Kilgo) 1 PM Silent Service 1:30 Cartoon Carnival 2 PM Movie: "Rocketship X-M" (watch for Lloyd Bridges, from '50) 3:30 Wide World Of Sports (same as Ch. 7, ABC, delay from 5 PM) 5 PM NFL Highlights (last week's NFL games: Lions-Rams, CardinalsCowboys, Bears-Packers, Vikings-49ers, Giants-Colts. SteelersEagles, Redskins-Browns) 5:30 Star Performance 6 PM Amos 'n' Andy 6:30 Outer Limits (debut, Cliff Robertson in "The Galaxy Being," about a man who invents a three-dimensional television set, ABC, delay from Mon 7:30 PM) 7:30 Hootenanny (the show expands to an hour; guests: the Chad Mitchell Trio, the Rooftop Singers, Nancy Ames, Mike Settle (who?), Vaughn Meader, gospel group The Caravans, jazzman Stan Rubin and his Tigertown Five) 8:30 Lawrence Welk 9:30 Jerry Lewis (debut of one of the most colossal flops in television history: two hours, live and unrehearsed--guests are Mort Sahl, Kaye Stevens, Jack Jones, and Harry James) 11:30 Movies: "Bailout At 43,000" and "Isn't It Romantic?" WBIR Ch. 10 Knoxville (CBS) 7:30 Light Time (religious program aimed at kids; today's topic is self-control) 7:45 Davey And Goliath 8 AM Supercar 8:30 Cartoons

9 AM Captain Kangaroo 10 AM The Alvin Show 10:30 Mighty Mouse 11 AM Rin Tin Tin 11:30 Roy Rogers 12 N CBS News (Ned Calmer) 12:15 Baseball: Athletics-Yankees 2:55 TBA 3:15 Football Feature (time approximate) 3:30 College Football: Washington-Air Force 6:30 Highway Patrol (time approximate) 7 PM Mull's Sing(ing Convention) 7:30 Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour 8:30 The Defenders 9:30 Have Gun, Will Travel 10 PM Gunsmoke 11 PM Movie: "Adventures Of Captain Fabian" (Errol Flynn, not the singer Fabian, as this is from '51) WJHL Ch. 11 Johnson City, TN (CBS/ABC) 8 AM Movie: "Fugitive Sheriff" (Ken Maynard) 9 AM Captain Kangaroo 10 AM The Alvin Show 10:30 Junior Auction 11 AM Rin Tin Tin 11:30 Roy Rogers 12 N America Wants To Know 12:30 Virgil Wacks (I think he must have aired at one time or another on every station in eastern Tennessee and Kentucky.) 1 PM Industry On Parade 1:15 News, Sports, Weather 1:30 High-School Football: Johnson City vs. Tennessee (not at all familiar with a school called Tennessee High School) 3:15 Football Feature (time approximate) 3:30 College Football: Washington-Air Force 7 PM My Three Sons (ABC, delay from Thu 8:30 PM) 7:30 Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour 8:30 The Defenders 9:30 Have Gun, Will Travel 10 PM Gunsmoke 11 PM News (Ed McKinney) 11:15 Movie: "Men In War" (Vic Morrow gets some practice for "Combat!" in this one from '57) WLOS Ch. 13 Asheville, NC (ABC)

7 AM Aspect (farm show) 7:30 Popeye 8 AM Casper The Friendly Ghost 8:30 Supercar 9 AM Mr. Bill And Bozo 10:30 Jetsons 11 AM Cartoonies 11:30 Beany And Cecil 12 N Bugs Bunny 12:30 Magic Land Of Allakazam 1 PM My Friend Flicka 1:30 American Bandstand (Skeeter Davis, Garnett Mimms) 2:30 Movie: "The Face Behind The Mask" 3:45 Movie: "Yesterday's Enemy" 5 PM Saturday Jamboree 6 PM News, Sports, Weather 6:10 Movie: "16 Fathoms Deep" (great warmup for Lloyd Bridges, nine years before "Sea Hunt"--this one's from '48) 7:30 Hootenanny 8:30 Lawrence Welk 9:30 Jerry Lewis 11:30 Movie: "The Burning Hills" WTVK Ch. 26 (WVLT Ch. 8) Knoxville (ABC) 10:30 Jetsons 11 AM Cartoonies 11:30 Beany And Cecil 12 N Bugs Bunny 12:30 Magic Land Of Allakazam 1 PM My Friend Flicka 1:30 American Bandstand 2:30 Movie: "Lost Horizon" (the 1937 classic) 4:30 AFL Highlights: ABC's Curt Gowdy and Paul Christman review last week's games: Patriots-Chargers, BroncosOilers, Bills-Raiders 5 PM Wide World Of Sports (World Water-Ski Championships, Grand Prix of Italy) 6:30 Almanac 7 PM Big Picture 7:30 Hootenanny 8:30 Lawrence Welk 9:30 Jerry Lewis 11:30 Movie: "Secret Of The Chateau"

WAIM (WMYA) Ch. 40 Anderson, SC (ABC/CBS) 10:30 Mighty Mouse 11 AM Cartoonies 11:30 Beany And Cecil 12 N Cartoons 12:15 Baseball: Athletics-Yankees 2:30 Variety Time (time approximate) 3:15 Football Feature (time approximate) 3:30 College Football: Washington-Air Force 6 PM Wide World Of Sports (same as Ch. 7, delay from 5 PM, time approximate) 7:30 Hootenanny 8:30 Lawrence Welk 9:30 Jerry Lewis sign off 11:30 PM

WJHL Ch. 11 Johnson City, TN (CBS/ABC) 1:30 High-School Football: Johnson City vs. Tennessee (not at all familiar with a school called Tennessee High School) This was/is Tennessee High in nearby Bristol (the Virginia side of the twin city has a Virginia High).

And Johnson City was Science Hill High School I believe where Steve Spurrier went.

Nowadays, most high-school football games are played on Friday nights. Here in the Boston area, most games were on Saturday afternoons until the late 1980's; many schools switched after seeing attendance at games nosedive after the 1984 Supreme Court ruling that opened the way for unrestricted live TV coverage of college football games. Here in Boston, there were suddenly a number of live telecasts of local and regional college football games (especially Boston College and Harvard), which impacted attendance of high-school games. I point this out because I wonder if anyone in the area knows if the high-school games televised on WCYB-5 and WJHL-11 were broadcast live, taped earlier that afternoon, or taped the night before.

According to the Kingsport News from 9/20/63 the WJHL game was played Friday night.

High-School Football Games telecast live in the 60's and 70's were pretty rare in many areas of the country. WJAN-17 in Canton, Ohio usually ran football games at 10:30 on the night of the games. WVIZ-Cleveland for many years had tape-delayed Northeast Ohio games (Unsually Cleveland or close in suburban teams.)..The only game televised live has been the traditional Massillon/Canton McKinley game (usually always a sellout)..WEWS-TV came down to televise the game in the 1950's..WJAN and later WOAC-67 televised this game..

I believe the Massillon/McKinley football games have been played in three different centurys. Great rivalry. Probably one of the oldest in high school football.

Retro: Southwest Florida Sun, Jan 30, 1977

By request, from Fort Myers News-Press WPBT 2-PBS Miami 8:00 Sesame Street (x2) 10:00 Studio See 10:30 Once Upon a Classic "David Copperfield" (pt 4) 11:00 Nova "What Price Coal?" noon Meeting of Minds (Steve Allen welcomes Ulysses S. Grant, played by Joe Earley, and Karl Marx, played by John Astin) 1:00 Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 2:00 Great Performances "Artur Rubenstein at Ninety" 3:30 Voyage to the Ends of the Earth 4:00 A Third Testament 5:00 American Indian Artists (profile of Alan Houser) 5:30 Florida Report 6:00 Consumer Survival Kit "Auto Repairanoia" 6:30 World Press 7:00 German Soccer 7:55 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler (his long-running program originated at WPBT) 8:00 Evening at Symphony 9:00 Masterpiece Theatre "Upstairs, Downstairs" 10:00 Antonia: A Portrait of the Woman (Judy Collins' profile of conductor Antonia Brico) WEDU 3-PBS Tampa 8:00 Sesame Street (x3) 11:00 Once Upon a Classic "David Copperfield" (pt 4)

11:30 Rebop noon Lowell Thomas Remembers...1966 12:30 Firing Line 1:30 It's Your Government 2:00 Great Performances "Artur Rubenstein at Ninety" 3:30 TBA 4:00 A Third Testament 5:00 Washington Week in Review 5:30 Wall Street Week 6:00 Wonderful World of Books 6:30 World Press 7:00 Soccer Game of the Week: Tottenham v Ipswich Town 8:00 Evening at Symphony 9:00 Masterpiece Theatre "Upstairs, Downstairs" 10:00 A Family at War "Thicker Than Water" 11:00 Dimensions in Culture WTVJ 4-CBS Miami 7:00 Children's Gospel Hour 7:30 This is the Life 8:00 El Reporte de Manolo Reyes 8:30 Oral Roberts 9:00 Hudson Brothers 9:30 Far Out Space Nuts 10:00 Lamp Unto My Feet "Misericords" (a look at carved figures found under choir seats) 10:30 Look Up & Live "The Black Robes" (pt 1 of a look of Jesuits' influence on Northwest Indians) 11:00 Camera Three (profile of painter Robert Indiana) 11:30 Face the Nation noon Montage 12:30 Black is... 1:00 Challenge of the Sexes 1:45 NBA: Philadelphia-Denver 4:00 Golf: Andy Williams Open 6:00 CBS Evening News 6:30 News 7:00 60 Minutes 8:00 Rhoda 8:30 Phyllis 9:00 Switch 10:00 Marcus Welby, MD 11:00 News 11:30 Sunday Late Show "Return to Peyton Place" 1:00 El Reporte de Manolo Reyes

WCIX 6-Ind Miami 7:00 Religion in the News 7:30 Hour of Power 8:30 Day of Discovery 9:00 Rex Humbard 10:00 Bugs Bunny & Friends 10:30 Flintstones 11:00 Gilligan's Island 11:30 Comedy Theatre "Mexican Hayride" 1:00 Wild, Wild West 2:00 Sunday Movie "The Lion and the Horse" 4:00 Movie "Back from Eternity" 6:00 Movie "Cops and Robberts" 8:00 Lou Gordon 9:30 Confontation 6-Insight 10:00 Confrontation 6-Black Involvement 10:30 Enfoque 11:00 Jimmy Swaggart 11:30 Jerry Falwell WFLA 8-NBC Tampa 7:00 Soulful Outreach 7:30 Religion in Today's World 8:00 Day of Discovery 8:30 Harvest Temple 9:00 The Story 9:30 Catholic Mass 10:00 Oral Roberts 10:30 Bayshoreworld 11:00 Rex Humbard noon World at War "People's War" 12:30 Meet the Press (the United Steelworkers of America's contenders for its Presidency, Lloyd McBride and Ed Sadlowski) 1:00 Grandstand 1:30 NCAA Basketball: UCLA-Tennessee (at the Omni in Atlanta) 3:30 Pro Indoor Tennis Championship (from Philadelphia Spectrum) 5:30 Grandstand 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Wonderful World of Disney "Barry of the Great St. Bernard" (pt 1) 8:00 NBC Mystery Movie I "McMillan: Coffee, Tea or Cyanide" 9:30 NBC Mystery Movie II "Lanigan's Rabbi: Corpse of the Year" 11:00 News 11:30 Jerry Lewis Theater "Pardners" WPLG 10-ABC Miami

6:00 Lucy Show 6:30 Directions 7:00 Arthur & Company 8:00 Panamericana 8:30 Next Generation 9:00 Protestant Worship Hour 9:30 Jewish Worship Hour 10:00 Amazing Grace Bible Class 10:30 TV Mass 11:00 Newsmakers 11:30 News noon Issues & Answers 12:30 Dolly 1:00 Music Hall America 2:00 Superstars (4th men's prelims) 3:30 American Sportsman (rodeo champ Larry Mahan flies WWII planes, John Frankenheimer goes on the hunt for a 1000 lb black marlin, and John Wayne visits the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody WY) 4:30 Wide World of Sports (US Grand Prix Motocross Motorcycle Championships/World Freestyle Skiing Championships) 6:00 News 6:30 Agronsky & Company 7:00 Sunday 8:00 Six Million Dollar Man 9:00 Roots (Conclusion) 11:00 News 11:30 Sunday Night Movie "Alvarez Kelly" 1:30 ABC News 1:45 Panamericana 2:15 Noticiero Observador WLCY 10-ABC Largo 5:50 Pastor's Study 6:00 Church News 6:15 4H Spotlight 6:30 Focus on Religion 6:45 Growing Things 7:00 Jerry Falwell 8:00 Steeple Time 8:30 Jess Moody Presents 9:00 Foresight 20/20 9:30 Fishin' Hole 10:00 Outdoors with Ken Callaway 10:30 Outdoors 11:00 Baptist Church noon Day of Discovery

12:30 The Way with R.L. Polk 1:00 Wrestling 2:00 Superstars 3:30 American Sportsman 4:30 Wide World of Sports 6:00 Hee Haw 7:00 Mystery Hour (Premiere) "Hardy Boys: The Mystery of the Haunted House" (the Hardys alternated with Nancy Drew) 8:00 Six Million Dollar Man 9:00 Roots (conclusion) 11:00 Sunday Nighty Movie "You're a Big Boy Now" 1:00 ABC News 1:15 Pastor's Study WINK 11-CBS Fort Myers 7:00 Christophers 7:30 Rex Humbard 8:30 Oral Roberts 9:00 Thy Kingdom Come 9:30 Far Out Space Nuts 10:00 Catholic Mass 10:30 Day of Discovery 11:00 Baptist Church noon Camera Three 12:30 Face the Nation 1:00 Challenge of the Sexes 1:45 NBA: Philadelphia-Denver 4:00 Golf: Andy Williams Open 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 60 Minutes 8:00 Rhoda 8:30 Phyllis 9:00 Switch 10:00 Delvecchio 11:00 News 11:30 Kiplinger's Changing Times 11:45 I Spy WTVT 13-CBS Tampa 6:45 Marine Radar 6:55 Pulse Weather 7:00 Gospel Singing Jubilee 8:00 New World Series 8:30 Dan Griffin 9:00 Bob Lyons

9:30 Church Service (listings don't indicate where) 10:00 Lamp Unto My Feet "Misericords" 10:30 Look Up & Live "The Black Robes" (pt 1) 11:00 Camera Three 11:30 College Kaleidoscope noon Face the Nation 12:30 Insight 1:00 Black Contact 1:30 High-Q: Shorecrest Prep takes on Charlotte High 2:00 NBA: Philadelphia-Denver (JIP) 4:00 Golf: Andy Williams Open 6:00 News 6:30 Project 13 "ENP: Electronic Newspaper Processing" (visit to the St. Pete Times to explore the role of electronics in newspaper processing) 7:00 60 Minutes 8:00 Rhoda 8:30 Phyllis 9:00 Switch 10:00 Delvecchio 11:00 News 11:30 Big Movie "Born Free" WBBH 20-NBC Fort Myers 7:15 Davey & Goliath 7:30 Lucy Show 8:00 Jimmy Swaggart 8:30 Jerry Falwell 9:30 God of Our Fathers 10:00 Day of Miracles 10:30 Medix 11:00 Gospel Singing Jubilee noon Living Tomorrow 12:15 Kiplinger's Changing Times 12:30 Meet the Press 1:00 Grandstand 1:30 NCAA Basketball: UCLA-Tennessee (at Atlanta) 3:30 Pro Indoor Tennis Championship 5:30 Grandstand 6:00 Last of the Wild 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Wonderful World of Disney "Barry of the Great St. Bernard" (pt 1) 8:00 NBC Mystery Movie I "McMillan: Coffee, Tea or Cyanide" 9:30 NBC Mystery Movie II "Lanigan's Rabbi: Corpse of the Year" 11:00 News 11:30 Sunday Showtime "A New Kind of Love"

WEVU 26-ABC Bonita Springs 7:00 American Theater "Valley of Mystery" 7:30 Big Valley 8:30 Turney Family with Baby LuLu 9:00 Jerry Falwell 10:00 Lone Ranger 10:30 Junior Almost Anything Goes 11:00 Rex Humbard noon Issues & Answers 12:30 Directions (guest: Ruth Carter Stapleton, author and sister of President Carter) 1:00 Insight 1:30 Love, American Style 2:00 Superstars 3:30 American Sportsman 4:30 Wide World of Sports 6:00 $100,000 Name That Tune 6:30 Dolly 7:00 Mystery Hour (premiere) "Hardy Boys: The Mystery of the Haunted House" 8:00 Six Million Dollar Man 9:00 Roots (conclusion) 11:00 ABC News 11:15 Sunday Film Festival "Gunfight in Abilene" WXLT 40-ABC Sarasota 7:00 Picture of Health 7:30 Black Almanac 8:00 Amazing Grace Bible Class 8:30 Gerald Derstine 9:00 Jerry Falwell 10:00 Prosperity-Way of Living 11:00 Panorama 11:30 Ara Parseghian's Sports noon Wrestling 1:00 Champions 1:30 Airstream Travels 2:00 Superstars 3:30 American Sportsman 4:30 Wide World of Sports 6:00 Captain & Tennille 7:00 Mystery Hour (premiere) "Hardy Boys: The Mystery of the Haunted House" 8:00 Six Million Dollar Man 9:00 Roots (conclusion) 11:00 ABC News 11:15 News 11:30 PTL Club

WTOG 44-Ind St. Petersburg 7:00 Suncoast Scene 7:30 Environmental Education 8:00 Hot Fudge 8:30 Flintstones 9:00 Big Blue Marble 9:30 Little Rascals 10:00 Movie "13 Ghosts" 11:30 Movie "Pardon My Sarong" 1:00 Matinee I "Romance on the High Seas" 3:00 Matinee II "From the Earth to the Moon" 5:00 Star Trek 6:00 Movie "The Tall Men" 8:00 Ara Parseghian's Sports 8:30 Medix "Breathing Made Hard" 9:00 Forum 44 9:30 Black Forum 10:00 Jimmy Swaggart 10:30 Love, American Style 11:00 Rifleman 11:30 Spanish Movie "Aquellos tiempos del cuple" WKID 51-Ind Fort Lauderdale 7:30 Rev. Leyva 8:00 Rev. T.G. Thompson Deliverance 9:00 Prosperity-Way of Living 10:00 Old Time Religion 10:30 Revival of American Religion 11:00 Morning Worship/Allapattah Church noon Financial Roundtable 1:00 Sheridan Hills Baptist Church 2:00 Jerry Falwell 3:00 Uniscope 3:30 TBA 4:51 Unidad/New Thought 5:00 Cada 7 Minutos 6:00 Cabalgata Infantil 7:00 Topico Panel 7:30 Contigo 8:00 Lo Mejor del Cine Espaonl "Dos veces Judas" 10:00 TBA 10:30 Singles Scene 11:00 Old Oasis Comedy Hour mid. Outer Limits 1:00 Movie "Pitfall" 3:00 Sea Hunt

3:30 Movie "Jazz Ball"

It looks like they had every Miami-Fort Lauderdale station listed, except for the thenNBC affiliate WCKT (Channel 7).

Retro: This Week in TV Guide, January 14, 1967 - MN State Edition

Little did anyone realize at the time, but January 15, 1967 would introduce to American culture a momentous event: the first Super Bowl. And if you'd told people back then what the Super Bowl would grow into - well, perhaps Pete Rozelle would have been the only person who wouldn't have been surprised. Plus, the Harlem Globetrotters introduce basketball on an aircraft carrier - 45 years before it becomes the latest fad; Art Carney on the comeback trail; Sullivan vs. The Palace, and more. http://www.itsabouttv.com/2013/01/this-week-in-tv-guide-january-14-1967.html As always your comments, positive or negative, are most welcome. And now the program listings from Monday, January 16, including those two great superhero series, "Captain Nice" and "Mr. Terrific." Stations are from Minneapolis-St. Paul unless otherwise noted. Monday, January 16, 1967 KTCA Channel 2 (Educ.) Morning 09:00a Classroom Afternoon 03:00p Lets Lipread 05:00p Kindergarten 05:30p Childrens Fair Evening 06:00p Observing Eye 06:30p Now See This 07:00p Concepts in Physics 08:00p Profile 08:30p Hamline University 09:00p Choosing Your Career 09:30p Folio 10:00p Monday for Medicine KDAL Channel 3 (CBS), Duluth Morning

07:35a Farm & Home 07:45a Treetop House 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Candid Camera 09:30a Beverly Hillbillies 10:00a Andy Griffith 10:30a Dick Van Dyke 11:00a Love of Life 11:25a CBS News (color) 11:30a Search for Tomorrow 11:45a Guiding Light Afternoon 12:00p Town and Country 12:30p As the World Turns 01:00p Password (panelists Marty Allen and Steve Rossi) (color) 01:30p House Party (color) 02:00p To Tell The Truth 02:25p CBS News (color) 02:30p The Edge of Night 03:00p The Secret Storm 03:30p Mike Douglas (Edie Adams, the Mills Brothers, John Byner, Will Jordon, Max Morath, Sybil Leek) 05:00p Leave it to Beaver 05:30p CBS News (Walter Cronkite) (color) Evening 06:00p News (local) 06:30p Gilligans Island (color) 07:00p Mr. Terrific (color) 07:30p Lucille Ball (color) 08:00p Andy Griffith (color) 08:30p Family Affair (color) 09:00p To Tell The Truth (color) 09:30p Ive Got a Secret (color) 10:00p News (local) WCCO Channel 4 (CBS) Morning 06:30a Siegfried (cartoons) 07:00a Clancy & Company (color) 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Dr. Youngdahl (religion) (color) 09:05a News (local) (color) 09:10a Hi Neighbor (color) 09:30a Beverly Hillbillies 10:00a Andy Griffith 10:30a Dick Van Dyke

11:00a Love of Life 11:25a CBS News (color) 11:30a Search for Tomorrow 11:45a Guiding Light Afternoon 12:00p News (local) (color) 12:15p 20 Something Special (color) 12:30p As the World Turns 01:00p Password (panelists Marty Allen and Steve Rossi) (color) 01:30p House Party (color) 02:00p To Tell The Truth 02:25p CBS News (color) 02:30p The Edge of Night 03:00p The Secret Storm 03:30p Candid Camera 04:00p Mike Douglas (guests Joan Fontaine, Norm Crosby, Lionel Hampton, Jane Marsh, Frank Edwards) 05:30p CBS News (Walter Cronkite) (color) Evening 06:00p News (local) (color) 06:30p Gilligans Island (color) 07:00p Mr. Terrific (color) 07:30p Lucille Ball (color) 08:00p Andy Griffith (color) 08:30p Family Affair (color) 09:00p To Tell The Truth (color) 09:30p Ive Got a Secret (color) 10:00p News (local) (color) 10:30p Marshal Dillon 11:00p Merv Griffin (guests Hermoine Gingold, Rocky Graziano, Jerry Shane, Tom Lehrer, Sean Flemming) 12:30a Movie - The Fanatics KSTP, Channel 5 (NBC) Morning 06:00a Continental Classroom Congress. Deliberation 06:30a City and Country (color) 07:00a Today (guests Swan & Flanders, National Boat Show) (color) 09:00a Reach for the Stars (color) 09:25a NBC News (color) 09:30a Concentration (color) 10:00a Pat Boone (guests Rowan & Martin) (color) 10:30a Hollywood Squares (panelists Phyllis Diller, James Drury, Ruta Lee, Dennis James, Rose Marie, Morey Amsterdam, Abby Dalton, Wally Cox, Charley Weaver (color) 11:00a Jeopardy (color)

11:30a Eye Guess (color) 11:55a NBC News (color) Afternoon 12:00p News (local) (color) 12:15p Dialing For Dollars (color) 12:30p Lets Make a Deal (color) 12:55p NBC News (color) 01:00p Days of Our Lives (color) 01:30p The Doctors (color) 02:00p Another World (color) 02:30p You Dont Say! (panelists Pat Carroll, Rusty Draper) (color) 03:00p The Match Game (panelists Rita Moreno, George Segal) (color) 03:25p NBC News (color) 03:30p Dialing for Dollars (color) 04:30p Of Lands and Seas (color) 05:25p Doctors House Call (color) 05:30p News (Huntley/Brinkley) (color) Evening 06:00p News (color) 06:30p The Monkees (color) 07:00p I Dream of Jeannie (color) 07:30p Captain Nice (color) 08:00p The Road West (color) 09:00p Run For Your Life (color) 10:00p News (local) (color) 10:30p Tonight Show (guest host Bob Newhart, Norm Crosby (color) 12:00a M Squad WDSM, Channel 6 (NBC), Duluth Morning 07:00a Today (guests Swan & Flanders, Natl Boat Show) (color) 09:00a Jack LaLanne 09:25a NBC News (color) 09:30a Concentration (color) 10:00a Pat Boone (guests Rowan & Martin) (color) 10:30a Hollywood Squares (panelists Phyllis Diller, James Drury, Ruta Lee, Dennis James, Rose Marie, Morey Amsterdam, Abby Dalton, Wally Cox, Charley Weaver (color) 11:00a Jeopardy (color) 11:30a Eye Guess (color) 11:55a NBC News (color) Afternoon 12:00p Girl Talk 12:30p Lets Make a Deal (color) 12:55p NBC News (color) 01:00p Days of Our Lives (color)

01:30p The Doctors (color) 02:00p Another World (color) 02:30p You Dont Say! (panelists Pat Carroll, Rusty Draper) (color) 03:00p The Match Game (panelists Rita Moreno, George Segal) (color) 03:25p NBC News (color) 03:30p Reach for the Stars 03:55p Bozo & His Pals (color) 05:00p You Asked For It 05:30p NBC News (Huntley/Brinkley) (color) Evening 06:00p News (local) (color) 06:30p The Monkees (color) 07:00p I Dream of Jeannie (color) 07:30p Captain Nice (color) 08:00p The Road West (color) 09:00p Run For Your Life (color) 10:00p News (local) (color) 10:30p Tonight Show (guest host Bob Newhart, Norm Crosby (color) WDSE, Channel 8 (Educ.), Duluth Afternoon 05:00p Kindergarten 05:30p Americans At Work 05:45p Industry on Parade Evening 06:00p Duologue 06:30p Whats New 07:00p N.E.T. Journal 08:00p Profile 08:30p The French Chef 09:00p Choosing Your Career 09:30p Negro People 10:00p Monday for Medicine KMSP, Channel 9 (ABC) Morning 07:30a Morning Show (local) 08:00a Where the Action Is (guests Otis Redding, Dino, Desi & Billy) 08:30a Romper Room 09:30a Jack LaLanne (color) 10:00a Market Sweep 10:30a Dating Game 11:00a Donna Reed 11:30a Father Knows Best Afternoon 12:00p Ben Casey

01:00p Newlywed Game 01:30p Dream Girl (panelists Rod Serling, Rick Jason, Brian Kelly) 01:55p ABC News (Marlene Sanders) 02:00p General Hospital 02:30p The Nurses 03:00p Dark Shadows 03:30p Movie - Lost Lagoon 05:00p ABC News (Peter Jennings) (color) 05:30p Leave it to Beaver Evening 06:00p Dennis the Menace 06:30p The Iron Horse (color) 07:30p The Rat Patrol (color) 08:00p Felony Squad (color) 08:30p Peyton Place (color) 09:00p The Big Valley (color) 10:00p News (local) 10:30p Movie - The Pride and the Passion WDIO, Channel 10 (ABC), Duluth Morning 09:00a Cartoons 09:15a Romper Room 10:00a Market Sweep 10:30a Dating Game 11:00a Donna Reed 11:30a Father Knows Best Afternoon 12:00p Ben Casey 01:00p Newlywed Game 01:30p Dream Girl (panelists Rod Serling, Rick Jason, Brian Kelly) 01:55p ABC News (Marlene Sanders) 02:00p General Hospital 02:30p The Nurses 03:00p Dark Shadows 03:30p Movie - Bitter Creek 05:15p News (local) 05:30p ABC News (Peter Jennings) (color) Evening 06:00p The Twilight Zone 06:30p The Iron Horse (color) 07:30p The Rat Patrol (color) 08:00p Felony Squad (color) 08:30p Peyton Place (color) 09:00p The Big Valley (color) 10:00p News (local)

10:15p Movie Pretty Baby WTCN, Channel 11 (Ind.) Morning 08:30a News (local) 09:00a Cartoons (color) 09:30a Gloria (color) 10:00a PDQ (Bixby, Landon, Mickey Manners) 10:30a Whirlybirds 11:00a Daring Venture (color) 11:30a Cooking with Hank 11:45a News (local) Afternoon 12:00p Lunch With Casey 01:00p Movie Montana 02:45p Mels Notebook 03:00p Girl Talk (guests Selma Diamond, Sally Jessy) 03:30p Mister Ed 04:00p Popeye and Pete 04:30p Casey and Roundhouse 05:30p The Flintstones (color) Evening 06:00p The Rifleman 06:30p Patty Duke 07:00p The Twilight Zone 07:30p Hawaii Calls (color) 08:00p Movie - Scott of the Antarctic 10:15p News (local) 10:45p Movie - No Place Like Homicide

WBFS UPN 33 Miami 10/09/1995 Week

MONDAY-FRIDAY (October 9-13) 5:00 am - Amen (Tues-Thurs) Infomercial (Fri) 5:30 am - Recycling: It's Our Business (Mon) Infomercial (Tues-Thurs) DarkStalkers (Fri) 6:00 am - The Flintstones 6:30 am - Mutant League 7:00 am - VR Troopers 7:30 am - Captain Planet and the Planeteers (Mon-Thurs) New Adventures of Captain Planet (Fri) 8:00 am - Littlest Pet Shop 8:30 am - Garfield and Friends (Mon-Thurs) Creepy Crawlers (Fri)

9:00 am - MOVIE: Disney's Robin Hood (Mon) Dinosaurs (Tues-Fri) 9:30 am - Bewitched (Tues-Fri) 10:00 am - I Love Lucy (Tues-Fri) 10:30 am - Amen (Tues-Fri) 11:00 am - Charles Perez 12:00 pm - Lauren Hutton And... 12:30 pm - Top Cops 1:00 pm - The 700 Club 2:00 pm - Sailor Moon 2:30 pm - The Woody Woodpecker Show 3:00 pm - Goof Troop 3:30 pm - Bonkers 4:00 pm - Aladdin 4:30 pm - Gargoyles (Mon-Thurs) Timon & Pumbaa (Fri) 5:00 pm - Step by Step 5:30 pm - Blossom 6:00 pm - Full House 6:30 pm - A Different World 7:00 pm - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 7:30 pm - Family Matters ==UPN PRIME-TIME== Monday: 8:00 pm - Star Trek: Voyager 9:00 pm - Nowhere Man Tuesday: 8:00 pm - Deadly Games 9:00 pm - Greatest Hits on Ice Skating Special Wednesday: 8:00 pm - MOVIE: Dark Side of the Moon Thursday: 8:00 pm - MOVIE: The Jagged Edge Friday: 8:00 pm - MOVIE: Death Before Dishonor ==UPN PRIME-TIME== 10:00 pm - In the Heat of the Night 11:00 pm - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 11:30 pm - Real Stories of the Highway Patrol (2x) 12:30 am - LAPD: Life on the Beat 1:00 am - Kendall Toyota (Mon-Tues) Rescue 911 (Wed-Fri) 1:30 am - Lauren Hutton And... 2:00 am - Infomercial (Mon, Thurs-Fri) MOVIE: Stalin: Part One (Tues) MOVIE: Stalin: Part Two (Wed) 2:30 am - Perfect Strangers (Mon) Infomercial (Thurs) Highlander: The Series (Fri) 3:00 am - Perfect Strangers (Mon, Thurs) 3:30 am - Amen (Mon, Thurs) Mystery Science Theater 3000 (Fri) 4:00 am - The Big Valley (Mon-Thurs)

4:30 am - Amen (Fri) Saturday, October 14, 1995 5:00 am - Minority Business Report 5:30 am - Recycling: It's Our Business 6:00 am - Focus on South Florida 6:30 am - Hardy Boys & Nancy Drew 7:30 am - Jelly Bean Jungle 8:00 am - Disney's Sing Me a Story with Belle 8:30 am - Action Man 9:00 am - California Dreams 9:30 am - WMAC Masters 10:00 am - Head of the Class 10:30 am - Saved by the Bell 11:00 am - MOVIE: Missing Persons 1:00 pm - MOVIE: Gnaw: After Food of the Gods 3:00 pm - MOVIE: Slugs 5:00 pm - Step by Step 5:30 pm - Blossom 6:00 pm - Full House 6:30 pm - A Different World 7:00 pm - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 7:30 pm - Family Matters 8:00 pm - MOVIE: Cohen & Tate 10:00 pm - Sightings 11:00 pm - Highlander: The Series 12:00 am - Forever Knight 1:00 am - High Tide 2:00 am - The World of National Geographic 3:00 am - Soul Train 4:00 am - WCW Worldwide Wrestling Sunday, October 15, 1995 5:00 am - Amen 5:30 am - Perfect Strangers 6:00 am - Happy Ness: Secret of the Loch 6:30 am - Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic 7:00 am - Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders 7:30 am - Baby Huey 8:00 am - Mega Man 8:30 am - VR Troopers 9:00 am - GI Joe Extreme 9:30 am - Dragon Ball 10:00 am - Space Strikers

10:30 am - Teknoman 11:00 am - Monster Mania 11:30 am - Sweet Valley High 12:00 pm - Beverly Hills, 90210 1:00 pm - MOVIE: The Monster Squad 3:00 pm - MOVIE: K-9000 5:00 pm - MOVIE: The Grifters 7:00 pm - MOVIE: Dead Heat 9:00 pm - Star Trek: Voyager (repeat) 10:00 pm - Sunday Night Sports Rap 11:00 pm - Sightings 12:00 am - Real Stories of the Highway Patrol (2x) 1:00 am - Off the air

Retro: Tuscaloosa/Birmingham & East Mississippi, Monday 1/17/66

Source: The Tuscaloosa News 1/16/66 (via Google News Archive) Channels Listed 4-WCBI (Columbus, MS; CBS/ABC/NBC) 6-WBRC (Birmingham, ABC/CBS) 11-WTOK (Meridian, MS; (CBS/ABC/NBC) 12-WSFA (Montgomery, NBC) 13-WAPI (Birmingham, NBC/CBS) 33-WCFT (Tuscaloosa, Independent/CBS/NBC)--had been on the air less than three months at the time 4:30 6-World Around Us 5:00 6-Religious Program 5:30 6-Devotional 5:35 6-Farm Market Report

5:50 6-Country Boy Eddy 6:00 13-Summer Semester 6:25 11-News 6:30 11-Operation Alphabet 12-Todays Home 13-Morning Outlook 7:00 4-News 6-Morning Show 11-Faith for Living 12/13-Today 7:05 4-CBS News 7:15 11-News 7:30 4-Dan Holocher Show 8:00 4/11/13- Captain Kangaroo 8:30 6-Love of Life 8:55

6-News 9:00 4/11-I Love Lucy 6-The Nurses 12/13-Eye Guess 9:30 4/11-The (Real McCoys) 6-Never Too Young 12/13-Concentration 10:00 4/11-Andy (Griffith) of Mayberry 6-Supermarket Sweep 12/13-Morning Star 10:30 4/11-Dick Van Dyke 6-The Dating Game 12/13-Paradise Bay 11:00 4/11-Love of Life 6-Donna Reed 12/13-Jeopardy! 11:30 4/11/13-Search for Tomorrow 6-Father Knows Best 12-Lets Play Post Office 11:45 4/11/13-The Guiding Light 12:00 4/13-News

6-Ben Casey 11-Farm and Home Report 12-Today in Alabama 33-This Is the Show That Starts at Noon 12:15 4-Bulletin Board 11-News 13-Midday 12:25 4-Market Reports 12:30 4/11/13-As the World Turns 12/33-Lets Make a Deal 1:00 4/11-Password 6-Secret Storm 12/33-Days of Our Lives 13-Movie 1:30 4/11-Houseparty 6-A Time for Us (aka A Flame in the Wind) 12/33-The Doctors 1:55 6-News 2:00 4/11-To Tell the Truth 6-General Hospital 12/33-Another World 2:30

4/11/13-Edge of Night 6-Young Marrieds 12/33-You Dont Say 3:00 4/11-Secret Storm 6-Young Peoples World 12/33-The Match Game 13-Houseparty 3:05 6-Bozo the Clown 3:30 4-Electric Time 6-Where the Action Is 11-General Hospital 12-Leave It to Beaver 13-Cousin Cliff Show with Popeye 33-Gene Autry/Roy Rogers 4:00 6-The Early Show 11-Potpourri 12-Cartoons 4:30 4-Fun Time 11-Where the Action Is 12-Cheyenne 13-Mickey Mouse Club 33-Miss Merry Time 5:00 11-Flintstones (Tuesday: Tammy, Wednesday: Porter Waggoner, Thursday and Friday: Batman) 13-My Favorite Martian (Tuesday: The Munsters, Wednesday: Camp Runnamuck, Thursday: Stingray, Friday: Hank) 33-Bat Masterson

5:15 4-In His Steps 5:30 4/11/33-CBS News 6-ABC News 12/13-NBC News 5:45 6-Alabama Newsreel 6:00 4/11/12/13/33-News 6-The Tall Man 6:15 4-Mid South Today 6:30 4-Trails West 6-12 OClock High 11-Farmers Daughter 12-Hullabaloo 13-Green Acres 33-To Tell the Truth 7:00 4/11-Ive Got a Secret 12/33-John Forsythe Show 13-Andy Griffith 7:30 4/11/13-The Lucy Show 6-Legend of Jesse James 12/33-Dr. Kildare 8:00

4/11-Andy Griffith 6-Man Called Shenandoah 12/13-Andy Williams Show 33-Sgt. Biko 8:30 4-Gidget 11/33-Hazel 9:00 4-Bonanza 6-Ben Casey 11-Art Linkletters Hollywood Talent Scouts 12/13-Run for Your Life 33-Twilight Zone 10:00 4/12/33-News 6-Monday Night Theatre: Luxury Liner, with Rory Calhoun, Carroll OConnor and Jan Sterlingappears to be a rerun from Dick Powell Theatre 11-Bob Hope 13-Sammy Davis, Jr. 10:15 4-Rawhide 10:30 12/33-Tonight Show 11:00 11/13-News 11:05 6-Movie: Cloudburst (51) 11:15 4-Sports and Travel

11:30 13-Movie: Marine Raiders (44) 12:00 12-News

Retro: Western Washington Sun, Jan 15, 1956

from TV Guide-Washington State edition CBUT 2-CBC Vancouver 12:30pm News 12:45 This is the Life "The Boy and the Arrow" 1:00 Hall of Fame 3:00 You are There "Napoleon's Return from Elba" (March 17, 1815) 3:30 Climax! "The Day They Gave Babies Away" 4:30 Lassie "The Fighter" 5:00 Perspective "Are People Sheep?" 5:30 Fighting Words 6:00 Exploring Minds 6:30 Father Knows Best 7:00 Our Miss Brooks 7:30 News 8:00 Ed Sullivan (Ed's New Year's Day show features a "Stardust Parade" of up and comers, including Roger Williams) 9:00 Four Star Playhouse "Dark Meeting" 9:30 Showtime 10:00 CBC Folio "Goodbye Young Man" 11:00 CBC News 11:05 Movie: TBA (listed as a drama) KOMO 4-NBC Seattle (4 and 5 would swap nets in 1959) 9:50 Note of Faith 9:55 News 10:00 American Forum (guest Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-TN)) 10:30 Catholic Hour "The Communistic Philosophy of Life" (pt 2) 11:00 Colorama "Engine Talk"/"Silver Spurs" 12:30 NBC Opera Theatre: an English adaptation of Mozart's The Magic Flute, starring Leontyne Price and Sid Caesar Show tenor William Lewis (c) 2:30 Youth Wants to Know (guest Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R-SD)) 3:00 Dr. Spock (discussing the special problems of being twins' parents, with 3 mothers in studio)

3:30 Conversation 4:00 Eddie Fisher 4:15 TBA 4:30 Film Feature "Come On Red" 5:00 His Honor Homer Bell "Domestic Scientist" 5:30 Captain Gallant "Caravan Patrol" 6:00 Film Feature 6:30 Roy Rogers "Ambush" 7:00 It's a Great Life "The Lady and the Painting" 7:30 Frontier "Mother of the Brave" 8:00 Comedy Hour (Leo Durocher welcomes Ernie Kovacs, Sue Carson, Wally Cox, Allen Funt, Irene Ryan, Paul Gilbert, and Jonathan Winters) 9:00 TV Playhouse "This Land is Mine" 10:00 Loretta Young "The Challenge" 10:30 Justice "Hooked" 11:00 Meet the Press (guest: Senate Republican leader Sen. William F. Knowland (RCA)) 11:30 News 11:35 Note of Faith KING 5-ABC Seattle 11:00 News 11:15 Industry on Parade 11:30 Out of the Past noon Modern Mind (Prof. Arthur Murphy) 12:30 And Give Thee Peace 12:45 Looking at Music 1:00 Challenge of Books 1:30 From the Dean's Desk 1:45 News (Harwood) 2:00 Armchair Theater "Badmen of Tombstone" 3:30 Liberace 4:00 This is the Life 4:30 Edward Arnold Presents "Lone Rider of Brooklyn" 5:00 Super Circus 6:00 Long John Silver 6:30 Stage 5 6:45 News (Harwood) 7:00 You Asked for It (Hollywood stuntgirl, modern escape artist, world's largest toyballoon factory) 7:30 Famous Film Festival "Ivory Hunter" 9:00 Down You Go 9:30 Ted Mack's Amateur Hour (Ted salutes Austin MN and welcomes the Pharmacists' Wives Choral Group (Brooklyn NY), Charles Doremus (singer/Brooklyn), and Paul Jones (spoons-and-bones/Camden NJ)) 10:30 City Detective "Thirteen O'Clock"

11:00 Channel 5 Playhouse "The Jungle" 12:30 News KCTS 9-Edu Seattle No scheduled programming KTNT 11-CBS Tacoma 10:30 Faith for Today 11:00 Christophers noon Face the Nation 12:30 This World of Ours 12:45 Christian Science 1:00 Front Row Center "Strange Suspicion" 2:00 Omnibus "The Great Forgery" (four Americans forge bills of credit and rip off the Bank of England) 3:30 Movie: TBA (listed as Western) 4:30 Wild Bill Hickok "Buckshot Comes Home" 5:00 Lucy Show "Lucy Hires an English Tutor" 5:30 Lone Ranger "Backtrail" 6:00 You are There "Benedict Arnold's Plot Against West Point" (September 23, 1780) 6:30 Lassie "Pokey" 7:00 Jack Benny 7:30 What's My Line? 8:00 Ed Sullivan (the Broadway cast of Thornton Wilder's The Matchmaker perform a scene from the show; other guests include Jose Greco and his company, and ventriloquist Ricky Layne) 9:00 GE Theater "The Ballad of Mender McClure" (starring Vincent Price) 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock "You Got to Have Luck" 10:00 Appointment with Adventure "The Top of the Mountain" 10:30 World Tomorrow 11:00 CBS News 11:15 Late Show "The Gay Cavalier" 12:30 News KVOS 12-CBS Bellingham 1:30pm Oral Roberts 2:00 Omnibus "The Great Forgery" 3:30 Sunday Playhouse "Man from Planet X" 5:00 This is the Life "Out of the Mouth of Babes" 5:30 Big Picture "Ice Cap" (US Army in Greenland) 6:00 Life with Father "Father's Second Honeymoon" 6:30 Lucy Show "Show-Business Swan Song" 7:00 Jack Benny 7:30 What's My Line? 8:00 Wanted 8:30 Robin Hood "The Youngest Outlaw"

9:00 My Little Margie 9:30 December Bride 10:00 Star Cinema Time "Thunder Rock" 11:45 News KTVW 13-Ind Seattle 2pm Wings Over the World 2:30 Looking at America 3:00 Starmaker (Roy Gordon) 4:00 Championship Wrestling 5:00 Your TV Theater 5:30 Sherlock Holmes "Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon" 7:00 Lone Wolf "Memo: The Oil Story" 7:30 Hawaiian Paradise 8:00 Pendulum 8:30 Question Before the House 9:00 Mayor's Mailbag 9:30 Oral Roberts 10:00 Sherlock Holmes (repeat from 5:30)

I notice that CBC's airing of the Ed Sullivan show is 2 weeks late. And KVOS-TV isn't connected to the CBS network(it airs everything on film). KVOS had somewhat of a loose affiliation with CBS for years...they programmed themselves as more of an indie for nearby Vancouver and Victoria across the 49th...

KTNT 11-CBS Tacoma 7:30 What's My Line? KVOS 12-CBS Bellingham 7:30 What's My Line? So did KVOS run all CBS delayed on film? What about WML, which ran at 7:30 (as did KTNT) was probably "live from New York" as opposed to being on the left coast delay (at 10:30, via kinescope from TV City, in this time before video tape).

Retro: Carolina-Tennessee Monday, January 15, 1968

From TV Guide, Carolina-Tennessee Edition NOTE: TV Guide doesn't say if Chs. 2 and 29 have

in-school programs (I seem to recall Ch. 29 did), so I will start with the first listed program for both stations. WSJK Ch. 2 Knoxville (WETP Sneedville, TN) (NET) 6 PM What's New 6:30 What's In A Word? 7 PM Folk Guitar 7:30 Medical Self-Help 8 PM Look What I Found 8:30 A Time To Grow (gardening) 9 PM NET Journal: "Profile Of A Peace Parade," a 1966 protest march on the anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima sign off 10 PM WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte (CBS) 6:20 Almanac (Gil Stamper) 6:30 Carolina Calling (Arthur Smith) 7:30 CBS News (Joseph Benti) 7:55 News 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM (Fred) Kirby's Corral 9:05 Love Of Life (delay from 12 N) 9:30 Merv Griffin (Robert Vaughn, Geraldine Chaplin, Morey Amsterdam, Jerry Vale, singer Grace Markay) 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11 AM Andy Griffith 11:30 Secret Storm (delay from 4 PM) 12 N Noon Report (Ty Boyd) 12:25 Pat Lee 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1 PM Betty Feezor 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Art Linkletter's House Party (Henry Mancini; O.J. Simpson and his wife) 3 PM To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News (Douglas Edwards) 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Superman 4:30 Mike Douglas (co-host Paul Lynde; Presidential candidate Harold Stassen, rock group Spanky and Our Gang, singer Kaye Hart)

6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:25 Editorial 6:30 CBS News (Walter Cronkite) 7 PM Movie: "Scandal At Scourie" 9 PM Andy Griffith 9:30 Family Affair 10 PM Carol Burnett (Trini Lopez, Ken Berry) 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:25 Editorial 11:30 Joey Bishop (Steve Allen, Jimmy Dean, Mel Torme, Rodney Dangerfield, ABC, pre-empted on Ch. 18) WFBC (WYFF) Ch. 4 Greenville, SC (NBC) 6:30 Tele-College 7 AM Today (former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan; Joel Grey; oceanographer Jon Lindbergh, who previews humankind's use of the sea in the 21st century) 9 AM Today In The Piedmont 9:30 Romper Room 10 AM Snap Judgment (Betty White, actor Charles Robinson) 10:25 NBC News (Nancy Dickerson) 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Personality (Joanna Barnes, Pat Carroll, George Kirby; on film: Don Adams) 11:30 Hollywood Squares (Steve Allen, Morey Amsterdam, Frankie Avalon, Judy Carne, Wally Cox, Buddy Hackett, Rose Marie, Jayne Meadows, Charley Weaver) 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Eye Guess 12:55 NBC News (Edwin Newman) 1 PM Match Game (Soupy Sales, Michele Lee, week-behind from 4 PM) 1:25 News, Weather 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 You Don't Say! (Gary Collins and his wife Mary Ann Mobley) 4 PM Monty's Rascals 4:30 Timmy And Lassie 5 PM Merv Griffin (same as Ch. 3) 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 7 PM Movie: "Bird Of Paradise" 9 PM Danny Thomas (Bobby Darin stars in "The Cage," about four

convicts who try to escape from a minimum-security rehab prison.) 10 PM I Spy 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:30 Tonight Show WCYB Ch. 5 Bristol, VA (NBC/ABC) 6:55 Devotions 7 AM Today 9 AM Open House 9:30 General Hospital (ABC, delay from 3 PM) 10 AM Snap Judgment 10:25 NBC News 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Personality 11:30 Hollywood Squares 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Eye Guess 12:55 News (Evelyn Booher) 1 PM Divorce Court 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 You Don't Say! 4 PM Match Game (Lauren Bacall, Ed McMahon) 4:25 NBC News (Floyd Kalber) 4:30 Looney Tunes 5 PM Rawhide 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:25 Editorial 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 7 PM Klassroom Kwiz 7:30 Monkees (Pat Paulsen appears in this episode.) 8 PM Man From U.N.C.L.E. (last show; "Rowan And Martin's Laugh-In" debuts here next week and will have a short bit where Robert Vaughn and David McCallum telephone Mr. Waverly that they "have found THRUSH headquarters") 9 PM Danny Thomas 10 PM I Spy 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:25 Editorial 11:30 Tonight Show WATE Ch. 6 Knoxville (NBC)

6 AM Harry Whittington 7 AM Today 9 AM Match Game (same as Ch. 4) 9:25 Today In Tennessee 9:30 Homemakers (Mary Starr) 10 AM Snap Judgment 10:25 NBC News 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Personality 11:30 Hollywood Squares 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Eye Guess 12:55 NBC News 1 PM Dr. Kildare 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 You Don't Say! 4 PM Popeye 4:30 Mike Douglas (co-host Shelley Berman; Aretha Franklin, Joyce Jillson, White House correspondent Sid Davis) 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 7 PM Lawman 7:30 Monkees 8 PM Man From U.N.C.L.E. 9 PM Danny Thomas 10 PM I Spy 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:30 Tonight Show WSPA Ch. 7 Spartanburg, SC (CBS) 6:10 Agriculture U.S.A. 6:25 Travel And Adventure 6:55 Devotions 7 AM TV Party Line 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Donna Reed (ABC, pre-empted on Ch. 13, delay from 10:30 AM) 9:30 Nancy Welch 10 AM Candid Camera (customers in a pet shop see a person eating live goldfish; a little old lady swats passers-by with her broom) 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies

11 AM Andy Griffith 11:30 Dick Van Dyke 12 N Love Of Life 12:25 News (John Gordon) 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Lighr 1 PM Millionaire (the check goes to Charlie Simpson, a World War I veteran who has been hospitalized for 25 years) 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Art Linkletter's House Party 3 PM To Tell The Truth 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Secret Storm 4:30 Movie: TBA 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 CBS News 7 PM McHale's Navy 7:30 Gunsmoke 8:30 The Lucy Show (guest: Jackie Coogan as Lucy wreaks havoc working in a drive-in restaurant) 9 PM Andy Griffith 9:30 Family Affair 10 PM Carol Burnett 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:30 Movie: "Japanese War Bride" WSOC Ch. 9 Charlotte (NBC) 6:45 On The House 7 AM Today 9 AM Today In The Carolinas 9:30 Girl Talk 10 AM Snap Judgment 10:25 NBC News 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Personality 11:30 Hollywood Squares 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Eye Guess 12:55 NBC News 1 PM Midday (Jimmy Kilgo) 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors

3 PM Another World 3:30 Clown Carnival (Brooks Lindsay) 4:30 Movie: "The Girl In The Kremlin" 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 7 PM Ernest Tubb 7:30 Monkees 8 PM Man From U.N.C.L.E. 9 PM Danny Thomas 10 PM I Spy 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:30 Tonight Show WBIR Ch. 10 Knoxville (CBS) 6:30 Farm And Home 7:30 CBS News 7:55 News 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Divorce Court 9:30 Merv Griffin (same as Ch. 3) 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11 AM Andy Griffith 11:30 Dick Van Dyke 12 N Love Of Life 12:25 CBS News (Joseph Benti) 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1 PM Girl Talk 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Art Linkletter's House Party 3 PM To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Secret Storm 4:30 Movie: "The System" 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Movie: "Scarlet Angel" (Amanda Blake appears in this one from '52, three years before she began playing Miss Kitty.) 8:30 The Lucy Show 9 PM Andy Griffith 9:30 Family Affair 10 PM Carol Burnett

11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:30 Movie: "Prince Of Foxes" (Orson Welles appears in this one from '49.) WJHL Ch. 11 Johnson City, TN (CBS/ABC) 6:15 News, Devotions (Ch. 11 is still airing its local programs in b&w.) 6:25 Farm Report (Lou Thacker) 6:30 First Call 7:30 CBS News 7:55 News 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM New Casper Cartoon Show (ABC, delay from Sat 9 AM) 9:30 Bewitched (ABC, two-week delay from 12 N) 10 AM Candid Camera 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11 AM Andy Griffith 11:30 Dick Van Dyke 12 N Love Of Life 12:25 CBS News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1 PM News, Weather 1:05 Kathryn Willis 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Art Linkletter's House Party 3 PM To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Secret Storm 4:30 Mike Douglas (co-host Ed Nelson; Totie Fields, Phyllis Kirk, pianist Big Tiny Little, author Albert Gerber (discussing censorship)) 6 PM News, Sports, Weather 6:30 CBS News 7 PM It's Racing Time 7:30 Gunsmoke 8:30 The Lucy Show 9 PM Andy Griffith 9:30 Family Affair 10 PM Carol Burnett 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Joey Bishop

WLOS Ch. 13 Asheville, NC (ABC) 6:30 Mr. Bill's Cartoons 6:55 News (Bill Norwood) 7 AM Mr. Bill's Cartoons 9 AM Dating Game (delay from 4 PM) 9:30 Movie: "They Met In Argentina" 10:55 News, Weather 11 AM Temptation 11:25 ABC News (Marlene Sanders) 11:30 How's Your Mother-In-Law? (defending the mothers-in-law: Sandy Baron, Larry Hovis, Louis Nye) 12 N Bewitched 12:30 Divorce Court (pre-empts "Treasure Isle," which Ch. 7 will pick up and air on delay at 9 AM by the summer) 1 PM The Fugitive 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Baby Game 2:55 Children's Doctor 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 Dennis The Menace (pre-empts "Dark Shadows") 4 PM Mike Douglas (same as Ch. 3) 5:30 ABC News (Bob Young) 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:25 Editorial 6:30 Truth Or Consequences 7 PM Password (the 1965-67 CBS episodes) 7:30 Cowboy In Africa 8:30 Rat Patrol 9 PM Felony Squad 9:30 Peyton Place 10 PM Big Valley 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:25 Editorial 11:30 Joey Bishop WCCB Ch. 18 Charlotte (ABC) 8:45 Cartoons 9 AM Romper Room 10 AM Jack LaLanne 10:30 Donna Reed (guest: Willie Mays) 11 AM Temptation 11:25 ABC News

11:30 How's Your Mother-In-Law? 12 N Bewitched 12:30 Treasure Isle 1 PM The Fugitive 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Baby Game 2:55 Children's Doctor 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 Dark Shadows 4 PM Dating Game 4:30 Movie: "Knights Of The Black Cross" 6:30 ABC News 7 PM Mister Ed 7:30 Cowboy In Africa 8:30 Rat Patrol 9 PM Felony Squad 9:30 Peyton Place 10 PM Big Valley 11 PM Movie: "Rage Of The Buccaneers" (Vincent Price, Ricardo Montalban, from '62) WTVK Ch. 26 (WVLT Ch. 8) Knoxville (ABC) 8:30 Jack LaLanne 9 AM Movie: "Poison Ivy" 10:30 Donna Reed 11 AM Temptation 11:25 ABC News 11:30 How's Your Mother-In-Law? 12 N Bewitched 12:30 Treasure Isle 1 PM The Fugitive 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Baby Game 2:55 Children's Doctor 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 Dark Shadows 4 PM Dating Game 4:30 Sea Hunt 5 PM Disc-O-Teen 6 PM ABC News 6:30 Cathy Hill (country music) 7 PM Gilligan's Island 7:30 Cowboy In Africa 8:30 Rat Patrol 9 PM Felony Squad

9:30 Peyton Place 10 PM Big Valley 11 PM UT Basketball Highlights: Tennessee-Florida ("Westerners" usually airs 11-11:30) 12:30 Joey Bishop (joined in progress) WNTV Ch. 29 Greenville, SC (NET) 5:45 Friendly Giant 6 PM B'wana Don In Jungle-La 6:30 June Bugg 7 PM What's New 7:30 Job Training 8 PM An Eye On The Arts 8:30 At Home 9 PM Casals Master Class (student Elnar Holm plays the second and third movements of Boccherini's Concerto in B Flat Major; Casals shows how the fingers should strike the strings) 9:30 Experiment (how weather data are collected and analyzed) 10 PM NET Journal (same as Ch. 2) sign off 11 PM WCTU (WCNC) Ch. 36 Charlotte (Ind.) 3:25 News 3:30 Movie: "The Amazing Mr. Williams" 5 PM Adventures In Ever-Ever Land 6 PM Highway Patrol 6:30 Newswatch 7 PM Your All Star Theater 7:30 Probe (Alan Burke) 8:30 Movie: "Clipper Ship" 10 PM Newswatch 10:30 Your All Star Theater 11 PM Movie: "Law And Order" (a Western, nothing to do with the long-running series) WAIM (WMYA) Ch. 40 Anderson, SC (ABC/CBS) 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Dating Game 9:30 How's Your Mother-In-Law? (two-week delay; defending the mothers-in-law: Richard Dawson, Richard Deacon, Harvey Lembeck) 10 AM Candid Camera 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies

11 AM Andy Griffith 11:30 Dick Van Dyke 12 N Bewitched 12:30 Treasure Isle 1 PM The Fugitive 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Baby Game 2:55 Children's Doctor 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 Dark Shadows 4 PM Secret Storm 4:30 Donna Reed 5 PM Temptation 5:25 Local News 5:30 ABC News 6 PM June Bugg 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Lassie (CBS, delay from Sun 7 PM) 7:30 Cowboy In Africa 8:30 Rat Patrol 9 PM Felony Squad 9:30 Family Affair 10 PM Big Valley sign off 11 PM

Hawaii, January 25-29, 1971

From TV Guide Hawaii Edition 2-KHON (NBC)/Honolulu Satellites: 7-KAII/Wailuku & 11-KHAW/Hilo Weekdays 7AM Cartoons 7:30 Dobie Gillis 8AM Romper Room 8:30 Jack LaLanne 9AM Dinah Shore 9:30 Concentration 10AM Sale of The Century 10:30 Hollywood Squares 11AM Jeopardy 11:30 Who What or Where

12Noon Words and Music 12:30 Days of Our Lives 1PM Movies 2:30 The Doctors 3PM Another World (Bay City) 3:30 Another World (Somerset) 4PM Mike Douglas (Robert Morse is the week's co-host) 5:30 (Judd) Hambrick/Brasso Report (KHON ad: "Hawaii's Hottest News Team!") 6PM Lassie (Timmy & Lassie episodes) 6:30 NBC/KHON Primetime 10PM News (Hambrick and J. Michael White) 10:30 Tonight Show 12Mid News (Did not list if it was NBC, but could be their broadcast since KHON did sign off at 12:30AM) Monday 1PM "Smart Girls Don't Talk" (1948) 6:30 Red Skelton (Mama Cass Elliot and Chad Everett) 7:30 Laugh-In (Joey Bishop) 8PM NBC Monday Night at the Movies: "Do You Take This Stranger?" (1970; Network Premiere) Tuesday 1PM "Valley of The Giants" (1938) 6PM NBA Basketball: New York Knicks at Chicago Bulls (TV Guide had KHON's listing for the 6:30 to 8:30 slot the previous week as "To Be Announced") 8:30PM NBC Tuesday Night at the Movies: "A Rage to Live" (1965; Network Premiere) Wednesday 1PM "The Mummy's Hand" (1940) 6:30 Untamed World 7PM Kraft Music Hall ("The Kopykats Copy TV") 8PM "Dark Passings" (1947) Thursday 6:30 Flip Wilson (Muhammad Ali "makes his variety show debut," Bobby Darrin, and Lily Tomlin) 7:30 Ironside ("From Hruska With Love") 8:30 Something Else (Syndicated music variety hosted by Jon Byner) 9PM Dean Martin (Raymond Burr, Diahann Caroll and Charles Nelson Riley) Friday 1PM "A Game of Death" (1945) 6:30 Andy Williams (Johnathan Winters, Ken Berry and The Lennon Sisters) 7:30 Julia (Bob Hope makes a cameo in this episode) 8PM Bold Ones: The Senator ("Some Day, They'll Elect a President")

9PM Four In One: Night Gallery ("The Last Laurel," "They're Tearing Down Tim Riley's Bar") 4-KHVH (ABC)/Honolulu Satellites: 12-KMVI/Wailuku & 13-KHVO/Hilo Weekdays 7AM Batman (back to back to back episodes) 8:30 Galloping Gourmet 9AM Bewitched 9:30 That Girl 10AM Peyton Place 10:30 All My Children 11AM Dating Game 11:30 Newlywed Game 12Noon General Hospital 12:30 One Life To Live 1PM Don Robb (Historian Russ Apple is his co-host) 2:30 Let's Make A Deal 3PM Death Valley Days 3:30 Dark Shadows 4PM Movies 5:30 Dragnet (KHVH ad: "The Most Honored Detective Series on TV") 6PM News (Don Rockwell) 6:30 ABC/KHVH Primetime 10PM News (Chuck Henry) 10:30 Petticoat Junction 11PM Late Movie 12:30AM ABC News (Howard K. Smith/Harry Reasoner) Monday 4PM "The Bottom of The Bottle" (1942) 6:30 Let's Make a Deal (New Night) 7PM The Newlywed Game (New Night) 7:30 The Reel Game (Series Debut; Jack Barry host this quiz show that uses newsreel footage to test contestants' knowledge about famous people and the events they're connected to) 8PM ABC Monday Night Movie: "Cat Ballou" (1965, repeat) 11PM "Ride and Kill" (1965) Tuesday 4PM "Fixed Bayonetes" (1951) 6:30 ABC Movie of the Week, "Dr. Cook's Garden" (Made for TV, 1971; Network Premiere with Bing Crosby in the title role based on Ira Levin's broadway play) 8PM The Mod Squad ("A Bummer for RJ") 9PM Marcus Welby, MD ("False Spring")

11PM "Kiss Them For Me" (1957) Wednesday 4PM "Don't Bother to Knock" (1952) 6:30 The Courtship Of Eddie's Father 7PM Room 222 (New time) 7:30 The Smith Family (Series Debut with Henry Fonda in the lead role) 8PM Johnny Cash Show 9PM The Young Lawyers (New time; Eli Wallach guest stars) 11PM "No Trees In The Street" (English, 1951) Thursday 4PM "Santiago" (1956) 6:30 Alias Smith and Jones ("The McCreedy Bust" marks the Series Debut; The Made for TV pilot aired a week earlier) 7:30 Bewitched (First of 2 parts with Imogene Coca as a tipsy tooth fairy) 8PM Make Room For Granddaddy (New Night; "Lucy and the Lecher" with Lucille Ball crossing over from "Here's Lucy" as her character from that series, Lucy Carter) 8:30 Dan August (New Night; "Death Chain") 9:30 TBA 11PM "Darby's Rangers" (1958) Friday 4PM "The Break in The Circle" (English, 1957) 6:30 The Brady Bunch (Deacon Jones guest stars) 7PM Nanny and the Professor (John Mills guest stars alongside series star and daughter Juliet as Phoebe's Uncle) 7:30 The Partridge Family ("Why Did The Music Stop?") 8PM That Girl ("The Russians are Staying") 8:30 The Odd Couple 9PM Love American Style (Expanded to 60 minutes starting with this night) 11PM "Bombers B-52" (1957) 12:30AM "Bernadine" (1957) 2AM ABC News 9-KGMB (CBS)/Honolulu Satellites: 3-KMAU/Wailuku & 9-KPUA/Hilo Weekdays 5:25AM Insight 5:30 Checkers & Pogo 8AM Beverly Hillbillies 8:30 Lucille Ball 9AM Love Of Life 9:30 Secret Storm 10AM Movie

12Noon Edge of Night 12:30 As The World Turns 1PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 1:30 Guiding Light 2PM Search For Tomorrow 2:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC 3PM Checkers & Pogo (2 Hours worth) 5PM Flintstones 5:30 Gilligan's Island 6PM News (Bob Sevey) 6:25 Sports 6:30 CBS/KGMB Primetime 10PM News (Bob Jones) 10:30 D Van D Show 11PM I Love Lucy 11:30 Perry Mason 12:30AM CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite 1AM Movies Monday 10AM "The Secret Invasion" (1964) 6:30 Mayberry RFD 7PM Doris Day 7:30 Hogan's Heroes 8PM Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour (Tennessee Ernie Ford, Phil Silvers and Susan Raye) 9PM Combat 1AM "Deadline at Dawn" (1938) 2:30AM "Tell It To The Judge" (1949) Tuesday 10AM "Romanoff and Juliet" (1961) 6:30 Family Affair 7PM Hawaii Five-0 ("The Ransom") 8PM "Julie Goldfarb, Please Come Home" (1964) 1AM "Bride By Mistake" (1944) 2:30 "Operation: Counterspy" (1966) Wednesday 10AM "Stage Door" (1937) 6:30 My Three Sons 7PM Mission: Impossible 8PM "The Pleasure Seekers" (1965) 1AM "Desparate" (1947) 2:30 "Flood Tide" (1958)

Thursday 10AM "Till The End of Time" (1946) 6:30 Beverly Hillbillies (The women at the Commerce Bank continue their strike) 7PM Star Trek 8PM CBS Thursday Night Movie: "The African Queen" (1951; repeat) 1AM "The Horror of Party Beach" (1964) 2:30 "13 West Street" (1962) Friday 10AM "Muscle Beach Party" (1964) 6:30 Here's Lucy 7:30 Wild, Wild West 8PM CBS Friday Night Movie: "A High Wind in Jamaica" (English, 1965; Network premiere) 10:30 Honolulu Wrestling 12:30AM "On The Beach" (1959) 2AM "Son of Robin Hood (English, 1958) 3:30AM "The Shoot" (German, 1964) 11-KHET (PBS)/Honolulu Satellites: 10-KMEB/Wailuku & 4-K04FE/Hilo Weekdays 8AM Legislature '71 8:30AM In-School programming 11AM Sesame Street 12Noon In-School programming 2PM Various 3PM In-School programming 4:30 Quest For Adventure 4:45 Mister Rogers 5:15 Sesame Street 6:15 Legislature '71 6:30 PBS/KHET Primetime Monday 2:30PM Breakthru (Religious program; "Talking Hands," a look at a person who can communicate with their hands) 4PM Pau Hana Years (Clare Luce Booth talks about being a newcomer to Hawaii) 6:30 News Desk 7PM Great American Dream Machine 8:30 Realities 10PM Education (Health) Tuesday

2PM Civilisation (repeat) 6:30 Pau Hana Years 7PM Flick Out (Film shorts) 7:30 French Chef 8PM World Press 9PM Homewood ("Hollywood Bowl Spectacular") 10PM KHET Report Wednesday 6:30 UH (University of Hawaii) Today 7PM World We Live In ("Other Planets-No Place Like Earth," about astromony) 7:30 Kukla Fran & Ollie (repeat from Sunday's 7:30PM telecast) 8PM The Advocates (repeat from Sunday's 8PM telecast) 9PM Medically Speaking (Organ transplants is the topic) Thursday 3PM Breakthru 3:30PM French Chef 4PM Pau Hana Years (The topic is Hula lessons) 6:30 Pau Hana Years (Repeat of 4PM telecast) 7PM Hawaii Now! 7:30 Book Beat 8PM World We Live In ("Other Planets-No Place Like Earth," about astromony) 8:30 NET Playhouse: "Let Me Hear You Whisper"/film short "Going to Work in the Morning form Brooklyn" 10PM KHET Report Friday 4PM Nader Report 6:30 World Press 7:30 Thirty Minutes (Senator Edmund Muskie [D-Maine] is interviewed) 8PM Masterpiece Theater (Part 2 of "The First Churchills"; Repeat of Sunday's telecast) 9PM Book Beat (Repeat of Thursday's telecast) 9:30 Folk Guitar 13-KIKU (Independent)/Honolulu Most of KIKU's programs listed are Japanese, with a few exceptions Weekdays 3PM Movies (Double feature) 6PM Program Guide 6:05 Japanese Programming Monday 3PM "Springtime in the Rockies" (1942) 4:40 "A Guy Could Change" (1948)

6:05 Film 6:15 Shumi To Guest No Corner 6:30 Asu E No Kagaku 7PM Film 7:30 Ozumo Digest (Wrestling report from Japan) 8:30 Film 9PM Nagare Boshi Oran 10PM Jirocho Sangokushi Tuesday 3PM "Wolf of New York" (1940) 4:45 "Leathernecks Have Landed" (1936) 6:05 Densuke Gekijo 6:30 Shufu No Shiori 6:45 Oshinko-San 7PM Otto Yo Otoko Yo Tsuyoku 8PM Film 8:30 S&S Variety 9PM Tsukikage Hyogo 10PM Inu To Asa Chan Wednesday 3PM "Weekend Millionaire" (1937) 5PM The Rifleman (Back to Back episodes) 6:05 Film 6:15 Shumi To Guest No Corner 6:30 Shufu No Shiori 6:45 Oshinko-San 7PM Kappa No Sanpei 7:30 Film 8PM Aoi Taiyo 9PM Ore Wa Yojinbo 10PM Tokusetsu Kido Soosa Yai Thursday 3PM Gripe Box 3:30 "Rascals" (1938) 4:55 "The Mandarin Mystery" (1937) 6:05 Korean Movie 6:30 Shufu No Shiori 6:45 Oshinko-San 7PM Asahi Shinbun (News program from Japan) 7:30 Densuke Gekijo 8PM Inu To Asa Chan 9PM Onihei Hanka Cho 10PM Ganbare Kaa-Chan (Comedy-Drama; KIKU ad: "Starring Etsuko Ichihara. An 18

year old comes from the country to be a maid for a large family in Tokyo. This temporary agreement suddenly turns out to an eternal arrangment.") Friday 3PM "Ghosts of Berkeley Square" (English, 1947) 4:10 "Apache Warrior" (1957) 5:30 Film 6:05 Japanese Cooking 6:30 Konshuu No Wadai 6:45 Oshinko-San 7PM Aoi Taiyo 8PM Film 8:30 Star Monomane Daigassen 9PM Jirocho Sangokushi (Period drama; KIKU ad: "The famous legend of Boss Jirocho and his gang. They act to protect the weak and keep peace in the territory.") 10PM Tsukikage Hyogo

How much of a delay (did network programs get in Honolulu in 1971)? And, were the shows generally aired from 16mm film, or tapes of the network broadcast? My guess is that by 1971, filmed programs on Hawaii TV stations were aired from 16mm film, and taped programs from videotapes, both flown by the networks to Honolulu. I also would think that some filmed/taped programs may have been seen in Hawaii a week after they were seen on the mainland. But filmed/taped programs produced well before the date of broadcast may have aired on the same day they were on the mainland. Network newscasts airing at 12:30 or 1 A.M. were likely same-day, recorded in Los Angeles from the first East Coast feed (6:30 P.M. Eastern time; 3:30 P.M. Pacific time; 1:30 Honolulu time) and flown out to Honolulu. For example, 12:30 A.M. in Honolulu was (and I believe still is) 5:30 A.M. Eastern Time, which gave ABC, CBS, and NBC ten-and-a-half to nine hours for getting the tapes to LAX (Los Angeles International Airport), flown to Honolulu, unpacked at Honolulu International, and driven by a courier (likely a station employee whose work day ended around 12 Midnight or 12:30 A.M. local time) to the station. I would think that "Today", "Good Morning America", and "CBS Morning News" did not air in Hawaii until the networks went to satellite distribution in the 1980's.

Well, there was one exception: Sports, via satellite. KHON carried Super Bowl V (Cowboys vs. Colts) live on January 17, 1971 at 9AM. Other than that, most of the live events were on a satellite same-day or one-day delay.

And yes, at the time, the Honolulu stations were on a one week delay. Some notable examples involved the new shows that had debuted on the Mainland in January 1971: "Masterpiece Theatre": Debuted January 10, 1971. (KHET: January 17) "The Reel Game": Debuted January 18, 1971 (KHVH: January 25) "Alias Smith and Jones": Debuted January 21, 1971 (KHVH: January 28) "The Smith Family": Debuted January 20, 1971 (KHVH: January 27) Also, KHON had two of NBC's Tuesday Night outings, "The Don Knotts Show" and "Julia," on different nights (Knotts on Saturday, Julia on Friday). Both would be on its final days as they were later cancelled that season. As for "All In The Family," (Which had debuted on January 12, 1971), KGMB did not clear it until later in the year.

2-KHON (NBC)/Honolulu Satellites: 7-KAII/Wailuku & 11-KHAW/Hilo Monday 6:30 Red Skelton (Mama Cass Elliot and Chad Everett) 7:30 Laugh-In (Joey Bishop) 8PM NBC Monday Night at the Movies: "Do You Take This Stranger?" (1970; Network Premiere) ...actually, the lengths should be reversed, as The Red Skelton Show ran only 30 minutes that season and Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In was always a full hour when it was on NBC (only appearing as a half-hour in syndicated edits). So Laugh-In actually strted at 7:00, rather than 7:30... ...has Hawaii always been primarily on a Central Time network pattern?... Thanks for the correction on "Skelton" and "Laugh-In." And yes, Hawaii has always followed the Central Time Zone pattern, with a few exceptions. From TV Guide Hawaii Edition 2-KHON (NBC)/Honolulu Satellites: 7-KAII/Wailuku & 11-KHAW/Hilo Tuesday 1PM "Valley of The Giants" (1938) 6PM NBA Basketball: New York Knicks at Chicago Bulls (TV Guide had KHON's listing for the 6:30 to 8:30 slot the previous week as "To Be Announced")]

I don't understand this one at all, ABC had the official contract to televise NBA games during this time, how was an NBC affiliate allowed to do this. I rechecked that info. According to TV Guide, KHON had aired a January 20, 1971 broadcast of this game. But if KHON had some sort of deal with a station who served as the local NBA flagship station in that city that could explain the reason.

It's interesting to what lengths Hawaii and Alaska went to get network TV programming. I guess to Hawaiians, it wasn't unusual to watch Cronkite, Huntley-Brinkley or ABC News as a midnight show, if they were up at that hour. Unfortunately, it also meant these TV schedules were pretty light on news. Each network station did a half hour at 6pm (or 5:30pm) and 10pm newscast. And that was it. No noon news. No morning news, not even inserts in Today, since Today didn't air in Hawaii. I noticed in the Sunday schedule, one station did only news at 6 and one only did news at 10. The NBC station did no news on Sunday. I suppose it was different for radio stations. Affililiates of CBS, NBC, ABC and Mutual probably could air their network's news on the hour. I believe KGU was an affiliate of NBC from at least the 40s. I also noticed the post left by AJ McWhorter of the Honolulu Star Advertiser. That was the newspaper that some think erroneously published Barack Obama's birth notice 50 years ago, saying he was born in a Honolulu hospital when we all know he was really born in Kenya, or on Mars or someplace else. So even if Hawaiians couldn't get live TV from the mainland, their newspaper office could be fooled by a phone call from Africa, thinking it was a local call, or so Donald Trump believes. A few things, first off no tv station in the USA aired "Good Morning America", because it didnt debut until 1975. CBS Mornings on the mainland usually were filled with Captain Kangaroo, but in Hawaii "Checkers & Pogo" was the most popular kids show at the time. However Captain Kangaroo did air on KGMB on occassion, but not every season was the show picked up. Same with NBC's "Today Show", with Hugh Downs and Barbara Walters it aired in Hawaii at 7:00 AM in 1969 as I'm looking at actual local TV Guides from that timeframe right now. I can't recall offhand when the "Today Show" was picked up on a permanent basis, I'm thinking in the 1973 timeframe perhaps? There were live local news cut ins back then (1968-1969) by Don Burns (longtime DJ in Los Angeles), Ken Hiller or Charles Stubblefield. As for NBC's "Huntley-Brinkley Report", that usually aired at 10:30pm following the local news on KHON. Then at 11:00pm was "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson".

The major reason for the urgency as to get the national newscasts over to Hawaii on the same day it aired on the mainland was so people could see the news that day. Day old news is not something people generally want to see. It didnt matter back then if a network show was delayed a week or two, but the news needed to be shown the same day. Noon news was done in Hawaii on occassion during the 1950s and early 1960s, brought back briefly during the mid 1980s and also I think in the 2004 timeframe. AJ is actually right. "Today" showed up on KHON in 1973, but only shown one hour (which aired at 8AM) instead of the two hours that aired in the mainland. What I dont know is which hour was shown, the first or second or was it a highlighted package of the two hours condensed into a one hour show.

It's interesting to what lengths Hawaii and Alaska went to get network TV programming. I guess to Hawaiians, it wasn't unusual to watch Cronkite, Huntley-Brinkley or ABC News as a midnight show, if they were up at that hour. Unfortunately, it also meant these TV schedules were pretty light on news. Each network station did a half hour at 6pm (or 5:30pm) and 10pm newscast. And that was it. No noon news. No morning news, not even inserts in Today, since Today didn't air in Hawaii. I noticed in the Sunday schedule, one station did only news at 6 and one only did news at 10. The NBC station did no news on Sunday. I suppose it was different for radio stations. Affililiates of CBS, NBC, ABC and Mutual probably could air their network's news on the hour. I believe KGU was an affiliate of NBC from at least the 40s....both KGU (NBC) and KGMB (CBS) made telephoned and shortwaved reports to their respective networks on 7 December 1941, as the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was still taking place...

(B)oth (Honolulu radio stations at the time) KGU (NBC) and KGMB (CBS) made telephoned and shortwaved reports to their respective networks on 7 December 1941, as the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was still taking place... I believe KGU and KGMB were the only two radio stations in Hawaii at the time; with KGU taking some programs from both NBC Red and NBC Blue; KGMB perhaps also taking a few Mutual shows in addition to CBS. I would think that both KGU and KGMB (as well as stations in Alaska) received a few network shows by shortwave radio feeds. BTW, I have heard a recording of the KGU report, which got cut-off by an impatient phone operator. A very dramatic soundbite.

Retro: Youngstown/Erie, Saturday, March 29th, 1980

Source: TV Guide CHANNELS 2 KDKA Pittsburgh [CBS] 3 WKYC Cleveland [NBC] 5 WEWS Cleveland [ABC] 7 WTRF Wheeling [CBS/ABC] 8 WJKW Cleveland [CBS] 9n WOR New York [IND] 9s WTOV Steubenville, OH [NBC/ABC] 10 CFPL London, ON [CBC] 11 CHCH Hamilton, ON [IND] 12 WICU Erie [NBC] 17 WJAN Canton [Religious IND] 21 WFMJ Youngstown [NBC] 23 WAKR Akron [ABC] 24 WJET Erie [ABC] 25 WVIZ Cleveland [PBS] 27 WKBN Youngstown [CBS] 33 WYTV Youngstown [ABC] 35 WSEE Erie, PA [CBS] 43 WUAB Cleveland [IND] 45 WNEO Alliance [PBS] 49 WEAO Akron [PBS] 54 WQLN Erie [PBS] 5AM 17 New Wine 5:30 9s 700 Club 17 Richard Hogue 6AM 2 Campus Connection 3 Weekend Forum 8 Across the Fence 11 Hilarious House of Frightenstein 17 PTL Club 6:15

5 News 6:30 2 8 27 Sunrise Semester Learning to Write/Writing to Learn: Creating class assignments. 3 Rebop 5 Herald of Truth 23 Opie Evans 7AM 2 International Zone 3 Popeye Playhouse 5 Hot Fudge Admitting one's shortcomings. 7 Skatebirds [a Sunday morning series at this time] 8 Mighty Mouse/Heckle and Jeckle 9n News 9s For You...Black Woman 11 Dale Harney's Magic Show 23 New Zoo Revue 27 PTL Club 33 Hot Fudge Alternative approaches to problems are suggested. 7:30 2 Skatebirds 5 Porky Pig and Friends 7 Jason of Star Command 9n Newark and Reality 9s 12 21 Bay City Rollers 33 Marlo and the Magic Movie Machine Marlo visits Stratford-on-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare. 35 Underdog 8AM 2 7 27 35 Mighty Mouse/Heckle and Jeckle 3 9s 12 21 Godzilla, Globetrotters 5 23 24 33 Superfriends 8 Popeye 9n Davey and Goliath A lesson about common sense. 11 Harrigan 17 Pirate Adventure 45 49 Sesame Street 8:15

9n Davey and Goliath All about a dream home for dogs. 8:30 9n Viewpoint on Nutrition Topics include the cause, symptoms and nutritional treatment of female disorders. The guests include Dr. Donald Gelb, Dr. Robert Scott. 11 Willy & Floyd 17 Big Blue Marble 43 For You...Black Woman Nell Bassett interviews recording artist Marilyn McCoo. 9AM 2 7 8 27 35 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 3 9s 12 21 Fred and Barney Meet the Shmoo 5 23 24 33 Plastic Man 9n Daniel Boone In New Orleans, Daniel and Josh are swept into a petite mademoiselle's scheme to make off with a stolen diamond pendant. 10 Audubon Wildlife Theatre The animal community-how wildlife in North America coexist. 11 Spiderman 17 Inside Track 25 Sesame Street 43 Ernest Angley 45 49 Mister Rogers 9:30 10 Circle Square 11 So The Story Goes 17 Vegetable Soup 45 49 Once Upon a Classic 10AM 9n Doctor Who "Horror of Fang Rock," Part 3. The list of victims grows, but there is no trace of the killer. Tom Baker. 10 What's New 11 Creative Hands 17 Saturday Morning 25 Mister Rogers 43 Lorain Conversation 45 49 As We See It 10:30 2 7 27 35 Popeye

3 9s 12 21 Daffy Duck 5 23 24 33 Scooby and Scrappy-Doo 8 Kidsworld 9n Doctor Who "Horror of Fang Rock," conclusion. The killer reveals himself and battles Dr. Who and Leela. 10 Wow! In "One Hour to Zero," two boys return home from a nearby state quarry to find their village deserted, unaware that it was evacuated. 11 Ready, Set, Grow 17 Circle Square 25 Once Upon a Classic 43 Movie BW "Tarzan and the Green Goddess." [1938] Minor jungle adventures with Edgar Rice Burroughs' ape-man hero. Herman Brix [Bruce Bennett]. 45 49 Bill Moyers' Journal 11AM 3 9s 12 21 Casper and the Angels 8 Vegetable Soup 9n Movie "Disciple of Death." [1972] Occasional parody leavens this horror melodrama set in 18thcentury Britain. The location scenes were filmed in Cornwall. Stranger: Mike Raven. 11 Klara's Korner 17 PTL Club 25 Zoom 11:30 2 7 8 27 35 Fat Albert The care and protection of animals are emphasized in this tale. 3 9s 12 21 Jetsons 5 23 24 33 Captain Caveman 10 Rocket Robin Hood 11 Inside Track 25 Old Houseworks 45 49 Nova Noon 2 Trolley Show A visit to the Carnegie Museum dinosaur room. Also: a gymnastics show; dancing tips; and bicycle repairs. 3 9s 12 21 Hot Hero Sandwich LeVar Burton, Michael Learned, Stockard Channing, and McLean Stevenson are interviewed. Also: singer Rex Smith performs. 5 23 24 Weekend Special "The Seven Wishes of Joanna Peabody." A modern-day fairy godmother [Butterfly

McQueen] offers her services to a Harlem girl [Star-Shemah]. 7 8 27 35 Shazam! 10 Beachcombers Nick [Bruno Gerussi], unaware that explosives are involved, gets mixed up in a moneymaking scheme of Relic's [Robert Clothier]. 11 Mohawk Presents: Spectrum 25 Over Easy 33 Batman Part 1. The Catwoman [Julie Newmar] attacks the world of rock 'n' roll. 43 Three Stooges BW "A-Ducking They Did Go." The boys sell memberships to a hunting club. 12:30 2 8 27 35 Super 7 5 Brady Bunch Jan learns a lesson about practical joking. 7 Bill Dance Outdoors 10 Children Every Year A look at stained-glass exhibits. 11 Wrestling 23 Fishin' Hole 24 American Bandstand The Romantics ["What I Like About You," "When I Look in Your Eyes"], and Ray, Goodman and Brown ["Special Lady," "Inside of You."] 25 To Be Announced 33 Bewitched Kathleen Nolan is cast as an avenging wood nymph. 43 Three Stooges BW "All Gummed Up." The boys concoct a youth serum. 45 49 Here's to Your Health 1PM 3 Here it Is 5 Brady Bunch A bully causes trouble for Peter. 7 Sports Afield 9n Movie BW "Victory at Sea." [1954] TV's prize-winning 26-part narrative of World War II naval history, compressed to feature film length. Still a forceful chronicle, scored by Richard Rodgers. 10 Reach for the Top East Elgin Secondary in Aylmer vs. West Elgin Secondary in West Lorne. 12 Lone Ranger 17 Richard Hogue 21 Student News Conference 23 Tennis

Johan Kriek meets Pat Dupre in a WCT Challenge Cup match taped in Montreal. Purse: $320,000. 25 To Be Announced 33 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea The Seaview and an unidentified sub attempt to recover a live superbomb lost on the ocean floor. 43 Movie "Return of the Giant Monsters." [1966] Awakened by a volcanic eruption, an enormous creature threatens to destroy the world. Kojiro Hongo. 45 49 Big Blue Marble 1:30 2 7 8 35 30 Minutes The problems surrounding illegal immigration from Mexico are examined. Also: a look at death-education courses, which are offered in a Washington, D.C. public school. 3 Tennis Bjorn Borg meets Pat Dupre in a second-round match in the $320,000 WCT Challenge Cup, taped in Montreal. 5 Secrets of Deep "Beneath the Arctic Ocean" for looks at a submerged section of an ice pack and a polar bear getting some exercise while swimming and diving. 10 You Can Do It Projects include making plumbing repairs and framing pictures. 11 Sports Flashback 12 Extensions 17 Inside Track 21 Outdoor Journal 24 Fishing with Roland Martin 25 Crockett's Victory Garden 27 Soul Train Shalamar and the Gap Band are the guests. Music includes "Get Up and Dance" and "I Don't Believe You Want To." 45 49 Unicorn Tales 2PM 2 Newsmakers 5 23 24 Auto Racing Part 2 of the International Race of Champions final, taped in Atlanta. Qualifiers include Darrell Waltrip, Buddy Baker, Gordon Johncock, Rick Mears, Clay Regazzoni and defending champion Mario Andretti. Purse: $300,000, winner's share: $75,000. Al Michaels, Jackie Stewart and Chris Economaki report. 7 Women's Tennis Special: Semi-final play in the $200,000 Clairol Crown is telecast from Carlsbad, Cal. Entrants include Martina Navratilova and Tracy Austin. 8 America's Athletes - 1980 9s Rural-Urban Scene

10 All About Cameras 11 OUAA Basketball 12 Movie "Canyon Passage." [1946] Settlers in Oregon imperiled by Indian attacks and white men's greed. Dana Andrews. 17 Lundstroms 21 Guinness Game 25 Firing Line 33 Movie "King of Kings." [1961] A reverent New Testament chronicle, covering the life of Christ, the court of Herod the Great and the political intrigues of Barabbs. 35 America's Athletes - 1980 Among the athletes profiled are quarter-miler Herman Frazier, archer Luann Ryon and discus-thrower Knute Hjeltnes. 45 49 Song by Song A salute to Oscar Hammerstein, whose lyrics are sung by Elaine Stritch, David Kernan, Polly James. 2:30 2 Tony Brown's Journal 3 Tennis Peter Fleming meets Tim Gullikson in a WCT Championship Cup match taped in Montreal. 9s News Nine Index 10 Business as Usual 17 Overview 21 For Health's Sake 27 Expressions 43 Movie BW "The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock." [1959] A small-town rubbish collector [Lou Costello, in his last film] invents a device that makes his girl a giant. 2:45 5 23 24 American Sportsman Beverly Johnson heads a four-member team exploring Antarctica's frozen plateau on cross-country skis. Host: Curt Gowdy. 3PM 2 8 35 Golf Special: Third-round play in the Sea Pines Heritage Classic. 9n Movie "We're No Angels." [1955] Three Devil's Island escapees [Humphrey Bogart, Peter Ustinov, Aldo Ray] plan to rob a family; become involved in its personal affairs instead. 9s Passover Special 10 Sportsweekend Scheduled: Live coverage of the semifinal round of the Silver Broom World Curling

Championship in Moncton, N.B. Top young Canadian skiers compete in slalom, dual slalom and giant slalom races in the Pontiac Cup Final, taped at Rossland, B.C. Ted Reynolds and Nancy Greene Raine report. Also: European soccer highlights. 17 New Wine 21 Movie BW "Conspiracy in Teheran." [1947] A correspondent [Derek Farr] and a ballerina [Marta Labarr] combat a plot to set off dynamite under FDR. 25 Mister Rogers 27 F.Y.I. 45 49 Movie BW "Barbary Coast." [1935] Romantic melodrama of brawling San Francisco in the early gold-rush days. Directed by Howard Hawks. Edward G. Robinson. 3:30 3 National High School Cheerleading Championships Special: Highlights of the annual competition, taped at Sea World in Orlando, FL. 5 23 24 Pro Bowling The $100,000 PBA National Championship is telecast from Sterling Heights, MI. Live. 9s Problem Is 11 Bonspiel 12 26 Men BW - this was a syndicated series from 1957-59, western 17 Gospel Singing Jubilee 25 Electric Company 27 Gallery 4PM 2 7 8 27 35 Sports Spectacular The Pizza Hut Classic, a leading showcase for college-basketball talent, is telecast live from Las Vegas. Also: highlights of the Hawaiian International Powerlifting Championships; and a report on the Long Beach, CA Grand Prix Time Trials. 9s Fishing with Roland Martin 12 That Good Ole Nashville Music 17 Club PTL 25 Sesame Street 43 Movie "Ski Party." [1965] Sun Valley is the locale for this teen-age romp, featuring the music of Lesley Gore, James Brown and the Famous Flames, and the Hondells. Frankie Avalon. 4:30 3 9s 12 Women's Golf Special: Third-round play in the Women's Kemper Open. 21 Ultimate High Host George Plimpton joins a kayaking expedition. 5PM 5 23 24 33 Wide World of Sports

Matthew Saad Muhammad [24-3-2] defends his WBC light-heavyweight crown against John Conteh [33-3-1] in a scheduled 15-round bout telecast live from Atlantic City, NJ. This is the second meeting between these two fighters. Saad Muhammad won the first [held last August], but a rematch was ordered by the WBC when it was revealed that an illegal substance had been used to close cuts near Saad Muhammad's eyes. Howard Cosell reports from Resorts International. Also: Live coverage of the $175,000 Florida Derby, for three-year-olds, telecast from Gulf Stream, FL Park. Jim McKay reports. 9n Outer Limits BW "Nightmare" begins when aliens from the planet Ebon attack the Earth-and take some of its inhabitants hostage. Stone: Ed Nelson. 11 Journal International 17 Richard Hogue 21 Rhoda's Report 25 World "The Real War in Space" discerns an increasing American and Soviet reliance on orbital satellite for military uses. 45 49 54 Que Pasa, U.S.A.? 5:30 11 Town and Gown Topic: "War of the Thermostats." 17 Jack Van Impe Presents 21 Spotlight 45 49 54 As We See It 6PM 2 3 7 8 9s 11 12 21 27 News 9n Horse Race-Aqueduct 10 FYI-Darrell MacInnis 17 Lundstroms 25 Nova "Mr. Ludwig's Tropical Dreamland" is an industrial complex carved out of the Brazilian rain forest by billionaire Daniel Ludwig. 35 Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected A reformed alcoholic [Andrew Ray] is held at bay by a poisonous snake. 43 Star Trek On the planet Deneva, Kirk [William Shatner], Spock and McCoy battle an epidemic of parasitic creatures that drive their victims insane with pain. 45 49 Footsteps 54 Wall Street Week 6:30 2 35 CBS News-Bob Schieffer 3 9s 12 21 NBC News-Jane Pauley 5 Academic Challenge Students from Mansfield St. Peter, Hunting Valley University and Maple Heights high

schools compete. 7 Lawrence Welk A salute to Los Angeles features such numbers as "California Dreaming," "How Deep Is The Ocean," "Hooray for Hollywood," "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes." 8 Public Square Sonia Johnson discusses her excommunication from the Mormon Church and her views on the ERA. 9n New York Report 10 Movie "Carry On Camping." [1969] The lunatic "Carry On" team mistakes an innocent holiday camp for a nudist colony. 11 Snelgrove Snail 17 Overview 23 Ernest Angley 24 Hee Haw See 7PM, KDKA. 27 Star Trek Kirk [William Shatner] and three crew members try to reverse the effects of a storm that swept them into an incredibly savage universe. 33 News 45 49 54 Another Voice 7PM and later tomorrow. -crainbebo

7PM 2 33 43 Hee Haw The guests are Sen. Robert C. Byrd [D-W.Va.] ["Turkey in the Straw"], Hoyt Axton [""Boney Fingers," "Della and the Dealer"] and Con Hunley ["Since I Fell for You"]. Also: Buck and the Buckaroos do "Hangin' In and Hangin' On," and Roy sings "Tennessee Saturday Night." 3 Sha Na Na Guest Barbi Benton sings "He's a Rebel" and Sha Na Na stages a Barbi Benton-lookalike contest. 5 Insight Despite blindness caused by an eye operation, a man hopes to paint for an exhibition. Sobel: Robert Harris. 8 Joker! Joker!! Joker!!! 9s Best of Donny and Marie Robert Young, Neil Sedaka, Paul Lynde and Miss America 1978 Susan Yvonne Perkins are guests. 9n Benny Hill Featured: Benny's German choir. 11 Road to Moscow -1980

Diver Greg Louganis, marathon runner Garry Bjorkland and equestrian Katie Monahan are among the athletes observed in training. 12 17 21 Lawrence Welk Songs from the movies include "Never on Sunday," "Tumbling Tumbleweeds," "The Way We Were," "More." 25 Another Voice 35 Sha Na Na 45 49 Once Upon a Classic Arthur [Andrew Burt] sentences Guinevere [Felicity Dean] to death in Part 7 of "The Legend of King Arthur." Closed captioned. 54 Some Things Happening 7:30 3 Dance Fever Host Deney Terrio welcomes judges Andrea McArdle, Donny Most and Susan Richardson. Ethel Merman performs "Alexander's Ragtime Band." 5 Black on Black 7 Muppet Show Kermit doubts guest Andy Williams' friendship when Miss Piggy cons the singer into crooning "Love Story" in an effort to persuade the frog to give up bachelorhood. 8 27 Muppet Show Guest Doug Henning waves his magic wand over the Muppets-which is evident when Kermit calls Miss Piggy "The Most Beautiful Pig in the World," prompting her to sing "It's Magic." Other musical highlights: "The Toreador Song." 9n Dave Allen at Large Robin Hood, Tarzan, Sherlock Holmes and a pirate are the characters. 23 Jimmy Swaggart 24 Pop Goes the Country Dave and Sugar sing "My World Begins and Ends with You," "Stay with Me," "Golden Tears." 25 Sneak Previews Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert predict Academy Award winners, and show scenes from Oscar-nominated films. 35 American Life Style A profile of Nobel Prize-winning statesman and general George C. Marshall includes a visit to his Leesburg, Va. home, and to the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington. 45 49 Agronsky and Company 54 Synthesis "Coal: Solution or Pollution?" 8PM 2 7 8 27 35 Tim Conway The musical guests are K.C. and the Sunshine Band, who perform "Boogie Shoes" and "Let's Go Rock and Roll." Sketches include Miriam Flynn as a woman desperate for dessert; and Tim as a prisoner trying to plot his escape with his inept wife, as an evangelist advocating adultery, and as a deferent GI in a bunker with a female soldier.

Maggie Roswell, Jack Riley, Bert Berdis, Eric Boardman. 3 9s 12 21 BJ and the Bear BJ [Greg Evigan] looks up an old war buddy who runs a helicopter service-and smuggles contraband. Sister Sledge performs "We Are Family" and "Reach Your Peak." 5 23 24 33 All Star Family Feud Special: Regulars from ABC's "Angie" and "Benson" compete with those from CBS's "WKRP in Cincinnati" and "Dallas." Richard Dawson hosts. 9n Taking a Count - 1980 Census Interviews with mayor Edward Koch, state senator Robert Garcia [D-N.Y.] and Carol Bellamy, president of the city council. Marcia Kamisky. 10 NHL Hockey The Edmonton Oilers play the Maple Leafs in Toronto. 11 CHiPs Bonnie [Randi Oakes] insists that a truck caused her auto accident, but the facts point to hallucination from sheer exhaustion. Jon: Larry Wilcox. Erik Estrada. 17 New Wine 25 To Be Announced 43 Lawrence Welk See 7PM, WICU. 45 49 Ohio Journal 54 Northwest Visionaries Special: The characteristics of Northwest art and the influences of the Puget Sound area are seen in profiles of eight artists: Mark Tobey, Morris Graves, Kenneth Callahan, Margaret Tomkins, George Tsutakawa, Helmi Juvonen, Guy Anderson and Paul Horiuchi. Included is commentary by the artists and their friends. 8:30 9n Newark and Reality 17 Gospel Singing Jubilee 45 49 Final Edition 9PM 2 7 8 11 27 35 Hawaii Five-O A Senatorial candidate is suspected of murdering a man who was blackmailing him over a mysterious incident that occurred some 20 years before. Jack Lord. 3 9s 12 21 Sanford and Son Fred, Cal and Winston form a partnership to sell the formula for Cal's moonshine. Redd Foxx, Dennis Burkley, Percy Rodrigues. 5 23 24 33 Love Boat 1. The crew strives to impress a social worker [Lois Nettleton] assigned to determine if Stubing [Gavin MacLeod] is a suitable parent for Vicki [Jill Whelan]. 2. A labor leader's daughter and her husband [Eve Plumb, Sal Viscuso] honeymoon in the shadow of two bodyguards [Norman Alden, Dick Balalyan]. 3. Isaac [Ted Lange] is suspicious of a freespending bank guard [Noah Beery Jr.] 9n NHL Hockey The Rangers face off against the Blues in St. Louis. Jim Gordon and Bill Chadwick

report. 17 PTL Club 43 Movie BW "Wuthering Heights." [1939] Emily Bronte's haunting tale of the tragic romance between a materialistic girl [Merle Oberon] and a proud stableboy [Laurence Olivier]. A masterpiece, directed by William Wyler. 45 49 Mystery of Elche Special: "The Mystery of Elche," a medieval miracle play about the Virgin Mary's Assumption into heaven, is revived every August in the Spanish city of Elche. Tradition dictates that it is performed with an all-male cast. In addition to the religious drama, other festivities are seen. 54 High School Wrestling PIAA Class AA and AAA State Championships played March 15 at Hershey Park Arena. 9:30 3 9s 12 21 Me and Maxx Maxx [Melissa Michaelsen] disappoints Norman [Joe Santos] by planning to spend her birthday with her mother. 25 Visions Sociopolitical commentary on the '60s and '70s underscores "He Wants Her Back," Stanton Kaye's vision of the American dream as seen in the stormy 10-year relationship between a radicalized architect [Joseph Cortese], his liberated lover [Kate Lardner] and their daughter. 10PM 2 7 8 11 27 35 Hagen Hagen's wartime friend-who claimed he'd been framed on a drug charge-is killed after making a jailbreak in a small town. Chad Everett. 3 9s 12 21 Prime Time Saturday-Tom Snyder Scheduled: Jessica Savitch reports on the possible use of marijuana to counteract the harmful side effects of chemotherapy in cancer treatment. Tom Snyder is the host. 5 23 24 33 ABC News Closeup Special: A report on Cambodia. 11PM 2 3 5 7 8 9s 11 12 21 27 33 News 10 CBC News-George McLean 17 Good News 23 24 ABC News 35 Movie "Only With Married Men." [1974] TV-movie about a selective single [Michele Lee] and a swinging bachelor [David Birney]. Dom DeLuise. 43 Benny Hill Featured: the Cotton Mill Boys perform a version of "The Orange Blossom Special." 45 49 Northwest Visionaires

See 8PM, WQLN. 11:05 11 Peter Appleyard 11:15 10 Provincial Affairs 23 Ernest Angley 24 Movie "Marco." [1973] Eye-filling spectacle detailing the exploits of young Marco Polo [Desi Arnez, Jr.]. Filmed on location throughout the Orient. 33 ABC News 11:20 10 News 11:25 27 Benny Hill Benny treats his hard-working sidekick to a sunny vacation. 11:30 2 Movie BW "Marked Woman." [1937] Tough, exciting entertainment about a prosecutor [Humphrey Bogart] trying to get clip-joint hostesses' aid in convicting their gangster boss. 3 9s 12 21 Saturday Night Live Host Ray Charles is joined by the Raylettes; members of his 1950s orchestra; and comedian Franklyn Ajaye. Charles sings "I Can See Clearly Now." 5 Movie "By Love Possessed." [1961] James Gould Cozzens' fine novel, gone the soap route. The plot has a lawyer [Efrem Zimbalist Jr.] getting involved with his partner's wife. 7 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert Music by KISS, Gloria Gaynor and New England; comedy by Roger & Roger. Songs include "I Was Made for Lovin' You." 8 Movie BW "Spellbound." [1945] Alfred Hitchcock's film about the efforts of a psychiatrist [Ingrid Bergman] to help an amnesiac [Gregory Peck] who believes he's a murderer. 9n Horse Race-Roosevelt 11 Sounds Good 17 Jack Van Impe Presents 33 Movie "Gypsy." [1962] Big, splashy version of the stage success based on the memoirs of stripper Gypsy Rose Lee. Natalie Wood. 43 After Benny, Thames Presents Featured: sketches involving zoot suits, moon shots and sinister agents. 11:45

10 Movie "No Other Love." [1979] TV-movie with Richard Thomas and Julie Kavner, as a marginally retarded young couple facing parental opposition to their marriage plans. 11:55 27 Benny Hill Benny plays a quiz-show host and a drummer. 12AM 9n Wrestling 11 Movie "Cop-Out." [1967] James Mason and Geraldine Chaplin are an antagonistic father and daughter in this melodrama about an unsavory American's murder. 17 Pray for America 43 Pop Goes the Country Mickey Gilley, the Bellamy Brothers and Johnny Lee are the guests. 12:15 23 Jesus is the Answer - wonder why WAKR had all these religious shows? 12:25 27 Big Valley A ruthless businessman and his wife cap a sinister plan to corner California's rice market by kidnapping Victoria [Barbara Stanwyck]. 12:30 17 Kroeze Brothers 43 That Nashville Music Guests are Larry Gatlin, Janie Fricke, John Wesley Ryles. 12:45 23 Women's Tennis Special: Semifinal play in the $200,000 Clairol Crown, taped in Carlsbad, Cal. Entrants include Martina Navratilova and Tracy Austin. Bud Collins and Billie Jean King report. 1AM 3 Gong Show Ed Marinaro, Mary Louise Weller and Pat McCormick are the panelists. 7 Bionic Woman Jaime [Lindsey Wagner] harbors an extraterrestrial princess [Helen Hunt] involved in an interplanetary war. 9n Movie "So Sad About Gloria." [1975] Lowbudget melodrama about a disturbed young woman who is haunted by a sinister apparation. 17 Club PTL 43 Country Roads

Bobby Bare is featured. 1:30 3 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert Music by Hall & Oates, Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, Nicolette Larson and Heatwave; comedy by Irv Burton. Songs include "Wait for Me" [Hall & Oates]. 8 Movie "Perilous Voyage." [1969] To aid his plans for revolution, a Latin-American bandit [Michael Parks] hijacks a boat and its passengers. 1:50 5 The FBI The agents track a prison escapee who kidnaped his son, a leukemia victim requiring constant medical attention. 2AM 11 Movie "The Valachi Papers." [1972] Fact-based melodrama that takes a violent look at organized crime in America, from 1929 to the 1960s. Charles Bronson. 17 PTL Club 2:45 23 Movie BW "Grand Illusion." [1937] Director Jean Renoir's masterful story of French officers in a World War I German prison camp. Jean Gabin. 2:50 5 ABC News 3AM 3 News 9n Movie "Tell Them Willie Boy is Here." [1969] A gripping, superbly acted story about a search for a renegade Indian in 1909 California. Robert Redford, Robert Blake. 9s Movie "The World of Suzie Wong." [1960] True love vs. prostitution, involving a Yank artist [William Holden] with a Chinese bar-girl [Nancy Kwan] in Hong Kong. 3:05 5 News 3:30 8 Movie "Skullduggery." [1970] Fantastic anthropologists hunting the missing link in New Guinea. Filmed in Jamaica. Burt Reynolds.

4AM 17 Amazing Grace 4:30 17 Celebration 4:45 23 Movie BW "Abilene Town." [1946] Cattlemen vs. homesteaders after the Civil War. Randolph Scott. -crainbebo

I'm curious why Pittsburgh's WIIC/WPXI 11 is not listed? I have personally tuned that in as far north as Meadville, PA back in the analog days. Of the Pittsburgh 6 KDKA and WPXI was viewable in most of the southern parts of the Youngstown market as you get toward Warren you have a harder time getting them, ch 4 forget about it as its transmitter was too south to be seen, WQED-13 was on many of the Youngstown cable system (still is) and in the eyes of PBS QED is considered a secondary PBS as a result of such cable carriage. WPGH was carried on certain systems in the Youngstown area (Struthers,New Castle) thanks to Youngstown not having a FOX station of its own and when Sinclair bought/began operating ch 22, the same systems that carried ch 53 also carried ch 22. During the years of no FOX,WB,UPN most of Y-town got WOIO (Fox) later FOXNET or WJW, WUAB (WB/UPN), and either the wb plus 100 from Wheeling or WBNX from Cleveland but as Youngstown would add a Fox,WB/CW, and MY-NET the out of town stations were dropped even though in the city of Youngstown its self carries WOIO/WUAB and in Trumbul county WKYC,WEWS,WJW,WOIO and WUAB are carried on at least the armstrong system. Youngstown never got on cable PCNC but from almost the beginning did get KBL sports and at one point some Youngstown state programming produced by WKBN-TV aired there.

Retro: Southwest Florida Mon, Jan 31, 1977

from Fort Myers News-Press WPBT 2-PBS Miami 9:00 Sesame Street

10:00 Instructional Programs 11:00 Electric Company 11:30 Instructional Programs 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 Zoom 6:30 Rebop 7:00 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 7:30 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 8:00 NHL: Toronto-Atlanta 11:00 Special "Voyage to the Friends of the Earth" (Sir John Gielgud narrates this look at the first Arctic expedition to throroughly study the polar sea) 11:30 Captioned ABC News WEDU 3-PBS Tampa 9:00 Electric Company 9:30 In-School Programming 10:00 Mulligan Stew 10:30 Letter People 11:00 Electric Company 11:30 In-School Programming 1:30 Mulligan Stew 2:00 Letter People 2:30 In-School Programming 3:30 Electric Company 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 It's Everybody's Business 6:30 As Man Behaves 7:00 It's Your Government 7:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8:00 Lowell Thomas Remembers (looking back at 1966) 8:30 Consumer Survival Kit "Auto Repairmania" 9:00 Pallisers (pt 1) 10:30 Documentary Showcase "Song at Twilight: An Essay on Aging" 11:30 Captioned ABC News WTVJ 4-CBS Miami 6:00 Sunrise Semester 6:30 Batman 7:00 Skipper Chuck 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Mike Douglas 10:30 Price is Right

11:30 Love of Life 11:55 CBS News noon News 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Young & the Restless 1:30 As the World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3:00 All in the Family 3:30 Match Game '77 4:00 Tattletales 4:30 Merv Griffin 5:55 Weather 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau "500 Million Years Beneath the Sea" 8:00 Jeffersons 8:30 Death Defiers (Telly Sevalas and Jill St. John co-host a special featuring daredevils, with the main event featuring Evel Knievel attempting a jump over the world's largest indoor pool...filled with man-eating sharks) 10:00 Andros Targets (premiere) 11:00 News 11:30 Kojak "Siege of Terror" 12:30 CBS Late Movie "The Blow-Up" WCIX 6-Ind Miami 6:30 Three Stooges/Popeye 7:30 Howdy Doody 8:00 Duck Duck Goose 8:30 Community Close-Up 9:00 Life in the Spirit 9:30 700 Club 11:00 Fran Carlton Exercise Show 11:30 Not for Women Only noon Perry Mason 1:00 Movie "The Nanny" 3:00 New Mickey Mouse Club 3:30 Three Stooges/Popeye 4:00 Archies 4:30 Partridge Family 5:00 I Love Lucy 5:30 Bewitched 6:00 I Dream of Jeannie 6:30 Hogan's Heroes 7:00 Emergency One! 8:00 Movie "The List of Adrian Messenger" 10:00 Eyewitness News

11:00 Mission: Impossible mid. Combat 1:00 Noticias en Espanol WFLA 8-NBC Tampa 6:00 Sunshine Almanac 6:15 Today in Florida 6:25 Newswatch 8 6:30 Good Day! 7:00 Today 9:00 Big Valley 10:00 Romper Room 10:30 Hollywood Squares 11:00 Wheel of Fortune 11:30 Shoot for the Stars noon Name That Tune 12:30 Lovers & Friends 1:00 Newswatch 8 1:30 Days of Our Lives 2:30 Doctors 3:00 Another World 4:00 Beverly Hillbillies 4:30 Andy Griffith 5:00 Gunsmoke 6:00 Newswatch 8 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Concentration 7:30 Bobby Vinton (guests John Byner and Lesley Gore) 8:00 Little House on the Prairie "Injun Kid" 9:00 NBC Movie "Hearts of the West" 11:00 Newswatch 8 11:30 Tonight Show (Don Rickles subs for Johnny; guests include Jack Klugman, Bobby Goldsboro, and Billy Fellows) 1:00 Tomorrow (female evangelists Ruth Carter Stapleton, Marilyn Hickey, and Frances Hunter) WPLG 10-ABC Miami 6:00 At Home/Growing Things 6:30 Noticiero Observador 6:45 Jobline 7:00 Arthur & Company 7:30 AM Miami 8:00 Good Morning America 10:00 Family Feud 10:30 Don Ho 11:00 Edge of Night

11:30 Happy Days noon News 12:30 All My Children 1:00 Donahue! 2:00 $20,000 Pyramid 2:30 One Life to Live 3:15 General Hospital 4:00 Brady Bunch 4:30 Medical Center 5:30 News 6:30 ABC Evening News 7:00 Donahue! 8:00 In Concert: Neil Sedaka 9:00 American Music Awards (hosts Glen Campbell, Lou Rawls, and Helen Reddy with the 4th annual awards, live from Santa Monica Civic Auditorium) 11:00 News 11:30 Ironside "A Bullet for Mark" 12:30 Streets of San Francisco "Most Feared in the Jungle" 1:37 Dan August "Quadrangle for Death" 2:45 Jobline 3:00 Noticiero Observador WLCY 10-ABC Largo 5:50 Pastor's Study 6:00 Involvement 10 6:30 Now 7:00 Russ Byrd's Morning Show 7:30 Lassie 8:00 Good Morning America (news at 8:25 and 9:25) 10:00 Medical Center 11:00 Best of Groucho 11:30 Happy Days noon Don Ho 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Family Feud 2:00 $20,000 Pyramid 2:30 One Life to Live 3:15 General Hospital 4:00 Edge of Night 4:30 Joker's Wild 5:00 Truth or Consequences 5:30 Eyewitness News 6:00 ABC Evening News 6:30 Eyewitness News 7:00 Let's Go to the Races

7:30 To Tell the Truth 8:00 Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau 9:00 American Music Awards 11:00 News 11:30 Streets of San Francisco "Most Feared in the Jungle" 12:37 Dan August "Quadrangle for Death" 1:45 Eyewitness News 1:50 Pastor's Study WINK 11-CBS Fort Myers 6:35 Sunshine Almanac 6:50 For Your Information 6:55 Spanish Newscast 7:00 CBS Morning News 7:25 News 7:30 CBS Morning News 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Sesame Street (no local PBS until 1983) 10:00 Merv Griffin 11:00 Double Dare 11:30 Love of Life 11:55 CBS News noon News 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Young & the Restless 1:30 As the World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3:00 All in the Family 3:30 Match Game '77 4:00 Tattletales 4:30 Mike Douglas 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Gunsmoke 8:00 Jeffersons 8:30 Death Defiers 10:00 Andros Targets (premiere) 11:00 News 11:30 Kojak "Siege of Terror" 12:30 CBS Late Movie "The Blow-Up" WTVT 13-CBS Tampa 5:45 Marine 5:55 Morning Devotional 6:00 Breakfast Beat 7:00 CBS Morning News

8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Mike Douglas 10:30 Price is Right 11:30 Love of Life 11:55 CBS News noon News 1:00 Search for Tomorrow 1:30 As the World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3:00 All in the Family 3:30 Match Game '77 4:00 Merv Griffin 5:30 Adam-12 6:00 News 7:00 CBS Evening News 7:30 Cross-Wits 8:00 Jeffersons 8:30 Death Defiers 10:00 Andros Targets (premiere) 11:00 News 11:30 Kojak "Siege of Terror" 12:30 CBS Late Movie "The Blow-Up" WBBH 20-NBC Fort Myers 6:06 Spanish News 6:11 Gulf Coast Today 6:15 Lucy Show 6:45 Gulf Coast Today 7:00 Today (News at 7:25 and 8:25) 9:00 Donahue! 10:00 Sanford & Son 10:30 Hollywood Squares 11:00 Wheel of Fortune 11:30 Shoot for the Stars noon Name That Tune 12:30 Lovers & Friends 1:00 Gong Show 1:30 Days of Our Lives 2:30 Doctors 3:00 Another World 4:00 Bewitched 4:30 Hogan's Heroes 5:00 Emergency One! 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Adam-12

7:30 $128,000 Question 8:00 Little House on the Prairie "Injun Kid" 9:00 NBC Movie "Hearts of the West" 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show 1:00 Tomorrow WEVU 26-ABC Bonita Springs 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Sunshine Showcase "Gypsy Wildcat" 11:00 Love, American Style 11:30 Happy Days noon Don Ho 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Family Feud 2:00 $20,000 Pyramid 2:30 One Life to Live 3:15 General Hospital 4:00 Edge of Night 4:30 Can You Top This? 5:00 Big Valley 6:00 News 6:30 ABC Evening News 7:00 To Tell the Truth 7:30 Treasure Hunt 8:00 Captain & Tennille (guests Jim Stafford, Dick Clark, Tony Randall, and the Sylvers) 9:00 American Music Awards 11:00 News 11:30 Streets of San Francisco "Most Feared in the Jungle" 12:37 Dan August "Quadrangle for Death" WXLT 40-ABC Sarasota 6:30 Medical Viewpoint 7:00 Good Morning America (news at 8:25) 9:00 PTL Club 11:00 Edge of Night 11:30 Happy Days noon Don Ho 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Family Feud 2:00 $20,000 Pyramid 2:30 One Life to Live 3:15 General Hospital 4:00 Mike Douglas

5:30 To Tell the Truth 6:00 News 6:30 ABC Evening News 7:00 Movie of the Week "Up Periscope" 9:00 American Music Awards 11:00 News 11:30 Streets of San Francisco "Most Feared in the Jungle" 12:37 Dan August "Quadrangle for Death" WTOG 44-Ind St. Petersburg (listed as Tampa) 6:25 Suncoast Sunrise News 6:30 American Religious Town Hall 7:00 Rocky & His Friends 7:30 Three Stooges 8:00 Flintstones 8:30 Popeye 9:00 Leave It to Beaver 9:30 Lucy Show 10:00 Father Knows Best 10:30 Love, American Style 11:00 Donahue! noon Midday 1:00 Movie "Four's a Crowd" 3:00 Stooges-Rascals Comedy Hour 4:00 Flintstones 4:30 Gilligan's Island 5:00 New Mickey Mouse Club 5:30 Brady Bunch 6:00 My Three Sons 6:30 Dick Van Dyke 7:00 Bewitched 7:30 Hogan's Heroes 8:00 Dinah! 9:00 Movie "Glory" 11:00 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 11:30 Honeymooners mid. Love, American Style 12:30 Donahue! WKID 51-Ind Fort Lauderdale 8:00 PTL Club 10:00 Business News 6:00 TBA 6:30 Biscayne Dog Show 7:00 Let's See the Races 8:00 Comedias

9:00 Cine del Recuerdos 11:00 Auction of the Air mid. Sea Hunt 12:30 I Led Three Lives 1:00 Movie "Do You Love Me?" 3:00 Laurel & Hardy 3:30 Movie "Return of the Ape Man" 5:30 Bat Masterson

Also missing Channel 7 WSVN - I would think if TV 51 was included WSVN would be. I could see excluding WHFT but Channel 7 was likely widely carried as well. I believe they had a different set of call letters though but they had the same owners as they have today.

7 (at the time WCKT) and 45 were not included as no cable system carried them in the News-Press' circulation area. 51 was, as it was seen within the News-Press area, at least late at night (when it replaced WCIX on some systems after they signed off).

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Sat. May 28th, 1955

Another listing from my oldest TV Guide! CHANNELS 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [NBC] 5 KING Seattle [ABC] 9 KCTS Seattle [NET, off for weekend] 11 KTNT Tacoma [CBS] 12 KVOS Bellingham [CBS] 13 KTVW Tacoma [IND] 8:50 4 Thought for Today 8:55 4 News Headlines 9AM 4 Pinky Lee Show 9:25

11 News and Previews 9:30 4 Winchell & Mahoney 11 Autorama 9:45 11 12 Baseball Preview "National Ladies Day in Baseball." 9:55 11 12 Baseball-New York The Brooklyn Dodgers cross over the bridge to meet the N.Y. Giants. 10AM 4 Funny Boners 5 Movie-TBA 10:30 4 Space Cadet "Exercise for Death." Tom and his Polaris crewmates take Defense Secretary Masters on an inspection tour. 11AM 4 To Be Announced 1PM 11 Sports Time 1:15 11 Sports Feature 1:20 5 News Headlines 1:30 11 12 Preakness Horse Race SPECIAL: Nashua and Summer Tan are expected to duel again at the 79th running of the Preakness at Pimlico. 1:55 4 5 News Headlines 2PM 4 Movie-Western John Wayne Theater: "Westward Ho." Two men, unaware that they are brothers, meet

later in life. 5 Sky King 11 Lone Ranger "Damsels in Distress." The ever-gallant Lone Ranger dons still another disguise. 2:15 11 Sports Feature 3PM 4 Mr. Wizard "Time on Your Hands." Mr. Wizard and Buzz have a visitor, Wagner Schlesinger. 5 Tomorrow 11 Movie-Triple Feature 1. "Haunted House." 2. "Old Swimmin' Hole." 3. "Big Timber." 12 Movie "Enemy of Women." (film is from 1944) 3:30 2 Lassie 4 Soap Box Derby Clinic 5 Movie-Western (Title not shown) 4PM 2 Wild Bill Hickok 11 VFW Talent Show 13 Let's Look at America 4:30 2 Disneyland The realm of fantasyland is revisited for a showing of Walt's cartoon versions of two stories by Kenneth Grahame, "Mr. Toad" and "The Reluctant Dragon." 4 Film Feature 5 Buffalo Bill, Jr. 5PM 4 Joe Palooka "Below the Border." Heavyweight champion Joe Palooka is asked to fight the Mexican champ. Joe Kirkwood. 5 Super Circus 12 Town and Country 13 Starmaker Show 5:30 2 Bill Corum 4 Garden Digest 11 Gospel Western Aires

12 Serial Time 5:45 2 News-Don McGibbon 6PM 2 Bishop Fulton Sheen 4 Deadline-News 5 King's Ring 11 Professional Father Twig becomes a judge in the city government for Boys' Day in City Government. Dr. Wilson's joy over this honorary position decreases as Twig presents him with old traffic violations and fines. 12 13 Gospel Western Aires - was this just like The Christophers - free to any station? I see KTNT and KTVW both aired it 6:30 2 Holiday Ranch Guest: Denyse Angers, semifinal winner of "Pick the Stars." 4 Show Wagon Horace Heidt and his Show Wagon journey to Des Moines, Ia. 11 Beat the Clock 6:45 2 News-Don McGibbon 6:55 5 Weekend Edition-Dargan 7PM 2 Jackie Gleason "Songs and Witty Sayings." Ralph and Ed are bitten by the amateur bug, and plan an appearance at a local theater. 4 Mickey Rooney "The Grunion Hunt Mystery." Mickey and his girlfriend plan a grunion hunt at the beach, but discover an even more slippery character. 5 I Search for Adventure "Polynesian Paradise." Col. John D. Craig, veteran deep sea diver and underwater camera expert, presents some exciting films on spearfishing off the Polynesian Islands. 11 Jackie Gleason It's a varied show tonight. Reggie Van Gleason sets up a hot-dog stand in Central Park. The June Taylor dancers play Glockenspiels as they perform their big number. On behalf of bounteous Mother Fletcher, pitchman Gleason offers a couple of dozen dan-dan-dandy prizes. In a grand finale, Jackie leads the combined bands from his three record hits in four numbers. 12 China Smith

13 Dick Tracy "Egyptian Mummy." Tracy faces death when the mummy case he is hiding in is to be destroyed. 7:30 4 So This is Hollywood "Grutchnik Rides Again." Queenie and her cohorts almost put a premature end to their Hollywood careers. It all occurs when they attend a cocktail party disguised as the famous Slabanian actress Grutchnik and her entourage. 5 Penny to a Million 12 Wrestling-Texas 13 Sports Reel 7:45 13 Dugout Gang 8PM 2 On Camera "Just a Short Visit," by Allan Miller. As Mrs. A prepares a birthday party for her granddaughter, she realizes she is left without a family to care for. 4 Imogene Coca Now that the honeymoon is over, Jerry's stopped taking Betty out to the fancier spots in town. Hal March. 5 March On 11 Two for the Money 13 Baseball Seattle Rainiers vs. Hollywood Stars. 8:30 2 Greatest Sports Events 4 Jimmy Durante Jimmy's guest is Dorothy Lamour. He, Dorothy and Eddie Jackson appear in a sketch, "The Durantes at Home." 5 Eddie Cantor Eddie presents Victor McLaglen and Stan Freberg in "This Marine Went to Town." 11 My Favorite Husband For years George has been listening to Liz rave about an old boy friend. One day, the Adonis pays an unexpected visit. Joan Caulfield. 12 Movie-Double Feature Candlelight Theater: 1. "Count of Monte Cristo." Dumas' tale of Edmond Dantes' false imprisonment and his revenge. Robert Donat. 2. "Devil Bat's Daughter." A beautiful girl is accused of being a vampire bat. 9PM 2 D. Fairbanks Presents 4 George Gobel

Garry Moore visits tonight's show to re-enact the time when he "discovered" George through his secretary, Alice. 5 Kingo 11 Chance of a Lifetime 9:30 2 Life with Elizabeth 4 Your Hit Parade Extras tonight: Dorothy Collins sings "Smiles"; the dancers offer "Turkey in the Straw." 11 Damon Runyan Theater Edmond O'Brien stars in "Old Em's Kentucky Home." Four fugitives from Broadwaytwo guys, a doll and a broken-down nag-take a trip down to the Blue Grass State to visit a colonel who's lost his prize mare. The object: A swindle! 10PM 2 Wrestling-Hollywood 4 Ames Brothers 5 Dollar a Second 11 Down You Go 10:15 4 Movie-Drama Curtain Time: "Someone to Remember." A kindly old lady remains in an old hotel when it is taken over and turned into a dormitory for men students. Mabel Paige. 10:30 5 Weekend Edition 11 Movie-Mystery Late Show: "Shadow Returns." The police commissioner's nephew assumes the Shadow's disguise in order to solve a series of murders. Kane Richmond. 13 Movie-Drama Puget Sound Playhouse: "Ginger." Story of a boxer and his nephew's love for a stray dog. Frank Albertson. 10:40 5 Movie-Drama "I Was an American Spy." A cabaret singer in Manila doubles in espionage during the Japanese occupation. 11PM 2 News and Weather Report 11:30 12 News Bulletins 11:45

4 News Headlines 11:50 4 Thought for the Day 12AM 5 Nightcap Final 11 Sign Off News -crainbebo

No DuMont affiliate? You would think KTVW 13 as a primary or KING 5 as a secondary would fill that void back then..... Interesting..... Cheers & 73 By this time DuMont as a Network was pretty much finished..Captain Video had already been canceled, as were just about all their Prime Time Shows (except for Fulton Sheen, which had moved to ABC) Game Show Down You Go had changed networks as well. A Boxing Show was all there was left of the Network, and it held on till August 1956..

DuMont was secondary on "all-four" station KRSC-5 until 1952. Then it switched to the secondary affiliation of KTNT-11 (CBS). -crainbebo

Retro: Youngstown/Erie, Wednesday, April 2nd, 1980

Source: TV Guide off eBay - just delivered today! CHANNELS 2 KDKA Pittsburgh [CBS] 3 WKYC Cleveland [NBC] 5 WEWS Cleveland [ABC] 7 WTRF Wheeling, WV [CBS/ABC] 8 WJKW Cleveland [CBS] 9n WOR New York [IND] 9s WTOV Steubenville [NBC/ABC] 10 CFPL London, ON [CBC]

11 CHCH Hamilton [IND] 12 WICU Erie [NBC] 17 WJAN Canton [IND/Christian] 21 WFMJ Youngstown [NBC] 23 WAKR Akron [ABC] 24 WJET Erie [ABC] 25 WVIZ Cleveland [PBS] 27 WKBN Youngstown [CBS] 33 WYTV Youngstown [ABC] 35 WSEE Erie [CBS] 43 WUAB Cleveland [IND] 45 WNEO Alliance [PBS] 49 WEAO Akron [PBS] 54 WQLN Erie [PBS] 5:30 2 Speak for Yourself 17 Father Michael Manning 27 Sunrise Semester Learning to Write/Writing to Learn: Starting a composition. 5:40 3 Knowledge 5:45 8 43 News 5:50 23 News 6AM 2 Woman Is 7 17 24 27 43 PTL Club 8 Sunrise Semester See 5:30, WKBN. 11 Yoga 23 Ross Bagley 6:10 3 Health Field Part 3. A discussion of estrogen and cancer. Co-hosts: Dr. Frank Field and his daughter Pamela. 6:15 5 Inner Circle

6:30 2 Sunrise Semester 1400 Years of Islam: Iran. 8 Picture of Health 11 It Figures 6:40 3 Today in Cleveland 6:45 5 News 7AM 2 7 8 27 35 Wednesday Morning-Bob Schieffer 3 9s 12 21 Today-Brokaw The future of women's colleges is scheduled to be discussed. 5 23 24 33 Good Morning America-David Hartman The scheduled guests include singer Ronnie Milsap and HUD Secretary Moon Landrieu. 9n News 11 Lynsky and Co. 43 Star Blazers 7:30 9n PTL Club 11 Ontario Schools 43 Battle of the Planets 9AM 2 7 8 27 35 Captain Kangaroo Evalyn Baron ["The Edge of Night"] visits. 5 Morning Exchange 17 Richard Hogue 43 Flintstones 8:15 10 Friendly Giant 45 49 54 A.M. Weather 8:30 9n Meet the Mayors 10 Ed Allen Time 17 Morning Special 43 Bugs Bunny and Friends 54 MacNeil/Lehrer Report - at 8:30am? 9AM

2 Dudley Do-Right 3 Dave Patterson 7 Phil Donahue From Miami Beach: Bert Parks is the program guest. 8 Tom & Jerry and Friends 9n Joe Franklin 9s Mary Tyler Moore To Mary's horror, Lou moves into her apartment building. Lou: Edward Asner. 10 Ontario Schools 12 Phil Donahue Prayer in the classroom is the program topic. 17 100 Huntley Street - thought this was a Canadian program. What is it doing on a U.S. station? 21 Sesame Street 23 700 Club 24 Mike Douglas Guests: Don Rickles [co-host], actor Bernie Kopell, columnist Marilyn Beck, disco group Tavares and magician David Copperfield. Also: Jane Fonda demonstrates exercises for women. Music: "More than a Woman" [Tavares]. 27 Big Valley Heath [Lee Majors] is kidnapped and convicted of murder by the members of a religious sect, who order the rancher to do penance-as their slave. 33 Good Morning Youngstown Scheduled: A preview of the Second Annual Youngstown State Physics Olympics. 35 Rocky 43 Barnaby 54 American Short Story James Thurber's "The Greatest Man in the World" is a 1930s aviation hero [Brad Davis] whose loutish manner is concealed from an adoring public. 9:30 2 One Day at a Time Conclusion. Barbara announces the reconciliation of her parents. 8 Play the Percentages - short lived Geoff Edwards game show 9s Bewitched Samantha turns a stray chimp into a man. Dick York. 10 Mary Tyler Moore 11 It Figures 35 Jeanne Carnes 43 Romper Room 10AM 2 7 8 27 35 Jeffersons George [Sherman Hemsley] decides to sell out to a big corporation. 3 9s 12 Card Sharks 5 Phil Donahue

From Miami Beach: Bert Parks is the program guest. 9n Romper Room 10 Morning Break Guests include hair stylist Ron Puccini and psychologist Mario Faveri. Carol Campbell. 11 Doug Hall 21 Underdog 33 Phil Donahue Topic: the problems of being a celebrity's spouse. 43 43 a.m. 43 Guppies to Grouper 10:15 21 Teleview 10:30 2 7 8 27 35 Whew! Elaine Joyce, John Saxon. 3 9s 12 21 Hollywood Squares George Gobel, Bernie Kopell, Vincent Price, Frankie Valli, Wayland & Madame, Elayne Boosler. 11 Fry Man Pan 17 Barbara Winn 23 Rock 24 Love, American Style A "Barefoot in the Park" episode about a sensitivity session that causes repercussions in all quarters. Tracy Reed. 43 Body Buddies 53 Here's to Your Health 10:55 2 7 8 27 35 CBS News-Douglas Edwards 11AM 2 7 8 27 35 Price is Right 3 9s 12 21 High Rollers 5 23 24 Laverne & Shirley The girls bus to a distant city. 9n Straight Talk Guest: Dr. Barbara Brown. 10 Beyond Reason 11 Days of Our Lives 17 PTL Club 33 700 Club 43 Dinah and Friends Guests: Nancy Reagan, Vic and Sheila Tayback, actress Deborah Raffin, singer Armelia McQueen and Ken Minyard. Armelia sings "Squeeze Me."

54 Over Easy-Hugh Downs 11:30 3 9s 12 21 Wheel of Fortune 5 24 Family Feud 10 Mr. Dressup 23 Real McCoys BW 54 3-2-1 Contact Noon 2 5 7 8 9n 27 News 3 Chain Reaction Judy Norton-Taylor, Robert Pine. 9s News Nine Index Featured: members of the Wintersville [Ohio] Jaycees discuss their upcoming Easter-egg hunt. 10 Cartoons 11 Midday 12 Erie Today 21 Mid-Day 21 23 234 33 $20,000 Pyramid Anne Meara, Nipsey Russell. 35 Rookies 43 Beverly Hillbillies BW A new fashion called "The Clampett Look" has come to Beverly Hills. It's greatest fans: the wealthy Fenwicks, who the Clampetts think are paupers. 54 Sesame Street 12:25 10 Agri-News 12:30 2 7 8 27 35 Search for Tomorrow 3 9s 12 21 Password Plus Dick Gautier, Betty White. 5 23 24 33 Ryan's Hope 9n Play the Percentages 10 News 43 Gong Show - wasn't '79-'80 its last season? 12:45 10 Movie BW "The Proper Time." [1960] Young love and jealousy, as a girl sets out to seduce her roommate's boy friend. Tom Laughlin wrote, directed and starred. 1PM

2 7 8 27 35 Young and the Restless 3 9s 12 21 Days of Our Lives 5 11 23 24 33 All My Children 9n Movie "The Lady Takes a Flyer." [1957] Comedy-drama vehicle involving Lana Turner, Jeff Chandler and an air-ferry service. 17 Good News America 43 Movie BW "The Leather Saint." [1956] A young minister [John Derek] doubles as a prize fighter to raise money for polio victims. Cesar Romero. 54 Crockett's Victory Garden 1:30 17 Richard Hogue 54 Electric Company 2PM 2 Pittsburgh 2Day - ATWT was preempted, of course KDKA was Group W... A profile of actor Jim Davis ["Dallas"]; a visit with Holocaust survivor Gerda Reissman Klein. [Live] 3 9s 12 21 Doctors 5 11 23 24 33 One Life to Live 7 8 27 35 As the World Turns 17 Gerald Derstine Shares 54 Safety on our School Bus 2:30 3 9s 12 21 Another World 10 Take 30 A panel discussion probing children's exposure to, and exploitation in, pornography. 17 Rise and Be Healed 54 Nova 3PM 2 7 8 27 35 Guiding Light 5 11 23 24 33 General Hospital 9n Movie "The Owl and the Pussycat." [1970] Barbra Streisand and George Segal portray the adult, offbeat romance of a softhearted prostitute and a frustrated New York writer. 10 Bob McLean Scheduled: Country singer Glory-Anne Carriere. 17 Rex Humbard 43 Little Rascals 45 49 Over Easy 3:30

45 49 Villa Alegre 54 Mister Rogers 4PM 2 Match Game 3 Newlywed Game 5 Afternoon Exchange Scheduled: Dr. Thomas Cottlek, author of "Children's Secrets"; and WEWS-TV's staff physician Ted Castele. 7 Mike Douglas See 9AM, WJET. 8 Movie "The Day of the Dolphin." [1973] Mike Nichols' film about a Florida-based marine scientist [George C. Scott] whose talking dolphins become involved in a Presidential assassination plot. Filmed on location. 9s Gilligan's Island As the food supply dwindles, the castaways eye Gilligan's pet duck. 10 23 Edge of Night 11 Young and the Restless 12 Chain Reaction Judy Norton-Taylor, Robert Pine. 17 Crossroads 21 That Girl 24 Gilligan's Island BW Unaware that World War II has ended, a Japanese soldier [Vito Scotti] invades the island. Bob Denver. 25 45 49 54 Sesame Street 27 Movie BW "Forbidden." [1953] Hoodlum Tony Curtis and gangster's widow Joanne Dru are menaced by racketeer Lyle Bettger in Macao. 33 Tom & Jerry 35 One Day at a Time Ann plays peacemaker for her parents [Nanette Fabray, Jeff Corey]. 43 Flintstones 4:25 9 News for Little People 4:30 2 Mike Douglas See 9AM, WJET. 3 Get Smart This take-off on "The Fugitive" features Milton Berle in a cameo role. Don Adams. 5 23 24 33 Afterschool Special Special: "A Home Run for Love," set in 1947, shows how a shared devotion to the Brooklyn Dodgers creates a love between a fatherless white 12-year-old boy [Ronnie

Scribner] and an ailing 60-year-old black cook [Charles Lampkin]. [Pre-empts regular programming] 9s Brady Bunch Drawbacks of authority: a lesson for Bobby after he's appointed safety monitor at school. 10 Happy Days At Thanksgiving dinner, Marion [Marion Ross] tells a tale [dramatized by the cast in Pilgrim garb] about the origin and meaning of Thanksgiving. 12 43 Woody Woodpecker 17 Signs of the Times 21 Adam-12 35 Merv Griffin The guests include Chad Everett, Lauren Hutton, David Gates, comedienne Dottie Archibald and actress Lorna Patterson. 5PM 3 Bob Newhart The Hartleys play host to a visiting French couple. 9s Star Trek On a planet doomed to extinction, two robed figures subject the Enterprise officers to a series of unexplained tortures. 9n Ironside Hate letters, threatening calls and gasgun pellets have driven a baseball star [Gary Collins] close to a breakdown - but he refuses to cooperate with the police. Raymond Burr. 10 Price is Right [from CBS] 11 Newlywed Game 12 Big Valley Young Evan Miles [Robert Walker] threatens the long-time friendship between the Mileses and the Barkleys when he makes unwanted advances toward Audra [Linda Evans]. 17 After School Special - unrelated to the ABC special? 17 was and is a religious station. Mystery! 21 Jim Rockford: Private Investigator - as we all know well, is the Rockford Files in a syndicated name. 25 45 49 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 43 Bugs Bunny 54 Electric Company 5:30 3 Mary Tyler Moore Mary is embarrassed by her new beau's public display of affection. 5 Merv Griffin 7 Carol Burnett & Friends Steve Lawrence is the guest. In a sketch, an elderly man [Tim Conway] manages a shoe store while the regular employees eat lunch. 8 Happy Days Again

The boys take up baby-sitting with a herd of unmanageable kids. 11 Yan Can Cook 17 Father Michael Manning 23 Family Feud - could be the daytime version since I don't see it in the morning 24 Mary Tyler Moore Hired to beef up WJM's ratings, the stations' new critic-at-large [Eric Braeden] is giving acid reviews of every cultural event. 25 Over Easy 33 All in the Family A wager has Archie giving up cigars and Mike fasting for two days. 43 Gilligan's Island Gilligan and the Skipper set sail on a raft to find help. 45 49 Electric Company 54 3-2-1 Contact 6PM 2 3 5 7 8 9s 11 21 23 24 27 33 35 News 9n 12 Joker's Wild 10 FYI 17 Gerald Derstine Shares 25 Meeting of Minds 43 My Three Sons Romance of Steve; for Robbie and Katie, a home of their own. 45 49 3-2-1 Contact Trini's discovery of a giant bone prompts a visit to New York's American Museum of Natural History. [Closed-Captioned] 54 Weather World [what is this? A "PM" version of "AM Weather?"] 6:30 5 23 24 33 ABC News-Frank Reynolds 8 27 35 CBS News-Walter Cronkite [WJKW, in the '70s IIRC had a cool chroma key opening to Uncle Walter] 9s 12 21 NBC News-Chancellor/Brinkley 9n Tic Tac Dough 11 Rhoda The Gerard's apartment is burglarized after Carlton allows strangers into the building. 17 God's News Behind the News 43 Sanford and Son Fred is horrified when Lamont is seen entering a gay bar. 45 49 Synthesis 54 World War II: G.I. Diary 7PM 2 7 CBS News-Cronkite 3 NBC News 5 Match Game

Robert Pine, Bill Daily, Stephanie Edwards, Charles Nelson Reilly. 8 Joker's Wild 9n 33 Face the Music 9s Sanford and Son Fred tries to keep Lamont from finding out who broke his valuable porcelain collection. Redd Foxx. 10 Eight is Enough Lifetime expectations are examines when Tommy [Willie Aames] opts for a musical career and wordly Aunt V [Janis Paige] brings her latest fiance for a visit. Dick Van Patten. 11 Street Talk Guest: MPP Gordon Walker. 12 News 17 Bible Temple of God 21 Carol Burnett and Friends Comedy: after a car accident, a driver [Carol] confronts her whiplash victim [Harvey Korman]. 23 Dinah & Friends Guests: Nancy Reagan, Vic and Sheila Tayback, actress Deborah Raffin, singer Armelia McQueen and Ken Minyard. Armelia sings "Squeeze Me." 24 Happy Days Again Fonzie's dog loses his spunk. Psychologist Joyce Brothers appears as herself. Henry Winkler. 25 45 49 54 MacNeil/Lehrer Report 27 Tic Tac Dough 35 Hogan's Heroes Hogan is itching to get a furlough for Klink-who has been conned into acting as a courier for the POWs. Bob Crane. 43 M*A*S*H Potter [Harry Morgan] learns that a subordinate is filing highly critical reports of his leadership. Alan Alda, Mike Farrell. 7:30 2 Evening Magazine A visit to the Culinary Institute of America. Also: a look at pickle ball, a cross between paddle ball and tennis. 3 Family Feud 5 Tic Tac Dough 7 M*A*S*H The 4077th is dismayed by Potter's desire to make Charles [David Ogden Stiers] a permanent member of the unit. Second of two parts. 8 PM Magazine A look at washboard musician Charlie Knotts; and a visit to the Culinary Institute of America. 9n Benny Hill Benny plays a deputy.

9s Happy Days Tired of being called a twerp, Chachi [Scott Baio] sells his soul to the devil's nephew [Richard Levin] to become "warm and wonderful." Angel Random: Jimmy Brogan. 11 Smith and Smith 12 Muppet Show Kermit doubts guest Andy Williams' friendship when Miss Piggy cons the singer into crooning "Love Story" in an effort to persuade the frog to give up bachelorhood. Other musical highlights include "Two of a Kind" [Andy, Kermit]. 17 Rex Humbard From the Holy Land: A Palm Sunday sermon about communion. Music: "I Am Loved," "There's Something About that Name." 21 Mary Tyler Moore Mary fears that she is becoming addicted to her sleeping pills. 24 M*A*S*H Hot Lips [Loretta Swit] asserts himself as a divorced, independent woman, while Radar [Gary Burghoff] tries to find a way to assert himself with a pretty new nurse [Peggy Lee Brenan]. Alan Alda. 25 To Be Announced 27 Joker's Wild 33 Easter Fever Special: On the eve of the Easter Bunny's retirement, his friends "roast" him in an effort to persuade the rabbit to continue his job. 35 Cross-Wits Guests: Fred Grandy, Elaine Joyce, Soupy Sales and Jan Sterling. 43 Hogan's Heroes Hogan [Bob Crane] is mixed up in a plot to kill Hitler. 45 49 54 Dick Cavett Actress Gale Sondergaard is scheduled to be interviewed. 8PM and later to be covered in a separate post. -crainbebo

8PM 2 7 8 27 35 Bugs Bunny Special: Scenes from old-time Warner Bros. cartoons are interwoven with new footage in this Bugs Bunny outing, which is loosely tied to an Easter theme and was first shown in 1977. Featured characters include Daffy Duck; Tweety and Sylvester; the skunk Pepe Le Pew; Porky Pig and Yosemite Sam. 3 9s 12 21 Real People Reports on a convention for male centerfolds; a wall made of chewing gum; a bar that features boxing as well as drinks; twin dwarfs who make their living selling real estate [John and Greg Rice, aka Cash Flow infomercial folks]; and a man who goes to work dresssed as a chicken. Mark Russell, John Barbour, Sarah Purcell, Byron Allen (before Entertainment Studios), Skip Stephenson. [Closed-Captioned]

5 23 24 33 Eight is Enough See 7PM, CFPL. 9n MLB Baseball The Mets play the St. Louis Cardinals in an exhibition game at St. Petersburg, Fla. Ralph Kiner, Bob Murphy, Steve Albert report. [TV Guide says there was a possibility of an MLB strike. Did that happen?] 10 Newcomers "1978." An Italian-Canadian plans to return to his native country despite his family's insistence that you can't go home again. 11 NHL Hockey The Boston Bruins meet the Maple Leafs in Toronto. Bill Hewitt, Brian McFarlane, Dave Hodge report. 25 45 49 Great Performances Karl Richter leads the Munich Bach Orchestra and Choir in Bach's powerful oratorio "Saint John Passion." Written in 1724, the choral work depicts the final sufferings of Christ. The performance, taped at the Church of the Cloisters outside Munich, features soloists Peter Schreier, Ernst Gerold Schramm, Siegmund Nimsgern, Helen Donath. 43 Gunsmoke BW Matt [James Arness] may be forced to arm the murderer he's bringing in: both men are being hunted by a rancher. 54 Shakespeare Plays "Henry IV, Part 1" casts Jon Finch as the besieged king and Anthony Quayle as the ignoble Sir John Falstaff. 8:30 17 Father Michael Manning 9PM 2 7 8 27 35 Movie "Belle Starr." 3 9s 12 21 Diff'rent Strokes As Drummond [Conrad Bain] is completing legalities to adopt Arnold and Willis, junkman Jethro L. Simpson [Whitman Mayo] shows up, claiming to be "Cousin Jethro" and armed with a long-lost will and testament making the boys heirs to a small fortune. First of two parts. 5 23 24 33 Charlie's Angels Barbara Stanwyck plays Antonia Blake, who runs a detective agency with the help of three handsome operatives and a butler. At Charlie's behest, she pairs her agents with the Angels to foil an assassination. Jaclyn Smith. 10 Challengers Singer Bob Segarini and Commonwealth pentathlon champion Diane Jones Konihowski are among those interviewed in the last of three shows focusing on Canadian success stories. Others profiled include Edmonton architect Douglas Cardinal and Toronto businessman Aron Bonca. 17 PTL Club 43 Movie

"The Devil at 4 O'clock." [1961] Hawaiian locations embellish this tale of convicts helping a priest evacuate an endangered Pacific island. Spencer Tracy, Frank Sinatra. 9:30 3 9s 12 21 Hello, Larry Conclusion. To keep Larry [McLean Stevenson] from taking another job, Henry [Fred Stuthman] chains himself to a desk at the radio station. Joanna Gleason. 10PM 3 9s 12 21 From Here to Eternity Hospitalized, Warden [William Devane] grows depressed over missing combat, and his relationship with Karen [Barbara Hershey] deteriorates; Jeff's socialite girl friend gets involved in his scheme to supply Islanders with army equipment. Don Johnson [before Miami Vice]. 5 23 24 33 Vega$ Twoleaf [Will Sampson] is framed for the murder of a former girl friend. Dan: Robert Urich. [Closed-Captioned] 10 Juno Awards Special: Burton Cummings is the host for the recording industry's annual Juno Awards, telecast from Toronto's Harbour Castle Convention Centre. Scheduled presenters include Bryan Adams, Myles Goodwyn of April Wine, Dan Hill, Freddie James, France Joli, Marc Jordan, Barbara Law, Cherrill and Robbie Rae. 10:30 9n Meet the Mayors 25 Interlochen A typical summer day at Interlochen National Music Camp in Michigan is captured in this film essay. The camp is designed for youngsters, from age 8 to college age, with an interest in the arts. Observed: an opera productions' final dress rehearsal, a dance class. 45 49 Mark Russell The Presidential candidates are primary targets for the humor of Mark Russell. 54 To Be Announced 11PM 2 3 5 7 8 9s 11 12 21 23 24 27 33 35 News 9n Benny Hill Benny does a sketch from the life of an imaginary famous musician. 17 Richard Hogue 25 54 Dick Cavett Actress Gale Sondergaard is scheduled to be interviewed. 45 49 Nightime 11:30 2 7 27 35 Black Sheep Squadron Con artist Pappy meets his match in a wheeling-dealing sergeant [Scott Colomby] who squires civilian VIPs around the South Pacific. Robert Conrad.

3 9s 12 21 Tonight Show Scheduled: Buddy Rich, Tony Bennett. Johnny Carson. 5 23 24 33 ABC News Nightline-Ted Koppel 8 Maude Maude and Walter [Beatrice Arthur, Bill Macy] vie for a local Businessman of the Year award. 9n Dave Allen at Large Characters are a sheriff, an assassin. 11 Party Game 17 PTL Club 25 45 49 54 Captioned ABC News 43 Make Me Laugh The comics are Roger & Roger, Murray Langston and Sean Morey. Celebrity contestant: Joan Prather. 11:50 5 24 33 Love Boat A boy [Charlie Aiken] tries to stop lying at the urging of his parents [Gary Collins, Mary Ann Mobley]; a former model [Barbara Anderson], disfigured by an auto accident, contemplates suicide; an illusionist and his fiancee [Vincent Price, Joan Blondell] look for magic in their tired romance. 23 700 Club 12AM 8 Ironside Mark rejects Ironside's warning not to associate with Sam Noble [Mel Scott], an exconvict who brought a little sunshine into Mark's otherwise dismal childhood. 9n Movie "Warpath." [1951] Edmond O'Brien after the men responsible for his wife's death, with an impending Indian attack complicating matters. Forrest Tucker. 10 CBC News-Knowlton Nash 11 Kojak A tip-off indicates a heist is in the works that will make the police look like monkeys. Telly Savalas. 43 Movie "Ulysses." [1954] Spectacular, ambitious attempt to translate Homer's epic to the screen. Good entertainment. Kirk Douglas. 12:25 10 News 12:40 2 7 27 35 Movie Killer "Barracuda" [1978] terrorize a Florida community. Wayne David Crawford. 12:45

10 Movie "All the Fine Young Cannibals." [1960] Expensively produced account of the moral problems of four young moderns [Robert Wagner, Natalie Wood, George Hamilton, and Susan Kohner.] 1AM 3 9s 12 21 Tomorrow Film director King Vidor is scheduled to be interviewed. 5 24 33 Baretta Baretta [Robert Blake] painfully comes to realize that there may be a connection between a rash of peculiar burglaries and his mentally retarded friend [Burt Young]. 8 Movie BW "The Heart of the Matter" [1953] Excellent adaption of Graham Greene's novel about tragic love in East Africa. Maria Schell, Trevor Howard. 11 Medical Center A misanthropic con artist and an awkward innocent share an offbeat relationship while being treated at the hospital. 1:20 23 Movie BW "Joe Palooka." [1934] A rowdy and funny spoof of the prize-fight business, based on the famous comic strip. Jimmy Durante. 1:30 17 The Story 2AM 9n Joe Franklin 17 PTL Club 21 News 2:10 5 33 News 2:50 23 Movie BW "My Man Godfrey." [1936] Highly acclaimed screwball comedy about a hobo [William Powell] hired as a butler by a madcap society girl [Carole Lombard]. 3AM 9 Movie "The Looking Glass War." [1970] John Le Carre's Cold War novel about a British spy [Christopher Jones] in East Germany. 4AM 17 Revival Fires

4:20 23 Movie BW "Abilene Town." [1946] Cattlemen vs. homesteaders after the Civil War. Randolph Scott. 4:30 17 Jerry Falwell 5AM 9n News 5:20 9n Movie BW "Race Street." [1948] A big-time bookie [George Raft] goes out to avenge the murder of his pal by a syndicate. -crainbebo

Sweet! Another big ol' edition with 21 different channels (excluding "superstation" WOR), from what I could count. And we thought South Georgia or Montana was all alone at the top of the heap. I don't know much about eastern Ohio or western Pennsylvania, but it seems to me there were/are an awful lot of UHFs for that part of the country. I wonder about reception, since I would think the region is fairly hilly and even mountainous in spots. Then again, I might be wrong, and the FCC had to know what it was doing in the allocations. At least Youngstown got designated as a U island, leaving all three big-network affils on a pretty even keel, the contrast of the situation in Erie, where a long-dominant V (12) probably ran roughshod over the two Us (24 and 35)--and perhaps still does. Of course, surrounded by Cleveland, Wheeling-Steubenville, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo, it looks like only 6 or 13 would have been available for either market, with the nearest 6 at Johnstown, Pennsylvania (WJAC) and 13 at Toledo, Ohio (WTVG).

9AM 17 100 Huntley Street - thought this was a Canadian program. What is it doing on a U.S. station? "100 Huntley Street" was also syndicated to mainly-Christian stations in the US. I also recall WCLF in Tampa Bay carrying the show into the 1990s. 4:30 5 23 24 33 Afterschool Special

What was normally on in the afternoons?

I don't know much about eastern Ohio or western Pennsylvania, but it seems to me there were/are an awful lot of UHFs for that part of the country. I wonder about reception, since I would think the region is fairly hilly and even mountainous in spots. Then again, I might be wrong, and the FCC had to know what it was doing in the allocations. At least Youngstown got designated as a U island, leaving all three big-network affils on a pretty even keel, the contrast of the situation in Erie, where a long-dominant V (12) probably ran roughshod over the two Us (24 and 35)--and perhaps still does. Of course, surrounded by Cleveland, Wheeling-Steubenville, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo, it looks like only 6 or 13 would have been available for either market, with the nearest 6 at Johnstown, Pennsylvania (WJAC) and 13 at Toledo, Ohio (WTVG). What about WQED Pittsburgh, which was also on 13? As for channel 6, we should also consider Canada as well -- across the lake is CKGN / CIII channel 6, the Global flagship station in Paris, Ontario.

WEWS would have continued with the second-half of the Afternoon Exchange, leading into Merv Griffin at 5PM. WAKR had a religious show at 4:30 (changes every day), and a different low-budget children's show every weekday at 5 (Fridays it was Circle Square, Thursday it was Inside Track). WJET had Brady Bunch at 4:30, Bewitched at 5PM. WYTV had Gilligan's Island at 4:30, and Good Times at 5PM. Even without cable in this immediate area, I've always felt someone with a good fringe antenna and a rotor could have picked up a large number of over-the-air stations on both VHF and UHF on their home TV. In terms of those over-the-air signals, I'm thinking of: Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Akron, Wheeling, maybe even Columbus along with the other cities with UHF outlets. I thought that might have been the case with many persons who lived in northeastern Ohio and had the proper equipment to use. A similar location that I have seen numerous stations received was in west central Ohio. I was visiting my former employer in Eaton, Ohio one summer evening and saw him pick up a station on each VHF channel and sometimes a second one on the same channel when he re-directed the antenna and also a number of UHF outlets. In that particularl case, the outside antenna he was using wasn't particularly high off the ground.

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CHANNELS 21 WFMJ Youngstown [NBC] 27 WKBN Youngstown [CBS] 33 WYTV Youngstown [ABC] 45 WNEO Alliance [PBS] -crainbebo 9:00 21 Sesame Street When did WFMJ drop this? I know back before WNEO signed on, they carried this as there was no Youngstown market PBS station I just did not realize this was still on 21 in 1980 despite having WNEO in Alliance serving the area. 33 Good Morning Youngstown Scheduled: A preview of the Second Annual Youngstown State Physics Olympics. I remember they had this local AM news talk show until at least 1984 as when I was in the first grade I went over and saw a live taping from there now defunct studios on Shady run Rd in Youngstown. Also around 1982 they added a local for the time newscast at 5:30 PM which featured jack Marshall who would go on to WUAB Cleveland and Andrea Wood who along with her husband would go on to create the business-journal in 1984. I also have a Tv guide which features an add of the program. 21 Teleview What was this? 4PM 27 Movie BW "Forbidden." [1953] Hoodlum Tony Curtis and gangster's widow Joanne Dru are menaced by racketeer Lyle Bettger in Macao. This was the 27 money movie which was hosted by weatherman Rich Morgan who still does weather in the AM on WKBN/WYFX. I remember how they would run alot of old movies and I also recall that these stopped between 1985-1987. 33 Tom & Jerry This is around the time they had 33 POWWW! and i do believe that these were the cartoons they used around the video game show hosted by current anchor Stay Boney. 4:30 5 23 24 33 Afterschool Special

Special: "A Home Run for Love," set in 1947, shows how a shared devotion to the Brooklyn Dodgers creates a love between a fatherless white 12-year-old boy [Ronnie Scribner] and an ailing 60-year-old black cook [Charles Lampkin]. [Pre-empts regular programming] I remember that by 1982-1983? that WYTV was running the Flintstones at either 4:00 or 4:30 and I also remember them picking up reruns of happy days Again! as I have a TV Guide from 1983 stating that. WEWS would have continued with the second-half of the Afternoon Exchange, leading into Merv Griffin at 5PM. Which, as it appears, was joined in progress after the Afterschool Special.

WAKR had a religious show at 4:30 (changes every day), and a different low-budget children's show every weekday at 5 (Fridays it was Circle Square, Thursday it was Inside Track). "Circle Square" and "Inside Track" were Christian shows for children, produced in Toronto by the same people that produced the aforementioned "100 Huntley Street". The former had practically been a mainstay on Global's schedule for many years. 9:00 21 Sesame Street When did WFMJ drop this? I know back before WNEO signed on, they carried this as there was no Youngstown market PBS station I just did not realize this was still on 21 in 1980 despite having WNEO in Alliance serving the area. Maybe either WNEO was not on the air yet, or they were showing in-school programming, thus leading to WFMJ showing Sesame Street. The first scheduled 45/49 show this day was not until 3PM, with "Over Easy".

A similar location that I have seen numerous stations received was in west central Ohio. I was visiting my former employer in Eaton, Ohio one summer evening and saw him pick up a station on each VHF channel and sometimes a second one on the same channel when he re-directed the antenna and also a number of UHF outlets. In that particularl case, the outside antenna he was using wasn't particularly high off the ground. Lessee, CK, my guess is that your ex-boss got the following on VHF: 2--WDTN, Dayton 3--either WAVE, Louisville, KY or WSAZ, Huntington, WV (outside shot at WKYC,

Cleveland) 4--WTTV, Indianapolis or WCMH, Columbus 5--WLWT, Cincinnati 6--WRTV, Indianapolis or WSYX, Columbus 7--WHIO, Dayton 8--WISH, Indianapolis 9--WCPO, Cincinnati 10--WBNS, Columbus 11--WHAS, Louisville or perhaps WTOL, Toledo 12--WKRC, Cincinnati 13--WTHR, Indianapolis As for UHF, he could have easily gotten WKEF in Dayton (22), WCET in Cincinnati (48), WPTD in Dayton (16), WPTO in Oxford (14), WCET in Cincinnati (48), WXIX in Cincinnati (19), WSTR in Cincinnati (64), WCVN in Covington, Kentucky (54), probably WLIO in Lima (35), and possibly WOSU in Columbus (34). Outside possibilities would have included the UHFs in Indy and Louisville. Any speculation beyond that?

Mike Pretty good. I think you got almost all of them. I don't recall WLIO, Channel 35 in Lima, but based on it being really not that far away, he probably could have gotten it. One that I believe he did get which you didn't mention is WOWK, Channel 13 in Huntington, W.V. He did advise me that on some mornings, he picked up Toledo although I don't recall him saying the channel number. There were no Cleveland stations picked up and I don't remember seeing WOSU in Columbus that evening. Thanks. Cincinnati Kid

4PM 27 Movie BW "Forbidden." 1953 Hoodlum Tony Curtis and gangster's widow Joanne Dru are menaced by racketeer Lyle Bettger in Macao. That would have been the TV 27 Money Movie, a program I always liked to check out because the numbers they called were chosen absolutely at random by a set of tumblers. The guy never knew who or what he was going to be calling....often with hilarious results!

A few years earlier they were running an early afternoon movie as well, in lieu of the CBS daytime lineup. I do remember that as a child Mr Morgan had his picture placed on 5 dollar bills on money the station made as promotions and to this day many over 80 years old in town think Rich Morgan is on the 5 dollar bill. That movie show concept was ironically brought back for at least one night a couple of years ago on sister station MY-YTV (WYTV-33.2)as the prize move during a my network TV showing of the 1996 comedy Kingpin on a Thursday night at the movies. They were offering free bowling at a local bowling alley.

Retro: Nebraska/Sioux Falls/Sioux City Mon, Jan 11, 1954

from TV Guide-Nebraska edition KMTV 3-Omaha 8:45 News (Winston Burdette) 9:00 Arthur Godfrey Time 10:00 Your TV Home (Bettie Tolson) 10:30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light noon Noon Edition (Bill Talbot) 12:15 Martha's Kitchen Club (Martha Bohlsen) 12:30 Garry Moore 1:00 Double or Nothing 1:30 Linkletter's House Party 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob Crosby 3:00 You are What You Eat 3:05 Women's Views (Jean Sullivan) 3:30 TV Classroom 3:45 Over the Garden Fence 4:00 Circle 3 Ranch (Rusty) 4:45 Ring Post 5:00 Talent Sprouts (Lew Jeffrey) 5:30 South Omaha on Parade (Tom Cary) 6:00 Colonel Flack 6:30 Run for the Money (Lee Bannon) 7:00 Burns & Allen 7:30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts 8:00 I Love Lucy

8:30 Red Buttons 9:00 Studio One "The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners" 10:00 Weather Sketches (Frank Peddle and B-Nee the weatherbird) 10:05 All the News (Floyd Kalber) 10:20 Camera on Sports (Dick Charles) 10:30 My Hero 11:00 Nightwatch 11:30 Late Show WOW 6-Omaha 7:00 Today (Today in Omaha at 7:25 and 7:55) 9:00 Ding Dong School 9:30 Glamour Girl 10:00 Hawkins Falls 10:15 Three Steps to Heaven 10:30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Bride & Groom (Newark, NJ couple Ruth Curley and Gordon LeMatty) 11:15 TV Feature 11:40 Daily Meditation 11:45 News (Ray Clark) noon Snicker Flickers ("Jolly Joe" Martin) 12:30 TV Reporter (Mal Hansen) 12:45 Matinee Movie 2:00 Kate Smith (Deep River Boys/International Forum) 3:00 Welcome Travelers 3:30 On Your Account 4:00 Connie's Kitchen 4:30 Howdy Doody 5:00 Trail Time ("Uncle Tom" Chase) 6:00 Stand By for Action 6:20 News/Weather 6:30 Arthur Murray's Dance Party 6:45 Camel News Caravan 7:00 Name That Tune 7:30 Voice of Firestone (Guest: soprano Patrice Munsel) 8:00 Dennis Day 8:30 Robert Montgomery Presents "A Case of Identity" (based on a Life magazine true story, where a musician is accused and IDed as a man who robbed an insurance company office, despite protesting his innocence) 9:30 I am the Law "Buttons Story" 10:00 Omar Weatherman (Chuck Thomas) 10:07 Sports (Jack Payne) 10:15 News (Ray Clark) 10:30 Kent Theatre 11:00 Dave Garroway 11:30 Cinema 6

KVTV 9-Sioux City 11:00 Film Subject 11:15 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Keyboard Kapers noon Brighter Day 12:15 Noon Time News (Eddie Osborn) 12:25 Meditation 12:30 Curio Shop 1:00 TV Schooltime 1:30 Song Shop (Vivien Dale sings, accompanied by Eddie Osborn on piano and organ) 2:00 Open House (Jan Voss) 2:30 Bob Crosby 3:00 Welcome Travelers 3:30 On Your Account 4:00 Western Roundup 4:30 Howdy Doody 5:00 Crusader Rabbit 5:05 Kids' Korner (The Canyon Kid) 5:30 Kit Carson 6:00 Sioux City Speaks 6:30 News 6:35 Weather (Conrad Johnson) 6:40 Markets 6:45 Camel News Caravan 7:00 TBA 7:30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts 8:30 Red Buttons 9:00 TV Playhouse 10:00 Sports (Les Davis) 10:10 Weather 10:20 News 10:30 TBA 10:35 Greatest Fights of the Century 10:45 Public Prosecutor 11:00 George Jessel KFOR 10-Lincoln 5:30pm Comic Club 6:00 News 6:15 Supper Club 6:30 Three Musketeers 7:30 Of Many Things 8:00 Junior Press Conference 8:30 Big Picture

9:00 Outdoor Nebraska Theatre (Nebraska Game Commission secretary Paul Gilbert hosts) 9:30 News 9:45 Weather 9:55 Sports (Jack Bates) 10:00 Hourglass Theatre KELO 11-Sioux Falls 4:30pm TV Puppets 4:45 Love of Life 5:00 KELO Lites 5:05 Serial 5:25 Crusader Rabbit 5:30 Cisco Kid 6:00 Club Video 6:30 Arthur Murray's Dance Party 6:45 Frigidaire News (Bill Wigginton) 6:55 Grain Belt Weather (Gene Platt) 7:00 Hollywood Half Hour 7:30 Red Buttons 8:00 Life is Worth Living (the Bishop aired Tuesday at 7 on ch 3 and 9) 8:30 Robert Montgomery Presents (listings don't indicate if they ran the same episode as ch 6) 9:30 Liberace 10:00 Old Home Weather (Roger Russell) 10:10 Hamm's Sportsreel (Jim Burt) 10:20 Fenn's News (Bill Wigginton) 10:30 Championship Wrestling 11:30 Paradise Island KOLN 12-Lincoln 5:30pm Merry & Mr. Bill 6:00 Weather (Joe Kinney) 6:05 Sports (Bud Shaner) 6:15 Lincolnland News (Bob Taylor) 6:20 National & International News (By Krasne) 6:30 Big Picture 7:00 Stars on Parade 7:30 High School Hi-Lites (Cathedral High, Lincoln and Beatrice High) 8:00 Boxing 9:00 Mr. & Mrs. North 9:30 Movie Quick Quiz (Paul Jensen) 9:40 Weather (Bob Taylor) 9:45 Lincolnland News (By Krasne) 9:50 National & International News (ditto) 10:00 Starlite Theatre

Retro: South Georgia/North Florida Fri, Jan 7, 1977

from TV Guide-South Georgia edition (before it became something that starts with cluster ) Programs listed ET 2 WSB-NBC Atlanta 3 WRBL-CBS Columbus 4 WJXT-CBS Jacksonville 4* WTVY-CBS Dothan 5 WAGA-CBS Atlanta 6 WCTV-CBS Thomasville/Tallahassee 7 WJCT-PBS Jacksonville 7* WJHG-ABC Panama City 9 WTVM-ABC Columbus 10 WALB-NBC/ABC Albany 11 WFSU-PBS Tallahassee 11* WXIA-ABC Atlanta 12 WTLV-NBC Jacksonville 13 WMAZ-CBS Macon 13* WDTB-NBC Panama City 17 WJKS-ABC Jacksonville 17* WTCG-Ind Atlanta 27 WECA-ABC Tallahassee 38 WYEA-NBC Columbus 41 WCWB-NBC Macon E Georgia Educational Network (PBS): 8 Waycross/14 Pelham/15 Cochran/25 Dawson/28 Warm Springs Morning 5:00 17* World at Large 5:10 4* Lamp Unto My Feet 5:40 4* Cartoons 6:00 2 Herald of Truth 4 Marshal Efron's Sunday School 4* Sunrise Semester "Communication, the Invisible Environment"

6 Farm Report 38-41 PTL Club 6:10 17* News 6:30 2 Arthur Smith 3-5 Sunrise Semester "Communication, the Invisble Environment" 4 Kutana (Betty Bullock) 4* Good Morning Tri-States 7 Lilias, Yoga & You 10 Today in Georgia 11* Not for Women Only (conclusion of a week of discussions of entertainers' publicservice work, guest Dina Merrill) 17* Romper Room 6:40 12 Hi, Neighbor 6:45 4 News 6:50 13 News 6:55 12 What's Happening 7:00 2-10-12-38-41 Today 3-4-4*-5-13 CBS Morning News 6 Good Morning 7-11 Sesame Street 7* Daybusters 9-11*-27 Good Morning America 13* PTL Club 17* Three Stooges/Little Rascals (bw) 7:20 17 Job Finder 7:25 17 Rin Tin Tin 7:55

17 News for Little People 8:00 3 Rozell's Show 4-5-6-13 Captain Kangaroo (guest Eli Wallach) 4* Morning Show 11 Book Beat (guest Norman Mailer) 13* Today 17 Good Morning America 17* Howdy Doody 8:30 7* Good Morning America 11 Lilias, Yoga & You 17* Lassie 9:00 2 Hollywood Squares 3-4* Captain Kangaroo 4-11* Dinah! (guests Bob Barker, Ben Gazzara, Gladys Knight & the Pips, and Marty Robbins; 55 min on 4) 5* Phil Donahue (guest Florynce Kennedy) 6 Romper Room 7-E Instructional Programs 9 Small World (Debbie Frew) 10-12 Merv Griffin (on 10: guests Tim Matheson, Kurt Russell, Ed Bluestone, and Orson Bean; on 12: from Vegas with guests Loretta Lynn, Sammy Cahn, and Picasso the juggler) 11 Sesame Street 13 Let's Talk It Over (Carrie Neil Thompson speaks on the ERA) 17 Movie: TBA 17* Hazel 27-38-41 PTL Club 9:30 2 50 Grand Slam (finale, Name That Tune returns here Monday) 6 Mike Douglas (co-host Joyce Heber and guests Lee Grant and Maureen O'Sullivan in studio/Hollywood interview with Cloris Leachman) 9 Dinah! (guests Joshua Logan, Mary Martin, William Holden, Lee Marvin, Carol Lynley, and Ray Walston) 13 Phil Donahue (guest Abigail Van Buren) 17* Lucy Show 9:55 4 Upbeat (Betty Bullock)

10:00 2-10-12-13*-38-41 Sanford & Son 3-4-4*-5-13 Price is Right 7* Merv Griffin (guests Natalie Wood, Robert Wagner, Joey Bishop, and David Frost) 11 Electric Company 17* Movie "Thunder in the Sun" 10:30 2 Today in Georgia 10-12-13*-38-41 Hollywood Squares 11 Infinity Factory 11* $20,000 Pyramid 11:00 2-10-12-13*-38-41 Wheel of Fortune 3-4*-5-6-13 Double Dare 4 Phil Donahue (portrayals of religious themes in the mass media) 9 News 11 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 11* Edge of Night 17 AM (Phyllis Fouraker) 27 Good Day! (guests the Chieftains; I assume this was from WCVB Boston) 11:15 9 Panorama 11:30 2-10-12-13*-38-41 Shoot for the Stars 3-4-4*-5-6-13 Love of Life 7*-9-11*-17-27 Happy Days 11 Zoom 11:55 3-4-4*-5-6-13 CBS News 17* News Afternoon noon 2-5-11* News 3-4-4*-6-13 Young & the Restless 7*-9-17-27 Don Ho 10-12-13*-38-41 Name That Tune 11 Sesame Street 17* Love, American Style 12:30

2 Divorce Court 3-4-4*-5-6-13 Search for Tomorrow 7*-9-11*-17-27 Ryan's Hope 10 Town & Country 12 Marcus Welby, MD 13*-38-41 Lovers & Friends 17* Movie "Ladies in Retirement" (bw) 1:00 2 Liar's Club 3-6 News 4 Midday (Dick Stratton) 4* Noon Farm Report (Gene Ragan) 5 Young & the Restless 7* Televisit 9-11*-17-27 All My Children 11 Pianoplay 13 Almanac 13* Around Town (Michaels) 38 Gong Show 41 Noon Over Middle Georgia 1:15 3 Close-Up (Bill Schafer) 13 Date with Del (guest White House inauguration decoration chair (and Plains native) Anne Dodeson; also a look at a Washington Inaugral gown display) 1:20 4* News 1:30 2-10-12-13*-38-41 Days of Our Lives 3-4-4*-5-6-13 As the World Turns 7* Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 9-17-27 Family Feud 11 Cinema Showcase 11* Merv Griffin (from Vegas with guests Bill Cosby, Kelly Montieth, and Pratt & McClain) 2:00 7*-9-17-27 $20,000 Pyramid 11 Firing Line "Free Speech vs Fairness in Broadcasting" 2:25 17* News

2:30 2-10-12-13*-28-41 Doctors 3-4-4*-5-6-13 Guiding Light 7*-9-11*-17-27 One Life to Live 17* Mickey Mouse Club "Talent Roundup Day" (bw) 3:00 2-10-12-13*-38-41 Another World 3-4-4*-5-6-13 All in the Family 11 People 17* Flintstones E Nova "Hitler's Secret Weapon" (V2 rocket) 3:15 7*-9-11*-17-27 General Hospital 3:30 3-4-4*-6-13 Match Game 5 Bewitched 7-11 Lilias, Yoga & You 17* Addams Family (bw) 4:00 2 Doris Day 3 Andy Griffith (bw) 4-13 Gilligan's Island 4*-6 Tattletales 5 Mike Douglas (as 9:30am, 6) 7-11-E Sesame Street 7*-9-27 Edge of Night 10-12-13*-41 Gong Show 11* Bonanza 17 Green Acres 17* Monkees 38 Popeye-Sinbad Theater 4:30 2 Odd Couple 3 Emergency One! 4 Mike Douglas (as 9:30am, 6) 4* Baptist Message 6-17* Gilligan's Island 7* All My Children 9 Merv Griffin (as 9am, 10; additional guest Gen. William C. Westmoreland) 10 Big Blue Marble 13 Gunsmoke (guest star Harry Morgan)

13* PTL Club 17 Little Rascals (bw) 27 Dark Shadows 38 Bewitched (bw) 41 Lassie "Paths of Courage" (conclusion) 5:00 2 FBI 4* Andy Griffith (bw) 6 Big Valley 7-11-E Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 7* Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 Brady Bunch 11*-12-41 Emergency One! 17 I Dream of Jeannie 17* Family Affair 27 Dinah! (guests Sen. Barry Goldwater, Betty White, Hal Linden, Kelly Garrett, and Walter Murphy) 38 Star Trek 5:30 3-5-13 Adam-12 4* Gunsmoke (guest star Victor French) 7-11-E Electric Company 7* Beverly Hillbillies 10 Lucy Show 13* Star Trek 17-17* Partridge Family 5:55 17 News Evening 6:00 2-4-5-6-7*-9-10-11*-12-13-27-38-41 News 3 To Tell the Truth 7 Rebop 11-E Zoom 17 ABC Evening News 17* Beverly Hillbillies 6:30 3-4-4*-6-13 CBS Evening News 7 Zoom 7*-9-11*-27 ABC Evening News 11 Black Perspective on the News

12-13*-38-41 NBC Nightly News 17-17* Andy Griffith (bw) E Consultation 7:00 2-10 NBC Nightly News 3-4*-7*-13* News 4 Brady Bunch (re-uniting Robert Reed with Defenders co-star E.G. Marshall) 5 CBS Evening News 6 My Three Sons 7 Feedback 9 Family Affair 11 Prime Time 11* Concentration 12 Name That Tune 13 Truth or Consequences 17 Space: 1999 17* Gomer Pyle, USMC (bw/guest star Don Rickles) 27 Bewitched 38 Cross-Wits 41 TBA E Black Perspective on the News 7:30 2 Bobby Vinton (guests Karen Black, Foster Brooks, and John Byner) 3 Mary Tyler Moore 4 Gong Show 4* Jeffersons 5 Muppet Show 6-7* Adam-12 9-12 My Three Sons (guest star Zsa Zsa Gabor on 9) 10 That Good Ole Nashville Music (guests Mickey Gilley, Nat Stuckey, Karen Wheeler, and Johnny Gimble) 11-E MacNeil-Lehrer Report 11* To Tell the Truth 13 America: The Young Experience 13* Hee Haw (guests Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty, Mark O'Connor, and LA DJ Dick Haynes) 17* Hogan's Heroes 27 Andy Griffith (guest star Jack Albertson) 38 Animal World (look at the Lippizaners) 41 Have Gun-Will Travel (bw) 8:00 2-10-12-41 Sanford & Son 3 Hee Haw (as 7:30pm, 13*)

4-4*-5-6 Assault on Mount Everest (Jack Whitaker hosts a look at the American Bicentennial Expedition's ascent of the world's highest mountain) 7-11 Washington Week in Review 7*-9-11*-27 Donny & Marie (guests Buddy Hackett, Paul Lynde, Gary Burghoff, Chuck Berry, and Jim Connell) 13 Ironside 17 Dolly (guest Tom T. Hall) 17* Night Gallery 38 Star Trek E Lawmakers 8:30 2-10-12*-13-41 Chico & the Man 7-11 Wall Street Week 17 Let's Go to the Races 17* Night Gallery "Echo of a Distant Scream" 9:00 2-10-12-13*-38-41 Rockford Files 3-4-4*-5-6-13 Movie "Man on a Swing" 7 Nova "Hitler's Secret Weapon" 7*-9-11*-17-27 Starsky & Hutch "The Las Vegas Strangler" (pt 1) 11 Documentary Showcase "Going Past Go: An Essay in Sexism" 17* Movie "Crucible of Terror" E Washington Week in Review 9:30 E Wall Street Week 10:00 2-10-12-13*-38-41 Serpico 7 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 7*-9-11*-12-27 ABC News Closeup "Justice on Trial" 11 Agronsky at Large E David Susskind (discussing a family-counseling program at the Hyde School in Bath, ME) 10:30 7 Florida Report 11 Americana "Sweet Land of Liberty" (a look at gays in small communities) 11:00 2-3-4-4*-5-6-7*-9-10-11*-12-13-13*-17-27 News 7-38 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 11 Florida Report 17* Dark Shadows

41 I Dream of Jeannie 11:30 2-10-12-13*-38-41 Tonight Show 3-4*-6-13 Movie "The Spy with My Face" (expanded Man from UNCLE episode from 1966) 4 Movie "The Moon is Blue" (bw) 5 Movie "Puzzle of a Downfall Child" 7 Captioned ABC News 7*-9-11-27 SWAT 11* Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 17* James Brown's Future Shock Late Night midnight 7 Lilias, Yoga & You 11* SWAT 12:30 17* Movie "House of Horrors" (bw) 12:40 7* Music Hall America (Arthur Godfrey welcomes Dottsy, Jody Miller, the Osborne Brothers, and Tom Sullivan) 9 News 17 Movies: TBA 1:00 2-10-12-13*-38-41 Midnight Special (guests Elton John & Kiki Dee, KC & the Sunshine Band, England Dan & John Ford Coley, Hot Chocolate, Walter Murphy, Gary Wright, the Commodores, the Four Seasons, Lou Rawls, the Staple Singers, and Dorothy Moore) 1:20 4* Movie "Flying Tigers" (bw) 1:30 4 News 5 Movie "Kung Fu Gold" 1:40 7* Movie "Paris Express" 17* Movie "Ladies in Retirement" (bw) 2:30 2 News

2:50 4* Bonanza 3:20 5 News 3:25 7* News 3:40 17* News 3:50 4* News 4:00 17* Movie "The McConnell Story" 4:20 4* Morning Show (followed by News at 5:20, and Baptist Message at 5:30)

That should be 13* for "Chico And The Man," which aired on NBC. 13 is WMAZ Macon (CBS). WJHG and WDTB (WMBB) would swap networks in 1982, putting WJHG back on NBC, which it had left for ABC in 1972. Panama City, after years of relying on WTVY Dothan, AL, for CBS, got a low-power CBS station, WECP, on (I believe) digital 18 about six months ago. We make fun of the South Georgia edition for the huge number of stations in it, but the fact is that its target markets (Columbus, Macon, Albany, and Tallahassee) are so close together that it would have been impractical to have separate editions for them all; in addition, the Jacksonville stations get into places such as Brunswick and Waycross, and there has always been (in part because of cable, in part because of some strong broadcast signals, at least in analog days) a good deal of spillover from Atlanta, Dothan, Panama City, and Savannah (which got added to this edition later). So it's frustrating (and Montana is the only other edition I can think of with such a huge number of stations) but the only practical solution to the large number of stations in a relatively-small area. The South Texas edition at this same time was also rather huge; it covered

San Antonio, Austin, Corpus Christi, Laredo, Victoria, and the Lower Rio Grande Valley (Brownsville/Harlingen/Weslaco).

Noticing the Merv Griffin guests: Tim Matheson and Kurt Russell were probably promoting their TV show "The Quest." (Matheson, interestingly, was the original voice of Jonny Quest.) Ed Bluestone was one of the regulars on the short-lived "Laugh-In" revival, with a not-yet-famous Robin Williams. The South Georgia edition of TV Guide was the one I grew up with, and I do recall when the Savannah stations were added. 11 in Atlanta had the white icon, 11 in Tallahassee a black icon, and 11 in Savannah had the half black/half white icon. Georgia Public TV had that "E" icon, which changed to "GPT" if I recall.

My home edition, Maritime (Provinces), had the same situation, covering 3 provinces. When the Detroit channels were added around 1982, TVG used elongated (xxD) bullets for them, but when Boston channels were added 14 years later, TVG had to be real creative, using a black [2] for WGBH, a sandwich (/4/) for WBZ, recycling (/5/) for WCVB (bullet was previously used for WABI Bangor), and recycling a white "7" WHDH (used for CKCD Campbellton during its days as a hybrid CTV/CBC station).

But, the south TX edition didn't ever carry the Spanish Mexican border stations, did it? They certainly had pretty much the same coverage/exposure on TV there. I once had (or saw) a south TX edition from 1996 that had XHFOX & XHFTX, because they were Fox affiliates, even though they were in Mexico. Was XHRIO 2 in TV Guide when they were Fox (or even in prior years)? There's also chs 7 & 14 Matamoros, and 9 Reynosa---IMO it was as if TVG never knew they existed. cd

Was there a reason Channels 36 & 46 in ATL were not in this edition? Simple, my dear Watson. 36 and 46 were UHFs that didn't go very far into middle Georgia--it would have been iffy at best for them to have popped up on, say, the cable systems in Macon or Warner Robins, let alone anyplace farther south. And this TV Guide primarily focused on the entire southern half of the state generally, not Middle Georgia particularly. The reason the Atlanta Vs were carried by TVG was because cable systems in some communities, from Macon to Valdosta, brought them in to supplement the few local channels available in the days of 2-13. I don't know anything about the technical

side of things, but I posted a listing some time back from Tallahassee, Florida from 1979 where all of the Atlanta Big Three Vs were on the cable there. This means that relays were used, as we know was the case with Ted Turner's WTCG. Don Kennedy and Pat Robertson, owners of WATL and WHAE (now WGCL), respectively, didn't have the capital to do that sort of thing (at least in Kennedy's case), and, besides, Robertson was planning a rollout of 700 Club nationwide by this time anyway, that would wind up in all the other markets listed here. Not the most watertight of explanations perhaps, but it is the most plausible scenario that I can think of.

Retro: Newfoundland Sat, Jan 8, 1994

from Newfoundland Herald Out-of-province channels listed in Newfoundland Time, 90 min ahead of Eastern Time Listed in order of St. John's cable position (2) WTVS 56-PBS Detroit 5:30 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour 6:30 Golden Years of Television 8:30 Sesame Street 9:30 Lilias! 10:30 Inn Country USA 11:00 American Woodshop 11:30 Michigan Out-of-Doors noon Hometime 12:30 This Old House 1:00 New Yankee Workshop 1:30 Fred Trost's Practical Sportsman 2:00 Great Lakes Outdoors 2:30 Woodwright's Shop 3:00 Discovering Michigan 3:30 New Garden 4:00 Victory Garden 4:30 Collectors 5:00 Frugal Gourmet 5:30 Cooking with Master Chefs 6:00 Graham Kerr's Kitchen 6:30 Fit or Fat 7:00 Health Matters 7:30 In the Mix 8:30 Club Connect 9:00 Newton's Apple 9:30 Lawrence Welk (Jo Ann Castle on why she decorates her piano differently every

week) 10:30 Flautist at Fifty: A New Portrait of James Galway (first aired in 1991) 11:30 Newport Jazz (performers include Ray Charles, Joshua Redman, and the Brecker Brothers) 12:30 Austin City Limits (guests Taj Mahal and Tish Hinojosa) 1:30 Country Connection (profile of Tracy Lawrence/videos by Pam Tillis, Mike Reid, and Sammy Kershaw) 2:30 Played in the USA 3:30 off-air for transmitter maintenance (WTVS aired both anthems at sign-off) (3) CBNT 8-CBC St. John's 10:00 Under the Umbrella Tree 10:30 Canadian Sesame Street 11:30 Fred Penner's Place noon Street Cents 12:30 Star Trek 1:30 Lynette Jennings Home 2:00 Cottage Country (season premiere) 2:30 Canadian Gardener 3:00 Pet Connection 3:30 Driver's Seat 4:00 Disability Network 4:30 Family Pictures (x2) 5:30 European Figure Skating Gala 6:30 World Cup Skiing 7:30 It Comes from the Heat (examines Newfoundland's francophones) 8:30 Return to Brunette Island (Land & Sea Newfoundland hosts Dave Quinton and Bruce Porter head to Brunette Island in search of the island's last buffalo) 9:00 Front Page Challenge 9:30 NHL: NY Rangers-Montreal 12:30 The National 12:45 Provincial Affairs 12:50 Country Beat (videos by Randy Travis, John Hiatt, the Barra MacNeils, the Mavericks, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, Dolly Parton, Paradise Motel, Michael Booth Palmer, and Don Freed) 1:50 CBC Late Night "The Third Man" 3:05 sign-off (5) CJON 6-NTV/CTV St. John's 5:00 Scenes of Newfoundland 6:00 NTV News: Saturday AM Edition 6:30 Inspector Gadget 7:00 Legend of White Fang 7:30 Beetlejuice 8:00 Dog City 8:30 Young Robin Hood

9:00 Batman: The Animated Series 9:30 Tiny Toon Adventures 10:00 Animaniacs 10:30 Sonic the Hedgehog 11:00 Tom & Jerry Kids 11:30 Bugs Bunny & Tweety 12:30 Canada AM Weekend 1:30 NTV Special Presentation: 1993 Canadian Finals Rodeo 3:00 Lorne Greene's New Wilderness 3:30 Littlest Hobo 4:00 My Secret Identity 4:30 Twine Loft 5:00 Leafs This Week (Toronto's AHL farm team was based in St. John's) 5:30 Cosby Show 6:00 Cheers 6:30 Maple Leaf Wrestling (WWF) 7:30 Madison 8:00 Married...with Children 8:30 Kung Fu: The Legend Continues 9:30 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 10:30 Counterstrike 11:30 Matrix 12:30 CTV Weekend News 1:00 NTV Saturday Night Late Show "Message from 'Nam" (pt 1) 3:00 Main Event Wrestling 4:00 CTV Weekend News 4:30 Scenes of Newfoundland (7) WXYZ 7-ABC Detroit 5:00 Night Flight (profiles of Elton John and Rod Stewart) 6:00 TBA 6:30 National Geographic on Assignment (surfing Waimea Bay/a diver discovers an underwater grotto with 27,000 yr old cave paintings) 7:30 Widget 8:00 Nick News 8:30 Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures 9:00 New Adventures of Captain Planet 9:30 Cro 10:00 Sonic the Hedgehog 11:00 Addams Family (animated) 11:30 Tales from the Cryptkeeper noon Bugs Bunny & Tweety 1:00 Wild West COW-Boys of Moo Mesa 1:30 NFL Pre-Game 2:00 NFL: wildcard playoff 5:00 NFL Post-Game

5:30 NFL: wildcard playoff 8:30 News 9:00 Inside Edition Weekend 9:30 US Figure Skating Championships: Ladies/Pairs finals 12:30 News 1:00 Movie "Mr. Mom" 3:00 Movie "Deadly Encounter" (9) Cable 9-St. John's Public Service Announcements all day (10) ASN Halifax 6:30 Atlantic Educational Television 2:30 Owning Your Own Business 3:00 Don't Move-Improve 3:30 Movie "Five Graves to Cairo" 5:30 Showbuz 6:00 Hockey World 6:30 WWF Supercard 7:30 Katts & Dog 8:00 FashionTelevision 8:30 Movie "Dark Reflection" 10:30 News 11:00 Comedy Club 11:30 MovieTelevision mid. Movie "Rumble Fish" 2:00 sign-off (11) WDIV 4-NBC Detroit 5:05 Friday Night Videos 6:05 NBC News Nightside 6:30 Health Talks 7:00 Kidbits 7:30 Adventures in Wonderland 8:00 Scratch 8:30 Saturday Today 10:30 WCW World Wide Wrestling 11:30 Name Your Adventure noon California Dreams 12:30 Saved by the Bell: The New Class 1:00 Energy Express 1:30 NBA Inside Stuff 2:00 Scratch 2:30 Infomercials 3:30 Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous 4:30 Runaway with the Rich & Famous (In Living Color cast members in the Caribbean)

5:00 Super Sports Follies 5:30 Emergency Call 6:00 Movie "Ten Thousand Dollars a Page" 7:30 News 8:00 NBC Nightly News 8:30 Wheel of Fortune 9:00 Michigan Lottery Megabucks Giveaway 9:30 Mommies 10:00 Getting By 10:30 Empty Nest 11:00 Nurses 11:30 Golden Globes 50th Anniversary Celebration (hosted by Ann-Margret, Beau Bridges and Burt Reynolds; guests include Marlee Matlin and Tim Allen) 12:30 News 1:00 Saturday Night Live 2:30 So You Think You're Funny (local comedians) 3:00 Infomercials 4:30 Fire-Fighters (12) CBFJ 4-SRC St. John's (relays CBFT Montreal) 9:00 Les oursons volants (Little Flying Bears) 9:25 La petite sirene (Little Mermaid) 9:50 Looping (Tail Spin) 10:10 CLYDE 10:35 Vazimolo 11:15 La bande a Dingo (Goof Troop) 11:40 Tiny Toons (Tiny Toon Adventures) 12:05 Pierre et Isa 12:30 Celebrons avec... 1:30 Univers inconnus 2:30 Ma maison 3:00 L'Univers des sports 6:00 Genies en herbe (French version of Reach for the Top; the concept was later exported to Belgium's RTBF) 6:30 La course destination monde 7:30 Le Telejournal 7:50 Raison passion 8:30 Country Centre-Ville 9:30 NHL: NY Rangers-Montreal mid. Le Telejournal 12:20 Nouvelles du sport 12:45 Cinema "Le brasier" 2:50 sign-off (14) WTBS 17-Ind Atlanta 5:00 Movie cont'd

6:05 Movie "Bad Ronald" 7:30 Andy Griffith 8:00 Between the Lines 8:30 Honeymooners 9:05 Jonny Quest 9:35 Bonanza 10:35 WCW Power Hour 11:35 National Geographic Explorer 1:35 Movie "Blue Hawaii" 3:35 Movie "GI Blues" 5:35 Movie "Roustabout" 7:35 WCW Saturday Night 9:05 NBA: Cleveland-Atlanta 11:20 Movie "The Golden Voyage of Sinbad" 1:35 Movie "The Last American Virgin" 3:35 Movie "Foolin' Around" (15) WSBK 38-Ind Boston 5:00 Movie cont'd 6:00 Andy Griffith 6:30 Honeymooners 7:00 Abbott & Costello 7:30 Infomercial 8:00 Odd Couple 8:30 Honeymooners 9:00 It's Your Business 9:30 Wall Street Journal Report 10:00 Ask the Manager 10:30 Movie "Sherlock Holmes and the House of Fear" noon Three Stooges 1:30 Movie "I Dream of Jeannie: 15 Years Later" 3:30 Movie "Back to the Beach" 5:30 Movie "Grease 2" 8:00 California Dreams 8:30 Empty Nest 9:00 Murphy Brown 9:30 NBA: Boston-Minnesota mid. News (from WBZ) 12:30 Movie "Malcolm" 2:30 Movie "The Compleat Beatles" (22) WJBK 2-CBS Detroit 5:30 Newhart (guest star Merv Griffin) 6:00 Bertice Berry (youth speak about their problems) 7:00 Twilight Zone 7:30 Wall Street Journal Report

8:00 MotorWeek 8:30 Mad Scientist Toon Club 9:00 This is the NFL 9:30 Eyewitness Weekend 10:30 Garfield & Friends 11:30 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 12:30 WWF Superstars 1:30 Soul Train 2:30 College Basketball: Illinois-Michigan State, followed by Michigan-Iowa at 4:30 6:30 Untouchables 7:30 News 8:00 CBS Evening News 8:30 Lou Rawls Parade of Stars (United Negro College Fund telethon hosted nationally by Lou Rawls, Marilyn McCoo, Patti LaBelle, Alex Trebek, and Gladys Knight) 12:30 News 12:50 Lou Rawls Parade of Stars (to 6:30am) (26) CITV 13-Ind Edmonton 5:05 Movie "Imagine: John Lennon" 7:00 sign-off 8:00 Infomercials 9:30 Outdoors Unlimited 10:00 Circle Square 10:30 Sonshiny Day 11:00 Astroboy 11:30 Marsupilami noon Little Mermaid 12:30 Adventures of Tintin 1:00 Babar 1:30 Monty's Traveling Reptile Show (from ITV's sister station in Calgary) 2:00 Hi-Q 2:30 Kidstreet 3:00 Young Robin Hood 3:30 Tiny Toon Adventures 4:00 Teddy Ruxpin 4:30 Care Bears 5:00 Inspector Gadget 5:30 Beetlejuice 6:00 My Pet Monster 6:30 Bonkers 7:00 Darkwing Duck 7:30 Goof Troop 8:00 Tale Spin 8:30 Maple Leaf Wrestling (WWF) 9:30 News 10:00 News Makers

10:30 Heart of Courage 11:00 Ready or Not 11:30 seaQuest DSV 12:30 Movie "Terror in the Night" 2:30 Neon Rider 3:30 Movie "Clean and Sober" (30) CHCH 11-Ind Hamilton 5:00 Infomercials 7:00 Invisions 7:30 Audubon Wildlife Theatre 8:00 Best Sellers 8:30 World Vision 9:30 Challenge 10:00 Hollywood Camera (look at the best and worst monster flicks) 10:30 Gardener's Journal 11:00 Discover Your World 11:30 Let's Build Consumer Guide to Landscaping noon Profiles of Success 12:30 Best Sellers 1:00 Fish'n Canada 1:30 Real Fishing Show 2:00 Going Fishing 2:30 Leprosy Mission of Canada 3:30 OUAA Basketball: Windsor-Brock 5:30 Toronto Humane Society 6:00 Discover Your World 6:30 Computer Insider 7:00 News 7:30 Kung Fu: The Legend Continues (guest star Peter "Sugarfoot" Cunningham) 8:30 WWF Wrestling 9:30 Neon Rider 10:30 House Calls 11:00 Battle Against Crime 11:30 World Vision 12:30 News 1:00 WWF Cavalcade 2:00 Infomercials On cable systems outside St. John's CHAN 8-CTV Vancouver 5:00 Movie cont'd 6:35 Infomercial 7:05 Night Court 7:35 Head of the Class 8:05 Family Ties

8:35 sign-off 9:00 Infomercials 10:00 Invisions 10:30 Romper Room 11:00 Wonder Why? 11:30 Littlest Hobo noon My Secret Identity 12:30 News 3:30 Canada AM Weekend 4:30 News 5:30 CTV Sports Presents: Halifax duMaurier Equestrian World Cup Qualifier 7:30 WWF Cavalcade 8:30 Siskel & Ebert 9:00 Winning Spirit 9:30 Travel Magazine 10:00 Travel Travel 10:30 News 11:30 Lotto Night in BC mid. Jeopardy! 12:30 Dr. Quinn. Medicine Woman 1:30 Counterstrike 2:30 Matrix 3:30 CTV Weekend News 4:00 News 4:35 Movie "Posing: Inspired by Three Real Stories" CICA 19-TVO Toronto 7:30 Join In! 8:00 Bookmice 8:30 Polka Dot Door 9:00 Friends of the Forest 9:30 Eric's World 10:00 FROG 10:30 Bush Baby 11:00 Heidi 11:30 Sewing with Nancy noon Mediterranean Cookery 12:30 Well-Being 1:00 Keys to Weight Training 1:30 Distant Voices 2:00 Inside Education 2:30 Successful Home Video 3:00 Managing Your Classroom 3:30 Writing the News 3:45 Mathematics for Technology 4:00 Information Processing

4:15 Simply Nutritious 4:30 Introductory Economics 5:00 Introductory Literature 5:30 Polka Dot Door 6:00 Join In! 6:30 Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show (Louis del Grande guest stars in this clip show episode) 7:00 Adventures of Dudley the Dragon 7:30 World Alive 8:00 Global Family 9:00 Senior Report 9:30 Movie "Arizona" 11:40 Conversations "Women of the West" (pt 1; guests Gail Gilchriest, Frances Fisher, Tamra Davis, Burt Kennedy, and Woody Strode) 12:05 Movie "Johnny Guitar" 1:55 Conversations "Women of the West" (pt 2) 2:15 Blackadder the Third (the future Dr. House, Hugh Laurie, was one of Rowan Atkinson's co-stars in this series) 2:45 Desmonds 3:15 sign-off

(11) WDIV 4-NBC Detroit 11:30 Golden Globes 50th Anniversary Celebration (hosted by Ann-Margret, Beau Bridges and Burt Reynolds; guests include Marlee Matlin and Tim Allen) Two years later, the Golden Globes would move from TBS to NBC (though prior to that, it had a rocky broadcast history, first on local TV (KTTV, I think) then CBS and later syndication).

In Detroit, there would be a major affiliation change about a year later, with Fox going to WJBK-2 and CBS moving to a previously little-watched UHF channel. Also, a couple of years later, CBC began broadcasting Saturday-night NHL doubleheaders (with 7:05 and 10:05 P.M. EDT/EST face-offs). In Newfoundland, the "late" game often doesn't end until around 2 A.M. local time! And WSBK-38 in Boston was long popular on Canadian cable systems due to their coverage of Boston Bruins' games (and later, the Boston Red Sox and Boston Celtics). Today, all non-network games of all three teams are exclusive to regional cable networks in the Boston area, so I doubt that WSBK is on very many Canadian cable systems any more.

In Detroit, there would be a major affiliation change about a year later, with Fox going to WJBK-2 and CBS moving to a previously little-watched UHF channel. Cancom, which distributed the Detroit signals, switched the CBS feed about a week before the change, replacing it with nearby Eye affiliate WTOL Toledo. Took a few newspapers a while to make the change in their listings...I remember one of the local weeklies here, listing WJBK's Fox listings well into the following year! Quote And WSBK-38 in Boston was long popular on Canadian cable systems due to their coverage of Boston Bruins' games (and later, the Boston Red Sox and Boston Celtics). Today, all non-network games of all three teams are exclusive to regional cable networks in the Boston area, so I doubt that WSBK is on very many Canadian cable systems any more. In Canada, WSBK is a superstation, so it still receives wide distribution across the country. Here in Atlantic Canada, cablecos carry Boston stations, due to the traditional links between New England and Atlantic Canada.

In the case of WTOL, it was replaced in 1999 with WWJ-TV, CBS's lowly O&O. However, no one bothered to tell TV Hebdo, Quebec's "TV Guide", of the change -- as of 2009, that magazine still carried listings for WTOL instead of WWJ. Don't know if they still have WTOL listed today.

Bluenoser: Do you know how many cable systems in the Maritimes carry Boston's WGBH-2, WBZ4, WCVB-5, WHDH-7, WFXT-25, and/or WLVI-56?? I don't believe anyone in the Maritimes is carrying WLVI -- it's not even approved by the CRTC for carriage, unlike the other major Boston stations.

I confirm that WTOL is still listed in TV Hebdo (as of January 2013), as well as the Rochester stations (WROC, WHEC and WHAM), Portland's WMTW and Buffalo's WUTV, which are no longer carried by any cable or satellite provider in Quebec. (In Montreal, WMTW was discontinued in 1990 and WUTV in 1997. In Sherbrooke, WMTW was discontinued in 1994. In Gatineau and Ottawa, WUTV and the Rochester stations were discontinued in 2003.)

In Montreal, WMTW was discontinued in 1990.... In Sherbrooke, WMTW was discontinued in 1994... Though WMTW was still seen via antenna in southern Quebec until 2002, when it shut down its Mount Washington transmitter and began broadcasting closer to Portland.

Bluenoser: Do you know how many cable systems in the Maritimes carry Boston's WGBH-2, WBZ4, WCVB-5, WHDH-7, WFXT-25, and/or WLVI-56?? WGBH-NS and PEI wide (NB carries MPBN, except for Eastlink in Sackville and Port Elgin which takes 'GBH) WBZ-region wide, except St. John River Valley which takes WAGM Presque Isle instead WCVB-region wide WHDH-region wide WFXT-dish only (Bell TV; Shaw Direct and cablecos take WUHF Rochester) WLVI-not carried (only Beantown U cablecast here is WSBK)

I confirm that WTOL is still listed in TV Hebdo (as of January 2013), as well as the Rochester stations (WROC, WHEC and WHAM), Portland's WMTW and Buffalo's WUTV, which are no longer carried by any cable or satellite provider in Quebec. (In Montreal, WMTW was discontinued in 1990 and WUTV in 1997. In Sherbrooke, WMTW was discontinued in 1994. In Gatineau and Ottawa, WUTV and the Rochester stations were discontinued in 2003.) TVH is waaaay out of date on the US nets...the main cableco in the AbitibiTemiscamingue region, Cablevision, takes Boston channels (Big 4 and WGBH), none of which are listed in TVH. Rogers on the Gaspe coast takes ABC/CBS/NBC from Boston and PBS from Bangor (their cable feed comes out of Bathurst, NB).

I wonder how TV Hebdo continues to list channels that can't be seen in Quebec? And to ignore channels that are regularly seen? Maybe I shouldn't complain. At least TV Hebdo is still making the effort to list each station's schedule. Even though my French is limited, I picked up a TV Hebdo last time I was in Montreal to know what was on, not an English-language TV Guide. TV Guide Canada only lists most channels and networks regionally, not individual stations in individual markets like they once did. I suppose the schedules these days for CBC, SRC, TVA, etc. are pretty standard, whether you're in Montreal, Quebec,

Sherbrooke, Ottawa, etc. Stations that have their own line ups, such as CFCF (CTV Montreal) and CJOH (CTV Ottawa) do get their own listings. But you'd think that somebody would send a note to the TV Hebdo editors that they see WWJ-TV Detroit, not WTOL Toledo, as their CBS station. Or they see WXYZ Detroit as their ABC station, not WMTW Poland Spring, Maine.

TV Guide in Canada ceased publication in November 2006 -- after following the US counterpart's lead of offering nationwide listings with one edition for each of the four "important" timezones (Eastern to Pacific). At least in Quebec, TV Hebdo is the only TV magazine on the market (not counting newspaper supplements). I suppose the schedules these days for CBC, SRC, TVA, etc. are pretty standard, whether you're in Montreal, Quebec, Sherbrooke, Ottawa, etc. Stations that have their own line ups, such as CFCF (CTV Montreal) and CJOH (CTV Ottawa) do get their own listings. These days, the CTV outlets are now pretty standard as well, with only a few minor variations for news and ads. But you'd think that somebody would send a note to the TV Hebdo editors that they see WWJ-TV Detroit, not WTOL Toledo, as their CBS station. Or they see WXYZ Detroit as their ABC station, not WMTW Poland Spring, Maine. Anyone know French? I find it surprising that after all these years (especially WTOL, which is STILL in TVH after being pushed off CANCOM 14 years ago), they haven't changed the US stations. Over the years, there MUST have been some readers dripping a line in regards to TVH's US listings.

RETRO: BIRMINGHAM/TUSCALOOSA - 9/24/1998

Thursday, September 24, 1998 WBRC-TV FOX6 05:00AM News 07:00AM Good Day Alabama 09:00AM Regis & Kathie Lee 10:00AM Donny and Marie 11:00AM Judge Judy 11:30AM Judge Judy 12:00PM News

12:30PM Jeopardy! 01:00PM Inside Edition 01:30PM Judge Joe Brown 02:00PM Sally Jessy Raphael 03:00PM Ricki Lake 04:00PM Oprah Winfrey 05:00PM News 05:30PM News 06:00PM News 06:30PM Wheel of Fortune 07:00PM World's Wildest Police Videos 08:00PM Fox Files 09:00PM News 09:30PM Jeopardy! 10:00PM News 10:35PM Seinfeld 11:05PM M*A*S*H 11:35PM Ricki Lake 12:35AM Hunter 01:35AM Cops 02:05AM Cops 02:35AM Judge Joe Brown 03:05AM Sally Jessy Raphael 04:00AM M*A*S*H 04:30AM First Business WVTM-TV NBC13 05:00AM News 05:30AM News 06:00AM News 07:00AM Today 09:00AM Leeza 10:00AM Judge Mills Lane 10:30AM NewsRadio 11:00AM News 12:00PM Days of Our Lives 01:00PM Sunset Beach 02:00PM Another World 03:00PM Roseanne Show 04:00PM Rosie O'Donnell 05:00PM News 05:30PM NBC News 06:00PM News 06:30PM Access Hollywood 07:00PM Suddenly Susan 07:30PM Conrad Bloom

08:00PM Caroline in the City 08:30PM Will & Grace 09:00PM Dateline NBC 10:00PM News 10:35PM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 11:35PM Late Night with Conan O'Brien 12:35AM Later 01:05AM Love Connection 01:35AM Change of Heart 02:05AM NewsRadio 02:35AM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 03:35AM Sunset Beach 04:30AM News at Sunrise WDBB/WTTO-TV WB17/21 05:00AM Tiny Toon Adventures 05:30AM Animaniacs 06:00AM Pinky and the Brain 06:30AM Hercules 07:00AM Bobby's World 07:30AM Life with Louie 08:00AM Histeria! 08:30AM The New Superman/Batman Adventures 09:00AM The New Superman/Batman Adventures 09:30AM Paid Programming 10:00AM Charlie's Angels 11:00AM Newlywed Game 11:30AM Dating Game 12:00PM I Love Lucy 12:30PM I Love Lucy 01:00PM Matlock 02:00PM Boy Meets World 02:30PM Doug 03:00PM Space Goofs 03:30PM Toonsylvania 04:00PM Goosebumps (2x) 05:00PM The Simpsons 05:30PM Home Improvement 06:00PM Friends 06:30PM Friends 07:00PM 7th Heaven 08:00PM Hyperion Bay 09:00PM Home Improvement 09:30PM Frasier 10:00PM Andy Griffith 10:30PM Andy Griffith

11:00PM All in the Family 11:30PM Cheers 12:00AM Roseanne 12:30AM Grace Under Fire 01:00AM Mad About You 01:30AM MOVIE: Sheena 04:00AM What's Happening Now!! 04:30AM The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest WCFT-TV ABC33 05:30AM Good Morning Alabama 07:00AM Good Morning America 09:00AM Maury 10:00AM All My Children 11:00AM The View 12:00PM News 12:30PM Port Charles 01:00PM One Life to Live 02:00PM General Hospital 03:00PM Howie Mandel 04:00PM Montel Williams 05:00PM News 05:30PM ABC News 06:00PM News 06:30PM Entertainment Tonight 07:00PM MOVIE: Executive Decision 10:00PM News 10:35PM Nightline 11:05PM Politically Incorrect 11:35PM Real TV 12:05AM Hard Copy 12:35AM Paid Programming 01:05AM ABC World News Now 03:35AM Off the air 04:05AM News This Morning WIAT-TV CBS42 05:00AM CBS News 05:30AM This Morning's Business 06:00AM Married...with Children 06:30AM A Different World 07:00AM This Morning 09:00AM Martha Stewart Living 10:00AM The Price is Right 11:00AM Young & the Restless 12:00PM EXTRA

12:30PM Bold & the Beautiful 01:00PM As the World Turns 02:00PM Guiding Light 03:00PM People's Court 04:00PM The Nanny 04:30PM The Nanny 05:00PM News 05:30PM CBS News 06:00PM Match Game 06:30PM Hollywood Squares 07:00PM Diagnosis Murder 09:00PM 48 Hours 10:00PM News 10:35PM Late Show with David Letterman 11:35PM Late Late Show with Tom Snyder 12:35AM TBA 01:05AM Paid Programming 01:35AM Paid Programming 02:05AM News 02:40AM Martha Stewart Living 03:10AM Up to the Minute WJRD-TV PAX49 05:00AM Shepherd's Chapel 06:00AM Paid Programming 06:30AM Paid Programming 07:00AM Great Day America 08:00AM Bloopy's Buddies 08:30AM RoboCop: Alpha Commando 09:00AM Paid Programming 09:30AM Paid Programming 10:00AM Paid Programming 10:30AM Judge Mills Lane 11:00AM Here's Lucy 11:30AM Here's Lucy 12:00PM News 12:30PM Parenting for the 90s 01:00PM Woman's Day 01:30PM Reel to Reel 02:00PM The Love Boat 03:00PM The Hogan Family 03:30PM Dave's World 04:00PM Great Day America 05:00PM News 05:30PM News 06:00PM News

06:30PM Judge Mills Lane 07:00PM Touched by an Angel 08:00PM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 09:00PM Diagnosis Murder 10:00PM News 10:35PM Crimson Tide 11:05PM Highway to Heaven 12:05AM Paid Programming 12:35AM Paid Programming 01:05AM Gary Richardson 01:35AM Paul Williams 02:05AM Psalms 03:05AM Rick Rusaw 03:35AM Gary Richardson 04:05AM Worship 04:35AM Gary Richardson WABM-TV UPN68 05:00AM Paid Programming 05:30AM Pocket Dragon Adventures 06:00AM Sailor Moon 06:30AM Extreme Dinosaurs 07:00AM Pokmon 07:30AM Beast Wars: Transformers 08:00AM RoboCop: Alpha Commando 08:30AM New Zoo Revue 09:00AM Kenneth Copeland 09:30AM Joyce Meyer 10:00AM Paid Programming 10:30AM What's Happening!! 11:00AM America's Funniest Home Videos 11:30AM LAPD: Life on the Beat 12:00PM Forgive or Forget 01:00PM Jerry Springer 02:00PM Jenny Jones 03:00PM Mama's Family 03:30PM The Cosby Show 04:00PM The Jeffersons 04:30PM Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 05:00PM Living Single 05:30PM Living Single 06:00PM Sister, Sister 06:30PM Martin 07:00PM Star Trek: Voyager 08:00PM Star Trek: Voyager 09:00PM Martin

09:30PM The Cosby Show 10:00PM Good Times 10:30PM In the Heat of the Night 11:30PM The Jeffersons 12:00AM Jerry Springer 01:00AM Jenny Jones 02:00AM Off the air 04:00AM Shepherd's Chapel

I see WBRC aired Jeopardy! twice a day. Usually if that's the case, it means that one of the airings is a rerun from the previous season. If that's the case, I'm guessing it's the midday airing. Though I know that in most of the Central Time Zone, Jeopardy! always airs first, and Wheel of Fortune almost always airs at 6:30. Does WBRC still air these shows?

ABC 33/40 has "Wheel" at 6:30; WIAT has back-to-back episodes of "Jeopardy!" in the afternoon (either 3-4 or 4-5, I'm not sure which). Do you know if the WIAT double run of Jeopardy has a last-season rerun for the 2nd run? I only see last season shows on Saturday evenings (Wheel is also a last-season rerun on Saturdays). I know the Saturday "Wheel" and "Jeopardy!" shows are from last season (we get them on WFMY and WTVD), but I'm not sure about the second-run daytime "Jeopardy!" shows; a couple of years ago WFMY ran them at 10:30 AM but, not being a regular viewer, I couldn't place some of the contestants. Perhaps someone else can better answer your question. "Jeopardy!" fared poorly in the morning in Greensboro, and WFMY added a third episode of "The Andy Griffith Show" (it has them at 10 AM and 5:30 PM as well) Monday-Wednesday, and a show resembling sister station WXIA's "Atlanta and Company" on Thursdays and Fridays, where local companies advertise in the guise of a talk show.

Jeopardy airs from 3:00-4:00 on Channel 42; Dr. Phil runs from 4:00-5:00.

Retro: Hartford CT - WTIC sign-on and first week September 1957

WTIC Debut Week WTIC had no daytime listings for their first week in TV Guide. These are the exact listings for the first five days, and they were an independent station at the time. Monday, September 23, 1957 7:00p Dedication Program (special) Gov. Abraham Ribicoff will assist in the Ch. 3 premiere telecast. Ed Begley, host. 8:00p Movie The African Queen (1952); Humphrey Bogart, Katherine Hepburn 10:00p News, Weather 10:15p Boxing Preview 10:30p Boxing St. Nicks; Harry Bell vs. Carlos Oritz, 10 round lightweight bout. Chris Schenkel reports. (Note- DuMont was out of business by this time - not sure where this broadcast originated from) 11:15p Falcon adventure A Borderline Case Tuesday, September 24, 1957 7:00p Kingdom of the Sea adventure; viewers see the underwater world at Coral Gardens (film) 7:30p Movie Southwest Passage; Rod Cameron 9:00p Capt. David Grief adventure Son of the Sun (film) 9:30p Public Defender police The Prize Fighter Story (film) 10:00p News, Weather 10:15p Movie Bitter Rice (1950); Silvano Mangano Wednesday, September 25, 1957 7:00p Frontier Doctor western; Dr. Baxter is captured by a gang of outlaws. Rex Allen (film). 7:30p Movie Beachhead (1953); four Marines are assigned to locate a French planter and his daughter in the South Pacific. Tony Curtis, Frank Lovejoy. 9:00p O. Henry Playhouse drama; After 18 years in the ring a fighter wants to quit but his friends and sportswriters want him to make one last try. (film) 9:30p Search for Adventure 10:00p News, Weather 10:15p Movie Witness to Murder (1954); a woman sees a murder committed in the room across from her. Barbara Stanwyck Thursday, September 25, 1957 7:00p Steve Donovan western Ghost Town (fillm) 7:30p Movie Man With a Million (English, 1954); A man sets out to prove that by just possessing a million-pound note, he could live like a king. Gregory Peck. 9:00p Dr. Hudsons Journal long embittered by the loss of his arm and the unfulfilled dream of becoming a doctor, a man finds a new lease on life. John Howard, Arthur Shields. (film) 9:30p Pro Football Highlights 10:00p News, Weather

10:15p Movie Sleep, My Love (1948); with the help of a phony doctor, a husband tries to drive his wife mad. Claudette Colbert. Friday, September 27, 1957 7:00p Touchdown football 7:30p Movie Fort Defiance (1951); a mans desertion during battle causes the annihilation of his company. Dane Clark. 9:00p Mr. and Mrs. North Reunion (film) 9:30p What in the World panel; regular panelists Joan Dando, English professor, Trinity College; Jim Egan of $64,000 Question and Challenge fame; Charles Cunningham, director of Wadsworth Atheneum and John Schereschewsky, director of Rumsey Hall School in Washington, Conn. Great guest Kathy Godfrey on the first show about travel. (Note according to another item in the TV Guide Kathy Godfrey is Arthur Godfreys sister and hosts Connecticut Life weekdays at 1p on WHCT channel 18.) 10:00p News, Weather 10:15p Movie I, The Jury (1953); Mike Hammer, private detective, vows vengeance for his friends murder. Preston Foster.

Also part of that premiere was the legendary Bob Steele, the longtime morning man at WTIC-AM 1080. I don't think channel 3 became a CBS affiliate until 1960 or so. The station changed their call letters to WFSB-TV in 1974. The call letters live on today for Tribune-owned FOX channel 61, unrelated to channel 3's original owners.

Retro: This Week in TV Guide, January 6, 1973 - MSP Edition

As the new year starts, we see the introduction of one of the most influential television programs of the 1970, and perhaps the first "reality" show - PBS' "An American Family." Read more about this strange, controversial and ground-breaking series. Also, Jack Paar returns to television, TV Guide takes a look back at the past year, and more. http://www.itsabouttv.com/2013/01/this-week-in-tv-guide-january-6-1973.html As always your comments, positive as well as negative, are welcome. And now the listings from Thursday, January 11. All stations are Minneapolis-St. Paul. KTCA, Channel 2 (PBS) Morning 10:00a The Electric Company Afternoon 12:05p Sesame Street 02:35p Vocational Guidance (B&W)

03:00p Effective Writing (B&W) 03:30p Film (B&W) 04:00p Mister Rogers 04:30p Sesame Street (replay) 05:30p Electric Company (replay) Evening 06:00p Teaching Role (B&W) 06:30p Your Schools Today 07:00p The Advocates Are Drug Commercials Hazardous to Your Health? 08:00p An American Family (Debut) 09:00p World Press 09:30p Town and Country WCCO, Channel 4 (CBS) Morning 06:30a Sunrise Semester Law and Morality 07:00a Clancy and Carmen (children) 07:30a Clancy and Willie (children) 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a The Jokers Wild 09:30a Price is Right 10:00a Gambit 10:30a Love of Life 11:00a Where the Heart Is 11:25a Live Today (religion) 11:30a Search for Tomorrow Afternoon 12:00p Midday (local news) 12:30p As the World Turns 01:00p Guiding Light 01:30p The Edge of Night 02:00p Love is a Many Splendored Thing 02:30p The Secret Storm 03:00p Family Affair 03:30p Movie The Bedford Incident 05:30p CBS News (Walter Cronkite) Evening 06:00p News (local) 06:30p Years to Youth 07:00p The Waltons 08:00p Movie The Gypsy Moths 10:00p News (local) 10:50p Movie A Kind of Loving (B&W) 12:50p Movie Darbys Rangers (B&W) KSTP, Channel 5 (NBC)

Morning 06:00a Minnesota Today 06:30a Not for Women Only (guests Dr. Irwin Stillman, Dr. Robert Atkins, Paul Deutschman) 07:00a Today 09:00a Dinah Shore (guests Lee Salk, Jim Pritchett) 09:30a Concentration 10:00a Sale of the Century 10:30a Hollywood Squares 11:00a Jeopardy! 11:30a Who, What or Where 11:55a NBC News (Floyd Kalber) Afternoon 12:00p News (local) 12:15p Dial 5 01:00p Days of Our Lives 01:30p The Doctors 02:00p Another World 02:30p Return to Peyton Place 03:00p Somerset 03:30p Mike Douglas (guests Diana Ross, Billy Eckstine, Totie Fields, Ruth Gordon) 04:30p Dick Van Dyke (B&W) 05:00p Hogans Heroes 05:30p NBC News (John Chancellor) Evening 06:00p News (local) 06:30p Wait Till Your Father Gets Home 07:00p Flip Wilson 08:00p Ironside 09:00p Dean Martin (guests Bob Newhart, Steve Landesberg) 10:00p News (local) 10:30p Johnny Carson (guests Connie Stevens, Larry Kert) 12:00a Ski Scene 12:35a Suspense Theatre KMSP, Channel 9 (ABC) Morning 07:00a CBS Morning News (John Hart) (not carried by WCCO) 08:00a News and Views (local) 08:30a Grandpa Ken (children) 09:00a Romper Room (Miss Jody) 09:30a Nanny and the Professor 10:00a Whats My Line? (panelists Bert Convey, Arlene Francis, Jaye P. Morgan, Gene Rayburn) 10:30a Bewitched 11:00a Password (panelists Jack Klugman and Tony Randall)

11:30a Split Second Afternoon 12:00p All My Children 12:30p Lets Make a Deal 01:00p Newlywed Game 01:30p Dating Game 02:00p General Hospital 02:30p One Life to Live 03:00p Love, American Style 03:30p Beat the Clock 04:00p Wild, Wild West 05:00p News (local) 05:30p ABC News (Smith/Reasoner) Evening 06:00p To Tell the Truth 06:30p Truth or Consequences 07:00p Jacques Cousteau (special) 08:00p China (documentary) 10:00p News (local) 10:30p Jack Paar Tonite (guest David Halberstam) 12:00a Laredo 01:00a News WTCN, Channel 11 (Ind.) Morning 07:00a New Zoo Revue 07:30a Popeye and Porky (cartoons) 08:30a Mister Ed (B&W) 09:00a Flintstones 09:30a I Dream of Jeannie 10:00a Father Knows Best (B&W) 10:30a Andy Griffith (B&W) 11:00a Gomer Pyle, USMC 11:30a Whats New? (local variety) Afternoon 01:00p Movie Adventures in Indochina 02:50p Lucille Rivers (sewing) 03:00p Andy Griffith (B&W) 03:30p Petticoat Junction 04:00p Flintstones 04:30p Gilligans Island (B&W) 05:00p That Girl 05:30p Star Trek Evening 06:30p Hockey (North Stars 1, Bruins 1) 08:50p Hockey Scoreboard

09:00p I Dream of Jeannie 09:30p News (local) 10:00p Perry Mason (B&W) 11:00p Movie Marco Polo

I didn't know that the WHA had games on CBS! I grew up west of Boston as a New England Whalers fan in the later 70s and would have loved to have seen games. (I followed both the Whale and the Cincinnati Stingers on radio, and of course could watch the Bruins on WSBK). Did the Fighting Saints have any local radio or TV coverage? As I recall, WHA coverage on TV was sketchy at best. The game on CBS was a one-off, I think, so it wasn't a regular package. The only Fighting Saints game I ever saw televised was, of all things, a game on Channel 2, the PBS station. Frank Buetel, the longtime North Stars announcer, did the play-byplay. It was a home game, presented without commercial interruption. Quite possible there were more, but I don't think there was anything like regular TV coverage. Wikipedia tells me that a few games were on WTCN-11, and that radio coverage was on WLOL. I lived outside the Twin Cities area for most of the time the WHA was in existence, so I'll have to rely on the memories of others. Really enjoyed that league, though!

Never saw the WHA turn up on CBS here in Pittsburgh. Only WHA game I ever recall seeing was their All-Star Game about a year before the merger. That was carried on our local PBS station, WQED. I'm assuming that Dean Martin show on NBC at 9PM was one of the Dean Martin Roasts? His regular series was long gone by '73, near as I can recall.

There were four WHA games on CBS in the 1972-73 season, all on weekend afternoons: two in the regular-season, and two playoff games (the latter being Game 5 of the finals, when the then-New England Whalers, based then in Boston, won the first Avco Cup in front of a home crowd). But at the end of the 1973-74 regular season, the team left Boston for Hartford (but played home games during the 1974 playoffs and the first part of the 1974-75 season in Springfield, Massachusetts until a new arena in Hartford was finished), where they became the Hartford Whalers. It's my understanding that had the Avco Cup Finals gone to a seventh game, it would have been an afternoon game the following weekend for CBS broadcast.

During the two years the Whalers were in Boston, the then-WKBG-56 carried their games. In year one, they did 25 regular-season games (20 home and 5 away), plus playoff road games. The second year, they carried 20 regular-season games (5 home and 15 away), but no playoff games since the team's home playoff games were being played in Springfield. I think WHCT-18 in Hartford simulcast the last few Whalers' games aired by WKBG in February and March of 1974 after the team announced that they would be moving down I-84. It's possible that some playoff games in 1974 (likely away contests) may have been broadcast by either WHCT or another Hartford TV station.

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Thur. October 16th, 1969

Source: TV Guide CHANNELS 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 6 CHEK Victoria [CBC/CTV] 7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] 8 CHAN Vancouver [CTV] 9 KCTS Seattle [NET] 11 KTNT Tacoma [IND] 12 KVOS Bellingham [CBS] 13 KTVW Tacoma [IND] C=Color 6AM 6 8 University of the Air C French: continuation of the indefinite article. 12 Mansions of Man 13 Early Morning Films 6:10 7 Farm News C 6:15 4 Farm News C 6:20 4 Thought for the Day C 5 Farm News C

6:25 4 News C 7 Let's Talk About C 6:30 4 Telecourse-Minority Groups 5 Telecourse-Economic History 6 8 Good Morning 7 Sunrise Semester C Math: a mathematical IQ test. 12 Plays of Shakespeare Prof. Arthur Eastman presents his interpretation of "Hamlet." Students perform scenes from the play. 6:45 13 Employment Report 7AM 4 Speak Up! 5 Today C Scheduled: a panel discussion on sex education; Bill Davis, editor of England's satirical Punch magazine. 7 12 News-Joseph Benti C 13 News/Weather 7:15 13 Stock/Business Report 7:30 4 Leave it to Beaver Wally asks Beaver to baby-sit for him, so he can keep a date. Jerry Mathers. 7 J.P. Patches C 12 Frisky Frolics 7:50 13 News/Weather-Dick Stokke 8AM 4 News-Milt Furness C 6 8 Pete's Place 13 Stock/Business Report 8:15 4 Good Morning-Sampson Guests: guitarist Carlos Montoya and his wife Sally, designer Leo Narducci and toy

consultant Jerri Jorgenson. 8:30 6 8 Romper Room 7 12 Captain Kangaroo C 8:50 13 News-Dick Stokke 8:55 4 Paul Harvey 9AM 4 Ed Nelson C Guests: comedian Larry Storch and singer Sue Raney. 5 Telescope C Guests: comedian Arnold Stang. hair-dresser Kenneth and fashion designer Leo Narducci. [NBC News at 9:25.] 6 8 Ed Allen C 7 News-Jack Williams C 9 Classroom 9AM: Safety. 9:15, 9:45: Spanish. 9:30: Phonics. 10AM: Ecology. 10:25: Language Arts. 10:45, 11AM: Music. 12 Lucille Ball C Lost: Mooney's precious stamp. Suspect: vacuum salesgirl Lucy. 13 Stock/Business Report 9:30 [Programs on 2, 5 and 6 were preempted at this time for World Series Game 5, the last baseball game of the World Series for 1969.] 6 8 TV Bingo 7 Perry Mason "The Startled Stallion." John Brant appropriates Jo Ann Blachard's race horse in lieu of a mortgage payment. 12 Beverly Hillbillies C Actor Tom Kelly is going ape posing as the Clampett's pet gorilla. 9:50 13 News 10AM 2 6 Canadian Schools First of five shows on matter and energy. Today: what is a molecule? 4 Movie "Don't Bother to Knock." [1952] A deranged baby sitter struggles against her impulses to

kill a child. Marilyn Monroe, Richard Widmark. 5 Sale of the Century C 8 Jean Cannem 11 Farm News C 12 Andy Griffith C Tutor Howard is making the grade-with his pupil's sister. Scott Land. 13 Stock/Business Report 10:10 11 News and Interviews 10:30 2 6 Friendly Giant Book: "A Tree is Nice." 5 Hollywood Squares C Guests: Ed Ames, Anne Baxter, Betty Grable, Vincent Price and Jackie Vernon. Host: Peter Marshall. 7 12 Love of Life C 11 Jack La Lanne C 13 Stock/Business Report 10:45 2 6 Chez Helene 10:50 13 News-Dick Stokke 11AM 2 Mr. Dressup A look at how books are made. 5 Jeopardy! C 6 8 Peyton Place 7 12 Where the Heart Is C 11 Romper Room C 13 Stock/Business Report 11:15 9 Shadowtime Tales 11:25 2 Double Exposure 1. "White Ships" offers a stem-to-stern look at one Portuguese fishing fleet anchored off Newfoundland. 2. "Ride for Your Life" recounts the hazardous exploits of a professional motorcycle racer. 7 News-Douglas Edwards C

12 Woman's World 11:30 4 Galloping Gourmet C Graham Kerr prepares salami and sweetbreak. 5 Name Droppers C Guests: James Drury, Nanette Fabray and Doug McClure. 6 8 Magistrate's Court C 7 Search for Tomorrow C 9 Pocketful of Fun Topic: shadows, including a discussion and a shadow play. 12 David Frost C Guests include Robert Young, comedy writer Selma Diamond, the Young Holt Unlimited and comedian Leonard Barr. Billy Taylor. 13 Stock/Business Report 11:55 2 News 5 King's Queen C Noon 2 Luncheon Date 4 Bewitched 5 You're Putting Me On Guests: Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Tammy Grimes, E.J. Peaker, Nipsey Bussell and Eli Wallach. 6 Noon Show 7 News-Hill/Williams C 8 News 9 One Upon a Day 11 Dennis Wholey C Guests: singer Johnny Tillotson, Marva Whitney and Phyllis Craig; the Underground Sunshine, rock group; comedian Charlie Manna and journalist David Schoenbrun. 12:15 8 Pierre Berton Guests: Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards, stars of the documentary "A Married Couple." 12:30 2 Search for Tomorrow C 4 That Girl C The pressure is on when Ann's father takes a fall in Don's office. 5 Days of Our Lives C 7 As the World Turns C 9 Classroom 12:30: Grammer. 1PM, 2:45: Language Arts. 1:15, 1:45 Spanish. 1:30, 2:30, 3:15, 3:30:

Music. 2PM: Fine Arts. [Recess 3:05-3:15, 3:45-4PM.] 13 Employment Report 12:45 6 8 Movie C "The Wild Heart" [1952] A Welsh gypsy girl's superstitious nature brings conflict into her romantic life. Jennifer Jones. 1PM 2 Coronation Street 4 Dream House C 5 The Doctors C 7 12 Love is a Many Splendored Thing C 13 Ladies' Day 1:30 2 As the World Turns C 4 Let's Make a Deal C 5 Another World C 7 Guiding Light C 11 Divorce Court C Charge: mental cruelty. Judge: Voltaire Perkins. 12 Strange Paradise C Raxi [Cosette Lee] enlists Vangie's aid in locating the missing poison. 13 Pendulum 2PM 2 To Be Announced 4 Newlywed Game C 5 Bright Promise C 7 12 Secret Storm C 11 Movie Game C 13 Cook's Tour 2:15 6 8 Culinary Capers C 2:30 2 Bob Switzer C 4 Dating Game C 5 Letters to Laugh-In C Guests: Pat Carroll, Teresa Graves, Peter Lawford and Alan Sues. 6 8 People in Conflict C Cases: a couple disagree about when their son should leave home; a man wants to blackmail his unfaithful wife.

7 12 Edge of Night C 11 Girl Talk C Guest: actress Jan Sterling. 2:55 5 News-Floyd Kalber C 3PM 2 6 Take 30 Parliamentary reporting is the topic as Ed Reid interviews former Parliamentary press correspondent Richard Gwynn; Postmaster General Eric Kierans; George Bain, of Toronto's Globe and Mail; and Joan Topolski, professor of journalism at Carleton University. 4 General Hospital C 5 Concentration C 7 To Tell the Truth C 8 Doctor's Diary C Topic: hip surgery. 11 Uncle Waldo C 12 Game Game C Question: "How self-reliant are you?" Celebrities: Sandy Baron, Beverly Garland and Abbey Lincoln. 13 True Story 3:30 2 6 Edge of Night C 4 One Life to Live C 5 Mike Douglas C Guests include Eartha Kitt, news photographer David Douglas Duncan and comic Morty Gunty. 7 Peyton Place Excitement looms for Allison [Mia Farrow] Elliott meets his former brother-in-law. 8 Money Makers C 11 The Rifleman "The Deadeye Kid." A scared young tough is fleeing from two killers, but the posse on his trail thinks that he's the murderer. 12 To Tell the Truth C 13 Penny and Her Pals 4PM 2 6 Galloping Gourmet C Recipe: roast suckling pig. 4 Dark Shadows C 8 Gomer Pyle, USMC C 9 TV High School Grammer: punctuation, part 2.

11 Dennis the Menace C "Dennis and the Cowboy." Dennis wants to appear in the town pageant because the star is going to be Whip Crawford, his favorite TV cowboy. Jay North. 12 Alvin C 4:30 2 6 Banana Splits C 4 Mothers-In-Law C A battle of the sexes erupts with Jerry's decision to play poker. Jerry Fogel. 7 Strange Paradise Matt [Dan MacDonald] learns more about the curse he must fight on Maljardin. 8 Andy Griffith 9 Spanish 11 Batman C Conclusion: a witch helps villainous Marsha subdue Batman. Carolyn Jones. 12 Fun-O-Rama 13 Westerners 4:45 9 Friendly Giant Topic: tongue twisters. 5PM 2 Square Knights C 4 What's My Line? C 5 Game Game C Question: "How cheerful are you?" 6 8 Bewitched Darrin's new next-door neighbor-would you believe a beauty queen? Elizabeth Montgomery. 7 Gomer Pyle, USMC C Wedding jitters strike Gomer's pal. Jim Nabors. 9 Mister Rogers Topic: how to babysit. 11 Flintstones C 12 I Love Lucy Lucy comes to the conclusion that Ricky is preparing to murder her. 13 Barbara Colman 5:30 2 Beverly Hillbillies C The Clampetts refuses to leave the Ozarks until Pearl gets married. 4 News-Jack Eddy C 5 Truth or Consequences C 6 8 Lucille Ball C 7 News-Walter Cronkite C

9 What's New In this first of two programs, MIT sailing master Jerry Reed explains the construction of and rigging of a sailboat. 11 Gilligan's Island After the shipwreck, Gilligan and the skipper set sail on a makeshift raft in hopes of finding help. Bob Denver. 12 Movie "The Warriors." [1955] King Edward the First, of 14th century England is victorious in his battle with France, and leaves his son in charge when he goes back to Britain. Errol Flynn. 13 Burke's Law 6PM 2 Down Center 4 News-Reynolds/Smith C 5 News-Huntley/Brinkley C 6 8 News-Cameron Bell 7 News-Clif Kirk C 9 What's in a Word? Robert Smith tells the history of the names of birds and fishes. 11 Star Trek C Captain Kirk tries to restore the cultural status quo on a primitive planet. 6:30 2 News, Sports, Weather C 4 News-Jack Eddy C 5 News-Gene Wike, Bob Faw C Magazine segment: Mike James reports on a black cooperative; Kathy Wynstra discusses the North Cascades. 7 Felony Squad C Sam and Jim go after a trip of jetset gamblers responsible for the murder of a poker player who bet his own life-and lost. 9 Consultation Topic: rodent control. 12 News-Walter Cronkite C 13 Honey West 7PM 4 Outdoor Sportsman C Jim Conway goes after rainbow trout at a volcanic crater in New Zealand. 6 It Takes a Thief C 7 Get Smart C Max and the Chief enroll at Miss Valerie's school for expectant fathers. In addition to diapering, the men are trying to learn how KAOS is using the place to assemble a deadly explosive. Don Adams. 8 Family Affair C

Cissy discovers that fleeing the nest is for the birds when she takes an apartment with a friend. Kathy Garver. 9 Videoscope 1. Anne Foulke discusses paintings by Seattle artist Bert Garner. In an audio-visual portrait, Garner is seen working in his Pioneer Square studio. 2. Film reviewer John Voorhees discusses the latest films in Seattle. 11 Beat the Clock C 12 Movie-Continues 13 Zane Grey 7:25 12 News 7:30 2 Doris Day C Surprises are in store when Doris and her boss attend a dinner party given by an important businessman. Unbekownst to them, his wife is the woman Doris battled over the sale of boy scout candy. 4 Ghost and Mrs. Muir C Dom DeLuise plays the dispirited ghost of Elroy Applegate, once the Captain's most unable-bodied seaman. Woefully inept at spooking, Elroy is after a crash course in ghostmanship from the resident expert, so he can establish his own haunts. Hope Lange. 5 Daniel Boone C Rosey Grier, singer and former Los Angeles Ram, joins the series as Gabe Cooper, an escaped slave-turned-Indian chief. Daniel recruits Gabe and three malcontents-a coward, a felon and a British deserter-to destroy the British cannon commanding the Ohio River. 7 Family Affair C See 7PM, CHAN. 8 Tom Jones C In Hollywood, Tom's guests are Anthony Newley; Peggy Lipton of "Mod Squad"; Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young; and comic-impressionist John Byner, who does take-offs on Tom and Tony Bennett. 9 French Chef Julia Child prepares various quenelles, thick poached mixtures of pureed fish, sauce, eggs and cream. Recommended fish include halibut, conger, silver hake, gray sole, ocean cod and lean fresh salmon. 11 He Said, She Said C 12 Movie "The Barbarian and the Geisha" [1958] In 1856, Townsend Harris arrives in Shimoda with orders to break the barrier of superstition that separates the Orientals and the Westerners. John Wayne. 13 Thriller 8PM and later will be covered later today. -crainbebo

Retro: North Carolina Mon, Jan 8, 1962

from TV Guide-North Carolina edition WFMY 2-CBS/ABC Greensboro 6:00 Film Feature 6:15 RFD Piedmont (George Perry) 6:30 College of the Air 7:00 Good Morning (Lee Kinard) 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Devotions 9:15 Second Breakfast (Stoker) 9:30 What's Cooking? (Kelly) 10:00 Calendar 10:30 I Love Lucy 11:00 Video Village 11:30 Your Surprise Package 11:55 CBS News noon Love at Life 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Dr. Hudson's Journal "I Killed My Daddy" 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party (Dr. Richard Koll on rehabbing heart patients) 3:00 Millionaire 3:30 Verdict is Yours 3:55 CBS News 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Old Rebel/Pecos Pete 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 Groucho 6:30 News/Weather 6:45 CBS News 7:00 Grand Ole Opry 7:30 To Tell the Truth 8:00 Donna Reed "Once Upon a Timepiece" 8:30 Window on Main Street "The Mixing Bowl" 9:00 Danny Thomas 9:30 Andy Griffith "Keeper of the Flame" 10:00 Hennesey

10:30 I've Got a Secret (Henry Fonda tries to stump the panel) 11:00 News 11:25 Movie "Twelve Crowded Hours" WBTV 3-CBS/ABC Charlotte 6:20 Daily Word 6:25 College of the Air 6:55 Farm Journal (Gil Stamper) 7:00 Carolina Calling (Smith) 7:55 News/Weather 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 History 9:30 Romper Room 10:00 Calendar 10:30 I Love Lucy 11:00 Video Village 11:30 Your Surprise Package 11:55 CBS News noon Love of Life 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Betty Feezor 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Medic 2:30 House Party 3:00 Millionaire 3:30 Verdict is Yours 3:55 CBS News 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Three Ring Circus 6:00 Whirlybirds "The Story of Mary Scott" 6:25 Sports (Bill Ward) 6:30 News 6:45 CBS News 7:00 Alvin 7:30 Trackdown "Outlaw's Wife" 8:00 Pete & Gladys 8:30 Window on Main Street "The Mixing Bowl" 9:00 Danny Thomas 9:30 Andy Griffith "Keeper of the Flame" 10:00 Hennesey 10:30 I've Got a Secret 11:00 News 11:10 Sports

11:15 Movie "Frontier Marshal" WUNC 4-Edu Chapel Hill 8:55 News/Weather 9:00 History 9:30 Science 10:00 World History 10:30 Mathematics 11:00 Goals for Americans 11:30 Hagherty & Film noon Americans at Work 12:15 News (Dave Wegerek) 12:30 Aspect 1:00 College of the Air "New Biology" 1:30 Physical Education --3:30 In-Service 4:00 French --5:00 TBA 6:00 Chronicle 6:45 What's New? 7:15 Music Appreciation 8:00 Hour of Thespis 8:30 TV International "Suburban Living" 9:30 Debate Tonight: team members from Duke and Wake Forest WRAL 5-NBC Raleigh 6:00 Continental Classroom "Modern Algebra" (c) 6:30 Aspect 7:00 Today 9:00 Bozo the Clown 9:55 Kukla, Fran & Ollie 10:00 Say When 10:30 Play Your Hunch (c) 11:00 Price is Right (c) 11:30 Concentration noon Your First Impression (c) 12:30 Truth or Consequences 1:00 Time Out (Sam Beard) 1:30 Yours for a Song 2:00 Jan Murray (c) 2:25 NBC News 2:30 Loretta Young "The Best Season" 3:00 Young Dr. Malone 3:30 Our Five Daughters

4:00 Make Room for Daddy "Danny's Comeback" 4:30 Here's Hollywood (guest Dan Dailey) 4:55 NBC News 5:00 Captain 5 (Herb Marks) 5:30 1, 2, 3, Go! "The Little Star of Bethlehem" (Narrated by Richard Thomas) 6:00 Captain 5 (Herb Marks) 6:05 News (Armstrong/Capps) 6:20 Viewpoint (Jesse Helms) 6:30 Sports (Ray Reeve) 6:45 NBC News 7:00 Surfside 6 "The Roust" 8:00 King of Diamonds "The Greed Merchants" 8:30 Price is Right (c) 9:00 87th Precinct "Man in a Jam" 10:00 Thriller "Waxworks" 11:00 News 11:15 Jack Paar (c) WECT 6-NBC/CBS/ABC Wilmington 6:30 Carolina Farm Beat 7:00 Today 9:00 History 9:30 Science 10:00 Say When 10:30 Play Your Hunch (c) 11:00 Price is Right (c) 11:30 Concentration noon Your First Impression (c) 12:30 Truth or Consequences 12:55 NBC News 1:00 Science 1:15 These Things We Share 1:25 News (Bob West) 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Variety Showcase (Burns) 2:25 NBC News 2:30 Loretta Young "The Best Season" 3:00 Young Dr. Malone 3:30 Our Five Daughters 4:00 Make Room for Daddy "Danny's Comeback" 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Kukla, Fran & Ollie "Doloras Finds a Pet" 5:05 Popeye 5:30 Matty's Funday Funnies (finale) 6:00 News (Ben McDonald) 6:30 Pilgrim's Quartet

6:55 News/Weather 7:15 NBC News 7:30 Cheyenne "The Wedding Rings" 8:30 Price is Right (c) 9:00 Rifleman "The Princess" 9:30 Third Man "The Girl Who Didn't Know" 10:00 Thriller "Waxworks" 11:00 News 11:15 Jack Paar (c) WITN 7-NBC Washington 6:00 Aspect 6:30 Continental Classroom "American Government" (c) 7:00 Today 9:00 History 9:30 December Bride 10:00 Say When 10:30 Play Your Hunch (c) 11:00 Price is Right (c) 11:30 Concentration noon Your First Impression (c) 12:30 Truth or Consequences 12:55 NBC News 1:00 Yours for a Song 1:30 Queen for a Day 2:00 Jan Murray (c) 2:25 NBC News 2:30 Loretta Young "The Best Season" 3:00 Young Dr. Malone 3:30 Our Five Daughters 4:00 Make Room for Daddy "Danny's Comeback" 4:30 Here's Hollywood 4:55 NBC News 5:00 Kukla, Fran & Ollie "Doloras Finds a Pet" 5:05 Three Stooges 5:30 Laurel & Hardy 6:00 Funny Page 6:30 News 6:45 NBC News 7:00 Pioneers "Escape" 7:30 Ripcord "Darb" 8:00 National Velvet "Stablemates" 8:30 Price is Right (c) 9:00 87th Precinct "Man in a Jam" 10:00 Thriller "Waxworks" 11:00 News

11:20 Sports (Rick Tash) 11:30 Jack Paar (c) WNCT 9-CBS/ABC Greenville 6:30 Carolina Today 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 College of the Air 9:30 Science 10:00 Calendar 10:30 I Love Lucy 11:00 Video Village 11:30 Your Surprise Package noon News (W.E. Debnam) 12:15 Farm News (Don Faust) 12:25 Weather (Sherman Husted) 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Love of Life 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 Millionaire 3:30 Verdict is Yours 3:55 CBS News 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Bozo the Clown 6:00 Deputy Dawg 6:30 News 6:45 CBS News 7:00 Flintstones "The Gambler" 7:30 To Tell the Truth 8:00 Pete & Gladys 8:30 Window on Main Street "The Mixing Bowl" 9:00 Danny Thomas 9:30 Andy Griffith "Keeper of the Flame" 10:00 Hennesey 11:00 News 11:20 Movie "Elsa Maxwell's Hotel for Women" WSOC 9-NBC/ABC Charlotte 6:15 Farm & Home (Lloyd Foster) 6:30 Continental Classroom "American Government" (c) 7:00 Today 9:00 Cartoon Carnival

9:15 Debbie Drake 9:30 Cartoon Carnival 10:00 Say When 10:30 Play Your Hunch (c) 11:00 Price is Right (c) 11:30 Concentration noon News (Jimmy Kilgo) 12:15 Movie "Desire Me" 2:00 Jan Murray (c) 2:25 NBC News 2:30 Loretta Young "the Best Season" 3:00 Young Dr. Malone 3:30 Our Five Daughters 4:00 Make Room for Daddy "Danny's Comeback" 4:30 Here's Hollywood 4:55 NBC News 5:00 Kukla, Fran & Ollie "Doloras Finds a Pet" 5:05 Clown Carnival (Lindsay) 6:00 National Velvet "Terry" 6:30 News 6:45 NBC News 7:00 Third Man "The Best Policy" 7:30 Cheyenne "The Wedding Rings" 8:30 Price is Right (c) 9:00 Surfside 6 "The Quarterback" 10:00 Thriller "Waxworks" 11:00 News 11:20 Sports (Bill Snyder) 11:30 Jack Paar (c) WTVD 11-CBS/ABC Durham 6:30 College of the Air 7:00 Morning Jamboree 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Cartoon Shop (Ernie Greup) 10:00 Calendar 10:30 I Love Lucy 11:00 Video Village 11:30 Your Surprise Package 11:55 CBS News noon Love of Life 12:30 Queen for a Day 1:00 Peggy Mann 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party

3:00 Millionaire 3:30 Verdict is Yours 3:55 CBS News 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Fun Hour 6:00 Lassie 6:30 News/Weather 6:45 CBS News 7:00 Pete & Gladys 7:30 Cheyenne "The Wedding Rings" 8:30 Rifleman "The Princess" 9:00 Danny Thomas 9:30 Andy Griffith "Keeper of the Flame" 10:00 Hennesey 11:00 News 11:15 Steve Aleen (Steve and wife Jayne Meadows open up their home for a Christmas celebration featuring his sons Steve Jr, David, Brian and Billy...along with Louis Nye, the Smothers Brothers, Joey Forman, Buck Henry, Tom Conway, and Barbara Russell) WSJS 12-NBC Winston-Salem 6:00 Continental Classroom "Modern Algebra"/"American Government" (both c) 7:00 Today 9:00 History 9:30 Science 10:00 Say When 10:30 Play Your Hunch (c) 11:00 Price is Right (c) 11:30 Concentration noon Your First Impression (c) 12:30 Truth or Consequences 12:55 NBC News 1:00 Harvey Dinkins 1:30 Susie "Two and Two Makes Five" 2:00 Jan Murray (c) 2:25 NBC News 2:30 Loretta Young "the Best Season" 3:00 Young Dr. Malone 3:30 Our Five Daughters 4:00 Make Room for Daddy "Danny's Comeback" 4:30 Here's Hollywood 4:55 NBC News 5:00 Kukla, Fran & Ollie "Doloras Finds a Pet" 5:05 Bob Gordon 5:30 Deputy "Badge for a Day" (premiere)

6:00 Peter Gunn 6:30 News 6:45 NBC News 7:00 Leave It to Beaver "Ward's Golf Clubs" 7:30 Real McCoys "The New Piano" 8:00 National Velvet "Stablemates" 8:30 Price is Right (c) 9:00 87th Precinct "Man in a Jam" 10:00 Thriller "Waxworks" 11:00 News 11:15 Jack Paar (c)

Funny, I never remember Steve Allen airing on WTVD; I assume, since this appears to be a Christmas show, that it was his short-lived ABC Wednesday-night show that had its last broadcast Dec. 27, 1961. I do recall WFMY and WECT carrying Steve on Saturday afternoons in the fall of '61. I think it was later that year that he started his first syndicated show, as Group W wanted to get the jump on NBC after Johnny Carson was hired to do the "Tonight Show," but had to finish out his contract as host of ABC's "Who Do You Trust?". But by late summer "Tonight" would be on WTVD, following WRAL's switch to ABC on August 1.

Interesting how the stations who took programs from two networks chose which one to air. It also appears some ran the shows from another network on a delayed basis (ee: Leave It To Beaver on NBC affiliate WSJS, Channel 12 in Winston-Salem on a Monday at 7:00 P.M.).

Retro: Boston Friday, April 16, 1965

Source TV Guide, Eastern New England edition 2 - WGBH Boston (Educational) 12:30p Kindergarten 05:00p Kindergarten 05:30p Whats New Children 06:00p Electronics at Work 06:30p News Louis Lyons 06:45p Backgrounds Peter Krough

07:00p Report on Congress 07:15p Slide Rule Seminar 07:30p Jazz Herb Pomeroy 08:00p Compleat Gardner 08:30p Dear Liar special; work based on letters of George Bernard Shaw 10:00p Film Feature 10:30p Elliot Norton 3 WTIC Hartford (CBS) 06:30a Sunrise Semester 07:00a The Story of Italy 07:30a From the College Campus 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Hap Richards children 09:15a Deputy Dawg 09:30a Leave It to Beaver 10:00a News Mike Wallace 10:30a Movie Sitting Pretty 1948 12:00p Love of Life 12:25p News Robert Trout 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p Movie The Miracle of Fatima pt 2 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p Password James Mason and Kitty Carlisle are the celebrities 02:30p House Party 03:00p The Edge of Night 03:30p To Tell The Truth 04:00p Ranger Andy children 04:30p Movie Johnny Trouble 1957 06:00p Connecticut Senator 06:05p Sports Bob Steele 06:15p News, Weather 06:30p CBS News Harry Reasoner (was Cronkite on vacation?) 07:00p Death Valley Days 07:30p Rawhide 08:30p Survival documentary (about a racing car mishap) 09:00p Harry S. Truman Police Action 09:30p Gomer Pyle USMC 10:00p Slatterys People Whats a Swan Song for a Sparrow? 11:00p News, Sports, Weather 11:20p Movie double feature The Silver Chalice 1955 and The Parson of Panamint 1941 4 WBZ Boston (NBC) 06:15a Sign On Seminar

06:45a Daily Almanac 07:00a Today - Local news and weather 7:25, 8:25 09:00a Big Brother Bob Emery 09:25a News, weather 09:30a Bachelor Father 10:00a Truth or Consequences (color) 10:30a Whats This Song? Gene Pitney and Deborah Walley are guest players (color) 10:55a News Edwin Newman 11:00a Concentration 11:30a Jeopardy (color) 12:00p News, Weather 12:30p Mike Douglas variety 02:00p Moment of Truth 02:30p The Doctors 03:00p Another World 03:30p You Dont Say! Tom Kennedy (color) 04:00p Match Game (color) 04:25p News Nancy Dickerson 04:30p Leave It to Beaver 05:00p Movie The Prisoner 1955 06:30p News, Weather 07:00p Huntley/Brinkley 07:30p International Showtime The Circus Stars of Europe 08:30p Bob Hope variety; guests are Nancy Wilson, Frankie Avalon and Pete Fountain 09:30p Jack Benny Smothers Brothers are the guests 10:00p Jack Paar (color) guests Charlton Heston and Bob Newhart 11:00p News, Sports, Weather 11:30p Movie Our Man in Havana 1960 01:15a News, Sports, Weather 01:30a Movie Hurricane Island 1951 5 WHDH Boston (CBS) 06:00a Life of Riley 06:30a Sunrise Semester 07:00a Morning Key Club (color) 07:30a Captain Bob (color) 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Romper Room (color) 09:30a Chris Evans women (color) 10:00a News Mike Wallace 10:30a I Love Lucy 11:00a The Andy Griffith Show 11:30a The Real McCoys 12:00p Love of Life 12:25p News Robert Trout 12:30p Search for Tomorrow

12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p News Leo Egan (color) 01:05p Farm and Food (color) 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p Password 02:30p House Party 03:00p To Tell the Truth Bud Collyer 03:25p News Douglas Edwards 03:30p Edge of Night 04:00p The Secret Storm 04:30p Jack Benny 05:00p Bozo The Clown (color) 06:00p Dateline Boston (color) 06:25p Weather Ted Miller (color) 06:30p CBS News Harry Reasoner 07:00p News, Sports John Day, Leo Egan (color) 07:25p Weather Walker (color) 07:30p Rawhide 08:30p Great Adventure 09:30p Gomer Pyle USMC 10:00p Slatterys People 11:00p News, Weather (color) 11:20p Sports Don Gillis (color) 11:30p Johnny Carson (color) from NBC 6 WTEV New Bedford (ABC) 06:15a Operation Alphabet 06:45a News Truman Taylor 07:00a Sgt. Bilko 07:30a Morning Funtime 08:30a Abbott and Costello 09:00a Cartoons 09:15a News Truman Tayor 09:30a December Bride 10:00a Community Bob Bassett 10:25a News Andy Macmillan 10:30a Trailmaster (Wagon Train) 11:30a The Price Is Right 12:00p The Donna Reed Show 12:30p Father Knows Best 01:00p Rebus game 01:30p Woman Athena Parker 01:55p News 02:00p A Flame in the Wind 02:30p Day In Court 02:55p News Marlene Sanders

03:00p General Hospital 03:30p The Young Marrieds 04:00p Funtime Pat McCormick 04:30p Magilla Gorilla 05:00p Hercules cartoon 05:15p Rocky and His Friends 05:30p Lloyd Thaxton variety (Bobby Goldsboro is the guest) 06:30p ABC News Peter Jennings 06:45p News, Sports, Weather 07:00p The Rifleman 07:30p The Flintstones Itty Bitty Fred (color) 08:00p The Farmers Daughter Katy the Diplomat 08:30p The Addams Family 09:00p Valentines Day Farrows Last Fling 10:00p 12 OClock High V is for Vendetta 11:00p News, Sports, Weather 11:15p Nightlife variety; Allan Sherman is the guest host 7 WNAC Boston (ABC) 06:25a Farm and Market Report 06:30a Understanding Our World 07:00a The Three Stooges 08:30a Rebus game 09:00a Jack LaLanne - exercise 09:30a Girl Talk 10:00a The Young Marrieds serial 10:30a A Flame In The Wind serial 11:00a December Bride 11:30a The Price is Right 12:00p The Donna Reed Show 12:30p Father Knows Best 01:00p General Hospital 01:30p Trailmaster (Wagon Train) 02:30p Movie The Lady Wants Mink 1953 03:55p News Marlene Sanders 04:00p Hawaiian Eye 05:00p Magilla Gorilla 05:30p The Three Stooges 06:00p ABC News Peter Jennings 06:15p News, Weather 06:30p The Rifleman 07:00p The Littlest Hobo 07:30p The Flintstones Itty Bitty Fred (color) 08:30p The Addams Family 09:00p Valentines Day Farrows Last Fling 10:00p 12 OClock High V is for Vendetta

11:00p News, Sports, Weather 11:20p Movie double feature Easter Parade 1948 and Footlight Fever 1941 8 WNHC New Haven (ABC) 06:45a Operation Alphabet 07:15a Christophers Program (Jim Nabors discusses the value of hard work) 07:30a Mr. Goober (color) 08:30a Gloria exercise (color) 09:00a Girl Talk 09:30a The Young Marrieds 10:00a General Hospital 10:30a A Flame in the Wind 11:00a Rebus 11:30a The Price is Right 12:00p The Donna Reed Show 12:30p Father Knows Best 01:00p Movie No Questions Asked 1951 01:55p News 02:00p A Flame in The Wind 02:30p Day In Court 02:55p News Marlene Sanders 03:00p Trailmaster 04:00p Mickey Mouse Club 04:30p Admiral Jack children 05:30p Magilla Gorilla 06:00p News, Weather 06:15p ABC News Peter Jennings 06:30p Bourbon Street Beat 07:30p The Flintstones Itty Bitty Fred (color) 08:00p The Farmers Daughter Katy the Diplomat 08:30p The Addams Family 09:00p Valentines Day Farrows Last Fling 10:00p 12 OClock High V is for Vendetta 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Sports Carl Grande 11:20p Tell Me, Dr. Brothers 11:25p Movie The Blackboard Jungle 1955 9 WMUR Manchester (ABC) 09:30a Clyde Joy music 10:00a News Ron Ripley 10:05a Movie The Gracie Allen Murder Case 11:30a The Price is Right 12:00p The Donna Reed Show 12:30p Father Knows Best 01:00p Rebus

01:30p The Ann Sothern Show 02:00p A Flame in The Wind 02:30p Day in Court 02:55p News Marlene Sanders 03:00p General Hospital 03:30p The Young Marrieds 04:00p Trailmaster 05:00p Uncle Gus cartoons 06:00p Robin Hood 06:30p News, Weather 06:45p ABC News Peter Jennings 07:00p Sea Hunt 07:30p The Flintstones Itty Bitty Fred (color) 08:00p The Farmers Daughter Katy the Diplomat 08:30p The Addams Family 09:00p Valentines Day Farrows Last Fling 10:00p 12 OClock High V is for Vendetta 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie Dr. Broadway 1942 10 WJAR Providence (NBC) 06:30a TV Classroom 07:00a Today 09:00a Leave It to Beaver 09:30a The World Around Us 10:00a Truth or Consequences (color) 10:30a Whats This Song? (color) 10:55a News Edwin Newman 11:00a Concentration 11:30a Jeopardy (color) 12:00p Call My Bluff game; Joan Fontaine and Chester Morris are celebrity contestants (color) 12:30p Ill Bet Jack Narz host; Abby Dalton and Jack Smith vs. David McCallum and Jill Ireland (color) 12:55p News Ray Scherer 01:00p Talk of the Town Jay Kroll 01:30p Lets Make a Deal (color) 02:00p Moment of Truth 02:30p The Doctors 03:00p Another World 03:30p You Dont Say (color) 04:00p Match Game (color) 04:25p News Nancy Dickerson 04:30p Movie Ride The High Iron 1957 06:00p Eye-Dentify - Jay Kroll 06:15p News, Weather

06:30p Huntley/Brinkely 07:00p Have GunWill Travel 07:30p International Showtime The Circus Stars of Europe 08:30p Bob Hope variety 09:30p Jack Benny 10:00p Jack Paar (color) 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Johnny Carson (color) 12 WPRO Providence (CBS) 06:30a Sunrise Semester 07:00a The Three Stooges, Popeye 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Romper Room Bonnie Riker 09:30a Dialing for Dollars 10:20a News, Weather 10:30a I Love Lucy 11:00a Direct Question interview 11:30a The Real McCoys 12:00p Love of Life 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p Girl Talk - panel 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p Password 02:30p House Party 03:00p To Tell the Truth Bud Collyer 03:25p News Douglas Edwards 03:30p Edge of Night 04:00p Movie The Lost Tribe 1949 04:30p Rocky and His Friends 05:00p Movie The Human Jungle 1954 06:30p CBS News Harry Reasoner 07:00p News, Sports, Weather 07:30p Rawhide 08:30p Great Adventure 09:30p Gomer Pyle USMC 10:00p Slatterys People 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Sports Chris Clark 11:20p Movie Black Patch 1957 14 WJZB Worcester (Ind) 03:00p Film Feature 04:45p God is The Answer 05:00p Film Feature

06:20p Stock Market Report 06:25p Weather Pete Savoli 06:30p Huntley/Brinkley 07:00p Broken Arrow 07:30p Susie 08:30p Movie A Public Affair 1962 10:00p Championship Bowling 38 WIHS Boston (Ind) 03:00p Womens Viewpoint Plude 03:30p Movie The Case of the Velvet Claws 1936 (This was one of a series of Perry Mason movies made in the 1930s) 05:00p Kit Carson 05:30p Cartoon Party 05:45p News Victor Best 06:00p Famous Playhouse Live a Little 06:30p Love That Bob 07:00p Movie Wings of the Navy 1939 08:30p Cimarron City Runaway Train 09:30p Your Navy documentary 10:00p News John Parke 10:15p Movie Knute Rockne-All American 1940

What was on ABC from 9:30-10 PM ET? Valentine's Day was only a half hour at 9. While 12 O'Clock High did air 10-11 ET in spring '65 (moved from 9:30 in fall '64), the listing at 9:30 ET seems to be missing from all ABC affils.

My bad - I did miss it! 9:30p 6-8-9 FDR - documentary "The Face of Danger" 7 Richard Diamond "The Lovely Fraud"

Retro: Atlanta/Chattanooga/Macon Friday, August 29, 1969

From TV Guide, Georgia (Atlanta) Edition: WSB Ch. 2 Atlanta (NBC)

6:20 Town And Country 6:25 Farm News 6:30 On Tour ("Wings To Hawaii") 7 AM Today (Jack Wild of "H.R. Pufnstuf," along with producers Sid and Marty Krofft; animal abuse at roadside zoos) 9 AM Today In Georgia 10 AM It Takes Two (Buddy Greco, George Lindsey, Howard Morris and spouses) 10:25 NBC News (Nancy Dickerson) 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Personality (Jack Carter, E.J. Peaker, William Shatner; on film: Robert Morse) 11:30 Hollywood Squares (Sonny and Cher, Totie Fields, Eva Gabor, Pat Henry, Jacqueline Susann, Wally Cox, Charley Weaver, Paul Lynde) 12 N News (Hal Suit) 12:30 Mike Douglas (guest: singer Joe Williams) 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 You Don't Say! (Nancy Kulp, Richard Deacon) 4 PM Match Game (Nipsey Russell, Helen O'Connell) 4:25 News (Tom Wassell) 4:30 Truth Or Consequences 5 PM Perry Mason 6 PM Newsroom (Hal Suit/David Sisson) 7 PM Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:30 High Chaparral 8:30 Name Of The Game 10 PM The Saint 11 PM Newsroom (Dick Horner) 11:30 Tonight Show (Jerry Lewis subs for Johnny; Peter Lawford is a guest) 1 AM Movie: "The Wayward Bus" (watch for Joan Collins and Rick Jason in this one from '57) WRCB Ch. 3 Chattanooga (NBC) 7 AM Today 9 AM Steve Allen (Shelley Berman, Deep Purple, singer Michael Dees, escape artist Bill Chaudet) 10:25 NBC News 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Personality 11:30 Hollywood Squares

12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Eye Guess 12:55 NBC News (Edwin Newman) 1 PM Bulletin 1:20 Fashions In Sewing 1:30 You're Putting Me On (Larry Blyden, Chelsea Brown, Peggy Cass, Anne Jackson, Burt Reynolds, Eli Wallach) 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 You Don't Say! 4 PM Match Game 4:25 NBC News (Floyd Kalber) 4:30 Movie: "Four Guns To The Border" 6 PM News (Mort Lloyd) 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 7 PM Truth Or Consequences 7:30 High Chaparral 8:30 Name Of The Game 10 PM The Saint 11 PM News (Morris/Fischer) 11:30 Tonight Show WAGA Ch. 5 Atlanta (CBS) 6 AM Black Heritage (black culture since 1954) 6:30 This Is Your Town 7 AM CBS News (Joseph Benti) 7:30 Mr. Pix (Dave Michaels, at this point a kids'-show host but later an anchor at Ch. 11 and CNN) 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM The Linkletter Show (Dorothy Lamour, singer Gogi Grant, day-behind from 4 PM) 9:30 Dick Van Dyke (day-behind from 11:30 AM) 10 AM The Lucy Show 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11 AM Andy Griffith 11:30 Love Of Life (day-behind from 12 N, but CBS will move the show to this timeslot Sept. 11:55 Weather 12 N News (Moore/Gardner) 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Divorce Court 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Guiding Light

3 PM Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Movie: "Bell, Book And Candle" (one of the inspirations for "Bewitched") 6 PM News (Axel/Moore) 6:30 CBS News (Walter Cronkite) 7 PM I Love Lucy 7:30 I Spy 8:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC 9 PM CBS Movie: "Tarzan Goes To India" (Jock Mahoney is Tarzan, from '62) 11 PM Panorama (Jim Axel) 11:30 Movie: "Adam's Rib" (Merv Griffin airs Sunday at 11:45 PM) WGTV Ch. 8 Athens/Atlanta (NET) off air for the summer WTVC Ch. 9 Chattanooga (ABC) 7:45 Upward Look 8 AM Jack LaLanne 8:30 Dennis The Menace 9 AM Funtime 10 AM Movie: "Man Afraid" 11:30 That Girl (day-behind from 12:30 PM) 12 N Bewitched 12:30 News (Hogue/Martin) 1 PM Dream House 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Dating Game 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 One Life To Live 4 PM Dark Shadows 4:30 Jeff's Collie 5 PM Bob Brandy 5:30 News (Gil Norwood) 6 PM ABC News (Frank Reynolds/Howard K. Smith) 6:30 Real McCoys 7 PM I Love Lucy 7:30 Let's Make A Deal 8 PM John Davidson (Lulu, the Committee improvisational group) 9 PM Judd For The Defense 10 PM Dick Cavett (producer Stanley Kramer; Dick's philosophy professor from Yale, Dr. Paul Weiss)

11 PM News (Bill McAfee) 11:30 Joey Bishop (Eddie Fisher, the Hardy Boys rock group) WQXI (WXIA) Ch. 11 Atlanta (ABC) 7 AM Bullwinkle (delay from Sun 11 AM) 7:30 Tubby And Lester 9 AM Romper Room 10 AM Movie: "Hercules, The Avenger" 11:50 Fashions In Sewing 12 N Bewitched 12:30 That Girl 1 PM Dream House 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Dating Game 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 One Life To Live 4 PM Dark Shadows 4:30 Movie: "Gunslinger" 6 PM Hazel 6:30 What's My Line? 7 PM News (Oliver/Collier) 7:30 Movie: "The Inn Of The Sixth Happiness" 10 PM Dick Cavett 11 PM News (Oliver/Faye) 11:30 Movie: "South Of St. Louis" WDEF Ch. 12 Chattanooga (CBS) 6:30 Focus 7 AM CBS News 8 AM Regional Report 8:30 Romper Room 9 AM Captain Kangaroo 10 AM The Lucy Show 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11 AM Andy Griffith 11:30 Dick Van Dyke 12 N News (Hoyt Cameron) 12:20 Paul Harvey 12:25 CBS News (Douglas Edwards) 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Love Of Life 1:25 Dilly Dally 1:30 As The World Turns

2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Linkletter Show (guest is musician Harris Nelson) 4:30 Gilligan's Island 5 PM Perry Mason 5:55 Paul Harvey 6 PM News (Buddine/Wick) 6:30 CBS News 7 PM The Texan 7:30 Wild Wild West 8:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC 9 PM CBS Movie: "Tarzan Goes To India" 11 PM News (Don Wick) 11:30 Movie: "Love Nest" (watch for Marilyn Monroe and Jack Paar in this one from '51; Merv Griffin airs Sunday 11:30 PM) WMAZ Ch. 13 Macon (CBS/ABC) 6:30 Cartoon Club 7 AM CBS News 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM General Hospital 9:30 Bewitched 10 AM The Lucy Show 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11 AM Andy Griffith 11:30 Dick Van Dyke 12 N Love Of Life 12:25 CBS News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Almanac 1:15 Date With Del (on film, Gail Fisher of "Mannix") 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Linkletter Show 4:30 Dark Shadows 5 PM The Outlaws 6 PM Pulse 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Leave It To Beaver

7:30 Run For Your Life 8:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC 9 PM CBS Movie: "Tarzan Goes To India" 11 PM 11th Hour Report 11:30 Merv Griffin (George Jessel, Heather MacRae (of the Broadway production of "Hair"), Charlie Manna) WDCO Ch. 15 (WMUM Ch. 29) Cochran/ WCLP (WNGH) Ch. 18 Chatsworth (NET) 4:30 Film 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 What's New 6 PM Muffinland 6:15 Friendly Giant 6:30 Innovations (chemical light systems) 7 PM Antiques (a collection of 20th-century dolls) 7:30 William F. Buckley Jr. (Profs. T.R. Gurr and H.D. Graham, who worked on a committee seeking ways to prevent violence after Robert F. Kennedy's assassination) 8:30 Favorite Story (Adolphe Menjou tells the story of "The Canterville Ghost") 9 PM Sounds Of Summer (from the Southern Vermont Arts Festival in Manchester, VT: opera singers Karan Armstrong, soprano; Marcia Baldwin, mezzo-soprano; Robert Goodloe, baritone; Anastasios Vrenios, tenor) sign off 11 PM WJRJ (WPCH) Ch. 17 Atlanta (Ind.) 12 N Jeopardy! (pre-empted on Ch. 2) 12:30 Movie: "Do You Love Me?" 2:30 Jack Benny (guest is singer Jane Morgan, who sings "The Second Time Around" and goes to lunch with Jack--at a cafeteria) 3 PM Adventure Theatre 3:30 King And Odie 4 PM Rocky And His Friends 4:30 Yogi Bear 5 PM Little Rascals 5:30 Batman 6 PM Flintstones 6:30 McHale's Navy 7 PM Munsters 7:30 My Little Margie 8 PM Donna Reed

8:30 Tales Of Wells Fargo 9 PM Della Reese (guests: Shari Lewis, Richard Dawson, the Checkmates Ltd.) 10 PM Untouchables 11 PM Alfred Hitchcock Presents 11:30 Movie: "Dishonored Lady" WETV (WPBA) Ch. 30 Atlanta (NET) 4:30 Film 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (Ch. 30 does not colorcast) 5:30 What's New 6 PM Muffinland 6:15 Friendly Giant 6:30 Innovations 7 PM Big Picture 7:30 Black Journal (a report on apartheid in South Africa; Ch. 30 does not colorcast) 8:30 NET Playhouse: "The Madras House" (how an Edwardian family copes with the loss of its fashion house to Americans) sign off 10 PM WATL Ch. 36 Atlanta (Ind.) 11 AM Jack LaLanne 11:30 Tempo Atlanta 12 N Cartoon Club 1 PM Movie: "Sound Off" 3 PM Rocket Robin Hood 3:30 Marine Boy 4 PM Speed Racer 4:30 Officer Don's Clubhouse ("Officer" Don Kennedy moved his kids' show to Ch. 36 after being dropped by Ch. 2; in 1976 he would return Ch. 36 to the air.) 5:30 Superman 6 PM Lost In Space 7 PM Patty Duke 7:30 Beat The Clock (Jack Narz version) 8 PM Candid Camera (oddly, Ch. 36 included this in its promo, "We're playing games" from 7:30-9 PM) 8:30 Game Game (topic: "How much sex appeal do you have?") 9 PM Movie: "A Night To Remember" ('58 account of the sinking of the Titanic) 11 PM Twilight Zone 11:30 Joey Bishop (pre-empted on Ch. 11)

WCWB (WMGT) Ch. 41 Macon (NBC) 7 AM Today 9 AM Film 10 AM It Takes Two 10:25 NBC News 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Personality 11:30 Hollywood Squares 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Eye Guess 12:55 NBC News 1 PM Judi Wood (women's show) 1:30 You're Putting Me On 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 You Don't Say! 4 PM Match Game 4:25 NBC News 4:30 Laredo 5:30 Cartoons 6 PM Skippy The Bush Kangaroo 6:30 Dating Game (a rare ABC show on Ch. 41) 7 PM Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:30 High Chaparral 8:30 Name Of The Game 10 PM The Saint 11 PM Film 11:30 Tonight Show Although WCWB-41 was an NBC affiliate, it was a UHF in a market where the only other commercial station was on VHF. That might explain why they had no local news (apart from updates at 7:25 and 8:25 A.M. updates during "Today" and/or an off-camera announcer reading wire copy at signon or sign-off?), and just one local show, a womebn's program. Given the lack of local programming, were WCWB's live/tape capabilities still in blackand-white?? WCWB was able to broadcast local programs in color; Judi Wood's show was in color. I don't know how they handled news updates at 7:25 and 8:25 AM.

Retro: Eastern New England - Friday, June 14, 1974

Source - TV Guide Eastern New England edition 2 - WGBH Boston (PBS) 03:00p Elliot Norton Reviews 03:30p Maggie and the Beautiful Machine exercise 04:00p Sesame Street 05:00p Mister Rogers 05:30p The Electric Company 06:00p Zoom 06:30p The Romagnolis Table 07:00p Evening Compass 07:30p Maggies Physical Fatness Program exercise 08:00p Washington Week in Review 08:30p Wall Street Week 09:00p Boston Symphony Orchestra Haydens Symphony No. 1 in D Major; Schoenbergs Verklarte Nacht 11:00p Music Image 3 WFSB Hartford (CBS) 06:00a Your Future is Now 06:30a Leer Sin Letras Spanish 07:00a CBS News Hughes Rudd 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a New England Journal 10:00a Jokers Wild 10:30a Gambit 11:00a Now You See It 11:30a Love of Life 11:55a CBS News Douglas Edwards 12:00p News 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 01:00p Match Game panel includes Bert Convy, Kaye Stevens, Richard Dawson, Lousia Moritz 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p The Guiding Light 02:30p The Edge of Night 03:00p The Price is Right 03:30p Ranger Station 04:00p Beat the Clock Richard Dawson is the guest 04:30p Mike Douglas (same guests as on WBZ at 4p, 90 minute version) 06:00p News 07:00p CBS News Walter Cronkite 07:30p Wild, Wild World of Animals

08:00p Dirty Sally 08:30p Good Times 09:00p Movie The Looking Glass War 1970 11:00p News 11:30p Movie The Best of Everything 1959 01:50a Movie Kill or Cure 1962 4 WBZ Boston (NBC) 06:15a Sign On Seminar 06:45 Daily Almanac 07:00a Today 09:00a Sonya Hamlin Julia Meede is co-hostess, topics include surviving a heart attack 10:00a Dinah Shore 10:30a Jeopardy! 11:00a Wizard of Odds 11:30a Hollywood Squares Marvin Hamlisch, Nancy Wilson, Don Rickles, Bill Bixby, Sandy Duncan and Rose Marie 12:00p News 12:30p Celebrity Sweepstakes Chad Everett, Joey Bishop, Michael Callan, Elena Verdugo 12:55p NBC News Edwin Newman 01:00p Somerset 01:30p Three on a Match 02:00p Days of Our Lives 02:30p The Doctors 03:00p Another World 03:30p How to Survive a Marriage 04:00p Mike Douglas George Raft, George Jessel and Muhammed Ali are guests (60 minute version) 05:00p Mod Squad 06:00p News 07:00p NBC News John Chancellor 07:30p Sixteen 74 host Lovell Dyat, guest Ashford & Simpson 08:00p Sanford and Son 08:30p The Brian Keith Show 09:00p Movie Mirage 1965 11:00p News 11:30p News 12:00a Johnny Carson guest host is Joey Bishop, guest Dr. Joyce Brothers (? Carson usually aired @ 11:30p) 01:00a Midnight Special Loggins & Messina, Guess Who, Billy Preston and folk artist Leo Kottke 5 WCVB Boston (ABC) 06:00a News 06:25a News for the Deaf

06:30a News 06:50a News for the Deaf 07:00a Jabberwocky 07:30a Leave it to Beaver 08:00a Father Knows Best 08:30a Romper Room 09:00a Good Morning! Ron Rawson of the South Shore Music Circus, painting tips, a walking tour of Boston 10:30a Password Frank Gifford and Bill Bixby are the celebrities 11:00a $10,000 Pyramid Dick Clark host, Jo Anne Pflug and Nipsy Russell are the celebrities 11:30a The Brady Bunch 12:00p News 12:30p Split Second 01:00p All My Children 01:30p Lets Make a Deal 02:00p Newlywed Game 02:30p Girl in My Life 03:00p General Hospital 03:30p One Life to Live 04:00p The Big Valley 05:00p Mission: Impossible 06:00p News 06:30p ABC News Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner 07:00p To Tell The Truth panel is Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Alan Alda and Kitty Carlisle 07:30p You, Me and Joe Joe Day (subject is buying a house) 08:00p The Brady Bunch 08:30p The Six Million Dollar Man 09:30p Kissinger: An Action Biography 10:30p U.S. Open Preview golf 11:00p News 11:30p Warner Brothers: A 50-Year Salute 01:00a The Prisoner 02:00a News 02:10a Movie Portrait From Life 1948 04:00a You, Me and Joe 04:30a Good Morning 6 WTEV New Bedford (ABC) 06:00a English Through Television 06:30a Jack LaLanne 06:45a News 07:00a Hogans Heroes 07:30a Leave it to Beaver 08:00a Flintstones

08:25a News 08:30a Community guests include recruiters for the U.S. Army Reserves in Rhode Island 09:00a Romper Room 09:30a Gomer Pyle 10:00a Dick van Dyke 10:30a Andy Griffith 11:00a $10,000 Pyramid 11:30a The Brady Bunch 12:00p Password Abby Dalton and Tennessee Ernie Ford are the celebrities 12:30p News 01:00p All My Children 01:30p Lets Make a Deal 02:00p Newlywed Game 02:30p Girl in My Life 03:00p General Hospital 03:30p One Life to Live 04:00p Bonanza 05:00p Mission: Impossible 06:00p News 06:30p ABC News 07:00p Circus! 07:30p Wait Till Your Father Gets Home 08:00p The Brady Bunch 08:30p The Six Million Dollar Man 09:30p Kissinger: An Action Biography 10:30p U.S. Open Preview golf 11:00p News 11:30p Warner Brothers: A 50-Year Salute 01:00a News 01:15a The Saint 7 WNAC Boston (CBS) 06:15a Farm and Market Report 06:20a Summer Semester 06:50a La Noticias de Hoy Spanish 07:00a CBS News Hughes Rudd 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Paul Benzaquin training unruly dogs and Dr. Mary Ampola discusses love and sharing 10:00a Jokers Wild 10:30a Gambit 11:00a Tattletales Bert Convy host, couples are Chad Everett and Shelby Grant, Roxanne and Jack Carter 11:30a Love of Life 11:55a CBS News Douglas Edwards

12:00p News 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 01:00p Truth or Consequences 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p The Guiding Light 02:30p The Edge of Night 03:00p The Price is Right 03:30p Match Game panel includes Jack Narz, Elaine Joyce, Fannie Flagg, Charles Nelson Reilly 04:00p Merv Griffin 05:30p Candlepins for Cash 06:00p News 06:30p CBS News 07:00p Whats My Line? 07:30p Hollywood Squares Mel Brooks, Sammy Davis Jr., Nanette Fabray, Florence Henderson, Kent McCord, Tony Randall, McLean Stevenson, Karen Valentine, Paul Lynde 08:00p Greater Bostonians 1974 (special) young singers and musicians perform 09:00p Movie The Looking Glass War 1970 11:00p News 11:30p The Persuaders 12:30a Movie The House That Screamed 1970 02:15a Paul Benzaquin Playback 8 WTNH New Haven (ABC) 06:15a Davey and Goliath 06:30a Dialogue 07:00a Father Knows Best 07:30a New Zoo Revue 08:00a I Dream of Jeannie 08:30a Phil Donahue June Allyson discusses Thats Entertainment 09:30a Dialing for Dollars preview of the Connecticut River Arts and Crafts Festival 10:30a Password 11:00a Split Second 11:30a The Brady Bunch 12:00p News 12:30p Whats My Line 01:00p All My Children 01:30p Lets Make a Deal 02:00p Newlywed Game 02:30p Girl in My Life 03:00p General Hospital 03:30p One Life to Live 04:00p $10,000 Pyramid Anita Gillete and Jack Carter are the celebrities 04:30p Merv Griffin 06:00p News

06:30p ABC News 07:00p Truth or Consequences 07:30p New Dating Game 08:00p The Brady Bunch 08:30p The Six Million Dollar Man 09:30p Kissinger: An Action Biography 10:30p U.S. Open Preview golf 11:00p News 11:30p Warner Brothers: A 50-Year Salute 9 WMUR Manchester (ABC) 10:00a Movie The Rose Bowl Story 1952 11:30a The Brady Bunch 12:00p Password 12:30p Split Second 01:00p All My Children 01:30p Lets Make a Deal 02:00p Newlywed Game 02:30p Girl in My Life 03:00p General Hospital 03:30p One Life to Live 04:00p Timmy and Lassie 04:30p Uncle Gus 05:30p Robin Hood 06:00p News 06:30p ABC News 07:00p Nanny and the Professor 07:30p New Treasure Hunt 08:00p The Brady Bunch 08:30p The Six Million Dollar Man 09:30p Kissinger: An Action Biography 10:30p U.S. Open Preview golf 11:00p News 11:30p Warner Brothers: A 50-Year Salute 10 WJAR Providence (NBC) 06:25a Garner Ted Armstrong 06:55a News 07:00a Today 09:00a Not For Women Only Barbara Walters, pt. 2 on parent-child pairs 09:30a To Tell The Truth Gene Rayburn, Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen and Kitty Carlisle are the panel 10:00a Dinah Shore 10:30a Jeopardy! 11:00a Wizard of Odds 11:30a Hollywood Squares

12:00p News 12:30p Celebrity Sweepstakes 12:55p NBC News Edwin Newman 01:00p Jackpot! 01:30p Three on a Match 02:00p Days of Our Lives 02:30p The Doctors 03:00p Another World 03:30p How to Survive a Marriage 04:00p Somerset 04:30p I Love Lucy 05:00p It Takes a Thief 06:00p News 06:30p NBC News 07:00p Concentration 07:30p Truth or Consequences 08:00p Sanford and Son 08:30p The Brian Keith Show 09:00p Movie The Groundstar Conspiracy 1972 11:00p News 11:30p Johnny Carson 01:00a Midnight Special 12 WPRI Providence (CBS) 06:30a Summer Semester 07:00a CBS News Hughes Rudd 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a 12 Calling 10:00a Jokers Wild 10:30a Gambit 11:00a Now You See It 11:30a Love of Life 12:00p News 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 01:00p I Dream of Jeannie 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p The Guiding Light 02:30p The Edge of Night 03:00p The Price is Right 03:30p Match Game 04:00p Beat the Clock Don Murray is the guest 04:30p Merv Griffin 06:00p News 06:30p CBS News 07:00p Whats My Line? 07:30p In Session Jackson Browne and Johnny Rivers perform

08:00p Dirty Sally 08:30p Good Times 09:00p Movie Major Dundee 1965 11:00p News 11:30p Movie The House That Screamed 1970 27 WSMW Worcester (Ind) 12:00p Church Services Catholic 12:30p Thriller 01:30p Movie The Mark of Zorro 1940 03:30p Billy Summer Smiles 05:30p Gomer Pyle 06:00p Petticoat Junction 06:30p Challenging Sea documentary 07:00p Movie Prince of Space 1962 (Mystery Science Theater 3000 would feature this movie in season eight) 08:30p Elder American 09:00p Thriller 10:00p News 10:30p Can Worcester Change? 11:30p News 36 WSBE Providence (PBS) 04:00p Sesame Street 05:00p Mister Rogers 05:30p The Electric Company 06:00p Zoom 06:30p Across the Fence 07:00p Time of Our Lives 07:30p Os Portugueses 08:00p Washington Week in Review 08:30p Wall Street Week 09:00p Masterpiece Theater Upstairs Downstairs part 10 10:00p June Wayne interview 10:30p Consultation the duodenal ulcer 38 WSBK Boston (Ind) 10:50a News 11:00a Tom Larson 12:00p Garner Ted Armstrong 12:30p Jack LaLanne 01:00p Laugh Classics Dear Deer and Ring Madness 01:30p Mellotunes 02:00p Nutty Squirles 02:30p Mr. Magoo and Friends 03:00p Porky Pig and Friends

03:30p Bugs Bunny 04:00p Bullwinkle 04:30p Three Stooges 05:00p Flipper 05:30p F Troop 06:00p Beat the Clock Jackie Vernon is the guest 06:30p Can You Top This? guests Joan Rivers, Morey Amsterdam and Jerry Collins 07:00p Hogans Heroes 07:30p I Dream of Jeannie 08:00p Hazel 08:30p Everything Goes variety; guests include Noel Harrison and comics Eric Sykes and Jimmy Edwards, Norm Crosby, Mike Darrow and Catherine McKinnon 10:00p Movie King of the Pecos 1936 11:30p Laugh Classics Cutie on Duty and Truth Aches 44 WGBX Boston (PBS) 03:30p Mister Rogers 04:00p Sesame Street 05:00p Hodgepodge Lodge 05:30p The Electric Company 06:00p Sesame Street 07:00p Aviation Weather 07:30p Martin Agronsky Evening Edition 08:00p Whos Afraid of Opera? condensed edition of Faust starring soprano Joan Sutherland 08:30p Catch 44 subject is students rights 09:00p Bicentennial Lecture Series 10:00p Evening Compass 10:30p Day at Night 11:00p ABC News captioned for the deaf 53 WEDN Norwich CT (PBS) 04:00p Sesame Street 05:00p Mister Rogers 05:30p The Electric Company 06:00p Zoom 06:30p Book Beat 07:00p Aviation Weather 07:30p Wall Street Week 08:00p Washington Week in Review 08:30p Republican Candidates Debate candidates for governor debate 09:30p Nova 10:30p Free For All subject is scoliosis 11:00p June Wayne interview 56 WLVI Boston (Ind)

11:00a Not For Women Only Barbara Walters, subject is smoking 11:30a New England Newscene 12:00p I Love Lucy 12:30p Movie Mr. Winkle Goes to War 1944 02:30p New Zoo Revue 03:00p Tennessee Tuxedo 03:30p Underdog 04:00p Banana Splits 04:30p Lost in Space 05:30p Flintstones 06:00p The Lucy Show 06:30p Dragnet 07:00p The Untouchables 08:00p Movie The Lion 1963 10:00p Movie Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror 1942 11:30p The Avengers

A couple of notes: (1) I loved the original NBC version of "Jackpot!". It remains one of my all-time favorite game shows. In fact, I wish someone would bring it back in it's original 1974-75 format, with one change: On the original show, "Jackpots" and "Super Jackpots" were split between the contestant asking the "Jackpot/Super Jackpot riddle" and the contestant who correctly answered it. With the cost of living having gone up and with a revival having a higher budget, it would now be possible for both of the players to win the amount of money in the "Jackpot/Super Jackpot". On the original show, if a jackpot was worth $1,100, the player asking the jackpot riddle and the player correctly answering it would each win $550. In a new version, the budget would be high enough for both players to win $1,100. (2) WGBH-2, WSBE-36 in Rhode Island and the Connecticut Public TV Network (WEDN-53, et. al.) all carried in-school educational programming during the school year, but by mid-June, such programming was off-the-air for the Summer. Thus, all three stations signed-on in mid-to-late afternoon during the Summer (and school vacation periods). WGBX-44 never broadcast in-school programming during that era, and seldom signed-on prior to 3:30 or 4 P.M. unless it was carrying some sort of special program. During the school year back then, all three stations typically signed-on around 9 A.M.

Retro: Rochester, NY Thurs, Aug 30, 1979

from TV Guide-Rochester edition 2 WGR-NBC Buffalo 2* WCBS-CBS New York (late-night listings only) 3 WSYR-NBC Syracuse 4 WIVB-CBS Buffalo 5 WTVH-CBS Syracuse 6 CJOH-CTV Deseronto 7 WKBW-ABC Buffalo 8 WROC-NBC Rochester 9 WIXT-ABC Syracuse 9* WOR-Ind New York 10 WHEC-CBS Rochester 11 WPIX-Ind New York 13 WOKR-ABC Rochester 21 WXXI-PBS Rocchester 24 WCNY-PBS Syracuse Morning 5:55 8 News for Little People 6:00 2 PTL Club 5 Dialogue 6 University of the Air "The Rest in Peace?" (the course dealt with death and funeral customs) 8 700 Club 9 Scope 10 Summer Semester "Disabilities" 6:20 3 Kidsworld 6:25 7 Window on the World 6:30 4-5 Summer Semester "Disabilities" 6 He Knows, She Knows 9 New Zoo Revue 10 Eddie Meath 11 Mighty Mouse 13 Infinity Factory

6:50 3 Professor Kitzel 6:55 2 Mission Employment 3 News 7 Employment File 7:00 2-3-8 Today (a look at Moonraker's special effects) 4-5 Thursday Morning 6 Canada AM 7 Commander Tom 9-13 Good Morning America 9* News 11 Banana Splits 7:15 21-24 Weather 7:30 9* PTL CLub (guests: author Ethel Barrett and PTLer Maynard Ketchum) 11 Dastardly & Muttley 21-24 Lilias, Yoga & You 8:00 4-5-10 Captain Kangaroo (guest Arte Johnson) 7 Good Morning America 11 Josie & the Pussycats 21 Over Easy (guest Arlene Francis) 24 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8:30 9* 9 on New Jersey 11 Tom & Jerry 21-24 Vegetable Soup 9:00 2 Card Sharks 3 Medical Center 4 All in the Family 5 Marcus Welby, MD 6 It's Your Move 7 Phil Donahue (John Connally discusses 1980 campaign issues) 8 Odd Couple

9 Phil Donahue (male impotence) 9* Joe Franklin 10 Please Don't Eat the Daisies 11 F Troop (bw) 13 Phil Donahue (seeking a more relaxed lifestyle) 21-24 Sesame Street 9:30 2 Hollywood Squares 4 Adam-12 6 Morning Show 8 Midmorning Break 10 My Three Sons 11 Get Smart 10:00 2 Dinah! (guests Ray Charles, Debby Boone, and Kenny Rogers) 3 Woman on the Go 4 Strikes, Spares & Misses 5-10 All in the Family 7 AM/Buffalo 8 Card Sharks 9 Open Line (Karin Franklin) 9* Romper Room 11 Family Affair 13 AM Rochester 21-24 Paint Along with Nancy Kominsky 10:30 3-8 Hollywood Squares 4-5-10 Whew! 6 Definition 9 Edge of Night 11 New York, New York 21-24 Footsteps 10:55 4-5-10 CBS News 11:00 2-3-8 High Rollers 4-5-10 Price is Right 6 What's Cooking 7-9-13 Laverne & Shirley 9* Straight Talk (psychotherapist Thomas J. Cottle discusses kids who are in jail for noncriminal acts)

11 Black Conversations 21-24 American Family 11:30 2-3-8 Wheel of Rortune 6 Romper Room 7-9-13 Family Feud 11 700 Club (discussing US-Egypt relations) Afternoon noon 2-3-4-5-7-9* News 6 Rocket Robin Hood 8 Mindreaders 9 Joker's Wild 10 Noon at 10 (Graham/Smith) 13 $20,000 Pyramid 21-24 Once Upon a Classic "Dominic" (conclusion) 12:30 2-3-8 Password 4-5-10 Search for Tomorrow 6 Mad Dash 7-9-13 Ryan's Hope 9* Love Experts 11 News 21-24 Julia Child & Company 1:00 2-3-8 Days of Our Lives 4-6-10 Young & the Restless 5 Tic Tac Dough 7-9-13 All My Children 9* Movie "The Divided Heart" (bw) 11 Dinah! (guests Jimmie Walker, psychologist Wayne Dyer, Wings Hauser, Doris Roberts, yo-yo expert Helane Zeiger, and the Porter Kids) 21 Movie "The Man from Down Under" (bw) 24 Movie "The Stars Look Down" (bw) 1:30 4-5-10 As the World Turns 6 Alan Hamel (guests Betty White, Barbara Hamilton, Merle Shain, and Gloria Kaye) 2:00 2-3-8 Doctors 7-9-13 One Life to Live

2:30 2-3-6-8 Another World 4-5-10 Guiding Light 11 Magic Garden 3:00 7-9-13 General Hospital 9* Voyage to the Bototm of the Sea 11 Mighty Mouse 21-24 Dick Cavett (A.L. Rowse, pt 1) 3:30 4-5-10 M*A*S*H 11 Jetsons 21-24 Over Easy (guest George Meany) 4:00 2 Movie "Harry Black and the Tiger" 3 Movie "Slay Ride" 4 Let's Make a Deal 5 Woody Woodpecker 6 Get Smart 7 Joker's Wild 8 Movie "House of Cards" 9 Mike Douglas (in Oklahoma (Tulsa or OKC?) with guests Bob Hope, Gov. George Nigh, Mike's wife Genevieve, Tanya Tucker, Dale Robertson, Will Rogers Jr., and Marty Robbins) 9* Movie "Outcast of the Island" (bw) 10 Bugs Bunny/Woody Woodpecker 11 Tom & Jerry 13 Dinah! (same line-up as 10am, ch 2) 21-24 Sesame Street 4:30 4 Merv Griffin (guests Roger Moore, Hermione Gingold, Dudley Moore, Ian Whitcomb, and Wilfrid Hyde-White) 5 Gilligan's Island 6 Bionic Woman 7 Mike Douglas (same line-up as ch 9 Syracuse, 4pm) 10 Bewitched (bw) 5:00 5 Ironside 10 Bonanza 11 I Dream of Jeannie

13 Mike Douglas (as 9 Syr at 4, minus Will Rogers Jr) 21-24 Mister Rogers Goes to School 5:30 6 Carol Burnett & Friends 9 News 11 Dick Van Dyke (bw) 21-24 Electric Company Evening 6:00 2-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-13 News 9 ABC World News Tonight 9* Joker's Wild 11 Odd Couple 21-24 Doctor Who 6:30 2-3-8 NBC Nightly News 4-5-10 CBS Evening News 7-13 ABC World News Tonight 9 Brady Bunch 9* Bowling for Dollars 11 Sanford & Son 21 Big Blue Marble 24 Wilderness 7:00 2-9* Dating Game 3 Mary Tyler Moore 4-8 Cross-Wits 5 Newlywed Game 6 Angie 7-10 Tic Tac Dough 9-11 Odd Couple 13 PM Magazine (Neil Diamond/diet for hyperactive youngsters) 21 New York, PM 24 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 7:30 2 Bonkers! (guest Barbara Feldon) 3 Dating Game 4-9* Newlywed Game 5 Match Game PM 6 Puff the Magic Dragon (animated version of the Peter, Paul & Mary classic, coproduced by group member Peter Yarrow)

7-13 Family Feud 8 Hollywood Squares 9 That's Hollywood (look at Broadway shows that became movies) 10 Mary Tyler Moore 11 News 21 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 24 Dick Cavett (A.L. Rowse, conclusion) 8:00 2-3-8 Project UFO (finale) 4-5-6 Waltons 7-9-13 Laverne & Shirley 9* Movie "Captain Boycott" (bw) 10 Billy Graham Crusade (concluding a Nashville stand with guests Larnelle Harris, Amy Grant, and George Beverly Shea) 11 Baseball: the Yankees host Kansas City 21 National Geographic "Treasure!" (first aired in 1976) 24 Informed Source 8:30 7-9-13 Angie 24 Alfred Hitchcock (bw) 9:00 2 Celebrate the Children (UNICEF special hosted by Hugh Downs with guests including Danny Kaye, Ed Asner, Eve Arden, Johnny Mathis, Sarah Vaughan, and Seals & Crofts) 3-8 Quincy 4-5-10 Hawaii Five-O 6 Being Human "Mates and Females" 7-9-13 Barney Miller 21 Upstairs, Downstairs 24 Johnny Belinda 9:30 7-9-13 Soap (a 90-min look back at last season) 10:00 3-8 Mrs. Columbo 4-5-6-10 Barnaby Jones 9* Thriller (bw) 21 James Michener's World "Israel: A Search for Faith" (series return, episode first aired in 1977) 10:30 11 News

11:00 2-3-4-5-7-8-9-10-13 News 6 CTV National News 9* Benny Hill 11 Odd Couple 21 Dick Cavett (A.L. Rowse, conclusion) 24 Captioned ABC News 11:20 6 News 11:30 2-3-8 Tonight Show (guests Bruce Dern, Robert Klein, Susan Sullivan, and Carl Sagan) 4-5-10 US Open Tennis Highlights 7 Movie "Deadlier Than the Male" 9 Phil Donahue (repeat from 9am) 9* Yonkers Horse Race 11 Odd Couple 13 Starsky & Hutch 21 Captioned ABC News 24 Informed Source 11:45 4-5-10 M*A*S*H Late Night midnight 6 Movie "Hey, I'm Alive" 9* Movie "Horror Hotel" (bw) 11 Juke-Box (guests Rod Stewart, Sutherland Brothers & Quiver, Alvin Stardust, and BeBop Deluxe) 12:20 2*-4-5-10 Movie "Teahouse of the August Moon" 12:30 9 FBI 11 Twilight Zone (bw) 12:40 13 Baretta 1:00 2-3-8 Tomorrow 11 News

1:30 7 News 9* Joe Franklin 11 New York, New York 1:35 6 Sweepstakes 1:50 13 News 2:00 11 Movie "Stage Struck" 2:30 9* News 2:40 2* Movie "Gung Ho!" (bw/JIP, is the 12:20 listing for ch 2 a typo?) 5 Dialogue 4:00 11 Biography (bw/Nikita Khrushchev) 4:30 2 Stanley Siegel

Afternoon noon 2-3-4-5-7-9* News 6 Rocket Robin Hood 8 Mindreaders 9 Joker's Wild 10 Noon at 10 (Graham/Smith) This would actually have been "Graham-Smith," as in "Margaret Graham-Smith," who was one of WHEC's first female anchors. And this late-August listing would, I think, have come just a month or so before she was moved from noon to 6 PM to co-anchor with Gabe Dalmath on the first hour-long newscast in the market. Rochester wasn't ready for an entire hour of early-evening news, apparently, and moving Cronkite to 7 was extremely unpopular, so the "News Hour" didn't last very long. This also would have been right around the time WHEC was moving from its old basement studio to the new studio building right next door. It's entirely possible that on this very Thursday, yours truly was hanging around the old building watching them move

out. It helped to have an aunt who was an account executive there...

:00 2 PTL Club 5 Dialogue 6 University of the Air "The Rest in Peace?" (the course dealt with death and funeral customs) 8 700 Club 9 Scope 10 Summer Semester "Disabilities" Looks like viewers in Rochester had every reason to sleep in late...

Afternoon noon 2-3-4-5-7-9* News 6 Rocket Robin Hood 8 Mindreaders 9 Joker's Wild 10 Noon at 10 (Graham/Smith) This would actually have been "Graham-Smith," as in "Margaret Graham-Smith," who was one of WHEC's first female anchors. And this late-August listing would, I think, have come just a month or so before she was moved from noon to 6 PM to co-anchor with Gabe Dalmath on the first hour-long newscast in the market. Rochester wasn't ready for an entire hour of early-evening news, apparently, and moving Cronkite to 7 was extremely unpopular, so the "News Hour" didn't last very long. This also would have been right around the time WHEC was moving from its old basement studio to the new studio building right next door. It's entirely possible that on this very Thursday, yours truly was hanging around the old building watching them move out. It helped to have an aunt who was an account executive there... I was wondering about that...it did read "Graham-Smith". You certainly lucked out having an inside link at 10-take any pictures of the move?

Actually, WOKR tried an hour-long newscast earlier in the 70s (around '72) for maybe a couple of years. It was co-anchored by Dick Burt and Don Alhart at 5:30 p.m. but it depended on some filler -- including a viewer call-in segment!

Retro: Springfield/Hartford Mon, Aug 25, 1980

from TV Guide-Springfield/Chicopee/Holyoke edition Programs on ch 24/57 subject to change, due to pledge period WCBS 2-CBS New York 5:45 Stanley 6:15 News 6:30 Summer Semester "Contemporary Hispanic Fiction" 7:00 Monday Morning 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Mike Douglas (co-host Erik Estrada/guests Dom DeLuise, Carol Burnett, Tony Orlando, and Stan Kann) 10:00 Jeffersons 10:30 Alice 11:00 Price is Right noon Match Game 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Young & the Restless 2:00 As the World Turns 3:00 Guiding Light 4:00 One Day at a Time 4:30 John Davidson (co-host Andy Gibb/guests Grant Goodeve, Barbi Benton, and author Gleen Doman) 6:00 News 7:00 CBS Evening News 7:30 Muppet Show (guest Dizzy Gillespie) 8:00 Flo 8:30 WKRP in Cincinnati 9:00 M*A*S*H 9:30 One Day at a Time 10:00 Lou Grant 11:00 News 11:30 Harry O 12:40 Movie "Bittersweet Love" 2:35 Movie "Bad Bascomb" (bw) 4:50 Stanley WFSB 3-CBS Hartford 6:00 Kidsworld 6:30 Stacy on Film 7:00 Monday Morning 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Dinah! & Friends (guests Robert Fuller, Shelley Hack, Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr., and portrait photog George Hurrell)

10:00 Jeffersons 10:30 Alice 11:00 Maude 11:30 Mary Tyler Moore noon News 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Young & the Restless 2:00 As the World Turns 3:00 Guiding Light 4:00 John Davidson (same guests as ch 2) 5:30 All in the Family 6:00 News 7:00 CBS Evening News 7:30 PM Magazine (Hollywood stunt show/Beach Boys/summer snacks/cold fruit soup) 8:00 Flo 8:30 WKRP in Cincinnati 9:00 M*A*S*H 9:30 One Day at a Time 10:00 Lou Grant 11:00 News 11:30 Sanford & Son mid. Harry O 1:10 Movie "Dr. Strange" WBZ 4-NBC Boston 5:30 TV4 Semninar: Just Like Everybody Else 6:00 Morning Stretch 6:30 News 7:00 Today 9:00 Mike Douglas (co-host Barbara Mandrell/guests Greg Evigan, Lorna Patterson, and Carl Weathers) 10:00 David Letterman 11:00 Wheel of Fortune 11:30 Password Plus noon News 12:30 Sharon King (remodeling old clothes) 1:00 Days of Our Lives 2:00 Another World 3:00 Texas 4:00 John Davidson (same guests as ch 2, minus Doman) 5:00 Match Game 5:30 News 7:00 NBC Nightly News 7:30 Evening Magazine (UFO expert J. Allen Hynek/guards at the Tomb of the Unkown Soldier/the Arnold Arboretum, Jamaica Plain/how to bone a chicken) 8:00 Little House on the Prairie

9:00 Backstairs at the White House (pt 2) 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show (Joan Rivers subs for Johnny, welcoming Mariette Hartley, Bernadette Peters, George Gobel, and Bobby Kelton) 1:00 Tomorrow (guest Landrew Smith) 2:00 News 2:05 Movie "Jaws of Death" 3:30 Nosotros (Pablo Correa) 4:30 News Conference WCVB 5-ABC Boston 6:00 News 6:25 News for the Deaf 6:30 News 6:50 News for the Deaf 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Good Day! (guests Richard Sanders, June Havoc, author Harrison Salisbury, and food expert Nancy Arum) 10:30 Phil Donahue (guest Truman Capote) 11:30 Family Feud noon News 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1:00 All My Children 2:00 One Life to Live 3:00 General Hospital 4:00 Love Boat 5:00 Face the Music 5:30 All in the Family 6:00 News 7:00 ABC World News Tonight 7:30 Miller's Court (discussing reporters' confidentiality) 8:00 That's Incredible! 9:00 This was America "Visions of America" (William Shatner hosts this photo examination of Americans' changing lifestyles at the turn of the century) 9:30 Summershow 1980 "The Knowledge" (Jack Rosenthal's comedy-drama about 4 men studying to become London cabbies) 11:00 News 11:30 ABC News Nightline 11:50 Barney Miller (x2, second episode starts at 12:25) 1:00 Nightshift "Trivia Triangle" (produced by Tufts students) 1:30 News WNEW 5-Ind New York 5:15 Ed Allen 5:45 New Zoo Revue 6:15 News

6:30 Abbott & Costello 7:00 Bugs Bunny 7:30 Flintstones 8:00 Battle of the Planets 8:30 Gilligan's Island 9:00 Andy Griffith (bw) 9:30 Partridge Family 10:00 I Love Lucy (bw) 10:30 My Three Sons 11:00 Midday (Bill Boggs) 12:25 News 12:30 Cross-Wits 1:00 My Three Sons 1:30 Bewitched (bw) 2:00 Addams Family (bw) 2:30 Gilligan's Island 3:00 Popeye & Friends 3:30 Spiderman 4:00 Flintstones 4:30 Little Rascals (bw) 5:00 Brady Bunch 5:30 Gilligan's Island 6:00 Brady Bunch 6:30 I Love Lucy (bw) 7:00 All in the Family (x2) 8:00 PM Magazine (Hollywood stunt show/acupuncture face lifts/nutrition & cholesterol/hospitality tips for foreign guests) 8:30 Summershow 1980 "The Knowledge" 10:00 News 11:00 M*A*S*H 11:30 Kojak 12:30 Hogan's Heroes 1:00 Adam-12 1:30 Rat Patrol 2:00 Gong Show 2:30 Midday WRGB 6-NBC Schenectady 5:55 PTL Club 6:55 American Trail 7:00 Today 9:00 Doctors 9:30 Play the Percentages 10:00 David Letterman 11:00 Wheel of Fortune 11:30 Password Plus

noon Andy Griffith 12:30 Beverly Hillbillies 1:00 Days of Our Lives 2:00 Another World 3:00 Texas 4:00 Bewitched 4:30 Movie "Five Desperate Women" 6:00 News 7:00 NBC Nightly News 7:30 Family Feud 8:00 Little House on the Prairie 9:00 Backstairs at the White House (pt 2) 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show 1:00 Tomorrow WNAC 7-CBS Boston 5:45 Greater Bostonians 5:50 Farm & Market Report 5:55 At Noon (Ted O'Brien/single parents) 6:20 Peoplescope (Bill Turple) 6:50 Noticiero 7 7:00 Monday Morning 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Dinah! & Friends (in Atlantic City with guests James Darren, Jimmie Walker, Johnny Dark, and Paul Sorvino) 10:00 Jeffersons 10:30 Alice 11:00 Price is Right noon At Noon (guest G. Gordon Liddy) 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Young & the Restless 2:00 As the World Turns 3:00 Guiding Light 4:00 Streets of San Francisco 5:00 Kung Fu 6:00 News 7:00 CBS Evening News 7:30 Tic Tac Dough 8:00 Flo 8:30 WKRP in Cincinnati 9:00 M*A*S*H 9:30 One Day at a Time 10:00 Lou Grant 11:00 News 11:30 Harry O

12:40 Movie "Bittersweet Love" 2:35 News 3:05 Asian Focus (Gloria Chun) 3:20 Greater Bostonians WTNH 8-ABC New Haven 6:00 Connecticut Woman "Ain't I a Woman?" (women in non-traditional jobs) 6:30 My Three Sons 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Phil Donahue (same as ch 5 Boston) 10:00 Mike Douglas (co-host Shelley Smith/guests George Peppard, Jeff Altman, Lucie Arnaz, and Laurence Luckenbill) 11:00 Love Boat noon News 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1:00 All My Children 2:00 One Life to Live 3:00 General Hospital 4:00 Merv Griffin (from Vegas with guests Bobby Vinton, Lola Falana, Robert Shields, Bob Anderson, and Marcia Warfield) 5:30 M*A*S*H 6:00 News 7:00 ABC World News Tonight 7:30 Muppet Show (guest Jonathan Winters) 8:00 That's Incredible! 9:00 Movie "Love's Savage Fury" 11:00 News 11:35 M*A*S*H (ch 8 didn't clear Nightline) 12:05 Six Million Dollar Man 1:05 News WOR 9-Ind New York 5:00 News 5:25 Movie "Nurse on Wheels" (bw) 6:55 News 7:30 PTL Club 8:30 Meet the Mayors 9:00 Joe Franklin 10:00 Romper Room 11:00 Straight Talk (a tribute to Helen Keller with guests Peter J. Salmon (Helen Keller National Center for Deaf-Blind Youth & Adults) and Rosalie Zichitella (In-Touch Networks)) noon News 12:30 Play the Percentages 1:00 Movie "Loser Take All" 3:00 Bonanza

4:00 Movie "Operation Disaster" (bw) 6:00 Joker's Wild 6:30 Tic Tac Dough 7:00 Face the Music 7:30 Dating Game 8:00 RKO Years (Joseph Cotten hosts this highlights show) 9:00 Movie "The War Wagon" 11:00 After Benny, Thames Presents (starring Frankie Howerd) 11:30 Movie "Saraband" 1:30 Life of Riley (bw) 2:00 Joe Franklin 3:00 Movie "Two Thousand Women" (bw) WTEN 10-Albany/WCDC 19-Adams (ABC) (the only Capital Region station that didn't have a letter attached to its channel number in this edition) 6:25 Cartoon Carnival 6:50 Young People's News 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Phil Donahue (same as 5 Boston) 10:00 Family Feud 10:30 Edge of Night 11:00 Love Boat noon News 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1:00 All My Children 2:00 One Life to Live 3:00 General Hospital 4:00 Merv Griffin (as WTNH) 5:30 Odd Couple 6:00 News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7:00 PM Magazine (Hollywood stunt school/unique puppets) 7:30 Newlywed Game 8:00 That's Incredible! 9:00 Movie "Love's Savage Fury" 11:00 News 11:30 ABC News Nightline 11:50 (and 12:25) Barney Miller WPIX 11-Ind New York 5:00 Life of Riley (bw) 5:30 News 6:00 Carrascolendas 6:30 Mighty Mouse 7:00 Popeye 7:30 Magilla Gorilla

8:00 Josie & the Pussycats 8:30 Tom & Jerry 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Dinah! & Friends (same guests as ch 3) 11:00 Focus: New Jersey 11:30 Rangel Report noon Dick Van Dyke (bw) 12:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC 1:00 News 1:30 700 Club "Family: Endangered Species?" 2:30 Magic Garden 3:00 Jetsons 3:30 Tom & Jerry 4:00 Batman 4:30 Tom & Jerry 5:00 Three Stooges (bw) 5:30 Good Times 6:00 Odd Couple 6:30 Rhoda 7:00 Happy Days Again 7:30 News 8:00 Movie "Queen of the Stardust Ballroom" 10:00 INN News 10:30 News 11:00 Odd Couple 11:30 Prisoner: Cell Block H mid. Norm Crosby's The Comedy Shop (guests Jamie Farr, Dick Capri, the Walkers, and Michael Rapport) 12:30 Twilight Zone (bw/x2) 1:30 News 2:00 Movie "The Doberman Gang" 4:00 Biography (bw/John L. Lewis is profiled) 4:30 Burns & Allen (bw) WAST 13-CBS Albany 6:00 700 Club (trends in journalism/US defense system) 7:00 Monday Morning 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Afternoon Playhouse "Joey and Redhawk" (conclusion) 9:30 Gilligan's Island (bw) 10:00 Jeffersons 10:30 Alice 11:00 Price is Right noon News 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Young & the Restless

2:00 As the World Turns 3:00 Guiding Light 4:00 Mike Douglas (co-host Lynn Redgrave/guests Chaka Khan, Elliot Gould, Kentucky Gov. John Y. Brown, and Phyllis George Brown) 5:00 John Davidson (same guests as ch 4) 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Tic Tac Dough 7:30 Face the Music 8:00 Flo 8:30 WKRP in Cincinnati 9:00 M*A*S*H 9:30 One Day at a Time 10:00 Lou Grant 11:00 News 11:30 Benny Hill mid. Star Trek 1:00 News WMHT 17-PBS Schenectady 7:30 NOAA Weather 7:45 AM Weather 8:00 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8:30 Ride the Reading Rocket 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Vegetable Soup 10:30 Electric Company 11:00 International Kitchen 11:30 Paint Along with Nancy Kominsky noon Turnabout (Gerri Lange) 12:30 Daniel Foster, MD 1:00 Movie "Shadows of Our Forgotten Ancestors" (1964 Ukrainian film) 2:30 Bonaventure Consumer Travel 3:00 Dick Cavett (guest Dyan Cannon) 3:30 Over Easy (Marlin and Carol Perkins discuss their work with the American Cancer Society) 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Wild, Wild World of Animals 5:55 Happenings (Nancy Norman) 6:00 Zoom 6:30 Over Easy (guest Jack Carter) 7:00 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 7:30 Dick Cavett (John Cleese, pt 1) 8:05 Art of Being Fully Human (Dr. Leo Buscaglia) 9:20 Speaking of Love: Leo Buscaglia

10:30 That Great American Gospel Sound (Tennessee Ernie Ford and Della Resse host this show featuring the Jordanaires, the Happy Goodman Family, Micki Fuhrman, and Fisk Jubilee Singers) WHCT 18-Ind Hartford 4pm Family Focus 5:00 Domata 5:30 Living Faith: Hebrews 7:00 Festival of Faith WWLP 22-NBC Springfield 4:55 PTL Club 6:55 American Trail 7:00 Today 9:00 Phil Donahue (guests include legal-reform advocate Matt Valencic) 10:00 ...22 Alive (Kitty Broman) 10:30 Hollywood Squares 11:00 Wheel of Fortune 11:30 Password Plus noon Card Sharks 12:30 Doctors 1:00 Days of Our Lives 2:00 Another World 3:00 Texas 4:00 Merv Griffin (guests Robert Goulet, Gene Anthony Ray, Rich & Ruby, and Air Supply) 5:00 Star Trek 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 News 7:30 Laurel & Hardy (bw) 8:00 Little House on the Prairie 9:00 Backstairs at the White House (pt 2) 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show 1:00 Tomorrow 2:00 Star Trek 3:00 Six Million Dollar Man 4:00 News 4:30 ...22 Alive WEDH 24-PBS Hartford 4pm Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Mister Rogers Talks to Parents About School (pre-empts Electric Company and Zoom)

6:30 Over Easy (as ch 17) 7:00 Dick Cavett (as ch 17) 7:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8:00 Dionne Quintuplets (1978 Canadian doc) 9:30 Run America Run (a look at the running craze) 10:00 Connecticut Prime Time 10:30 Connecticut Screening Room WSMW 27-Ind Worcester 8:30 Abbott & Costello (bw/x2) 9:30 Cooking with Bernard 10:00 PTL Club noon Catholic Mass (Rev. Frank Strahan) 12:30 Movie "The Big Gamble" 2:30 Chico & the Man 3:00 Medic (bw) 3:30 Mike Douglas (same Guests as ch 2) 4:30 Porky Pig & Friends 5:00 Wonder Woman 6:30 Candid Camera 7:00 Kung Fu 8:00 Movie "Do Not Disturb" 9:55 Stock Report 10:00 News 10:30 Inside Worcester 11:00 America 2night (guest Jack Albertson) 11:30 Movie "The Happiest Days of Your Life" (bw) 1:30 News WVIT 30-NBC Hartford 5:55 Today's Woman 6:00 Health Field 6:30 Connecticut Newsmakers 7:00 Today 9:00 Joker! Joker!! Joker!!! 9:30 Joker's Wild 10:00 David Letterman 11:00 Wheel of Fortune 11:30 Password Plus noon Card Sharks 12:30 Doctors 1:00 Days of Our Lives 2:00 Another World 3:00 Texas 4:00 Movie "The Little Foxes" (bw) 6:00 News

6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Face the Music 7:30 Tic Tac Dough 8:00 Little House on the Prairie 9:00 Backstairs at the White House (pt 2) 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show 1:00 Tomorrow WSBK 38-Ind Boston 6:30 Romper Room 7:00 Three Stooges (bw) 8:00 Star Blazers 8:30 Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig 9:00 Tom Larson 9:50 News 10:00 Ironside 11:00 Marcus Welby, MD noon Ed Allen 12:30 Andy Griffith (bw) 1:00 Movie "Lullaby of Broadway" 3:00 Beverly Hillbillies 3:30 I Dream of Jeannie (bw) 4:00 Bewitched (bw/x2) 5:00 Emergency! 6:00 Hogan's Heroes 6:30 Bob Newhart 7:00 M*A*S*H 7:30 Odd Couple 8:00 Movie "The Plainsman" (bw) 10:00 INN News 10:30 Baseball: Boston-Anaheim (usually: Odd Couple at 10:30, Maude at 11, Dave Allen at Large at 11:30, Sgt. Bilko at Midnight, Our Miss Brooks at 12:30, Late Show at 1) 1:15 Ironside WGGB 40-ABC Springfield 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Flintstones 9:25 Heritage Corner 9:30 Lassie 10:00 I Love Lucy (bw) 10:30 My Three Sons 11:00 Love Boat noon Family Feud 12:30 Ryan's Hope

1:00 All My Children 2:00 One Life to Live 3:00 General Hospital 4:00 Big Valley 5:00 Joker's Wild 5:30 News 6:00 Jim Rockford, Private Investigator (Rockford Files) 6:55 News 7:00 ABC World News Tonight 7:30 Tic Tac Dough 8:00 That's Incredible! 9:00 Movie "Love's Savage Fury" 11:00 News 11:30 ABC News Nightline 11:50 (and 12:25) Barney Miller WLVI 56-Ind Boston 7:00 Tom & Jerry 7:30 Flintstones 8:00 Battle of the Planets 8:30 Woody Woodpecker 9:00 New Zoo Revue 9:30 Bozo's Big Top 10:00 De Todo un Poco 10:30 New England Today (starting a week of programs on gay and lesbian lifestyles) 11:00 Family Affair 11:30 That Girl noon Lucy Show 12:30 Courtship of Eddie's Father 1:00 Partridge Family 1:30 Banana Splits 2:00 Yogi Bear 2:30 Casper 3:00 Mighty Mouse 3:30 Woody Woodpecker 4:00 Flintstones 4:30 Little Rascals/Our Gang "Shrimps for a Day"/"Party Fever" (bw) 5:00 Monkees 5:30 Brady Bunch 6:00 Good Times 6:30 Mary Tyler Moore 7:00 Sanford & Son 7:30 Sullivans 8:00 Movie "Summer and Smoke" 10:30 Love, American Style 11:00 Prisoner: Cell Block H

11:30 Best of Groucho WGBY 57-PBS Springfield 3pm Over Easy 3:30 Villa Alegre 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Villa Alegre 6:00 Zoom 6:30 Over Easy 7:00 Dick Cavett 7:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8:00 Dionne Quintuplets 9:30 Run America Run 10:00 For the Record 11:00 Captioned ABC News HBO 5:30pm Movie "The Main Event" 7:30 Greatest Scandals of the Century 8:30 Harry Blackstone's Magical Tour 9:30 Movie "Murder by Decree" 11:45 Movie "The Glove" 1:15 Boxing's Greatest Champions

I wonder why they included the WCBS NYC listings? I understand carrying listings for the NYC Independent stations, 5, 9 and 11. But why WCBS? They didn't bother with the NBC, ABC or PBS stations from NYC. I'd assume most cable systems in Western Massachussettes could pick up WFSB 3 from Hartford. Far Western Mass picked up WRGB 6 from Schenectady. And maybe from Ware to the East, they got the Boston line up, including WHDH 7. So which cable system carried WCBS?

WPIX 11 DID NOT have Sesame Street in 1980 at 9 AM or any other time. They ran Sesame Street from 1969 to 1971 before WNET began morning sign ons. Once Channel 13 began signing on at 9 AM or earlier, WPIX did not have Sesame Street. Here is what I believe they had in these time slots. They ran their public affiars shows anda n audio news read in the early afternoon with 700 club at 130 PM. 9:00 Munsters 9:30 I Dream Of Jeannie 10:00 Dick Van Dyke (bw)

10:30 Gomer Pyle USMC 11:00 Dinah! & Friends (same guests as ch 3) noon Focus: New Jersey 12:30 Rangel Report

10:30 Baseball: Boston-Anaheim (usually: Odd Couple at 10:30, Maude at 11, Dave Allen at Large at 11:30, Sgt. Bilko at Midnight, Our Miss Brooks at 12:30, Late Show at 1) In 1980, the Angels were known as the California Angels.

WAST 13-CBS Albany 9:00 Afternoon Playhouse "Joey and Redhawk" (conclusion) This was a special, I think. What normally aired here? Was it One Day at a Time?

wonder why they included the WCBS NYC listings? I understand carrying listings for the NYC Independent stations, 5, 9 and 11. But why WCBS? They didn't bother with the NBC, ABC or PBS stations from NYC. I'd assume most cable systems in Western Massachussettes could pick up WFSB 3 from Hartford. Far Western Mass picked up WRGB 6 from Schenectady. And maybe from Ware to the East, they got the Boston line up, including WHDH 7. So which cable system carried WCBS? This may be totally off-base, but (IIRC) in the days when there was a relative dearth of 24/7 broadcasters, weren't there some cable systems in the region that picked up WCBS on a part-time basis (primarily for their all-night movies), placing it on a channel that would normally be unoccupied during the wee hours after the primary station on that channel had s/off for the night? That might be the reason why it was carried in this TVG. WCBS-TV (Channel 2/New York) was carried on many cable systems throughout the Northeast including the Boston area via microwave because of its' all night movie presentations and a few of their local programs including "The Stanley Siegal Show" and "Jeanne Parr". Many times, WCBS would sign off for about 10 minutes or so, run their 1950's test pattern and sign on again with "Give Us This Day" and begin their schedule. You would see this on cable throughout the night until 7:00 AM.

WCBS-TV was carried on many cable systems including those throughout New York State, in Connecticut, all of Massachusetts (including those in the Boston area), Southern New Hampshire and Vermont. I used to watch the all night programming from WCBSTV all the time back in the late 70's and early 80's out in Great Barrington, MA and Westfield, MA. Friends of mine in the Boston area also watch WCBS on a regular basis on cable (via microwave). It was a great all night station. It's too bad everybody is 24/7 with relatively garbage programming these days, overnights (except MeTV). The same was also true with fellow CBS O&O WBBM-TV in Chicago--it was carried overnight, for a few hours, on various cable systems in downstate Illinois (e.g., Peoria, Springfield), Wisconsin, and other parts of the Midwest back in the late 70s/early 80s. The Western Illinois edition of TV Guide (which was distributed in Peoria, Quad Cities, etc.) also gave overnight listings for WBBM for a time.

Retro: Spokane, WA - Monday, July 21, 1980

2KREM (CBS) 5:55 amDown to Earth 6:00Summer Semester 6:30Superman 7:00Monday Morning (Charles Kuralt) 8:00Captain Kangaroo 9:00The Jeffersons 9:30Alice 10:00The Price Is Right 11:00KREM 2 News 11:19Topic 11:25The Butcher 11:30Search for Tomorrow 12 pmThe Young and the Restless 1:00As the World Turns 2:00Guiding Light 3:00The John Davidson Show Co-host: Robert Hays. Guests: Mike Connors; rock group Todd Rundgren and Utopia; Michele Lee; physician-author Dr. Henry J. Heimlich; author Michael Medved; Jack Riley. 4:30Emergency! 5:30KREM 2 News 6:00CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite 6:30Star Trek Requiem for Methuselah. Kirk must find the antidote to a plague that threatens to kill all the crew of the Enterprise.

7:30Tic Tac Dough 8:00Flo Homecoming. In the series pilot, Flo buys a rundown roadhouse on the outskirts of Cowtown, Texas and sets out to turn it into the hottest spot in town. (Repeat) 8:30WKRP in Cincinnati The Doctors Daughter. Johnny has a hard time dealing with fatherhood when his grown-up daughter unexpectedly shows up with her boyfriend. (Repeat) 9:00M*A*S*H Lend a Hand. Hawkeye tries to avoid an unwanted surprise birthday party by volunteering to tend to a wounded soldier at the front. (Repeat) 9:30House Calls Take My Granddaughter Please. Dr. Weatherbys granddaughter becomes romantically interested in Charley. (Repeat) 10:00Lou Grant Hazard. Checkbook journalism becomes an issue when a source wants money to document a dangerous motorbike scandal. (Repeat) 11:00KREM 2 News 11:30Harry O Gertrude. From 1974: Harry is hired to find a missing soldier who is AWOL and mixed up in a drug-smuggling caper. (Repeat) 12:40 amTHE CBS Late Movie: Riding Tall (1972) Andrew Prine, Gilmer McCormick. A rodeo rider hitches up with a young, modern-thinking New York City girl. 2:40Agricuture 80 4KXLY (ABC) 5:55 amFarm Reports 6:00Agriculture U.S.A. 6:30Cartoons 7:00Good Morning America 9:00Donahue 10:00The Love Boat 11:00Family Feud 11:30All My Children 12:30 pmDialing for Dollars 1:00One Life to Live 2:00General Hospital 3:00Ryans Hope 3:30The Flintstones 4:30Gilligans Island 5:00Bewitched 5:30News 6:00World News Tonight (Frank Reynolds, Max Robinson, Peter Jennings) 6:30Sanford and Son Lamont buys two coffins at an auction hoping to sell them at a profit.

7:00The Jokers Wild 7:30Carol Burnett & Friends 8:00Thats Incredible! Reports on spirits returning from the grave, snake venom that may provide miracle cures and a rooster that plays tic-tac-toe are featured. (Repeat) 9:00The ABC Movie: The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane (1976) Jodie Foster, Martin Sheen. Uninvited visitors disappear when they threaten the privacy of a little girl who lives with her unseen father in a dark and old house. (Repeat) 11:00News 11:30Nightline 11:50MOVIE: Dont Drink the Water Jackie Gleason, Estelle Parsons. American tourists behind the Iron Curtain are mistaken for spies when their daughter goes on a picture-taking spree. 6KHQ (NBC) 5:45 amQ-6 Farm and Home Report 6:15Huckleberry Hound/Yogi Bear 7:00Today 9:00The David Letterman Show 10:30Wheel of Fortune 11:00Card Sharks 11:30Password Plus 12 pmDays of Our Lives 1:00The Doctors 1:30Another World 3:00Gunsmoke 4:00The Merv Griffin Show Guests: Bobby Vinton; Phyllis Diller; singer Christy Lane; Willie Aames. 5:30Q-6 News Alive 6:00NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor 6:30The Cross-Wits 7:00The Bob Newhart Show The Separation Story. The Hartleys decide to take up separate residences for the sakes of their marriages and their work. 7:30PM Magazine A Nashville jam session with Charlie Daniels and Crystal Gayle; a puppy adoption program for the elderly. 8:00Little House on the Prairie Country Girls. From 1974: Despite reassurances from their father, Laura and Mary worry as they prepare to go to school for the first time. 9:00The Awakening Land The Fields From 1978: Saywards family experiences disease and death; Sayward and Portius become parents; and a town springs up around them. (Part 2 or 3) (Repeat) 11:00Q-6 News Alive 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Guest host: Robert Klein. Guests: June Havok, Itzhak Perlman, Pat Paulsen, Anthony

Newley, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. 1 amTomorrow Guest host: Kelly Lange. Guests: Sally Kellerman, Lee Marvin, movie director Sam Fuller. 7KSPS (PBS) 8:30 amOnce Upon a Classic 9:00Sesame Street 10:00Studio See 10:30Once Upon a Classic 11:00Sesame Street 12 pmMister Rogers Neighborhood 12:30The Electric Company 1:00Idea Thing 1:30Kirks Camera 2:00Over Easy 2:30The Dick Cavett Show 3:00The Victory Garden 3:30Villa Alegre 4:00Sesame Street 5:00Mister Rogers Neighborhood 5:30The Electric Company 6:00Zoom 6:30Over Easy Guest: Fast-food tycoon Col. Harland Sanders. (Repeat) 7:00The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 7:30The Dick Cavett Show Guest: Maxine Hong Kingston. 8:00MOVIE: The Lathe of Heaven (TV, 1980) Bruce Davison, Kevin Conway. In this adaptation of Ursula K. Le Guins science-fiction novel, a dream specialist uses a mans unique power to create new worlds that are free of war, disease and overpopulation with negative consequences. (Repeat) 10:00Jazz at the Maintenance Shop Bill Evans Trio (No. 2). Bill Evans, piano; Marc Johnson, bass; Joe LaBarbera, drums. 11:00The Dick Cavett Show Guest: Maxine Hong Kingston. 11:30ABC Captioned News

Retro: New York City Wed, Aug 29, 1956

from New York Herald Tribune

WCBS 2-CBS 6:50 Prevues & Sermon 7:00 Good Morning! (Will Rogers Jr/Ned Calmer/Pamela Good) 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 My Little Margie "Margie's New Boyfriend" 9:30 Amos 'n' Andy "Vive la France" 10:00 Of All Things 10:30 Arthur Godfrey Time (Peter Lind Hayes guest hosts) 11:30 Strike It Rich noon Valiant Lady 12:15 Love of Life 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 News (Charles Collingwood) 1:10 Stand Up & Be Counted 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Johnny Carson (with Betty Holt, Tommy Leonetti, and the New Yorkers) 2:30 Linkletter's Party 3:00 Big Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosby 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Late Matinee "Wherever She Goes" 5:55 Les Paul & Mary Ford 6:00 World News (Robert Trout) 6:05 New York Report (Ron Cochran) 6:10 Feature (George Skinner) 6:15 Early Show "The Boys from Syracuse" 7:10 Weather (Carol Reed) 7:15 CBS News 7:30 Cartoon Theatre 8:00 Frankie Layne Time (guests Mellowlarks, Edith Barstow Dancers, Eydie Gorme, and Los Chavales de Espana) 9:00 Millionaire "The Story of Brian Hendricks" 9:30 I've Got a Secret 10:00 US Steel Hour "The Five Fathers of Pepi" 11:00 News (Ron Cochran) 11:10 Weather (Carol Reed)/Sports (Bill Hickey) 11:15 Late Show "Meet Mr. Callaghan" 12:45 Late Late Show "The Fighting Sullivans" 2:00 News/Sermon WRCA 4-NBC 6:55 Daily Sermonette 7:00 Today

8:55 Herb Sheldon (Josie McCarthy segment in color) 10:00 Ding Dong School 10:30 Bandstand (guests the Four Lads and Art Mooney's orchestra) 11:00 Home (Arlene Francis and High Downs show the use of China paintings in home demonstrations, other guests include Lucille Rivers (skirt making) and puppeteers Bil & Cora Baird (who who how they find material for their shows)) 11:25 Window (c/Ostrid Lind) 11:30 Home noon Tic Tac Dough 12:30 It Could Be You 1:00 One is for Sheldon 1:30 Jinx's Diary (c) 2:00 Richard Willis 2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3:00 Matinee Theater "Yankee Doodler" (c) 4:00 Queen for a Day (guest host Ben Alexander) 4:45 Modern Romances 5:00 It's Always Jan "Stage Door Johnny" 5:30 Evening Theater "It's a Small World" 6:45 News (Ken Banghart) 7:00 Death Valley Days "Kickapoo Run" 7:30 Eddie Fisher (season premiere) 7:45 Camel News Caravan 8:00 National Press Conference 8:30 Father Knows Best "Margaret's Premonition" 9:00 Kraft Theater "The Girl Who Saw Too Much" (c) 10:00 This is Your Life (concentration-camp survivor Cantor Bela Herskovits is honored) 10:30 Ina Ray Hutton 11:00 News (J.K.M. McCaffery) 11:10 Weather (c/Tex Antoine) 11:15 Jimmy Powers 11:20 Steve Allen (guests Trudy Richards, and Hall Shaeffer and his trio) 1:00 Sermonette WABD 5-DuMont 8:25 Prevues/Prayer 8:30 It's Fun to Reduce (Margaret Firth) 8:45 Sandy Becker 10:00 Tune In Anytime Theater "The Guv'nor" noon Freddie the Fireman (Ed McCurdy) 1:00 Tune In Anytime Theater cont'd 4:00 Wendy Barrie 4:30 Easy Chair 5:00 Food for Thought (Virginia Graham) 5:30 Mr. & Mrs. North "Beauty Prize" 6:00 Captain Video

6:30 Looney Tunes 7:00 News (Mike Wallace) 7:15 Sports (Marty Glickman) 7:30 Playhouse "Knave of Hearts" 8:00 Frontier Theatre "Lone Rider Crosses the Rio" 9:00 Not for Nervous People "The Flying Serpent" 10:30 Secret File, USA "Mission Istrahan" 11:00 Featurama (Tom Moore) "The Mail Goes Through"/"Death in the Arena" mid. Prevues/Prayer WABC 7-ABC 7:45 News (George H. Combs) 8:00 Tinkers Workshop 9:00 Romper Room (Miss Jane) 10:00 Drama of Life "The Monkey's Paw" 10:30 Road of Romance "Night Visitor" 11:00 Hopalong Cassidy "Hopalong Enters" noon Time for Fun 12:30 Joe Franklin (which included cartoons in those days) 1:30 Afternoon Show "Letter from an Unknown Woman" 3:00 Film Festival "Fast and Loose" 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 Sky King (Kirby Grant) 6:30 Cisco Kid 6:55 Weather (Janet Tyler) 7:00 Sports (Jack Drees) 7:15 News (John Daly) 7:30 Disneyland "The Goofy Sports Story" 8:30 Amazing Dunniger (guest: Glamour editor Kate Lloyd) 9:00 Screen Directors "What Day is It?" 9:30 Eddie Arnold (guests Chet Atkins and Paul Mitchell's group) 10:00 Boxing: from Chicago, White Plains' Rory Calhoun (23-0-1, 12 KO) takes on Chicago's Spider Webb (15-1, 11 KO) in a 10-round middleweight bout 10:45 Sports Page of the Air (Herald Tribune sports editor Bob Cooke) 11:00 News (Cecil Brown) 11:10 Night Show "Casanova Brown" WNHC 8-ABC/CBS New Haven 6:45 Man to Man 7:00 Good Morning Connecticut (Joe Francis/George Thompson) 9:00 Breakfast Playhouse (Tom Romano) 10:30 Yankee Peddlers 11:00 My Little Margie "The Blond Margie" 11:30 Looney Tunes noon News (George Thompson) 12:15 Love of Life

12:30 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Nancy's Kitchen 1:45 Channel 8 Matinee 2:00 Channel 8 Matinee "The Dear Departed" 2:30 Linkletter's Party 3:00 Film Festival "Fast and Loose" 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 Stage 8 "Celebrity" 6:30 Sportscope (Syd Jaffe) 6:40 Weather (Ed Caputo) 6:45 News (Joseph Burns) 7:00 Studio 57 "Farewell Appearance" 7:30 Disneyland "The Goofy Sports Story" 8:30 Amazing Dunninger 9:00 Screen Firectors "What Day is It?" 9:30 Eddie Arnold 10:00 Boxing: Calhoun v Webb 10:45 Sports Desk (Syd Jaffe) 11:00 News 11:10 Weather (K. St. George) 11:15 Les Paul & Mary Ford 11:20 Nitecap Theatre "Captain Scarface" 1:00 News WOR 9-Ind 11:00 Screening the World 11:30 Kiddie Video noon Cartoon Parade 12:30 Fun for Lunch 1:00 Camera 9 Feature "Woman Trouble" 2:00 Ted Steele 2:55 News 3:00 Ted Steele 3:55 News 4:00 Roy Rogers Feature "Bells of Rosarita" 5:00 Ted Steele's Bandstand 6:00 Six O'Clock Movie "Nevada" 7:00 Terrytoons 7:30 Million Dollar Movie "Top Hat" 9:00 Hour of Danger "The Saint in Palm Springs" 10:00 Million Dollar Movie (r) 11:30 Hour of Danger (r) WPIX 11-Ind 1pm Christophers "Develop Your Talents" (guests Blanche Seaver and Richard Crooks)

1:30 Jimmy Powers 1:55 Baseball: Yankees host Kansas City (Mel Allen/Jim Woods; Ch 11 usually ran a movie at 1:30, Sightseeing at 3, Candid Camera at 3:30, and a movie at 4) 4:20 Red Barber 4:30 First Show "My Death is a Mockery" 5:30 Cartoon Comics 6:00 Clubhouse Gang (Little Rascals) 6:30 Abbott & Costello "Little Old Lady" 7:00 News (Kevin Kennedy) 7:10 Weather (Joe Bolton) 7:15 New York News (John Tillman) 7:30 Sheena, Queen of the Jungle "Touch of Death" 8:00 Man Behind the Badge (Charles Bickford) 8:30 Badge 714 (Dragnet) "Big Number" 9:00 Mystery Theatre "Iron Woman" 9:30 Highway Patrol 10:00 Federal Men "The Case of the Buried Treasure" 10:30 Science Fiction Theater "A Visit from Dr. Pliny" 11:00 News 11:10 Weather (Joe Bolton) WATV 13-Ind 11:58 TV Pastor Marsh noon Coffee Club (Lyle Reed) "Naval Officers Reserve School" 12:30 Junior Carnival 1:00 Mystery Film "Bluebeard" 2:00 Movie Matinee "There was a Young Lady" 3:15 Jewish Matinee Time (Miriam Kressyn) 3:30 Western Feature "Fighting Shadows" 4:30 Junior Frolics 5:30 Super Serial "Fighting with Kit Carson" (pt 12) 6:00 Western Theater "Heroes of the Hills" 7:00 Mystery Hour (repeating the 1pm film) 8:00 Oral Roberts 8:30 Feature Film (repeat of 2pm film) 9:30 Yachting (Lewis King) 10:00 House Detective 10:55 News (Guy LeBow) 11:00 Mystery Film "The Trap" WICC 43-ABC/DuMont Bridgeport (more on ch 43's history at http://www.hartfordradiohistory.com/WICC-TV.html) 6pm Picture Window 6:15 Film Shorts 6:35 News (Walter Dibble) 6:45 Family Rosary

7:00 Telecomics 7:15 Film Shorts 7:30 Picture Pastime 8:30 Video Varieties 9:30 Eddy Arnold 10:00 Guided Tour

from New York Herald Tribune WABD 5-DuMont WICC 43-ABC/DuMont Bridgeport Interesting...I can see WABD still listed as "DuMont," since they were still owned by DuMont (which would soon be rebranded as "Metropolitan Broadcasting," later as "Metromedia"), though now operating as an independent, but...WICC? The DuMont network had given up the ghost by then, with regularly scheduled programming having ceased almost a year prior to this schedule, and the last occasional sports feed (a boxing match) having gone out on 8/6/56 (assuming we can trust the dates on You-Know-Whoipedia). Perhaps WICC picked up these sporadic sports feeds to the bitter end, so still branded themselves as a DuMont affiliate? Or just a case of the TV editor at the paper not having bothered to delete the reference? It was around this time that WABD was indeed being rebranded as an independent. After the collapse of the DuMont network, the parent for both that station and WTTG in Washington, DC was reorganized as the DuMont Broadcasting Corporation. Why the Herald-Tribune (and TV Guide) still listed the station as "DuMont," is anyone's guess. (This persisted up to the renaming of the company as the Metropolitan Broadcasting Corporation in May 1958 in a bid to disassociate themselves from the "failed" past of the DuMont network, followed four months later by WABD changing calls to WNEW-TV; only then [after May or June of '58] did TVG finally refer to Channel 5 in their "Channels Listed" section as "Ind." alongside WNTA-TV, WPIX and WOR-TV.)

Retro: Charlotte Saturday, September 16, 1995

From TV Guide, Charlotte (later Central North Carolina) Edition: WBTV Ch. 3 (CBS) 5:05 ANC News 6 AM Your Mind And Body (Kim Alexis hosts a program devoted to health, fitness, and beauty.)

6:30 Madison's Adventures 7 AM Gladiators 2000 7:30 News For Kids 8 AM Garfield And Friends 8:30 Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa 9 AM Aladdin 9:30 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 10 AM MASK 10:30 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 11 AM Twisted Tales Of Felix The Cat 11:30 ACC Football Today 12 N ACC Football: North Carolina State at Florida State 3:30 Infomercial (time approximate) 4 PM Movie: "Hot Rod" 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News (Bob Schieffer) 7 PM Baywatch 8 PM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 10 PM Walker, Texas Ranger 11 PM News 11:30 Current Affair: Extra 12:30 The Road (country singers "on the road") 1:30 ANC News (to 5:30) WSOC Ch. 9 (ABC) 5 AM CNN Headline News 6 AM New Adventures Of Madeline 6:30 Free Willy 7 AM News 10 AM Fudge 10:30 Reboot 11 AM Bugs Bunny & Tweety 12 N News 12:30 ABC Weekend Special: "The Mouse And The Motorcycle" (Part 1) 1 PM Heroes: A Triumph Of The Spirit 2 PM U.S. Customs: Classified 3 PM NASCAR Weekly 3:30 NCAA Football: Tennessee at Florida 7 PM Entertainment Tonight (time approximate) 8 PM Jeff Foxworthy (sitcom) 8:30 Maybe This Time (sitcom with Marie Osmond and Betty White) 9 PM ABC Movie: "Encino Man"

11 PM News 11:35 Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol 12:05 Highlander 1:05 Comedy Showcase 2:05 Movie: "Jane Doe" 4:05 CNN Headline News WCCB Ch. 18 (Fox) 5 AM Home Shopping Spree 6 AM Jetsons 6:30 Flintstones 7 AM New Captain Planet 7:30 Cosby Show 8 AM Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego? (cartoon, not the game show) 8:30 Masked Rider 9:30 Eek!/Terrible Thunderlizards 10 AM Spider-Man 10:30 The Tick 11 AM X-Men 11:30 Life With Louie 12 N Movie: "Split Decisions" 2 PM Movie: "Percy And Thunder" 4 PM Sightings 5 PM Renegade 6 PM Wonder Years 6:30 Wonder Years 7 PM Home Improvement 7:30 Simpsons 8 PM Martin 8:30 The Preston Episodes 9 PM Cops 9:30 America's Most Wanted 10 PM News 10:30 M*A*S*H 11 PM Strange Luck 12 M Forever Knight 1 AM 21 Jump Street 2 AM Movie: "The Day Of The Dolphin" 4 AM Movie: "D-Day, The Sixth Of June" WNSC Ch. 30 Rock Hill, SC (PBS) 6 AM Speed Russian 7 AM G.E.D.

8 AM Barney & Friends 8:30 Lamb Chop's Play-Along 9 AM Sesame Street 10 AM Scale Modeling 10:30 Dudley The Dragon 11 AM Magic School Bus 11:30 Inspiration Of Painting 12 N Connecting Worlds: Parents And Teachers 12:30 Victory Garden 1 PM From A Country Garden 1:30 Stained Glass 2 PM 21st Century Wood Doctor 2:30 Chef Paul Prudhomme's Fork In The Road 3 PM Nathalie Dupree Cooks 3:30 Martha's Sewing Room 4 PM Art Of Sewing 4:30 Doctor Is In 5 PM Inn Country USA 5:30 American Vacations 6 PM Storytime 6:30 Storytime 7 PM Mary Long's Yesteryear 7:30 Naturescene 8 PM Lawrence Welk (country-music show) 9 PM National Geographic ("Jewels Of The Caribbean Sea" 10 PM Austin City Limits (guests: Diamond Rio and John Michael Montgomery) 11 PM Dennis Wholey 12 M Jack Horkheimer (astronomy) WCNC Ch. 36 (NBC) 5 AM Nightside 5:30 Weekend Travel Update 6 AM Hang Time 6:30 Saved By The Bell 7 AM News 8 AM Today 9 AM News 10 AM Today (second hour) 11 AM Saved By The Bell 11:30 California Dreams 12 N NBA Inside Stuff

12:30 Infomercials 1:30 Ryder Cup Preview (this was played in oddnumbered years until 9/11; the 2001 event was postponed until 2002 and has been played in even-numbered years ever since) 2:30 College Football: Vanderbilt at Notre Dame 6 PM News (time approximate) 6:30 NBC News (Brian Williams) 7 PM Wheel Of Fortune 7:30 Martha Stewart Living 8 PM Brotherly Love 8:30 Minor Adjustments (think a cross between "The Cosby Show" and "The Bob Newhart Show"-an African-American child psychologist and his family) 9 PM Miss America Pageant (Regis and Kathie Lee host) 12 M News (time approximate) 12:30 Saturday Night Live (highlights from 1987-88 include Dana Carvey as the Church Lady) 2 AM Nightside (to 5:30) WTVI Ch. 42 (PBS) 8 AM Sesame Street 9 AM Reading Rainbow 9:30 Storytime 10 AM Barney & Friends 10:30 Magic School Bus 11 AM Sewing Connection 11:30 Sewing With Nancy 12 N Lap Quilting 12:30 Sew Many Quilts 1 PM Joy Of Painting 1:30 Stained Glass 2 PM Frugal Gourmet 2:30 Cooking With Master Chefs (Julia Child) 3 PM Sneak Previews 3:30 World Of Collector Cars 4 PM American Woodshop 4:30 New Yankee Workshop 5 PM This Old House 5:30 Hometime 6 PM Naturescene 6:30 Wild America 7 PM Nature 8 PM British Rail Journeys (tonight: a trip from

Edinburgh through the Scottish Highlands) 9 PM Mystery!: "Rumpole And The Quacks" 10 PM American Cinema (the first wave of film-school graduates to make it big: Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Martin Scorsese, John Milius, Brian DePalma) 11 PM Austin City Limits (same as Ch. 30) 12 M Nova WJZY Ch. 46 (UPN) 5 AM Quantum Shopping 6 AM Tom And Jerry 6:30 Iron Man 7 AM Fantastic Four 7:30 Baby Huey 8 AM Step By Step 8:30 Who's The Boss? 9 AM Full House 9:30 Family Matters 10 AM Roseanne 10:30 Sweet Valley High 11 AM Beverly Hills 90210 12 N Movie: "There Goes The Neighborhood" 2 PM Movie: "The Bad Seed" (1985 remake of the '50s classic chiller) 4 PM Movie: "Caribe" (not the 1975 ABC series) 6 PM Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 7 PM Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air 7:30 Family Matters 8 PM Deadly Games 9 PM Nowhere Man 10 PM Outer Limits (new episodes) 12 M Movie: "Scissors" 2 AM Pointman 3 AM Outer Limits (repeat from 10 PM) WFVT (WMYT) Ch. 55 Rock Hill, SC (WB) 5 AM Music TV--Shopping 6 AM Tom And Jerry (don't know how this differs from Ch. 46 unless it's "Tom And Jerry Kids") 6:30 V.R. Troopers 7 AM Sonic The Hedgehog 7:30 King Arthur 8 AM Animaniacs

8:30 Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries 9 AM Animaniacs 9:30 Pinky And The Brain 10 AM Freakazoid! 10:30 Earthworm Jim 11 AM WCW Wrestling 12 N WMAC Masters (martial-arts exhibitions aimed at kids) 12:30 SEC Football: Arkansas at Alabama 4 PM Showtime At The Apollo (guests: musical group Brownstone, comedian Derrick Fox, time approximate) 5 PM High Tide 6 PM Xena: Warrior Princess 7 PM Hercules: The Legendary Journeys 8 PM Babylon 5 9 PM Kung Fu: The Legend Continues 10 PM Pointman 11 PM Hunter 12 M Gomer Pyle, USMC 12:30 WCW Wrestling 1:30 Mystery Science Theater Hour 2:30 TBA 3:30 Space Precinct 4:30 WWF Wrestling WUNG Ch. 58 Concord, NC (PBS) also seen on WUNE/17 Linville, NC 6:30 Economics U$A 7:30 Sesame Street 8:30 Barney & Friends 9 AM Kidsongs 9:30 Puzzle Place 10 AM Magic School Bus 10:30 Ghostwriter 11 AM Lap Quilting 11:30 Martha's Sewing Room 12 N Joy Of Painting 12:30 Victory Garden 1 PM Inn Country USA 1:30 Cooking At The Academy 2 PM Cucina Amore (cooking) 2:30 In Julia's Kitchen (guess who?) 3 PM Frugal Gourmet 3:30 Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' 4 PM Hometime

4:30 New Yankee Workshop 5 PM American Workshop 5:30 This Old House 6 PM Coastal Naturalist 7 PM National Geographic: On Assignment 8 PM Lawrence Welk (same as Ch. 30, nowadays Welk airs at 7 on UNC-TV and 8 on SCETV) 9 PM George Jones: The Same Ole Me 10 PM George Jones In Tennessee (concert from Knoxville) 11 PM North Carolina Visions (a film about AIDS from Charlotte filmmakers Stuart Grasberg and Carolyn DeMerritt) 12 M Sneak Previews

From TV Guide, Charlotte (later Central North Carolina) Edition: 8:30 The Preston Episodes Living at that time in a place where I could not get cable, I thought I had seen every crappy attempt at Fox programming. But this one totally eluded me. Had to look it up. Sitcom starring David Alan Grier, 10 episodes made, 2 of which were never aired.

Retro: Southern Quebec Sat, July 15, 2000

from Tele-Plus Radio-Canada: CBFT 2-Montreal/CKSH 9-Sherbrooke/CKTM 13-Trois Rivieres (although not listed, 2's programs were simulcast by CBVT 11-Quebec City) 6:55 (2) horaire (program sked) 7:00 Arthur 7:30 Jim Bouton 8:00 Les 101 dalmatiens (101 Dalmatians) 8:30 Couacs en vrac 9:00 La bande a Ovide (Ovide and the Gang) 9:30 Quasimodo 10:00 Et voici la petite Lulu (Little Lulu) 10:30 Mon ami Willy 11:00 Franc-Croise

11:30 (2-13) Aventures des Robinson Suisse 11:30 (9) La grande tournee noon Le Midi 12:30 Cinema "Millionaire en herbe" (Matt's Millions) 2:30 50...et un monde 3:00 L'arche de Noe 3:30 Parents d'aujourd'hui 4:00 Rivieres 4:30 Vie de chalet 5:00 Si j'avais les ailes d'un ange 5:30 Pareil pas pareil 6:00 Le Telejournal 6:30 L'aventure olympique 7:30 Ticket pour l'aventure "Retour vers le futur" (Back to the Future) 10:00 Le Telejournal 10:30 Nouvelles du sport 10:48 Tele-Nuit "Elles" WCAX 3-CBS Burlington 6:00 Infomercials 8:30 Flying Rhino Junior High 9:00 Saturday Early Show 11:00 Tales of the Cryptkeeper 11:30 Guardians of the Legend noon Infomercials 1:00 House & Garden 1:30 Nazareth 200 auto race 4:00 CBS Sports Spectacular (Quality Challenge) 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Entertainment This Week 8:00 Big Brother 9:00 Walker, Texas Ranger 10:00 Falcone 11:00 News 11:30 ER 12:30 Pensacola: Wings of Gold 1:30 Wild Things 2:30 Infomercials TVA: CFCM 4-Quebec City, CHLT 7-Sherbrooke, CHEM 8-Trois Rivieres, CFTM 10-Montreal 5:30 Infomercials 6:30 En forme avec Josee Lavigeur 7:00 Salut, bonjour! (the weekend editions came from CFCM) 10:00 Visez dans le mille

10:30 Tarzan 11:00 Le gout de chez nous 11:30 Vins et fromages noon Fleurs et jardins 12:30 Coupe de monde de velo de montagne (World Cup mountain biking) 1:00 Infomercial 1:30 Boutique TVA (home shopping) 2:30 Infomercials 4:00 Cine-Pop "Le petit monstre" (Problem Child) 6:00 Le TVA edition 18h 6:30 Cine "Le club des baby-sitters" (The Babysitters Club) 8:30 Cinema extereme "Le professionel" (The Professional) 11:00 Le TVA edition reseau 11:24 TVA Sports 11:41 Loto-Quebec draws 11:50 Cine-Lune "Le lien" (Flesh and Bone) 2:20 Infomercials WPTZ 5-NBC Plattsburgh 5:00 Infomercials 9:00 Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures 9:30 Popular Mechanics for Kids 10:00 Saved by the Bell 10:30 Hang Time 11:00 City Guys 11:30 One World noon City Guys 12:30 NBA Inside Stuff 1:00 Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures 1:30 Popular Mechanics for Kids 2:00 Big Apple Classic golf 4:00 WNBA: Charlotte-Washington 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Jeopardy! 7:30 Wheel of Fortune 8:00 US Olympic Trials: Track & Field 9:00 Movie "Grumpier Old Men" 11:00 News 11:30 Saturday Night Live 1:00 Infomercials 2:30 Movie "The Haunting of Lisa" 4:30 Family Matters CBMT 6-CBC Montreal 9:34 Skinnamarink TV

10:00 Street Cents 10:30 Urban Peasant 11:00 Secret Adventures of Jules Verne noon World Cup Triathlon 1:30 Olympians: A Century of Canada's Heroes 2:00 Equestrian 4:00 Baseball: Philadelphia-Toronto (interleague) 7:00 CBC News: Saturday Report 7:30 Thin Blue Line 8:00 Movie "Peacekeepers" 10:00 Movie "Swann" mid. Movie "Pure Luck" CJOH 8-CTV Cornwall 5:00 Infomercials 7:30 Flying Rhino Junior High 8:00 Infomercial 8:30 Disney's One Saturday Morning 10:30 Mickey's MouseWorks 11:00 Mythic Warriors noon House & Home 1:00 Pacific Profiles 1:30 Mason Lee: On the Edge 2:00 World Vision 2:30 Marriage Counsellor 3:00 Spruce Meadows equestrian 5:00 Double Exposure 5:30 E-Now 6:00 News 6:30 Regional Contact 7:00 Twice in a Lifetime 8:00 Police Academy: The Series 9:00 FX: The Series 10:00 The City 11:00 CTV News 11:30 News 12:05 X-Files 1:05 Late Movie "Manhattan Murder Mystery" 3:05 Infomercials Canal Vox 9-Montreal 5:00 Action emploi 6:00 Trafficomm (traffic cameras) 9:00 Acces a la communaute 10:00 Action emloi 11:00 Saveurs du monde

11:30 Ombres et lumieres noon Qui renove! 1:00 Top 50 2:00 De fil en aiguille 2:30 Ombres et lumieres 3:00 Action emploi 4:00 Trafficomm-Retour a la maison 6:00 Citemag 6:30 Chef Michel 7:00 Saveurs du monde 7:30 Savoir-faire 8:00 Peinture chinoise 8:30 Bonjour Quebec 9:00 Micro-Info 2.0 10:00 TBA 10:30 Bonjour Quebec 11:00 Action emploi mid. Question sante 1:00 L'ombudsman 2:30 CityMag 3:00 Qui renove! 4:00 Bonjour Quebec 4:30 TBA CFCF 12-CTV Montreal 6:00 Body Tech 6:30 Sharky & George 7:00 Infomercial 7:30 Flying Rhino Junior High 8:00 Going Fishing 8:30 Taste of Home 9:00 Infomercials 11:00 House & Home noon WWF Wrestling 1:00 Investors On-Line 2:00 Saturday Cinema "Ms. Bear" 4:00 World Vision 5:00 WCW Wrestling 6:00 News 6:30 Expos This Week 7:00 Star Trek: Voyager 8:00 Police Academy: The Series 9:00 Profiler 10:00 Nikita 11:00 CTV News 11:30 News

11:45 Sports mid. Cinema 12 "Geronimo" 1:47 Cinema 12 Second Feature "Red Line" 3:40 Cinema 12 Triple Feature "Snake Eater" Tele-Quebec: CIVQ 15-Quebec City, CIVM 17-Montreal, CIVS 24-Sherbrooke, CIVC 45-Trois Rivieres 1pm Fais-en ton affaire! 1:30 Zone X 2:00 Le tour des mondes 3:00 National Geographic 4:00 Taxi pour l'Amerique 4:30 Cultive et bien eleve 5:00 Branche 5:30 La grande illusion 6:00 Telescience 7:00 Attendez que je vous raconte 8:00 Le tour des mondes 2 9:00 Mondial d'Impro Juste pour rire (finals, Game 2) 10:00 Cinema "Une pluie des pierres" (Raining Stones) 11:38 Cinema "Mere indigne" (Ladybird, Ladybird) TQS: CFKM 16-Trois Rivieres, CFKS 30-Sherbrooke, CFJP 45-Montreal (and CFAP 2-Quebec City) 8:30 Bibi et Genevieve 9:00 Code d'acces 9:30 Vision Mondiale (World Vision) 10:30 Infomercials 11:30 Le Petit Journal noon Les Pierrafeu (Flintstones) 12:30 Des decors et des gens 1:00 Box-Office 1:30 Aventures en nord 2:00 Infomercial 2:30 Elle ecrit au meurtre (Murder, She Wrote) 3:30 Cinema "Johnny Suede" 5:30 Le Grand Journal 6:00 Les Simpson (Simpsons) 6:30 Cinema "Geronimo" 8:30 Cinema "Permis de tuer" (Licence to Kill) 11:20 Le Grand Journal 11:50 Bleu Nuit "Parfum d'Emmanuelle" (aka Saturday night porno ) Vermont ETV (PBS): WVTB 20-St. Johnsbury (listed as Burlington), WETK 33Burlington 6:00 Noddy

6:30 Big Comfy Couch 7:00 Teletubbies 7:30 Barney & Friends 8:00 Dragon Tales 8:30 Between the Lions 9:00 Zoboomafoo 9:30 Zoom 10:00 MotorWeek 10:30 Yankee Workshop 11:00 This Old House 11:30 Hometime noon Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 1:00 Jacques Pepin's Cooking Techniques 1:30 Chefs of Cucina Amore 2:00 Joy of Painting 2:30 Season by Season 3:00 Ciao Italia 3:30 Points North 4:00 Victory Garden 4:30 Traveling Lite 5:00 Antiques Roadshow 6:00 Lawrence Welk "Famous Themes" 7:00 Good Neighbours 7:30 Are You Being Served? 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances 8:30 No Place Like Home 9:00 Ballykissangel 10:00 Austin City Limits (guest Garth Brooks) 11:00 Lost Liners (recalling the sinkings of the Titanic, the Empress of Ireland, the Lusitania, and the Britannic) 1:00 Nova "The Beast of Loch Ness" 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 3:00 Nature "Humpback Whales" 4:00 Niagara Falls WVNY 22-ABC Burlington 5:00 Infomercials 8:00 Disney's Recess 8:30 Disney's One Saturday Morning 10:30 Sabrina: The Animated Series 11:00 Winnie the Pooh noon Squigglevision 1:00 Tour de France 2:00 Greater Milwaukee Open bowling 4:00 Ford Senior Players Championship golf 6:00 News

6:30 ABC World News Saturday 7:00 Baywatch Hawaii 8:00 ABC Picture Show "The Sky's on Fire" 10:00 NYPD Blue 11:00 News 11:30 Baywatch Hawaii 12:30 Infomercials CICO 24-TVO Ottawa 5:00 Educational Programs 10:00 Country Mouse & City Mouse Adventures 10:30 Sci Squad 11:00 Stuff 11:30 Maximum Dimension noon Backyard Grill 12:30 Woman Being 1:00 Router Workshop 1:30 Educational Program 2:00 Best of More to Life 2:30 Educational Program 3:00 Dotto's Data Cafe 3:30 Love of Gardening 4:00 Italian Cuisine 4:30 The Right Companion: A Guide to Choosing the Perfect Dog 5:00 Aftermath Crew 5:30 Real Kids, Real Adventures 6:00 Inquiring Minds 6:30 Great Canadian Parks 7:00 Forbidden Places 8:00 Saturday Night at the Movies "Midnight" 9:45 Conversations 10:00 Saturday Night at the Movies "No Man of Her Own" mid. Catherine Cookson 1:00 Educational Programs WWBI 27-Ind Burlington 5:00 Infomercials 6:30 NASCAR: SpeedVision 7:00 Infomercials 8:00 Batman-Superman 8:30 Pokemon (x2) 9:30 Infomercial 10:00 Pokemon 10:30 Batman Beyond 11:00 Detention 11:30 Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries

noon WWF Metal 1:00 WCW Wrestling 2:00 Movie "Curse of the Pink Panther" 4:00 Mounties 5:00 VIP 6:00 Poltergeist 7:00 StarGate SG-1 8:00 WWF Wrestling 9:00 US Olympic Trials (sport not listed) 11:00 Xena: Warrior Princess mid. VIP 1:00 Jerry Springer 2:00 Kickin' It 3:00 Movie "The Gambler" CFTU 29-Canal Savoir Montreal 5:00 La vision dualiste de l'histoire canadienne 6:00 Le monde des affaires 7:00 Les chasseurs de feu 8:00 Les geants du blues 9:00 Formation par Internet 9:30 College April-Fortier 10:00 Passeport-sourire 10:30 Rencontres Orbicom 11:00 Croissance d'une PME (PME is the French abbreviation for small and mediumsized business) noon Memoire des arts 1:00 Faire des affaires en toute securite sur Internet 1:30 RISQ 2000 3:00 Option retraite 3:30 Formation a distance en immoblier 4:00 NASA Educational File 5:00 Documentaires tout court 6:00 RISQ 2000 7:00 Quartier Latin 7:30 Choix de cours televises 8:00 Memoire dres arts 8:30 Capharnaum 9:00 L'art qui fait boum! 10:00 ACFAS Le journal du Congres 10:30 Passiones d'histoire 11:00 Conversation avec...Guy Menard mid. Imagine 12:30 Le pouvoir du reve 1:00 Concordia University Presents 1:30 Rencontres Orbicom

2:00 Gestion de la croissance d'une PME 4:00 Le monde des affaires WFFF 44-Fox/WB Burlington 5:00 Infomercials 6:30 Batman Beyond 7:00 Pokemon (x2) 8:00 Infomercial 8:30 NASCAR Racers 9:00 Digimon 9:30 Flint the Time Detective 10:00 Monster Rancher 10:30 Digimon 11:00 Angela Anaconda 11:30 Dungeons & Dragons noon Malibu 12:30 This Week in Baseball 1:00 Baseball: NY Mets-Boston (interleague) 4:30 Earth: Final Conflict 5:30 X-Files 6:30 Popular 7:30 Drew Carey 8:00 Cops (x2) 9:00 America's Most Wanted 10:00 Angel 11:00 Mad TV mid. For Your Love 12:30 Jamie Foxx 1:00 Howard Stern Radio Show 2:00 NYPD BLue 3:00 Infomercials CKMI 46-Global Montreal (also on 11 Sherbrooke and 20 Quebec City) 6:30 Babar 7:00 Infomercials 8:00 NASCAR Racers (x4) 10:00 Saved by the Bell 10:30 Hang Time 11:00 Student Bodies (x2) noon Popular Mechanics for Kids 12:30 Real Kids, Real Adventures 1:00 New Addams Family 1:30 Animorphs 2:00 Monster Trucks 3:00 Back to Back Action (sounds like the late show on TQS ) 4:00 Xena: Warrior Princess

5:00 Simpsons (x2) 6:00 Festival of Stars (Patrick Norman, a Quebec country singer) 7:00 Indy 500 Time Trials 8:00 Outer Limits (x2) 10:00 Comedy Tonight Special 11:00 Heart of Courage 11:30 Saturday Night Live 1:00 Sliders 2:00 Grace Under Fire WCFE 57-PBS Plattsburgh 7:00 Sesame Street 8:00 Barney & Friends 8:30 TBA 9:00 Arthur 9:30 Computer Chronicles 10:00 Net Cafe 10:30 Artists Workshop 11:00 Victory Garden 11:30 Painted House noon Julia & Jacques Cooking at Home 12:30 Mollie Katzen's Cooking Show 1:00 Mexico: One Plate at a Barbacoa & Conchinita 1:30 Cucina Amore 2:00 Mikhail Baryshnikov's Stories from My Childhood 4:00 Pets: Part of the Family 4:30 Visionaries 5:00 Small Business 2000 5:30 Wall Street Week 6:00 Austin City Limits (guests Willie Nelson & Family, with Leon Russell) 7:00 Editors 7:30 McLaughlin Group 8:00 Allo! Allo! 8:30 A Fine Romance 9:00 As Time Goes By 9:30 Outside Edge 10:00 Red Dwarf 10:30 Sessions at West 54th (guests Mandy Barnett and Chris Isaak) 11:30 POV (the 1967 murder of Hugh O'Connor) CJNT 62-Ind/Ethnic Montreal noon Greek Comedy 12:30 World Football 1:00 Images de l'Inde 1:30 Informe Semanal 2:30 Jornal SIC

3:00 Teleritmo 4:00 Chine Special Taiwan 6:00 Paysage afromonde 7:00 Philippines Series 8:00 Horizons armeniennes 9:00 Iranian Program 9:30 Lamire 10:30 Ici Tunisie 11:30 Palestinian or Algerian Program CHLF-TFO Toronto 6:00 Educational Programs 10:00 Mon animal et moi 10:15 Ma maison 11:00 Port Cook 11:25 Tout un monde 11:30 Sept pour l'aventure noon Panorama 12:30 Branche 1:00 Villages et visages 1:30 Histoire max 2:00 Mont-Royal (Mount Royal) 3:00 Le grenier de Bisou 3:15 Les Wombles 3:30 Le livre de la jungle (Jungle Book) 4:00 Mon amie Maya (Maya the Bee) 4:30 Port Cook 5:00 Les classiques animes 5:45 Picoli, Lirabo et les autres 6:00 Les aventures de Skippy (Skippy the Bush Kangaroo) 6:30 Arsene Lupin 7:00 Les Grands Artistes "Wilson Homer: Un Americain original" 8:00 Panorama 8:30 Branche 9:00 Mont-Royal 10:00 Festival Franco-Ontarien 12:30 O zone 1:00 Bouillon de culture

In July 2000, WVNY-TV ABC22 in Plattsburgh aired Sailor Moon on Saturday mornings at 7:30am.

WWBI 27-Ind Burlington noon WWF Metal 1:00 WCW Wrestling ...whoa! In the days when pro wrestling was syndicated to terrestrial stations, how frequently did this happen -- two programs back-to-back from promotions that ran competing house shows in the nearest major market (Montreal)? The only other example I can think of would be in the early '80s when WCIU/26 Chicago ran the AWA All-Star Wrestling at 11:00 AM Sundays, immediately followed by the WWA (Dick "The Bruiser" Afflis' Indianapolis-based promotion) Bob Luce Wrestling at Noon. For a while, WPWR/60 also ran the Jim Crockett NWA World Wide Wrestling at 4:00 Saturday afternoons, followed immediately by Fritz Von Erich's World Class Championship Wrestling at 5:00, but neither of those promotions ran house shows in the Chicago market at that time like the AWA and the WWA did...

Retro: Boston Friday, April 7, 1961

Source - TV Guide Eastern New England Edition 2 - WGBH Boston (Educational) 09:15a Literature Grade 3 10:00a Music Grade 2 11:00a Literature Grade 3 01:00p Music Grade 2 01:30p Exploring Nature 03:00p MIT Centennial Celebration address by Secretary of State Dean Rusk 04:30p MIT Centennial Celebration physics lecture 05:00p Age of Overkill 05:30p Childrens Corner 06:00p United States History 06:30p News 06:45p Backgrounds 07:00p Way of Thinking 07:30p Jazz - Father O'Connor 08:00p MIT Centennial Celebration address by British Prime Minister Harold MacMillan 09:00p Metropolis 09:30p Images "The Loire" 10:00p Heritage Van der Roke 10:15p Backgrounds 4 - WBZ Boston (NBC)

06:00a Continental Classroom (color) 06:30a Sign On Seminar 06:45a Daily Almanac 07:00a Dave Garroway (Today Show) - Local news and weather at 7:25 and 8:25 09:00a News - Adams, (Jack) Chase 09:30a Truth or Consequences 10:00a Say When Art James 10:30a Play Your Hunch (Merv Griffin is host) 11:00a The Price is Right (color) 11:30a Concentration 12:00p News - Jack Chase 12:10p Weather - Don Kent 12:15p Big Brother - Bob Emery (children's) 12:45p Movie "The Last Outpost 1935 02:20p News Jim Jenson 02:30p The Loretta Young Show 03:00p MIT Centennial Celebration address by Secretary of State Dean Rusk 03:30p From These Roots 04:00p Make Room For Daddy 04:30p Heres Hollywood 05:00p Movie "Uncertain Glory" pt 2 06:30p News, Weather 06:45p Huntley/Brinkley 07:00p Death Valley Days 07:30p Happy The Orphans 08:00p Five Star Jubilee Music 08:30p Nanette Fabray 09:00p Sing Along With Mitch (color) 10:00p Michael Shayne "The Boat Caper" 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Play of the Week "Waltz of the Toreadors" 01:15a Movie "Jaguar 1956 5 - WHDH Boston (CBS) 06:30a Continental Classroom (color) from NBC 07:00a Morning Key Club (color) 08:00a News - Hottetlet 08:15a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Romper Room (color) 09:45a Chris Evans - women (color) 10:00a News Leo Egan (color) 10:15a We Believe - religion (color) 10:30a Video Village - Monty Hall 11:00a Double Exposure 11:30a Your Surprise Package George Fenneman 12:00p Love of Life

12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p News Leo Egan (color) 01:05p Farm and Food (color) 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p Face The Facts 02:30p House Party 03:00p The Millionaire 03:30p The Verdict is Yours 04:00p The Brighter Day 04:15p The Secret Storm 04:30p The Edge of Night 05:00p Bozo the Clown (color) 05:30p Cat and Mouse cartoon 05:35p Burns and Allen 06:00p News Leo Egan (color) 06:05p Dateline Boston - Jim Britt (color) 06:30p Science Fiction Theater 07:00p News - John Day (color) 07:10p Weather - Walker (color) 07:15p CBS News - Douglas Edwards 07:30p Rawhide Incident in the Middle of Nowhere 08:30p Route 66 Eleven, The Hard Way 09:30p Way Out 10:00p The Twilight Zone A Hundred Yards Over The Run 10:30p Eyewitness To History 11:00p News, Weather (color) 11:15p Jack Paar (Tonight Show) from NBC (color) 01:00a Almanac Newsreel 6 - WCSH Portland (ABC) 05:50a Farm Report - Jake Brofee 06:00a Continental Classroom 06:30a Continental Classroom 07:00a Dave Garroway (Today Show) - Local news and weather at 7:25 and 8:25 09:00a Romper Room - Connie Roussin 09:30a Space Age Science 10:00a Say When 10:30a Play Your Hunch 11:00a The Price is Right (color) 11:30a Concentration 12:00p Truth or Consequences 12:30p It Could Be You (color) 12:55p News - Ray Scherer 01:00p Weekday on Six - variety 02:00p Jan Murray - contest (color)

02:30p The Loretta Young Show 03:00p Young Dr. Malone 03:30p From These Roots 04:00p Make Room For Daddy 04:30p Here's Hollywood 05:00p Cartoons 06:00p Huckleberry Hound 06:30p News, Sports, Weather 06:45p Huntley/Brinkley 07:00p Coronado 9 07:30p Happy 08:00p Five Star Jubilee 08:30p Nanette Fabray 09:00p Sing Along With Mitch (color) 10:00p Michael Shayne 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Jack Paar 7 - WNAC Boston (ABC) 07:00a Three Stooges 07:30a Rin Tin Tin 08:00a My Little Margie 08:30a About Faces Ben Alexander 08:55a News 09:00a Movie "Keep Your Powder Dry 1945 11:00a Morning Court 11:30a Love That Bob 12:00p Camoflage - Morrow 12:30p It Could Be You (color) from NBC 12:55p News Roy Scherer from NBC 01:00p Louise Morgan women 01:30p Number Please 02:00p Day In Court 02:30p Seven Keys Jack Narz 03:00p Queen For A Day 03:30p Who Do You Trust? 04:00p American Bandstand (30 minutes only - WNAC would drop it by the end of the year) 04:30p Movie "Vice Squad 1953 06:00p ABC News Bill Shadel 06:15p News - Roy Leonard 06:25p Weather Jane Day 06:30p Yogi Bear 07:00p Whirlybirds 07:30p Tightrope The Model and the Mob 08:00p Harrigan and Son

08:30p The Flintstones Fred Flintstone, Before and After 09:00p 77 Sunset Strip Vamp Till Ready 10:00p The Detectives Terror on Ice 10:30p The Third Man Toys of the Dead 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie Double Feature "The Philadelphia Story 1940 and Gun In His Hand 8 - WMTW Poland Springs (ABC) 08:15a Farm and Home 08:45a Teddy Bear Playhouse 10:30a Film Feature 10:55a Weather 11:00a Morning Court 11:30a Love That Bob 12:00p Camoflage 12:30p Number Please - Bud Collyer 01:00p About Faces 01:25p News Al Mann 01:30p Light and Lyrical music 02:00p Day in Court 02:30p Seven Keys 03:00p Queen For A Day 03:30p Who Do You Trust? 04:00p American Bandstand 05:00p Rin Tin Tin 05:30p Movie "Fort Worth 1951 07:30p Matty's Funday Funnies 08:00p Pioneers 09:00p 77 Sunset Strip 10:00p The Detectives 10:30p The Law and Mr. Jones 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie "Till We Meet Again 1940 9 - WMUR Manchester (ABC) 10:00a Cartoons 10:45a Kathy Peterson - women 11:00a Morning Court 11:30a Love That Bob 12:00p Camoflage 12:30p Number Please 01:00p About Faces 01:25p News Al Mann 01:30p Country Store 02:00p Day In Court 02:30p Seven Keys

03:00p Queen For A Day 03:30p Who Do You Trust? 04:00p American Bandstand 05:00p Popeye 06:00p Cartoons 06:30p News, Weather 06:45p ABC News Bill Shadel 07:00p West High Week the radio club from Manchesters West High School 07:30p Passport to Danger 08:00p Racket Squad 08:30p Pendulum The Verdict 09:00p 77 Sunset Strip 10:00p The Third Man A Box of Eyes 10:30p Law and Mr. Jones 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie "The Four Just Men 10 - WJAR Providence (NBC/ABC) 06:30a Continental Classroom (color) 07:00a Dave Garroway (Today Show) - Local news and weather at 7:25 and 8:25 09:00a Movie "Wishing Well Inn 1945 10:30a Play Your Hunch (Merv Griffin is host) 11:00a The Price is Right (color) 11:30a Concentration 12:00p Truth or Consequences 12:30p It Could Be You (color) 12:55p News - Ray Scherer 01:00p Movie "The Singing Kid 1936 02:30p Loretta Young 03:00p Young Dr. Malone 03:30p From These Roots 04:00p Make Room For Daddy 04:30p Here's Hollywood 05:00p Movie "G-Men 1935 06:30p News, Weather 06:45p Huntley/Brinkley 07:00p Shotgun Slade 07:30p 77 Sunset Strip 09:00p Sing Along With Mitch (color) 10:00p Michael Shayne 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Jack Paar 11 - WENH Durham (Educational) 09:00a Mathematics 09:30a Primary Music

05:30p Childrens Corner 06:00p Classical Music 06:25p News - New Hampshire 06:30p News 06:45p Legislature New Hampshire 07:00p Two for Physics 07:30p Jazz - Father O'Connor 08:00p MIT Centennial Celebration 09:00p Conference of World Tensions 12 - WPRO Providence (CBS) 07:00a Popeye 07:30a Storytime - Beth Chollar 08:00a News - Hottetlet 08:15a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Romper Room - Bonnie Riker 09:30a Movie "Keep Your Powder Dry 1945 10:45a News - Stuart, Mohr 11:00a Double Exposure 11:30a Your Surprise Package 12:00p Love of Life 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p Dr. Hudson 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p To Be Announced 02:30p House Party 03:00p The Millionaire 03:30p The Verdict is Yours 04:00p The Brighter Day 04:15p The Secret Storm 04:30p The Edge of Night 05:00p The Three Stooges 05:30p Salty Brine's Shack (children) 06:25p News, Sports, Weather 06:45p CBS News - Douglas Edwards 07:00p Brave Stallion 07:30p Rawhide 08:30p Route 66 09:30p Asphalt Jungle 10:30p Eyewitness To History 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie "To Each His Own 1946 13 - WGAN Portland (CBS) 08:00a News - Hottetlet

08:15a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Mathematics 09:30a Dr. Christian - drama 10:00a December Bride 10:30a Video Village Monty Hall 10:45a Video Village - Monty Hall 11:00a Double Exposure 11:30a Your Surprise Package 12:00p Love of Life 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p Viewpoint Binnie Ellis 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p Face The Facts 02:30p House Party 03:00p The Millionaire 03:30p The Verdict is Yours 04:00p The Brighter Day 04:15p The Secret Storm 04:30p The Edge of Night 05:00p Ivanhoe 05:30p The Three Stooges 06:00p The Rough Riders 06:25p Sports - Mike Norton 06:30p News, Weather 06:45p CBS News - Douglas Edwards 07:00p Shotgun Slade 07:30p Rawhide 08:30p Route 66 09:30p Way Out 10:00p The Twilight Zone 10:30p Eyewitness To History 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie "Tarzan and the She-Devil 1953

The listings for WBZ-TV included a noontime children's show hosted by Bob Emery. He was one of the biggest stars of early children's television when he hosted "The Small Fry Club" from 1946 to the early 50s on New York's WABD (now WNYW) and the DuMont Network. He would have remained a national star for many years ahead--but he missed New England and never felt comfortable in Manhattan, so he came back to WBZ to complete a long career in children's programming that started with radio in the 1920s. Bob Keeshan, the creator and star of CBS' Captain Kangaroo, began working in local children's TV in New York at WABC in the early 50s while Emery was on DuMont..and often said that Emery was a major influence because of the way he showed he cared

about and respected his young viewers. (Fred Rogers also cited Emery as an early influence as he began his own career in Pittsburgh, which was DuMont's strongest market.)

Now I am more stumped then ever. I am positive I was in the audience of a variety show channel 7 did at noon (M-F) on Patriots Day of 1961. The Sox had been rained out and WNAC-TV people were asking people to go into the Buckminster Hotel for the live show. I was pretty certain the show was hosted by a Dave Allen but Donna Halper couldn't find anything. However I got a message from Roy Leonard who said I remember the Dave Allen Show well. I was his Ed McMahon - the announcer for the show. Very talented guy but at the wrong station at the wrong time. Patriots Day was still on the 19th in the 60's - However it looks like the Red Sox were rained out on the 19th in both 1961 and 1965. If anyone had a record for April of 1965 could they check for a Dave Allen show.Thanks.

I found 2 other references to Dave Allen - one was in Billboard dated February 1965 saying that he was starting a singing career (and was formerly with WNAC TV and radio - not sure that was accurate) and had recently performed at the Frolic on Revere Beach, and the other was from the 2/27/64 edition of the Wilmington Town Crier. WNAC had just moved their tower to Newton, and the article listed many channel 7 shows that could be seen with better clarity, including the David Allen Show weekdays at 11:30a. I can't find anything for him after the Billboard listing.

Retro: Western Massachusetts Mon, Aug 2, 1999

By request, from Springfield Sunday Republican WFSB 3-CBS Hartford 5:00 News 8:00 This Morning 9:00 Maury 10:00 Martha Stewart Living 11:00 Price is Right noon News 12:30 Young & the Restless

1:30 Bold & the Beautiful 2:00 As the World Turns 3:00 Guiding Light 4:00 Oprah Winfrey 5:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Inside Edition 7:30 Hollywood Squares 8:00 King of Queens 8:30 Thanks (pilot, may be partial title as the Repub used grids for primetime and log format for everything else) 9:00 Everybody Loves Raymond 9:30 Becker 10:00 48 Hours 11:00 News 11:35 Late Show with David Letterman 12:35 Real TV 1:05 Access Hollywood 1:35 Late Late Show 2:35 News 3:10 CBS News Up to the Minute WBZ 4-CBS Boston 5:00 News 8:00 This Morning 9:00 Martha Stewart Living 10:00 Guiding Light 11:00 Price is Right noon News 12:30 Young & the Restless 1:30 Bold & the Beautiful 2:00 As the World Turns 3:00 Howie Mandel 4:00 Rosie O'Donnell 5:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Hollywood Squares 7:30 Entertainment Tonight 8:00 King of Queens 8:30 Thanks (pilot) 9:00 Everybody Loves Raymond 9:30 Becker 10:00 48 Hours 11:00 News 11:35 Late Show with David Letterman 12:35 Late Late Show

1:35 News 2:10 Infomercial 2:40 Entertainment Tonight 3:10 CBS News Up to the Minute WCVB 5-ABC Boston 5:00 News 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Maury 10:00 Roseanne Show 11:00 Sally noon News 12:30 Port Charles 1:00 All My Children 2:00 One Life to Live 3:00 General Hospital 4:00 Oprah Winfrey 5:00 News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7:00 Inside Edition 7:30 Chronicle 8:00 Golf: Showdown at Sherwood, Tiger takes on David Duval 11:00 News 11:35 ABC News Nightline 12:05 Politically Incorrect 12:35 Access Hollywood 1:05 News 1:40 Chronicle 2:10 The View 3:10 ABC World News Now WHDH 7-NBC Boston 5:00 News 7:00 Today 9:00 Live-Regis & Kathie Lee 10:00 Leeza 11:00 Sunset Beach noon News 1:00 Days of Our Lives 2:00 Passions 3:00 Real TV (x2) 4:00 News 4:30 Hard Copy 5:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Wheel of Fortune

7:30 Jeopardy! 8:00 Suddenly Susan 8:30 Veronica's Closet 9:00 Law & Order 10:00 Dateline NBC 11:00 News 11:35 Tonight Show 12:35 Late Night with Conan O'Brien 1:35 Later 2:05 Tonight Show 3:05 News 3:40 Infomercial 4:10 Sunset Beach WTNH 8-ABC New Haven 5:00 News 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Live-Regis & Kathie Lee 10:00 People's Court 11:00 The View noon News 12:30 Port Charles 1:00 All My Children 2:00 One Life to Live 3:00 General Hospital 4:00 Sally 5:00 News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7:00 Jeopardy! 7:30 Wheel of Fortune 8:00 Golf: Showdown at Sherwood 11:00 News 11:35 ABC News Nightline 12:05 Politically Incorrect 12:35 Extra 1:05 Sally 2:05 Entertainers 2:35 ABC World News Now WTXX 20-UPN Waterbury 5:00 First Business 5:30 Infomercial 6:00 First Business 6:30 Infomercial 7:00 Real Adventures of Jonny Quest 7:30 Garfield & Friends

8:00 Bloopy's Buddies 8:30 Newlywed Game 9:00 Dating Game 9:30 Infomercial 10:00 Celebration of the Eucharist 10:30 Crossroads 11:00 Infomercial 11:30 Grace Under Fire noon Martin (x2) 1:00 Forgive or Forget 2:00 Match Game (x2) 3:00 Wacky World of Tex Avery 3:30 Pokemon 4:00 Boy Meets World 4:30 Fresh Prince of Bel Air 5:00 Judge Joe Brown (x2) 6:00 Judge Mills Lane 6:30 Judge Judy (x2) 7:30 Judge Mills Lane 8:00 Sentinel 9:00 7 Days 10:00 News 10:30 Love Connection 11:00 Change of Heart (x2) mid. Married...with Children 12:30 LAPD: Life on the Beat 1:00 Infomercials WWLP 22-NBC Springfield 5:00 Headline News 5:30 NBC News at Sunrise 6:00 News 7:00 Today 9:00 Live-Regis & Kathie Lee 10:00 Leeza 11:00 Sunset Beach noon News 1:00 Days of Our Lives 2:00 Passions 3:00 Roseanne Show 4:00 Judge Judy (x2) 5:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Wheel of Fortune 7:30 Jeopardy! 8:00 Suddenly Susan

8:30 Veronica's Closet 9:00 Law & Order 10:00 Dateline NBC 11:00 News 11:35 Tonight Show 12:35 Late Night with Conan O'Brien 1:35 Later 2:05 Tonight Show 3:05 Sunset Beach 4:05 Married...with Children 4:30 First Business WEDH 24-PBS Hartford 7:00 Zoom 7:30 Arthur 8:00 Barney & Friends 8:30 Teletubbies 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Wimzie's House 10:30 Zoboomafoo 11:00 Noddy 11:30 Teletubbies noon Remembering Bonnie & Clyde 1:00 Charlie Rose 2:00 Puzzle Place 2:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 3:00 Reading Rainbow 3:30 Noddy 4:00 Arthur 4:30 Barney & Friends 5:00 Big Comfy Couch 5:30 Bill Nye the Science Guy 6:00 Wishbone 6:30 Nightly Business Report 7:00 NewsHour with Jim Lehrer 8:00 Antiques Roadshow (x2, second show at 9:30) 10:30 Evening at Popes "Strangers in Paradise" 11:30 Scully-The World WVIT 30-NBC New Britain 5:00 NBC News at Sunrise 5:30 News 7:00 Today 9:00 Leeza 10:00 Montel Williams 11:00 Roseanne Show

noon News 1:00 Days of Our Lives 2:00 Passions 3:00 Ricki Lake 4:00 Montel Williams 5:00 Rosie O'Donnell 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Entertainment Tonight 7:30 Hard Copy 8:00 Suddenly Susan 8:30 Veronica's Closet 9:00 Law & Order 10:00 Dateline NBC 11:00 News 11:35 Tonight Show 12:35 Late Night with Conan O'Brien 1:35 Later 2:05 Tonight Show 3:05 Sunset Beach 4:05 Entertainment Tonight 4:30 This Morning's Business WSBK 38-UPN Boston 6:00 Creflo A. Dollar Jr. 6:30 Benny Hinn 7:00 Mighty Max 7:30 Jumanji 8:00 Mummies Alive! 8:30 Pocket Dragon Adventures 9:00 Infomercials 10:30 Martin 11:00 Living Single 11:30 Hangin' with Mr. Cooper noon Empty Nest (x2) 1:00 Forgive or Forget 2:00 Saved by the Bell 2:30 Toon Town Kids 3:00 Wacky World of Tex Avery 3:30 Pokemon 4:00 Saved by the Bell 4:30 Step by Step 5:00 Judge Joe Brown (x2) 6:00 Judge Judy (x2) 7:00 Seinfeld 7:30 Frasier

8:00 Sentinel 9:00 7 Days 10:00 Mad About You (x2) 11:00 Coach 11:30 Murphy Brown mid. Forgive or Forget 1:00 Infomercials 3:00 Movie "Big Bad Mama" WGGB 40-ABC Springfield 5:00 ABC World News This Morning 5:30 News 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Jerry Springer 10:00 Mad About You 10:30 Grace Under Fire 11:00 The View noon News 12:30 Port Charles 1:00 All My Children 2:00 One Life to Live 3:00 General Hospital 4:00 Sally 5:00 News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7:00 Seinfeld 7:30 Frasier 8:00 Golf: Showdown at Sherwood 11:00 News 11:35 ABC News Nightline 12:05 Politically Incorrect 12:35 Infomercial 1:05 America's Store 4:30 Good News New England WLVI 56-WB Boston 5:30 Sports Zone 6:00 Infomercial 6:30 Hercules 7:00 Beast Wars 7:30 Doug 8:00 Tiny Toon Adventures 8:30 Histeria! 9:00 Jerry Springer 10:00 Judge Mills Lane (x2) 11:00 Jenny Jones

noon Jerry Springer 1:00 Jenny Jones 2:00 DuckTales 2:30 RoboCop: Alpha Commando 3:00 Pinky & the Brain 3:30 Animaniacs 4:00 New Batman-Superman Adventures (x2) 5:00 Full House 5:30 Boy Meets World 6:00 Sister, Sister 6:30 Fresh Prince of Bel Air 7:00 Nanny 7:30 Friends 8:00 7th Heaven 9:00 Movie Stars 9:30 For Your Love 10:00 News 11:00 Friends 11:30 Nanny mid. Change of Heart 12:30 Love Connection 1:00 Infomercials WGBY 57-PBS Springfield 6:30 Morning Business Report 7:00 Teletubbies 7:30 Arthur 8:00 Barney & Friends 8:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Wimzie's House 10:30 Storytime 11:00 Weir Cooking in the Wine Country 11:30 Health Diary noon Teletubbies 12:30 Theodore Tugboat 1:00 Charlie Rose 2:00 Doctors on Call 2:30 Healthweek 3:00 Zoboomafoo 3:30 Arthur 4:00 Reading Rainbow 4:30 Wishbone 5:00 Zoom 5:30 Bill Nye the Science Guy 6:00 Kratts' Creatures

6:30 Nightly Business Report 7:00 NewsHour with Jim Lehrer 8:00 Antiques Roadshow (same format as CPTV) 10:30 Crown & Country 11:00 Charlie Rose WTIC 61-Fox Hartford 5:00 Shepherds' Chapel 6:00 DuckTales 6:30 Beast Wars 7:00 Magic School Bus (x2) 8:00 Doug 8:30 Hercules 9:00 Donny & Marie 10:00 Jerry Springer 11:00 Jenny Jones noon Jerry Springer 1:00 Jenny Jones 2:00 Judge Mills Lane 2:30 Love Connection 3:00 Mystic Knights of Tir na Nog 3:30 Magician 4:00 Spider-Man 4:30 New Addams Family 5:00 Home Improvement (x2) 6:00 Simpsons (x2) 7:00 Seinfeld 7:30 Friends 8:00 That 70s Show (x2) 9:00 Ally McBeal 10:00 News 11:00 Friends 11:30 Frasier mid. Mad About You 12:30 NewsRadio (x2) 1:30 Cosby Show 2:00 Movie "The Experts" 4:00 News WDMR 65-Telemundo/RAI Springfield 6:00 CBS TeleNoticias 6:30 Aaay Monstruos! (Eek! Real Monsters) 7:00 Rocko's Modern Life 7:30 Aventuras en Panales (Rugrats) 8:00 Las Pistas de Blue (Blue's Clues) 8:30 CBS TeleNoticias

9:00 Dragon Ball Z 9:30 Los Recien Casados 11:00 Aguamarina noon Con Toda el Alma 1:00 Desde mi Pueblo 2:00 Sevcec 3:00 El y Ella 4:00 Azul Tequila 5:00 Occurio Asi 6:00 Noticias 6:30 Noticias Telemundo 7:00 Discovery 8:00 Angeles 9:00 Reyes y Rey 10:00 Tres Veces Sofia 11:00 Telegiornale RAI mid. Noticiero Telemundo Edicion Nocturna 12:30 Pelicula "Mas Vale Pajaro en Mano" 2:30 Occurio Asi 3:30 Buscando Pareja WPIX-WB New York 5:00 News 7:00 Tiny Toon Advantures 7:30 Histeria! 8:00 Pokemon 8:30 Doug 9:00 Jerry Springer 10:00 Change of Heart 10:30 Love Connection 11:00 Jerry Springer noon Judge Mills Lane (x2) 1:00 Hard Copy 1:30 Real TV 2:00 DuckTales 2:30 Hercules 3:00 Pinky & the Brain 3:30 Animaniacs 4:00 New Batman-Superman Adventures (x2) 5:00 Full House 5:30 Family Matters 6:00 Fresh Prince of Bel Air 6:30 Boy Meets World 7:00 Friends 7:30 Frasier 8:00 7th Heaven

9:00 Movie Stars 9:30 For Your Love 10:00 News 11:00 Seinfeld 11:30 Friends mid. Cheers 12:30 Murphy Brown 1:00 Change of Heart 1:30 Love Connection 2:00 LAPD: Life on the Beat 2:30 Movie "My Left Foot" 4:30 Real TV

WPIX-WB New York 5:00 News Uh, news did not air for 2 hours on WPIX... it was a repeat of the 10pm newscast. What aired at 6 & 6:30am was 6:00 RoboCop: Alpha Commando 6:30 Beast Wars

Retro: New England Monday January 31, 1955

Source - TV Guide New England edition 4 WBZ Boston (NBC) 07:00a Today 09:00a Swan Boat variety (Cindy Lord and Lindsy Doherty will sing hit tunes from 1940 through 1954) 10:00a Ding Dong School 10:30a Way of the World (debut described as a dramatic daytime play in an ad at the bottom of the page) 10:45a Sheliah Graham 11:00a Home news 12:00p News and Weather 12:15p Big Brother Bob Emery 01:00p Movie to be announced 02:15p Child Behavior education 02:45p into Focus interviews (Comic Books: Good or Bad? Arch MacDonald is host)

03:00p First Love serial 03:15p Golden Windows serial 03:30p One Mans Family 03:45p Miss Marlowe 04:00p At Four on 4 drama 04:30p Mr. Sweeney 04:45p Modern Romances 05:00p Pinky Lee variety 05:30p Howdy Doody 06:00p Rocky Jones space 06:30p News Reporter Victor Best 06:45p Terry and the Pirates 07:15p News Arch MacDonald 07:30p Tony Martin songs (tribute to Jerome Kern) 07:45p NBC News John Cameron Swayze 08:00p Sid Caeser 09:00p Medic A Time to Be Alive 09:30p Robert Montgomery Presents Deadline 10:30p Foreign Intrigue The Missing Schoolteacher 11:00p News 11:10p People Are Funny quiz 11:40p Tonight Steve Allen 01:00a News 7 WNAC Boston (ABC/CBS/DuMont) 07:00a Morning Show Jack Paar (Jose Melis plays Camana and Aint She Sweet) 09:00a Star Time Drama Ringos Last Assignment 09:30a Portia Faces Life serial 09:45a Road of Life serial 10:00a Garry Moore 10:30a Arthur Godfrey variety 11:30a Strike It Rich 12:00p Valiant Lady serial 12:15p Love of Life serial 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p Guiding Light 01:00p Shopping Views Women (Louise Morgan with best buys) 01:30p Welcome Travelers 02:00p Robert Q. Lewis 02:30p Linkletters Party (House Party?) 03:00p Big Payoff quiz 03:30p Bob Crosby music 04:00p Brighter Day serial 04:15p Secret Storm 04:30p Matinee Time Tomorrows Man 05:00p Police Reporter drama

05:30p Dick Tracy 06:00p Kit Carson 06:30p Gene Autry 07:00p I Led Three Lives 07:30p CBS News Douglas Edwards 07:45p Perry Como songs 08:00p Talent Scouts 09:00p I Love Lucy Ethels Home Town 09:30p December Bride Uranium 10:00p Studio One The Silent Women 11:00p News 11:05p The Star and the Story Louise 11:35p Stars in the Night Ringos Last Assignment 12:05a News 8 WNHC New Haven (ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC) 09:00a The Yankee Peddlers 10:00a Ding Dong School 10:30a Way of the World 10:45a Sheilah Graham 11:00a Window Shopper women 11:30a Strike It Rich 12:00p Tennessee Ernie Ford 12:15p Love of Life 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p Electric Show variety (Joe Francis is the host) 01:30p Welcome Travelers 02:00p Robert Q. Lewis 02:30p Guiding Light 02:45p News Joe Burns 03:00p Big Payoff 03:30p One Mans Family 03:45p Miss Marlowe 04:00p Hawkins Falls serial 04:15p Secret Storm 04:30p Meet The Stars 05:00p Outdoor Adventure Club 05:30p Howdy Doody 06:00p Stage 8 Iron Mask 06:30p Sports Report 06:45p News 07:00p Mr. District Attorney 07:30p Tony Martin 07:45p NBC News John Cameron Swayze 08:00p Sid Caeser 09:00p I Love Lucy

09:30p December Bride 10:00p Studio One 11:00p Douglas Fairbanks Presents drama 11:30p To be announced 12:00a Movie Moonrise 01:00a News 8 WMTW Poland Springs (ABC/CBS/DuMont) 03:00p Homemaking Weber 03:30p News 03:35p Movie Murder on the Campus 04:45p Love of Life 05:00p Adventure Serial 05:30p Mountain Playhouse 06:00p News and Weather 06:15p Movie I Am A Stranger 07:15p ABC News John Daly 07:30p The Names The Same Dennis James 08:00p Cavalcade of America 08:30p Concert Soprano Patrice Munsel 09:00p I Love Lucy 09:30p Star and the Story 10:00p Wrestling (from Chicago) 11:00p News 9 WMUR Manchester (ABC/DuMont) 02:00p Movie The Heart of New York 03:30p At Home with Kay Stevens 04:00p News 04:05p Donn Tibbetts Show (pantomime, guests and sketches) 05:00p Adventure Theater 05:30p My Hero comedy 06:00p Guest House Kearney (interviews, sports, news, music) 07:00p News and Sports 07:15p ABC News John Daly 07:30p Donn Tebbitts variety 08:00p Janet Dean, R.N. The Burlingame Case 08:30p Concert 09:00p Farm & Home Digest Gus Bernier 09:30p Boxing Eastern Parkway 10:00p Boxing Eastern Parkway (Brooklyn NY middleweight bout) 11:00p News 10 WJAR Providence (ABC/CBS/DuMont/NBC) 06:50a New England Farm Report 07:00a Today

09:00a Breakfast at the Sheraton (Audience participation with Nancy Dixon and Johnny King as co-hosts) 10:00a Garry Moore 10:30a Arthur Godfrey 11:00a Home 12:00p Hum and Strum (Viewers requests are sung and played) 12:15p High School Forum 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p Guiding Light 01:00p Lets Go Shopping women 01:30p Welcome Travelers 02:00p Sugar n Spice women (Betty Adams with menu tips) 02:30p Olive Tinder women (interviews with interesting guests) 03:00p Big Payoff 03:30p Way of the World 04:00p Robert Q. Lewis 04:15p First Love serial 04:30p Liberace music 04:45p Modern Romance 05:00p Childrens Theater puppets 05:30p Howdy Doody 06:00p Superman 06:30p New England Talent Club 07:00p News and Sports 07:30p Madison Square Garden sports 07:45p NBC News John Cameron Swayze 08:00p Sid Caeser 09:00p Mr. District Attorney 09:30p Robert Montgomery Presents 10:30p Halls of Ivy The Track Star 11:00p News 11:15 George Gobel 11:45 Movie Two Lost Worlds 18 WGTH Hartford (ABC/DuMont) 05:25p News 05:30p Western Playhouse 06:30p News and Weather 06:45p Industry on Parade 07:00p Kukla, Fran and Ollie 07:15p ABC News John Daly 07:30p The Names The Same 08:00p TV Readers Digest 08:30p Voice of Firestone 09:00p Focus documentary 09:30p Boxing Eastern Parkway

10:00p Boxing Eastern Parkway 11:00p Movie Diplomatic Passport 30 WKNB Hartford (ABC/CBS) 07:00a Morning Show Jack Paar 09:00a World Around Us 10:00a Garry Moore 10:15a Whats Your Trouble 10:30a Movie Scotland Yard Mystery 12:15p Fun Show kids 12:30p Magic Carpet travel 01:00p Little Playhouse No Children, No Dogs 01:30p TV Kitchen women 02:00p Robert Q. Lewis 02:30p Linkletters Party 02:45p Jigsaw Quiz 03:00p Homemaking Adventures 03:30p Bob Crosby 04:00p Club 30 variety 04:30p Serial Westerns 04:45p Peteys Adventures serial 05:00p Movie westerns 06:00p News 06:15p Movie Varieties on Parade 07:25p The Weathervane 07:30p CBS News Douglas Edwards 07:45p Perry Como 08:00p Liberace 08:30p Talent Scouts 09:00p China Smith drama 09:30p Stage 5 Film Drama Second Sun 10:00p Movie Charlie Chan at the Opera 11:00p News 11:05p Movie State Department-file 649 55 WHYN Springfield (CBS/DuMont) 07:00a Morning Show Jack Paar 09:00a Movie to be announced 10:00a Garry Moore 10:15a News 10:20a Test Pattern 12:45p Movie to be announced 02:00p Robert Q. Lewis 02:30p Matinee Bill Martin 03:00p Film Shorts 04:00p Film Short

04:30p Freds Corner variety 05:00p Captain Video 05:15p Out West With Bill 06:15p Movie Shantytown 07:30p CBS News Douglas Edwards 07:45p Affairs of State 08:00p Burns & Allen 08:30p Talent Scouts 09:00p TV Theater Letters Marked Personal 09:30p December Bride 10:00p Studio One 11:00p News 11:10p Movie Savage Drums 56 - WTAO Cambridge (ABC/DuMont) 06:40p Crusader Rabbit 06:45p Christophers religion 07:00p The Man With 11,000 Answers quiz 07:30p Front Page Detective 08:00p Hollywood Half Hour 08:30p Upon Their Soil 08:45p Paradise Island 09:00p Wrestling (from Hollywood) 10:00p Boxing St. Nicks (Lightweight 10 rounds Chris Shenkel reporting) 61 WWLP Springfield (ABC/NBC) 09:00a Breakfast Club (Don McNeill is off this week, Peter Donald is hosting. This weeks guest vocalists are Betty Madigan and Bob Manning) 10:30a Film Short 10:45a Sheilah Graham 11:00a Home 12:00p Tennessee Ernie Ford 12:30p Feather Your Nest quiz 01:00p Movie The Avenging Hand 02:00p Movie to be announced 02:15p Marilou Weston 03:00p Movie Three Silent Men 04:30p Mr. Sweeney 04:45p Modern Romance 05:00p Uncle Eds Fun Club 05:30p Howdy Doody 06:00p Cowboy Playhouse 06:30p Sports Report 06:45p News 07:00p Weather John Quill 07:05p Little Show Don Pirnie

07:15p Highlights Colton 07:30p Passerby drama 07:45p NBC News John Cameron Swayze 08:00p Masquerade Party 08:30p Concert 09:00p Medic 09:30p Robert Montgomery Presents 10:30p Foreign Intrigue Blind Mans Bluff 11:00p News 11:15p Music of Masters 11:30p Tonight

Retro: Nashville Sunday, 2/23/97

Twelve years ago today, courtesy of the Nashville Edition of TV Guide: Channels Listed NASHVILLE 2-WKRN (ABC) 4-WSMV (NBC) 5-WTVF (CBS) 8-WDCN (PBS) 17-WZTV (Fox) 30-WUXP (UPN) 58-WNAB (WB) COOKEVILLE 22-WCTE (PBS) BOWLING GREEN, KY 13-WBKO (ABC) 24-WKYU (PBS) 40-WKNT (Fox) KET-Kentucky Educational Television (Ch. 53 in Bowling Green) 5:00 2 Mighty Ducks 4 Farm Digest 5 Feed Your Mind! 17 Growing Pains 30 Bullwinkle 5:30 2 Jungle Cubs

4 News for Kids 5 Preventinons Bodysense 17 Infomercials (until 7:30) 30 PC4U 6:00 2 Hour of Power 4 Community Worship 5 News (until 8:00) 13 Headline News 30 Davey and Goliath 40 U.S. Farm Report 58 Infomercials (until 8:00) 6:30 4 Nashville Gospel 13 This Old House 30 New Captain Planet 40 Infomercial 7:00 2 Old Fashioned Gospel 4 Today 8-22-KET Sesame Street 13 Good Morning America Sunday 30 Sing Me a Story 40 Preventions Bodysense 7:30 2 Amazing Grace Bible Class 17 Church Service 30 Dinobabies 40 Wall Street Journal Report 8:00 2 Kenneth Copeland 4 Meet the Press 5 CBS Sunday Morning 8 Travel Magazine 13 Changed Lives 17 Herald of Truth 22-KET Barney and Friends 30 Nick News 40 Fox News Sunday 58 Jetsons

8:30 8 Volunteer Gardener 13 Feed the Children 17 Infomercial 22-KET Tots TV 24 Magic School Bus 30 Field Trip 58 Flintstones 9:00 2 Radio Bible Class 4 Breakthrough 8 Mystery! 13 Searching the Scriptures 17 Real Estate Classifieds 22 Lamb Chops Play-along! 24 Tots TV 30 Jumanji 40 Church Service 58 B.R.U.N.O. the Kid KET Magic School Bus 9:30 2-13 This Week 5 In Touch 17 Infomercials (until 11:00) 22-KET Wishbone 24 Arthur 30 Mouse and the Monster 40 Martha Stewart Living 58 Sky Dancers 10:00 4 Church Service 8 Tennessee Crossroads 22 Freedom Speaks 24 Big Comfy Couch 30 Incredible Hulk (the cartoon) 40 Haven 58 Skysurfer Strike Force KET Krafts Creatures 10:30 2 Church Service 4 Infomercial

5 Feed the Children 8 Word on Words 13 Real Estate Classifieds 22 Financial Freedom 24 Kidsongs 30 B.A.D. 40 Your New House 58 Street Sharks 11:00 4 Travel Update 5 College Basketball: Michigan at Purdue 8 Nature 13 Church Service 17 Bounty Hunters 22 John McLaughlins One on One 24 Theodore Tugboat 30 Bill Nye the Science Guy 40 Bob Vilas Home Again 58 Captain Simian KET Main Street 11:30 2 Feed the Children 4 NBA Showtime 22 European Journal 24 Small Business Today 30 PE TV 40 Executive Forum 58 Street Sharks KET Comment on Kentucky 12:00 2 Infomercials (until 1:00) 4 NBA Basketball: Spurs at Rockets 8 Firing Line 13 Dream Big 17 Faces of Courage 22 Washington Week 24 ANC News 30 Movie: Willow (88) 40 Movie: Avenging Angel (95) 58 Dragon Flyz KET Marketing 12:30

8 To the Contrary 13 Ghostwriter 22 Wall Street Week 24 John McLaughlins One on One 58 Flash Gordon 1:00 2-13 College Basketball: Duke at UCLA 5 College Basketball: Arkansas at Mississippi State 8 Historic Hotels of America 17 Movie: Glory (89) 22 Market to Market 24 Outlook 58 California Dreams KET Western Tradition II 1:30 8 Californias Gold 22 Washington, D.C. 24 Main Street 58 Haven 2:00 8 Parenting Works! 24 Nature 40 Movie: Robin Hood: Men in Tights (93) 58 Movie: The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia (81) KET Tony Browns Journal 2:30 4 NBA Basketball: Knicks at Lakers 8 Crossroads Caf 22 DuPont/Columbia Awards 30 Andy Griffith KET Black Entrepeneur 3:00 2-13 Golf: Tucson Chrysler Open (final round) 8 Heart of the Matter 24 Nova 30 Tarzan: The Epic Adventures KET Rod and Reel 3:30 5 Olympic Winterfest 8 Wishbone

KET Kentucky Afield 4:00 8 Arthur 17 Movie: Dick Tracy (90) 22 Business Profiles 24 Market to Market 30 Highlander 40 Hercules: The Legendary Journey 58 Soul Train 4:30 8 Krafts Kreatures 22 Upper Cumberland Camera 24 Doctor Is In KET Woodwrights Shop 5:00 2-4 News 5 CBS News 8 Tennessee Legislative Report 13 Matt Killcullen: Basketball (Western Kentucky University) 22 Technopolitics 24 Inside the Law 30 Adventures of Sinbad 40 Xena: Warrior Princess 58 Stories of the Highway Patrol (consecutive episodes at 5 & 5:30) KET Victory Garden 6:00 2-13 Funniest Home Videos (consecutive episodes at 6 & 6:30) 4 Dateline NBC 5 60 Minutes 8 Tony Browns Journal 17-40 Oops! Worlds Funniest Outtakes 22 Joseph Campbell: Transformations of Myths 24 ANC News 30 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys 58 Brotherly Love KET TBA 6:30 4 Movie: Schindlers List (93) 8 Freedom Speaks 24 Computer Chronicles

58 Nick Freno 7:00 2-13 Worlds Deadliest Volcanos 5 Touched by an Angel 8-KET Nature 17-40 Simpsons 22 Antiques Roadshow 24 Genesis: A Conversation with Bill Moyers 30 Xena: Warrior Princess 58 The Parent Hood 7:30 17-40 King of the Hill 58 Steve Harvey 8:00 2-13 Movie: Volcano: Fire on the Mountain (Made for TV 97) 5 Movie: Night Sins (Made for TV 97) 8 Masterpiece Theatre 17-40 X-Files 22 Nature 24 Nova 30 Star Trek: Voyager 58 Unhappily Ever After KET W.E.B. DuBois: A Biography in Four Voices 8:30 58 Jamie Foxx 9:00 17 Babylon 5 22 Masterpiece Theatre 24 Mystery! 30 Baywatch 40 Star Trek: Voyager 58 Jan Van Breda Kolff: Basketball (Vanderbilt) 9:30 58 Randy Wiel: Basketball 10:00 2-4-5-13 News 8 Masterpiece Theatre 17 Deep Space Nine 24 Market to Market

30 Baywatch Nights 40 Poltergeist 58 Frankie Allen: Basketball (Tennessee State) KET This is America with Dennis Wholey 10:30 4 Land And Lakes 24 Visionaries 58 George Michael Sports Machine 10:35 2 Cosby Show 5 Golden Girls 13 Home Improvement 11:00 4 Extremists 17 Next Generation 22 With God on Our Side 30 The Hitchiker 40 Highlander 58 Motorweek 11:05 2 Family Matters 5 Dr. Quinn 13 Andy Griffith 11:30 4 Movie: Bejewelled (Made for Cable, 91) 30 The Hitchiker 11:35 2 Siskel and Ebert 13 Advenures of Sinbad 12:00 17 Infomercial 30 Movie: When a Man Loves a Woman (94) 12:05 2 Beverly Hills 90210 5 Face the Nation 12:30 17 Fox News Sunday

12:35 5 CBS News 13 Headline News 12:50 5 Infomercial 1:05 2 Beach Patrol 1:20 5 TV.COM 1:30 4 High Tide 17-58 Infomercials (until 3:30) 1:50 5 Up to the Minute (until 5:00) 2:00 30 Infomercials (until 4:00) 2:05 2 Psi Factor 2:30 4 Nashville Gospel 3:00 4 Nightside (until 4:30) 3:05 2 Extra! 4:05 2 World News Now 4:30 4 AG-Day

Retro: Spokane, WA - Friday, September 30, 1960

Channels: 2KREM (ABC) 4KXLY (CBS) 6KHQ (NBC) MORNING 8:00 6Continental Classroom 8:30 4Ding Dong School 6Q-Toons 9:00 4December Bride 6Dough Re Mi 9:30 4Video Village 6Play Your Hunch 10:00 4I Love Lucy 6The Price Is Right 10:10 2News 10:15 2Almanac 10:20 2Invitation to Living 10:30 2Guten Morgen 4The Clear Horizon 6Concentration 10:45 2Northwest Farmer 11:00

2Guten Morgen 4Love of Life 6Truth or Consequences 11:15 2Adult Education 11:25 2Almanac 11:30 2Romper Room 4Search for Tomorrow 6It Could Be You 11:45 4The Guiding Light 11:55 6NBC News Update AFTERNOON 12 pm 2The Restless Gun 4Divorce Court 6The Jan Murray Show 12:30 2Queen for a Day 4As the World Turns 6The Loretta Young Theater 1:00 2About Faces 4Song Shop 6Young Doctor Malone 1:15 4Take 4 1:30 2The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show 4Art Linkletters House Party 6From These Roots

2:00 2Day in Court 4The Millionaire 6Comedy Playhouse 2:30 2The Gale Storm Show 4The Verdict Is Yours 6Heres Hollywood 3:00 2Beat the Clock 4The Brighter Day 6MOVIE: The Courtship of Andy Hardy (1942) Lewis Stone, Mickey Rooney. While Judge Hardy handles a couple's divorce, Andy takes a shine to their shy daughter. 3:15 4The Secret Storm 3:30 2Who Do You Trust? 4The Edge of Night 4:00 2American Bandstand 4MOVIE: The Ox-Bow Incident (1943) Henry Fonda, Dana Andrews. A loner gets caught up in a posse's drive to find and hang three suspected rustlers. 4:30 2Popeye 4:45 6Song Shop 5:00 6MOVIE: A Very Young Lady (1941) Jane Withers, Nancy Kelly. A tomboy is sent to finishing school where she falls for the headmaster. When her love letters are discovered she okays his relation with a teacher and gets her first kiss from a beau. 5:25 2Almanac 5:30

2The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin 4Abbott and Costello EVENING 6:00 2You Asked for It 4News 6:15 4Douglas Edwards with the News 6The Front Page 6:30 2Newsbeat 4Our Miss Brooks 6:45 6Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:00 2Paid Political Advertisement Hear Governor Albert D. Rosellini discuss the real issues in the Governors Race. 4The Brothers Brannagan 6Manhunt 7:30 2Mattys Funday Funnies 4Rawhide Incident at Rojo Canyon. A singers search for her father is hampered by Confederate soldiers who are still fighting the long-ended Civil War. Anne: Julie London. Hoyt: Bobby Troup. Favor: Eric Fleming. Rowdy: Clint Eastwood. Anderson: Frank Maxwell. 6Dan Raven The Mechanic. Buddy Hackett appears in a seriocomic role as night-club entertainer and eavesdropper on underworld patrons. Norse: Eddie Ryder. Raven: Skip Homeier. 8:00 2Fur Fashion Show Presented by Alfred Boge Furriers, North 8 Post. 8:30 2The Flintstones The Flintstone Flyer. (Debut) In the series premiere, caveman Fred Flintstone fakes an illness to get out of going to the opera with his wife and neighbors, and he and best friend Barney fly their newly invented flying machine to the bowling alley, which unfortunately, happens to be next to the opera house.

4The Dupont Show of the Month Men in White. A dynamic intern with plans to study in Vienna and is slated for a socially prestigious marriage to a socialite ends when his dedication to his work and affair with a nurse. Richard Basehart, Lee J. Cobb. 6The Westerner Jeff. (Debut) Sam Peckinpah's adult Western about a drifter and the people in trouble encountered on the trail. As the series opens, drifter Dave Blassingame (Brian Keith) has been searching for quite a while for his old flame, a girl named Jeff, who he finds working in a saloon as a prostitute and singer under the thumb of ex-prizefighter Denny Lipp (Geoffrey Toone). Yet, when he finally offers to rescue her from the cruel exboxer, he finds she is reluctant to leave him. Jeff: Diana Millay. 9:00 277 Sunset Strip The Presidents Daughter. In Latin America, Spencer and Randolph (Roger Smith, Richard Long) dodge secret police and a firing squad as they race to save a young woman from execution. Nina: Jacqueline Ravell. Soto: Rodolfo Hoyos. Gonzales: George Tobias. 6The Bell Telephone Hour Holiday in Music. Howard Keel (host); Sally Ann Howes "Sleeping Beauty Ballet" with Melissa Hayden and Andre Eglevsky. Featuring Benny Goodman and His Orchestra. Special guest: Van Cliburn. With Donald Vorhees and the Bell Telephone Orchestra. 10:00 2The Detectives Starring Robert Taylor The Sports Job. The son of a prominent surgeon is implicated in a hit-and-run accident. Jerry: Alan Reed Jr. Lambert: Byron Morrow. Holbrook: Robert Taylor. Ballard: Mark Goddard. 4The Twilight Zone King Nine Will Not Return. The survivor (Robert Cummings) of a World War II bomber crash finds no trace of his crewbut sees jet aircraft overhead. Doctor: Paul Lambert. Psychiatrist: Gene Lyons. British Officer: Seymour Green. Nurse: Jenna McMahon. 6Flight 10:30 2Black Saddle (Repeat) 4Eyewitness to History (Charles Kuralt) 6News 10:40 6MOVIE: The Call of the Wild (1935) Clark Gable, Loretta Young. An adventurer travels the Yukon in search of gold.

Based on Jack Londons 1903 novel. 11:00 2News 4News 11:05 2MOVIE: Crossfire (1947) Robert Young, Robert Mitchum. A crusading district attorney investigates the murder of a Jewish man. 11:15 4Tonight Starring Jack Paar

"Jack Paar" on KXLY isn't a typo. I'm not sure for how long, but it appears that KHQ pre-empted The Tonight Show. Perhaps they felt their 20th Century Fox movie package was more lucrative. How many NBC affiliates across the country opted to not show Tonight in the late '50s and early '60s? Was it unusual for CBS (or ABC) affiliates to pick it up? Also pre-empted by KHQ on this day: Today (Was it commonplace in those days for NBC affiliates in the Pacific Time Zone to not air the tree-hours-old Today?) and Michael Shayne.

WBZ Boston preempted Tonight until September 1966. They were a Westinghouse station and aired Group W syndicated programming (Steve Allen, PM East/PM West, Merv Griffin) instead. WHDH (ABC until 1/1/61, CBS after) picked it up.

Retro: North Carolina Monday, August 23, 1971

From TV Guide, North Carolina Edition: WFMY Ch. 2 Greensboro (CBS) 6 AM Sunrise Semester: "Human Environment" (recycling waste) 6:30 Good Morning Show 7:55 Morning Devotions 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Old Rebel Show

9:30 Hazel 10 AM The Lucy Show (guest: Carol Burnett) 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11 AM Family Affair 11:30 Love Of Life 12 N Where The Heart Is 12:25 News (local) 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM For Adults Only (Joyce Susskind/Barbara Howar) 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Gomer Pyle, USMC 4:30 Flintstones 5 PM Perry Mason 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 CBS News (Walter Cronkite) 7 PM Buck Owens 7:30 Gunsmoke 8:30 The Lucy Show (filling in for "Here's Lucy" for the summer; guest is Jack Carter as an ambulance-chasing lawyer who persuades Lucy to sue Mr. Mooney for injuries received while working in his home) 9 PM Mayberry R.F.D. 9:30 Doris Day 10 PM CBS Newcomers (failed comeback attempt for host Dave Garroway: the show featured a group of performers looking for their break--one, singer Cynthia Clawson, later sang at Billy Graham crusades) 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Merv Griffin (a guest host--unannounced at press time--fills in for vacationing Merv this week) WUND Ch. 2 Columbia, NC/Edenton; WUNC/4 Chapel Hill; WUNG/58 Concord, NC (PBS) 11 AM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 11:30 What's New 12 N Consultation (topic: adolescent acne) 12:30 News 1 PM off the air 4:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5 PM Sesame Street 6 PM What's New

6:30 Insight 7 PM News 7:30 North Carolina News Conference 8 PM World Press Review 9 PM Realities ("Factory," a look at the plight of the assembly-line worker) 10 PM Interview With Apollo 15 Astronauts James Irwin, David Scott, and Alfred Worden WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte (CBS) 6:30 Almanac 6:40 For The Kids 6:55 News 7 AM CBS News (John Hart) 7:30 Morning Report 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Virginia Graham (Telly Savalas, actress-author Joanna Barnes (discussing her novel "The Deceivers"), Israeli folk singer Ron Eliran, a comic book editor) 10 AM The Lucy Show 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11 AM Family Affair 11:30 Love Of Life 12 N Noon Report (Ty Boyd) 12:25 Pat Lee 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Betty Feezor 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Movie: "On The Town" 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 7 PM CBS News 7:30 Movie: "Athena" 9:30 Doris Day 10 PM CBS Newcomers 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Merv Griffin WWAY Ch. 3 Wilmington, NC (ABC/NBC) 7 AM Paul Harvey 7:05 Cartoons

8:25 Paul Harvey 8:30 Movie: "Damn Citizen!" 10 AM Studio III 10:30 Galloping Gourmet 11 AM Movie Game (Shelley Berman, Bob Dishy, Rosemary Forsyth, David Janssen, Vincent Price, Juliet Prowse) 11:30 That Girl 12 N Bewitched 12:30 Love, American Style 1 PM All My Children 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Dating Game 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 One Life To Live 4 PM Password (Juliet Mills, Marty Allen) 4:30 Flintstones 5 PM Real McCoys 5:30 I Love Lucy 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 ABC News (Howard K. Smith/Harry Reasoner) 7 PM Truth Or Consequences 7:30 Let's Make A Deal 8 PM Newlywed Game 8:30 It Was A Very Good Year (highlights of 1936 include Jesse Owens' triumph at the Berlin Olympics, the Dust Bowl, the renunciation of the British throne by King Edward VIII, the music of Count Basie, Bing Crosby, and Rudy Vallee, the founding of Life magazine--Mel Torme hosts) 9 PM ABC Movie: "El Greco" 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Dick Cavett WRAL Ch. 5 Raleigh (ABC) 6 AM Daybreak 6:55 Viewpoint (Jesse Helms) 7 AM CBS News (pre-empted on WTVD) 7:30 Jonny Quest (delay from Sun 10 AM) 8 AM Time For Uncle Paul 8:30 Femme Fare (Bette Elliott) 9 AM Mike Douglas (comic Pat Cooper is co-host; James Mitchener tells why he became a writer, '30s movie star Fifi D'Orsay, Bobby Goldsboro) 10:20 Fashions In Sewing 10:30 Good Morning Charlie (future WRAL news anchor Charlie

Gaddy) 11 AM Bewitched (day-behind from 12 N) 11:30 That Girl 12 N News 12:30 Love, American Style 1 PM All My Children 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Dating Game 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 To Tell The Truth (Orson Bean, Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Sheila MacRae) 4 PM Password 4:30 Twilight Zone 5 PM Flintstones 5:30 I Love Lucy 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 ABC News 6:50 Viewpoint (it is true that WRAL cut off Smith and Reasoner's commentaries and substituted Jesse Helms's--since I was living in Alabama then, I didn't remember this (and whenever I was in North Carolina I watched Smith and Reasoner on WGHP anyway) 7 PM Flying Nun 7:30 Let's Make A Deal 8 PM Newlywed Game 8:30 It Was A Very Good Year 9 PM ABC Movie: "El Greco" 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Movie: "Dangerous Charter" WECT Ch. 6 Wilmington, NC (NBC/CBS) 6:30 Carolina In The Morning 7 AM Today 9 AM Mike Douglas (Terry-Thomas subs for Mike this week; guests: Jackie Cooper, singer Gerri Granger, Kreskin) 10 AM Dinah's Place 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Sale Of The Century 11:30 Hollywood Squares (Stu Gilliam, Janet Leigh, Rose Marie, Kent McCord, Bobby Morse, Jan Murray, Karen Valentine) 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Jim Burns 12:55 NBC News (Floyd Kalber)

1 PM Jim Burns 1:20 Fashions In Sewing 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Somerset 4:30 Timmy And Lassie 5 PM Major Adams, Trailmaster (the Ward Bond "Wagon Train"s) 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 NBC News (John Chancellor) 7 PM Have Gun, Will Travel 7:30 Allan ("busted pilot" about a hardware-store owner who wants his son Allan to join the business; Allan wants to live in a hippie commune) 8 PM NBC Comedy Theater ("Holloway's Daughters"--Robert Young as the father of two girls who help their grandfather (David Wayne) foil a bank robbery attempt) 9 PM NBC Movie: "Triple Play" (Rowan and Martin introduce three sitcom pilots, one of which, "The Good Life," with Larry Hagman and Donna Mills, made NBC's 1971 fall schedule; the others are "Inside O.U.T." with Bill Daily as a Maxwell Smart-like detective, and "Is There A Doctor In The House?" with William Windom as a New England G.P. at odds with a woman doctor played by Rosemary Forsyth--don't confuse with the British series "Doctor In The House") 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Tonight Show (Joey Bishop subs for Johnny for the next two weeks) WITN Ch. 7 Washington, NC (NBC) 6:30 Real McCoys 7 AM Today 9 AM Virginia Graham (Carolyn Jones, Victor Buono, Helen Reddy) 10 AM Dinah's Place 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Sale Of The Century 11:30 Hollywood Squares 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Who, What Or Where 12:55 NBC News 1 PM Divorce Court 1:30 Three On A Match 2 PM Days Of Our Lives

2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 Bright Promise 4 PM Somerset 4:30 Movie: "Willie And Joe Back At The Front" 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Get Smart 7:30 Allan 8 PM NBC Comedy Theater 9 PM NBC Movie: "Triple Play" 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Tonight Show WGHP Ch. 8 High Point (ABC) 6:15 Farm Report 6:30 University Of Michigan 7 AM Triad In Perspective 8 AM Limbo's Cartoons 8:30 Romper Room 9 AM Movie: "A Private's Affair" 10:50 Fashions In Sewing 11 AM Bewitched (day-behind from 12 N) 11:30 That Girl 12 N News, Sports, Weather 12:30 Love, American Style 1 PM All My Children 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Dating Game 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 One Life To Live 4 PM Movie: "The Naked Dawn" 5:30 News, Sports, Weather 6 PM ABC News 6:30 I Love Lucy 7 PM Truth Or Consequences 7:30 Let's Make A Deal 8 PM Newlywed Game 8:30 It Was A Very Good Year 9 PM ABC Movie: "El Greco" 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Dick Cavett WNCT Ch. 9 Greenville, NC (CBS)

6:30 Carolina Today 8:15 Fashions In Sewing 8:25 Meditations 8:30 CBS News 9 AM Captain Kangaroo 10 AM The Lucy Show 10:30 My Favorite Martian 11 AM Family Affair 11:30 Love Of Life 12 N News, Sports, Weather 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Where The Heart Is 1:25 Timely Tips 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Gomer Pyle, USMC 4:30 Flipper 5 PM Daniel Boone 5:55 Paul Harvey 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Truth Or Consequences 7:30 Gunsmoke 8:30 The Lucy Show 9 PM Mayberry R.F.D. 9:30 Doris Day 10 PM CBS Newcomers 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Merv Griffin WSOC Ch. 9 Charlotte (NBC) 6:45 On The House 7 AM Today 9 AM Mike Douglas (Jimmy Durante, Beverly Sills, singer Sonny King, Winzola McLendon, co-author of "Don't Quote Me: Washington Newswomen And The Power Society") 10:20 Fashions In Sewing 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Sale Of The Century 11:30 Hollywood Squares

12 N News, Sports, Weather 12:30 David Frost (Juliet Mills, Art Metrano, John Denver, psychologist Everett Shostrom, co-author of "Between Man And Woman") 1:30 Three On A Match 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 My Favorite Martian 4 PM Gilligan's Island 4:30 Cheyenne 5:30 I Love Lucy 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Petticoat Junction 7:30 Allan 8 PM NBC Comedy Theater 9 PM NBC Movie: "Triple Play" 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Tonight Show WIS Ch. 10 Columbia, SC (NBC) 6:45 Farm Report 7 AM Today 9 AM Today In Carolina 10 AM Dinah's Place 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Sale Of The Century 11:30 Hollywood Squares 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Who, What Or Where 12:55 NBC News 1 PM News, Sports, Weather 1:30 Three On A Match 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 Bright Promise 4 PM Somerset 4:30 Mr. Knozit 5 PM Get Smart 5:30 Perry Mason 6:30 NBC News 7 PM News, Sports, Weather 7:30 Allan

8 PM NBC Comedy Theater 9 PM NBC Movie: "Triple Play" 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Tonight Show WTVD Ch. 11 Durham (CBS/NBC) 6 AM USDA 6:30 Sunrise Semester 7 AM Today 9 AM Captain Kangaroo 10 AM Movie Game 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11 AM Family Affair 11:30 Love Of Life 12 N Where The Heart Is 12:25 News (local) 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Peggy Mann 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Movie: "Guadalcanal Diary" 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Gunsmoke (week-behind from 7:30 PM) 8 PM Movie: "Gunfight At Abilene" 10 PM CBS Newcomers 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Tonight Show WCTI Ch. 12 New Bern (ABC) 8 AM Gilligan's Island 8:30 Sesame Street 9:30 Montage 10:30 Jack LaLanne 11 AM Movie Game 11:30 That Girl 12 N Bewitched 12:30 Love, American Style 1 PM All My Children 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Newlywed Game

2:30 Dating Game 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 One Life To Live 4 PM Password 4:30 Movie: "Checkpoint" 6:25 Putting You First 6:30 ABC News 7 PM News 7:30 Let's Make A Deal 8 PM Newlywed Game 8:30 It Was A Very Good Year 9 PM ABC Movie: "El Greco" 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Dick Cavett WSJS (WXII) Ch. 12 Winston-Salem (NBC) 7 AM Today 9 AM Today At Home 9:30 Famous Jury Trials 10 AM Dinah's Place 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Sale Of The Century 11:30 Hollywood Squares 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Who, What Or Where 12:55 NBC News 1 PM Somerset 1:30 Three On A Match 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 Bright Promise 4 PM Virginia Graham (John Philip Law, Amanda Blake, Chelsea Brown, comic J.C. Curtis, a spokeswoman for VIVA, a group trying to help Vietnam POWs) 5 PM McHale's Navy 5:30 Laredo 6:30 News, Weather, Sports 7 PM NBC News 7:30 Allan 8 PM NBC Comedy Theater 9 PM NBC Movie: "Triple Play" 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Tonight Show

WBTW Ch. 13 Florence, SC (CBS/ABC) 7 AM Jim Nesbitt 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Newlywed Game 9:30 Let's Make A Deal 10 AM The Lucy Show 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11 AM Family Affair 11:30 Love Of Life 12 N Where The Heart Is 12:25 CBS News (Douglas Edwards) 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Peyton Place 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Gomer Pyle, USMC 4:30 Truth Or Consequences 5 PM The FBI (ABC, delay of at least a week from Sun 8 PM) 6 PM ABC News 6:30 News, Weather, Sports 7 PM CBS News 7:30 Gunsmoke 8:30 The Lucy Show 9 PM Mayberry R.F.D. 9:30 Doris Day 10 PM CBS Newcomers 11 PM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 Merv Griffin WCCB Ch. 18 Charlotte (ABC) 8:25 Think It Over 8:30 Jack LaLanne 9 AM Romper Room 9:30 Cartoons 10 AM Fran Carlton (exercises) 10:30 Ladies' Day 11 AM News, Sports, Weather 11:30 That Girl 12 N Bewitched 12:30 Love, American Style 1 PM All My Children

1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Dating Game 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 One Life To Live 4 PM Password 4:30 Movie Game 5 PM Movie: "Persons In Hiding" 6:25 News 6:30 ABC News 7 PM Munsters 7:30 Let's Make A Deal 8 PM Newlywed Game 8:30 It Was A Very Good Year 9 PM ABC Movie: "El Greco" 11 PM Mantrap 11:30 Dick Cavett WRDU (WRDC) Ch. 28 Durham (NBC/CBS) 10 AM Dinah's Place 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Sale Of The Century 11:30 Hollywood Squares 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Who, What Or Where 12:55 NBC News 1 PM My Favorite Martian 1:30 Three On A Match 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 Bright Promise 4 PM Somerset 4:30 Jim And Tammy 5:30 Movie: "Too Many Girls" (Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz met on the set of this movie in 1940 and were married in November of that year.) 7 PM NBC News 7:30 Bill Cosby (delay from Tue 7:30 PM) 8 PM NBC Comedy Theater 9 PM NBC Movie: "Triple Play" 11 PM Movie: "Elephant Gun" (or as Elmer Fudd would say, "Ewephant Gun") WRET (WCNC) Ch. 36 Charlotte (Ind.)

3 PM Popeye 3:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 4 PM Gomer Pyle, USMC (pre-empted on WBTV) 4:30 Rocket Robin Hood 5 PM Banana Splits 5:30 Dennis The Menace 6 PM Leave It To Beaver 6:30 McHale's Navy 7 PM One Step Beyond 7:30 Dragnet (the 1967-70 episodes with Harry Morgan) 8 PM Combat! 9 PM Movie: "The Shadow Of Zorro" 11 PM Alfred Hitchcock Presents 11:30 Movie: "Cavalry Scout" (watch for Jim Davis, a/k/a Jock Ewing on the original "Dallas," in this one from '51) WTVI Ch. 42 Charlotte (PBS) 4:30 Sesame Street 5:30 All Aboard 6 PM Film: "America Goes Camping" 6:30 French Chef 7 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 7:30 Observing Eye (examining the human ear) 8 PM Boboquivari (Roberta Flack in a one-woman concert) 8:30 Artists In America (San Diego's Robert Erickson creates "environmental music" by taping the sounds of everyday life--here he pays tribute to the Wright Brothers, Henry Ford, and Thomas Edison with the sounds of traffic on an interstate highway, a speed boat, and an in-flight glider.) 9 PM Perspectives On Violence (violence and the law enforcement officer) 10 PM Book Beat (CBS's Marvin Kalb discusses "Roots Of Involvement: The U.S. In Asia, 1784-1971") 10:30 Thirty Minutes With... (King Hussein of Jordan) sign off 11 PM

WECT Ch. 6 Wilmington, NC (NBC/CBS) 9 PM NBC Movie: "Triple Play" (Rowan and Martin introduce three sitcom pilots, one of which, "The Good Life," with Larry Hagman and Donna Mills, made NBC's 1971 fall schedule; the others are "Inside O.U.T." with Bill Daily as a Maxwell Smart-like detective, and "Is There A Doctor In The House?" with William Windom as

a New England G.P. at odds with a woman doctor played by Rosemary Forsyth--don't confuse with the British series "Doctor In The House") "Inside O.U.T" was also notable for co-starring Farrah Fawcett -- the pilot was later rebroadcast on NBC in 1976, to cash in on her fame as one of "Charlie's Angels". It wa slater rebroadcast again sometime in the late-1990s either on Nick at Nite or TV Land (don't know which). The Good Life had Hagman and Mills as a couple who decided for some reason that being butler/maid for a wealthy couple would be easy money..Of course, they find that without experience that it isnt..Hermione Baddeley played a Matronly perfectionist who always tried to get them fired..David Wayne played the somewhat more understanding Millionaire/head of the household Charles Dutton who mostly had their back when things went wrong.."Triple Play" was actually first shown March 22, 1971, with the same three pilots..I saw these shows on the first airing..I liked The Good Life but it only lasted 15 episodes

It was due to the Hagman / Mills The Good Life, I.I.N.M., that a British sitcom with the same name that ran a few years later, when syndicated to the U.S., had to be retitled Good Neighbors.

Retro: Boston Friday, May 1, 1964

2 - WGBH Boston (Educational) 08:30a Shakespeare discussion 09:00a Exploring Nature 09:45a Accent on Music 10:25a Wonder of Words 10:45a Phonics 11:00a Survival in the Sea 12:30p Kindergarten children 01:00p Parlons Francais III 01:20p Wonder of Words 01:45p Parlons Francais II 05:00p Kindergarten 05:30p Whats New children 06:00p Youth Forum Gordon 06:30p News Louis Lyons 06:45p Business News

07:00p At Issue discussion 07:30p Compleat Gardner (thats the way its spelled in the listing) 07:45p Soviet Press Review 08:00p Evil Queen ballet special (Swedish ballet version of Snow White) 08:30p Canterbury Choir Boy documentary special 09:00p Art and Man Germany: The Obsession With Death 10:00p News 10:30p Elliot Norton interview 4 WBZ Boston (NBC) 06:15a Sign On Seminar 06:45a Daily Almanac 07:00a Today - Local news and weather 7:25, 8:25 09:00a Leave it to Beaver 09:30a Bachelor Father 10:00a Say When Art James 10:25a News Edwin Newman 10:30a Word For Word Merv Griffin (color) 11:00a Concentration 11:30a Jeopardy (color) 12:00p News, Weather 12:30p Mike Douglas variety 02:00p Lets Make A Deal (color) 02:25p News Floyd Kalber 02:30p The Doctors 03:00p The Loretta Young Show (Another World debuts in the time slot next week) 03:30p You Dont Say! Tom Kennedy (color) 04:00p Match Game (Pernell Roberts and Betty White are panelists) 04:25p News Sander Vanocur 04:30p Clubhouse 4 Bob Emery 05:00p Movie Safari 1956 06:30p News, Weather 07:00p Huntley/Brinkley 07:30p International Showtime The Fabulous Festival Circus taped in Munich 08:30p Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theater The Game with Glass Pieces (color) 09:30p That Was The Week That Was 10:00p Jack Paar (color) guests Art Carney, Jonathan Winters, Jayne Mansfield and the Serendipity Singers 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Steve Allen variety 12:45a News, Sports, Weather 5 WHDH Boston (CBS) 06:00a Continental Classroom 06:30a Sunrise Semester 07:00a Morning Key Club (color)

07:30a Captain Bob (color) 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Romper Room (color) 09:45a We Believe (color) 10:00a News Mike Wallace 10:30a I Love Lucy 11:00a The Real McCoys 11:30a Pete and Gladys 12:00p Love of Life 12:25p News Robert Trout 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p News Leo Egan (color) 01:05p Farm and Food (color) 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p Password 02:30p House Party 03:00p To Tell the Truth Bud Collyer 03:25p News Douglas Edwards 03:30p Edge of Night 04:00p The Secret Storm 04:30p Bozo The Clown (color) 05:30p Sea Hunt 06:00p News Leo Egan (color) 06:05p Dateline Boston (color) 06:30p CBS News Walter Cronkite 07:00p News, Sports John Day (color) 07:25p Weather Walker (color) 07:30p Great Adventure The Pirate and the Patriot 08:30p Route 66 Blues for the Left Foot 09:30p The Twilight Zone The Encounter 10:00p Alfred Hitchcock Presents Ten Minutes from Now 11:00p News, Weather (color) 11:20p Sports Don Gillis (color) 11:30p Johnny Carson (color) from NBC guests are actor Jose Ferrer and singer Vikki Carr 6 WCSH Portland (NBC) 06:50a Farm Report Jake Brofee 07:00a Today 09:00a Romper Room Jackie Leavitt 09:30a Best of Groucho 10:00a Say When 10:30a Word For Word (color) 11:00a Concentration 11:30a Jeopardy (color)

12:00p Your First Impression Bill Leyden 12:30p Truth or Consequences (color) 12:55p news Ray Scherer 01:00p Weekday on Six variety 01:30p People are Funny 02:00p Lets Make a Deal (color) 02:30p The Doctors 03:00p The Loretta Young Show 03:30p You Dont Say! (color) 04:00p Match Game 04:25p News Sander Vanocur 04:30p Make Room for Daddy 05:00p Mickey Mouse Club 05:30p Rifleman 06:00p News Larry Geraghty 06:30p Huntley/Brinkley 07:00p Have Gun-Will Travel 07:30p International Showtime The Fabulous Festival Circus taped in Munich 08:30p Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theater The Game with Glass Pieces (color) 09:30p That Was The Week That Was 10:00p Jack Paar (color) 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Johnny Carson (color) 6 WTEV New Bedford (ABC) 06:00a Continental Classroom 07:00a Billy Bang Bang cartoon 08:00a Whirlybirds 08:30a Abbott and Costello 09:00a Ed Allen Time exercise 09:30a Amos and Andy 10:00a Community Bob Bassett 10:30a The Price is Right 11:00a Get The Message 11:30a Missing Links Dick Clark 12:00p Father Knows Best 12:30p Ernie Ford 01:00p Divorce Court 02:00p Woman Athena Parker 02:30p Day In Court 02:55p News Lisa Howard 03:00p General Hospital 03:30p Queen For a Day 04:00p Trailmaster 05:00p Mickey Mouse Club 05:30p Superman

06:00p ABC News Ron Cochran 06:15p News, Weather 06:30p Surfside 6 07:30p Destry The Infernal Triangle 08:30p Burkes Law 09:30p The Price is Right 10:00p Boxing Curtis Cokes vs. Stanley Kitten Hayward, welterweights 10:45p Make That Spare bowling (time approximate) 11:00p ABC News Bob Young 11:10p News, Sports, Weather 11:30p Movie Mutiny 1952 7 WNAC Boston (ABC) 06:25a Farm and Market Report 06:30a Understanding Our World 07:00a The Three Stooges 08:15a The King and Odie 08:30a Jack La Lanne Exercise 09:00a People Are Funny 09:30a Girl Talk 10:00a Ernie Ford Variety 10:30a The Price is Right 11:00a Get The Message Frank Buxton 11:30a Missing Links Dick Clark 12:00p David Allen variety 12:30p Father Knows Best 01:00p General Hospital 01:30p Trailmaster (Wagon Train) 02:30p Movie From this Day Forward 1946 03:55p News Lisa Howard 04:00p Follow the Sun A Rage for Vengance 05:00p Magilla Gorilla 05:30p The Three Stooges 06:00p ABC News Ron Cochran 06:15p News, Weather 06:30p Dobie Gillis 07:00p Movie Moonfleet 1955 08:30p Burkes Law 09:30p The Price is Right 10:00p Boxing 10:45p Make That Spare bowling (time approximate) 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie double feature Come Fill the Cup 1951 and Leather Gloves 1948 8 WMTW Poland Springs (ABC) 08:15a Farm and Home (color)

08:45a Teddy Bear Playhouse 10:00a En France language 10:30a The Price is Right 11:00a Get The Message 11:30a Missing Links 12:00p Father Knows Best 12:30p Ernie Ford 01:00p Movie Becky Sharp 1935 02:00p Town and Country Time 02:30p Day in Court 02:55p News Lisa Howard 03:00p General Hospital 03:30p Queen For a Day 04:00p Trailmaster 05:00p Superman 05:30p Movie The Challenge 1939 07:00p ABC News Ron Cochran 07:15p News, Weather 07:30p Destry 08:30p Burkes Law 09:30p The Price is Right 10:00p Boxing 10:45p Make That Spare (time approximate) 11:00p ABC News Bob Young 11:10p News, Weather 11:20p Movie The Tell-Tale Heart 1962 9 WMUR Manchester (ABC) 09:30a Clyde Joy music 10:00a Ed Allen Time Exercise 10:30a The Price is Right 11:00a Get The Message 11:30a Missing Links 12:00p Father Knows Best 12:30p Ernie Ford 01:00p Movie Aloma of the South Seas 1941 02:55p News Lisa Howard 03:00p General Hospital 03:30p Queen For a Day 04:00p Trailmaster 05:00p Uncle Gus cartoons 06:00p Robin Hood 06:30p News, Weather 06:45p ABC News Ron Cochran 07:00p Mr. Lucky 07:30p Destry

08:30p Burkes Law 09:30p The Price is Right 10:00p Boxing 10:45p Make That Spare (time approximate) 11:00p ABC News Bob Young 11:10p News, Weather 11:15p Movie Whispering Ghosts 1942 10 WJAR Providence (NBC) 06:30a TV Classroom 07:00a Today 09:00a Talk of the Town Jay Kroll 09:30a News 09:35a The World Around Us 10:00a Say When 10:30a Word For Word (color) 11:00a Concentration 11:30a Jeopardy (color) 12:00p Your First Impression (color) 12:30p Truth or Consequences (color) 12:55p News Ray Scherer 01:00p Make Room For Daddy 01:30p Leave It To the Girls 02:00p Lets Make A Deal (color) 02:25p News Floyd Kalber 02:30p The Doctors 03:00p The Loretta Young Show 03:30p You Dont Say (color) 04:00p Match Game 04:25p News Sander Vanocur 04:30p Movie Crossup 1957 06:00p Eye-Dentify - Jay Kroll 06:15p News, Weather 06:30p Huntley/Brinkely 07:00p M Squad 07:30p International Showtime The Fabulous Festival Circus taped in Munich 08:30p Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theater The Game with Glass Pieces (color) 09:30p That Was The Week That Was 10:00p Jack Paar (color) 11:00p News, Weather 11:20p Sports Clem Labine 11:30p Johnny Carson (color) 10 WCBB Augusta (Educational) 05:00p Kindergarten 05:30p Whats New

06:00p Dr. Posins Giants 06:30p News Louis Lyons 06:45p Business News 07:00p Education in Maine 07:30p Control and Behavior 08:00p Evil Queen 08:30p Canterbury Choir Boys 09:00p The 91st Day documentary on mental health problems 11 WENH Durham (Educational) 05:00p Kindergarten 05:30p Whats New 06:00p Classical Music 06:30p News Louis Lyons 06:45p Business News 07:00p King Lear - workshop 07:30p Compleat Gardner 07:45p Homemakers World 08:00p Evil Queen 08:30p Canterbury Choir Boys 09:00p Art and Man 12 WPRO Providence (CBS) 06:30a Sunrise Semester 07:00a Cartoons 07:30a The King and Odie 07:45a Storytime Beth Chollar 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Romper Room Bonnie Riker 09:30a Dialing for Dollars 10:00a News Mike Wallace 10:30a I Love Lucy 11:00a The Real McCoys 11:30a Pete and Gladys 12:00p Love of Life 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p Girl Talk - panel 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p Password 02:30p House Party 03:00p To Tell the Truth Bud Collyer 03:25p News Douglas Edwards 03:30p Edge of Night 04:00p Saltys Funny Company 04:30p Rocky and His Friends

05:00p Movie Hitlers Madman 1943 06:30p CBS News Walter Cronkite 07:00p News, Sports, Weather 07:30p Great Adventure 08:30p Route 66 09:30p The Twilight Zone 10:00p Alfred Hitchcock Presents 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Sports Chris Clark 11:20p Movie double feature Macumba Monster 1960 and Devil Doll 1936 13 WGAN Portland (CBS) 07:00a Wonderful World 07:30a Supercar children 08:00a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Mike Douglas variety 10:00a News Mike Wallace 10:30a I Love Lucy 11:00a The Real McCoys 11:30a Pete and Gladys 12:00p Love of Life 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p Girl Talk 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p Password 02:30p House Party 03:00p To Tell the Truth Bud Collyer 03:25p News Chuck Sandford 03:30p Edge of Night 04:00p The Secret Storm 04:30p Captain and the Kids 05:00p Movie The Lady and the Bandit 1951 06:15p News, Weather 06:30p CBS News Walter Cronkite 07:00p Huckleberry Hound 07:30p Movie The Four Poster 1952 09:30p The Twilight Zone 10:00p Alfred Hitchcock Presents 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Steve Allen 12:45a Movie to be annouced

Retro: Spokane, WA - Tuesday, March 18, 1975 ("Lt. Col. Henry Blake's plane...")

Channels: 2KREM (ABC) 4KXLY (CBS) 6KHQ (NBC) 7KSPS (PBS/Educational) MORNING 6 am 6Q-6 Farm and Home Report 6:25 4Farm Report 6:30 2Sacred Heart 4Sunrise Semester 6Not for Women Only 6:45 2Intersect 7:00 2Kartoon Korner 4CBS Morning News 6Today Neatness expert Stephanie Winston, actress Madeline Kahn. (Jim Hartz, Barbara Walters) 7:30 2New Zoo Revue 8:00 2AM America (Bill Beutel, Stephanie Edwards) 4Captain Kangaroo The story of Uncle Wings and Uncle Patch, filmed at the Rhinebeck (N.Y.) Aerodrome, is presented. The Captain and his friends have fun with old-time model planes, too. 8:30 7People, Places and Things

9:00 2The Mike Douglas Show Co-host: Tony Randall. Guests: singer Buffy Sainte-Marie, actor Al Molinaro, soap opera stars George Reinholt and Jacquie Courtney, Mrs. Lola Redford (wife of Robert), Ralph Nader. 4The Jokers Wild 6Celebrity Sweepstakes 7The Electric Company 9:30 4Gambit 6Wheel of Fortune 10:00 4Now You See It 6High Rollers 10:30 2Dealers Choice 4Love of Life 6The Hollywood Squares 10:55 4CBS Midday News with Douglas Edwards 11:00 2The Money Maze 4The Young and the Restless 6Jackpot 11:30 2The World Today 4Search for Tomorrow 6Q-6 Kaleidoscope 7Sesame Street 11:55 6NBC News (Edwin Newman) AFTERNOON 12 pm 2Password 4Dialing for Dollars 6How to Survive a Marriage

12:30 2Split Second 4As the World Turns 6Days of Our Lives 1:00 2All My Children 4Dialing for Dollars 6The Doctors 1:30 2Lets Make a Deal 4The Edge of Night 6Another World 2:00 2The $10,000 Pyramid 4The Price Is Right 7The Electric Company 2:30 2One Life to Live 4Match Game 75 6Somerset 3:00 2General Hospital 4The Guiding Light 6Bewitched 3:30 2The Brady Bunch 4Gilligans Island 6Huckleberry Hound/Yogi Bear 7Folk Guitar 4:00 2The Flintstones 4MOVIE: The Saint Strikes Back (1939) George Sanders, Wendy Barrie. The Saint helps a young beauty take vengeance on the mobsters who ruined her father. 6The Merv Griffin Show Mickey Rooney, Jim Nabors, singer Donna Fargo, Joanie Sommers and comic juggler Bobby Sandler. 7Sesame Street

4:30 2The Partridge Family 5:00 2The F.B.I. 7Mister Rogers Neighborhood 5:30 4The News Scene 6Q-6 Eyewitness News 7Villa Alegre EVENING 6:00 2ABC Evening News (Howard K. Smith, Harry Reasoner) 4CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite 6NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor 7Idea Thing 6:30 2The World Today 4The Lucy Show 6To Tell the Truth 7Olympia 75 7:00 2Whats My Line? 4Hogans Heroes 6Truth or Consequences 7Teaching Children to Read 7:30 2Lets Make a Deal 4Hee Haw 6Animal World 7The Joy of Parenting 8:00 2Happy Days Richies Flip Side. Richie gets a chance to become a DJ and he gets his first taste of the sweet smell of of success, but he doesnt handle it well and almost loses all his friends and the respect of his family. 6Adam-12

Suicide. Reed and Malloy have little to go on when a woman phones from Nebraska to say her husband, visiting Los Angeles, plans to kill himself. In their search for the man the officers also discover an abandoned baby and track down the mother, an 18-year-old drug addict (Ronne Troup). 7Assignment America Host Doris Kearns profiles Andrew Young, a Democratic Congressman from Georgia. 8:30 2Tuesday Movie of the Week: Ordeal (TV, 1973) Arthur Hill, Michael Ansara. A powerful businessman, left to die in a barren desert by his wife and her lover, fights desperately for survival in order to gain revenge and discovers an inner strength that changes his life. (Repeat) 4M*A*S*H Abyssinia, Henry. Sentimental moments mix with bon voyage hoopla when Henry (McLean Stevenson) learns hes going home, and Frank (Larry Linville) prepares to take command. Directed by series co-creator Larry Gelbart. 6NBC World Premiere Movie: The Impostor (TV, 1975) Paul Hecht, Nancy Kelly. An ex-Army intelligence officer accepts $5,000 to impersonate a man targeted for assassination and, in the process, uncovers a conspiracy to loot a land development company. 7The Ascent of Man Knowledge or Certainty. Scientific knowledge and responsibility in the 20th century are examined by Jacob Bronowski. He discusses the development of x-rays and the electron microscope, and tells how the work of Einstein, Fermi and Szilard led to the construction of an atomic bomb. Also: a contrast of humanistic traditions at the University of Gottingen in West Germany with the inhumanities at Auschwitz. (Part 11 of 13) 9:00 4Hawaii Five-O Diary of a Gun. One cheap revolver, passing from hand to hand, causes mayhem and murder as McGarrett and his Five-O team pursue its trail. 9:30 7Woman Nutritionists Katherine Clancy and Joan Gussow discuss food advertisers responsibilities to children. 10:00 2Marcus Welby, M.D. The Faith of Childish Things. A pregnant diabetic (Sian Barbara Allen) endangers herself and her unborn child by traveling home to have Welby perform the delivery. (Repeat) 4Barnaby Jones The Deadlier Species. An embezzling comptroller (Bradfor Dillman) covers his murder of the man who discovered his crime with a faked boat accident, but he overlooked a

crucial point which puts Barnaby on his trail. 6Police Story Wolf. Tightly written, taught character study of a police detective called Wolf (Lloyd Bridges) whose only comfort lies in his job, and the super-human demands he places upon his body to perform every act with the kind of skill that can only be called perfection. What happens to this machine Wolf has turned himself into when he makes a fateful mistake and is pulled off his jobhis only securityadds up to a thoroughly absorbing hour. Also starring Shelley Fabares, Tim OConnor and Norman Fell. (Repeat) 7Interface Tony Batten returns with the second year of the series that explores the overlap of cultures, peacefully or explosively, in modern societies. 10:30 7The Fine Art of Goofing Off 11:00 2The World Today 4The News Scene 6Q-6 Eyewitness News 11:30 2ABCs Wide World of Mystery The Eyes Have It. A team of political assassins, plotting to kill a visiting statesman who will be riding in a motorcade, choose a school for the blind for the location of their weapon, a rocket launcher. (Repeat) 4The CBS Late Movie: Kid Rodelo (1966) Don Murray, Janet Leigh. An exciting and powerful story of a courageous drifter who finds himself protecting a girl from a band of escaped convicts. 6The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Diahann Carroll, Dan Rowan, puppeteer Jim Henson. 1 am 6Tomorrow Lee Elder, the first black golfer to qualify for the Masters Tournament. Retro:Kitchener, Ontario Sat, Aug 22, 1981

from Kitchener-Waterloo Record Listings begin at 8am WGR 2-NBC Buffalo 8:00 Flintstones (1 hr) 9:00 Godzilla 9:30 Batman & the Super 7

10:30 Daffy Duck 11:00 Jetsons 11:30 Hong Kong Phooey noon Jonny Quest 12:30 Flintstones 1:00 Hot Fudge 1:30 Channel 2: The People 2:00 Baseball Pre-Game 2:20 Baseball: regional coverage, Houston-Philadelphia or Kansas City-NY Yankees (my bet is that Buffalo saw the Yankees game) 5:00 Solid Gold (host Deborah Harry welcomes George Burns, Air Supply, Chuck Berry, Linda Clifford, Hall & Oates, Don Williams, and Roger & Roger) 6:00 News 6:30 Inquiry 7:00 Hee Haw (guests Ray Price, Boxcar Willie, and the Kentucky Chimes Cloggers) 8:00 Barbara Mandrell & the Mandrell Sisters (guests Conway Twitty, Fran Tarkenton, Vince Ferragamo, and "Mean Joe" Greene) 9:00 NFL Pre-Season: Pittsburgh-Dallas mid. News 12:30 Saturday Night Live (host/music from Desi Arnaz) 1:30 Solid Gold (r) CKVR 3-CBC Barrie 8:00 Skipper & Company 8:30 Snelgrove Snail 9:00 Harrigan 9:30 Hobbledehoy 10:00 Third Story 10:30 Forest Rangers 11:00 All in a Tube 11:30 Wild Animals of the World noon Boy Dominic 12:30 The Law & You 1:00 Racquetball 1:30 Par 27 2:00 Wrestling 3:00 CBC SportsWeekend (Canadian Special Olympics/Buick Open Golf/Smokey River Marathon boat race/Hickstead Equestrian Jumping) 6:00 Reach for the Top 6:30 Faces of Small Places 7:00 Barney Miller 7:30 Too Close for Comfort 8:00 Baseball: Montreal-Atlanta 10:30 Two Ronnies 11:00 The National 11:15 News

11:50 Movie "The Romantic Englishwoman" 2:30 Fugitive 3:30 Movie "Double Indemnity" WIVB 4-CBS Buffalo 8:00 Josie & the Pussycats in Outer Space 8:30 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 10:00 Popeye 11:00 Tarzan/Lone Ranger noon Fat Albert 12:30 Drak Pack 1:00 Jason of Star Command 1:30 30 Minutes 2:00 Beat the Champ (challenger Phil Dewey) 3:00 Wrestling 4:00 It's Academic 4:30 CBS Sports Saturday (live from Vegas, Rocky Lockridge takes on Juan Laporte in a 10-round featherweight bout) 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Dance Fever (guests the Skat Brothers/celeb judges Bob Seagren, Claude Atkins, and Joyce Bulifant) 7:30 Portrait of a Legend: Little Richard 8:00 Enos 9:00 Movie "Day of the Animals" 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "The Marcus-Nelson Murders" (Kojak pilot) 2:20 News GRC-TV Cable 4-Kitchener 1pm Kitchener City Council 4:00 As You Like It 4:30 Books Plus 5:00 Board Sailing 5:30 Church in Modern Times 6:00 Adventure Playground 6:30 Leisure in Later Years CBLT 5-CBC Toronto 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Hobbledehoy 10:30 Captain Nemo 11:00 Summer Country Canada 11:30 Newfoundland Outdoors noon Boy Dominic (x2) 1:00 Farm Show "Meat and the Consumer"

1:30 Heritage 2:00 Land & Sea 2:30 You Can Do It 3:00 CBC SportsWeekend 6:00 VIP 6:30 Ryan's Fancy 7:00 Too Close for Comfort 7:30 Tales of the Unexpected 8:00 Baseball: Montreal-Atlanta 10:30 Two Ronnies 11:00 The National 11:15 News 11:40 Movie "The Sellout" CKGN 6-Global Paris 8:00 Lifestyles 8:30 Niven Miller 9:00 Sounds of Asia 10:00 100 Huntley Street 11:30 Circle Square noon Wrestling 1:00 Celebrity Cooks 1:30 George Dalgleish 2:00 Dateline Canada 2:30 Inside Track 3:00 Hammy Hamster 3:30 Hercules 4:00 Kidsworld 4:30 Story Theatre 5:00 World of Survival (return) 6:00 News 6:30 Everybody's Business 7:00 Lawrence Welk "Your Favorite Songs" 8:00 Wild World 8:30 Struggle Beneath the Sea 9:00 Global Newsmakers (Government House Leader Yvon Pinard) 9:30 Dateline Canada 10:00 Fantasy Island 11:00 Lottario 11:05 Movie "The Emigrants" 1:00 Movie "Dr. Cook's Garden" WKBW 7-ABC Buffalo 8:00 Superfriends 9:00 Fonz & the Happy Days Gang 9:30 Richie Rich/Scooby-Doo

10:30 Thundarr the Barbarian 11:00 Heathcliff & Dingbat 11:30 Plasticman/Baby Plas noon ABC Weekend Special "The Winged Colt" (pt 2) 12:30 Challenge 1:00 Speaking Frankly 1:30 Latino Reality 2:00 Wildlife Adventure 2:30 NCAA Football Preview 3:00 Movie "Harry-O" (series pilot) 4:30 This Week in Baseball 5:00 ABC Wide World of Sports (Greg Page v George Chaplin in a 10-round heavyweight bout/Summernational Drag Racing Championships) 6:30 News 7:00 Here & Now 7:30 NFL Pre-Season: Buffalo-Cleveland 10:30 Fantasy Island (JIP) 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "The Double Man" 1:35 Challenge 2:05 ABC News CKNX 8-CBC Wingham 9:00 Circle Square 9:30 Third Story 10:00 Snelgrove Snail 10:30 Authors 11:00 Cartoons 11:30 Popeye noon Wrestling 1:00 Jack Van Impe 1:30 Reach for the Top 2:00 Crossroads 2:30 Signs of the Times 3:00 CBC SportsWeekend 6:00 World Alive 6:30 Smith & Smith 7:00 BJ & the Bear 8:00 Baseball: Montreal-Atlanta 10:30 Smith & Smith 11:00 The National 11:15 News 11:40 Movie "Stunt Seven" CFTO 9-CTV Toronto 8:00 Storytime

8:30 Funtown 9:30 Let's Go! 10:00 Swiss Family Robinson 10:30 Untamed World 11:00 Uncle Bobby 11:30 Sports Hot Seat noon Name of the Game is Tennis 12:30 Wood's Workshop 1:00 Players International Tennis (Ladies' single semis) 4:00 CTV Wide World of Sports (boxing from ABC, plus F1 Austrian Grand Prix) 6:30 World Beat News 7:00 Wayne Rostad (guests Barbi Benton, Tracey Brown, and the Prescott Brothers) 8:00 Movie "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden" 10:00 Here's Life 11:00 CTV National News 11:20 News 12:15 Movie "Orca" 2:10 Movie "Climb an Angry Mountain" 4:10 Movie "Underground" CFPL 10-CBC London 9:30 Audubon Wildlife Theatre 10:00 Treehouse Club 10:30 Skipper & Company 11:00 Yes You Can 11:30 Snelgrove Snail noon All in a Tube 12:30 Reach for the Top National Finals 1:00 New Music 2:00 TBA 2:30 Racquetball 3:00 CBC SportsWeekend 6:00 FYI (Darrell MacInnis, future CBC reporter Eric Sorensen anchored weeknights) 6:30 Carol Burnett & Friends (guest Jack Gilford) 7:00 Maude 7:30 Archie Bunker's Place 8:00 Baseball: Montreal-Atlanta 11:00 The National 11:15 News 11:40 Movie "The Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday" CHCH 11-Ind Hamilton 8:00 Harrigan 8:30 Willy & Floyd 9:00 Spider-Man 9:30 Inside Track

10:00 All in a Tube 10:30 Flipper 11:00 Ready, Set, Grow 11:30 Creative Hands noon Mohawk Presents: Counterpoint "NORAD: A Nuclear Umbrella" 12:30 Keith McColl 1:00 Wrestling 2:00 OFSAA Girls' Gymnastics (pt 2) 3:30 Rainbow Country 4:00 18th Annual University of Toronto Law Conference (pt 1, electronic surveillance and privacy) 5:00 Any Way You Want It 6:00 Saturday Report 6:30 Snelgrove Snail 7:00 Ein Prosit 7:30 Lively Country (guests Dick Damery, and Hot Off the Press) 8:00 Eight is Enough 9:00 BJ & the Bear (2 hrs) 11:00 News 11:05 SCTV Network 90 12:35 Movie "Shalako" 2:55 Big Valley CKCO 13-CTV Kitchener 8:00 Treehouse Club 8:30 Oopsy 9:00 Untamed World 9:30 Let's Go! 10:00 Swiss Family Robinson 10:30 Red Fisher 11:00 Open Roads 11:30 CTV Sports Presents (1981 F1 highlights) 12:30 This Week in Baseball 1:00 Players International Tennis 4:00 CTV Wide World of Sports 6:30 News 7:00 Wayne Rostad 8:00 Movie "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden" 10:00 Edward & Mrs. Simpson "The Abdication" (pt 6) 11:00 CTV National News 11:20 News mid. Movie "The Last of the Mohicans" WNED 17-PBS Buffalo 8:55 Weather Radio 9:00 Sesame Street

10:00 Matinee at the Bijou 11:30 Sneak Previews noon Magic Method of Oil Painting 12:30 Victory Garden 1:00 Antiques 1:30 Food, Wine & Friends 2:00 Vic Braden's Tennis for the Future 2:30 More Than a Dream 3:00 Nova "Voyager: Jupiter and Beyond" 4:00 Masterpiece Theatre Festival of Favorites "Upstairs, Downstairs: All the King's Horses" (pt 5) 5:00 Free to Choose "Created Equal" (looks at the Indian economy) 6:00 Open Mind (guest Russell Lynes) 6:30 A Conversation with John DeSalvo (who speaks on the Shroud of Turin) 7:00 Inside Albany 7:30 Agronsky & Company 8:00 Live from the Grand Ole Opry -no further listings until 2:45 Weather Radio CBLFT 25-SRC Toronto 9:00 Les voyages de Tortillard 9:30 Misha la boule 10:00 Les heros du samedi 11:00 Chapeau melon et nez retrousse (I believe, given the first three words, that this was Avengers, but I've never seen this particular French title before) noon Images du Canada 1:00 D'hier a demain 2:00 Cinema "Les parachutistes arrivent" 4:30 Mordicus 5:00 Bagatelle 6:00 Pistroli 6:30 A contrepoids 7:00 Reflets d'un pays 8:00 TBA 9:00 CFL: Winnipeg-Edmonton 11:30 Le Telejournal/Nouvelles du sport 12:05 Cinema canadian "Rever en couleur" 1:55 Cine-Nuit "La fureur d'un flic" CICA 28-TVO Kitchener 4:30pm Big Blue Marble 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Polka Dot Door 6:30 Follow Me 7:00 Don't Ask Me

7:30 Doctor Who "Terror of the Zygons" 8:00 Movie "Gentleman's Agreement" 10:00 Conversations with Elwy Yost (pt 1-discussing modern human rights in Ontario with Judge (and future Supreme Court Judge) Rosalie Abella, Rabbi Gunther Paul, Dr. Wilson Head, Roger Obamsawin, and Alan Borovoy) 10:30 Movie "The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell" 12:10 Conversations with Elwy Yost (continuing the discussion from 10pm) WUTV 29-Ind Buffalo 10:30 This was America 11:00 Focus on Deafness 11:30 Interview noon WCT Maryland Invitational Tennis: Vijay Amitraj v Eddie Dibbs 1:00 Maverick 2:00 Star Trek 3:00 Movie "The Courtship of Andy Hardy" 4:30 Super Putters: Gary English v Evlin Florin 5:00 My Three Sons 5:30 Bewitched 6:00 Gunsmoke 7:00 Lawrence Welk (same show as ch 6) 8:00 700 Club 10:00 In League with You 10:30 Dimensions 11:00 Jack Van Impe 11:30 Monte-Carlo Show (guests Ethel Merman, the Blackwits, Shields & Yarnell, Ralph Heid, Joe Dassin, and the First Harmonic Brass Band) CFMT 47-Ind/Ethnic Toronto (IDed as MTV) 8:00 Zontas 100 Toi 100 9:00 Jim Bakker 10:00 Asian Talkies 11:30 Faith That Lives noon Ukrainian Magazine 12:30 Slovak Panorama 1:00 Spanish Magazine 2:00 Movie "No Limit" 4:00 British Soccer: Liverpool v Nottingham Forest 5:00 German Soccer 6:00 Village Square 7:00 German Carousel 8:00 Alpen Journal 8:30 Polish Panorama 9:30 Japanese Panorama 10:00 Focus on Beyond 10:30 Toronto: City by Night

11:00 Movie "A Countess from Hong Kong" 1:00 All-Night Show 1:15 Twilight Zone 2:15 All-Night Show 2:45 Beverly Hillbillies 3:15 All-Night Show 3:30 Sgt. Bilko 4:00 All-Night Show (til 6) CITY 79-Ind Toronto 8:00 Ukrainian Magazine 8:30 Slovak Program 9:00 Middle East Revue 9:30 Planet Series 10:00 Japanese Panorama 10:30 CityPulse News 11:30 Trouble with Tracy noon Rocket Robin Hood (1 hr) 1:00 Red Fisher 1:30 Galloping Gourmet 2:00 TBA 3:00 You're Beautiful 3:30 Sounds Good (guests Roger Truman, Golddust, Lioness, and Great Dames) 4:00 Maritime Country 4:30 Amazing World of Kreskin 5:00 Red Fisher 5:30 Rocket Robin Hood (x2) 6:30 Stan Kann (guest Gordon Jump) 7:00 CityLights (guest Robert Hays) 8:00 Shulman File "Doctors and Lawyers: Compaints and Regulations" 9:30 Amazing World of Kreskin 10:00 The Forum Presents: Asleep at the Wheel 11:00 New Music (concert by March Hop Jump, simulcast on CHUM-FM) CITY 2 (cable) 8:30 You're Beautiful 9:00 CityPulse News 10:00 New Music 11:00 CityLights noon You're Beautiful 12:30 CityLights --3:30 CityLights --5:00 CityLights 6:00 You're Beautiful

6:30 CityLights --10:00 CityLights 10:30 You're Beautiful TVO 2 (cable) 1pm Economics 2:00 English

Retro: Spokane, WA - Thursday, November 7, 1985

2KREM (CBS) 6 amBugs Bunny and Friends 6:25Tom and Jerry 7:00CBS Morning News Scheduled: Peter Strauss, Cheech & Chong, advertising jingles. 9:00The $25,000 Pyramid 9:30Press Your Luck 10:00The Price Is Right 11:00The Young and the Restless 12 pmBody Language 12:30As the World Turns 1:30Capitol 2:00Guiding Light 3:00The Sally Jessy Raphael Show Scheduled: Patrick Duffy. 3:30Threes Company 4:00America Scheduled: anti-smoking products; dressing well for $100 a year. 5:00KREM 2 News 6:00CBS Evening News with Dan Rather 6:30Entertainment Tonight Interview with Gene Hackman. 7:00The Price Is Right 7:30The New Newlywed Game 8:00Magnum, P.I. Paniolo. In what appears to be a page out of a Western novel, cattle rustlers are on the rampage on the island of Hawaii. 9:00Simon & Simon Have You Hugged Your Private Detective Today? A TV sex therapist (Barbara Rhodes) hires the Simons to look into the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of one of her employees. 10:00Knots Landing

Pictures at a Wedding. Lilimae interferes when Gary visits the twins; Val has a proposal for Ben; Abby tries to cover her tracks. 11:00KREM 2 News 11:30Night Heat Poison. An investigation is called for when a scientist, using a fictitious name and identity, is murdered during a shipping plant strike. 12:40 amThe CBS Late Movie: Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold (1975) Tamara Dobson, Stella Stevens. A specially trained government agent attempts to infiltrate and destroy an underworld syndicate controlled by the mysterious Dragon Lady. 2:00CBS News Nightwatch 4KXLY (ABC) 5 amJim Bakker 6:00The Jetsons 6:30World News This Morning 7:00Good Morning America Scheduled: Cathy Crowell Webb, Donna Summer, Dick Clark (Part 4 of 5), 10th anniversary of Good Morning America (Part 4 of 5). 9:00Donahue 10:00Threes a Crowd 10:30All-Star Blitz 11:00Ryans Hope 11:30Catch Phrase 12 pmAll My Children 1:00One Life to Live 2:00General Hospital 3:00The Flintstones 3:30Little House on the Prairie 4:30News 4 5:00News 4 6:00World News Tonight with Peter Jennings 6:30The Peoples Court 7:00WKRP in Cincinnati The Baby. The Carlsons natural childbirth preparations appear to be wasted when Arthur gets cold feet just before entering the delivery room. 7:30Taxi Bobbys Big Break. Bobby tears up his cabbies license when it seems he has finally landed a long-running role in a soap opera. 8:0020/20 Scheduled: an interview with Prince Charles and Princess Diana that aired on British TV in October. 9:00North and South The Hazards and the Mains get together at Mont Royal; Billy Hazard and Charles Main graduate from West Point; Justin LaMotte imprisons Madeline and kills Maum Sally. Stars George Stanford Brown, Terri Garber and John Stockwell. (Part 4 of 6)

11:00News 4 11:30Nightline 12 amEye on Hollywood 6KHQ (NBC) 6 amMorning Stretch 6:30NBC News at Sunrise 7:00Today 9:00Your Numbers Up 9:30Sale of the Century 10:00Wheel of Fortune 10:30Scrabble 11:00Super Password 11:30Search for Tomorrow 12 pmDays of Our Lives 1:00Another World 2:00Santa Barbara 3:00Hour Magazine Scheduled: George Hamilton; young playwright Jason Brown; Prince Charles former valet, Stephen Barry. 4:00Headline Chasers 4:30M*A*S*H 5:00Q-6 News 6:00NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw 6:30Wheel of Fortune 7:00Jeopardy! 7:30PM Magazine Arnold Schwarzenegger; a man who survived a plunge over Niagara Falls. 8:00The Cosby Show Rudy Suits Up. Six-year-old Rudy (Keshia Knight Pulliam) becomes the star of her peewee football team. 8:30Family Ties The Old College Try. Steven and Elyse are certain that Nick (Scott Valentine) has convinced Mallory not to attend college. 9:00Cheers I Will Gladly Pay You Tuesday. Sam ruins a valuable book that Diane had given to him as collateral on a loan. 9:30Night Court Best of Friends. Dans stunned when a former college friend (female impersonator Jim Bailey) unexpectedly drops in at the courthouse. 10:00Hill Street Blues Oh, You Kid. Washington assesses his relationship with his girlfriend and her son; Renko consults a therapist to learn about his past lives; a wacky sculptor takes refuge on his own work of art. 11:00Q-6 News 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

Scheduled: gardening expert Thalassa Cruso. 12:30 amLate Night with David Letterman Scheduled: prognosticator Jeane Dixon. 7KSPS (PBS) 6:30 amFarm Day 7:00Lilias, Yoga and You 7:30Sesame Street 8:30Mister Rogers Neighborhood 9:00Sesame Street 10:00The Electric Company 10:303-2-1 Contact 11:00Slim Goodbodys Body Buddies 11:30New Yorks Master Chefs 12 pmNova 1:00Nature 2:00Lilias, Yoga and You 2:30The Magic of Painting Keepsakes 3:00Wild, Wild World of Animals 3:30Mister Rogers Neighborhood 4:00Sesame Street 5:003-2-1 Contact 5:30The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 6:30Doctor Who The Seeds of Doom. Death stalks the mansions grounds and the Doctor seems certain to be the first to go. (Part 4 of 6) 7:00Wild America Time of the Grizzly. A look at grizzly bears includes their color phases, mating habits, nurturing their young. Also: tips for behavior when in their presence. 7:30Yes, Minister When Hacker and Appleby discover that civil service cutbacks could threaten their jobs, they work togetherfor once. 8:00Mystery! Death of an Expert Witness. Dalglieshs investiation of Lorimers murder is hampered by two pieces of missing evidencea blood-stained lab coat and pages torn from Lorimers notebook. (Part 3 of 6) 9:00Murder Most English 10:00Nightly Business Report 10:30Sorry 11:00SCTV Sketches: Earl Camembert hosts the news show 60/20; the Lone Ranger (Rick Moranis) and Tonto (Joe Flaherty) host a Carson-like show. 11:25Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler 22KSKN (Independent) 7 amPopeye

7:30Bugs Bunny 8:00The Pink Panther 8:30Dennis the Menace 9:00The Big Valley 10:00Ben Casey 11:00The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show 11:30The Partridge Family 12 pmMOVIE: The Moonshine War (1970) Richard Widmark, Alan Alda. A revenuer tries to destroy a sadistic bootlegger's still. 2:00The Addams Family 2:30I Dream of Jeannie 3:00Bugs Bunny & Popeye 3:30She-Ra: Princess of Power 4:00Robotech 4:30Batman 5:00Whats Happening!! 5:30Gimme a Break! 6:00Police Woman The Score. A girl commits suicide after mailing a carton of drugs to the police. 7:00The Jeffersons George Wont Talk. George is anxious to be a guest lecturer at a college until he realizes where the school is. 7:30The Jeffersons The Separation. George schemes to get Lionel to a marriage counselor. (Part 2 of 2) 8:00MOVIE: Cool Hand Luke (1967) Paul Newman, George Kennedy. A young man on a chain gang with an unquenchable thirst for freedom defies all authority, gaining the admiration of his fellow convicts. 10:30Independent Network News 11:00The Benny Hill Show 11:30Trapper John, M.D. The sexual misconduct charge lodged against Gonzo brings up the issue of doctors having personal relationships with their patients. (Part 2 of 2) 12:30 amComedy Tonight Comic routines: Corson and Trueson, Paul Provenza, Teddy Bergeron, Jack Simmons, Dan Rosen. 28KAYU (Independent) 6 amSuper Friends 6:30Inspector Gadget 7:00He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 7:30The Transformers 8:00Voltron: Defender of the Universe 8:30Heathcliff 9:00The 700 Club

10:30Jimmy Swaggart 11:00Richard Roberts 12 pmInday News 12:30All About Us 1:00Its a Great Life 1:30Whats Hot! Whats Not? 2:00Bewitched 2:30Challenge of the Gobots 3:00M.A.S.K. 3:30Scooby-Doo 4:00ThunderCats 4:30G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero 5:00The Brady Bunch 5:30Leave It to Beaver 6:00Diffrent Strokes Double Date. Parental restrictions threaten to ruin Arnolds first real date before it even begins. 6:30Benson The Army Wants You. A security check reveals that Benson supposedly died in the Korean War. 7:00Diffrent Strokes 7:30The Odd Couple Win One for Felix. In an attempt to get closer to his son, Felix becomes the coach of the boys football team. 8:00High School Football Lewis and Clark High School vs. North Central High School. (Live) 10:30Inland Empire Focus 11:00Sold Gold Songs from movies including Neutron Dance (Pointer Sisters), Dont Walk Away (Rick Springfield), Lets Hear It for the Boy (Deniece Williams) and Eye of the Tiger (Survivor). (Part 1 of 2) 12 amThe 700 Club Scheduled: Bruce Larson, author of There's a Lot More to Health Than Not Being Sick.

On the other side of the Cascades, America used to be on KIRO/7 [was America mostly on CBS stations?], and Headline Chasers used to be the lead-in to the 5:00 news on KOMO. -crainbebo

Headline Chasers used to be a game show hosted by Wink Martindale. It lasted one season.

-crainbebo

Retro: Spokane, WA - Saturday, November 9, 1985

It looks like KSKN was shaping up to become a pretty decent independent station under new ownership. I wonder if the station would have succeeded had Gene Adelstein not suddenly passed away a few months later. 2KREM (CBS) 6 amTom and Jerry 7:00Bugs Bunny and Friends 7:30Disneys Wuzzles 8:00Jim Hensons Muppet Babies 9:00Hulk Hogans Rock n Wrestling 10:00CBS Storybreak 10:30Dungeons & Dragons 11:00Land of the Lost 11:30The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show 12 pmThe Get Along Gang 12:30College Football Washington at Arizona State. (Live) 4:00The Race for Number One: College Football Report College football scores and highlights from around the country and a look at next weeks major contests. 4:30The High Chaparral 5:30KREM 2 News 6:00Threes Company 6:30The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams 7:30Bosom Buddies 8:00Airwolf Eagles. Hawke protects the life of a test pilot (Nancy Everhard) who has vowed to reveal a serious defect in a new aircraft. 9:00The CBS Saturday Night Movies: Risky Business (1983) Tom Cruise, Rebecca DeMornay. A high school senior, sheltered in an affluent Chicago suburb, decides to experiment with the wilder side of life. 11:00KREM 2 News 11:30MOVIE: Daddy Long Legs (1955) Fred Astaire, Leslie Caron. When a wealthy playboy decides to send a French orphan girl to college, he doesnt anticipate that a thing like love might interfere. 4KXLY (ABC) 6:15 amSunday School of the Air

6:30Gilligans Island 7:00Scoobys Mystery Funhouse 7:30The Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Comedy Hour 8:30The Ewoks and Droids Adventure Hour 9:30The Super Powers Team: Galactic Gurardians 10:00The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo 10:30The Littles 11:00ABC Weekend Special Pippi Longstocking. Based on Astrid Lindgrens tale of a little girl (Carrie Heim) who experiences many adventures. (Part 2 of 2) 11:30Gilligans Island 12 pmCollege Football Regional coverage of Alabama at Louisiana State or Baylor at Arkansas. (Live) 4:00Wide World of Sports Olympic gold-medalists Scott Johnson and Tim Daggett compete in the 23rd World Gymnastics Championships, taped in Montreal. Competitors from 41 countries, including Japan and the Soviet Union, are scheduled to take part. 5:00The Mouse on the Mayflower Animated. A brave rodent stows away on the famous vessel bound for the New World. 6:00Taxi Louie Sees the Light. The night before an operation, Louie promises to turn over a new leaf when he fears he may die. 6:30The Peoples Court 7:00Hart to Hart Murder Between Friends. The Harts are determined to clear two close friends who are suspected of murder. 8:00Hollywood Beat Baby Blues. McCarren and Rado help and AWOL Marine locate his pregnant girlfriend. 9:00North and South Huntoon and Bent stop in a New Orleans bordello; Virgilias husband Grady joins John Browns raiders at Harpers Ferry; political fractions prepare for the Presidential election of 1860. Stars Elizabeth Taylor and Johnny Cash. (Part 5 of 6) 11:00News 4 11:30FTV Guest: Toni Basil. 12 amPuttin on the Hits Lip-synched renditions of The Bird by The Time, The Marcels Blue Moon, Kenny Rogers This Woman and Madonnas Into the Groove. 12:30ABC News 6KHQ (NBC) 6 amU.S. Farm Report 6:30The Muppet Show 7:00Snorks 7:30Disneys Adventures of the Gummi Bears

8:00The Smurfs 9:30Its Punky Brewster 10:00Alvin and the Chipmunks 10:30Kidd Video 11:00Mr. T 11:30Kidsworld 12 pmPBA Fall Tour 1:30NBC Sportsworld The final event in the IndyCar World Seriesthe CART Miami Indy Challengeis shown. Taped earlier today at Tamiami Park in Miami. 3:30The John Birch Society 4:00Star Games 5:00Q-6 News 5:30NBC News 6:00MOVIE: The Legend of Custer. (1968) Wayne Maunder, Slim Pickens. The military career of the colorful American colonel leads to his famous Last Stand. 8:00Gimme a Break! Sams Little Girl. Nell takes care of seven-year-old Pamela (Ebonie Smith) when Samantha shirks her responsibility as a Big Sister to date a handsome new neighbor. 8:30The Facts of Life Come Back to the Truck Stop, Natalie Green, Natalie Green. In hopes of writing the great American novel, Natalie journeys to a hole-in-the-wall truck stop where she encounters entertainer Charo and involves her friends in an unsual musical-fantasy. 9:00The Golden Girls Break-In. Terrified by a burglary, the girls explore means to protect themselves, including a dog, an alarm system, Mace and a gun. 9:30227 Mary writes to the President to complain about the potholes in the streets around her neighborhood. 10:00Hunter Rape & Revenge. Hunter continues to search for ways to nab the foreign diplomat who raped McCall. Richard Yniguez and Bruce Davison guest star. (Part 2 of 2) 11:00Q-6 News 11:30Saturday Night Live (Season Premiere) Host Madonna is joined by new repertory members including Randy Quaid, Anthony Michael Hall, Nora Dunn and Danitra Vance. 1 amThe Waltons 7KSPS (PBS) 7 amProfiles of Nature 7:30Spoonful of Lovin 8:00Nursing Care of the Adult Surgical Patient 8:30American Story 9:00American Story 9:30Project Universe

10:00Project Universe 10:30Focus on Society 11:00Focus on Society 11:30In Our Own Image 12 pmIn Our Own Image 12:30Woodwrights Shop The versatile colonial hutch table. 1:00Saving Energy Generating electricity using the sun or waste products. 1:30The Magic Brush of Gary Jenkins 2:00Lap Quilting Making the quilters tote. 2:30The Joy of Painting 3:00Business File 3:30Business File 4:00Computer Chronicles 4:30Motorweek 5:00Austin City Limits Waylon Jennings sings Honky Tonk Heroes and Luckenbach, Texas. Billy Joe Shaver performs Ride Me Down Easy and Im Just an Old Chunk of Coal. 6:00Nature of Things Featured: water quality in the Great Lakes. 7:00All Creatures Great and Small Brink of Disaster. Even in September 1939, war seems remote compared to an outbreak of disease. (Part 23 of 28) 8:00Saturday Night Cinema: Threads (1984) Reece Dinsdale, Karen Meagher. Two families in northern England experience the horrors and consequences of global nuclear war for years after the worlds superpowers clash over the Middle East. 10:00Doctor Who Enlightenment. The Tardis materializes on what appears to be an Edwardian racing yacht competing in an interstellar race, with total knowledge going to the victor. 11:40Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler 22KSKN (Independent) 7:30 amInside NASCAR 8:00Telephone Auction 9:00College Football Mississippi at Notre Dame. (Live) 12 pmGreatest Spots Legends 12:30Terrahawks 1:00MOVIE: An Unmarried Woman (1978) Jill Clayburgh, Alan Bates. A wealthy woman from Manhattan's Upper East Side struggles to deal with her new identity and her sexuality after her husband of 16 years leaves her for a younger woman. 3:00Tarzan

Tarzan and the Leopard on the Loose. A trading-post worker plans to make some quick cash by stealing Jai's pet leopard. 4:00The Outer Limits The Man Who Was Never Born. An astronaut accidentally passes through a time warp and finds the Earth of 2148 barren and populated by grotesque humanoids. 5:00The Incredible Hulk Never Give a Trucker an Even Break. A highway duel develops between a girl truck driver and a pair of hijackers. 6:00Starsky & Hutch Photo Finish. Starskys photographer girlfriend becomes the hunted when her timely photograph becomes key evidence against a killer. 7:00Hollywood Closeup Scheduled: Gene Hackman interview; a history of kissing in the movies; previews of the ABC miniseries North and South and the CBS movie Stone Pillow. 7:30Tales from the Darkside The Devils Advocate. A radio talk show host (Jerry Stiller) has reason to worry when he receives a string of eerie phone calls. 8:00MOVIE: Alien Contamination (1981) Ian McCullock, Louise Marleau. An astronaut responsible for transporting deadly bacterial eggs from Mars plots to take over earth. 10:00Wrestling 11:00Americas Top Ten 11:30Dance Fever Judges: Jacklyn Zeman, John Mutuszak, Pamela Stanley. Performance by Adrian Zmed. 12 amTV 2000 Videos by Phantom, Rocker & Slick; Sting; Jane Wiedlin; Phil Collins and Marilyn Martin; Glenn Frey. Interview with David Lee Roth. Rock artists turned movie stars. 28KAYU (Independent) 7 amHe-Man and the Masters of the Universe 7:30Super Saturday 8:00Wrestling 9:00Homescan 9:30College Football Ohio State at Northwestern. (Live) 12:30 pmNight Gallery 1:00MOVIE: The Male Animal (1942) Henry Fonda, Olivia de Havilland. A college professor fights censorship and an amorous football player who's after his wife. 3:00MOVIE: The Sword and the Sorcerer. (1982) Lee Horsley, Kathleen Beller. A mercenary with a three-bladed sword rediscovers his royal heritage dangerous future when he is recruited to help a princess foil the designs of a brutal tyrant and a powerful sorcerer in conquering a land. 5:00College Football Oregon State at Stanford. 8:00MOVIE: Yellow Sky

(1948) Gregory Peck, Anne Baxter. Two men battle over a woman and a quantity of gold. 10:00MOVIE: The Last Bride of Salem (1974) Bradford Dillman, Lois Nettleton. A young woman battles supernatural forces that are threatening to possess her family. 11:30Hee Haw Guests: Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Ben and Butch McCain, J.T. Jackson.

I noticed when comparing these listings to the national network schedule from 1985-1986 that KREM replaced CBS' The Berenstain Bears with a syndicated Looney Tunes package. Were the networks more tolerant of Saturday morning pre-emptions than prime time pre-emptions? And why did local stations tend to replace network cartoons with syndicated fare? Another interesting thing I noticed is that Disney is actually competing with themselves at 7:30 am. I wonder if they ever tried convincing CBS or NBC to move one of the two shows to a different time slot.

Retro: Spokane, WA - Saturday, November 3, 1985

2KREM (CBS) 6 amMusic Magic 6:30Bugs Bunny and Friends 7:00The Brady Kids 7:30Star Trek [The Animated Series.] 8:00Sunday Morning Scheduled: profiles of folk singer Joan Baez and Miami Dolphins father-son coaches Don and David Shula. Host: Charles Kuralt. 9:30The NFL Today 10:00NFL Football Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers. (Live) 1:30 pmThe Race for Number One: College Football Report College football scores and highlights from around the country and a look at next weeks major contests. 2:00Lorne Greenes New Wilderness A profile of New Zealands unique bird population, including the New Zealand falcon, hammer hawk and royal spoonbill. 2:30The High Chaparral 3:30MOVIE: The Sons of Katie Elder (1965) John Wayne, Dean Martin. Three brothers return to their Texas hometown for their mother's funeral, reunite with their younger fourth brother, and do battle with the local baddies.

5:30KREM 2 News 6:00CBS Evening News 6:30Sunday Evening The Inland Northwests only weekly newsmagazine looks at the TV ratings war and what it means to you, what a strong mayor could do for Spokane, and the man behind the Whammy. Jim McLaren and Mary OConnell host. 7:0060 Minutes 8:00Murder, She Wrote Reflections of the Mind. Jessica must unravel the mystery when an old friend (Ann Blyth) is confined to the psychiatric ward of a hospital because she may have killed her husband. 9:00Crazy Like a Fox Fox in 3/4 Time. Harrys investigation of his grandsons music teachers death leads him to a renowned music conservatory. 10:00Trapper John, M.D. Friends and Lovers. Nurse Kegler is shocked when she learns that a former college sweetheart (Robert Desiderio) has contracted AIDS. 11:00KREM 2 News 11:15CBS News 11:30MOVIE: The Candidate (1972) Robert Redford, Peter Boyle. A young liberal tries desperately to avoid being corrupted by his campaign for a seat in the U.S. Senate. 4KXLY (ABC) 5:30 amEducational Series 6:00Father John Bertolucci 6:30The Kroeze Brothers 7:00Kenneth Copeland 8:00Voice of the Church 8:30Robert Schuller 9:30The World Tomorrow 10:00Amazing Facts 10:30Kids Incorporated 11:00Gilligans Island 11:30This Week with David Brinkley 12:30 pmThe Rifleman 1:00MOVIE: Mysteries from Beyond the Triangle (1977) A ship full of scientists and psychics travels to the Bermuda Triangle to try to document the strange goings-on that are reported there. 2:30Fishing the West Ketchikan Alaska Kings. Charter captain Mark Burgoyne illustrates the advantages in using cut-plug herring with trolling rigs for large King Salmon off Southern Alaskas Bell Island. 3:00The Making of North and South 3:30MOVIE: The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold (1958) Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels. Ownership of any of the five gold medallions that

are clues to a lost city of gold can prove fatal! It's up to the Lone Ranger to battle hooded killers and protect the medallion-holders. 5:00MOVIE: Forced Vengeance (1982) Chuck Norris, Mary Louise Weller. A casino security guard is forced into violence from when the Hong Kong mob threatens his friends. 7:00Ripleys Believe It or Not! Segments include a look at the Pyramid of Khufu, the worlds largest man-made structure. Jack Palance and Marie Osmond co-host. 8:00MacGyver The Heist. MacGyver attempts to track down a con man who pulled off a multimilliondollar diamond heist. 9:00North and South (Premiere) From 1842 to 1861, this six-part miniseries dramatizes the lives of two American familiesthe Mains, South Carolina plantation owners and the Hazards, Pennsylvania industrialists. Stars James Read, Patrick Swayze, Jean Simmons, Kirstie Alley and David Carradine. (Part 1 of 6) 11:00News 4 11:30This Week in Country Music Scheduled: interviews with Johnny Cash and Roy Acuff. 12 amMusic City, U.S.A. 12:30ABC News 6KHQ (NBC) 6 amColiseum Bond Issue 7:00Time for Livin 7:30Jimmy Swaggart 8:30Day of Discovery 9:00Oral Roberts 9:30NFL 85 10:00NFL Football Regional coverage of Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots. (Live) 1 pmNFL Football Los Angeles Raiders at Seattle Seahawks. (Live) 4:00Mutual of Omahas Wild Kingdom Martin Perkins helps capture crocodiles in Australian coastal rivers at niht. (Repeat) 4:30Meet the Press Moderator: Marvin Kalb. 5:00Q-6 News 6:00Upfront Smoking: Whose Air Is It? Topic: smoking vs. non-smoking. Facilitator: Cal Fankhauser. 7:00Punky Brewster Love Thy Neighbor. Punky brings a ray of sunshine into an elderly womans otherwise drab life. 7:30Silver Spoons The Trouble with Harry. Kates Uncle Harry (Ray Walston) adds to the chaos in the

Stratton household. 8:00Amazing Stories The Mission. Luck may be running out for a World War II bomber with damaged landing gear and its belly gunner (Gary Riley) trapped in his compartment. Captain: Kevin Costner. Directed by Steven Spielberg. 8:30Amazing Stories The Amazing Falsworth. Gregory Hines is a magician whose powers conjure up visions of murder. 9:00 NBC Sunday Night at the Movies: 48 Hrs (1982) Nick Nolte, Eddie Murphy. An unorthodox police detective teams with a temporarily released convict to find a fugitive murderer. 11:00Q-6 News 11:30City Council Forum 12 amMOVIE: FM (1978) Michael Brandon, Eileen Brennan. The disc jockeys of an album-oriented Los Angeles radio station protest the managements decision to add more commercials. 7KSPS (PBS) 7:30 amThe Electric Company 8:00Sesame Street 9:00The Secret City 9:30Rockschool A guitar factory tour; equipment design and development; purchasing an instrument. Guests: John Taylor (Duran Duran), Stanley Clarke, Gary Moore. 10:00German Professional Soccer 11:00Tony Browns Journal A look at the first National Freedom Convention in Cleveland that initiated a fund drive for self-help programs within the black community. 11:30North Idaho College Public Forum 12 pmWorld Chess Championship 1:00Firing Line Problems in the Phillipines. Guests: Representatives Stephen Solarz (D-NY) and Henry Hyde (R-Ill.) Host: William F. Buckley, Jr. 2:00Adam Smiths Money World 2:30Modern Maturity 3:00Great Performances Laurence Olivier: A Life. Film clips from classic Olivier performances including Richard III, A Long Days Journey Into Night and the Academy Award-winning Hamlet illustrate the actors career since 1945. (Part 2 of 2) 4:30Moment to Moment An examination of the impact that constructive lifestyle, proper medication and attitude can have on people suffering form Parkinsons disease. 5:00Sneak Previews Jeffrey Lyons and Michael Medved review films including Back to the Future and Silver Bullet in a profile of children in the theater. 5:30This Old House

Installing the staircase; insulating the addition; window framing and installation. 6:00World War II: GI Diary Midway. A marine, a Navy pilot and a sailor talk about their experiences during the battle of Midway in June 1942, which was the turning point of the war for the Allies in the Pacific. Lloyd Bridges is the narrator. 6:30Mark Russell Washingtons top political satirist pokes fun at major issues and news stories of the day. 7:00Nature The Ganges Gharial. A chronicle, filmed over a five-year period, of Indias endangered gharial crocodile. 8:00Masterpiece Theatre The Last Place on Earth. A leadership crisis awaits Amundsen after he forces his men onto the Ice Barrier too soon; Scott has transportation problems. (Part 3 of 6) 9:00Cities 10:00A Walk Through the 20th Century with Bill Moyers America on the Road. The impact of the automobile on American life. (Repeat) 11:00Two Ronnies 11:25Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler 22KSKN (Independent) 7 amThe Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 8:30Superman 9:00Tarzan 10:00MOVIE: Catlow (1971) Yul Brynner, Richard Crenna. An outlaw tries to avoid interference as he journeys to pull off a $2-million gold robbery. Miller: Leonard Nimoy. 12 pmMOVIE: The Liquidator (1966) Rod Taylor, Trevor Howard. A killer-for-hire gets mixed up with a plot to assassinate England's Prince Phillip. 2:00MOVIE: Lone Wolf McQuade (1983) Chuck Norris, David Carradine. The archetypical renegade Texas Ranger wages war against a drug kingpin with automatic weapons, his wits and martial arts after a gun battle leaves his partner dead. 4:00The Incredible Hulk The Hulk Breaks Las Vegas. While working in a Las Vegas casino, David helps a reporter investigate a gambling scandal. 5:00Starsky & Hutch Deckwatch. Hutch risks his life impersonating a paramedic in order to treat a wounded, gun-wielding merchant seaman whos threatening to kill two hostages. 6:00MOVIE: Thats Entertainment (1974) Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby. Thirty years of MGMs magic musical moments from Broadway Melody (1929) to Gigi (1958) featuring such all-time greats as Judy Garland, W.C. Fields and Clark Gable. 8:30--The Making of Santo Gold 9:00The Partridge Family 9:30Tales from the Darkside

Halloween Candy. After years of boycotting Halloween, an elderly man (Roy Poole) is tormented by a persistent little trick-or-treater whos out to teach him a lesson. 10:00Talk It Over Guest: Mrs. Sadat. Host: Ellen Adelstein. 11:00The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show 11:30Independent Network News 12 amNew York Hot Tracks Scheduled: videos by Freddie Jackson (You Are My Lady), The Jets (Curiosity) and Tina Turner (One of the Living); an inteview with Stevie Wonder. Co-host: Whitney Houston. 28KAYU (Independent) 7:30 amJerry Falwell 8:30W.V. Grant 9:00Larry Jones 9:30Telephone Auction 10:30Homescan 11:00The Three Stooges 12 pmVoyagers! 1:00MOVIE: Kiss Them For Me (1957) Cary Grant, Suzy Parker. Three navy war heroes are booked on a morale-building "vacation" in San Francisco. Once they manage to elude their ulcerated public relations officer, the trio throw a wild party with plenty of pretty girls. 3:00The Greatest American Hero The Price Is Right. Ralph helps a football quarterback coerced into fixing a game while his wife is held hostage. 4:00The Twilight Zone The Arrival. Flight 107 arrives on schedule, but empty. 4:30The Twilight Zone 5:00Buck Rogers in the 25th Century Flight of the War Witch. Buck and his companions race against time to prevent a galactic war. (Part 2 of 2) 6:00Fame Selling Out. Jesses presented with a tough choice after he wins a songwriting contest that could open some doors. 7:00MOVIE: Son of Lassie (1945) Peter Lawford, June Lockhart. A reluctant soldier leaves his girlfriend and dog to serve in the war. 9:00Husky Highlights 10:00Jimmy Swaggart 11:00Children Running Out of Time 12 amThe 700 Club Scheduled: a profile of Argentina, diabetes and blindness.

This should be Sunday.

-crainbebo

22KSKN (Independent) 8:30--The Making of Santo Gold One of the most unusual infomercials ever produced, designed to sell both a horror film featuring wrestlers AND mail-order jewelry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santo_Gold%27s_Blood_Circus http://www.infomercial-hell.com/santo-gold/ I had to look up "Santo Gold" yesterday, because I had no idea what it is. I take it this type of promotional material wasn't commonplace, even on independents. I assume the station aired it mostly as filler material due to the 6:00 movie running long (KSKN normally ran musicals Sundays at 8 during this period).

Retro: Boston Friday December 30, 1960

Source - TV Guide Eastern New England Edition Note: WHDH and WNAC would swap affiliations on 1/1/61 2 - WGBH Boston (Educational) 05:15p The Friendly Giant - children 05:30p The Make Believe Club - children 06:00p Understanding Numbers 06:30p News - Louis Lyons 06:45p Backgrounds - Louis Lyons 07:00p Main Street - New Orleans 07:30p Jazz - Father O'Connor 08:00p Are We Too Many? (population) 08:30p Survival in the Sea 09:00p Ski Holiday 09:30p Images "Calendar Art" 10:00p Backgrounds - Louis Lyons 10:15p News - William Pierce 4 - WBZ Boston (NBC) 06:00a Lab 30 - Education 06:30a Sign On Seminar 06:45a Daily Almanac

07:00a Dave Garroway (Today Show) - Local news and weather at 7:25 and 8:25 09:00a News - Adams, (Jack) Chase 09:30a Truth or Consequences 10:00a Dough Re Mi - quiz 10:30a Play Your Hunch (Merv Griffin is host) 11:00a The Price is Right (color) 11:30a Concentration 12:00p News - Jack Chase 12:10p Weather - Don Kent 12:15p Big Brother - Bob Emery (children's) 12:45p Movie "Belle of Old Mexico" 1950 02:30p The Loretta Young Show 03:00p Young Dr. Malone 03:30p From These Roots 04:00p Make Room For Daddy 04:30p SS Popeye 05:00p Movie "The Man in Half Moon Street" pt 2 1944 06:30p News, Weather 06:45p Huntley/Brinkley 07:00p Death Valley Days 07:30p Dan Raven 08:30p The Westerner 09:00p Projection '61 (special) 10:00p Michael Shayne "Murder in Wonderland" 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Play of the Week "The Grand Tour" 01:15a Movie "Gold Diggers of 1935" 1935 5 - WHDH Boston (ABC) 06:30a Cartoon Concert 07:00a Big Mac - cartoons 07:30a Captain Bob (color) 08:00a News - Hottetlet 08:15a Captain Bob (color) 08:45a Romper Room (color) 09:45a Chris Evans - women (color) 10:00a News (color) 10:10a Almanac Newsreel 10:15a We Believe - religion (color) 10:30a Way of Life - drama 11:00a Morning Court (re-enacted case about a woman asking for a divorce) 11:30a Love That Bob 12:00p The Texan 12:30p Farm and Food (color) 12:55p Newsreel Almanac 01:00p About Faces

01:30p Burns and Allen 02:00p Day In Court (cases include dog stealing, endangering the lives of children, giving short weight, disturbing the peace, and assault) 02:30p Road to Reality (soap opera) 03:00p Queen For A Day (girls aged six to nine compete for the "Princess for a Day" title) 03:30p Who Do You Trust? (Johnny Carson is emcee) 04:00p American Bandstand 05:00p Bozo the Clown (color) 05:30p Rin Tin Tin 06:00p Dateline Boston - Jim Britt (color) (a Christmas show from the Children's Museum) 06:30p Life of Riley 07:00p News - John Day (color) 07:10p Weather - Walker (color) 07:15p CBS News - Douglas Edwards (WHDH had been picking this up for a while) 07:30p Expedition: Boston (look at education) 08:00p Harrigan and Son 08:30p The Flintstones "The Prowler" 09:00p 77 Sunset Strip "The Rice Estate" 10:00p The Detectives "Razor's Edge" 10:30p The Law and Mr. Jones "The Long Echo" 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Jack Paar (Tonight Show) from NBC; WBZ did not pick it up until Sept 1966 01:00a Almanac Newsreel 6 - WCSH Portland (ABC) 05:50a Farm Report - Jake Brofee 06:00a Film Feature 06:30a To Be Announced 07:00a Dave Garroway (Today Show) - Local news and weather at 7:25 and 8:25 09:00a Romper Room - Connie Roussin 09:30a Space Age Science 10:00a Dough Re Mi - quiz 10:30a Play Your Hunch (Merv Griffin is host) 11:00a The Price is Right (color) 11:30a Concentration 12:00p Truth or Consequences 12:30p It Could Be You (color) 12:55p News - Ray Scherer 01:00p Weekday on Six - variety 02:00p Jan Murray - contest (color) 02:30p The Loretta Young Show 03:00p Young Dr. Malone 03:30p From These Roots 04:00p Make Room For Daddy

04:30p Here's Hollywood 05:00p Popeye 06:00p Huckleberry Hound 06:30p News, Sports, Weather 06:45p Huntley/Brinkley 07:00p Death Valley Days 07:30p Dan Raven 08:30p The Westerner 09:00p Projection '61 (special) 10:00p Michael Shayne "Murder in Wonderland" 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Jack Paar 7 - WNAC Boston (CBS) 07:00a Three Stooges 08:15a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Movie "China Girl" 1942 11:00a I Love Lucy 11:30a Clear Horizon (a soap opera about astronauts) 12:00p Love of Life 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p Louise Morgan - women 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p Our Miss Brooks 02:30p House Party (ZaSu Pitts is the guest) 03:00p The Millionaire 03:30p The Verdict is Yours 04:00p The Brighter Day 04:15p The Secret Storm 04:30p Movie "Three Smart Girls" 1936 06:15p News - Roy Leonard 06:30p Woody Woodpecker 07:00p Whirlybirds 07:30p Rawhide "Incident of the Night Horse" 08:30p Route 66 "A Fury Slinging Flame" 09:30p Garlund Touch 10:00p The Twilight Zone "A Stop At Willoughby" 10:30p Eyewitness To History 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie Double Feature "Mystery of Mr. X" 1935 and "Love Before Breakfast" 1936 8 - WMTW Poland Springs (ABC) 07:45a Farm and Home 08:15a Easy Does It - music

08:45a Teddy Bear Cartoons 10:00a Farmer Al Falfa - cartoons 10:30a Film Feature 10:55a Weather 11:00a Morning Court (re-enacted case about a woman asking for a divorce) 11:30a Love That Bob 12:00p The Texan 12:30p Beat The Clock - Bud Collyer 01:00p About Faces 01:30p Diary of a Nurse - drama 02:00p Day In Court 02:30p Road to Reality 03:00p Queen For A Day 03:30p Who Do You Trust? 04:00p American Bandstand 05:00p Rin Tin Tin 05:30p Movie "One Sunday Afternoon" 1949 07:30p Matty's Funday Funnies 08:00p Pioneers 09:00p 77 Sunset Strip 10:00p The Detectives 10:30p The Law and Mr. Jones 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie "Cross Up" 9 - WMUR Manchester (ABC) 10:00a Cartoons 10:45a Kathy Peterson - women 11:00a Morning Court (re-enacted case about a woman asking for a divorce) 11:30a Love That Bob 12:00p The Texan 12:30p News - Gus Bernier 12:40p Country Store - music 01:00p About Faces 01:30p Musical Jamboree 02:00p Day In Court 02:30p Road to Reality 03:00p Queen For A Day 03:30p Who Do You Trust? 04:00p American Bandstand 05:00p Popeye 06:00p White Hunter 06:30p News, Weather 06:45p Movie "Gun Cargo" 08:00p Racket Squad 08:30p Mystery Theater "Borrowed Corpse"

09:00p Pendulum "The Schemer" 09:30p Uncovered "Cry Wolf" 10:00p Paris Precinct 10:30p Passport To Danger 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie "Edge of Divorce" 1954 10 - WJAR Providence (NBC/ABC) 07:00a Dave Garroway (Today Show) - Local news and weather at 7:25 and 8:25 09:00a Movie "The Glass Tomb" 1955 10:30a Play Your Hunch (Merv Griffin is host) 11:00a The Price is Right (color) 11:30a Concentration 12:00p Truth or Consequences 12:30p It Could Be You (color) 12:55p News - Ray Scherer 01:00p Movie "Men of the Moment" 03:00p Young Dr. Malone 03:30p From These Roots 04:00p Make Room For Daddy 04:30p Here's Hollywood 05:00p Movie "Yukon Vengeance" 1954 06:30p News, Weather 06:45p Huntley/Brinkley 07:00p Shotgun Slade 07:30p Dan Raven 08:30p The Westerner 09:00p Projection '61 (special) 10:00p Michael Shayne "Murder in Wonderland" 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Jack Paar 11 - WENH Durham (Educational) 05:30p The Make Believe Club 06:00p Classical Music 06:25p Events - New Hampshire 06:30p News - Louis Lyons 06:45p Backgrounds - Louis Lyons 07:00p American Perspective 07:30p Jazz - Father O'Connor 08:00p Are We Too Many? 08:30p Wisdom and Modern Life 09:00p Drama Festival "Henry V" 12 - WPRO Providence (CBS) 07:00a Popeye

07:30a Storytime - Beth Chollar 08:00a News - Hottetlet 08:15a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a Romper Room - Bonnie Riker 09:30a Movie "Stablemates' 1938 10:45a News - Stuart, Mohr 11:00a I Love Lucy 11:30a Clear Horizon 12:00p Love of Life 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p Dr. Hudson 01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p San Francisco Beat - police 02:30p House Party 03:00p The Millionaire 03:30p The Verdict is Yours 04:00p The Brighter Day 04:15p The Secret Storm 04:30p The Edge of Night 05:00p Roy Rogers 05:30p Salty Brine's Shack (children) 06:25p News, Sports, Weather 06:45p CBS News - Douglas Edwards 07:00p Brave Stallion 07:30p Rawhide 08:30p Route 66 09:30p Garlund Touch 10:00p The Twilight Zone 10:30p Eyewitness To History 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie "San Francisco" 1936 13 - WGAN Portland (CBS) 08:00a News - Hottetlet 08:15a Captain Kangaroo 09:00a To Be Announced 09:30a Dr. Hudson - drama 10:00a December Bride 10:45a Video Village - Monty Hall 11:00a I Love Lucy 11:30a Clear Horizon 12:00p Love of Life 12:30p Search for Tomorrow 12:45p The Guiding Light 01:00p I Led Three Lives

01:30p As The World Turns 02:00p Full Circle (soap opera) 02:30p House Party 03:00p The Millionaire 03:30p The Verdict is Yours 04:00p The Brighter Day 04:15p The Secret Storm 04:30p The Edge of Night 05:00p Ivanhoe 05:30p The Three Stooges 06:00p The Rough Riders 06:25p Sports - Mike Norton 06:30p News, Weather 06:45p CBS News - Douglas Edwards 07:00p Shotgun Slade 07:30p Rawhide 08:30p Route 66 09:30p Garlund Touch 10:00p The Twilight Zone 10:30p Eyewitness To History 11:00p News, Weather 11:15p Movie "Mystery of the White Room" 1939

Look at all those local color shows on WHDH-TV 5. Guess their TK-41s really got a workout! WNAC-TV 7 had "News - Roy Leonard" at 6:15 PM. Was this the Roy Leonard who was later at WGN-TV Chicago for a long time? And WMUR-TV 9...I know it was Richard Eaton, et al, but no clearance of any ABC prime time on Friday evening?

WHDH had a full color plant from day one. They had hopes of getting the NBC affiliation (which didn't happen due to their licence situation) - hence the TK-41s. Yes that's the same Roy Leonard. He started at WHDH but went to WNAC after he was asked to play Bozo. He left WNAC towards the end of 1967, with the demise of the Yankee Network. As for WMUR my guess is that they didn't clear ABC prime time because WHDH came in loud and clear in southern New Hampshire. WNAC had a much weaker signal at the time, and they started clearing more after the switch.

Ray Harris was the PD at WMUR-TV when I worked there in the late 60's and he told me the story. Eaton was exploring making the station a Boston independent and selling it to Storer. However Storer would not buy it unless Eaton moved the transmitter closer to Boston. A location in Georgetown, MA was selected and WMUR tried to sell the FCC they could cover southern NH just as well from there but Washington just laughed Eaton out of the hearing room. Eaton also saved money by not using AT&T Long Lines from Waltham to Uncanoonuc Mountain. WMUR had major signal problems as most NH homes pointed their antennas towards Needham/Newton and Uncanoonuc was due west. WMUR to solve the problem had a translator on channel 13 in downtown Manchester. BTW - if anybody has WNAC-TV from April 1961 it would be a huge help to me. Richard Eaton was cheap and his GM Sam Phillips was even cheaper. But even in 1970 Eaton and Phillips thought their cable system in Manchester (United Cable) was where the money would be in the future. I believe they sold it the same time the family sold WMUR.

Retro: Cincinnati/Dayton Sat, Mar 1, 1997

from Cincinnati Enquirer The Enquirer used a grid format, so there may be a few blanks in the titles... Cincinnati WLWT 5-NBC 5:00 NBC News Nightside 5:30 Nick News 6:00 Sing Me a Story 6:30 US Farm Report 7:00 News 8:00 Saturday Today 10:00 News 11:00 Saved by the Bell 11:30 California Dreams noon Bill Nye the Science Guy 12:30 NBA Inside Stuff 1:00 Troy-Bilt Tiller 1:30 Instride Walker

2:00 Wealth Secrets 2:30 MotorWeek 3:00 USA Indoor Track & Field Championships 4:00 American Cup Gymnastics 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Extra 8:00 Dark Skies 9:00 Pretender 10:00 Profiler 11:00 News 11:30 Saturday Night Live (a check on some SNL websites draw a blank as to guests, must have been a rerun) 1:00 It's Showtime at the Apollo (music by Aaliyah) 2:00 Wealth Secrets 2:30 NBC News Nightside WCPO 9-ABC 6:00 Real News for Kids 6:30 Agri-Country 7:00 Captain Planet 7:30 GhostWriter 8:00 Jungle Cubs 8:30 New Doug (x2) 9:30 Mighty Ducks 10:00 Bugs Bunny & Tweety 11:00 Bone Chillers 11:30 Gargoyles noon News 12:30 Mercury Media 1:00 Wealth Secrets 1:30 TV.COM 2:00 College Basketball: Cincinnati at Memphis 4:30 Boxing: Vuyani Bungu and Kennedy McKinney square off in Biloxi for the IBF jr. heavyweight belt; also women's action between Delia Gonzalez and Yvonne Treveno 6:00 News 6:30 ABC World News Saturday 7:00 Wheel of Fortune 7:30 Cash Explosion 8:00 Dangerous Minds 9:00 Movie "Boomerang" 11:30 Access Hollywood 12:35 Tales from the Crypt (x2) 1:35 Comedy Showcase 2:35 Entertainers 3:35 Fire Rescue

4:05 America's Dumbest Criminals 4:35 Pre. Bodysense WKRC 12-CBS 5:00 Basics in Gold 5:30 Weekend Travel Update 6:00 Babe Winkelman's Good Fishing 6:30 Wall Street Journal Report 7:00 News 10:00 Ace Ventura 10:30 Kipper's POV 11:00 Secrets of the Cryptkeeper 11:30 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles noon College Basketball: Louisville-Tulane, with California-Stanford JIPed at 2 3:00 PGA Golf: Nissan Open 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Image Makers (Dave Burchell, Dayna Eubanks, and Jim Scott host this Black History Month special) 8:00 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 9:00 Early Edition 10:00 Walker, Texas Ranger 11:00 News 11:35 Baywatch Nights 12:35 Outer Limits 1:35 Poltergeist: The Legacy 2:35 Soul Train 3:05 Fast-Track Dazzlers 3:30 Sterling Silver Wear WXIX 19-Fox 5:00 Movie "Innocent Blood" cont'd 6:00 Bullwinkle 6:30 Dino Babies 7:00 Oscar's Orchestra 7:30 Happy Ness 8:00 C-Bear & Jamal 8:30 Big Bad BeetleBorgs 9:00 Spider-Man 9:30 Casper 10:00 GooseBumps 10:30 Eerie, Indiana 11:00 Life with Louie 11:30 X-Men noon World's Scariest Police Chases 1:00 When Disaster Strikes II

2:00 Beach Patrol 3:00 NHL: Fox's regional coverage included Philadelphia-Boston, Rangers-Detroit, Florida-Tampa Bay, and Chicago-Colorado 6:00 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 7:00 Home Improvement 7:30 Night Court 8:00 Skate International Champions Series Final 10:00 News 10:30 Siskel & Ebert 11:00 Mad TV (guest performer Jack Wagner) mid. Two 1:00 Kwik Witz 1:30 Night Stand 2:30 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 3:30 Untouchables 4:30 Movie "The Girl Most Likely To..." WBQC 25-WB 5:00 Movie "Manfish" 7:00 Let's Talk 7:30 Madison's Adventures Growing Up Wild 8:00 Daffy Duck 8:30 Animaniacs 9:00 Superman 9:30 Road Rovers 10:00 Waynehead 10:30 Pinky & the Brain 11:00 Animaniacs 11:30 Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries noon College Basketball: Ohio State-Penn State, followed by either Michigan-Illinois or Purdue-Iowa at 2:30 5:00 WCW World Wide Wrestling 6:00 Music on Demand 6:30 V City 7:00 Hitchhiker (x2) 8:00 Beverly Hills 90210 9:00 Foundations of a Legacy IV (looking at basketball at black colleges) 10:00 New Music Spotlight 11:00 Movie "Horror Express" 1:00 ECW Wrestling 2:00 Exposed (x2, part 1 features a bikini contest in Texas, with hr 2 being a Best of show) 4:00 Foxhunt Exotic Lingerie Revue WCET 48-PBS Program times subject to change as ch 48 was in a pledge period

7:00 In the Prime 7:30 Internet Cafe 8:00 Computer Chronicles 8:30 Woodwright's Shop 9:00 This Old House 9:30 Hometime 10:00 New Yankee Workshop 11:00 Cook/Caprial 11:30 Frugal Gourmet noon Victory Garden (x2) 1:15 Lawns & Gardens 2:12 Jerry Baker Gardening 3:15 Lawns & Gardens 4:30 Danny Boy: In Sunshine and in Shadow (Eric Clapton, Marianne Faithful, Sinead O'Connor and other stars perform Danny Boy and discuss its significance) 5:30 Voices in Harmony: Keep Singing (Mitch Miller hosts a celebration of barbershop quartets at the Cincinnati Music Hall) 7:00 Lawrence Welk: To America with Love 9:15 New Red Green 10:00 Doctor Who "Terror with the Zygons" 11:30 Doctor Who 12:30 sign-off WCVN 54-PBS/KET (COLed to Covington across the river) 8:00 Wishbone marathon 10:30 Inside Kentucky Schools 11:00 Historic Hotels 11:30 Presidential Palette noon Sewing with Nancy 12:30 Ancestors 1:00 Effective Teache (x2) 2:00 Out of the Past 3:00 Business Law (x2) 4:00 GED (x2) 5:00 Life on the Internet (Internet users as immigrants and how citizens change the face of the Net) 5:30 Legislative Weekly 6:00 Colm Wilkinson Sings... (the Irish tenor is joined by Patti LuPone as they perform Broadway show tunes) 8:00 Great Performances "Les Miserables in Concert" (Colm's here too, he was the original Jean Valjean; this was a 10th anniversary celebration from Royal Albert Hall, London) 11:30 sign-off WSTR 64-UPN 5:00 Doogie Howser, MD

5:30 Harry & the Hendersons 6:00 Eagle Rider 6:30 Dragon Ball Z 7:00 Why Why Family 7:30 Infomercial 8:00 Auto Shopper 9:00 Infomercials 10:00 Coach Rick Pitino (Kentucky basketball) 10:30 Saved by the Bell 11:00 WCW World Wide Wrestling (you read that right, both 25 and 64 carried the program-how was this pulled off, given the size of the Cincinnati market?) noon American Gladiators 1:00 College Basketball: wild card double-header, second game starts at 3 5:00 Adventures of Sinbad 6:00 Blossom 6:30 Step by Step (Jaleel White guest stars in the role that made him famous, Steve Urkel) 7:00 Mad About You 7:30 Seinfeld 8:00 Viper 9:00 Movie "Perry Mason: The Case of the Musical Murder" 11:00 Highlander: The Series mid. F/X: The Series 1:00 WWF Shotgun Saturday 2:00 Turfway Report 2:30 Movie "Menu for Murder" 4:30 Babylon 5 Warner Cable 7 7:30 ICRC Programming (ICRC stands for Intercommunity Cable Regulatory Commission) 9:00 Country Gospel Jubilee 10:00 Full Gospel Mission 11:00 Latter Day Rain noon Bible Read-Along 12:30 Pentecostal Place of Worship 1:30 Full Gospel Victory 2:00 Skyward Bound Hour 3:00 Jimmy Swaggart 3:30 Victory Videos 4:30 Come & Dine 7:00 Buying a House 8:00 Singing in the Spirit 10:00 Happy Gospel Time 11:00 Echoes from Calvary mid. Bethany Hour

1:00 Road to Gloryland 2:00 ABCs of Self Worth 2:30 A New World 3:30 Elmwood Christian Center Dayton WDTN 2-ABC 6:00 US Farm Report 6:30 PE-TV 7:00 Cappelli & Company 7:30 Captain Planet 8:00 Jungle Cubs 8:30 New Doug (x2) 9:30 Mighty Ducks 10:00 Bugs Bunny & Tweety 11:00 Bone Chillers 11:30 Gargoyles noon Winnie the Pooh 12:30 ABC Weekend Special 1:00 TBA 2:00 College Basketball: ABC had regional coverage; besides the game shown on 9, there was also Temple-UMass 4:30 Boxing 6:00 News 6:30 ABC World News Saturday 7:00 Kwik Witz 7:30 Dayton & Beyond 8:00 Dangerous Minds 9:00 Movie "Boomerang" 11:00 News 11:35 ESPY Awards 1:30 Kwik Witz 2:00 TBA 2:30 sign-off WHIO 7-CBS 5:00 Hitchhiker 5:30 On Scene: Emergency Response 6:00 Siskel & Ebert 6:30 Martha Stewart Living 7:00 Agri-Country 7:30 ...Reports 8:00 News 10:00 High Q 10:30 Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures 11:00 Bill Nye the Science Guy

11:30 Real News for Kids noon College Basketball: Louisville-Tulane, followed by Dayton-George Washington at 2 4:00 PGA Golf: Nissan Open 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Wheel of Fortune 7:30 Cash Explosion 8:00 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 9:00 Early Edition 10:00 Walker, Texas Ranger 11:00 News 11:35 Baywatch 12:35 F/X: The Series 1:35 Highlander: The Series 2:35 PSI Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal 3:35 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 4:05 Bob Vila's Home Again 4:35 Lighter Side of Sports WPTD 16-PBS 7:00 GED (x2) 8:00 Quilting from the Heartland 8:30 America Sews 9:00 Wild Ohio 9:30 This Old House 10:00 New Yankee Workshop 10:30 Baking with Julia 11:00 Frugal Gourmet 11:30 Family Kitchen noon McLaughlin Group 12:30 McLaughlin One-on-One 1:00 Wall Street Week 1:30 Washington Week in Review 2:00 Life on the Internet (examining electronic magazines on the Net) 2:30 Computer Chronicles (reviewing business software) 3:00 Going Places (pt 7 takes us to Tuscany) 4:00 Victory Garden 4:30 Hometime 5:00 New Yankee Workshop 5:30 American Woodshop 6:00 Antiques Roadshow (from Albuquerque) 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show: Tribute to Big Bands (co-hosts Myron Floren, Barney Liddell, and Henry Cuesta) 8:00 World of National Geographic 9:00 Movie "The Strange Love of Martha Ivers"

11:00 In the Wild (Richard Dreyfuss explores the Galapagos) mid. Blake's 7 "Space Fail" 1:00 World of National Geographic (re-run from 8pm) 2:00 sign-off WKEF 22-NBC 5:00 NBC News Nightside 5:30 It's Your Business 6:00 Coast Guard 6:30 TMT Media 7:00 Talk America 7:30 Full House 8:00 Saturday Today 10:00 Saved by the Bell 10:30 Hang Time 11:00 Saved by the Bell 11:30 California Dreams noon NBA Inside Stuff 12:30 Infomercial 1:00 Movie "Perry Mason: The Case of the Musical Murder" 3:00 USA Indoor Track & Field Championships 4:00 American Cup Gymnastics 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Seinfeld 7:30 Cheers 8:00 Dark Skies 9:00 Pretender 10:00 Profiler 11:00 News 11:30 Saturday Night Live 1:00 Access Hollywood 2:00 Entertainers 3:00 NBC News Nightside WRGT 45-Fox/UPN 5:00 Movie "Raiders of Shalimar" cont'd 6:00 Why Why Family 6:30 Richie Rich 7:00 All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series 7:30 Dino Babies 8:00 C-Bear & Jamal 8:30 Big Bad BeetleBorgs 9:00 Spider-Man 9:30 Casper 10:00 GooseBumps

10:30 Eerie, Indiana 11:00 Life with Louie 11:30 X-Men noon Cosby Show (x2) 1:00 Movie "Dick Tracy" 3:00 NHL: regional coverage 6:00 Step by Step 6:30 Mad About You 7:00 Home Improvement 7:30 Coach 8:00 Skate International Champions Final 10:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation 11:00 Mad TV mid. Night Stand 1:00 Tales from the Crypt (x2) 2:00 TMT Media 2:30 Kota 3:00 Movie "Menu for Murder"

Unlike TV Guide, the Enquirer wasn't very shy about posting the name of the infomercials... WLWT 5-NBC 1:00 Troy-Bilt Tiller 1:30 Instride Walker WCPO 9-ABC 12:30 Mercury Media 1:00 Wealth Secrets WKEF 22-NBC 6:30 TMT Media

Here's a complete listing of infomercials (and suspected infomercials) for that day:

WLWT 5-NBC 1:00 Troy-Bilt Tiller 1:30 Instride Walker 2:00 PM Wealth Secrets 2:00 AM Wealth Secrets

WCPO 9-ABC 12:30 Mercury Media 1:00 Wealth Secrets 4:35 Pre. Bodysense WKRC 12-CBS 5:00 Basics in Gold 3:05 Fast-Track Dazzlers 3:30 Sterling Silver Wear WSTR 64-UPN 7:30 Infomercial 8:00 Auto Shopper (not an "infomercial" per se, though people buy listings to sell their cars on this show) 9:00 Infomercials WKEF 22-NBC 6:30 TMT Media 7:00 Talk America 12:30 Infomercial WRGT 45-Fox/UPN 2:00 TMT Media 2:30 Kota It seems that some stations were shy (or semi-"shy") listing infomercials, while others were more than happy to list them. WKRC 12-CBS 1:35 Poltergeist: The Legacy 2:35 Soul Train 3:05 Fast-Track Dazzlers Funny that WKRC not only carried "Soul Train" in late night, but only a half-hour of it, with the remainder pre-empted by (possibly) an infomercial.

Retro: Western Massachusetts Sun 8/1/99

from Springfield Republican WFSB 3-CBS Hartford

5:00 Weekend Travel Update 5:30 Home Again 6:00 Hour of Power 7:00 News 8:00 Better Homes & Gardens 8:30 Martha Stewart Living Weekend 9:00 CBS News Sunday Morning 10:30 Face the Nation 11:00 CT '99 11:30 DeWolfe New England Real Estate Noon ER 1:00 Infomercial 1:30 National Geographic On Assignment 2:30 Topspin: USTA Kids 3:00 PGA Golf: Greater Hartford Open 6:00 Greater Hartford Open Highlights 6:30 News 7:00 60 Minutes 8:00 Touched by an Angel 9:00 Movie "Undue Influence" (pt 1) 11:00 News 11:35 Access Hollywood 12:35 X-Files 1:35 Inside Edition Weekend 2:05 Infomercials 3:05 Weekend Travel Update 3:35 News 4:05 CBS News Up to the Minute WBZ 4-CBS Boston 5:00 Infomercial 5:30 TV.COM 6:00 Infomercial 6:30 Weekend Travel Update 7:00 Rupert 7:30 Anatole 8:00 News 9:00 CBS News Sunday Morning 10:30 Face the Nation 11:00 News 11:30 Siskel & Ebert Noon Martha Stewart Living Weekend 12:30 Home Again 1:00 TV.COM 1:30 Golf 2000 2:00 Infomercial

2:30 Topspin: USTA Kids 3:00 PGA Golf: Greater Hartford Open 6:00 CBS Evening News 6:30 News 7:00 60 Minutes 8:00 Touched by an Angel 9:00 Movie "Undue Influence" (pt 1) 11:00 News 11:30 Sports Final Mid. Entertainment Tonight 1:00 NYPD Blue 2:00 Infomercial 2:30 CBS News Up to the Minute WCVB 5-ABC Boston 5:00 CNN Headline News 6:00 Infomercial 6:30 B. Smith with Style 7:00 Hour of Power 8:00 Infomercial 8:30 Rebecca's Garden 9:00 Business Now 9:30 DeWolfe Home Vision 10:00 Infomercial 10:30 This Week 11:30 Five on Five Noon News 12:30 CityLine 1:00 Infomercials 3:00 Century of Sports Bloopers 4:00 Save Our Streets 4:30 Access Hollywood 5:30 Inside Edition Weekend 6:00 News 6:30 ABC World News Sunday 7:00 Movie "My Date with the President's Daughter" 9:00 20/20 10:00 Practice 11:00 News 11:35 ER 12:35 George Michael Sports Machine 1:05 SOF Special Ops Force 2:05 ABC World News Now WHDH 7-NBC Boston 5:00 America's Black Forum

5:30 Wall Street Journal Report 6:00 Asian Focus 6:30 In Touch 7:00 Hang Time 7:30 Sunday Mass 8:00 Today 9:00 News 10:30 Meet the Press 11:30 Boston Common Noon Urban Update 12:30 Informercials 3:00 American Athlete 3:30 Animal Rescue 4:00 Auto Racing: American LeMans Series-Rose City Grand Prix 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Dateline NBC 8:00 You Asked for It! 9:00 Movie "Judge Dredd" 11:00 News 11:30 Sunday Sports Xtra Mid. Hard Copy 12:30 Entertainers 1:30 Animal Rescue 2:00 News 2:30 American Athlete 3:00 Dateline NBC 4:00 Meet the Press WTNH 8-ABC New Haven 5:00 Infomercials 6:30 Golf 2000 7:00 America's Black Forum 7:30 Give Me an Answer 8:00 Dr. James Kennedy 9:00 Infomercial 9:30 CT Business Today 10:00 Your New House 10:30 This Week 11:30 Infomercial Noon Siskel & Ebert 12:30 Top Secret World of Inspector Gadget 1:00 Movie "Naked in New York" 3:00 Movie "Terror in the Shadows" 5:00 Police Heroes: Trooper of the Year 6:00 News

6:30 ABC World News Sunday 7:00 Movie "My Date with the President's Daughter" 9:00 20/20 10:00 Practice 11:00 News 11:45 Pensacola: Wings of Gold 12:45 Air America 1:45 Save Our Streets 2:15 American Athlete 2:45 Infomercial 3:15 ABC World News Now WTXX 20-UPN Waterbury 5:00 Celebration of the Eucharist 5:30 Infomercial 6:00 Game Warden Wildlife Journal 6:30 Secrets of the Animal Kingdom 7:00 BeetleBorgs 7:30 Incredible Hulk 8:00 X-Men 8:30 Spider-Man 9:00 Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 10:00 Celebration of the Eucharist 10:30 Showcase of Homes 11:00 Wrestling Noon Three's Company 12:30 Scorecard 1:00 Movie "Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey" 3:00 Movie "The Parent Trap" 5:00 Baywatch 6:00 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys 7:00 Xena: Warrior Princess 8:00 Walker, Texas Ranger (2 eps) 10:00 News 10:30 Crossroads 11:00 Poltergeist: The Legacy Mid. Soul Train 1:00 It's Showtime at the Apollo 2:00 sign-off or infomercials(?) WWLP 22-NBC Springfield 5:00 CNN Headline News 6:00 Golf 2000 6:30 Infomercials 8:00 Today 9:00 Meet the Press

10:00 Infomercials 11:00 Reel to Real 11:30 Infomercial Noon Living Better 12:30 Infomercial 1:00 Siskel & Ebert 1:30 Infomercials 3:00 Crime Strike 3:30 American Adventurer 4:00 Auto Racing: American LeMans Series-Rose City Grand Prix 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Dateline NBC 8:00 You Asked for It! 9:00 Movie "Judge Dredd" 11:00 News 11:35 Baywatch 12:35 Siskel & Ebert 1:05 Infomercials WEDH 24-PBS Hartford 7:30 Barney & Friends 8:00 Arthur 8:30 Wimzie's House 9:00 Skinnamarink TV 9:30 Zoom (2 eps) 10:30 This Old House 11:00 McLaughlin Group 11:30 Visionaries Noon Antiques Roadshow 1:00 To the Contrary 1:30 Tony Brown's Journal 2:00 Championship Ballroom Dancing 3:30 Chiles 4:00 Lawrence Welk 5:00 Pets: Part of the Family 5:30 Birdwatch 6:00 Remembering Bonnie & Clyde 7:00 Antiques Roadshow 8:00 Connecticut River: A Journey Through Time 9:00 You're on the Air: The Early Years of Connecticut Television 10:00 One Last Bet 11:00 Scully/The World 11:30 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly Mid. sign-off

WVIT 30-NBC New Britain 5:00 TV.COM 5:30 Jewish Life 6:00 Celebration of the Eucharist 6:30 Connecticut Newsmakers: Connecticut Forum 7:00 News 8:00 Today 9:00 News 10:00 St. Francis Care Today 10:30 Connecticut Newsmakers 11:00 Meet the Press Noon B. Smith with Style 12:30 Living Better 1:00 Infomercials 3:00 Century of Sports Bloopers 4:00 Auto Racing: American LeMans Series-Rose City Grand Prix 6:00 News 6:30 Greater Hartford Open Highlights 7:00 Dateline NBC 8:00 You Asked for It! 9:00 Movie "Judge Dredd" 11:00 News 11:30 Sports 12:15 Wild Things 1:15 Viper 2:15 filler 2:30 Dateline NBC 3:30 Meet the Press 4:30 This Morning's Business WSBK 38-UPN Boston 5:00 Infomercials 7:00 Creflo A. Dollar Jr. 7:30 Key of David 8:00 Infomercials 9:00 BeetleBorgs 9:30 Incredible Hulk 10:00 X-Men 10:30 Spider-Man 11:00 Honey, I Shrunk the Kids Noon Movie "Death in Small Doses" 2:00 Movie "The Devil's Bed" 4:00 Movie "A Murderous Affair: The Carolyn Warmus Story" 6:00 Wrestling 7:00 Frasier (2 eps) 8:00 Movie "Soapdish"

10:00 Wild Things 11:00 Viper Mid. New York Undercover 1:00 sign-off WGGB 40-ABC Springfield 5:00 America's Store 6:00 Popular Mechanics for Kids 6:30 Impact 7:00 Good News New England 7:30 Infomercial 8:00 Hour of Power 9:00 Day of Discovery 9:30 Coral Ridge Hour 10:30 Kateri Walsh 11:00 Options for Holistic Living 11:30 This Week 12:30 TBA 2:00 Cable Endowment 2:30 Grace Under Fire 3:00 TBA 6:00 News 6:30 ABC World News Sunday 7:00 Movie "My Date with the President's Daughter" 9:00 20/20 10:00 Practice 11:00 News 11:35 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys 12:35 Xena: Warrior Princess 1:35 America's Store 4:30 Good News New England WLVI 56-WB Boston 5:00 News 6:00 Mosaic 6:30 Keller at Large 7:00 Bananas in Pajamas 7:30 Monkey Magic 8:00 Zorro 8:30 Beast Wars 9:00 Baywatch 10:00 Xena: Warrior Princess 11:00 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Noon Movie "Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey" 2:00 Movie "Nothing But Trouble" 4:00 Movie "Spies Like Us"

6:00 Baywatch 7:00 Parent' Hood 7:30 Sister, Sister (2 eps) 8:30 Smart Guy 9:00 Movie Stars 9:30 Unhappily Ever After 10:00 News 10:30 Sports Zone 11:00 Friends 11:30 Scorecard Mid. Earth: Final Conflict 1:00 Nightman 2:00 sign-off/infomercials WGBY 57-PBS Springfield 7:00 Teletubbies 7:30 Arthur 8:00 Zoom 8:30 Puzzle Place 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 McLaughlin Group 10:30 Firing Line 11:00 State We're In 11:30 Small Business 2000 Noon Antiques Roadshow 1:00 Mystery! 3:00 Masterpiece Theatre 5:00 Traveling Lite 5:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 6:00 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 6:30 Frontiers of Medicine 7:00 Keeping Up Appearances 7:30 Waiting for God 8:00 Nature 9:00 Masterpiece Theatre 11:00 You Don't Know Dick: Courageous Hearts of Transgendered Men Mid. sign-off WTIC 61-Fox Hartford 5:00 Untouchables 6:00 Cosby Show 6:30 Monkey Magic 7:00 Zorro 7:30 Lionharts 8:00 Beast Wars 8:30 Creflo A. Dollar Jr.

9:00 Fox News Sunday 10:00 Baywatch 11:00 Nightman Noon Coach 12:30 Movie "Renaissance Man" 3:00 IRL Auto Racing: Dover Downs 200 5:00 Horse Racing: Whitney Handicap 6:00 Earth: Final Conflict 7:00 World's Funniest! 7:30 King of the Hill 8:00 Simpsons 8:30 Futurama 9:00 X-Files 10:00 News 10:30 Sports Ticket 11:00 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Mid. Movie "The Chase" 2:00 sign-off/infomercials WDMR 65-Telemundo/RAI Springfield 7:00 Reel to Real 7:30 Lora della Verita 8:00 Italian Programming 2:00 Polish Programming 4:00 Cine "Kick Boxer Puno de Fuego" 6:00 Domingo Azteca 7:00 Mira TVO 8:00 Ricky Martin Vuelve 10:00 Angeles 11:00 Tu Ritmo 11:30 Ja Ja Ja! Mid. WCW Nitro: Festival de Lucha 1:00 Futbol 3:00 sign-off WPIX-WB New York 5:00 Honeymooners 5:30 Jack Van Impe 6:00 Zorro 6:30 War Planets 7:00 Voltron: The Third Dimension 7:30 Beast Wars 8:00 New Batman/Superman Adventures 9:00 Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 10:00 Saved by the Bell 10:30 Malibu, CA

11:00 Movie "The Parent Trap" 1:00 Xena: Warrior Princess 2:00 Baseball: NY Mets-Chicago Cubs 5:00 Movie "Encino Man" 7:00 Parent' Hood 7:30 Sister, Sister (2 eps) 8:30 Smart Guy 9:00 Movie Stars 9:30 Unhappily Ever After 10:00 News 11:00 Seinfeld 11:30 Friends Mid. Star Trek: The Next Generation 1:00 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 2:00 Earth: Final Conflict 3:00 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys 4:00 Nightman

Retro: Tri-Cities, TN/VA Wed, Aug 23, 1995

from TV Guide-Bristol/Kingsport/Johnson City edition OJ Trial coverage may pre-empt programs on some stations WSJK 2-PBS Sneedville 7:30 Bloomberg Business News 8:00 Barney & Friends 8:30 Shining Time Station 9:00 Instructional Programs 3:00 Joy of Painting 3:30 Sesame Street 4:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:00 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 5:30 Barney & Friends 6:00 Reading Rainbow 6:30 Nightly Business Report 7:00 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour 8:00 National Geographic "Keepers of the Wild" (a 1993 report on animal caregivers) 9:00 Sonja Henie: Queen of the Ice 10:00 Barenboim Conducts Brahms 11:00 Charlie Rose WCYB 5-NBC Bristol

5:00 This Morning's Business 5:30 NBC News at Sunrise 6:00 News 7:00 Today (guests Bill Gates and John Updike) 9:00 Phil Donahue (a demo designed to sensitize men to the physical limitations of pregnancy) 10:00 Sally Jessy Raphael (transexualism) 11:00 Dennis Prager (black conservatives) 11:30 Rush Limbaugh noon Noon Magazine 12:30 American Journal 1:00 Days of Our Lives 2:00 Another World 3:00 Maury Povich (plastic surgery) 4:00 Oprah Winfrey (suicide) 5:00 Inside Edition 5:30 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Wheel of Fortune 7:30 Jeopardy! 8:00 Unsolved Mysteries 9:00 Dateline NBC 10:00 Law & Order 11:00 News 11:35 Tonight Show (guests Dustin Hoffman, Martin Page, and Ellen Cleghorne) 12:35 Late Night with Conan O'Brien (guests Ron Howard and RuPaul) 1:35 Later with Greg Kinnear (guest Alexandra Wentworth) 2:05 Jerry Springer 3:05 NBC News Nightside WATE 6-ABC Knoxville 5:00 ABC World News Now 5:30 This Morning's Business 6:00 Good Morning Tennessee 7:00 Good Morning America (segment on how parents can help their kids get the most out of doing homework) 9:00 Matlock 10:00 In the Heat of the Night 11:00 Mike & Maty (romance advice) noon News 12:30 Loving 1:00 All My Children 2:00 One Life to Live 3:00 General Hospital 4:00 Family Feud 4:30 Mama's Family

5:00 A Current Affair 5:30 News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7:00 Roseanne 7:30 Coach 8:00 Grace Under Fire 8:30 Ellen 9:00 Grace Under Fire 9:30 All-American Girl 10:00 PrimeTime Live (March report on pallidotomy, a procedure used as a treatment for Parkinson's disease, January segment on crimes against gay men in texas) 11:00 News 11:35 ABC News Nightline 12:05 Cosby Show 12:35 Who's the Boss? 1:05 Perfect Strangers 1:35 Three's Company 2:05 News 2:40 ABC World News Now WKXT 8-CBS Knoxville 5:00 Home Shopping Network (ch 8 didn't clear Up to the Minute) 5:30 Ag Day 6:00 CBS Morning News 7:00 This Morning (guest Ryan Slater) 9:00 Regis & Kathie Lee (from Branson with guests Mel Gibson, Jim Stafford, and Glen Campbell) 10:00 Maury Povich 11:00 Price is Right noon Noonday 12:30 Young & the Restless 1:30 Bold & the Beautiful 2:00 As the World Turns 3:00 Guiding Light 4:00 Baywatch 5:00 Andy Griffith (bw) 5:30 American Journal 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Entertainment Tonight 7:30 Hard Copy 8:00 Nanny 8:30 Dave's World 9:00 Movie "Days of Thunder" 11:00 Andy Griffith (bw) 11:35 Later Show with David Letterman (guests Jay Thomas and Soul Asylum)

12:35 Northern Exposure 1:35 Late Late Show (guest James Brown) 2:35 Empty Nest 3:05 Home Shopping Network WBIR 10-NBC Knoxville 5:00 Rush Limbaugh 5:30 NBC News at Sunrise 6:00 News 7:00 Today 9:00 Phil Donahue 10:00 Jerry Springer 11:00 Leeza noon News 12:30 Susan Powter (women experiencing guilt) 1:00 Days of Our Lives 2:00 Another World 3:00 Sally Jessy Raphael 4:00 Oprah Winfrey 5:00 News 5:30 Jeopardy! 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Town Meeting: Getting Ready for School (pre-empts Wheel and Inside Edition) 8:00 Unsolved Mysteries 9:00 Dateline NBC 10:00 Law & Order 11:00 News 11:35 Tonight Show 12:35 Late Night with Conan O'Brien 1:35 Rush Limbaugh 2:05 Dennis Prager 2:35 Later with Greg Kinnear 3:05 NBC News Nightside WJHL 11-CBS Johnson City 5:00 CBS News Up to the Minute 5:30 CBS Morning News 6:00 News 7:00 This Morning 9:00 Regis & Kathie Lee 10:00 Wonder Years 10:30 Family Feud 11:00 Price is Right noon News 12:30 Young & the Restless

1:30 Bold & the Beautiful 2:00 As the World Turns 3:00 Guiding Light 4:00 Andy Griffith (bw/x2) 5:00 News 5:30 Extra 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Coach 7:30 Cops 8:00 Nanny 8:30 Dave's World 9:00 Movie "Days of Thunder" 11:00 News 11:35 Late Show with David Letterman 12:35 Late Late Show 1:35 Married...with Children 2:05 CBS News Up to the Minute WLOS 13-ABC Asheville 5:00 ABC World News Now 6:00 News 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Jenny Jones (conclusion of a 2-parter on teens and pregnancy) 10:00 Sally Jessy Raphael 11:00 Jerry Springer noon News 12:30 Loving 1:00 All My Children 2:00 One Life to Live 3:00 General Hospital 4:00 Baywatch 5:00 News 5:30 Hard Copy 6:00 News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7:00 Wheel of Fortune 7:30 Jeopardy! 8:00 Grace Under Fire 8:30 Ellen 9:00 Grace Under Fire 9:30 All-American Girl 10:00 PrimeTime Live 11:00 News 11:35 ABC News Nightline 12:05 A Current Affair

12:35 Infomercial 1:05 Rush Limbaugh 1:35 Family Feud 2:05 Susan Powter 2:35 Jones & Jury 3:05 ABC World News Now WKPT 19-ABC Kingsport 5:00 ABC World News Now 5:45 Assembly Echoes 6:00 ABC World News This Morning 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Gordon Elliott (interracial dating) 10:00 Geraldo (teen prostitution) 11:00 Mike & Maty noon Growing Pains 12:30 Loving 1:00 All My Children 2:00 One Life to Live 3:00 General Hospital 4:00 Full House 4:30 Family Matters 5:00 Full House 5:30 News 6:00 Hard Copy 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7:00 A Current Affair 7:30 Entertainment Tonight 8:00 Grace Under Fire 8:30 Ellen 9:00 Grace Under Fire 9:30 All-American Girl 10:00 PrimeTime Live 11:00 News 11:35 ABC News Nightline 12:05 Pointman 1:05 Top Cops 1:35 News 2:10 ABC World News Now WAP 30-UPN Kingsport (the station's UPN ads give the calls as WAP-TV) 5am Home Shopping Spree 5pm Montel Williams (disapproving of a pre-teen daughter's behavior) 6:00 Golden Girls 6:30 Top Cops 7:00 Hot, Hip & Country

7:30 News 8:00 Star Search 9:00 Lifestyles with Leach & Belafonte 10:00 The Extraordinary 11:00 Computer Man 11:30 Home Shopping Spree WEMT 39-Fox Johnson City 5:00 First Business 5:30 Captain Planet 6:00 Pink Panther 6:30 Bonkers 7:00 Aladdin 7:30 Bobby's World 8:00 Biker Mice from Mars 8:30 Darkwing Duck 9:00 Infomercial 9:30 Doogie Howser, MD 10:00 Northern Exposure 11:00 Ricki Lake (attracting a man) noon Jenny Jones 1:00 700 Club 2:00 Cubhouse 2:30 Goof Troop 3:00 Tiny Toon Adventures 3:30 Taz-Mania 4:00 Animaniacs 4:30 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 5:00 VR Troopers 5:30 Fresh Prince of Bel Air 6:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation 7:00 Rescue 911 7:30 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 8:00 Beverly Hills 90210 9:00 Party of Five 10:00 In the Heat of the Night 11:00 Ricki Lake (disapproving of a mate's provocative wardrobe) mid. Jenny Jones 1:00 Hunter 2:00 Infomercial 2:30 New Adam-12 3:00 21 Jump Street 4:00 Shepherd's Chapel Bible Study WTNZ 43-Fox Knoxville 6:00 Hogan Family

6:30 Captain Planet 7:00 VR Troopers 7:30 Bobby's World 8:00 Biker Mice from Mars 8:30 Garfield & Friends 9:00 Family Matters (x2) 10:00 Doogie Howser, MD 10:30 Wonder Years 11:00 Jenny Jones noon Gordon Elliott 1:00 Geraldo 2:00 Infomercial 2:30 Cubhouse 3:00 Tiny Toon Adventures 3:30 Taz-Mania 4:00 Animaniacs 4:30 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 5:00 Ricki Lake 6:00 Fresh Prince of Bel Air 6:30 Cops 7:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation 8:00 Beverly Hills 90210 9:00 Party of Five 10:00 Legendary Journeys of Hercules 11:00 Ricki Lake mid. Real Stories of the Highway Patrol (x2) 1:00 Top Cops 1:30 Extra 2:00 Movie "Dudes" WSBN 47-Norton/WMSY 52-Marion (PBS) 6:00 Cookin' Cheap 6:30 Bloomberg Business News 7:00 Sesame Street 8:00 Shining Time Station 8:30 Puzzle Place 9:00 Barney & Friends 9:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 10:00 Reading Rainbow 10:30 Storytime 11:00 Sesame Street noon Cookin' Cheap 12:30 Breakfast from New Orleans 1:00 Art of Sewing 1:30 Charlie Rose 2:30 Travels in Europe

3:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 3:30 Sesame Street 4:30 Reading Rainbow 5:00 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 5:30 Bil Nye the Science Guy 6:00 Virginia Outdoors 6:30 Body Electric 7:00 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour 8:00 National Geographic "Keepers of the Wild" 9:00 Sonja Henie: Queen of the Ice 10:00 Barenboim Conducts Brahms 11:00 Charlie Rose WYMT 57-CBS Hazard 5:00 CBS News Up to the Minute 6:00 News 7:00 This Morning 9:00 Little House on the Prairie 10:00 American Journal 10:30 VideoFashion 11:00 Price is Right noon News 12:30 Young & the Restless 1:30 Bold & the Beautiful 2:00 As the World Turns 3:00 Guiding Light 4:00 Oprah Winfrey 5:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Wonder Years 7:30 Doogie Howser, MD 8:00 Nanny 8:30 Dave's World 9:00 Movie "Days of Thunder" 11:00 News 11:35 Late Night with David Letterman 12:35 Rush Limbaugh 1:05 Infomercials Bonus Listing: WGN (WB Chicago) 5:00 Fame 6:00 Jimmy Swaggart 6:30 Kenneth Copeland 7:00 Pastor Dennis Leonard 7:30 In Touch 8:00 News

9:00 Andy Griffith (bw/x2) 10:00 T.J. Hooker 11:00 Quincy noon Geraldo 1:00 News 2:00 Lead-Off Man (usually: Perry Mason (bw) at 2, Geraldo at 3, Flintstones at 4 & 4:30, Charles Perez at 5) 2:15 Baseball: Florida-Cubs 5:15 10th Inning 5:30 Charles Perez 6:00 Saved by the Bell (x2) 7:00 Love Connection 7:30 Jeffersons 8:00 Sister, Sister 8:30 Kirk (premiere) 9:00 Wayans Bros. 9:30 Unhappily Ever After 10:00 News 11:00 Honeymooners (bw) 11:30 Simon & Simon 12:30 Honeymooners (bw) 1:00 T.J. Hooker 2:00 Fame 3:00 Movie "Last Warrior"

WAP 30-UPN Kingsport (the station's UPN ads give the calls as WAP-TV) The actual calls of the station were W30AP, but used "WAP" in the "Channels Listed" and the ads. The station today is WAPK-CA, a MyNetworkTV station still controlled by the owners of WKPT. Retro: Western Illinois, Friday 5/22/87

Source: TV Guide (Western Illinois Edition) Broadcast -Quad Cities4 WHBF (CBS) 6 KWQC (NBC) 8 WQAD (ABC) 18 KLJB (Fox) 24 WQPT (PBS)

-Springfield20 WICS (NBC) 55 WRSP (Fox) -Peoria19 WHOI (ABC) 25 WEEK (NBC) 31 WMBD (CBS) 47 WTVP (PBS) -Bloomington43 WYZZ (Fox) -Jacksonville14 WJPT (PBS) -Macomb22 WIUM (PBS) -Quincy7 KHQA (CBS) 10 WGEM (NBC) 27 WQEC (PBS) -Kirksville, MO-Ottumwa, IA3 KTVO (ABC) Cable 9C WGN (Chicago; Ind.) 11C WTTW (Chicago; PBS) 11S KPLR (St. Louis; Ind.) 12W KIIN (Iowa City; PBS) 32C WFLD (Chicago; Fox) MORNING 5 AM 7 CBS NEWS 9C ODD COUPLE 11S NEWS 5:15 6 MORNING AGRICULTURE REPORT

5:25 8 INSPIRATIONS 5:30 7,11S MORNING AGRICULTURE REPORT 8 JIMMY SWAGGART 9C FAITH 20 5:45 6,25 MORNING STRETCH 5:55 20 MORNING AGRICULTURE REPORT 31 YOUR WORLD 6 AM 3 MORNING AGRICULTURE REPORT 4 RICHARD ROBERTS 7 STUDIO 7 8 THUNDERCATS 9C MUPPET SHOW 11S GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 18 RAMBO 19 ABC NEWS 31 JIMMY SWAGGART 32C JONNY QUEST 43 DEFENDERS OF THE EARTH 55 MORNING STRETCH 6:15 6,10,25 BEFORE HOURS 11C A.M. WEATHER 12W HOOKED ON AEROBICS 6:25 20 SUNRISE ON THE FARM 6:30 3,8 ABC NEWS 6,10,20,25 NBC NEWS 7 JIMMY SWAGGART 9C MASK 11C HEADLINE NEWS 11S LONE RANGER 18 ADVENTURES OF THE GALAXY RANGERS 31 CBS NEWS

32C CHALLENGE OF THE GOBOTS 43 HE-MAN AND THE MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE 55 AG-DAY 6:45 12W A.M. WEATHER 6:50 8 FARM REPORT 7 AM 3,8,19 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 4,7 CBS NEWS 6,10,20,25 TODAY 9C BOZO 11C NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT 11S HE-MAN AND THE MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE 12W NATURESCENE 18 DEFENDERS OF THE EARTH 32C WOODY WOODPECKER 43 ADVENTURES OF THE GALAXY RANGERS 55 THUNDERCATS 7:15 47 A.M. WEATHER 7:30 4,7,31 MORNING PROGRAM 11C SESAME STREET 11S SCOOBY DOO 12W,47 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 18 G.I. JOE 24 FARM DAY 32C FLINTSTONES 43 SILVERHAWKS 55 TRANSFORMERS 7:45 24 A.M. WEATHER 8 AM 11S SHE-RA: PRINCESS OF POWER 12W,24,47 SESAME STREET 18 MY LITTLE PONY 'N FRIENDS 32C TOM AND JERRY 43 SMURFS' ADVENTURES

55 FLINTSTONES 8:30 9C HEATHCLIFF 11C MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 11S,32C,43,55 MY LITTLE PONY 'N FRIENDS 18 CHALLENGE OF THE GOBOTS 9 AM 3 HOUR MAGAZINE 4 WORLD DAY OF PRAYER 6,25 PHIL DONAHUE 7,31,55 $25,000 PYRAMID 8 MAGNUM, P.I. 9C LOU GRANT 10,20,43 SALE OF THE CENTURY 11C SESAME STREET 11S LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE 12W,47 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 18 700 CLUB 19 WEBSTER 24 ROMPER ROOM 32C MUNSTERS 9:30 4,7,31,55 CARD SHARKS 10,20,43 CLASSIC CONCENTRATION 12W ENERGY SAVERS 14,22,27 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 19 JEFFERSONS 24,47 SQUARE ONE TELEVISION 32C GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 10 AM 3,8,19 FAME, FORTUNE & ROMANCE 4,7,31 PRICE IS RIGHT 6,10,20,25 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 9C,55 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 11C MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 11S MARY TYLER MOORE 12W FOLKWAYS 14,22,24,27,47 3-2-1 CONTACT 18 PTL CLUB 32C VALUE TELEVISION 43 700 CLUB

10:30 3,8 WEBSTER 6,10,20,25 SCRABBLE 9C ODD COUPLE 11C CAPTAIN KANGAROO 11S BOB NEWHART 12W BRADSHAW ON: THE FAMILY 19 LOVING 24 SESAME STREET 55 CHARLIE'S ANGELS 11 AM 3,8,19 RYAN'S HOPE 4,7,31 YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 6,10,20,25 SUPER PASSWORD 9C HOGAN'S HEROES 11C SOMEBODY ELSE'S PLACE 11S LOVE BOAT 14,22,27 NASA AT WORK 18 WEIGHT CONTROL SYSTEMS 32C ALFRED HITCHCOCK 43 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 11:30 3 LOVING 6 SALE OF THE CENTURY 8,19 NEWS 9C TWILIGHT ZONE 10 WORDPLAY 11C SESAME STREET 12W READING RAINBOW 14,22,27 EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING 18,32C I LOVE LUCY 20 TRUE CONFESSIONS 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 25 LOVE CONNECTION 43 BRADY BUNCH 55 HEADLINE NEWS AFTERNOON Noon 3,8,19 ALL MY CHILDREN 4 SOAP 6,7,31 NEWS 9C NEWS 10,20,25 DAYS OF OUR LIVES

11S BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 12W SECRET CITY 14,22,27 SESAME STREET 18 AG-DAY 24 WE'RE COOKING NOW 32C BRADY BUNCH 43 MOVIE: "Dillinger" (1973) 55 MOVIE: "Piranha" (1978) 12:30 4,7,31 BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL 6 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 11C SQUARE ONE TELEVISION 11S WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY 12W OWL/TV 18 CAPTAINS AND THE KINGS 24 AMERICAN INTERESTS 32C GET SMART 1 PM 3,8,19 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 4,7,31 AS THE WORLD TURNS 9C DICK VAN DYKE 10,20,25 ANOTHER WORLD 11C ADVENTURE 12W QUEST FOR KILLERS 32C MORK & MINDY 1:30 6 ANOTHER WORLD 9C ANDY GRIFFITH 11S NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC: ON ASSIGNMENT 32C GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 2 PM 3,8,19 GENERAL HOSPITAL 4,7,31 GUIDING LIGHT 9C LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 10,20,25 SANTA BARBARA 11C MOYERS: IN SEARCH OF THE CONSTITUTION 12W NATURE OF THINGS 32C BATMAN 43 INSPECTOR GADGET 55 HE-MAN AND THE MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE 2:30

6 SANTA BARBARA 9C LEAD-OFF MAN 11S BUGS BUNNY 14,22,27 SESAME STREET 18,55 SUPERFRIENDS 32C TOM AND JERRY 43 SCOOBY DOO 3 PM 3,8,25 OPRAH WINFREY 4 NEWLYWED GAME 7,19 DIVORCE COURT 9C BASEBALL: Atlanta Braves at Chicago Cubs 10 ALL MY CHILDREN 11C WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 11S,20 DENNIS THE MENACE 12W TOUCHSTONE 18 SMURFS' ADVENTURES 24 ROMPER ROOM 31 HOUR MAGAZINE 32C FLINTSTONES 43 TRANSFORMERS 47 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 55 SILVERHAWKS 3:30 4 LOVE CONNECTION 6 DATING GAME 7,19 JUDGE 11C,12W,14,22,24,27 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 11S,55 SMURFS' ADVENTURES 18 TRANSFORMERS 20,32C SHE-RA: PRINCESS OF POWER 43 DENNIS THE MENACE 47 3-2-1 CONTACT 4 PM 3 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE 4 DIVORCE COURT 6 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 7 PHIL DONAHUE 8,10 HOUR MAGAZINE 11C,12W SESAME STREET 11S G.I. JOE 14,22,24,27,47 SQUARE ONE TELEVISION 18 JETSONS

19 DATING GAME 20 DIFF'RENT STROKES 25 FACTS OF LIFE 31 MAGNUM, P.I. 32C HE-MAN AND THE MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE 43 THUNDERCATS 55 SCOOBY DOO 4:30 4 SUPERIOR COURT 6 JEOPARDY! 11S JETSONS 14,22,24,27 3-2-1 CONTACT 18 DENNIS THE MENACE 19 NEWLYWED GAME 20 FACTS OF LIFE 25 TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT 32C THUNDERCATS 43,55 G.I. JOE 47 SESAME STREET 5 PM 3,19,20 JEOPARDY! 4,10,31 PEOPLE'S COURT 6 FIVE PM LIVE 7 JEOPARDY! 8 THREE'S COMPANY 11C WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 11S FACTS OF LIFE 12W MacNEIL, LEHRER NEWSHOUR 14,22,27 FACULTY FOCUS 18 BRADY BUNCH 24 SESAME STREET 25 NEWS 32C DIFF'RENT STROKES 43 DIFF'RENT STROKES 55 WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY 5:15 14,22,27 FITNESS FOCUS 5:30 3,8 ABC NEWS 4,7,31 CBS NEWS 6,10,20,25 NBC NEWS 11C SQUARE ONE TELEVISION

11S SILVER SPOONS 14,22,27 POLKA DOT DOOR 18 MORK & MINDY 19 NEWS 32C GIMME A BREAK! 43 GIMME A BREAK! 47 NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT EVENING 6 PM 3,4,6,7,8,10,20,25,31 NEWS 9C BARNEY MILLER 11C,24,47 MacNEIL, LEHRER NEWSHOUR 11S FACTS OF LIFE 12W NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT 14,22,27 DIALOGUE 18 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 19 ABC NEWS 32C THREE'S COMPANY 43 ONE DAY AT A TIME 55 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 6:30 3,6,10,19,20 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 4 ALICE 7 NEWLYWED GAME 8 TAXI 9C JEFFERSONS 11S TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT 12W SNEAK PREVIEWS 14,22,27 MODERN MATURITY 18 HOGAN'S HEROES 25 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 31 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 32C,55 BASEBALL: Chicago White Sox at Boston Red Sox 43 BENSON 7 PM 3,8,19 WEBSTER 4,7,31 KILLER WHALE 6,10,20,25 DISNEY'S GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF SNOW WHITE 9C MOVIE: "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (1956) 11C,12W,14,22,27,47 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 11S V 18 HONEYMOONERS 24 NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT

43 WHOLE NEW LIGHT: FOX PRIME TIME PREVIEW 7:30 3,8,19 MR. BELVEDERE 11C,14,22,27,47 WALL STREET WEEK 12W WALL STREET WEEK 18,43 BASEBALL: St. Louis Cardinals at Houston Astros 24 DARK SHADOWS 8 PM 3,8,19 MOVIE: "In Self Defense" (1987) 4,7,31 MOVIE: "Poker Alice" (1987) 6,10,20,25 MIAMI VICE 11C SNEAK PREVIEWS 12W MARKET TO MARKET 14,22,24,27,47 MOVIE: "Vladimir Horowitz: The Last Romantic" (1985) 8:30 11C CHICAGO WEEK IN REVIEW 12W NASHVILLE SKYLINE 9 PM 6,10,20,25 STINGRAY 11C MOVIE: "Vladimir Horowitz: The Last Romantic" 11S $100,000 PYRAMID 12W AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 9:20 9C NEWS 9:30 11S NEWS 14,22,24,27 JAMES ROSENQUIST 32C ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 47 MYSTERY! 55 SANFORD AND SON 10 PM 3,4,6,7,8,10,19,20,25,31 NEWS 9C INN NEWS 11S WKRP IN CINCINNATI 12W DOCTOR WHO 14,22,27 PRESIDENCY AND THE CONSTITUTION 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 32C,55 LATE SHOW

10:30 3 NIGHTLINE 4 SOAP 6,10,20,25 TONIGHT 7 JEFFERSONS 8 M*A*S*H 9C MAGNUM, P.I. 11C MOVIE: "How the West Was Won" (1962) 11S HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 18,43 LATE SHOW 19 M*A*S*H 24 WALL STREET WEEK 31 THREE'S COMPANY 47 DOCTOR WHO 11 PM 3 TAXI 4,7,31,55 KEEP ON CRUISIN' 8 MAGNUM, P.I. 11S MOVIE: "Silver Streak" (1976) 19 BARNEY MILLER 24 MacNEIL, LEHRER NEWSHOUR 32C SANFORD AND SON 11:30 3 NIGHTLIFE 6 FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS 9C MOVIE: "Dog Day Afternoon" (1975) 10,25 FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS 18 PERRY MASON 19 NIGHTLINE 20 MOVIE: "Casino" (1980) 32C WRESTLING 43 MTV VIDEO COUNTDOWN EARLY SATURDAY Midnight 3 TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED 4,7,31,55 MOVIE: "Rachel, Rachel" (1968) 8 DUKES OF HAZZARD 19 MOVIE: "Sherlock Holmes in Terror by Night" (1946) 12:30 12W JACK HORKHEIMER: STAR HUSTLER 18 HAWAII FIVE-O 32C ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT

43 MOVIE: "Sailor Beware" (1951) 1 AM 6 NIGHTLIFE 8 VALUE TELEVISION 25 HEADLINE NEWS 32C ALFRED HITCHCOCK 1:05 11C TARGET 1:10 11S MOVIE: "Crash!" (1977) 1:30 6 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 32C KEYS TO SUCCESS 2 AM 6 SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL 8 MOVIE: "Destination Inner Space" (1966) 9C ODD COUPLE 32C MOVIE: "Dracula" (1931) 2:10 4,7 NEWS 31 YOUR WORLD 2:30 6 NEWS 9C INN NEWS 2:55 11S MOVIE: "The Cremators" (1972) 3 AM 9C MOVIE: "Men with Wings" (1938) 3:40 32C MOVIE: "Son of Dracula" (1943) 3:45 8 NEWS 4:15 8 MOVIE: "Poppy" (1936)

4:30 11S MUPPET SHOW

WTVP-47 still signed off between 10:30AM-3PM at the time of this schedule (as they had since their June 1971 sign-on), but only 10 days later on June 1 they would start broadcasting all day (although on Saturdays and Sundays they would sign-on late, at least to noon, until the early '90s).

suppose they figured that kids went to school during the day and parents worked, so they just didn't feel that they could draw an audience. Stations used to go off the air for the night between 11pm and 1am too. It's more of a 24hr world now so they all run overnight. Speaking of Springfield (&Decatur), most of your channels were semi-locals that I'd watch if the local station booted a network show for a special presentation. Channel 20 seemed the strongest-Analog days. Did you ever do the same with PeoriaBloomington channels? If so, which came in the strongest? Thanks...

WTVP did not offer school programming they were actually off the air at those hours.

I suppose they figured that kids went to school during the day and parents worked, so they just didn't feel that they could draw an audience. Stations used to go off the air for the night between 11pm and 1am too. It's more of a 24hr world now so they all run overnight. Speaking of Springfield (&Decatur), most of your channels were semi-locals that I'd watch if the local station booted a network show for a special presentation. Channel 20 seemed the strongest-Analog days. Did you ever do the same with PeoriaBloomington channels? If so, which came in the strongest? Thanks... I actually grew up between Peoria and the Quad Cities, so I had both markets. Despite living much closer to Peoria, in my bedroom TV I had better reception (and IMO better quality stations) with Quad Cities' ABC and Fox stations (WQAD and KLJB, respectively) rather than their Peoria/Bloomington counterparts (WHOI and WYZZ). When I moved to Springfield in late 2002 and was cable-less my first 10 months here, I was forced to rely on WMBD for CBS (and it actually came in quite well--particularly at night). This was within months after Nexstar converted WCFN-49 (now WCIX) from a repeater of Champaign-based CBS affiliate WCIA-3 to a standalone UPN. VHF reception of any kind in this apartment was mostly hopeless--even the PBS repeater on channel 8 for WSEC-14 (despite being 5 miles from their stick)--no trace of WCIA at all here and only a handful of nights that a faint signal from KHQA-7 in Quincy might appear on screen (although the audio from the Quincy stations were somewhat frequent guests in my part of Springfield at night as my radio had a VHF audio tuner).

I live on the opposite side of Peoria, and Quad Cities (and Hannibal-Quincy) were always extremely poor to receive (except channel . Even DXing with rabbit ears, stations to the northwest were scarce. I used most of the Springfield-Champaign channels as substitutes for network shows bumped in Peoria. 15&27 were rare and I never got 14 or 49. All the others were fair to good though. You probably had more trouble with 43 as their transmitter was a little farther from you, in Congerville (And I assume it still is??) I'm surprised about WCIA though. Maybe they were forced to lower their analog power in later years. Was surprised about the WCIX call letters, as ch6 in Miami had it for years.

Retro: Montana Sat, Aug 26, 1989

from TV Guide-Montana edition (this was the week of the controversial Oprah cover) Out-of-state channels listed MT Pledge periods may delay programs on PBS stations KTVQ 2-CBS Billings 6:00 Adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy 6:30 Superman 7:00 Jim Henson's Muppet Babies 8:00 Pee-wee's Playhouse 8:30 Garfield & Friends 9:00 Hey, Vern, It's Ernest! 9:30 Teen Wolf 10:00 Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures 10:30 CBS StoryBreak 11:00 Beach Boys: Endless Summer noon Elvis '56 1:00 NFL Preview 2:00 World Series of Golf 4:00 Think Fast (finale) 4:30 CBS Evening News 5:00 Small Wonder 5:30 Spectacular World of Guinness Records 6:00 Wild Kingdom 6:30 Wheel of Fortune 7:00 Paradise 8:00 Tour of Duty 9:00 West 57th (1988 tribute to Roy Orbison, who died that year; February profile of director Henry Jaglom; January report on an ex-cop who exposes racism in Southern California police departments) 10:00 News 10:30 War of the Worlds

11:30 Perspective KREM 2-CBS Spokane 7:00 Porky Pig & Friends 8:00 Adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy 8:30 Superman 9:00 Jim Henson's Muppet Babies 10:00 Pee-wee's Playhouse 10:30 Garfield & Friends 11:00 Hey, Vern, It's Ernest! 11:30 Porky Pig & Friends noon Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures 12:30 CBS StoryBreak 1:00 Infomercials 2:00 TBA 2:30 Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous 3:30 Think Fast (finale) 4:00 World Series of Golf (same-day tape) 6:00 Simon & Simon 7:00 CBS Evening News 7:30 News 8:00 National Geographic (Glenda Jackson narrates a tour along the Thames) 9:00 Paradise 10:00 Tour of Duty 11:00 West 57th mid. News 12:30 Movie "Tough Enough" KUTV 2-NBC Salt Lake City 6:00 Kissyfur 6:30 Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears 7:00 Smurfs 8:00 Chipmunks 8:30 ALF (animated) 9:30 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids 10:00 Punky Brewster (animated) 10:30 Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley 11:00 Spectacular World of Guinness Records 11:30 Life's Most Embarrassing Moments noon Baseball Pre-Game 12:15 Baseball: Baltimore-NY Yankees 3:00 This Week in Baseball 3:30 Greatest Sports Legends (Stan Smith) 4:00 Other Side of Victory 4:30 NBC Nightly News 5:00 Cousteau's Rediscovery of the World (the crew explores Australia)

6:00 News 6:30 My Secret Identity 7:00 Amen 7:30 13 East 8:00 Golden Girls 8:30 Empty Nest 9:00 Hunter 10:00 News 10:35 Black Sheep Squadron 11:35 Saturday Night Live (rerun from May with host Wayne Gretzky and music by Fine Yong Cannibals) 1:05 Movie "The Last Sunset" KWGN 2-Ind Denver 5:00 That's My Mama 5:30 SCTV Network 6:00 US Farm Report 6:30 Mary Tyler Moore 7:00 Jeffersons 7:30 Fame 8:30 At the Movies 9:00 Movie "If It's Tuesday, It Must Be Belgium" 11:30 Movie "Killers of Kilimanjaro" 1:00 Movie "Midas Run" 3:00 Starting from Scratch 3:30 T & T 4:00 Magnum, PI 5:00 Battlestar Galactica 6:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation 7:00 Movie "...All the Marbles" 9:00 News 9:30 INN News 10:00 Sanford & Son 10:30 Movie "Clash of the Titans" 1:00 Infomercials 2:00 Movie "The Eyes of Charles Sand" 3:30 Mary Tyler Moore 4:00 Welcome Back, Kotter 4:30 Mary Tyler Moore KRTV 3-CBS Great Falls 6:00 Adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy 6:30 Superman 7:00 Jim Henson's Muppet Babies 8:00 Pee-wee's Playhouse 8:30 Garfield & Friends

9:00 Hey, Vern, It's Ernest! 9:30 Teen Wolf 10:00 Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures 10:30 CBS StoryBreak 11:00 DuckTales 11:30 Movie "You're My Everything" 1:30 Think Fast (finale) 2:00 World Series of Golf 4:00 This Week in Baseball 4:30 CBS Evening News 5:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation 6:00 Spectacular World of Guinness Records 6:30 Wheel of Fortune 7:00 Paradise 8:00 Tour of Duty 9:00 West 57th 10:00 News 10:30 WWF Wrestling 11:30 Learning the Ropes KYUS 3-Miles City/KOUS 4-Hardin-Billings/KCTZ 7-Bozeman (ABC) Programs air on all 3 channels unless otherwise indicated 6:00 (3/4 only) Flintstone Kids 6:30 New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 7:30 Slimer! & the Real Ghostbusters 8:30 A Pup Named Scooby-Doo 9:00 Bugs Bunny & Tweety 10:00 Animal Crack-Ups 10:30 ABC Weekend Special "Liberty and the Littles" (pt 2) 11:00 In Depth 11:30 Supermodel of the World 1:30 Little League 50th Anniversary Special (host Mike Adamle, joined by Fred Savage) 2:00 Little League World Series: championship game, Trumbull (CT) defeated Kaohsiung (Taiwan) 5-2 4:00 Mama's Family 4:30 ABC World News Saturday 5:00 1989 SEC Kickoff 6:00 (3/4) Star Trek: The Next Generation 6:00 (7) DC Follies 6:30 (7) Weekend with Crook & Chase 7:00 Family Classics "Student Exchange" (conclusion; series finale) 8:00 B.L. Stryker (2 hr series return) 10:00 WWF Wrestling 11:00 Freddy's Nightmares mid. (3/4 only) Tender is the Night (pt 2)

KXLF 4-CBS/ABC Butte 6:00 Adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy 6:30 Superman 7:00 Jim Henson's Muppet Babies 8:00 Pee-wee's Playhouse 8:30 Garfield & Friends 9:00 Hey, Vern, It's Ernest! 9:30 Teen Wolf 10:00 Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures 10:30 CBS StoryBreak 11:00 Flintstone Kids 11:30 ABC Weekend Special "Liberty and the Littles" (pt 2) noon 1989 SEC Kickoff 1:00 Powerboat Racing: offshore action from Grand Haven MI 2:00 World Series of Golf 4:00 She's the Sheriff 4:30 It's a Living 5:00 CBS Evening News 5:30 TBA 6:30 Wheel of Fortune 7:00 Paradise 8:00 Tour of Duty 9:00 West 57th 10:00 News 10:30 War of the Worlds 11:30 Friday the 13th: The Series 12:30 Focus KXLY 4-ABC Spokane 6:45 Sunday School of the Air 7:00 Animated Classics 8:00 Flintstone Kids 8:30 New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 9:30 Slimer! & the Real Ghostbusters 10:30 A Pup Named Scooby-Doo 11:00 Bugs Bunny & Tweety noon Animal Crack-Ups 12:30 ABC Weekend Special "Liberty and the Littles" (pt 2) 1:00 Small Wonder 1:30 Healthy Lifestyles 2:00 Hardcastle & McCormick 3:00 Hart to Hart 4:00 Fishing the West 4:30 Little League 50th Anniversary Special 5:00 Little League World Series (same-day tape) 7:00 News

7:30 ABC World News Saturday 8:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation 9:00 Family Classics "Student Exchange" (conclusion; series finale) 10:00 B.L. Stryker (2 hr series return) mid. News 12:30 Entertainment This Week 1:30 Hardcastle & McCormick 2:30 News 3:00 ABC News KFBB 5-ABC Great Falls 6:00 Flintstone Kids 6:30 New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 7:30 Slimer! & the Real Ghostbusters 8:30 A Pup Named Scooby-Doo 9:00 Bugs Bunny & Tweety 10:00 Animal Crack-Ups 10:30 ABC Weekend Special "Liberty and the Littles" (pt 2) 11:00 Andy Griffith 11:30 Siskel & Ebert noon Great Escape 12:30 Fishing the West 1:00 Abbott & Costello (bw) 1:30 Little League 50th Anniversary Special 2:00 Little League World Series 4:00 ABC World News Saturday 4:30 Healthy Lifestyles 5:00 Wonderful World of Disney "The Strange Monster of Strawberry Cove" (conclusion, 2 hrs) 7:00 Family Classics "Student Exchange" (conclusion; series finale) 8:00 B.L. Stryker (2 hr series return) 10:00 News 10:20 ABC News 10:35 War of the Worlds 11:35 Monsters 12:05 Tales from the Darkside KXGN 5-CBS/NBC Glendive 6:30 Superman 7:00 Jim Henson's Muppet Babies 8:00 Pee-wee's Playhouse 8:30 Garfield & Friends 9:00 Hey, Vern, It's Ernest! 9:30 Teen Wolf 10:00 Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures 10:30 CBS StoryBreak

11:00 Learning the Ropes 11:30 Cowboy Polo Association Finals noon Hydroplane Racing: Seafair Rainier Cup 1:00 Allergy Test 1:30 Think Fast (finale) 2:00 World Series of Gold 4:00 This is the Life 4:30 CBS Evening News 5:00 Hee Haw (co-host Reba McIntire/guest Kitty Wells) 6:00 Paradise 7:00 Tour of Duty 8:00 West 57th 9:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation 10:00 Saturday Night Live KSL 5-CBS Salt Lake City 6:00 Adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy 6:30 Superman 7:00 Jim Henson's Muppet Babies 8:00 Pee-wee's Playhouse 8:30 Garfield & Friends 9:00 Hey, Vern, It's Ernest! 9:30 Teen Wolf 10:00 Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures 10:30 CBS Storybreak 11:00 Wonderful World of Disney noon Movie "The Bad News Bears" 1:55 Paul James Celebrity Roast Preview 2:00 World Series of Golf 4:00 Think Fast (finale) 4:30 CBS Evening News 5:00 Hee Haw 6:00 News 6:30 Siskel & Ebert 7:00 5 Hits Forty (celebrating KSL-TV's 40th anniversary) 8:00 Tour of Duty 9:00 West 57th 10:00 News 10:35 M*A*S*H 11:05 Movie "Tomorrow's Child" 1:05 USA Today KTVM 6-Butte/KCFW 9-Kalispell/KECI 13-Missoula (NBC/ABC) 6:00 Kissyfur 6:30 Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears 7:00 Smurfs

8:00 Chipmunks 8:30 ALF (animated) 9:30 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids 10:00 Punky Brewster (animated) 10:30 Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley 11:00 Denver the Last Dinosaur 11:30 Wild Kingdom noon Baseball Pre-Game 12:15 Baseball: Baltimore-NY Yankees 3:00 Abbott & Costello (bw) 3:30 Public People/Private Lives 4:30 NBC Nightly News 5:00 News 5:30 M*A*S*H 6:00 Wonderful World of Disney "The Swamp Fox: Day of Reckoning" (conclusion) 7:00 Amen 7:30 13 East 8:00 Golden Girls 8:30 Empty Nest 9:00 Hunter 10:00 Star Trek 11:00 Twilight Zone "Crazy as a Soup Sandwich" 11:30 Movie "Through Naked Eyes" KHQ 6-NBC Spokane 6:30 Webster 7:00 Kissyfur 7:30 Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears 8:00 Home & Garden Hour 9:00 Smurfs 10:00 Chipmunks 10:30 ALF (animated) 11:30 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids noon Baseball Pre-Game 12:15 Baseball: Baltimore-NY Yankees 3:00 Golf: Fred Meyer Challenge 5:00 Hee Haw 6:00 NBC Nightly News 6:30 News 7:00 Movie "The Jazz Singer" 9:00 Amen 9:30 13 East 10:00 Golden Girls 10:30 Empty Nest 11:00 Hunter mid. News

12:30 Carson's Comedy Classics (x2) 1:30 Saturday Night Live 3:00 Infomercial KSPS 7-PBS Spokane 8:00 This Old House 8:30 Naturescene 9:00 Big Fish Down Under 10:00 How Far Home: Veterans After Vietnam 10:30 Entertaining the Troops noon How Hitler Lost the War 1:10 Excellence in the Public Sector 2:00 Tony Brown's Journal "Who Killed Rhythm and Blues?" 2:30 North Idaho College Public Forum 3:00 Computer Chronicles 3:30 Joy of Painting 4:00 Beyond Business as Usual 4:30 Fight Back! with David Horowitz (first PBS station I've come across that carried this...I recal seeing it on WKBW Buffalo in the early 90s) 5:00 Austin City Limts 6:05 Rockin' the Night Away (Sonny Bono hosts this celebration of 50s and 60s music, featuring Chastity, Dion, Donovan, the Grass Roots, and Tommy James & the Shondells) 7:05 Rock UK! (British rock's impact on American culture) 8:00 Movie "The Compleat Beatles" 10:30 Doctor Who: Then & Now (the history of the cult classic) 11:40 Doctor Who "Destiny of the Daleks" CFAC 7-Ind Lethbridge 5:00 News 6:00 Men in Action 6:30 It Figures 7:00 Mr. Wizard's World 7:30 Monty's Traveling Reptile Show 8:00 Ewoks 8:30 My Pet Monster 9:00 COPS 9:30 Hercules 10:00 Pee-wee's Playhouse 10:30 ALF (animated) 11:30 Oceans Alive noon Hobby Garden 12:30 Set Your Sails 1:00 Mechanic at Large 1:30 Wrestling (most likely Stampede, from 7's sister station/namesake in Calgary) 2:30 WWF Wrestling (from CHCH Hamilton, which Canadianized WWF's American shows)

3:30 Wonderful World of Disney (2 hrs) 5:30 News 6:00 Movie Show 6:30 FashionTelevision 7:00 War of the Worlds 8:00 Smith & Smith's Comedy Mill 8:30 Emergency Room 9:00 Hunter 10:00 News 10:30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 11:00 Sports 11:30 Friday the 13th: The Series 12:30 Movie "Scorchy" 2:30 Movie "Black Cannon" 4:30 Beyond Tomorrow KULR 8-NBC Billings 6:00 Kissyfur 6:30 Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears 7:00 Smurfs 8:00 Chipmunks 8:30 ALF (animated) 9:30 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids 10:00 Punky Brewster (animated) 10:30 Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley 11:00 Fishing the West 11:30 Greatest Sports Legends noon Baseball Pre-Game 12:15 Baseball: Baltimore-NY Yankees 3:00 Infomercial 3:30 TBA 4:30 NBC Nightly News 5:00 Wonderful World of Disney 6:00 USA Today 7:00 Amen 7:30 13 East 8:00 Golden Girls 8:30 Empty Nest 9:00 Hunter 10:00 News 10:30 Saturday Night Live KPAX 8-CBS/ABC Missoula 6:00 Adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy 6:30 Superman 7:00 Jim Henson's Muppet Babies

8:00 Pee-wee's Playhouse 8:30 Garfield & Friends 9:00 Hey, Vern, It's Ernest! 9:30 Teen Wolf 10:00 Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures 10:30 CBS StoryBreak 11:00 Flintstone Kids 11:30 ABC Weekend Special "Liberty and the Littles" (pt 2) noon Dayton International Air Show 1:00 Closest to the Pin 1:30 Think Fast (finale) 2:00 World Series of Golf 4:00 Hee Haw 5:00 CBS Evening News 5:30 Beach Boys: Endless Summer 6:30 Wheel of Fortune 7:00 Paradise 8:00 Tour of Duty 9:00 West 57th 10:00 News 10:30 Mama's Family 11:00 She's the Sheriff 11:30 It's a Living mid. Friday the 13th: The Series KUMV 8-NBC Williston 6:00 Kissyfur 6:30 Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears 7:00 Smurfs 8:00 Chipmunks 8:30 ALF (animated) 9:30 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids 10:00 Punky Brewster (animated) 10:30 Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley 11:00 Infomercial 11:30 Wild Kingdom noon Baseball Pre-Game 12:15 Baseball: Baltimore-NY Yankees 3:00 Public People/Private Lives 4:00 Webster 4:30 NBC Nightly News 5:00 Family Ties 5:30 Wheel of Fortune 6:00 Amen 6:30 13 East 7:00 Golden Girls

7:30 Empty Nest 8:00 Hunter 9:00 News 9:30 Saturday Night Live 11:00 WWF Wrestling mid. Friday the 13th: The Series KUSM 9-PBS Bozeman 7:00 Sesame Street 8:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 8:30 OWL/TV 9:00 Newton's Apple 9:30 American Interests 10:00 Madeleine Cooks 10:30 Victory Garden 11:00 Frugal Gourmet 11:30 This Old House noon Woodwright's Shop 12:30 Hometime 1:00 MotorWeek '89 1:30 Make Yourself at Home 2:00 Sewing with Nancy 2:30 Collectors 3:00 Washington Week in Review 3:25 Firing Line (from Cape Town, an interview with black activist Neville Alexander) 3:55 Adam Smith's Money World 4:25 Wall Street Week 5:00 Long Ago & Far Away 5:30 Sing Out America! with Judy Collins 7:00 Lawrence Welk Special 8:00 Great Moments from Austin City Limits 10:00 National Audubon Society "Sharks" KXMD 11-CBS Williston 6:00 Adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy 6:30 Superman 7:00 Jim Henson's Muppet Babies 8:00 Pee-wee's Playhouse 8:30 Garfield & Friends 9:00 Hey, Vern, It's Ernest! 9:30 Teen Wolf 10:00 Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures 10:30 CBS StoryBreak 11:00 Women Under Cover noon NFL Preview 1:00 Super Sports Follies

1:30 Think Fast (finale) 2:00 World Series of Golf 4:00 Austin Encore! 4:30 CBS Evening News 5:00 Hee Haw 6:00 Paradise 7:00 Tour of Duty 8:00 West 57th 9:00 News 9:30 M*A*S*H 10:00 Freddy's Nightmares 11:00 AWA Wrestling KTVH 12-NBC Helena 6:00 Kissyfur 6:30 Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears 7:00 Smurfs 8:00 Chipmunks 8:30 ALF (animated) 9:30 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids 10:00 Punky Brewster (animated) 10:30 Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley 11:00 Superboy 11:30 This Week in Baseball noon Baseball Pre-Game 12:15 Baseball: Baltimore-NY Yankees 3:00 Wild Kingdom 3:30 Cowboy Polo Association Finals 4:30 Hee Haw 5:30 NBC Nightly News 6:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation 7:00 Amen 7:30 13 East 8:00 Golden Girls 8:30 Empty Nest 9:00 Hunter 10:00 Married...with Children 10:30 Saturday Night Live mid. Twilight Zone KTGF 16-NBC Great Falls 6:00 Kissyfur 6:30 Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears 7:00 Smurfs 8:00 Chipmunks 8:30 ALF (animated)

9:30 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids 10:00 Punky Brewster (animated) 10:30 Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley 11:00 America's Top 10 11:30 Survival is a Knack noon Baseball Pre-Game 12:15 Baseball: Baltimore-NY Yankees 3:00 Infomercials 4:00 Twilight Zone "Crazy as a Soup Sandwich" 4:30 NBC Nightly News 5:00 It's a Living 5:30 She's the Sheriff 6:00 Mama's Family 6:30 Charles in Charge 7:00 Amen 7:30 13 East 8:00 Golden Girls 8:30 Empty Nest 9:00 Hunter 10:00 News 10:30 Saturday Night Live mid. Friday the 13th: The Series

As TV Guide collectors well know, the bullet format in the Montana edition was convoluted, to say the least :D Here's how the stations were listed: [xx] black bullet, white number "xx" white bullet, black number (|xx|) sandwich bullet (white with black sides, black number) (=|xx|=) striped sandwich bullet (black background with striped sides, white number) Also, SLC and Spokane channels were listed in the cable section of the Channels Listed page [2] KTVQ-CBS Billings "2" KREM-CBS Spokane (|2|) KWGN-Ind Denver (=|2|=) KUTV-NBC Salt Lake City [3] KRTV-CBS Great Falls "3" KYUS-ABC Miles City [4] KXLF-CBS/ABC Butte "4" KXLY-ABC Spokane (|4|) KOUS-ABC Hardin/Billings [5] KFBB-ABC Great Falls "5" KXGN-CBS/NBC Glendive (=|5|=) KSL-CBS Salt Lake City

[6] KTVM-NBC/ABC Butte "6" KHQ-NBC Spokane [7] KCTZ-ABC Bozeman "7" KSPS-PBS Spokane (|7|) CFAC-Ind Lethbridge [8] KULR-NBC Billings "8" KPAX-CBS/ABC Missoula (|8|) KUMV-NBC Williston [9] KCFW-NBC/ABC Kalispell (1|1) KXMD-CBS Williston [12] KTVH-NBC Helena [13] KECI-NBC/ABC Missoula [16] KTGF-NBC Great Falls

As TV Guide collectors well know, the bullet format in the Montana edition was convoluted, to say the least Here's how the stations were listed: [xx] black bullet, white number "xx" white bullet, black number (|xx|) sandwich bullet (white with black sides, black number) (=|xx|=) striped sandwich bullet (black background with striped sides, white number) Also, SLC and Spokane channels were listed in the cable section of the Channels Listed page And CFAC Lethbridge was also listed in the cable section, but was OTA on some translators near the border.

Retro: North Georgia Tuesday, August 16, 1977

The day Elvis died. From TV Guide, North Georgia Edition: WSB Ch. 2 Atlanta (NBC) 6 AM Pattern For Living 6:30 Arthur Smith 7 AM Today (Tom Brokaw) 9 AM Hollywood Squares (Rossano Brazzi, Harvey Korman, Martin Milner, Bernadette Peters, Jean Simmons, Karen Valentine, Marcia Wallace, Paul Williams, Paul Lynde, week-behind from 10:30 AM) 9:30 Shoot For The Stars (Debralee Scott, David Doyle, week-

behind from 12 N) 10 AM Sanford And Son 10:30 Today In Georgia 11 AM Wheel Of Fortune 11:30 It's Anybody's Guess 12 N News 12:30 Divorce Court 1 PM Liars Club (Andy Griffith, Dody Goodman, Jackie Kahane, Larry Hovis) 1:30 Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 4 PM Doris Day 4:30 Odd Couple 5 PM The FBI 6 PM News 7 PM NBC News (John Chancellor/David Brinkley) 7:30 Wild Kingdom (from Africa: lions' behavior patterns) 8 PM Baa Baa Black Sheep 9 PM Police Woman 10 PM Police Story 11 PM News 11:30 Tonight Show (John Davidson subs for Johnny; Natalie Cole is a guest) 1 AM Tomorrow (topic: preserving privacy in the computer age) 2 AM News WRCB Ch. 3 Chattanooga (NBC) 6:25 Romper Room 6:55 News For Little People 7 AM Today 9 AM 700 Club 10 AM Sanford And Son 10:30 Hollywood Squares (Phyllis Diller, Donna Fargo, George Gobel, Andy Kaufman, Rose Marie, Roddy McDowall, Suzanne Somers, Paul Williams, Paul Lynde) 11 AM Wheel Of Fortune 11:30 It's Anybody's Guess 12 N Odd Couple 12:30 Midday Live 1 PM Gong Show 1:30 Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 4 PM The Archies

4:30 Three Stooges/Little Rascals 4:55 News For Little People 5 PM The FBI 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Liars Club (Betty White, Nipsey Russell, Pat Buttram, Larry Hovis) 7:30 Adam-12 8 PM Baa Baa Black Sheep 9 PM Police Woman 10 PM Police Story 11 PM News 11:30 Tonight Show 1 AM Tomorrow WAGA Ch. 5 Atlanta (CBS) 6:30 Summer Semester: "Aging" 7 AM CBS News (Bruce Morton/Hughes Rudd) 8 AM Captain Kangaroo (guest: Robert Morse) 9 AM Donahue (Paula Nelson, author of "The Joy Of Money") 10 AM Here's Lucy 10:30 Price Is Right 11:30 Love Of Life 11:55 CBS News (Douglas Edwards) 12 N News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Young And The Restless 1:30 As The World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM All In The Family 3:30 I Dream Of Jeannie 4 PM Bewitched 4:30 Mike Douglas (co-hostess Jamie Lyn Bauer ("The Young And The Restless"); Cindy Williams, Skitch Henderson, Dirk Benedict, actor Chris Barnes) 6 PM News 7 PM CBS News (Walter Cronkite) 7:30 Price Is Right 8 PM CBS Reports (Bill Moyers interviews Arabs and Jews in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.) 9 PM M*A*S*H 9:30 One Day At A Time 10 PM Kojak 11 PM News

11:30 CBS Movie: "A Night To Remember" ('58 English version of Walter Lord's book about the sinking of the "Titanic") 2:05 Ironside 3:05 News WGTV Ch. 8 Athens/Atlanta (PBS) 3 PM Paint Along With Nancy Kominsky 3:30 Antiques 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Sesame Street 6:30 Once Upon A Classic ("Little Lord Fauntleroy," Part 1 of 6) 7 PM Paint Along With Nancy Kominsky 7:30 Irish Rovers (guest: John Davidson) 8 PM Music In Jerusalem (scenes of Pablo Casals performing at the Jerusalem Music Center in 1973; violinists Isaac Stern and Alexander Schneider are also seen) 9 PM The Goodies (British sitcom) 9:30 Movie: "The House Of Fear" (Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes and Nigel Bruce as Watson, from '45) 11 PM Movie: "The Most Dangerous Game" (Fay Wray and Robert Armstrong work together in this '32 thriller about a mad sportsman hunting humans on a tropical island; they would work together again the following year in "King Kong") sign off 12:30 AM WTVC Ch. 9 Chattanooga (ABC) 6:25 New Tomorrow 6:30 PTL Club 7:30 Funtime 8 AM Good Morning America (David Hartman, joined in progress) 9 AM Donahue (Dr. Robert Linn, author of "The Last Chance Diet," and his associate, psychologist Louis Gershman, tell how they treat obesity.) 10 AM Room 222 10:30 Edge Of Night (day-behind from 4 PM) 11 AM Happy Days 11:30 Family Feud 12 N The Better Sex (game show with Bill Anderson and Sarah Purcell) 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1 PM All My Children 2 PM $20,000 Pyramid (Jack Klugman, Anita Gillette) 2:30 One Life To Live 3:15 General Hospital 4 PM Leave It To Beaver

4:30 Beverly Hillbillies 5 PM Brady Bunch 5:30 Andy Griffith 6 PM News 6:30 ABC News (Harry Reasoner/Barbara Walters) 7 PM My Three Sons 7:30 Family Affair 8 PM Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9 PM ABC Movie: "For Pete's Sake" (Barbra Streisand, from '74) 11 PM News 11:30 ABC Movie: "WUSA" (Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, from '70, long before the CBS affiliate in Washington got those call letters) WXIA 11 Alive Atlanta (ABC) 6:30 Not For Women Only (gardening techniques) 7 AM Good Morning America 9 AM Merv Griffin (Robert Conrad, Valerie Bertinelli, film producer Dino De Laurentiis, singer Rick Moses, two dancers from the Joffrey Ballet Company) 10:30 Edge Of Night (day-behind from 4 PM) 11 AM Happy Days 11:30 Family Feud 12 N News 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1 PM All My Children 2 PM $20,000 Pyramid 2:30 One Life To Live 3:15 General Hospital 4 PM Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea 5 PM Emergency One! 6 PM News 6:30 ABC News 7 PM Concentration 7:30 To Tell The Truth (Kitty Carlisle, Peggy Cass, Bill Cullen, Larry Blyden--wonder when this was taped since Blyden died in an automobile accident in 1975) 8 PM Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9 PM ABC Movie: "For Pete's Sake" 11 PM News 11:30 Fernwood 2 Night 12 M ABC Movie: "WUSA"

WDEF Ch. 12 Chattanooga (CBS) 5:55 Farm Report 6 AM Summer Semester 6:30 Morning Show 8 AM CBS News 9 AM Captain Kangaroo 10 AM Here's Lucy 10:30 Price Is Right 11:30 Love Of Life 11:55 CBS News 12 N News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Young And The Restless 1:30 As The World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM All In The Family 3:30 Match Game '77 (Richard Dawson, Patti Deutsch, Charles Nelson Reilly, Nipsey Russell, Brett Somers, Suzanne Somers) 4 PM Tattletales (John and Nancy Aniston (Jennifer's parents), Richard Deacon and Dody Goodman, Bobby Troup and Julie London) 4:30 Merv Griffin (Henny Youngman, singer Kenny Nolan, K.C. and the Sunshine Band, comics Gary Muledeer and David Sayh) 5:55 Weather 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Gunsmoke 8 PM CBS Reports 9 PM M*A*S*H 9:30 One Day At A Time 10 PM Kojak 11 PM News 11:30 CBS Movie: "A Night To Remember" WMAZ Ch. 13 Macon (CBS) 6:50 News 7 AM CBS News 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Let's Talk It Over 9:30 Donahue (dream researcher Rosalind Cartwright) 10:30 Price Is Right 11:30 Love Of Life 11:55 CBS News

12 N Young And The Restless 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Almanac 1:15 Date With Del 1:30 As The World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM All In The Family 3:30 Match Game '77 4 PM Gilligan's Island 4:30 Gunsmoke 5:30 Adam-12 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Truth Or Consequences 7:30 Treasure Hunt 8 PM CBS Reports 9 PM M*A*S*H 9:30 One Day At A Time 10 PM Kojak 11 PM News 11:30 CBS Movie: "A Night To Remember" WDCO Ch. 15 (WMUM Ch. 29) Cochran/ WCLP (WNGH) Ch. 18 Chatsworth (PBS) 3 PM Paint Along With Nancy Kominsky 3:30 Antiques 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6 PM Zoom 6:30 Studio See 7 PM Wild Wild World Of Animals (a study of ostriches) 7:30 MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8 PM Music In Jerusalem 9 PM Movie: "The Mikado" (English version from '67) sign off 11 PM WTCG (WPCH) Ch. 17 Atlanta (Ind.) 5:30 World At Large 6:10 News 6:30 Romper Room 7 AM Three Stooges/Little Rascals 8 AM Lassie 8:30 Hazel

9 AM The Lucy Show 9:30 Love, American Style 10 AM Movie: "It Happens Every Thursday" 11:55 News 12 N Perry Mason 1 PM Movie: "Steel Town" 2:55 News 3 PM Flintstones 3:30 The Archies 4 PM New Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 Addams Family 5 PM I Love Lucy 5:30 Hazel 6 PM Father Knows Best 6:30 Andy Griffith 7 PM That Girl 7:30 Dragnet 8 PM Star Trek 9 PM Movie: "My Little Chickadee" (classic teaming of Mae West and W.C. Fields, from '40) 11 PM Dark Shadows 11:30 Movie: "The Egg And I" 1:30 Movie: "The Constant Husband" 3:10 News 3:30 Open Up WETV (WPBA) Ch. 30 Atlanta (PBS) 9 AM Sesame Street 10 AM Electric Company 10:30 Studio See 11 AM Paint Along With Nancy Kominsky 11:30 M.D. 12 N off air until 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6 PM Zoom 6:30 Once Upon A Classic 7 PM Latin Atlanta '77 7:30 MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8 PM Cinema Showcase (guest: Mitzi Gaynor) 8:30 Consumer Survival Kit 9 PM Shades Of Greene (I don't know if this is Graham Greene, but it consists of "Dream Of A Strange Land" and "The Overnight Bag.")

10 PM Nova (how heart transplants are performed) 11 PM Something Personal (Massachusetts state legislator Elaine Noble discusses her homosexuality.) 11:30 Captioned ABC News sign off 12 M WATL Ch. 36 Atlanta (Ind.) 5 PM Entertainment Page 6:30 Spotlight (11 Alive's weathercaster Gail Janus is guest) 7 PM Classic Country (hosts: Faron Young and George Morgan) 8 PM Weekend Atlanta 9 PM Ludlow Porch (phone-in trivia game) 10 PM PTL Club sign off 12 M WCWB (WMGT) Ch. 41 Macon (NBC) 6 AM PTL Club 7 AM Today 9 AM PTL Club continues 10 AM Sanford And Son 10:30 Hollywood Squares 11 AM Wheel Of Fortune 11:30 It's Anybody's Guess 12 N Shoot For The Stars (June Lockhart, David L. Lander) 12:30 Chico And The Man 1 PM News 1:15 Noon Over Middle Georgia 1:30 Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 4 PM Gong Show 4:30 Emergency One! 5:30 Flintstones 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Partridge Family 7:30 Honeymooners 8 PM Baa Baa Black Sheep 9 PM Police Woman 10 PM Police Story 11 PM I Dream Of Jeannie 11:30 Tonight Show WTCI Ch. 45 Chattanooga (PBS)

3:30 Lilias, Yoga And You 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6 PM Zoom 6:30 Studio See 7 PM Weekly Edition 7:30 MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8 PM Music In Jerusalem 9 PM Movie: "The Mikado" sign off 11 PM WHAE (WGCL) Ch. 46 Atlanta (Ind.) 6:45 News 7 AM Tennessee Tuxedo 7:30 Lone Ranger 8 AM Mighty Mouse 8:30 Deputy Dawg 9 AM Heckle And Jeckle 9:30 Dennis The Menace 10 AM 700 Club 11:30 Practical Christian Living 12 N Acts 29 12:30 Mister Ed 1 PM Wagon Train 2 PM Summer Fun (cartoons) 2:30 Huck And Yogi 3 PM Popeye And Porky Hour 4 PM Superman 4:30 Batman (Roddy McDowall as the Bookworm) 5 PM Please Don't Eat The Daisies 5:30 McHale's Navy 6 PM F Troop 6:30 Rifleman 7 PM Big Valley (an early appearance by Bruce Dern) 8 PM 700 Club 9:30 Practical Christian Living 10 PM Hi Doug (Doug Oldham) 10:30 Dwight Thompson (religion) 11 PM Best Of Groucho 11:30 Mayberry R.F.D. 12 M News WRIP (WDSI) Ch. 61 Chattanooga (Ind.)

3:20 Dr. J. Harold Smith 3:25 Hercules (animated) 3:30 Bozo's Big Top 4 PM Lidsville 4:30 Mike Douglas (co-host Jamie Farr; actress Constance Towers, the Golddiggers, Jeff Altman, Karen and Mickey Taylor (owners of Seattle Slew, who won the Triple Crown that year)) 6 PM Quest For Adventure 6:30 Lassie 7 PM Animal World 7:30 Dr. E.J. Daniels Presents Happiness Is 8 PM Word Of God School 8:30 United Christian Church 9:30 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 11 PM Dr. J. Harold Smith sign off 11:05 PM

WTVC Ch. 9 Chattanooga (ABC) 11:30 ABC Movie: "WUSA" (Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, from '70, long before the CBS affiliate in Washington got those call letters) WXIA 11 Alive Atlanta (ABC) 12 M ABC Movie: "WUSA" ...and the Minneapolis NBC affiliate got those call letters between Channel 11's stretches as WTCN-TV and KARE, shortly before Washington's Channel 9 got them. Both KARE/11 Minneapolis and WUSA/9 Washington are owned by Gannett...

IIRC all three networks ran specials about Elvis at 11:30pm.

Strangely, ABC led its evening newscast with Elvis' death; CBS didn't mention it until well into the broadcast. Yet when Bing Crosby died about two months later, CBS led with it. I thought I had seen it on this board, in another thread, previously, but does anyone know

what the lead CBS Evening News story was that fateful night? What about on NBC? ...NBC Nightly News led with Elvis' death (both David Brinkley and John Chancellor anchored that night, with Brinkley delivering the lede). Of course, NBC was co-owned with RCA Victor Records, Presley's label, while CBS' record label, Columbia, never handled Presley material during his lifetime. (Today, both Columbia and RCA Victor are owned by Sony.) Bing Crosby, on the other hand, had started his recording career with Columbia (as a vocalist with Paul Whiteman's band) and his radio career with CBS, so he had a much stronger history with that network than Presley did... I couldn't find a clip of Cronkite from the night of Elvis' death to try to answer my question, but the CBS Radio report of his death is on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSXo9bL6DQo&feature=related Another CBS radio report included Sammy Davis Jr.'s tribute as well as the first portion of the above bulletin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLMHaUUh0v4 But were there ever any network news bulletins for the first report of Elvis' death? Or was his passing only mentioned on the network evening newscasts? And ABC was descended from NBC's Blue Network, so thus they had a connection to Elvis by proxy (besides The King appearing with Frank Sinatra on the Welcome Home Elvis special in 1960 after returning from his two-year Army stint).

Retro: Boise Sun, Aug 20, 1972

from Idaho Statesman ABC didn't air full-time in the market until February 1974, when KITC 6 (which became KIVI the following year) launched. KBOI 2-CBS/ABC (changed calls to KBCI in 1975 after KBOI radio was sold, switching back to the original calls in 2010) 7:30 Old Time Gospel Hour 8:30 Billy James Hargis 9:00 Revival Fires "Let's Go Fishing" 9:30 Herald of Truth 10:00 Film Feature 10:30 Face the Nation (Sen. Robert Dole, then GOP National Commitee chair, was the guest...the GOP's Convention started the next day)

11:00 Cimarron City "Beast of the Cimarron" noon Insight "The Dangerous Airs of Amy Clark" 12:30 Good News 1:00 Death Valley Days "The Duke of Tombstone" 1:30 CBS Tennis Classic: semi-final, Roger Taylor v Ken Rosewall 2:00 USI Golf Tournament (from Pleasant Valley Country Club, Sutton MA) 3:30 Animal World (birds in the Ecuadorian jungle) 4:00 Campaign '72 5:00 John Byner (guests Bill Bixby and Michele Lee) 6:00 Dragnet (pre-empts The FBI) 6:30 All in the Family 7:00 Movie "That Man in Istanbul" 9:15 The Life of Leonardo da Vinci (pt 2) 10:15 Eyewitness News (Norm Gunning) 10:25 Weather (ditto) 10:30 CBS News 10:45 Movie "Dandy in Aspic" 12:45 Morning Headlines KAID 4-PBS 6:30pm Sesame Street (brought to you by the letters O and V and the number 9) 7:30 Electric Company 8:00 Firing Line "The 18-to-21-Year-Old Vote" (William F. Buckley's joined by a student panel) 9:00 Masterpiece Theatre "The Last of the Mohicans" 10:00 Evening at Pops (guest Chet Atkins) KTVB 7-NBC/ABC 6:30 Agriculture, USA 7:00 Music & the Spoken Word 7:30 Faith for Today 8:00 Rex Humbard 9:00 Oral Roberts 9:30 Make a Wish 10:00 Jackson Five 10:30 Reluctant Dragon 11:00 Meet the Press (1 hr; guest is Commitee to Re-Elect the President campaign director Clark MacGregor) noon CFL: Ottawa-Toronto 2:30 Roller Derby 3:30 Rebel All-Stars 4:00 Comment 4:30 NBC Nightly News 5:00 Close-Up (local; duties and hazards of a female leopard trainer, profile of a clown, and interview with Roger Miller) 5:30 Wonderful World of Disney "Pablo and the Dancing Chihuahua"

6:30 Jimmy Stewart 7:00 Bonanza 8:00 Movie "The Outsider" 10:00 ABC News 10:15 Analysis 7 News (Ernie Kendrick) 10:25 Weather (ditto) 10:30 Movie "Taggart" 12:05 Analysis 7 Final Report

Retro: Seattle, Mon. Feb. 5th, 1973 EVENING listings

NOTICE: The daytime listings are listed in National TV by accident. If you find the "Retro" listing in National TV, you will find Part 1. A mistake on my part! Source was Seattle P-I microfilm. 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KTNT Tacoma [IND] 13 KTVW Tacoma [IND] 7:30 4 Wait for Father Harry drives an attractive client to a neighboring city after her plane is grounded but his car develops mechanical difficulty and he must spend the night in a motel; Chet and Alice tell Irma he is having an affair. 5 Bobby Goldboro DEBUT: Featuring 30 minutes of music and song with Bobby. Guest: Jim Nabors. 7 Young Dr. Kildare Kildare treats both drivers in a major car crash and one of them is a close hospital friend. 9 Beautiful Machine 11 Dragnet A police chemist finds that what appeared to be a routine suicide may be murder. 13 Movie-continued from 7PM 8PM 4 Rookies Returning Vietnam War hero Frank Ramierz who is due to enter West Point following a battlefield appointment learns that his brother-in-law Benny Santos has stashed drugs in the Ramierz car. Police officer Ron Ellis stops the car for a minor traffic violation, but Frankie is still in a rage, striking Ellis while Benny makes a

run for it with the drugs. 5 Rowan-Martin's Laugh-In Guests: Phyllis Diller, Paul Gilbert, Rev. Oral Roberts, Michael Greer. 7 Gunsmoke An outlaw gang led by vengeance-seeking Dan Whelan invades Dodge City during Matt's absence and terrorizes the town; Kitty challenges Whelan to a poker game with Matt's life as the stake. 9 Special of the Week "Carola." Jean Renoir's play that is a suspense story about a young French resistance fighter [Michael Sacks] who turns up in a Paris theater in the midst of the German occupation because he loves Carola. While he is hiding she is visited by the one great love of her life, the head of the German occupying forces [Mel Ferrer]. 11 Perry Mason A pretty secretary finds $200,000 in a shoe box but the money disappears. B&W 9PM 4 Movie "Brotherhood." Highly charged drama about the passions and intrigues of an Italian family connected with the Mafia. Kirk Douglas complete with dark hair and handlebar mustache gives a very strong performance as a syndicate leader who has to run away to Sicily after killing his younger brother's father-in-law. Alex Cord effectively plays the younger brother who years later is dispatched to Sicily with a contract on his brother's life. [1969] 5 Movie "Funeral in Berlin." Spy drama based on Len Deighton's novel. Mild-mannered British ex-army corporal Harry Palmer who has chosen an espionage career as an alternative to a lengthy prison term reluctantly accepts an assignment behind the Berlin Wall to see aging Russian intelligence officer Col. Stok who wants to defect to the West. [1966] 7 Here's Lucy Harry needs more money to entertain his new girl riend so Lucy talks him into buying an ice cream franchise. It flourishes until the zoo across the street opens its own ice cream parlor. 11 Merv Griffin 13 Unannounced 9:30 7 Doris Day Cy Bennett schemes to rekindle an old romance between Doris and his old friend Sir Robert Kingsley to con the latter into selling the magazine rights to the famed author's newest book to Today's World. 10PM 7 Bill Cosby 9 Scattered Showers Part One is "Consumer Alert" with State Attorney General Slade Gorton hosting a gameshow format of consumer information. Part Two is "Mayor's Hotline" with Mayor West

Uhlman and Gene Wike. 11 News-McCartie. 13 Man in Suitcase McGill goes on a strange assignment to East Germany, gets back in the world of espionage and an old romance comes to life again. 10:30 11 News 11PM 4 News-Brubaker 5 News With Jim Harriott, Jean Enersen. 7 News-Justice 11 Untouchables A gangster [Rip Torn] returns secretly from Brazil to pick up the $200,000 in loot he left behind when he fled. B&W 13 Movie "Back Street." Soap opera by today's standards but still a well-acted film about a married man and his back street wife. Based on Fannie Hurst's novel. 11:30 4 Jack Paar Guest: Peggy Cass. 5 Tonight Show Guest host: Jerry Lewis. 7 Movie "Too Much, Too Soon." Depressing, maudlin drama of the late Diana Barrymore's life. No hold barred in the telling of her sordid, drunken years. Errol Flynn plays John Barymore, her father who is the reason for her misfortune according to this oversenational screenplay. Dorothy Malone. [1958] B&W. Followed by sign off. 12AM 11 News [then sign off] 12:45 13 Movie "Redhead from Wyoming." Maureen O'Hara plays a double-dealing dancehall queen who can't choose between law and order. [1953] 1AM 4 5 News [5: then sign off] 1:05 4 Thought for the Day

1:!0 4 Note of Faith [then sign off] 1:30 7 News [then sign off] 2:30 13 News-O'Mara [then sign off] -crainbebo

5 Rowan-Martin's Laugh-In Guests: Phyllis Diller, Paul Gilbert, Rev. Oral Roberts, Michael Greer. Oral Roberts on Laugh In, that caught my attention. Pitty it won't ever be scene as the last season is locked up by George Schlatter. The last season were produced after he left the show. Schlatter eventually purchased the rights. The last season isn't included in the syndication package or tributes because he considers those episodes inferior compared to the rest of the show's run. ...they *were* inferior to the rest of the show's run. They may have had some of the better performers in the supporting cast -- Patti Deutsch, Sarah Kennedy, Jud Strunk -- but Paul Keyes was awful as a head producer... And Rowan & Martin themselves took over as executive producers for that final season . . . and Romart, Inc. was the only production company shown in the ending credits by this point.

Retro: Toledo/Detroit/Cleveland/Fort Wayne (Saturday, August 17, 1985)

SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1985 Source: The Toledo Blade via Google News Archive; also used was the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Toledo listings began at 7:00 am. Other stations saw their start times vary per the space used in the Blade. All Fort Wayne stations were on standard time. Also, all Fort Wayne listings were enhanced with information from the Journal Gazette. (Channel 39 was never listed in the Blade.) Full titles for some network shows also came from the Journal Gazette. WJBK Channel 2 Detroit (CBS) 8:00: Biskitts 8:30: Get Along Gang

9:00: Muppet Babies 9:30: Dungeons and Dragons 10:00: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 11:00: CBS Storybreak 11:30: Land of the Lost 12:00: Stars of Tomorrow (Channel 2 did not carry network programming from 12:00 to 2:00) 12:30: Movie: Baxter (1972; Patricia Neal, Scott Jacoby) 2:20: Movie: Death at Love House (1976; Robert Wagner, Kate Jackson) 3:45: Movie: House of Frankenstein (1945; Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney Jr.) 5:00: Travers Stakes 6:00: News 6:30: J.P. McCarthy (CBS News not carried by Channel 2) 7:00: Wrestling 8:00: Airwolf 9:00: NFL Preseason Football: Dallas @ San Diego (Dallas won 27-24 in overtime) 12:00: News (time approximate) 12:30: Movie: The Invisible Man (1933; Claude Rains, Gloria Stuart) 1:50: Movie: The Invisible Man Returns (1940; Cedric Hardwicke, Vincent Price) WKYC Channel 3 Cleveland (NBC) 8:00: Snorks 8:30: Pink Panther and Sons 9:00: Smurfs Adventures 10:30: Alvin and the Chipmunks 11:00: Captain Kidd Video 11:30: Mr. T 12:00: Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends 12:30: The Incredible Hulk 1:00: NFL Most Valuable 1:30: American Bowling 2:00: Major League Baseball: Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees (Yankees beat the Red Sox 3-1) (alt game was Kansas City @ Toronto; Royals beat the Blue Jays 4-2) 5:00: Womens Golf: World Championship (time approximate) 6:00: News (time approximate) 6:30: NBC News 7:00: Feagler 7:30: Puttin on the Hits 8:00: Diffrent Strokes 8:30: Our Time 9:00: Gimme a Break 9:30: Mamas Family 10:00: Suburban Beat 11:00: News 11:30: Saturday Night Live: George Carlin hosts; Frankie Goes to Hollywood performs (repeat from November 10, 1984)

WDIV Channel 4 Detroit (NBC) 8:00: Snorks 8:30: Pink Panther and Sons 9:00: Smurfs Adventures 10:30: Alvin and the Chipmunks 11:00: Captain Kidd Video 11:30: Mr. T 12:00: Americas Top Ten 12:30: The Love Boat 1:30: This Week in Baseball 2:00: Major League Baseball (see Channel 3) 5:00: Womens Golf (time approximate) 6:00: News (time approximate) 6:30: NBC News 7:00: Dance Fever 7:30: Music Machine 8:00: Diffrent Strokes 8:30: Our Time 9:00: Gimme a Break 9:30: Mamas Family 10:00: Suburban Beat 11:00: News 11:30: Saturday Night Live 1:00: Videos WEWS Channel 5 Cleveland (ABC) 8:00: Superfriends: The Legendary Super Powers Show (became The Super Powers Team for its final season in September) 9:00: Mighty Orbots 9:30: Turbo Teen 10:00: Rubik, The Amazing Cube 10:30: Scooby-Doo Mysteries 11:00: Scary Scooby Funnies 11:30: The Littles 12:00: ABC Weekend Special: The Winged Colt (Part 3; conclusion) 12:30: American Bandstand: Katrina and the Waves performs 1:30: Elvis Memories 2:30: Movie: Death at Love House (1976; Robert Wagner, Kate Jackson) 3:30: ?? 4:30: Wide World of Sports: North American boxing championships; U.S. Outdoor Diving 6:00: News (time approximate) 6:30: ABC News 7:00: Black on Black 7:30: Too Close for Comfort

8:00: T.J. Hooker 9:00: The Love Boat 10:00: Finder of Lost Loves 11:00: News WLNS Channel 6 Lansing (CBS) 8:00: Biskitts 8:30: Get Along Gang 9:00: Baseball Bunch (Channel 6 did not carry Muppet Babies) 9:30: Dungeons and Dragons 10:00: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 11:00: CBS Storybreak 11:30: Land of the Lost 12:00: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 12:30: Saturday Supercade 1:30: Pole Position 2:00: Pro Putters 2:30: Movie: Harry and Walter Go to New York (1976; Elliott Gould, James Caan) 5:00: Travers Stakes 6:00: News 6:30: CBS News 7:00: Talk of the Town 7:30: M*A*S*H 8:00: Airwolf 9:00: NFL Preseason Football 12:00: News (time approximate) WXYZ Channel 7 Detroit (ABC) 8:00: Superfriends: The Legendary Super Powers Show 9:00: Mighty Orbots 9:30: Turbo Teen 10:00: Rubik, The Amazing Cube 10:30: Scooby-Doo Mysteries 11:00: Scary Scooby Funnies 11:30: The Littles 12:00: ABC Weekend Special 12:30: American Bandstand 1:30: Baseball Bunch 2:00: Fishing the West 2:30: Movie: Fun in Acapulco (1963; Elvis Presley, Ursula Andress) 4:30: Wide World of Sports 6:00: News (time approximate) 6:30: ABC News 7:00: Entertainment Tonight 8:00: T.J. Hooker 9:00: The Love Boat

10:00: Finder of Lost Loves 11:00: News 11:45: Hollywood 12:15: Movie: Massacre at Fort Holman (1974; Telly Savalas, James Coburn) 2:00: Movie: Dan Candys Law (1973; Donald Sutherland, Kevin McCarthy) WJKW (WJW) Channel 8 Cleveland (CBS) 8:00: Biskitts 8:30: Get Along Gang 9:00: Muppet Babies 9:30: Dungeons and Dragons 10:00: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 11:00: CBS Storybreak 11:30: Land of the Lost 12:00: Movie: Anatomy of Terror (1973; Paul Burke, Polly Bergen) (Like Channel 2, Channel 8 did not carry network programming from 12:00 to 2:00) 2:00: Movie: Ice Station Zebra (1968; Rock Hudson, Ernest Borgnine) 5:00: Travers Stakes 6:00: News 6:30: CBS News 7:00: New Horizons 8:00: Airwolf 9:00: NFL Preseason Football 12:00: News (time approximate) CBET Channel 9 Windsor (CBC) 10:00: Sesame Street 11:00: Coronation Street (until the end of the 80s, the U.K. pace was twice a week) 12:00: Celebrity Tennis 12:30: Masters Games 1:00: CBC Sportsweekend: Costa Rica vs. Canada in a World Cup Soccer preliminary game) 3:00: CBC Sportsweekend: World Cup Skiing (!?); Canada Summer Games; Manitoba Derby (time approximate) 6:00: News (did not indicate if The National or local) (time approximate) 6:30: Couchiching (!?) 7:00: Fishing 7:30: Front Page Challenge 8:00: Heart of Gold 9:00: Seeing It Our Way 9:30: The Two Ronnies 10:00: CFL Football: Calgary @ British Columbia (Calgary Stampeders beat BC Lions 35-32 in Vancouver) 1:20: Masters Games (time approximate) 1:35: Wrestling

WILX Channel 10 Jackson, Michigan (NBC) 8:00: Snorks 8:30: Pink Panther and Sons 9:00: Smurfs Adventures 10:30: Alvin and the Chipmunks 11:00: Captain Kidd Video 11:30: Mr. T 12:00: Comment 12:30: Spectrum 1:00: Closer Look 1:30: This Week in Baseball 2:00: Major League Baseball (see Channel 3) 5:00: Womens Golf (time approximate) 6:00: News (time approximate) 6:30: NBC News 7:00: The Muppet Show 7:30: The Facts of Life (syndicated reruns likely) 8:00: Diffrent Strokes 8:30: Our Time 9:00: Gimme a Break 9:30: Mamas Family 10:00: Suburban Beat 11:00: News 11:30: Saturday Night Live WTOL Channel 11 Toledo (CBS) 7:00: New Zoo Revue 7:30: Agri Country 8:00: Patches and Pockets (local show; Channel 11 did not carry network programming from 8:00 to 9:00) 9:00: Muppet Babies 9:30: Space Coaster (did not carry Dungeons and Dragons) 10:00: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 11:00: CBS Storybreak 11:30: Land of the Lost 12:00: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 12:30: Saturday Supercade 1:30: Pole Position 2:00: Laverne and Shirley 2:30: Star Trek 3:30: It Takes Two 4:00: Salute to Songwriters 5:00: Travers Stakes 6:00: News 6:30: CBS News 7:00: Hee Haw

8:00: Airwolf 9:00: NFL Preseason Football 12:00: News (time approximate) 12:30: Star Trek episodes through the A.M. (overnight) WTVG Channel 13 Toledo (NBC) 7:00: Farm Report 7:30: Uncle Ben 8:00: Snorks 8:30: Pink Panther and Sons 9:00: Smurfs Adventures 10:30: Alvin and the Chipmunks 11:00: Captain Kidd 11:30: Mr. T 12:00: Spider-Man 12:30: The Incredible Hulk 1:00: Kidsworld 1:30: The Muppet Show 2:00: Major League Baseball (see Channel 3) 5:00: Womens Golf (time approximate) 6:00: News (time approximate) 6:30: 13 Reports (NBC News not carried by Channel 13) 7:00: Divorce Court 7:30: Weekend Magazine: Toledos Flight Safety School; Gregory Phipps music video Running Out of Time 8:00: Diffrent Strokes 8:30: Our Time 9:00: Gimme a Break 9:30: Mamas Family 10:00: Suburban Beat 11:00: News 11:30: Saturday Night Live 1:00: Videos WANE Channel 15 Fort Wayne (CBS) 7:30: The Jackson Five 8:00: Biskitts 8:30: Get Along Gang 9:00: Muppet Babies 9:30: Dungeons and Dragons 10:00: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 11:00: CBS Storybreak 11:30: Land of the Lost 12:00: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 12:30: Saturday Supercade 1:30: Pole Position

2:00: Charlies Angels 3:00: Movie: Come Back, Charleston Blue (1972; Godfrey Cambridge, Raymond St. Jacques) 5:00: Travers Stakes 6:00: Wild Kingdom 6:30: CBS News 7:00: News 7:30: Puttin on the Hits 8:00: Airwolf 9:00: NFL Preseason Football 12:00: News (time approximate) 12:30: Puttin on the Hits 1:00: Movie: Morgan The Pirate (1961) WTBS (WPCH) Channel 17 Atlanta, Georgia (Independent) 8:05: Cimarron 9:35: Wrestling 10:35: Movie: Dodge City (1939; Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland) 12:45: Movie: Pittsburgh (1942; John Wayne, Marlene Dietrich) 2:45: Movie: White Comanche (1967; Joseph Cotten, William Shatner) 5:05: Orlando Wilson 5:35: Motorweek 6:05: Wrestling 8:05: Movie: Whos Minding the Mint? (1967; Jim Hutton, Dorothy Provine) 10:05: Portrait 11:05: Videos (likely all night) WXON (WMYD) Channel 20 Detroit (Independent) 9:00: Joe Forester 10:00: Movie: Randy Rides Alone (1934; John Wayne, Alberta Vaughn) 11:00: TV 2000 12:00: Soul Train 1:00: The Six Million Dollar Man 2:00: Movie: Curse of the Vampires (1970; Amalia Fuentis, Eddie Garcia) 3:30: Movie: The Puma Man (1980; Donald Pleasance, Walter George Alton) 5:00: The Six Million Dollar Man 6:00: The Greatest American Hero 7:00: Switch 8:00: Movie: The Harness (1971; Lorne Greene, Julie Sommars) 10:00: Movie: Shaolin Deadly Kicks (1978; Lo Lieh, Deion Tam Tao Liang) WPTA Channel 21 Fort Wayne (ABC) 8:00: Superfriends: The Legendary Super Powers Show 9:00: Mighty Orbots 9:30: Turbo Teen 10:00: Rubik, The Amazing Cube

10:30: Scooby-Doo Mysteries 11:00: Scary Scooby Funnies 11:30: The Littles 12:00: ABC Weekend Special 12:30: American Bandstand 1:30: Hawaii Five-O 2:30: Movie: Save the Tiger (1973; Jack Lemmon, Jack Gifford) 4:30: Wide World of Sports 6:00: Barney Miller (time approximate) 6:30: ABC News 7:00: News 7:30: Taxi 8:00: T.J. Hooker 9:00: The Love Boat 10:00: Finder of Lost Loves 11:00: News 11:30: M*A*S*H 12:00: Movie: Green Ice (1981) 2:00: ABC News WDHO (WNWO) Channel 24 Toledo (ABC) 7:00: Cartoons 7:30: Transformers 8:00: Superfriends: The Legendary Super Powers Show 9:00: Mighty Orbots 9:30: Turbo Teen 10:00: Rubik, The Amazing Cube 10:30: Scooby-Doo Mysteries 11:00: Scary Scooby Funnies 11:30: The Littles 12:00: ABC Weekend Special 12:30: American Bandstand 1:30: Puttin on the Hits 2:00: Super Chargers 2:30: Movie: Matt Helm: The Silencers (1966; Dean Martin, Stella Stevens) 4:30: Wide World of Sports 6:00: ABC News (time approximate) 6:30: At the Movies 7:00: Solid Gold 8:00: T.J. Hooker 9:00: The Love Boat 10:00: Finder of Lost Loves 11:00: ?? 11:35: Star Search 12:35: Soul Train

WGTE Channel 30 Toledo (PBS) 9:00: Sesame Street 10:00: Survival 11:00: Motorweek 11:30: Movie: Oliver Twist (1933; Dickie Moore, Irving Pichel) 1:00: Gardening 1:30: Justin Wilson 2:00: Under Sail 2:30: Victory Garden 3:00: Romangnoli 3:30: Play the Piano 4:00: Tony Brown 4:30: Oil Painting 5:00: Smithsonian 6:00: Zoo Concert 7:00: The Citadel 8:00: Movie: The Charge of the Light Brigade (1936; Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland) 10:00: Drum Corps WKJG (WISE) Channel 33 Fort Wayne (NBC) 8:00: Snorks 8:30: Pink Panther and Sons 9:00: Smurfs Adventures 10:30: Alvin and the Chipmunks 11:00: Captain Kidd Video 11:30: Mr. T 12:00: Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends 12:30: The Incredible Hulk 1:00: Miss Indiana State Fair Queen Pageant 2:00: Major League Baseball (see Channel 3) 5:00: Womens Golf (time approximate) 6:00: Nashville Music 6:30: NBC News 7:00: Solid Gold 8:00: Diffrent Strokes 8:30: Our Time 9:00: Gimme a Break 9:30: Mamas Family 10:00: Suburban Beat 11:00: News 11:30: Saturday Night Live 1:00: Movie: The Eagle Has Landed (1977) WLIO Channel 35 Lima, Ohio (NBC) 8:00: Snorks

8:30: Pink Panther and Sons 9:00: Smurfs Adventures 10:30: Alvin and the Chipmunks 11:00: Captain Kidd Video 11:30: Mr. T 12:00: Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends 12:30: The Incredible Hulk 1:00: Soul Train 2:00: Major League Baseball (see Channel 3) 5:00: Womens Golf (time approximate) 6:00: News (time approximate) 6:30: NBC News 7:00: Solid Gold 8:00: Diffrent Strokes 8:30: Our Time 9:00: Gimme a Break 9:30: Mamas Family 10:00: Suburban Beat 11:00: News 11:30: Saturday Night Live WFYI (WFWA) Channel 39 Fort Wayne (PBS) 8:00: Macneil/Lehrer Newshour 9:00: Washington Week in Review 9:30: Wall $treet Week 10:00: Woodwrights Shop 11:15: This Old House 11:50: Rod and Reel 12:30: Sneak Previews 1:05: Do-It-Yourself Show 1:45: Last Chance Garage 2:20: Victory Gardem 3:00: Frugal Gourmet 3:30: Antiques 4:00: Masterpiece Theatre: The Citizen (part 8 of 10) 5:00: Survival 6:00: NOVA: Profiles of several child prodigies, including a 12-year-old violinist and a 10-year-old chess player 7:30: Liberace 8:00: Survival 9:00: Glenn Miller: A Moonlight Serenade: Tribute hosted by Van Johnson 11:00: Sentimental Journeys: Retrospective hosted by singer Tony Martin WUAB Channel 43 Lorain, Ohio (Independent) 9:00: Ernest Angley 10:00: Greats of the Game

10:30: This Week in Baseball 11:00: Thunderbirds 11:30: Transformers 12:00: Laughtoons 1:00: Movie: The Frozen Ghost (1945; Lon Chaney Jr., Evelyn Ankers) 2:30: Movie: Hit the Ice (1943; Abbott and Costello, Ginny Simms) 4:00: Movie: Big Bob Johnson and His Fantastic Speed Circus (1978; Charles Napier, Maud Adams) 6:00: Star Trek 7:00: Twilight Zone 7:30: Major League Baseball: Cleveland Indians @ Detroit Tigers (Detroit won 7-5) 10:00: Hee Haw (time approximate) 11:00: TV 2000 12:00: Solid Gold WKBD Channel 50 Detroit (Independent) 9:00: Wild Kingdom 9:30: Lorne Greenes New Wilderness 10:00: Movie: Lawman (1971; Burt Lancaster, Robert Ryan) 12:00: Movie: Tarzans Revenge (1938; Glenn Morris, Hedda Hopper) 1:30: Movie: Cry of the Banshee (1970; Vincent Price, Elisabeth Bergner) 3:00: Movie: The New Maverick (1978; James Garner, Charles Frank) 5:00: Star Search 6:00: Star Trek 7:00: Solid Gold 8:00: Lifestyles: Superstars (probably Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous) 10:00: Something Big 11:00: Don Kirshners Rock Concert (likely reruns) 12:00: Tales From the Darkside 12:30: Twilight Zone 1:00: Circle of Sports WFFT Channel 55 Fort Wayne (Independent) 8:00: 20-Minute Workout 8:30: Hit City 9:00: Spider-Man (likely the Canadian-made series) 9:30: The Lone Ranger 10:00: The Cisco Kid 10:30: Batman (likely the live-action series) 11:00: Buck Rogers 12:00: Putt Putt Golf 12:30: America Bowling 1:00: Wrestling 2:00: Movie: The Formula (1980; Marlon Brando, George C. Scott) 4:00: NBA Summer All-Star Game (from Landover, MD) 6:00: The Greatest American Hero

7:00: Little House on the Prairie 8:00: Hee Haw 9:00: Star Search Junior 11:00: Tales From the Darkside 11:30: Movie: Assignment Terror (1970) 1:30: Movie: Night of the Blood Monster (1972) WTVS Channel 56 Detroit (PBS) 9:00: Magic Brush 9:30: Victory Garden 10:00: This Old House 10:30: Do It Yourself Show 11:30: Last Chance Garage 12:00: Balloons Across the Atlantic 1:00: Ultimate Challenge 2:00: National Geographic 3:00: Top of the World 4:00: Blitzkreig to Bomb 5:30: D-Day: France 6:30: G.I. Diary 7:00: Country Express 7:30: Country Celebration 9:00: All Creatures Great and Small II 10:00: Amos and Andy: Anatomy of a Controversy 11:00: Beat 12:00: Broadway Videos 1:30: Monty Pythons Flying Circus WBGU Channel 57 (Channel 27) Bowling Green, Ohio (PBS) 8:00: Victory Garden 8:30: Motorweek 9:00: Computers 9:30: New Tech Times 10:00: Kathys Kitchen 10:30: Calligraphy 11:00: Gardening 11:30: Magic Brush 12:00: Play the Piano 12:30: Victory Garden 1:00: Saving Energy 1:30: Justin Wilson 2:00: Aloha China 2:30: Do it Yourself Show 3:00: Austin City Limits 4:00: Soundstage 5:00: Stationary Ark

5:30: Sneak Previews 6:00: Sports Report 6:30: Cartooning 7:00: Evening at Pops 8:00: Movie: The Corn is Green (1979; Katharine Hepburn, Ian Saynor) 9:40: Johnny Mathis 10:50: Country Celebration 12:00: Austin City Limits WGPR (WWJ) Channel 62 Detroit (Independent) 9:00: Movie: Dinner at the Ritz (1937; Annabella, David Niven) 11:00: Sportsview 11:30: Hit City 12:00: The Scene 1:00: Radio Videos 1:30: Bass Fishing 2:00: Wayne County 2:30: Wanted: Dead or Alive 3:00: The Westerners 3:30: Drag Racing 4:00: Elvis Memories 5:00: I Spy 6:00: Rejoice 7:00: Zion Temple 8:00: Bob Jones 8:30: W.V. Grant 9:00: Good News 10:00: Arab Voice 1:00: Variety

RETRO: ATLANTA - 8/08/1996

Thursday, August 8, 1996 WSB-TV ABC2 05:30AM News 06:00AM News 07:00AM Good Morning America 09:00AM Regis & Kathie Lee 10:00AM Jenny Jones 11:00AM Maury 12:00PM News 12:30PM The City

01:00PM All My Children 02:00PM One Life to Live 03:00PM General Hospital 04:00PM Oprah Winfrey 05:00PM News 06:00PM News 07:00PM ABC News 07:30PM Entertainment Tonight 08:00PM High Incident 09:00PM World of Discovery 10:00PM The Grant 11:00PM News 11:35PM Nightline 12:05AM Hard Copy 12:35AM Jenny Jones 01:35AM Caryl & Marilyn: Real Friends 02:35AM ABC World News Now WAGA-TV FOX5 05:00AM George & Alana 06:00AM Good Day Atlanta 09:00AM Jerry Springer 10:00AM Geraldo 11:00AM Sally 12:00PM News 12:30PM Empty Nest 01:00PM Mark Walberg 02:00PM Rosie O'Donnell 03:00PM Day & Date 04:00PM Designing Women 04:30PM America's Most Wanted 05:00PM News 06:00PM News 07:00PM Wheel of Fortune 07:30PM Jeopardy! 08:00PM Martin 08:30PM Living Single 09:00PM New York Undercover 10:00PM News 11:00PM In the Heat of the Night 12:00AM Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 12:30AM Top Cops 01:00AM News 02:00AM Psychic Readers 02:30AM Streets of San Francisco 03:30AM A Current Affair

04:00AM Barnaby Jones WXIA-TV NBC11 05:00AM News 05:30AM News 06:00AM News 07:00AM Today 09:00AM Montel Williams 10:00AM Leeza 11:00AM Rolonda 12:00PM News 12:30PM Noonday 01:00PM Days of Our Lives 02:00PM Another World 03:00PM Ricki Lake 04:00PM American Journal 04:30PM Inside Edition 05:00PM News 05:30PM News 06:00PM News 06:30PM NBC News 07:00PM EXTRA 07:30PM Inside Edition 08:00PM Friends 08:30PM Boston Common 09:00PM Seinfeld 09:30PM 3rd Rock from the Sun 10:00PM ER 11:00PM News 11:35PM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:37AM Late Night with Conan O'Brien 01:36AM Later with Greg Kinnear 02:05AM Donahue 03:05AM NBC News Nightside WATL-TV WB36 06:00AM Kenneth Copeland 06:30AM Mutant League 07:00AM VR Troopers 07:30AM Eek! Stravaganza 08:00AM Animaniacs 08:30AM That's Warner Bros! 09:00AM Mr. Belvedere 09:30AM Court TV: Inside America's Courts 10:00AM Gordon Elliott 11:00AM Jim J. & Ann

12:00PM Tempestt 01:00PM Hunter 02:00PM Rimba's Island 02:30PM The Pink Panther 03:00PM Taz-Mania 03:30PM X-Men 04:00PM Adventures of Batman & Robin 04:30PM Power Rangers Zeo 05:00PM Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 05:30PM Married...with Children 06:00PM The Simpsons 06:30PM Cheers 07:00PM Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 07:30PM The Simpsons 08:00PM MOVIE: Night Angel 10:00PM Seinfeld 10:30PM Cheers 11:00PM Married...with Children 11:30PM Coach 12:00AM Murphy Brown 12:30AM Dear John 01:00AM Ab Roller 01:30AM Foreclosure 02:00AM Gordon Elliott 03:00AM Court TV: Inside America's Courts 03:30AM The Odd Couple 04:00AM MOVIE: The Best Little Girl in the World WGNX-TV CBS46 06:00AM Rush Limbaugh 06:30AM CBS News 07:00AM This Morning 09:00AM Northern Exposure 10:00AM Doogie Howser, M.D. 10:30AM Full House 11:00AM The Price is Right 12:00PM News 12:30PM Young & the Restless 01:30PM Bold & the Beautiful 02:00PM As the World Turns 03:00PM Guiding Light 04:00PM Roseanne 04:30PM The Cosby Show 05:00PM A Different World 05:30PM Roseanne 06:00PM Home Improvement

06:30PM CBS News 07:00PM News 07:30PM Cops 08:00PM Miracle Babies 09:00PM CBS Reports 10:00PM 48 Hours 11:00PM News 11:35PM Late Show with David Letterman 12:35AM PGA Golf 12:52AM Late Late Show with Tom Snyder 01:52AM Cops 02:22AM Up to the Minute WUPA-TV UPN69 05:00AM This Morning's Business 05:30AM Community 06:00AM Bananas in Pajamas 06:30AM Blinky Bill 07:00AM Step by Step 07:30AM Dinosaurs 08:00AM Mighty Max 08:30AM Littlest Pet Shop 09:00AM Hercules: The Legendary Journeys 10:00AM Magnum, P.I. 11:00AM LAPD: Life on the Beat 11:30AM Rescue 911 12:00PM Richard Bey 01:00PM 700 Club 02:00PM Jelly Bean Jungle 02:30PM Sailor Moon 03:00PM The Woody Woodpecker Show 03:30PM Goof Troop 04:00PM Bonkers 04:30PM Gargoyles 05:00PM Aladdin 05:30PM Blossom 06:00PM Step by Step 06:30PM Rescue 911 07:00PM Baywatch 08:00PM Hercules: The Legendary Journeys 09:00PM Xena: Warrior Princess 10:00PM Mama's Family 10:30PM Mama's Family 11:00PM I Love Lucy 11:30PM I Love Lucy 12:00AM Richard Bey

01:00AM LAPD: Life on the Beat 01:30AM Lauren Hutton And... 02:00AM MOVIE: Hotel Oklahoma 04:00AM Bonanza Cable: CNN - Cable News Network 05:00AM Sports Late Night 05:30AM Daybreak 06:00AM Business Day 07:00AM Early Edition 09:00AM Morning News 11:30AM CNN & Company 12:00PM NewsDay 12:30PM Burden of Proof 01:00PM CNN Today 03:00PM Talkback Live 04:00PM Inside Politics 04:30PM Early Prime 05:30PM Showbiz Today 06:00PM World View 07:00PM Moneyline 07:30PM Crossfire 08:00PM Prime News 08:30PM Inside Politics 09:00PM Inside Politics 10:00PM World Today 11:00PM Sports Tonight 11:30PM Moneyline 12:00AM Newsnight 12:30AM Showbiz Today 01:00AM Inside Politics 01:30AM Sports Late Night 02:00AM Larry King Live 03:00AM Overnight 03:15AM World Report 03:30AM Sports Late Night 04:00AM Crossfire 04:30AM CNN Newsroom TBS Superstation 05:05AM Court TV: Inside America's Courts 05:35AM CNN Headline News 06:05AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers 06:35AM Scooby-Doo 07:05AM The Jetsons

07:35AM The Flintstones 08:05AM Gilligan's Island 08:35AM Bewitched 09:05AM Little House on the Prairie 10:05AM Who's the Boss? 10:35AM Three's Company 11:05AM Beverly Hillbillies 11:35AM Andy Griffith 12:05PM PGA Golf: PGA Championship - First Round 06:05PM Family Matters 06:35PM Family Matters 07:05PM America's Funniest Home Videos 07:35PM MLB Baseball: Atlanta Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies 10:35PM MOVIE: Operation Petticoat 01:05AM MOVIE: The Good Guys and the Bad Guys 03:05AM CHiPs 04:05AM Laverne & Shirley 04:35AM Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.

RETRO: ATLANTA - 5/05/1996

Sunday, May 5, 1996 WSB ABC2 05:00AM CNN Headline News 05:30AM California Dreams 06:00AM Paid Programming 06:30AM First Baptist Church of Snellville 07:00AM Bump in the Night 07:30AM Sports for Kids 08:00AM Gospel Tabernacle 08:30AM Mt. Paran Now 09:00AM Peachtree Presbyterian Church 09:30AM Paid Programming 10:00AM Paid Programming 10:30AM People to People 11:00AM Paid Programming 11:30AM California Dreams 12:00PM News 12:30PM This Week with David Brinkley 01:30PM Golf 03:00PM Women's Pro Beach Volleyball 04:00PM PGA Golf: Houston Open - Final Round

06:00PM News 06:30PM ABC News 07:00PM America's Funniest Home Videos 07:30PM America's Funniest Home Videos 08:00PM Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman 09:00PM MOVIE: An Unfinished Affair 11:00PM News 11:30PM Sports Final 12:00AM Highlander: The Series 01:00AM The Extremists 01:30AM Sightings 02:30AM Lifestyles 03:30AM ABC World News Now WAGA FOX5 05:00AM Empty Nest 05:30AM Wall Street Journal Report 06:00AM Kenneth Copeland 07:00AM Feed the Children 07:30AM Creflo Dollar Jr. 08:00AM Hour of Power 09:00AM ACI 09:30AM ACI 10:00AM World of National Geographic 11:00AM Latin Atlanta 11:30AM Georgia Gang 12:00PM Perfect Nutrition 12:30PM Healthrider 01:00PM MOVIE: The Prepple Murder 03:00PM Stanley Cup Playoffs: New York Rangers vs. Pittsburgh Penguins 06:00PM News 06:30PM Empty Nest 07:00PM Rudy Coby: Ridiculously Dangerous 08:00PM The Simpsons 08:30PM The Simpsons 09:00PM Married...with Children 09:30PM Married...with Children 10:00PM News 11:00PM A Current Affair Extra 12:00AM High Tide 01:00AM News 02:00AM Big Valley 03:00AM Big Valley 04:00AM Renegade Georgia Public Television

WGTV PBS8 06:30AM Sesame Street 07:30AM Barney & Friends 08:00AM Wishbone 08:30AM Wishbone 09:00AM The Magic School Bus 09:30AM Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 10:00AM Cooking at the Academy 10:30AM Chefs A' Field 11:00AM Chef Paul Prudhomme's Fork in the Road 11:30AM Wine, Food and Friends 12:00PM Travels and Traditions 12:30PM The McLaughlin Group 01:00PM Georgia (incomplete title) 01:30PM Success Is Your Own Fault 02:00PM New England Clambake 03:00PM Folse's Cajun 04:00PM The Frugal Gourmet 04:30PM In Julia's Kitchen with Master Chefs 05:00PM Grilling Maestros 05:30PM Cooking in France 06:00PM Lawrence Welk Show 07:00PM Woodwright's Shop 07:30PM New Yankee Workshop 08:00PM This Old House 08:30PM Hometime 09:00PM Nature 10:00PM Masterpiece Theatre 12:00AM Off the air WXIA NBC11 05:00AM Positive Response 05:30AM MotorWeek 06:00AM Breakthrough 07:00AM In Touch 08:00AM Today 09:00AM Meet the Press 10:00AM Olympic Committee of Georgia Soccer Draw 11:00AM Roswell Street Baptist Church 12:00PM NBA Showtime 12:30PM NBA Basketball Playoffs: Indiana Pacers vs. Atlanta Hawks 03:00PM NBA Basketball Playoffs: Utah Jazz vs. Portland Trail Blazers 05:30PM NBA Basketball Playoffs: Chicago Bulls vs. New York Knicks 08:00PM Mad About You 08:30PM MOVIE: The Fugitives 11:00PM News

11:35PM Inside Edition 12:05AM Save Our Streets 01:05AM Coast Guard 01:35AM Olympic Gold 02:05AM Sideline Sports 02:35AM SMS Western 03:05AM NBC News Nightside WATL WB36 05:00AM Mr. Belvedere 05:30AM Community Journal 06:00AM America's Black Forum 06:30AM Key of David 07:00AM Search-Church of Christ 07:30AM Dr. James Kennedy 08:00AM Cure 2000 08:30AM Not Just News 09:00AM The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries 09:30AM Animaniacs 10:00AM Animaniacs 10:30AM Pinky and the Brain 11:00AM Freakazoid! 11:30AM Earthworm Jim 12:00PM MOVIE: Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird 02:00PM MOVIE: Funny Farm 04:00PM MOVIE: Night Shift 06:00PM Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 06:30PM The Simpsons 07:00PM Pinky and the Brain 07:30PM The Parent 'Hood 08:00PM Sister, Sister 08:30PM Kirk 09:00PM Savannah 10:00PM Seinfeld 10:30PM Cheers 11:00PM M*A*S*H 11:30PM MOVIE: Police Academy 6: City Under Siege 01:30AM Off the air WGNX CBS46 05:00AM The Honeymooners 05:30AM Making Money 06:00AM US Farm Report 06:30AM Paid Programming 07:00AM Dr. Keith Butler 07:30AM First Presbyterian Church

08:00AM First Presbyterian Church 08:30AM CBS News Sunday Morning 09:00AM Sunday Morning 10:30AM Face the Nation 11:00AM Star Trek: The Next Generation 12:00PM MOVIE: When Harry Met Sally 02:00PM LPGA Golf: Sprint Titleholders Championship - Final Round 04:00PM Sports Show 06:00PM News 06:30PM CBS News 07:00PM 60 Minutes 08:00PM Murder, She Wrote 09:00PM MOVIE: A Season in Purgatory 11:00PM News 11:30PM Sports Xtra 12:00AM Cops 12:30AM Cops 01:00AM Williams TV 01:30AM The Honeymooners 02:00AM Up to the Minute WUPA UPN69 05:00AM Catholic Mass 05:30AM Paid Programming 06:00AM Bill Nye the Science Guy 06:30AM Dragon Ball 07:00AM Phantom 2040 07:30AM G.I. Joe Extreme 08:00AM Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders 08:30AM Skysurfer Strike Force 09:00AM Ultraforce 09:30AM Street Sharks 10:00AM Space Strikers 10:30AM Teknoman 11:00AM Baby Huey 11:30AM Aladdin 12:00PM Step by Step 12:30PM Step by Step 01:00PM MOVIE: Police Academy 03:00PM MOVIE: Police Academy 3: Back in Training 05:00PM Baywatch Nights 06:00PM The Outer Limits 07:00PM Star Trek: Voyager 08:00PM MOVIE: Waxwork II: Lost in Time 10:00PM Wiley Jackson, Jr.: Gospel Tabernacle 11:00PM Creflo Dollar Jr.

11:30PM Jack Van Impe 12:00AM WCW Wrestling 01:00AM LAPD: Life on the Beat 01:30AM Siskel & Ebert 02:00AM Paid Programming 02:30AM Paid Programming 03:00AM Cannon 04:00AM Bonanza Cable: CNN - Cable News Network 05:00AM Sports Late Night 05:30AM Showbiz This Weekend 06:00AM Moneyweek 06:30AM Your Money 07:00AM Daybreak Sunday 07:30AM Pro Golf Weekly 08:00AM Sunday Morning 10:00AM Evans & Novak 10:30AM Inside Politics Weekend 11:00AM Sports Today 11:30AM This Week in the NBA 12:00PM Late Edition 01:00PM World Report 03:00PM Bushmen: People on the Wind 03:30PM Future Watch 04:00PM Science and Technology Week 04:30PM Travel Guide 05:00PM Early Prime 05:30PM Both Sides 06:00PM World Today 06:30PM Reliable Sources 07:00PM Capital Gang Sunday 07:30PM Crossfire Sunday 08:00PM Prime News 08:30PM Sports Sunday 09:00PM CNN Presents 10:00PM World Today 11:00PM Sports Tonight 11:30PM This Week in the NBA 12:00AM CNN Presents 01:00AM Sports Late Night 01:30AM World Report 03:30AM Future Watch 04:00AM Science and Technology Week 04:30AM CNN Newsroom

TBS Superstation 05:05AM Andy Griffith 05:35AM Andy Griffith 06:05AM Paid Programming 06:35AM It is Written 07:05AM Bugs Bunny 07:35AM The Jetsons 08:05AM Scooby-Doo 08:35AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers 09:05AM The Flintstones 09:35AM Dexter's Laboratory 10:05AM Andy Griffith 10:35AM MOVIE: Top Gun 01:05PM MLB Baseball: Atlanta Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies 04:05PM This Week in Baseball 04:35PM Gilligan's Island 05:05PM Dexter's Laboratory 05:35PM Captain Planet and the Planeteers 06:05PM WCW Main Event Wrestling 07:00PM MOVIE: A Fistful of Dollars 09:00PM National Geographic Explorer 11:00PM Network Earth 11:30PM Paid Programming (11x) Cartoon Network 05:00AM Superheroes Super Adventures 06:00AM Dink, the Little Dinosaur 06:30AM Midnight Patrol: Adventures in the Dream Zone 07:00AM The Smurfs (2x) 08:00AM Jonny Quest (21x) 06:30PM Dexter's Laboratory 07:00PM The Steadfast Tin Soldier 07:30PM Puss 'n Boots 08:00PM The Emperor's New Clothes 08:30PM Rapunzel 09:00PM Bugs & Daffy 10:00PM The Flintstones 10:30PM The Jetsons 11:00PM Roman Holidays 11:30PM Wait Till Your Father Gets Home 12:00AM George of the Jungle ('60s cartoon) 12:30AM George of the Jungle ('60s cartoon) 01:00AM Popeye 02:00AM Bugs & Daffy 03:00AM World Famous Toons

TNT - Turner Network Television 05:00AM Logan's Run 06:00AM Our Gang Shorts 06:30AM The Rudy and GoGo World Famous Cartoon Show 07:30AM The Flintstones 08:00AM Bugs Bunny 08:30AM The New Scooby-Doo Movies 09:30AM Gilligan's Island 10:00AM In the Heat of the Night 11:00AM In the Heat of the Night 12:00PM MOVIE: Hawaii 03:45PM MOVIE: The Hawaiians 07:00PM In the Heat of the Night 08:00PM In the Heat of the Night 09:00PM MOVIE: Treasure Island 12:00AM MOVIE: 55 Days at Peking 03:15AM MOVIE: Shaft: Hit and Run

Retro:Cleveland Friday, September 7, 1951

Source:Cleveland Plain Dealer with some fill-in information from the Massillon (Ohio) Independent WNBK-4 NBC Noon-News-Ed Wallace 12:15 Man on the Street 12:30 Idea Shop 1PM Film Trio 2PM Musical Film (Haley's Daily-Tom Haley) 2:45 By Wade 3PM Miss Susan 3:15 Vacation Wonderlands-"Bavaria" 3:30 Bert Parks 4PM Straw Hat Matinee 5PM Hawkins Falls 5:15 Gabby Hayes 5:30 Howdy Doody 6PM Cactus Jim 6:30 Crusader Rabbit 6:35 Star Spotlight 6:40 Sports Show

6:45 Local News 6:50 Around The House 7PM Kukla, Fran and Ollie 7:30 Roberta Quinlan 7:45 News Caravan 8PM Quiz Kids 8:30 We The People 9PM Big Story 9:30 Aldrich Family 10PM Gillette Cavalcade Of Sports 10:45 Greatest Fights 11PM News-Japan Peace Treaty 1AM Sign-Off WEWS-5 CBS 7:55 News 8AM Comes The Yawn 8:45 TV Clinic 9AM Beauty For You-Paige Palmer 9:30 Kitchen Clinic 10AM Take Five 10:30 Morning Melodies 11AM Mixing Bowl 11:30 Strike It Rich Noon Hi Noon 12:30 Twenty Fingers 12:45 Steve Allen 1:30 Garry Moore 2:30 First Hundred Years 2:45 News 2:50 Music Matinee 3:30 Women's Window 4PM Dinner Platter-Bob Dale 5PM Uncle Jake-Gene Carroll 5:30 The Sheldons-Linn&Vivian Sheldon 6PM Musical Film 6:25 Weather 6:30 Dorothy Fuldheim 6:45 Musical Film 7PM Perry Como 7:15 Teepee Roundup-Show title that would be politically incorrect these days-Probably Cleveland Indians/Baseball report 7:30 Douglas Edwards News 7:45 Musical Film

8PM Mama 8:30 Man Against Crime 9PM Film Firsts 10PM Opera Miniature 10:30 Candid Camera-Syndication 11PM Louisville Showboat 11:30 Feature Film 12:30 Night Cap 1AM News WXEL-9 DuMont/ABC 11AM News 11:05 Soupy Hines (Later known as Soupy Sales) Noon Egg and I-CBS 12:15 News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Film 1PM Alice Weston 1:30 Village Fair 2:15 Midday Movie 3:30 Around Town 4PM Homemakers 4:30 Darts For Dollars 5PM Raving Beauty 5:15 Cyclone Malone 5:30 Soup's On-Soupy Hines 6:15 Pat Bowman 6:30 Space Cadet-ABC 6:45 News 7PM Captain Video-DuMont 7:30 Say It With Acting-ABC 8PM 20 Questions-DuMont 8:30 Meet Corliss Archer-CBS 9PM Hands Of Destiny-DuMont 9:30 Tales Of Tomorrow-ABC 10PM Cavalcade Of Stars-DuMont 11PM Warren Guthrie News 11:10 Sanford I. Whitman-Today's Top Story 11:15 Japan Peace Treaty 12:30 Sign-Off

The Japan Peace Treaty specials were among the first live TV programs to be fed from one coast to the toehr.

In fact, Bell System engineers worked feverishly to have the transcontinental circuit ready for the September 4th opening, where President Truman would welcome the delegates. After the conference ended, the circuit was not again made available to the networks for about three weeks. Regular daily use of the transcontinental circuit began on September 29th, 1951 when a college football game between Pittsburgh and Duke in Pittsburgh was broadcast by NBC. That evening, I suspect that several network prime-time shows would be seen live coastto-coast (although some may have been kinescoped for West Coast replay three hours later).

WXEL (9) listed; 11:05 Soupy Hines (Later known as Soupy Sales) Don't know how rushed he was or how long a crosstown drive it was back then...but Soupy was holding down the morning drive show at WJW (AM 850) during those years and he got the TV show as a result of his growing popularity on radio. He had to be on the air on TV just a little over an hour after his radio show ended. Within a few years, George Storer owned both WJW and WXEL, which moved to channel 8 and became WJW-TV, but by that time Soupy had moved on to WXYZ-TV in Detroit and the start of a long association with the American Broadcasting Co.

In those days WXEL's studios were located in Parma, they weren't in central Cleveland until after Storer assumed control of the station (and then changed the TV station calls to match the radio outlet).

From looking at the radio listings, Soupy had morning (roughly 7-9 AM) on WJW and afternoon radio shows..with the TV shows in between,,WXEL was in Parma and WJW was at 619 Euclid Avenue downtown..He had quite a bit of commuting I am sure..He probably had plenty of time after the morning show, as he didnt have to be at WXEL till say 10:30 or so (station signed on at 11)

That was the end of the first week of "Search For Tomorrow," the first TV soap to hit pay dirt after a few false starts. "Love Of Life" would be the second, starting September 24, and "Guiding Light" would add a television version to the one already airing on

radio on June 30, 1952 (and go on to a total of 72 years dating back to 1937). "Search" and "Love Of Life" didn't do too badly either. "Love Of Life" lasted 28+ years, ending on February 1, 1980, while the "Search" came to an end on December 26, 1986, after a run of 35+ years and a change of networks from CBS to NBC in 1982. (I still remember the last scene on "Search": Jo (Mary Stuart) is looking into the evening sky and pal Stu Bergman (Larry Haines) asks her what she's searching for. "Tomorrow," she answers, "and I can't wait!".)

Interesting tidbit relating to the soaps..Hawkins Falls, which was earlier in prime time, began in daytime on NBC in April 1951, and would last till July 1, 1955..My latest blog post features this soap..(along with 3 episodes) http://clevelandclassicmedia.blogspot.com/2012/08/hawkins-falls-television-noveltvsfirst.html At the time of its demise, it had been the longest running TV Soap up to that time..

RETRO: ATLANTA - 1/24/1996

Wednesday, January 24, 1996 WSB-TV ABC2 05:30AM News 06:00AM News 07:00AM Good Morning America 09:00AM Regis & Kathie Lee 10:00AM Jenny Jones 11:00AM Maury 12:00PM News 12:30PM The City 01:00PM All My Children 02:00PM One Life to Live 03:00PM General Hospital 04:00PM Oprah Winfrey 05:00PM News 06:00PM News 07:00PM ABC News

07:30PM Entertainment Tonight 08:00PM Ellen 08:30PM The Drew Carey Show 09:00PM Grace Under Fire 09:30PM The Jeff Foxworthy Show 10:00PM PrimeTime Live 11:00PM News 11:35PM Nightline 12:05AM Hard Copy 12:35AM Jenny Jones 01:35AM Mike & Maty 02:35AM ABC World News Now WAGA-TV FOX5 05:00AM Carnie 06:00AM Good Day Atlanta 09:00AM Jerry Springer 10:00AM Geraldo 11:00AM Sally 12:00PM News 12:30PM George & Alana 01:30PM Mark Walberg 02:30PM Gabrielle 03:30PM Designing Women 04:00PM A Current Affair 04:30PM America's Most Wanted 05:00PM News 06:00PM News 07:00PM Wheel of Fortune 07:30PM Jeopardy! 08:00PM Beverly Hills, 90210 09:00PM Party of Five 10:00PM News 11:00PM In the Heat of the Night 12:00AM Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 12:30AM Top Cops 01:00AM News 02:00AM Billy Dee Williams 02:30AM Streets of San Francisco 03:30AM Empty Nest 04:00AM Mark Walberg WXIA-TV NBC11 05:00AM NBC News 05:30AM News 06:00AM News

07:00AM Today 09:00AM Montel Williams 10:00AM Leeza 11:00AM Rolonda 12:00PM News 12:30PM Noonday 01:00PM Days of Our Lives 02:00PM Another World 03:00PM Ricki Lake 04:00PM American Journal 04:30PM Inside Edition 05:00PM News 05:30PM News 06:00PM News 06:30PM NBC News 07:00PM EXTRA 07:30PM Inside Edition 08:00PM Dateline NBC 09:00PM MOVIE: The Innocent 11:00PM News 11:35PM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:37AM Late Night with Conan O'Brien 01:36AM Later with Greg Kinnear 02:05AM Donahue 03:05AM Creating Wealth 03:35AM NBC News Nightside WATL-TV WB36 06:00AM Kenneth Copeland 06:30AM Mutant League 07:00AM VR Troopers 07:30AM Bobby's World 08:00AM Animaniacs 08:30AM That's Warner Bros! 09:00AM Murphy Brown 09:30AM Murphy Brown 10:00AM Gordon Elliott 11:00AM Tempestt 12:00PM Danny! 01:00PM Court TV: Inside America's Courts 01:30PM Creating Wealth 02:00PM Fox Cubhouse 02:30PM The Pink Panther 03:00PM Taz-Mania 03:30PM X-Men 04:00PM Adventures of Batman & Robin

04:30PM Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers 05:00PM Tempestt 06:00PM Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 06:30PM Married...with Children 07:00PM Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 07:30PM The Simpsons 08:00PM Sister, Sister 08:30PM The Parent 'Hood 09:00PM The Wayans Bros. 09:30PM Unhappily Ever After 10:00PM Seinfeld 10:30PM Cheers 11:00PM Married...with Children 11:30PM Coach 12:00AM Murphy Brown 12:30AM Dear John 01:00AM Creating Wealth 01:30AM Real Estate 02:00AM Gordon Elliott 03:00AM Court TV: Inside America's Courts 03:30AM The Odd Couple 04:00AM MOVIE: The Bourne Identity WGNX-TV CBS46 05:00AM Fame 06:00AM Rush Limbaugh 06:30AM CBS News 07:00AM This Morning 09:00AM Northern Exposure 10:00AM Doogie Howser, M.D. 10:30AM Full House 11:00AM The Price is Right 12:00PM News 12:30PM Young & the Restless 01:30PM Bold & the Beautiful 02:00PM As the World Turns 03:00PM Guiding Light 04:00PM Charles Perez 05:00PM A Different world 05:30PM Roseanne 06:00PM Home Improvement 06:30PM CBS News 07:00PM News 07:30PM Cops 08:00PM Dave's World 08:30PM The Nanny

09:00PM Matt Waters 10:00PM American Gothic 11:00PM News 11:35PM Late Show with David Letterman 12:37AM Late Late Show with Tom Snyder 01:37AM Cops 02:07AM Charles Perez 03:07AM News 03:30AM Perfect Strangers 04:00AM The Honeymooners 04:30AM The Honeymooners WUPA-TV UPN69 05:00AM This Morning's Business 05:30AM Community 06:00AM Bananas in Pajamas 06:30AM Blinky Bill 07:00AM Highlander: The Animated Series 07:30AM Mighty Max 08:00AM Littlest Pet Shop 08:30AM Sailor Moon 09:00AM James Robison 09:30AM Magnum, P.I. 10:30AM Lauren Hutton And... 11:00AM LAPD: Life on the Beat 11:30AM Rescue 911 12:00PM Knight Rider 01:00PM 700 Club 02:00PM G.I. Joe Extreme 02:30PM Dinosaurs 03:00PM Goof Troop 03:30PM Bonkers 04:00PM Aladdin 04:30PM Gargoyles 05:00PM Step by Step 05:30PM Blossom 06:00PM Richard Bey 07:00PM Baywatch 08:00PM College Basketball: North Carolina Tar Heels at Florida State Seminoles 10:00PM Mama's Family 10:30PM Mama's Family 11:00PM I Love Lucy 11:30PM I Love Lucy 12:00AM Richard Bey 01:00AM LAPD: Life on the Beat 01:30AM Lauren Hutton And...

02:00AM Paid Programming 02:30AM Powerfilled Thinking 03:00AM Cannon 04:00AM Bonanza Cable: CNN - Cable News Network 05:00AM Sports Late Night 05:30AM Daybreak 06:00AM Business Day 07:00AM Early Edition 09:00AM Morning News 11:30AM CNN & Company 12:00PM NewsDay 12:30PM Burden of Proof 01:00PM CNN Today 03:00PM Talkback Live 04:00PM Inside Politics 04:30PM Early Prime 05:30PM Showbiz Today 06:00PM World View 07:00PM Moneyline 07:30PM Crossfire 08:00PM Prime News 08:30PM Inside Politics 09:00PM Larry King Live 10:00PM World Today 11:00PM Sports Tonight 11:30PM Moneyline 12:00AM Newsnight 12:30AM Showbiz Today 01:00AM Newsnight 01:30AM Sports Late Night 02:00AM Larry King Live 03:00AM Overnight 03:15AM World Report 03:30AM Sports Late Night 04:00AM Crossfire 04:30AM CNN Newsroom TBS Superstation 05:05AM Court TV: Inside America's Courts 05:35AM CNN Headline News 06:05AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers 06:35AM Scooby-Doo 07:05AM The Jetsons

07:35AM The Flintstones 08:05AM Gilligan's Island 08:35AM Bewitched 09:05AM who's the Boss? 09:35AM Andy Griffith 10:05AM Little House on the Prairie 11:05AM Matlock 12:05PM Perry Mason 01:05PM MOVIE: Perry Mason Returns 03:05PM Cartoon Planet 04:05PM Garfield and Friends 04:35PM The Brady Bunch 05:05PM Saved by the Bell 05:35PM Saved by the Bell 06:05PM Family Matters 06:35PM Family Matters 07:05PM America's Funniest Home Videos 07:35PM America's Funniest Home Videos 08:05PM NBA Basketball: Phoenix Suns at Minnesota Twins 10:30PM MOVIE: Running Scared 12:30AM MOVIE: Vice Squad 02:30AM MOVIE: Fuzz 04:35AM Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.c.

RETRO: ATLANTA - 7/26/1995

Wednesday, July 26, 1995 WSB-TV ABC2 05:30AM News 06:00AM News 06:30AM News 07:00AM Good Morning America 09:00AM Sally 10:00AM Jenny Jones 11:00AM Maury 12:00PM News 12:30PM Loving 01:00PM All My Children 02:00PM One Life to Live 03:00PM General Hospital 04:00PM Oprah Winfrey 05:00PM News

06:00PM News 07:00PM ABC News 07:30PM Entertainment Tonight 08:00PM Me and the Boys 08:30PM Ellen 09:00PM Grace Under Fire 09:30PM Roseanne 10:00PM PrimeTime Live 11:00PM News 11:35PM Hard Copy 12:05AM Nightline 12:35AM Jenny Jones 01:35AM Mike & Maty 02:35AM ABC World News Now WAGA-TV FOX5 05:00AM CNN Headline News 05:30AM CNN Headline News 06:00AM Good Day Atlanta 09:00AM Regis & Kathie Lee 10:00AM Geraldo 11:00AM Jerry Springer 12:00PM News 12:30PM Designing Women 01:00PM Empty Nest 01:30PM Juvenile Justice 02:00PM Geraldo 03:00PM Beverly Hills, 90210 04:00PM Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 04:30PM A Current Affair 05:00PM News 06:00PM News 07:00PM Wheel of Fortune 07:30PM Jeopardy! 08:00PM Beverly Hills, 90210 09:00PM Party of Five 10:00PM News 11:00PM Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 11:30PM In the Heat of the Night 12:30AM Top Cops 01:00AM Rush Limbaugh 01:30AM News 02:30AM Beverly Hills, 90210 03:30AM Juvenile Justice 04:00AM Hawaii Five-0

WXIA-TV NBC11 05:00AM NBC News 05:30AM News 06:00AM News 07:00AM Today 09:00AM Montel Williams 10:00AM Leeza 11:00AM Donahue 12:00PM News 12:30PM Noonday 01:00PM Days of Our Lives 02:00PM Another World 03:00PM Rolonda 04:00PM American Journal 04:30PM Inside Edition 05:00PM News 05:30PM News 06:00PM News 06:30PM NBC News 07:00PM EXTRA 07:30PM Inside Edition 08:00PM High Sierra Search and Rescue 09:00PM Dateline NBC 10:00PM Law & Order 11:00PM News 11:35PM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:37AM Late Night with Conan O'Brien 01:36AM Later with Greg Kinnear 02:05AM Sid and Ed 02:35AM NBC News Nightside WATL-TV WB36 05:00AM The Fall Guy 06:00AM Kenneth Copeland 06:30AM Exosquad 07:00AM VR Troopers 07:30AM Bobby's World 08:00AM The Pink Panther 08:30AM Garfield and Friends 09:00AM Murphy Brown 09:30AM Murphy Brown 10:00AM Gordon Elliott 11:00AM Ricki Lake 12:00PM Jones & Jury 12:30PM Dear John 01:00PM Hunter

02:00PM Rimba's Island 02:30PM Ronin Warriors 03:00PM Tiny Toon Adventures 03:30PM Taz-Mania 04:00PM Animaniacs 04:30PM Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers 05:00PM Ricki Lake 06:00PM Married...with Children 06:30PM Cops 07:00PM Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 07:30PM The Simpsons 08:00PM The Parent 'Hood 08:30PM The Parent 'Hood 09:00PM The Wayans Bros. 09:30PM Unhappily Ever After 10:00PM Married...with Children 10:30PM Cheers 11:00PM Cops 11:30PM Coach 12:00AM M*A*S*H 12:30AM Night Court 01:00AM Paid Programming 01:30AM Your Face is Your Passport 02:00AM Gordon Elliott 03:00AM MOVIE: Aunt Mary WGNX-TV CBS46 05:30AM Dennis Prager 06:00AM Susan Powter 06:30AM CBS News 07:00AM This Morning 09:00AM Charles Perez 10:00AM Doogie Howser, M.D. 10:30AM Family Matters 11:00AM The Price is Right 12:00PM News 12:30PM Young & the Restless 01:30PM Bold & the Beautiful 02:00PM As the World Turns 03:00PM Guiding Light 04:00PM Charles Perez 05:00PM The Cosby Show 05:30PM Family Matters 06:00PM Full House 06:30PM CBS News 07:00PM News

07:30PM Love Connection 08:00PM Christy 09:00PM Northern Exposure 10:00PM Under Suspicion 11:00PM News 11:35PM Late Show with David Letterman 12:37AM Late Late Show with Tom Snyder 01:37AM Northern Exposure 02:37AM Best of Love Connection 03:07AM The Honeymooners 03:37AM MOVIE: Cry Freedom WVEU-TV UPN69 05:30AM This Morning's Business 06:00AM Bots Master 06:30AM Conan the Adventurer 07:00AM Biker Mice from Mars 07:30AM Mighty Max 08:00AM TaleSpin 08:30AM Transformers: Generation 2 09:00AM Powerfilled Thinking 09:30AM James Robison 10:00AM A-Team 11:00AM Knight Rider 12:00PM Family Feud 12:30PM Family Feud 01:00PM 700 Club 02:00PM Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad 02:30PM Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog 03:00PM The Woody Woodpecker Show 03:30PM Darkwing Duck 04:00PM Goof Troop 04:30PM Bonkers 05:00PM Aladdin 05:30PM Mama's Family 06:00PM Richard Bey 07:00PM Magnum, P.I. 08:00PM MOVIE: Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare 10:00PM Mama's Family 10:30PM Mama's Family 11:00PM I Love Lucy 11:30PM I Love Lucy 12:00AM Richard Bey 01:00AM The Entertainers 02:00AM Impulse 04:00AM Cannon

Cable: CNN - Cable News Network 05:30AM Daybreak 06:00AM Business Day 07:00AM Early Edition 09:00AM Morning News 11:00AM Showbiz Today 11:30AM CNN & Company 12:00PM O.J. Simpson Trial 03:00PM News Update 03:30PM Talkback Live 04:00PM O.J. Simpson Trial 07:00PM Moneyline 07:30PM Crossfire 08:00PM Prime News 08:30PM Inside Politics 09:00PM Larry King Live 10:00PM World News 10:30PM O.J. Simpson Trial Daily Wrap-Up 11:00PM Sports Tonight 11:30PM Moneyline 12:00AM Newsnight 12:30AM Showbiz Today 01:00AM Calling All Sports 01:30AM Sports Late Night 02:00AM Larry King Live 03:00AM Crossfire 04:00AM O.J. Simpson Trial Highlights TBS Superstation 05:00AM Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. 05:30AM CNN Headline News 06:00AM Tom & Jerry's Funhouse 06:30AM Scooby-Doo Mysteries 07:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers 07:30AM The Flintstones 08:00AM Gilligan's Island 08:30AM Bewitched 09:00AM Little House on the Prairie 10:00AM Three's Company 10:30AM Three's Company 11:00AM Matlock 12:00PM Perry Mason 01:00PM MOVIE: Bikini Beach 03:00PM Cartoon Planet

04:00PM Scooby-Doo Mysteries 04:30PM The Brady Bunch 05:00PM Saved by the Bell 05:30PM Saved by the Bell 06:00PM Growing Pains 06:30PM Who's the Boss 07:05PM Andy Griffith 07:35PM Andy Griffith 08:05PM MOVIE: Mister Roberts 10:40PM MOVIE: Operation Petticoat 01:15AM MOVIE: Mutiny on the Bounty 04:05AM Laverne & Shirley 04:35AM The Jeffersons

Retro: Northern Ohio Tues, Aug 17, 1993

Posted by request, from TV Guide-Northern Ohio edition Not listed: WQHS 61-HSN Cleveland and WMFD 68-Ind Mansfield Pledge breaks may interrupt programs on PBS stations 3 WKYC-NBC Cleveland 4 WCMH-NBC Columbus 5 WEWS-ABC Cleveland 6 WSYX-ABC Columbus 7 WTRF-CBS/ABC Wheeling 8 WJW-CBS Cleveland 9 WTOV-NBC/ABC Steubenville 9* CBET-CBC Windsor 10 WBNS-CBS Columbus 11 WTOL-CBS Toledo 13 WTVG-NBC Toledo 18 WHIZ-NBC Zanesville 19 WOIO-Fox Cleveland 23 WAKC-ABC Akron 24 WNWO-ABC Toledo 25 WVIZ-PBS Cleveland 27 WBGU-PBS Bowling Green 28 WTTE-Fox Columbus 30 WGTE-PBS Toledo 34 WOSU-PBS Columbus 36 WGPW-Fox Toledo 43 WUAB-Ind Cleveland 44 WOUC-PBS Cambridge/WOUB 20-PBS Athens

50d WKBD-Fox Detroit Morning 5:00 3 Entertainment Tonight 4-13-18 NBC News Nightside 5-6-23 ABC World News Now 8 CBS News Up to the Minute 9 Headline News 10 Ag Day 11-28 Home Shopping Club 19 Success N Life 36 New Leave It to Beaver 43 I Dream of Jeannie 50d You Bet Your Life 5:30 3-4 NBC News at Sunrise 5-6 ABC World News This Morning 8 This Morning's Business 10 CBS Morning News 13-50d Headline News 36 DuckTales 43 Romper Room 6:00 3-4-6-8-10 News 5 Good Morning Cleveland 7-11 CBS Morning News 9 Rush Limbaugh 13 NBC News at Sunrise 19 Kenneth Copeland 23 Morris Cerullo Presents 28 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 36 Stunt Dawgs 43 Casper 50d We Love Lucy (bw) 6:30 3 Today in Cleveland 7 Ohio Valley This Morning 9 NBC News at Sunrise 11-13 News 18 NBC News at Sunrise/Local News 19 Captain N 23-24 ABC World News This Morning

28 Stunt Dawgs 36 Darkwing Duck 43 Tom & Jerry 50d Inspector Gadget 6:45 25-27-30-34 AM Weather 7:00 3-4-9-13-18 Today (guest Aaron Tippin) 5-6-23-24 Good Morning America (segment on explorer David Livingstone; ch 5 only ran the first hour) 7-8-10-11 CBS This Morning (guest: child actress Kate Maberly) 9* CBC Morning News 19 James Bond Jr. 25 Economics U$A 27-30 Homestretch 28 Dennis the Menace (animated) 34 Sesame Street 36 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 43-50d Stunt Dawgs 7:30 19-36 Beetlejuice 25 Socrates to Sartre 27-30 Barney & Friends 28 Tom & Jerry Kids 43-50d Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 8:00 5 Morning Exchange (guest: Business consultant Rosemary Agonito) 19 Alvin & the Chipmunks 25 Government by Consent 27 Sesame Street 28 James Bond Jr. 30 Lamb Chop's Play-Along 34 Barney & Friends 36 Tale Spin 43 DuckTales 50d Beetlejuice 8:30 19 Inspector Gadget 25 Time to Grow 28 Beetlejuice 30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

36 Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers 43 Flintstones 50d Dennis the Menace (animated) 8:55 44 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler 9:00 3-9-13 Sally Jessy Raphael (domineering wives) 4 Geraldo (sex between high-school teachers and students) 6-18 Phil Donahue (doubting one's parenting abilities) 7-24 Regis & Kathie Lee (guests Kevin Kline and Jeff Bridges) 8 Montel Williams (erotic films) 9* What on Earthj 10 Magnum, PI 11 Cosby Show 19 Little House on the Prairie 23-36 Infomercials 25 Ghostwriter 27 Long Ago & Far Away 28 Merrie Melodies 30-34-44 Sesame Street 43 Matlock 50d Bewitched 9:30 9* Urban Peasant 11 That's Amore 27 Reading Rainbow 28 Armour of Light 50d Charles in Charge 10:00 3-13 Jerry Springer (teens and transvestism) 4-24 Vicki! (reincarnation and hypnosis; guests include Gloria Loring) 5 Regis & Kathie Lee 6-18 Maury Povinch (guest Sharon Farrell) 7-8-11 Family Feud Challenge 9 John & Leeza 9* Fred Penner's Place 10 Hart to Hart 19 Knight Rider 23-28-36-43 700 Club 27 Welcome to My Studio 30 Barney & Friends 34 Shining Time Station

44 Lamb Chop's Play-Along 50d Laverne & Shirley 10:30 9* Mr. Dressup 27 Joy of Painting 30-44 Shining Time Station 34 Reading Rainbow 50d Family Ties 11:00 3 John & Leeza 4 Joan Rivers (guest Jennie Garth) 5-23-24 Home (Orlando vacation tips) 6 Regis & Kathie Lee 7-8-10-11 Price is Right 9 Phil Donahue 9* Sesame Street 13 Concentration 18 People's Court 19 In the Heat of the Night 25-30 Reading Rainbow 27 Today's Gourmet 28 Designing Women 34 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 36 Kenneth Copeland 43 Jenny Jones (interracial adoption) 44 Health Smart Gourmet Cooking 50d Jeffersons 11:30 13 Caesars Challenge 18 Concentration 25-34 Sesame Street 27 Nathalie Dupree Cooks 28 Laverne & Shirley 30 Newton's Apple 36 About Your Health 44 Burt Wolf: Eating Well 50d Sanford & Son Afternoon noon 3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-13 News 9* midday 18 Live at Noon!

19 Happy Days 23 Infomercial 24 Love Connection 27 America with Dennis Wholey 28 21 Jump Street 30 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 36 Whoopi Goldberg (guest Gloria Estefan) 43 Designing Women 44 Evening at Pops (guests include Marvin Hamlisch) 50d Family Feud 12:30 4-18 Caesars Challenge 5-6-23-24 Loving 7-8-10-11 Young & the Restless 9-13 A Current Affair 19 Andy Griffith 25 Barney & Friends 27 Judds-Their Final Concert (recorded in 1991) 30 Trailside: Make Your Own Adventure 34 Wild America 36 Montel Williams 43 Movie "Top Secret!" 50d Vicki! 1:00 3-4-9-13-18 Days of Our Lives 5-6-23-24 All My Children 9* A Country Practice (in Canada, this Aussie soap was also shown by ASN in the Maritimes) 19 Gomer Pyle, USMC 25 Embroidery Studio 28 Infomercial 30 Victory Garden 34 Joy of Painting 44 Peggy Harris' Paintable Kingdom 1:30 7-8-10-11 Bold & the Beautiful 19 Hogan's Heroes 25 Lap Quilting 28 Hogan Family 30 Body Electric 34 Joy of Painting 36 Jenny Jones 44 Drawing Fun for Everyone

50d Little House on the Prairie 2:00 3-4-9-13-18 Another World 5-6-23-24 One Life to Live 7-8-10-11 As the World Turns 9* Coronation Street 19 Mr. Belvedere 25 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 28 Brady Bunch 30 Movie "Little Lord Fauntleroy" (bw) 34 Frugal Gourmet 44 Inspiration of Painting 2:30 9* Neighbours 19 Dennis the Menace (animated) 25 Shining Time Station 27 Naturescene 28 Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers 34 Hometime 36 James Bond Jr. 43 Tom & Jerry 44 Tom Lynch Watercolor Techiniques 50d Alvin & the Chipmunks 3:00 3 Vicki! 4 Cosby Show 5-6-23-24 General Hospital 7-8-10-11 Guiding Light 9 Concentration 9* The Bill 13-18 John & Leeza 19-36-50d Merrie Melodies 25 Barney & Friends 27 Hawaiian Quilting 28 Tale Spin 34 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 43 Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers 44 Welcome to My Studio 3:30 4 Growing Pains 9 Caesars Challenge 9* Raccoons

19-36-50d Tom & Jerry Kids 25 Lamb Chop's Play-Along 27-34 Sesame Street 28 Darkwing Duck 43 Tale Spin 44 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 4:00 3-13 Maury Povich 4 Who's the Boss? 5-10-11-18 Oprah Winfrey (one-night stands) 6 Sally Jessy Raphael 7 Mama's Family 8-9 Geraldo 9* Jupiter Moon 19-36-50d Tiny Toon Adventures 23 Heathcliff 24 Saved by the Bell 25-30 Sesame Street 28 Goof Troop 43 Darkwing Duck 44 Barney & Friends 4:30 4 Golden Girls 7 Designing Women 9* Andy Robson 19-50d Batman: The Animated Series 23 Jayce & the Wheeled Warriors 24 Wonder Years 27 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 28 Tiny Toon Adventures 34 Reading Rainbow 36-43 Goof Troop 44 Sesame Street 5:00 3-13 Phil Donahue 4-6-8-10 News 5 Live on 5 7 Hard Copy 9 Oprah Winfrey 9* 'Allo, 'Allo! 11 Designing Women 18 Inside Edition 19-50d Saved by the Bell

23 Divorce Court 24 M*A*S*H 25 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 27-34 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 28-36 Batman: the Animated Series 30 Ghostwriter 43 Wonder Years 5:30 6 A Current Affair 7-9*-24 News 8 Murphy Brown 11 Golden Girls 18 Hard Copy 19 Head of the Class 23 Family Feud 25-27 Barney & Friends 28 Wonder Years 30-34 Square One Television 36 Full House 43-50d Wavelength 44 Reading Rainbow Evening 6:00 3-5-6-8-9-11-13-18-23 News 19 Full House 24 Rush Limbaugh 25 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 27 American Adventure 28-50d Roseanne 30 Reading Rainbow 34 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour 36 Who's the Boss? 43 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 44 Square One Television 6:30 3-4-9-13-18 NBC Nightly News 5-6-23-24 ABC World News Tonight 7-10-11 CBS Evening News 19 Mama's Family (Alex Trebek guest stars as Mama goes on Jeopardy!) 25-30 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour 27 Nightly Business Report 28 Designing Women 36 Roseanne

43 Cops 44 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 50d Golden Girls 7:00 3 A Current Affair 4 News 5-11-18 Wheel of Fortune 6 Inside Edition 7 Full House 8 CBS Evening News 9 Jefferson County Fair Preview (pre-empts Inside Edition) 9* World Track & Field Championships 10 Jeopardy! 13 Entertainment Tonight 19-28 Roseanne 23 Hill Street Blues 24 Cops 27-44 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour 34 Wild America 36-50d Married...with Children 43 Star Trek: The Next Generation 7:25 34 Are You Being Served? 7:30 3-6-9 Entertainment Tonight 4 Hard Copy 5-11 Jeopardy! 7-19 Married...with Children 8 Inside Edition 10 Wheel of Fortune 13 A Current Affair 18 Muskingum County Fair Highlights (this ran here all week, I assume Jeopardy! was the show pre-empted) 24 Family Feud 25 Nightly Business Report 28 M*A*S*H 30 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 36 Roseanne 50d Who's the Boss? 8:00 3-4-9-13-18 Movie "Perry Mason: The Case of the Skin-Deep Scandal" 5-6-23-24 Full House

7-8-10-11 Movie "Batman" 9* Witness "Video Diaries: The Man Who Loved Gary Lineker" (a BBC personal diary of an Albanian doctor fighting to leave his country to meet the soccer legend) 19-28-36-50d Beverly Hills 90210 25 Nova (a journey inside the human body shows the conception and development of an embryo) 27 The 1:1 Future 30 Koalas in My Backyard 34 Amazing Grace with Bill Moyers (a doc on the story behind the hymn and its effect on people; the hymn is sung by Marion Williams, Johnny Cash, Jessye Norman, and Judy Collins) 43 Movie "Stroker Ace" 44 Nova "Rafting Through the Grand Canyon" 8:30 5-6-23-24 Where I Live 9:00 5-6-23-24 Roseanne 9* CBC Prime Time News 19-28-36-50d America's Most Wanted 30 Judds-Their Final Concert 44 Moyers: Spirit & Nature (religious experts, including the Dalai Lama, address environmental problems in a 1990 conference at Middlebury College in Vermont) 9:10 25 Gospel (performing: Wallace Davenport & the McDermott Singers for Christ, the Gospel Soul Children, and Alme White) 9:15 27 Kenny Loggins from the Redwoods 9:30 5-6-23-24 Coach 10:00 3-4-9-13-18 Dateline NBC (a report on 12-yr-old WJET Erie sports reporter Maria Sansone) 5-6-23-24 Related by Birth 9* Canada Summer Games 19 Catwalk 28 Star Trek: The Next Generation 34 Take Advantage of Low Interest Rates 36 Baseball: Detroit-California (usually aired: Star Trek at 10, Night Court at 11, and In the Heat of the Night at 11:30) 43-50d News

10:30 5-6-23-24 Graham 44 John Muir's Yosemite 10:45 7-8-10-11 Rescue 911 10:50 50d Sports Xtra 11:00 3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-13-18-23-44 News 9* Ear to the Ground 19 Studs 24 Rush Limbaugh 25 John Bradshaw on Creating Love 28 Murphy Brown 30 Are You Being Served? 43-50d M*A*S*H 11:30 7-11 Dark Justice 8 Taxi 9* Centre Stage (Aaron Neville) 19 Married...with Children 24 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 28 Arsenio Hall (guests Forest Whitaker and Brian McKnight) 30 Charlie Rose 34 Are You Being Served? 43 Golden Girls 44 To the Contrary 50d Murphy Brown 11:35 3-4-9-13-18 Tonight Show (guests Carol Burnett, Hal Ketchum, and Kelly McDonald) 5-23 ABC News Nightline 6 Cheers 10 Married...with Children 11:50 27 America with Dennis Wholey Late Night midnight 8 Arsenio Hall

9* Night Heat 19 Three's Company 24 ABC News Nightline 34 Charlie Rose 43 Designing Women 44 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler 50d Star Trek: The Next Generation 12:05 5 Hard Copy 6 ABC News Nightline 10 Dear John 23 700 Club 12:10 25 John Bradshaw on Creating Love 12:20 27 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler 12:30 19 Kate & Allie 24 Classifieds 28 Studs 43 Love Connection 12:35 3-4-9-13-18 Late Night with David Letterman (guest Garry Shandling) 5 Movie "Dune" (pt 1) 6 Rush Limbaugh 7 Arsenio Hall 10 Night Court 11 Home Shopping Spree 1:00 8 Whoopi Goldberg 19 Barney Miller 28 Perfect Strangers 36 TBA 43 Love Connection 50d Fall Guy 1:05 6 A Current Affair 10 That's Amore 23 Infomercials

1:30 8 Joan Rivers 19 Barney Miller 28 Hogan Family 36 Who's the Boss? 43 Paradise Beach 1:35 3 Rush Limbaugh 4-9-13-18 Later with Bob Costas (guest Camille Paglia) 6 Entertainment Tonight 7 Let There Be Light 10 News 2:00 19 Hogan's Heroes 28 Home Shopping Club 36 Movie "Radio Days" 43 Infomercials 50d Movie "Cheaper to Keep Her" 2:05 3 Later with Bob Costas 4 Three's Company 6 Montel Williams 9 NBC News Nightside 13-18 News 23 ABC World News Now 2:10 10 CBS News Up to the Minute 2:30 8 CBS News Up to the Minute 19 Daily Bible Lesson 2:35 3 News 4 Movie "The Double McGuffin" 5 Jane Whitney (marital problems caused by money fights) 2:40 13 NBC News Nightside 3:00

19 Daily Bible Lesson 43 All in the Family 3:05 3 NBC News Nightside 6 ABC World News Now 3:30 19 Mr. Belvedere 43 Laverne & Shirley 3:35 5 Headline News 4:00 19 That's Amore 36 Who's the Boss? 43 Infatuation 50d Okavango 4:30 5 ABC World News Now 19 Too Close for Comfort 36 Mr. Belvedere 43 Judge 50d That's Amore 4:35 4 NBC News Nightside

Retro: Los Angeles Sunday April 16, 1967

Source - TV Guide 2 - KNXT (CBS) 4 - KNBC (NBC) 5 - KTLA (Ind) 7 - KABC (ABC) 9 - KHJ (Ind) 11 - KTTV (Ind) 13 - KCOP (Ind) 22 - KWHY (Ind) 28 - KCET (Educational)

34 - KMEX (Ind - Spanish) 5:10a 11 - Lone Ranger 6:40a 11 - Morning Prayer 6:45a 11 - Christopher Program 7:00a 11 - Bible Answers 7:30a 7 - Brother Buzz - children (color) 11 - Mister Wishbone (color) 7:50a 2 - Give Us This Day 7:55a 2 - News 8:00a 2 - Lamp Unto My Feet 4 - Profile - discussion 5 - Mormon Tabernacle Choir 7 - Sunday Story Time 9 - Bible Telecource 8:15a 11 - Christopher Program 8:30a 2 - Look Up and Live 4 - Movie "The Crooked Way" 5 - God Is The Answer 7 - Beany and Cecil (color) 9 - Movie "Freckles" 11 - Cartoons (color) 13 - Kathryn Kuhlman (color) 9:00a 2 - Camera Three 7 - Linus - cartoon (color)

11 - Gigantor - cartoon 13 - Variedades (color) 9:30a 2 - Light Of Faith 5 - Movie "Wyoming" 7 - Peter Potamus (color) 11 - Alvin - cartoon (color) 10:00a 2 - Steps To Learning 4 - This Is The Life (color) 7 - Bullwinkle (color) 9 - Movie "Medusa Against The Son of Hercules" 11- Movie "Separate Tables" 13 - Roy Rogers 34 - Escuela KMEX - Ginger Cory 10:30a 2 - CBS Sports Spectacular (color) - bowling, stunt flying, soccer, interview with Meadowlark Lemon of the Harlem Globetrotters 4 - Frontiers of Faith (color) 7 - Discovery '67 (color) - tour of Thailand 13 - Social Security in Action 34 - Amor y Orgullo - Novela 10:45a 13 - Reconcilliation 11:00a 4 - Christopher Program (color) 5 - Home Buyer's Guide (color) 7 - Pro Basketball (color) - playoffs (either Philadelphia 76ers/Boston Celtics or San Francisco Warriors/St. Louis Hawks) 13 - Church in the Home (color) 11:30a 4 - Teacher '67 9 - Movie "The Spirit of St. Louis" 12:00p 2 - Scholarquiz (color) 4 - Piano Chamber Music 5 - Passport to Profit (color) 11 - Opinion (color) 13 - Oral Roberts

12:15p 5 - Changing Times 12:30p 2 - Face The Nation (color) 4 - Wit and Wisdom (color) 5 - Movie "Hell's Outpost" 11 - Flintstones (color) 13 - Faith For Today (color) 34 - Creemos - religion 1:00p 2 - Julius Sumner Miller - science (color) 4 - Meet The Press (color) 7 - Tournament of Champions - golf (color) 11 - Movie "Bhowani Junction" 13 - Roy Rogers 34 - Mediopelo - novela 1:30p 2 - Repertoire Workshop 4 - Teen Scope (color) 9 - Movie "The Spirit of St. Louis" 13 - Voice of Calvary 2:00p 2 - Soccer (color) - Atlanta Chiefs vs. Baltimore Bays (of the National Professional Soccer League - they would merge with the United Soccer League in 1968 and form the North American Soccer League and both of these teams would be in the NASL) 4 - My Favorite Sermon (color) 5 - NFL Highlights (color) 13 - Movie "Corregidor" 2:30p 4 - Existence - agriculture 7 - Directions 3:00p 4 - Milestones of Man (color) 7 - Issues and Answers (color) 11 - Movie "Tunes of Glory" 28 - Teacher '67 34 - Futbol Soccer - Mexico 3:30p

4 - The Investigation (color) 7 - Press Conference (color) 9 - News - Stan Richards 13 - Big Picture - Army 28 - Boston Pops (color) - concert 4:00p 2 - News - Clete Roberts (color) 5 - Leave It To Beaver 7 - Movie "Congolaise" 9 - Movie "Battle Flame" 13 - Little Rangers - children 4:30p 2 - Newsmakers (color) 5 - McKeever And The Colonel 13 - Wally Gator (color) 5:00p 2 - I Love Lucy 4 - Wild Kingdom (color) 5 - National Velvet 7 - President's Trip (color) - covering President Johnson's trip to South America 11 - Dennis The Menace 13 - The Munsters 22 - Church Of The Open Door 28 - World Press 34 - Toros de Mexico (bull fighting) 5:30p 2 - Amateur Hour (color) 4 - G-E College Bowl (color) 5 - It's A Small World (color) 7 - Movie "Francis In The Haunted House" 9 - Addams Family 11 - Branded (color) 13 - Patty Duke 6:00p 2 - 21st Century - documentary (color) 4 - Frank McGee Report (color) - report on West German elections 5 - Polka Parade (color) 9 - Gidget (color) 11 - Outer Limits 13 - Wackiest Ship (color) 22 - Susie

28 - Far Out Frontiers 6:30p 2 - Ralph Storey's LA (color) 4 - NBC News Special "The View From Europe" (color) 9 - Secret Agent 22 - Dateline Europe 7:00p 2 - Lassie (color) 5 - Center Stage (color) - music 7 - Voyage To The Bottom of the Sea (color) 11 - Flintstones (color) 13 - McHale's Navy 22 - Movie "California Joe" 28 - French Chef 34 - Domingos Alegres - musica 7:30p 2 - It's About Time (color) 4 - Walt Disney's World of Color (color) - "The Prince and The Pauper" 9 - Sam Yorty (color) - discussion 11 - Truth or Consequences (color) 13 - Perry Mason 28 - Music from Carnegie 8:00p 2 - Ed Sullivan (color) - singer Nancy Wilson, Broadway musical "Walking Happy", comedians Norm Crosby, Totie Fields, and Henda and Ullett 5 - Big Bands (color) 7 - The FBI (color) 11 - Seven Seas (color) - travel 22 - Star Performance 28 - Boston Symphony 34 - Hora De Raul Astor 8:30p 4 - Hey Landlord! (color) 11 - Battle of Britain (color) 13 - It is Written (color) 22 - Sea War - documentary 9:00p 2 - Smothers Brothers (color) 4 - Bonanza (color) 5 - Auto Racing (color)

7 - Movie "The Prize" 9 - Al Capp (color) 13 - Science Fiction Theater 22 - Play of the Week 28 - Showcase "Stage for Protest" 34 - Poemas 9:30p 11 - Louis Lomax (color) 13 - News - Dan Riss 22 - Fisher Family - religion 34 - Teatro 34 10:00p 2 - Candid Camera (color) 4 - Andy Williams (color) 9 - Hollywood and the Stars 11 - News - Larry Burrell (color) 13 - Vagabond (color) - travel 22 - Manion Forum 10:15p 22 - Industry on Parade 10:30p 2 - What's My Line? (color) 9 - Movie "12 Angry Men" 11 - Louis Lomax (color) 13 - Adventure Theater 28 - Close Up 10:45p 22 - Film Feature "This Is Football" 11:00p 2 - News - Clete Roberts (color) 4 - News - Tom Brokaw (color) 5 - News - Garton, Chambers (color) 13 - Dan Smoot - Talk 11:15p 2 - News - Harry Reasoner (color) 13 - Movie "Paris Underground" 11:30p 2 - Movie "Hell Below Zero"

4 - Johnny Carson (color) - Diahann Caroll, Tony Randall, Gilbert Bennett were the guests 5 - Capital And The Clergy (color) 7 - News, Sports (color) 11:45p 7 - Movie "Key To The City" 12:30a 13 - Movie "Don Juan Qulligan" 1:00a 2 - Movie "Men With Wings" 4 - Open Mind (color) - discussion

34 - KMEX (Ind - Spanish) 5:00p 34 - Toros de Mexico (bull fighting) ...bullfighting may have been a tradition in Spain and Latin America, but when was the last time it was regularly seen on Spanish-language TV in United States? It has to be at least the 1970s since I last saw any on WCIU/26 Chicago, when they were running a mainly Spanish-language prime time schedule... During this same period, bullfights also aired on WNJU/47 Linden/Newark, NJ, as they were transforming into a mainly Spanish-language programming schedule (with a few ethnic/brokered programs a la WCIU).

I see travelogues and Big Picture army shows on KCOP, as well as the same ol same ol Munsters and Patty Duke reruns. This must have been when they were running about 12 movies over and over, and one of the worst indies of the '60s. -crainbebo Agreed. Channell 13 ("A Chris-Craft Station") was the worst. Grade D movies, Bill Burrud travelogues (mostly shot silent with Burrud's syrupy narration...and don't forget Dialing for Dollars - no guests, no movie, just Alan Sloane talking at the camera for an hour and making phone calls. The jackpot would actually get [pretty large because practically NOBODY was watching.

I see travelogues and Big Picture army shows on KCOP, as well as the same ol same ol Munsters and Patty Duke reruns. This must have been when they were running about 12 movies over and over, and one of the worst indies of the '60s. Sounds like WPIX / 11 in New York during the same period. (The part of showing The Big Picture, The Munsters and The Patty Duke Show, that is; would anyone know which New York station aired Burrud's show?) Otherwise, sounds similar to WOR-TV (whose L.A. sister in those years was KHJ). From what I've read, over the years KCOP was all over the map with color film chain equipment - RCA TK-26, TK-27 and TK-28's, plus a Cohu chain. I doubt they would've had 35mm films (or 35mm prints of syndicated shows) in their library. Speaking of their film library - I noticed Don Juan Quilligan being shown this day which seems to indicate that one of the film packages KCOP had was exactly what WNBC-TV in New York had in their library during this same period (and WNBC's library was pretty thin itself, with some titles being played to death on their Movie 4 showcase, it seems, every other day). KCOP seemed to be an amalgam, programming- and film-wise, of WPIX, WOR and WNBC in these years.

Retro: Spokane, WA - Thursday, September 20, 1984 (season/series premieres)

A few questions: I've noticed in listings from this era that Sally Jessy Raphael is a halfhour, but I always remember it being an hour. When did it expand its length, and did it lose any stations over the expansion? Also, when one sees listings that just say "Cartoons" from this time period (KAYU, 8 am), what does that usually mean? Low-budget or public domain Fleischer cartoons? It's just kind of a vague listing. Thursday, September 20, 1984 2KREM (CBS) 4KXLY (ABC) 6KHQ (NBC) 7KSPS (PBS) 22KSKN (Independent) 28KAYU (Independent) MORNING

5:00 4Jim Bakker 5:25 2The Great Space Coaster 5:30 6The Mary Tyler Moore Show 5:55 2Bugs Bunny and Friends 6:00 2AgDay 6Morning Stretch 28Jim Bakker 6:25 2Tom and Jerry 6:30 4ABC News This Morning 6NBC News at Sunrise 6:45 7A.M. Weather 7:00 2CBS Morning News 4Good Morning America 6Today 7Lilias, Yoga and You 28Woody Woodpecker and Friends 7:30 7Sesame Street 28Super Friends 8:00 28Cartoons 8:30 7Mister Rogers Neighborhood 28The Adventures of Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids 9:00

2The $25,000 Pyramid 4Donahue 6The Facts of Life 7Sesame Street 28The 700 Club 9:30 2Press Your Luck 6Sale of the Century 10:00 2The Price Is Right 4Celebrity Family Feud 6Wheel of Fortune 7The Electric Company 10:30 4Loving 6Scrabble 7---The Voyage of the Mimi 28Jimmy Swaggart 11:00 2The Young and the Restless 4Family Feud 6Diffrent Strokes 7Slim Goodbodys Body Buddies 22BizNet News 28Richard Roberts Live 11:30 4The Noon Show 6Search for Tomorrow 7Play Bridge AFTERNOON 12 pm 2Body Language 4All My Children 6Days of Our Lives 7Nova 22The Merv Griffin Show 28Perry Mason 12:30

2As the World Turns 1:00 4One Life to Live 6Another World 7American Experience Vietnam: A Television History 22Family 28Bonanza 1:30 2Capitol 2:00 2Guiding Light 4General Hospital 6Santa Barbara 7Tony Browns Journal Veronica Ali, wife of Muhummad Ali, talks about her personal interests and ambitions, as well as the rumors surrounding her husbands health and finances. (Repeat) 22The Newlywed Game 28CHiPs 2:30 7Lilias, Yoga and You 3:00 2Sally Jessy Raphael 4The Flintstones 6The Waltons 7The Magic of Watercolors 22Popeye 28Inspector Gadget 3:30 2The Rockford Files 4Little House on the Prairie 7Mister Rogers Neighborhood 22Wacky Races 28Scooby-Doo 4:00 6Hour Magazine 7Sesame Street 22The Beverly Hillbillies 28He-Man and the Masters of the Universe

4:30 2Threes Company 4News 4 22Mork & Mindy 28Voltron: Defender of the Universe 5:00 2KREM 2 News 4News 4 6Q-6 News 7The Voyage of the Mimi 22Starsky & Hutch 28My Three Sons 5:30 4World News Tonight with Peter Jennings 7Nightly Business Report 28Leave It to Beaver EVENING 6:00 2CBS Evening News with Dan Rather 4The All New Lets Make a Deal 6NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw 7The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 22Hawaii Five-O 28I Love Lucy 6:30 2Entertainment Tonight Featured: Billy Dee Williams discusses his new role on Dynasty. 4One Day at a Time 6Wheel of Fortune 28Benson 7:00 2The Love Boat 4The Peoples Court 6M*A*S*H 7Doctor Who The Horns of Nimon. Romana discovers the ugly truth about Nimons purpose. 22Taxi 28S.W.A.T.

7:30 4WKRP in Cincinnati 6PM Magazine 7Butterflies 22Family Feud 8:00 2Magnum, P.I. On Face Value. Magnum comes to the aid of a woman (Talia Balsam) who was injured as an apparently innocent bystander in a freak accident while he was pursuing criminal suspects. (Repeat) 4People Do the Craziest Things (Premiere) Bert Convy is host for segments featuring ordinary people caught in unusual situations. 6The Cosby Show Pilot. (Premiere) An obstetrician (Bill Cosby) living in New York with his lawyer-life (Phylicia Ayers-Allen) and their four children tries to spend a quiet night at home. 7Child Sexual Abuse: What Your Children Should Know High school students discuss sexual assault and the ways to anticipate and minimize risks. Hosted by Mike Farrell. (Part 5 of 5) 22MOVIE: The Adventures of Frontier Freemont (1976) Dan Haggerty, Denver Pyle. A St. Louis tinsmith tires of the city life and heads for the mountains, where he is happy communing with nature and the animals of the high mountains. 28High School Football East Valley vs. Clarkston. 8:30 4Whos the Boss? Pilot. (Premiere) A streetwise, fun-loving man (Tony Danza) becomes the housekeeper for a corporate executive (Judith Light) with a sophisticated lifestyle. Mona: Katherine Helmond. 6Family Ties The Gambler. (Season Premiere) When Elyse is stricken with gambling fever on a business trip to Atlantic City, she risks her job and the familys money. 9:00 2Simon & Simon Under the Knife. A surgeon hires A.J. and Rick to prove that a man suing him is faking paraplegia, but even the Simons best tricks cant coax the fraud to stand up. (Repeat) 4Glitter Trouble in Paradise. Sam and Kate (David Birney, Morgan Brittany) probe the life of a member of the royal family but soon discover that life as a princess is not as glamorous as they had imagined. 6Cheers

Ill Be Seeing You (Part 2). The relationship between Sam and Diane becomes strained when she tries to present him with a portrait of herself painted by an eccentric artist (Christopher Lloyd). (Repeat) 7Mystery! Sergeant Cribb: Mad Hatters Holiday. The sergeant is called in when the dismembered remains of a body are discovered on Brighton Beach. (Repeat) 10:00 2Mike Hammer Satan, Cyanide and Murder. After a woman is murdered in his office, Hammer (Stacy Keach) must find out if he was actually the intended target. (Repeat) 420/20 (Season Premiere) Correspondents including Barbara Walters, Tom Jarriel and Geraldo Rivera present investigative reports, features and personality profiles. Hugh Downs returns as series host. Scheduled for tonight are reports on state parole systems and sex education, and a profile of Edward Kennedy, Jr. 6Hill Street Blues Evas Brawn. Renko gets cold feet minutes before his wedding; Davenport makes plans to fly to Paris; three loan sharks seize a jail bus. (Repeat) 7Seeing Things 22Barnaby Jones 10:30 28Alfred Hitchcock Presents 11:00 2KREM 2 News 4News 4 6Q-6 News 7Lyman H. Howes High Class Moving Pictures 28The Twilight Zone 11:30 2Newhart 4Nightline 6The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Scheduled: Steve Martin (All of Me), Annie Potts (Ghostbusters, Crimes of Passion). 28The Millionaire 12:00 4Eye on Hollywood 28The 700 Club Scheduled: Dr. Robert Schuller on being a tough-minded, tenderhearted person; victory over cerebral palsy.

12:05 2MOVIE: The Ordeal of Bill Carney (TV, 1981) Ray Sharkey, Richard Crenna. The landmark court battle waged by a real-life quadriplegic for the custody of his children. 12:30 4The Love Connection 6Late Night with David Letterman Scheduled: author Lisa Birnbach, Karel Souzek (who went over Niagara Falls in a barrel), sportscaster Don Meredith. 2:00 2CBS News Nightwatch

Some stations aired the 30 minute version, some aired an hour version, both in the early days of Sally Jessy Raphael. They had a choice.Thanks, I had no idea! Making two versions of each episode must have been hell on the editors. It appears that KSKN had already scaled back to a 12-hour broadcast day, less than a year after signing on. Yep. They were only about six months from their first bankruptcy filing.

Retro: Oklahoma City/Ada, OK Mon, Aug 17, 1970

from TV Guide-Oklahoma City edition WKY 4-NBC Oklahoma City 6:30 Farm News & Weather 7:00 Today (Aline Saarinen subs for Barbara Walters this week; guests include architect/city planner Paolo Soleri, author Harry Howe Ransom, and composer/poet/Vietnam vet Frank Bullard) 9:00 Dinah Shore (guests Robert Atkins, and James Kavanaugh) 9:30 Concentration 10:00 Sale of the Century 10:30 Hollywood Squares 11:00 Jeopardy! 11:30 Who, What or Where Game 11:55 NBC News noon News/Weather 12:25 Dannysday 1:00 Days of Our Lives

1:30 Doctors 2:00 Another World-Bay City 2:30 Bright Promise 3:00 Mike Douglas (co-host Roger Williams/guests are FCC commissioner Nicholas Johnson and Buddy Rich) 4:00 Foreman Scotty 4:30 Flintstones 4:55 He Said! She Said! 5:25 Paul Harvey 5:30 NBC Nightly News 6:00 News/Weather/Sports 6:30 My World 7:00 Baseball: San Francisco-Pittsburgh (alt game: Philadelphia-Cincinnati) 10:00 News/Weather/Sports 10:30 Tonight Show (Joan Rivers subs for Johnny this week; guests include author Doris Lilly) mid. Paul Harvey 12:05 News KOCO 5-ABC Oklahoma City 7:20 Reflections 7:25 What's Happening 7:30 Rise & Shine Report 7:50 Good Morning Ho-Ho 8:30 Jack LaLanne 9:00 Ida "B" 9:30 Galloping Gourmet 10:00 Bewitched 10:30 That Girl 11:00 Best of Everything 11:30 World Apart noon All My Children 12:30 Let's Make a Deal 1:00 Newlywed Game 1:30 Dating Game 2:00 General Hospital 2:30 One Life to Live 3:00 Dark Shadows 3:30 Movie "Two Days to Tulare" (bw) 5:00 News/Weather/Sports 5:30 ABC Evening News 6:00 Truth or Consequences 6:30 It Takes a Thief "Beyond a Treasonable Doubt" 7:30 Movie "The Busy Body" 9:30 Now "We Have Met the Enemy and He is Us" (Marlene Sanders reports on the US population explosion)

10:00 News/Weather/Sports 10:30 Movie "Eternally Yours" (bw) KWTV 9-CBS Oklahoma City 6:15 Summer Semester "Eisenhower" 6:45 Morning Devotions 6:55 Farm Report 7:00 This Morning Oklahoma 7:50 Lucille Rivers 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Lucille Ball 9:30 Beverly Hillbillies 10:00 Andy Griffith 10:30 Love of Life 11:00 Where the Heart is 11:25 CBS News 11:30 Search for Tomorrow noon News/Weather 12:15 Farm News & Markets 12:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Love is a Many-Splendored Thing 1:30 Guiding Light 2:00 Secret Storm 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Gomer Pyle, USMC 3:30 Gilligan's Island 4:00 I Love Lucy (bw) 4:30 Perry Mason "The Prodigal Parent" (bw) 5:30 CBS Evening News 6:00 News/Weather/Sports 6:30 Gunsmoke (Herman Rubin guest stars a hypnotist scam artist, in an episode he also wrote) 7:30 Lucille Ball (guest stars Ken Berry and Ralph Story; Ralph plays himself) 8:00 Mayberry RFD 8:30 Doris Day 9:00 Wild Wild West "The Night of the Returning Dead (guest stars Sammy Davis Jr. and Peter Lawford) 10:00 News/Weather/Sports 10:30 Merv Griffin (guests Elaine Stritch, Gary Puckett, and Frankie Howerd) KTEN 10-ABC/NBC Ada (the only Texoma station listed) 8:30 All My Children 9:00 Jack LaLanne 9:30 Galloping Gourmet 10:00 Bewitched 10:30 That Girl

11:00 Best of Everything 11:30 World Apart noon Farm Report 12:10 News/Weather 12:25 Way of Truth 12:30 Let's Make a Deal 1:00 Newlywed Game 1:30 Darting Game 2:00 General Hospital 2:30 One Life to Live 3:00 Dark Shadows 3:30 Movie "The Sea Chase" 5:00 News/Weather/Sports 5:25 Paul Harvey 5:30 ABC Evening News 6:00 News/Weather/Sports 6:30 It Takes a Thief "Beyond a Treasonable Doubt" 7:30 Movie "The Busy Body" 9:30 Now "We Have Met the Enemy and He is Us" 10:00 News/Weather/Sports 10:25 Paul Harvey 10:30 Dick Cavett (guests include Marvin Belli) KETA 13-NET Oklahoma City 5pm Sesame Street (ep 106, Pat Paulsen explains full and empty) 6:00 Misterogers' Neighborhood 6:30 What's News 7:00 World Press 8:00 PBS Special "Human Environment and World Order" (UN Secretary-General U Thant speaks at an University of Texas International ex-student conference) 9:00 American Civil War "Northern Homefront in Wartime" 9:30 Conversational Spanish

WKY 4-NBC Oklahoma City 7:00 Today (Aline Saarinen subs for Barbara Walters this week; guests include architect/city planner Paolo Soleri, author Harry Howe Ransom, and composer/poet/Vietnam vet Frank Bullard) There was something of an irony in this, as Aline Saarinen at the time was hostess of a local show on WNBC-TV in New York that aired after Today, For Women Only. About a year later, "Baba Wawa" assumed stewardship of the program, which was then transformed into Not for Women Only which also aired in syndication on some stations across the country. I'm curious as to why the title "Not for Women Only", when the show entered

syndication. I think WNBC's weatherman, Dr. Frank Field, was one of the co-hosts, but still the title seemed cumbersome.

Interesting that KTEN's schedule was primarily ABC, and they ran Dick Cavett, while KOCO-TV did not, and filled with old movies. At the time, KTEN was primary ABC with a little NBC. KXII was primary NBC with a little CBS. So NBC got most of its programs on in the market. CBS got the least, at least until KXII started moving toward CBS. The stations' signals didn't completely overlap, though. At the time, KTEN's signal did not reach Sherman-Denison at all, and they weren't on cable. KXII's tower was so far south to reach Sherman-Denison, but the signal was not strong in Ada. (I think KXII was on Ada's cable, however.) Not for Women Only aired on KOMO/4 during it's syndi run, sometimes early in the morning, sometimes at 11AM. -crainbebo

Retro: Evansville/Paducah, Sat. May 28th, 1977

Source: TV Guide CHANNELS 3 WSIL Harrisburg, IL [ABC] 6 WPSD Paducah, KY [NBC] 7 WTVW Evansville, IN [ABC] 8 WSIL Carbondale, IL [PBS] 9 WNIN Evansville [PBS] 12 KFVS Cape Girardeau, MO [CBS] 14 WFIE Evansville [NBC] 25 WEHT Evansville [CBS] KET Kentucky Educational Television [Channels 21, 23, 35 and 53] 6AM 12 Summer Semester Aging: How the death of a spouse and retirement affect the elderly. 6:30

7 U.S. Farm Report Scheduled: Interviews with Farm Credit Administration governor Donald Wilkinson; and Rep. Tom Foley [D-WA] chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, who discusses the Agriculture Act of 1977. 12 News 14 Agriscope 6:45 6 Weather 7AM 3 Tom & Jerry/Mumbly 6 14 Woody Woodpecker 7 4-H In Action 12 25 Sylvester and Tweety KET Teaching Children to Read 7:30 3 7 Jabberjaw 6 14 Pink Panther 12 25 Clue Club KET Teaching Children to Read 8AM 3 7 Scooby-Doo, Dynomutt 9 Sesame Street 12 25 Bugs Bunny/Roadrunner KET Human Relations and School Discipline 8:30 KET Human Relations and School Discipline 9AM 6 14 Speed Buggy 9 Once Upon a Classic Beginning a six-part adaption of "Heidi." In Part 1, Heidi [Emma Blake] is left in the care of her reclusive grandfather [Hans Meyer]. 12 25 Tarzan KET Characteristics of Learning Disabilities 9:30 3 7 Krofft Supershow 6 14 Monster Squad 9 Zoom 12 25 Batman KET Characteristics of Learning Disabilities

10AM 6 14 Space Ghosts, Frankenstein Jr. 9 To Be Announced 12 25 Shazam!/Isis KET Key to The Universe Special: This report on physics covers research into subatomic particles such as quarks; antimatter; the big-bang theory of creation. 10:30 3 7 Superfriends 6 14 Big John, Little John 9 Rebop 11AM 3 7 Short Story Special Special: "Valentine's Second Chance," an adaption of O. Henry's "A Retrieved Reformation." Ken Berry plays a reformed safecracker who would have to reveal his criminal past to save a boy locked in a bank vault. Ben Price: Greg Morris. 6 4 Land of the Lost 9 Electric Company 12 25 Fat Albert The evils of narcotics are spelled out by Bill Cosby. 11:30 3 7 American Bandstand Appearances by Alan O'Day ["Undercover Angel," "Angie Baby"] and Shalamar ["Uptown Festival," "Oh, Baby Baby"]. 6 14 Kids from C.A.P.E.R. 9 Crockett's Victory Garden 12 25 Ark II The Arkites revive two men frozen into suspended animation back in the 20th century. Arnie Pool: Jim Backus. 12PM 6 RFD-TV 9 Sesame Street 12 25 Children's Film Festival A boy's pet dog accidentally invents means of invisibility in "Where's Johnny?" [1974], a fanciful tale from England. Johnny: Raymond Boal. 14 Item KET New Shapes: Education 12:30 3 Racers The final race of the Indy circuit, from Phoenix, AZ.

6 Atop the Fencepost 7 Indianapolis 500 Festival Parade Special: The 21st annual Indianapolis 500 Festival Parade. Yogi Bear and Huckleberry Hound are some of the Hanna-Barbera cartoon characters led through downtown Indianapolis by Grand Marshals William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. Also on hand are marching bands and the Indy 500's 33 starting drivers. 14 I Dream of Jeannie BW With Jeannie doing all the chores, Tony feels he's getting soft. KET Movie BW "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" [1919], a silent classic about a mad hypnotist [Werner Krauss] and his sleepwalking slave. 1PM 3 U.S. Farm Report 6 Dragnet 9 Mister Rogers 12 Movie BW "The Gene Krupa Story." [1959] Sal Mineo's energetic performance dominates this account of the jazz drummer-bandleader's rise to fame and his efforts to cope with success. Ethel: Susan Kohner. 14 Tarzan 25 Ag-USA Juvenile offenders are seen doing rehabilitative work at Boys' Republic in Chino, CA. 1:30 3 Indianapolis 500 Festival Parade [JIP] 6 Kentuckyafield 9 Guppies to Groupers 25 Current Comment KET Documentary Showcase "South Africa: The White Laager" profiles the country's ruling Afrikaners. 2PM 6 Spirit of Independence 9 Movie BW "Harmony Trail." [1945, Ken Maynard] 14 Soul Train 25 World of Survival Wasps-architects of the insect world-are featured in this study, which includes a look at a female wasp preparing her nest for eggs. 2:30 3 Public Policy Forums The risks of saccharin are weighed against its benefits in a discussion. Participants include Rep. James G. Martin [R-NC]. 6 Bonnie Lou and Buster

7 Medix Available artificial body parts and ones that are on the drawing board are shown. 25 Ara's Sports World Bowling tips are offered by professional Dick Weber in an interview with host Ara Parseghian. KET Cinema Showcase 3PM 6 14 Grandstand 7 Hogan's Heroes Problems with Hogan's emergency radio broadcasts. Hogan: Bob Crane. 9 Super Serial Showcase BW 12 Public Affairs Forum [spelled wrong on guide: Public Affairs Frum] 25 Treasure Hunt KET Black Perspective on the News 3:15 6 14 Baseball The Cincinnati Reds face the Dodgers at Los Angeles. Joe Garagiola and Tony Kubek report. [Rain game: Braves at Giants in SF.] 3:30 3 7 Wide World of Sports 1. The Grand Prix of Monaco, taped at Monte Carlo. Entrants include 1976 winner Niki Lauda, reigning Formula One champion James Hunt, current point-leader Jody Scheckter, and Mario Andretti, who has already won two races on the Grand Prix circuit this season. A good showing here would boost Andretti's chances of becoming the first American Formula One champion since Phil Hill in 1961. Jackie Stewart reports. 2. The NCAA Wrestling Championships, taped at Oklahoma City. Al Michaels and Ken Kraft report. 3. The Indy 500 Pit Stop Championship. 9 It's Your Show 12 25 Sports Spectacular 1. Two teams, survivors of an original field of 20,000 bowlers, meet in the Brunswick Mixed Doubles Championship, taped at San Francisco. Johnny Morris and Dave Davis report. 2. Motorcycle daredevil Gary Wells attempts to leap over 21 1/2 cars at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Ken Squier reports. 3. The PRCA Rodeo Invitational, taped at Red Bluff, CA. Gary bender and Steven Ford report. KET Comment on Kentucky 4PM 9 KET NOVA The desert region of southern Arizona is the setting for a look at how animal and plant life endure its harsh environment. Also: footage of a desert snowstorm. [Captioned for the hearing-impaired] 5PM

9 Studio See 12 News 25 Pro-Fan KET The Way It Was One of the most remarkable comebacks in the annals of college football-Harvard's 16point performance in the final 42 seconds of the 1968 Harvard-Yale game-is the subject of this week's program. 5:30 3 ABC News-Ted Koppel 7 Porter Wagoner Melba Montgomery is a guest. Songs include "Don't Keep Me Lonely Too Long" [Melba]; "Whatever Happened to Randolph Scott?" [Linda Moore]. 9 Zoom 12 25 CBS News-Bob Schieffer KET Infinity Factory 6PM 3 Lawrence Welk "All I Do Is Dream of You," "Dreamy Melody," "I Dreamed," "Always," "A Dream Is a Wish," "Street of Dreams," "Dream a Little Dream of Me," "Drifting and Dreaming." 6 25 News 7 ABC News-Ted Koppel 8 Electric Company 9 Rebop Segments include a profile of a 17-year-old Memphis musician who performs with a gospel group. 12 Hee Haw Charley Pride, and Dave and Sugar are the guests. Selections include "I Don't Deserve a Mansion" [Charley], "Door's Always Open" [Dave and Sugar]. 14 Pop Goes The Country Charley Pride does "Whole Lotta Things to Sing About" and "Little Delta Church." KET Studio See 6:30 6 Accent 7 WTVW News Documentary 8 9 KET Once Upon a Classic In Part 2 of "Heidi," the village pastor tries to enroll the mountain girl in school. But he meets with resistance from Heidi's reclusive grandmother. Heidi: Emma Blake. 14 Wild Kingdom Island-hopping to wildlife outposts around the world. Sequences show sea lions on Walrus Island, bears on Kodiak Island. 25 Wild, Wild World of Animals "Sea of Cortez" samples the abundant wildlife in the Gulf of California.

7PM 7 Wonder Woman Earth is visited by an outer-space alien sent to pass judgment on warring humankind-and, if necessary, to destroy the planet. First of two parts. Wonder Woman: Lynda Carter. Steve: Lyle Waggoner. 6 14 Emergency! Dissatisfied with the usual TV fare, Gage [Randolph Mantooth]-in a burst of creative energy-slaves all night at the typewriter to develop an idea for a new kind of show. DeSoto: Kevin Tighe. 8 Great Performances Suspicion falls on Stephen [Alan Dobie] when Bounderby's bank is robbed in Part 3 of "Hard Times." Meanwhile, Harthouse forces his attentions on Louisa [Jacqueline Tong]. Bounderby: Timothy West. 9 Collage 12 25 Mary Tyler Moore A rerun spotlighting Ted. KET Lowell Thomas Remembers Labor leader John L. Lewis is profiled. 7:30 9 Voyage to the End of the Earth The Arctic explorations of Norwegian Fridtjof Nansen [1861-1930] are traced in this documentary narrated by John Gielgud. [Next week, the ecology series "Oasis in Space" begins here.] 12 25 Bob Newhart Bob is both flattered and embarrassed by the attentions of a pert psychology student assigned to observe him at work. Ronnie Kidd: Tovah Feldshuh. KET Best of Ernie Kovacs BW A sultry weather reporter, and a commercial featuring a mobster and his moll are part of a segment about TV in the future. Also: Dracula shoots pool with Frankenstein. 8PM 3 7 Starsky and Hutch Starsky and Hutch are after a big-time narcotics dealer whose principal customers are young prostitutes. Starsky: Paul Michael Glasser. Hutch: David Soul. Amboy: Art Metrano. 6 14 Movie Steve McQueen races at "Le Mans" [1971] in a documentary-style drama about drivers and their pit crews preparing for the annual 24-hour competition. Erich Stahler: Siegfried Rauch. 8 People vs. Inez Garcia Special: An adult courtroom drama drawn from the actual transcripts of the 1974 California murder trial of Inez Garcia, a 30-year-old woman who insisted that she killed because she was raped. Inez Garcia: Silvana Gallardo. Charles Garry: Robert Loggia. Judge Lawson: Robert Haswell. 9 UN Day Concert

Special: Soviet pianist Lazar Berman and American contralto Marian Anderson perform in this concert at the UN General Assembly Hall. Antal Dorati conducts the National Symphony Orchestra in Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1; Ravel's "Daphnis et Chloe", and Copland's "A Lincoln Portrait," narrated by Anderson [who was a member of the American UN delegation in 1958]. 12 25 All in The Family Mike and Gloria are furious when they find out that Archie has entered a photo of little Joey in a beautiful-baby contest. Archie: Carroll O'Connor. Mike: Rob Reiner. Gloria: Sally Struthers. KET Notable Kentucky Family This expanded version of "Distinguished Kentuckians" profiles the seven Dawahare children. 8:30 12 25 Alice While singing in a disreputable nightclub, Alice [Linda Lavin] is picked up with two ladies of the evening and charged with prostitution. Mel: Vic Tayback. Flo: Polly Holliday. 9PM 3 7 Feather & Father Gang One of Harry's old con cronies is the mark in a diabolical scam devise by the swindler's wife and his business manager. Harry: Harold Gould. Feather: Stefanie Powers. Margo: Joan Shawlee. 12 25 Carol Burnett Betty White, reprising her role as acid-tongued sister Ellen, helps take the Family on a rocky trip down memory lane while cleaning up the attic. Betty also joins Carol in a sketch about two aging pompon girls, and takes part in a musical finale saluting the Ziegfeld Follies. In another routine, one bar patron advises another how best to palm off a phony $20 bill. Harvey Korman, Tim Conway. KET Soundstage Top jazzmen perform on the 1976 Down Beat Reader's Poll Awards. The show stresses music over prizes, and includes numbers by Chick Corea [keyboards]; Stanley Clarke [bass]; George Benson [guitar]; Jean-Luc Ponty [violin]; Sonny Fortune [sax]; Ron Carter [bass]; Bill Watrous [trombone]; Billy Cobham [drums]; Thad Jones [trumpet]; Gary Burton [vibes]; and Phil Upchurch [bass]. The selections include "Breezin'," "Lover Man." 9:30 8 Voyage to the End of the Earth See 7:30pm, Ch. 9. [sign off afterwards] 9 Movie BW Dracula first came to the screen as "Nosferatu." [German, 1922] In this silent adaption of Bram Stoker's novel, the vampire count is depicted as a ghoulish grotesque and the carrier of a plague infesting 19th-century Bremen. Count Orlock/Nosferatu: Max Schreck.

10PM 3 ABC News 7 Hee Haw See 6PM, Ch. 12. 12 News 25 Movie "Death Master" KET Monty Python's Flying Circus Foam-rubber snow and a stuffed lion are featured in a scene from "Scott of the Antarctic." [sign off afterwards] 10:10 6 14 News 10:15 3 News 10:30 3 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert The performers are Al Stewart, Chubby Checker, the Bay City Rollers, Queen, Blondie, the Babys, comic Rick Podell and the Mime Company. Musical selections include "Year of the Cat," "On the Border" [Al]; "Pony Time." [sign off afterwards] 12 Gunsmoke Jeannette Nolan plays a crusty old woman and Dack Rambo an ornery young outlaw in a two-part character study. Kitty: Amanda Blake. Matt: James Arness. 10:40 6 14 Saturday Night Host Broderick Crawford joins the Not Read for Prime Time Players in a takeoff on his 1950s series "Highway Patrol"; and Linda Ronstadt appears in a musical spoof of the saccharin controversy with Laraine Newman, Gilda Radner and Jane Curtin. Other comedy segments include Gilda as Barbara Walters. 9 Movie BW "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre." [1948] Humphrey Bogart and Tim Holt star in this powerful version of B. Traven's novel about greed. Screenwriter-director John Huston won two Oscars. [sign off after] 11PM 7 Movie "Tom Jones." [1963] Splendid version of Henry Fielding's bawdy novel depicting the amorous adventures of a good-natured youth [Albert Finney] in 18th-century England. Susannah York. [ABC News follows the movie] [after ABC News, sign off] 11:30 12 Nashville on the Road

Music: "I Heard the Bluebirds Sing," "Three Bells" [Browns]; "American Trilogy" [Sandi Burnett]. Midnight 12 Good News 25 Jack the Ripper The gumshoes examine police files on the mysterious killer's first two victims. 12:10 6 Dragnet [sign off afterwards] Friday and Gannon try to get citizens to take an active part in a crime-prevention campaign. Friday: Jack Webb. Gannon: Harry Morgan. 14 Mission: Impossible The IMF agents board a jetliner to rescue a leader-in-exile, whose Balkan country is now a military dictatorship. Phelps: Peter Graves. 12:30 12 With This Ring 12:45 12 News [then sign-off] 1AM 25 With This Ring [then sign-off] -crainbebo

10:40 6 14 Saturday Night Host Broderick Crawford joins the Not Read for Prime Time Players in a takeoff on his 1950s series "Highway Patrol"; and Linda Ronstadt appears in a musical spoof of the saccharin controversy with Laraine Newman, Gilda Radner and Jane Curtin. Other comedy segments include Gilda as Barbara Walters. Well, THIS is a big head-scratcher! I can't speak for pre June 1978, when our family relocated to Cape Girardeau, but at that point, WPSD 6 did not carry SNL at all. It wasn't until early 1979 before 6 picked it up, but then delayed an hour. So I guess they DID carry it in pattern at the beginning? Something then must've happened, i.e. a skit that rubbed management the wrong way. I was under the impression that was never seen on WPSD prior to 1979! -_Russell

11:30 3 7 American Bandstand Appearances by Alan O'Day ["Undercover Angel," "Angie Baby"] and Shalamar ["Uptown Festival," "Oh, Baby Baby"]. Shalamar was a creation of Don Cornelius and the "Soul Train" machine (a couple of the members, including Jody Watley, were former "ST" dancers). I had thought that the group was still somewhat associated with "Soul Train" at the time, so it's surprising to see them on "AB" (especially in the seventies, when there was some bad blood between Cornelius and Dick Clark).

And that episode of "Emergency!" called "All Night Long" aired on NBC saturday evenings was that the very last episode of the weekly tv series before several E! tv movies came back for one more season?

10:40 6 14 Saturday Night Host Broderick Crawford joins the Not Read for Prime Time Players in a takeoff on his 1950s series "Highway Patrol"; and Linda Ronstadt appears in a musical spoof of the saccharin controversy with Laraine Newman, Gilda Radner and Jane Curtin. Other comedy segments include Gilda as Barbara Walters.Well, THIS is a big head-scratcher! I can't speak for pre June 1978, when our family relocated to Cape Girardeau, but at that point, WPSD 6 did not carry SNL at all. It wasn't until early 1979 before 6 picked it up, but then delayed an hour. So I guess they DID carry it in pattern at the beginning? Something then must've happened, i.e. a skit that rubbed management the wrong way. I was under the impression that was never seen on WPSD prior to 1979! -_RussellI was only 11 when SNL debuted in 1975, so I am not really old enough to remember for sure. However, I recall them reading (on the air) letters from their "mailbag" in which they were criticized for not carrying SNL. So my guess is that they didn't carry it all (at first), then carried it an hour late (for the better part of 20 years!) as some sort of "compromise." They didn't carry it on time until sometime in the '90s, by which time most of us (myself included) had long since lost interest in SNL.

Retro: Northern Ohio Sun, Aug 15, 1993

from TV Guide-Northern Ohio edition Not listed: WQHS 61-HSN Cleveland and WMFD 68-Ind Mansfield Pledge breaks may interrupt programs on PBS stations 3 WKYC-NBC Cleveland

4 WCMH-NBC Columbus 5 WEWS-ABC Cleveland 6 WSYX-ABC Columbus 7 WTRF-CBS/ABC Wheeling 8 WJW-CBS Cleveland 9 WTOV-NBC/ABC Steubenville 9* CBET-CBC Windsor 10 WBNS-CBS Columbus 11 WTOL-CBS Toledo 13 WTVG-NBC Toledo 18 WHIZ-NBC Zanesville 19 WOIO-Fox Cleveland 23 WAKC-ABC Akron 24 WNWO-ABC Toledo 25 WVIZ-PBS Cleveland 27 WBGU-PBS Bowling Green 28 WTTE-Fox Columbus 30 WGTE-PBS Toledo 34 WOSU-PBS Columbus 36 WGPW-Fox Toledo 43 WUAB-Ind Cleveland 44 WOUC-PBS Cambridge/WOUB 20-PBS Athens 50d WKBD-Fox Detroit Morning 5:00 3 Movie "A Touch of Class" cont'd 5 Insight 8 Movie "Blowing Wild" cont'd (bw) 9 Star Trek: The Next Generation 10 Headline News 13 NBC News Nightside 19 Movie "Coach of the Year" cont'd 23 Outdoor Gazette 25 Faces of Culture 28 21 Jump Street 43 Movie "Who Killed Mary Whats'ername?" cont'd 50d Monkees 5:30 5 Herald of Truth 8 Wall Street Journal Report 10 US Farm Report 23 Travel Travel 25 Business of Management 50d Infomercial

6:00 3-4 America's Black Forum 5 Minority Business Report 8 Working Woman 9 Rural-Urban Scene 10 Headline News 19 Roggin's Heroes 23 Morris Cerullo Presents 25 Sociological Imagination 28 Jenny's Song 43 Old Time Gospel Hour 50d It's Your Business 6:30 3 Sunday Today in Cleveland 4 Search 5 Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 6-11 Infomercials 7 Church Service (denomination not listed) 8 Catholic Mass 9 Dennis Palmer 10 Minority Business Report 19 Hogan's Heroes 23 Divine Plan 25 Ethics in Business 36 It's Your Business 50d Washington Report 7:00 3-13-24 Infomercials 4 News 5 Bugs Bunny & Friends 7-19 In Touch 8 Kenneth Copeland 9-50d Hour of Power 10 It's Your Business 11 World Tomorrow 18 Captain Planet 23 Ever Increasing Faith 36-43 TBA 7:30 3-6 World Tomorrow 5 ZooLife 9* Coronation Street omnibus

10 Headline News 11 Day of Discovery 13 Power for Living 18 Amazing Grace 25 GED 27-34 Barney & Friends Marathon 28 Feed the Children 30 Barney & Friends 36 Infomercial 7:55 44 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler 8:00 3-4-18 Sunday Today (Richard Belzer, Will Durst, and Jim Morris sound off on President Clinton) 5 Captain Planet 6-43 Coral Ridge 7 In Search of the Lord's Way 8 News 9 Ernest Angley 10 KidsNews Network 11-28 Kenneth Copeland 13 Worship for Shut-Ins 19 Scratch 23 Dave Lombardi 24 Hour of Power 25 Barney & Friends Marathon 30 Lamb Chop's Play-Along 36 Jimmy Swaggart 44 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 50d Church of Today 8:30 5 Big Valley 6 Hour of Power 7 Spiritual Awakening 10 First Edition 13 Mass for Shut-Ins 19 Shaker Square 23 James Robison 30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 43 Feed the Children 44 Shining Time Station 9:00

3 News 4-18 Meet the Press 7 Infomercials 8-10-11 CBS News Sunday Morning (report from Cuba, and an interview with Maxene Andrews) 9 Day of Discovery 9* Canadian Gardener 13 Sunday Today 19 Positively Speaking 23 Larry Jones 24 In Touch 28 Breakthrough 30 Sesame Street 36 Coral Ridge 43 World Changers Ministries 44 Lamb Chop's Play-Along 50d Wizard of Oz 9:30 5 Columbo 6 Old Time Gospel Hour 9 Mr. Bogus 9* Real Estate Classifieds 19 Larry Elder 23 American Religious Town Hall 44 Barney & Friends 50d Gulliver's Travels 10:00 3-13 Meet the Press 4 News 7 Tennis (men's and women's singles finals from the 32nd annual tourney at Oglebay Park, Wheeling) 9 DuckTales (1 hr) 9* Sherlock Holmes 18 Life Choices 19 Fall Guy 23 Baptist Church Service 24 Old Time Gospel Hour 28 Spectrum 30 Barney & Friends 36 TBA 43 Infomercial 44 Reading Rainbow 50d Around the World in Eighty Dreams

10:30 4-11 Life Choices 6 This Week 8 Face the Nation 10 Home Again 18-36 Infomercials 28 Designing Women 30 Long Ago & Far Away 43 Real Estate Classifieds 44 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 50d King Arthur 11:00 3 Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous 4 Catholic Mass 5 Good Morning America-Sunday 8 World Tomorrow 9 Star Trek: The Next Generation 9* Best Years 10-11 Real Estate Classifieds 13 Toledo Up Front 18 With Love from Susan Patterson 19 WWF Wrestling 23 Civic Forum of the Air 24 Feed the Children 28 Infomercial 30 Newton's Apple 43 Hour of Power 44 Club Connect 50d American Gladiators 11:30 4-8 Real Estate Classifieds 6 Newsmakers 9* Pet Connection 10 50 Greatest Home Runs in Baseball History 11 Face the Nation 13 Infomercial 18 Star Trek: The Next Generation 23-24 This Week 28 All in the Family 30 Club Connect 44 Sneak Previews Afternoon noon

3-8 News 4 Abraham Joshua Heschel Remembered (reairing an interview with the philosopher/theologian/social activist, taped shortly before his death in 1972) 5 This Week 6 National Geographic 9 Movie "Swiss Family Robinson" 9* Meeting Place 11 Newsmakers 13 Together We Win (Ohio Special Olympics highlights) 19 NFL exhibition: New England-Cleveland (taped yesterday in Toronto) 27 Firing Line 28 Movie "Assignment to Kill" 30 John McLaughlin's One on One 34 Blake's 7 43 Renegade 44 Computer Chronicles 50d Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 12:30 3 Movie "Chance of a Lifetime" 8 Gold Show 10-18 Infomercial 11 Community Showcase 13 Movie "Midnight Run" 23 Day of Discovery 24 Classifieds 25 This Old House 27 To the Contrary 30 Adam Smith 44 World of Collector Cars 1:00 4 Movie "Skokie" 5-8-23 Infomercials 6 Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous 9* Country Canada 10 Night Court 11 PGA Championship Preview (it was held in Toledo that year) 18 TBA 24 Movie "Swiss Family Robinson" 25 Peter, Paul & Mary Marathon 27 Submarine: Steel Boats, Iron Men 30 This Old House 34 Collectors: A Country Special 36 Star Trek 43 Kung Fu: The Legend Continues

44 MotorWeek 50d Movie "Batteries Not Included" 1:30 7-8-10-11 PGA Championship 9* Hymn Sing 30 Yan Can Cook 44 European Journal 2:00 5 College Football Preview 6 Entertainment Tonight 9 Infomercial 9* Sunday Arts 18 Elvis: His Life & Times (Lisa Hartman Black and Mac Davis look back at the King's life) 27 Great Performances "Lean by Jarre" 28 Movie "The Bay Boy" 30 Amish Cooking 36 Baseball: Detroit-Milwaukee 43 Movie "Spaced Invaders" 44 American Vacations 2:30 3 Infomercial 9 Dennis Palmer 30 Frugal Gourmet 44 Travels in Europe 3:00 3 NFL Teams of Legend (the '68 Jets, the '76 Steelers, the '60s Packers, and the '80s 49ers) 5-6-23-24 World Track & Field Championships 9 Infomercials 13 Super Bloopers & Practical Jokes 19 Browns Insider 27 Market to Market 30 Joy of Painting 34 Healing & the Mind Marathon 44 TechnoPolitics 50d Movie "The Milagro Beanfield War" 3:30 4 Movie "Shane" 19 Movie "The Natural" 27 Editors

30 Sewing with Nancy 44 Adam Smith's Money World 4:00 3-9-13-18 NFL's Fastest Man 5-6-23-24 National Summer Basketball Championships title game 9* World Track & Field Championships 27 John McLaughlin's One on One 28 Movie "Frankenstein: The College Years" (listed as colorized, but a TV flick from 1991) 30 Lawrence Welk 43 Movie "Hot Pursuit" 44 Rough Guide (New Zealand/finale) 4:30 3-9-13-18 Volleyball: Miller Lite Seal Beach Open 27 McLaughlin Group 5:00 27-44 National Geographic 30 Clowning Around 36 Front Page 50d Star Trek: The Next Generation 5:30 30 New Explorers Evening 6:00 3-4-5-6-7-8-9-11-13 News 9* Bonanza 10 CBS Evening News 18 Prime Suspect 19 Front Page 23 Wild Kingdom 24 ABC World News Sunday 27 Lawrence Welk (music with a carnival theme) 28 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 30-44 Ghostwriter (1 hr) 36 Star Trek: The Next Generation 43 Designing Women 50d Golden Girls 6:30 3-4-9-13-18 NBC Nightly News 5-6-23 ABC World News Sunday

7-8-11 CBS Evening News 10 News 24 Scratch 25 Ghostwriter 43 Night Court 50d Who's the Boss? 7:00 3-4-9-13-18 Quantun Leap 5-6-23-24 Life Goes On 7-8-10-11 60 Minutes 9* Road to Avonlea 19-28-36-50d Parker Lewis Can't Lose 25 King & I: Recording a Hollywood Dream (a 1992 look at the recording of the castalbum of The King and I) 27-44 Evening at Pops (guests include Marvin Hamlisch, who also conducts) 30 Austin City Limits (guests Albert Collins and Danny Gatton) 43 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 7:30 19-28-36-50d Danger Theatre "The Searcher"/"Tropical Punch" 8:00 3-4-9-13-18 I Witness Video 5-6-23-24 America's Funniest Home Videos 7-8-10-11 Murder, She Wrote 9* Movie "Where the Spirit Lives" 19-28-36-50d In Living Color 25-27 Movie "The King and I" 30 Music Under the Stars (the Toledo Concert Band, live from the Toledo Zoo Amphitheater) 43 Star Trek: The Next Generation 44 Nature (a 1990 look at the rhesus monkey) 8:30 5-6-23-24 America's Funniest People 19-28-36-50d Roc 9:00 3-4-9-13-18 Movie "Till Death Do Us Part" 5-6-23-24 Movie "Bull Durham" 7-8-10-11 Movie "Poisoned by Love: The Kern County Murders" 19-28-36-50d Married...with Children 43 Untouchables 44 Masterpiece Theatre "A Room of One's Own"

9:30 19-28-36-50d Roc 10:00 9* CBC News: Sunday Report 19-28 Tribeca 30 Evening at Pops (guests Rosemary Clooney and Linda Ronstadt) 36 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 43-50d News 44 Mystery! "How Does Your Garden Grow?" (Poirot) 10:30 9* Venture 50d Sports Xtra 10:45 25 King & I: Recording a Hollywood Dream 10:50 27 King & I: Recording a Hollywood Dream 11:00 3-4-7-8-9-9*-10-11-13-18 News 19 Barney Miller 28 Designing Women 30 America with Dennis Wholey 34 'Allo, 'Allo! 43 Golden Girls 44 Distant Lives (films about oppressed peoples) 50d M*A*S*H 11:20 5-6-23 News 24 Editors 11:30 7 CBS News 8 Siskel & Ebert 9 A Current Affair: Extra 10 Jeopardy! 11 PGA Championship Highlights 13 Street Justice 18 George Michael Sports Machine 19 Barney Miller 28 Arsenio Hall (guests Hammer, Evander Holyfield, and Riddick Bowe) 30 Viewers' Choice

43 Designing Women 50d Murphy Brown 11:35 3 Entertainment Tonight 4 Golden Girls 9* Auto Racing: F1 Hungarian Grand Prix 11:45 7 Infomercial 11:50 5 Sports Sunday 6 WKRP in Cincinnati 23 Jack Van Impe 24 New WKRP in Cincinnati 27 Nova "Murder, Rape and DNA" Late Night midnight 8 Arsenio Hall 10 Dear John 11 Movie "Will, G. Gordon Liddy" 18 Untouchables 19 Three's Company 25 GED 36 Untouchables 43 Street Justice 44 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler 50d Golden Girls 12:05 4 Golden Girls 12:15 7 Siskel & Ebert 12:20 5 Movie "Roustabout" 6 A Current Affair: Extra 23 Daily Bible Lesson 24 George Michael Sports Machine 12:30 9 Infomercial 10 Untouchables

13 Front Runners 19 Kate & Allie 28 Star Trek: The Next Generation 50d Kenneth Copeland 12:35 3 Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous 4 Movie "Perry Mason Returns" 12:50 23 Infomercial 24 Siskel & Ebert 27 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler 1:00 8 Ebony-Jet Showcase 9 Entertainment Tonight 13 Infomercials 19 Volleyball 36 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 43 Untouchables 1:20 8 Infomercial 23 Nite Videos 24 Why Didn't I Think of That? 1:30 8 CBS News 10 News 28 This Week in Baseball 50d Jack Van Impe 1:35 3 Sweating Bullets 9* World Track & Field Championships 1:45 8 News 1:50 6 Why Didn't I Think of That? 2:00 8 CBS News Up to the Minute 9 New WKRP in Cincinnati

13 Toledo Up Front 19 Movie "Hurry Sundown" 28-43 Star Search 50d Movie "Top Secret!" 2:20 6-23 ABC World News Now 2:25 5 Roggin's Heroes 2:30 9 NBC News Nightside 13 News 2:35 3 Infomercial 2:55 5 Movie "That's My Boy" (bw) 3:00 13 NBC News Nightside 43 Prime Suspect 3:05 3 NBC News Nightside 4:00 50d Code Red 4:15 25 Personal Finance 4:30 3 Runaway with the Rich & Famous 4 NBC News Nightside 4:45 25 World of Chemistry 4:50 5 ABC World News Now

Also not listed:WBNX Channel 55(Independent) Akron-Cleveland

Was the channel even mentioned in this edition of TVG? The Northern Ohio edition primarily served rural areas of Northern and Central Ohio outside of Cleveland, Akron, Columbus and Toledo -- maybe WBNX was not significantly-viewed in the circulation area. Not at that time at least...only WQHS and WMFD were mentioned as not listed.

Interesting that WMFD wasnt listed-Considering the large area the Northern Ohio TV Guide covered-Cleveland to Steubenville/Zanesville to Columbus and Toledo..Mansfield is right in the middle of that area..Didnt stations "pay" to be included?..That may have been why WMFD wasnt included Or WQHS-But WQHS was HSN..I dont recall that HSN shows were ever listed in Cleveland area TV Guides.. I'm not sure of the rationale, but I don't think stations had to pay TVG to have their stations listed. In fact, up until the 1980s, the station ads in TVG were mostly paid for with barter, in exchange for showing TVG commercials on their station. I don't know exactly why WMFD was not listed, but for WQHS, it was obvious, as much of its programs were home shopping.

Retro: Maine Mon, Aug 9, 1976

from TV Guide-Maine edition WLBZ 2-NBC Bangor 6:45 News 7:00 Today 9:00 Weekday (John Dougherty welcomes members of the Commission on Maine's Future) 9:30 Dialing for Dollars 10:00 Sanford & Son 10:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes 11:00 Wheel of Fortune 11:30 Hollywood Squares (the first of 2 weeks of episodes where celebs play famous storybook characters) noon Fun Factory 12:30 Gong Show 12:55 NBC News 1:00 House Call (Dr. Timothy Johnson discusses MS) 1:30 Days of Our Lives

2:30 Doctors 3:00 Another World 4:00 Somerset 4:30 Gentle Ben 5:00 Bonanza 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Ironside 8:00 Flo's Place (pilot) 8:30 Flannery & Quilt (pilot) 9:00 Joe Forrester 10:00 Jigsaw John 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show (guest host Joey Bishop welcomes Clifton Davis and Dr. Joyce Brothers) CHSJ 4-CBC Saint John (programs listed ET) 8:00 Ed Allen Time 8:30 Summer Schools 9:00 Friendly Giant 9:15 Mon Ami 9:30 Mr. Dressup 10:00 Sesame Street 11:00 Switzer Unlimited 11:55 CBC News noon Mike Douglas (co-host Robert Goulet/guests Spiro Agnew, Jamie Farr, and Loretta Swit) 1:30 Take 30 2:00 Celebrity Cooks 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Forest Rangers 3:30 Mr. Dressup 4:00 It's Your Choice 4:30 Hollywood Squares 5:00 News 5:30 Little House on the Prairie 6:30 Match Game 7:00 Maude (guest star Henry Fonda in the conclusion of a 2-parter where Maude is campaigning for him to run for President) 7:30 Happy Days 8:00 All in the Family 8:30 Chico & the Man 9:00 Finlay & Company (interview with Canadian Ambassador to France Gerard Pelletier) 9:30 VIP (guests include former Newfoundland Premier Joey Smallwood) 10:00 The National (Lloyd Robertson would join CTV later that year)

10:20 News 10:30 I Saw That 11:00 Merv Griffin (starting a week in Vegas with guests Tony Bennett, Count Basie, and Pete Barbutti) mid. Movie "Murderers' Row" WABI 5-CBS Bangor 6:55 Open Door 7:00 CBS Morning News 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Good Day! (from WCVB Boston; guests Sam Vine (hypnotist), Ruth Waters (singer), Kenn Stephens (design consultant), Eugene Fodor (travel writer), and Norman Sebell (pet-grooming tips)...TV5 only ran the first hour) 10:00 Price is Right 11:00 Gambit 11:30 Love of Life 11:55 CBS News noon Young & the Restless 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Not for Women Only (soap actresses-pt 1; guests include Doctors' Elizabeth Hubbard, Search for Tomorrow's Mary Stuart, and All My Children's Mary Fickett) 1:30 As the World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3:00 All in the Family 3:30 Match Game 4:00 Tattletales 4:30 Mike Douglas (co-host David Brenner/guests Charles Durning, Lesley Ann Warren, and the Trammps; also a demo on making hoagies) 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 To Tell the Truth 7:30 Space: 1999 8:30 Phyllis 9:00 All in the Family 9:30 Maude 10:00 Medical Center 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "Say Hello to Yesterday" WCSH 6-NBC Portland 6:40 First Radio Parish Church 6:45 News 7:00 Today 9:00 Weekday 9:30 Concentration 10:00 Sanford & Son

10:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes 11:00 Wheel of Fortune 11:30 Hollywood Squares noon Fun Factory 12:30 Gong Show 12:55 NBC News 1:00 Truth or Consequences 1:30 Days of Our Lives 2:30 Doctors 3:00 Another World 4:00 Somerset 4:30 Gentle Ben 5:00 Bonanza 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Dragnet 7:30 $25,000 Pyramid 8:00 Flo's Place (pilot) 8:30 Flannery & Quilt (pilot) 9:00 Joe Forrester 10:00 Jigsaw John 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show 1:00 Tomorrow WEMT 7-ABC Bangor (calls would change to WVII in the fall) 10:00 PTL Club (GMA wasn't cleared by ch 7) noon Hot Seat 12:30 All My Children 1:00 Ryan's Hope 1:30 Family Feud 2:00 $20,000 Pyramid 2:30 One Life to Live 3:15 General Hospital 4:00 Edge of Night 4:30 Happy Days 5:00 Mod Squad 6:00 News 6:30 ABC Evening News 7:00 I Dream of Jeannie (repeating the premiere) 7:30 Hollywood Squares 8:00 Viva Valdez 8:30 Baseball: regional coverage of NY Yankees-Kansas City or Los Angeles-Pittsburgh 11:00 News 11:30 Bachelor of the Year Awards (re-run from October: the 2nd annual, from Reno; hosted by Joan Rivers with judges Abbe Lane, Ellen Corby, and Peter Marshall)

WMTW 8-ABC Poland Spring 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Good Day! (WMTW carried the full 90 min from WCVB) 10:30 Mike Douglas (starting a week in Hollywood with guest Carol Burnett, Don Rickles, Walter Matthau and Tony Orlando) 11:30 Happy Days noon Hot Seat 12:30 All My Children 1:00 Ryan's Hope 1:30 Family Feud 2:00 $20,000 Pyramid 2:30 One Life to Live 3:15 General Hospital 4:00 Lassie 4:30 Superman (bw) 5:00 Beverly Hillbillies 5:30 News 6:00 ABC Evening News 6:30 FBI 7:30 Hogan's Heroes 8:00 Viva Valdez 8:30 Baseball: regional coverage 11:00 News 11:30 Bachelor of the Year Awards WAGM 8-CBS/NBC/ABC Presque Isle Network programs from CBS unless otherwise indicated 7:00 Today (NBC) 9:00 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 Price is Right 11:00 Gambit 11:30 Love of Life 11:55 CBS News noon Young & the Restless 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Ryan's Hope (ABC) 1:30 As the World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light 3:00 All in the Family 3:30 Match Game 4:00 Edge of Night (ABC) 4:30 Mike Douglas (same guests as ch 5) 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 To Tell the Truth

7:30 Adam-12 (network or syndied? WAGM picked up syndied programming in tandem with then-sister station WABI (WAGM was sold off to NEP Communications in 1984) the rest of the week) 8:00 Rhoda 8:30 Baseball: regional coverage (ABC) 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "Say Hello to Yesterday" WCBB 10-PBS Augusta/WMEB 12-Orono (WMEB relayed on WMEM 10-Presque Isle, WMED 13-Calais, and WMEG 26-Biddeford) 4pm Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 4:30 Sesame Street 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 (10) Zoom/(12-10p-13-26) Hodgepodge Lodge 6:30 Tourists are Coming 7:00 Phone In 1-800 7:30 Robert MacNeil Report 8:00 Tennis: Buckeye Boys Ranch Championships (live from Columbus) 11:00 Captioned ABC News WENH 11-PBS Durham 4pm Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 4:30 Sesame Street 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 Zoom 6:30 Crockett's Victory Garden 7:00 Robert MacNeil Report 7:30 State We're In 8:00 Tennis: Buckeye Boys Ranch Championships WGAN 13-CBS Portland 6:00 Maine Weather 6:30 Summer Semester "Great Transition" 7:00 CBS Morning News 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Dinah! (guests Richard Crenna, the Supremes, Annette Funicello, and Tom Bosley) 10:00 Phil Donahue 11:00 Gambit 11:30 Love of Life 11:55 CBS News noon Young & the Restless 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 House Call (Dr. Tim discusses surgical and non-surgical treatments for tennis elbow, sprains, ligament tears, and cartilage injuries) 1:30 As the World Turns 2:30 Guiding Light

3:00 All in the Family 3:30 Match Game 4:00 Edge of Night (ABC, punted from Poland Spring) 4:30 Merv Griffin (starting a week from Vegas with guests Joey Heatherton, Paul Williams, Gabrial Kaplan, George Miller, Jim Rhinehart, and the Oak Ridge Boys) 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Ironside 8:00 Rhoda 8:30 Name That Tune 9:00 All in the Family 9:30 Maude 10:00 Medical Center 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "Say Hello to Yesterday"

WAGM 8-CBS/NBC/ABC Presque Isle 7:30 Adam-12 (network or syndied? WAGM picked up syndied programming in tandem with then-sister station WABI the rest of the week) Adam-12 ended in 1975, so this must be a syndicated rerun. Speaking of WVII (known in the Maritimes for putting the K in quality ), their logo at the time was somewaht unusual...thaink of a hybrid between the traditional Circle 7 (which the station has used since around the mid 90s IIRC) and the WKBW circle 7 (used through much of the 80s and into the early 90s), and you've got the idea... Just curious..would you rather have the Bangoor channels back on Maritimes cable or are you happy with the Detroit/Boston lineups? I don't mind the Boston ones (the Maritimes have had strong links with the New England states for years), but I'd rather see the Bangor ones on cable here, given there's a lot in common between Maine and the Maritimes.

Retro: Dallas-Fort Worth Thursday, October 6, 1949

Dallas Morning News WBAP-TV Channel 5 3:45 Rhythm and Romance 4:00 Dream Kitchen

4:30 Sewing Club 5:45 See-Saw Zoo 6:00 Kukla, Fran and Ollie (NBC) 6:30 Show Room (NBC) 6:45 Texas News 7:00 Crusade in Europe (ABC) 7:25 Headliner 7:30 Lone Ranger (ABC) 8:00 Fireball Fun for All (NBC) 9:00 Versatile Varieties (NBC) 9:30 Stop the Music (ABC) 10:30 Sign off KBTV Channel 8 6:30 Serial 6:45 Time for Beanie (PTN) 7:00 Travel filn 7:15 To be announced 7:30 Telenews 7:45 Touchdown Tips 8:00 Vincent Lopez (DTN) 8:15 Wrestling from Los Angeles (PTN) 9:45 Newsreel; Weather 9:50 Sign off. KBTV aired programs from Dumont (DTN) and Paramount (PTN).

Retro: Southern California Mon, Aug 15, 1960

from TV Guide-Southern California edition KNXT 2-CBS Los Angeles 6:10 Give Us This Day 6:15 Farm Report/News 6:30 Government 7:00 Captain Kangaroo 7:45 News 8:00 Kingdom of the Sea 8:30 Amos 'n' Andy 9:00 December Bride 9:30 Video Village 10:00 I Love Lucy 10:30 Clear Horizon

11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light noon News (Ron Cochran) 12:05 Noon Show "Tall, Dark and Handsome" 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Full Circle 2:30 House Party (guests are the Japanese Nisei Week queen and her 8 princesses) 3:00 Millionaire 3:30 Verdict is Yours 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Burns & Allen 5:30 Early Show "Sunday Dinner for a Soldier" 6:55 Weather (Bill Keane) 7:00 News 7:15 CBS News 7:30 Charlie Farrell "Secrets" 8:00 Texan 8:30 Father Knows Best "Bud and the Debutante" 9:00 Celebrity Talent Scouts (scouts Julius LaRosa, Jane Russell, and Roy Campanella welcome singer Susan Barrett (recruited by Julius), dancers Bill & Midge Haggett (Jane), and baritone Casey Anderson (Roy)) 9:30 Spike Jones 10:00 Comedy Showcase "They Went Thataway" 10:30 June Allyson "Surprise Party" 11:00 News 11:15 Late Show "In Old Kentucky" 1:00 Late Late Show "Confirm or Deny" 2:30 News 2:35 Give Us This Day KEYT 3 -NBC/ABC/CBS Santa Barbara 7:00 Today 9:00 Dough Re Mi 9:30 Play Your Hunch 10:00 Price is Right (c) 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Truth or Consequences 11:30 It Could Be You (c) noon Queen for a Day 12:30 Loretta Young 1:00 Young Dr. Malone 1:30 From These Roots 2:00 Day in Court

2:30 Gale Storm "Dutch Treatment" 3:00 Beat the Clock 3:30 Who Do You Trust? 4:00 American Bandstand (guests Billie & Lillie) 5:30 Brave Stallion 6:00 Industry on Prade 6:15 News (likely NBC) 6:30 News 7:00 Riverboat "Hang the Men High" 8:00 Seven League Boots "Fifty Million Frenchmen" (visiting Paris and Normandy) 8:30 Wells Fargo "Threat of Death" 9:00 Peter Gunn "The Murder Clause" 9:30 Sweet Success 10:00 What Makes Sammy Run? (c/pt 1) 11:00 News 11:15 Jack Paar KRCA 4-NBC Los Angeles 6:45 Morning Farm Report 7:00 Today 9:00 Dough Re Mi 9:30 Play Your Hunch 10:00 Price is Right (c) 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Truth or Consequences 11:30 It Could Be You (c) noon Queen for a Day 12:30 Loretta Young 1:00 Young Dr. Malone 1:30 From These Roots 2:00 Fibber McGee & Molly "Molly's Birthday Present" 2:30 Buckskin "Hunter's Moon" 3:00 Giroux's Matinee "Incident in Rio"/"The Marriage Plan" 4:15 News (Bob Wright) 4:30 Frandsen's Feature "A Woman's Devotion" 5:55 News Almanac 6:00 News (c/Jack Latham) 6:05 Weather/Sports (c) 6:15 NBC News 6:30 Curt Massey (c) 6:45 News (c/Jack Latham) 7:00 Manhunt "The Traffic Ticket" 7:30 Riverboat "The Blowup" 8:30 Wells Fargo "Threat of Death" 9:00 Peter Gunn "The Murder Clause" 9:30 Goodyear Theater "Marked Down for Connie"

10:00 What Makes Sammy Run? (c/pt 1) 11:00 News (c/Jack Latham) 11:15 Jack Paar 1:00 News Almanac 1:05 News KTLA 5-Ind Los Angeles (which featured the Telecopter in station ads) 8:30 Cartoons (Skipper Frank) 9:00 Larry Finley 10:30 Ding Dong School 10:55 News 11:00 Romper Room noon Uncle Luther 1:00 Chef Joe Milani 1:30 Dorothy Gardiner Show "No Escape" 3:50 News 4:00 Cartoon Carousel (Skipper Frank) 5:30 Popeye Cartoons (Hatten) 6:00 Bozo the Clown 6:45 News 7:00 Brave Stallion "Joey Goes Hunting" 7:30 TBA 8:00 Roller Derby (From the Olympic) 9:00 Bon Voyage (Irish Airlines' James J. Murphy shows the film "Irish Gossamer") 9:30 Bengal Lancers "The Gentle Vise" 10:00 What's the Bid? (Miami's Mr. & Mrs. Murray Gross take on Beverly Hills' Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Baron) 10:30 Public Defender 11:00 News 11:30 Mike Wallace (guest Abe Burrows) XETV 6-ABC San Diego 9:00 Movie "Her Sister's Secret" 10:30 Movie "Killer at Large" 11:50 News (Raff Ahlgren) noon Restless Gun "Strange Family in Town" 12:30 Love That Bob! 1:00 About Faces 1:30 Lynn Taylor "Lady's Choice" 2:00 Day in Court 2:30 Gale Storm "Dutch Treatement" 3:00 Beat the Clock 3:30 Who Do You Trust? 4:00 American Bandstand (ch 6 only showed the first hour) 5:00 Bozo the Clown 5:30 Captain Gallant "The Golden Loop"

6:00 26 Men 6:30 Mr. District Attorney 7:00 News 7:30 Cheyenne "Outcast of Cripple Creek" 8:30 Bourbon Street Beat 9:30 Adventures in Paradise "The Death Divers" 10:30 Ted Mack's Amateur Hour 11:00 Powerhouse Movie "Sing and Like It" KABC 7-ABC Los Angeles 7:55 Daily Word 8:00 Chucko's Cartoons (guests are 5-yr-old Gerard Wooter (Arcadia) and 4-yr-old Kevin Mills (Encino)) 9:00 Cross Current 9:30 Filmfair "Something for the Boys" 11:00 I Married Joan 11:30 Navy Log noon Restless Gun "Strange Family in Town" 12:30 Love That Bob! 1:00 About Faces 1:30 Ray Milland 2:00 Day in Court 2:30 Gale Storm "Dutch Treatment" 3:00 Beat the Clock 3:30 Who Do You Trust? 4:00 American Bandstand 5:30 Captain Gallant "The Golden Loop" 6:00 News 6:15 ABC News 6:30 Navy Log "Men from Mars" 7:00 Honeymooners "A Woman's Work is Never Done" 7:30 Cheyenne "Outcast of Cripple Creek" 8:30 Bourbon Street Beat 9:30 Adventures in Paradise "The Death Divers" 10:30 Ted Mack's Amateur Hour 11:00 News 11:15 Let's Dance (Al Jarvis) 12:15 Nitecap Theater "Holiday Rhythm" KFMB 8-CBS San Diego 6:50 This is My Faith 6:55 California Farm Report 7:00 Captain Kangaroo 7:45 News 8:00 Sunup (premiere/Bob Mills, Mel Knoepp (news), Requel Tejada (weather)) 9:00 December Bride

9:30 Video Village 10:00 I Love Lucy 10:30 Clear Horizon 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light noon Early Show "Battle of Broadway" 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Full Circle 2:30 House Party 3:00 Millionaire 3:30 Verdict is Yours 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Life of Riley 5:30 Burns & Allen 6:00 News 6:15 CBS News 6:30 Californians "The Street" 7:00 Four Just Men "Mayo" 7:30 News (Wilson/Keen) 8:00 Texan 8:30 Father Knows Best "Bud and the Debutante" 9:00 Celebrity Talent Scouts 9:30 Spike Jones 10:00 Comedy Showcase "They Went Thataway" 10:30 June Allyson "Surprise Party" 11:00 News 11:30 Late Show "Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man" 1:00 Daily Word KHJ 9-Ind Los Angeles 9:55 Suspects Wanted 10:00 Public Service Film 10:30 Movie "Black Fury" noon Noontime Express (premiere/"Engineer Bill" Stulla) 12:30 Rascals' Recess (premiere) 1:00 Movie: TBA (listed as Western) 3:00 Movie "The Blue Veil" 4:45 News (Wayne Thomas) 5:00 Channel 9 Movie Theater "An Annapolis Story" 6:30 Cartoon Express ("Engineer Bill" Stulla) 7:00 Little Rascals (Edmiston) 7:30 Whirlybirds "Panic at Green Ridge" 8:00 State Trooper "Silver Spiral"

8:30 Cannonball "Lil's Cafe" 9:00 Million Dollar Movie "Lancer Spy" 10:45 News (Wayne Thomas) 11:00 Channel 9 Movie Theater (repeat of 5pm movie) 12:30 Starlight Theater "Belle of the Yukon" KFSD 10-NBC San Diego 6:30 Today on the Farm 7:00 Today's Cartoons 8:00 Today 9:00 Dough Re Mi 9:30 Play Your Hunch 10:00 Price is Right (c) 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Truth or Consequences 11:30 It Could Be You (c) noon Queen for a Day 12:30 Loretta Young 1:00 Young Dr. Malone 1:30 From These Roots 2:00 Fibber McGee & Molly "Molly's Birthday Present" 2:30 Buckskin "Hunter's Moon" 3:00 Movie "She Went to the Races" 4:30 Johnny Downs 5:00 Popeye Cartoons 5:30 Woody Woodpecker 6:00 Vikings 6:30 News 6:45 NBC News 7:00 Riverboat "Hang the Men High" 8:00 Lock Up 8:30 Wells Fargo "Threat of Death" 9:00 Peter Gunn "The Murder Clause" 9:30 Goodyear Theater "Marked Down for Connie" 10:00 What Makes Sammy Run? (c/pt 1) 11:00 News 11:15 Jack Paar KTTV 11-Ind Los Angeles 9:15 Linkletter & the Kids 9:30 Jack LaLanne 10:00 Movie "Keep Your Powder Dry" noon Lunch Brigade (Sheriff John) 1:00 Topper 1:30 Dial 999 2:00 Paul Coates

2:30 Crime Reporter 3:00 Boston Blackie 3:30 TBA 4:00 Yesterday's Newsreels 4:15 Greatest Drama 4:30 Susie 5:00 Wild Bill Hickok 5:30 Kit Carson 6:00 People's Choice "The Ink Blots" 6:40 Weather (Jim Hawthorne) 6:45 News 7:00 Quick Draw McGraw 7:30 Three Stooges "Three Pests in a Mess" 8:00 Dennis Day "The Old Friend" 8:30 Meet McGraw "The Good Doctor" 9:00 Sheriff of Cochise "Robbery" 9:30 Harbor Command 10:00 News 10:15 Paul Coates 10:45 Weather/Sports 11:00 Highway Patrol 11:30 Summer Film Festival "Shadow of the Thin Man" KCOP 13-Ind Los Angeles 1pm Industry on Parade 1:30 Record Shop (Lloyd Thaxton) 2:30 Playhouse 3:00 Code Three 3:30 Dance Party (Martindale) 4:30 Webster Webfoot (Weldon) 5:00 TV Hour of Stars "The Velvet Cage" 6:00 News 6:15 Goodwin Knight 6:20 Cal Tinney 6:30 Gloria Hart 7:00 Seven League Boots "Fufest in Florida" 7:30 I Search for Adventure "Envoy to Tibet" (Bay Area doc Dr. Tsung-Lien Shen speaks on Tibet) 8:00 Adventure Tomorrow "The Hustler Strikes" (Dr. Martin L. Klein takes viewers on a mock B-58 bombing mission) 8:30 What are the Odds? (guests Elaine Stewart, property law expert Harold Fendler, and abstract sculpture expert Jack Zajac) 9:00 Oscar Levant 10:00 News 10:15 Goodwin Knight 10:20 Cal Tinney

10:30 Tom Duggan mid. News

Retro: East Texas/Shreveport - Thursday May 9, 1968

KTBS - 3 Shreveport (ABC) 5:00 ABC News 5:30 5:30 Report 6:00 Union Pacific 6:30 Second 100 Years 7:00 Flying Nun 7:30 Bewitched 8:00 That Girl 8:30 Peyton Place 9:00 Cowboy In Africa 10:00 News 10:30 Joey Bishop 11:45 News 12:00 Joey Bishp KSLA-12 Sheveport (CBS) 5:00 McHale's Navy 5:30 CBS News 6:00 News/Weather 6:30 Cimarron Strip 8:00 Movie: "Woman Of Straw" 10:00 News/Weather 10:30 Movie: "Woman In A Dressing Gown" 11:45 News 12:00 Vespers KTAL-6 Texarkana/Shreveport (NBC) 5:00 Marshall Dillon 5:30 Huntley/BrinkleyReport 6:00 Newscope 6:30 Daniel Boone 7:30 Ironside 8:30 Dragnet 9:00 Dean Martin

10:00 Newscope 10:30 Tonight Show 12:00 Devotional KLTV - 7 Tyler/Longview (ABC/CBS/NBC) 5:00 TBA 5:30 Huntley/Brinkley Report 6:00 Radar/Sports 6:15 News 6:30 Daniel Boone 7:30 Ironside 8:30 Peyton Place (ABC) 9:00 Dean Martin 10:00 News/Weather/Sports 10:30 World Tomorrow 11:00 Tonight Show (joined in progress) 12:00 News

- Was KTBS' double-run of Joey Bishop a rerun of the show just broadcast? - The only CBS programming on KLTV was Dallas Cowboys games. According to Longview News Journal and probably Tyler Morning Telegraph (in which a majority of channels were Dallas/Ft. Worth and Tyler listings) some of them were preempted. KTBS, however, had to cutaway from Joey Bishop to air their news and then resume programming. Dallas Cowboys football is not the only CBS offering KLTV gave us during their three-affiliate commitment. The only other shows aired from CBS were in the daytime, Love of Life while primetime offerings from that network would include Andy Griffith, Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres and probably Mayberry RFD. The last primetime CBS offering KLTV aired as I recall was Sandy Duncan's sitcom called Funny Face which later became The Sandy Duncan Show. Dallas Cowboys football from CBS and sometimes on NBC would continue until KLMG (now KFXK) came on the scene leaving KLTV with ABC (their primary since the network generated killer ratings in the 70s) and NBC. So as some of us East Texas TV historians will tell you, KLTV since their incision in 1954 had to cherry-pick the programs from the three networks and DuMont which had limited choice in programming to choose from. The Shreveport stations, however had to cherry-pick their programs until 1960. KTAL (formerly KCMC) was a CBS affiliate with secondary from NBC and ABC. KSLA was CBS primary with NBC/ABC/DuMont affiliation and KTBS was NBC with ABC secondary. If I had the TV Guide magazine from that era, it would really spell the whole schedule out entirely.

Dallas Cowboys football from CBS and sometimes on NBC would continue until KLMG (now KFXK) came on the scene leaving KLTV with ABC (their primary since the network generated killer ratings in the 70s) and NBC. '78-'83, KLTV would carry Houston Oilers games from NBC, unless there was a conflict with the Cowboys. The Tyler Rose, Earl Campbell, made the Oilers second only in popularity to the Cowboys. KLTV also most likely carried Oilers games from CBS (if they were hosting an NFC team and no conflict with the Cowboys) prior to the 1983 season, although I don't particularly remember watching CBS Oilers games on KLTV. KLMG went on the air with CBS in September 83, so KLTV would have lost all rights to CBS football starting in the 83 season.

- Was KTBS' double-run of Joey Bishop a rerun of the show just broadcast? - The only CBS programming on KLTV was Dallas Cowboys games. The last primetime CBS offering KLTV aired as I recall was Sandy Duncan's sitcom called Funny Face which later became The Sandy Duncan Show. Dallas Cowboys football from CBS and sometimes on NBC would continue until KLMG (now KFXK) came on the scene leaving KLTV with ABC (their primary since the network generated killer ratings in the 70s) and NBC. So as some of us East Texas TV historians will tell you, KLTV since their incision in 1954 had to cherry-pick the programs from the three networks and DuMont which had limited choice in programming to choose from. It would be understandable if KLTV carried Sandy Duncan's show, as she was a local talent (from Henderson originally, parents lived in Tyler for many years (her dad ran a gas station there) and Sandy got her first acting classes and experience while attending junior college at Lon Morris College in Jacksonville (Duncan is one of that college's biggest alums)). Later on, Sandy would be seen on local screens in The Hogan Family as then-new NBC station KETK/56 came along during the show's second season, around the time Duncan replaced the departed Valerie Harper. I remember back when I heard about there being another station in the market that would air CBS shows and--the big thing--take KLTV's Dallas Cowboy games gravy train (and their stranglehold on the market) away. If you could have seen poor KLMG back then, well, it was kind of sad to see the result of such a monumentous event in local TV history there, as it took Ch.51 many years (and a couple of bankruptcies) to get their ducks in a row, for the most part. I didn't get to see all the cherry-picking, but I do remember KLTV carrying not only the CBS Cowboys games, but many of NBC and ABC's daytime schedule offerings, especially prior to some of the long-running soaps expanding to an hour long. As a result, a few of the soaps aired out of a recognizable pattern, but it made for an interesting lineup, to be sure.

Actually KLMG came on in the fall of '84. I was with KLTV at the time and was the master control operator for many Sundays with an NBC Oilers game at Noon and a CBS Cowboys game at 3-ish (we would let the Oilers game finish before switching to CBS). We would occasionally pick up another game from NBC if there wasn't a Cowboys game, up to and including the Super Bowl. I don't recall running other CBS games when I was there, but KLTV/KTRE probably ran the Super Bowl in 1982 . By the time I was there, we didn't run ANY other programming from CBS, which meant for every network promo that CBS aired, I had to find a PSA to substitute. You'd be surprised how few 20 second promos were available. For NBC games, we ran a lot of Letterman promos and a few PSAs to cover the network promos. (Our only NBC programs at that point were Letterman, Football and NBC News at Sunrise.) After KLMG came on in 84, we often ran 2 NBC games on Sunday afternoons.

Yep, newsmark, you are correct. KLMG came on in Sept 84, not 83. Did KLTV continue carrying NBC NFL games until KETK came on? I believe KETK came on in 87. Seeing the OP's list of the 4 channels that I grew up with - 3, 6, 7, 12, reminds me of the old "East Texas Special" antenna that almost everyone in Longview had on their homes. It was a VHF antenna that you pointed at Mooringsport/Vivian for 3, 6, and 12, and it was custom tuned to receive 7 from the back as the old KLTV tower at 31 and the loop in east Tyler was nearly 180 opposite from the Shreveport stations.

I believe KETK came on in 87. You are correct, sir, March 1987. I wish I could find those pix I took at their open house they had before they went on the air ... >ugh<

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Tue. November 9th, 1976

Source: Seattle Times

Grid-form listings. CBUT 2 Vancouver [CBC] 9:30 Friendly Giant 10AM Schools 10:30 Mr. Dressup 11AM Sesame Street Noon B. McLean [Bob McLean I think] 1PM B. Switzer [??] 1:30 Coronation Street 2PM All in the Family 2:30 Edge of Night 3PM Take 30 3:30 Cooks [??] 4PM Choice [??] 4:30 Apple Cider 5PM Homemade TV 5:30 Room 222 6PM Muppet Show 6:30 Hourglass 7:30 Wolfman Jack 8PM Happy Days 8:30 Kensington 9PM M*A*S*H 9:30 Fifth Estate 10:30 B. Miller [??] 11PM News 12AM Movie: "Ladies in Love" KOMO 4 Seattle [ABC] 6AM Viewpoint 6:30 Not for Women Only Gloria Steinem continues discussion of pornography with Helen Kaplan, psychiatrist. 7AM Good Morning America 9AM The Bold Ones As acting chaplain on a military base, Sarge takes a hand in what he considers undue harassment of a recruit. 10AM Window Lake Washington School Districts Guest program. 10:30 Happy Days 11AM Don Ho 11:30 Family Feud Noon $20,000 Pyramid 12:30 All My Children 1:00 Ryan's Hope 1:30 One Life to Live

2:15 General Hospital 3PM Edge of Night 3:30 Dusty's Treehouse 4PM Merv Griffin Bob Hope is a special guest, appearing with Gladys Knight and the Pips, and Joan Riveres. 5:30 News 6PM ABC News 6:30 News 7PM To Tell The Truth A Geisha girl and an 83-year-old Olympic tennis champion challenge the panel. 7:30 Exploration Northwest Kayaking down the Rogue River, in Southwest Oregon. 8PM Happy Days Fonzie agrees to let Richie use his apartment for a special date but things get complicated. 8:30 Laverne & Shirley A bridal shower becomes a stage for the great debate between the two 'old maids' and their married classmates. 9PM Rich Man, Poor Man Chapter six. Wesley fights for his life while the conflict between Rudy and Charles Estep intensifies. Peter Strauss is star. 10PM Family Nancy's irresponsible behavior upsets Kate and Doug Lawrence while young Buddy broods over her 'advancing' years. 11PM News 11:30 Movie: "Terror on the 40th Floor." KING 5 Seattle [NBC] 6:10 Signs/Sexuality [??] 7AM Today 9AM Seattle Today Arte Johnson talks to Cleveland Amory, television critic; discusses the book "No-Fault Marriage" with Marcia Lasswell, psychologist, and it's do-it-yourself day. 10AM The Cross-Wits 10:30 Stumpers 11AM 50 Grand Slam 11:30 The Gong Show Noon Hollywood Squares 12:30 Days of Our Lives 1:30 The Doctors 2PM Another World 3PM Movie-"Call Me, Madam" with Ethel Merman. 5PM Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Mary understands that it's time to move on; she fights with Heather and explains the joys of parenthood to Cathy.

5:30 News 6:30 NBC News 7PM NBC Special Treat NBC drama about a ten-year-old orphan boy and a blind dog. 8PM Baa Baa Blacksheep Pappy Boyington, ordered to fly their corsairs in virtually a suicidal mission against a Japanese carrier, sells his superiors on flying instead. 9PM Police Woman Anne Francis guest stars as Sgt. Loretta Muldare, an all-too-compassionate police woman assigned to the department's Child Abuse Unit. 10PM Police Story Edward Asner stars as a thirty year veteran on the force who volunteers to take on a dangerous assignment two days prior to his retirement. 11PM News 11:30 Tonight Show/Johnny Carson 1AM Tomorrow Tom Snyder from Hyde Park in London. 2AM News CHEK 6 Victoria [CTV/CBC] 6AM University of the Air 6:30 Yoga 7AM Canada AM 9AM Daybreak 9:30 Hot Hands 10AM MonAmi [??] 10:30 Mr. Dressup 11AM Barton and Co. Noon News; Ida Clarkston 1PM Impression [??] 1:30 The FBI 2:30 The Edge of Night 3PM Take 30 3:30 Cooks [??] 4PM Lucy Show 4:30 Children [??] 5PM That Girl 5:30 News 7PM Tony Orlando 8PM Happy Days 8:30 Kensington 9PM M*A*S*H 9:30 Fifth Estate 10:30 B. Miller 11PM CBC News 12AM Movie-"Powder Keg"

2AM Movie-"Terror in the Jungle" KIRO 7 Seattle [CBS] 6AM Dialogue 6:30 Sunrise Semester 7AM J.P Patches [RIP Chris Wedes!] 8AM Captain Kangaroo 9AM Hour Magazine [if not, who? Says Magazine] 10AM Gambit 10:30 Love of Life 11AM Young and the Restless 11:30 Search for Tomorrow Noon News at Noon Solon Gray and Kathy Smith. 12:30 As The World Turns 1:30 Guiding Light 2PM All in the Family 2:30 Match Game 3PM Dinah Shore Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Phil Foster, Betty Garrett, Michael McKean, Eddie Mekka, David Lander. 4PM Emergency One! Dr. Brackett tries to persuade a mother to keep her deformed baby. 5PM News 6PM CBS News 6:30 Mike Douglas From Hollywood, Anthony Newley is co-host, including a tour of the Walt Disney Studios with Shelley Winters. 8PM Tony Orlando To be announced. 9PM M*A*S*H A psychiatrist comes to the 4077th to clear his head and finds release in its unique form of insanity. 9:30 One Day at a Time First of a two-part episode. David is offered the opportunity of a lifetime and Ann must decide if she will share in his good fortune. 10PM Switch Eileen Heckart plays a veteran con artist who has to call on Pete and Mac to get her out of a situation which could prove deadly. 11PM News 11:30 Kojak Kojack poses as a chemist in an effort to snare the thieves of $1 million worth of morphine who are now trying to sell it back to the insurance company. 12:30 CBS Late Movie-"Pretty Peggy" [1973] Special guest star is Bette Davis. A college art student is hired as housekeeper at a mansion but learns that the previous housekeeper is mysteriously missing.

2AM Movie-"The Lost Man" [1969] Sidney Poitier; a discharged army lieutenant returns to the hopeless apathy of his native Eastern city. 8 CHAN Vancouver [CTV] 6AM University of the Air 6:30 Romper Room 7AM Canada AM 9AM News 9:30 Yoga 10AM J. Cannem [??] 10:30 Definition 11AM Impression [??] 11:30 Hot Hands Noon News 12:30 Adam-12 1PM Movie-"Zorbo" [sp?] [Part 2] 2:30 Allen Hemel [sp, ??] 3:30 Another World 4:30 Brady Bunch 5PM Emergency 6PM News 7PM B. Vinton 7:30 Stars on Ice 8PM Hawaii Five-O 9PM The Practice 9:30 Julie 10PM Switch 11PM CTV News 12AM Movie-"Circus World" 2AM Movie-"Seasons Passion" KCTS 9 Seattle [PBS] 9AM Sesame Street 10AM American [??] 10:30 Mus., Ripples [??] 11AM Music [??] 11:30 Films, Star's [??] Noon Electric Company 12:30 Explorers [National Geographic?] 1PM, Film, Ripples [??] 1:30 Why; You [??] 2PM Music [??] 2:30 Images; Art [these must have all been Instructional programs] 3PM Book Beat 3:30 American Revolution 4PM Sesame Street

5PM Mr. Rogers 5:30 Electric Company 6PM KCTS-TV Auction [to 1AM] 11 KSTW Tacoma [IND] 6:45 News 7AM Porky Pig 7:30 Little Rascals 8:30 Marine Bay 9AM Romper Room 9:30 Calendar 10AM 700 Club Dr. Clyde Narramore, nationally-renowned psychologist, is guest. 11:30 I Dream of Jeannie Noon The FBI 1PM Movie "Bedtime Story." [1964] Marlon Brando. 3PM Casper 3:30 Mighty Mouse 4PM Banana Splits 4:30 Gilligan's Island 5PM Leave it to Beaver 5:30 Partridge Family 6PM Brady Bunch Jan receives a locket from an unknown admirer and all the Bradys are curious about who sent it. 6:30 Bewitched Aunt Clara summons the greatest of them all-Leonardo Da Vinci-to paint the Stephen's house. 7PM Love, American Style Carmen, the housekeeper of 25 years, threatens to leave when her fiance is fired from the family's service. 7:30 Adam-12 Officer Malloy draws a police rookie as a partner when Reed draws desk duty. 8PM Marcus Welby, M.D. The emotional strain of an impending divorce caused by his homosexual tendencies sends a man into a diabetic coma. 9PM Ironside Ironside and the Army Bomb Squad join forces to seek the identity of a bomber who terrorizes a college campus. 10PM News 10:30 Movie-"To Catch a Thief" [1955] 12:30 News 12 KVOS Bellingham [CBS] 6AM Classroom

6:30 Classroom 7AM CBS News 8AM Cartoons 9AM Magazine [see 7] 10AM Gambit 10:30 Love of Life 11AM Young and the Restless 11:30 Dinah Shore 12:30 Mike Douglas 2PM All in the Family 2:30 Match Game 3PM Tattletales 3:30 I Dream of Jeannie 4PM Funorama 4:30 Gilligan's Island 5PM Merv Griffin 6:20 News 6:30 CBS News 7PM Let's Make a Deal 7:30 On the Buses 8PM Tony Orlando 9PM Maude 9:30 Movie-"The Anderson Tapes" 11:30 Kojak 12:30 CBS Late Movie-"Pretty Peggy" 13 KCPQ Tacoma [Secondary PBS/EDU] 8AM Electric Company 8:30 Villa Alegre 9AM Sesame Street 10AM Soup, Cover [??] 10:30 Science 11AM Matter [??] 11:30 Art, Inside [??] Noon To Be Announced 12:45 Infinity 1PM Music; Science 1:45 Music 2PM Matter 2:30 Cover, 2c 3PM In-Service [off the air] 6PM Zoom 6:30 Once Upon a Classic Episode five of "The Prince and the Pauper." 7PM From These Roots A look at some of the famous people who were part of the artistic, social and political

renaissance of Afro-America during the Roaring '20s. 7:30 MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8PM Frugal Gourmet Jewish dishes like sesame chicken, lentil salad and cucumber salad. 8:30 Evening at Symphony The Boston Symphony Orchestra, conduced by Seiji Ozawa, with music by Ives and Bartok. 9:30 Movie-"Dreams" [1955] Probing study of two women who have brief and empty affairs with married men. 11PM To Be Announced 11:30 Captioned ABC News KTPS 62 Tacoma [PBS] 8:30 Wld. Press [??] 9AM Quest 9:30 Children [??] 10AM Mr. Music 10:30 Sounds 11AM Mulligan Stew Noon Options 12:30 Mr. Music 1PM Tacoma Beg. [Band? Orchestra?] 1:30 Draw Man 2PM Cover [??] 2:30 Quest 3PM Film; Music 3:30 Options 4PM Adams Chronicles 5PM Yoga 5:30 Mr. Rogers 6PM Zoom 6:30 Alcoholism 7PM Tennysen [??] 7:30 Once Upon a Classic 8PM Hall of Fame 9:30 Consumer [??] -crainbebo

CBUT 2 Vancouver [CBC] 3:30 Cooks [??] Very likely "Celebrity Cooks", a cooking program hosted by "Beachcomber" Bruno Gerussi and featuring Canadian and international stars, including a notorious 1978 episode with Bob Crane that never aired:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celebrity_Cooks

8:30 Kensington "The King of Kensington", a Toronto-based sitcom starring Al Waxman. KING 5 Seattle [NBC] 7PM NBC Special Treat NBC drama about a ten-year-old orphan boy and a blind dog. Delayed from 4PM, due to the movie. What was normally on KING-TV Tuesday nights? KIRO 7 Seattle [CBS] 9AM Hour Magazine [if not, who? Says Magazine] My guess would be CBS's monthly daytime news magazine program, which was just called "Magazine". If so, what was on here normally?

11:30 Kojak Kojack poses as a chemist in an effort to snare the thieves of $1 million worth of morphine who are now trying to sell it back to the insurance company. 12:30 CBS Late Movie-"Pretty Peggy" [1973] Special guest star is Bette Davis. A college art student is hired as housekeeper at a mansion but learns that the previous housekeeper is mysteriously missing. As Kojak reruns were part of the "CBS late Movie", the start time of "Pretty Peggy" is actually 12:40AM. KCTS 9 Seattle [PBS] 9AM Sesame Street 10AM American [??] 10:30 Mus., Ripples [??] (the latter is "Ripples") 11AM Music [??] 11:30 Films, Star's [??] Noon Electric Company 12:30 Explorers [National Geographic?] 1PM, Film, Ripples [??] 1:30 Why; You [??] (the latter could be "All About You") 2PM Music [??]

2:30 Images; Art [these must have all been Instructional programs] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [Secondary PBS/EDU] 10AM Soup, Cover [??] ("Vegetable Soup" / "Cover To Cover") 10:30 Science 11AM Matter [??] 11:30 Art, Inside [??] (the latter probably "Inside Out") Noon To Be Announced 12:45 Infinity 1PM Music; Science 1:45 Music 2PM Matter 2:30 Cover, 2c KTPS 62 Tacoma [PBS] 8:30 Wld. Press [??] 9AM Quest 9:30 Children [??] 10AM Mr. Music 10:30 Sounds 11AM Mulligan Stew Noon Options 12:30 Mr. Music 1PM Tacoma Beg. [Band? Orchestra?] (may not even be a music program) 1:30 Draw Man 2PM Cover [??] 2:30 Quest 3PM Film; Music 3:30 Options As the Times was one of the very few publications to actually list in-school shows, using a grid format certainly does not help here. What I think should be is in bold Italics above. The Magazine show on 7 was likley pre-empting Price Is Right which was airing at 10/9 at that time on CBS.

Correct. No one in Seattle had TPiR for a short time in the '70s. I think KIRO did air the 1/2 hour TPiR when it was new in 1972. -crainbebo

I believe KIRO preempted The Price is Right from September 1978 to April 1979 when they aired Phil Donahue from 9:00-10:00 a.m. Since Price aired from 9:30-10:30, KIRO filled the last half hour with All in the Family, delayed from 9:00 a.m. Price returned

when CBS moved it to 10:00.

CHEK 6 Victoria [CTV/CBC] 5:30 News In those days, from my understanding, CHEK aired a local newscast from 5:30-6:00 and then the Newshour from BCTV at 6:00, which by then had been anchored by Tony Parsons for just over one year. Interesting to see what their schedule looked like as a split CBC/CTV affiliate, especially airing both Canada AM and The National.

I see that KING-5 (NBC) pre-empted NBC daytime reruns of Sanford and Son and Wheel Of Fortune. And wasn't The Cross-Wits an once a week syndicated show or 5 days a week? And I also see that KVOS-12 (CBS) pre-empted Search For Tomorrow, As The World Turns and The Guiding Light.

KVOS only showed selected CBS programs in its final decade or so of CBS, because KIRO 7 was complaining and getting steamed up about KVOS duplicating CBS programs. -crainbebo

KVOS only showed selected CBS programs in its final decade or so of CBS, because KIRO 7 was complaining and getting steamed up about KVOS duplicating CBS programs. That, plus the fact that simsubbing was becoming more of a concern when Canadian stations started carrying American shows at the same time as the American networks (including CBS).

Looking at a listing from 1973-KIRO never did show New Price is Right [30 min version]. The first Bob Barker year went to indie KSTW in the morning hours. I'll post said listing soon. -crainbebo

In the years that KVOS was weaning itself off CBS, does anybody know how the station

decided which CBS shows it would clear? Did the station tend to clear CBS programs that weren't being shown in Canada? And why didn't CBS just drop KVOS cold rather than maintain what ended up being a sporadic secondary affiliation?

13 KCPQ Tacoma [Secondary PBS/EDU] 10AM Soup, Cover [??] I believe the former is "Vegetable Soup", though I've always known it to be a half-hour format.

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Mon. April 17th, 1989

Source: Seattle Times microfilm 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [IND] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [Fox] 22 KTZZ Seattle [IND] 28 KTPS Tacoma [PBS] 7AM 4 Good Morning America Tax deadline; Nazi-war-criminal bounty hunter Simon Wiesenthal; Dr. Ronald R. Fieve ["Mood Swing"]; starting home renovations; whole-house renovations. 5 Today British Foreign Minister Geoffrey Howe. 7 This Morning 9 Sesame Street 11 C.O.P.S 12 Flintstones 13 Popeye 22 Thundercats 7:30 11 Dennis the Menace

12 G.I. Joe 13 Tom & Jerry 22 Ghostbusters 8AM 2 Smith & Smitth 9 Captain Kangaroo 11 Jetsons 12 Scooby-Doo 13 The Smurfs 22 Gumby 28 Nutrition 8:30 2 Pasquale 9 Mister Rogers 11 Yogi Bear 12 My Little Pony 13 Snorks 22 Care Bears 28 Sesame Street 9AM 2 Fitness People 4 Geraldo Topic: Can a marriage survive infidelity? 5 Seattle Today Doreen Virtre ["My Kids Don't Live With Me Anymore"] gives tips on maintaining bonds with children who are separated from you. 7 Sally Jessy Raphael Teens discuss sex. 9 Sesame Street 11 Get Smart 12 Mary Tyler Moore 13 Family Feud [from CBS] 22 Beat Baldness [infomercial] 9:30 2 Doctor 11 Lose Weight [infomercial] 12 Private Benjamin 13 Now You See It [short-lived revival of the Jack Narz game show, hosted by LA news anchor Chuck Henry. From CBS] 22 Casey Treat 28 Instructional TV

10AM 2 Fred Penner's Place 4 Home Emma Samms refinishes furniture; breakthroughs for the hearing impaired; summer vacations. 5 Wheel of Fortune 7 Price is Right 9 Instructional TV 11 On Trial 12 Regis & Kathie Lee Shirley MacLaine. [And nowhere to be seen in Seattle, KSTW/11 had it for a while in '88 but gave it up. For the last 20+ yrs it's been on KOMO] 13 To the Heart 22 Success-N-Life 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 5 Win, Lose or Draw Mary Beth Evans; Stephen Nichols; Finola Hughes; Ian Buchanan. 11 Divorce Court 13 Couch Potatoes 11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Growing Pains 5 Scrabble 7 Young and the Restless 11 The Judge 12 Sally Jessy Raphael See 9AM. 13 Benson The unscrupulous lieutenant governor takes over. 22 700 Club 28 Square One Television 11:30 4 Loving 5 Classic Concentration 11 Superior Court 13 Moving Up 28 Sesame Street Noon 2 4 All My Children 5 Wipeout [what was this?] 7 News

11 Movie "Rodeo Girl." [1980] Katharine Ross. A young woman risks her marriage by defying her husband's fierce opposition to her career as a professional rodeo rider. 12 Cannon 13 Rockford Files Prostitute Rita [Rita Moreno] asks Rockford's help when she is arrested for killing a client. 22 Moving Up 12:30 5 Generations 22 Paid Program 28 3-2-1 Contact 1PM 2 Midday 4 One Life to Live 5 Another World 7 As the World Turns 12 On Trial 13 Movie "Almost You." [1984] Brooke Adams. Dullness pervades a young New Yorker's life until his wife has an auto accident and he has an affair with her nurse. 22 Robin Hood "Robin & The Power of Albion." The sheriff arrests Marion and confiscates Robert's sword, Albion, intending to expose him as the new Robin Hood; John hires a ruthless new sheriff [Lewis Collins], known as the Butcher of Lincoln, to rid Nottingham of Robin Hood. 28 Instructional TV 1:30 9 Reading Rainbow 12 Newlywed Game 2PM 2 7 Guiding Light 4 General Hospital 5 Santa Barbara 9 M. MacKay 11 Dating Game 12 Hawaii Five-O 2:30 9 At Julia's 11 Scooby-Doo

3PM 2 Coronation Street 4 Northwest Afternoon Shirley MacLaine. 5 Days of Our Lives 7 Oprah Winfrey Spring fashions. 9 Sesame Street 11 Woody Woodpecker 12 Alvin & The Chipmunks 13 'Toon Time 22 Too Close [for Comfort?] 28 Joy of Painting 3:30 2 Talkabout 11 Alvin & The Chipmunks 12 C.O.P.S. 13 Flintstones 22 Moving Up 28 Acrylic Art 4PM 2 Generations 4 Win, Lose or Draw 5 Quincy 7 Donahue 9 28 3-2-1 Contact 11 Ghostbusters 12 The A-Team 13 Tom & Jerry 22 Double Dare 4:30 2 NHL Hockey Adams or Patrick Division Final, Game 1. 4 Family Feud [syndicated] 9 Reading Rainbow 11 Bugs Bunny 13 Duck Tales 22 Knight Rider 28 Square One Television [not seen on KCTS/9 at this time] 5PM 4 5 7 News 9 Mister Rogers

11 Silver Spoons 12 New Leave it to Beaver 13 Webster Webster finds a secret door in the family's new house. 28 Sesame Street 5:30 5 NBC News 9 Wild, Wild World of Animals 11 Charles in Charge 12 Three's Company 13 Happy Days Richie wants to interview the stars of "Howdy Doody." 22 Leave it to Beaver 6PM and later tomorrow. -crainbebo

Noon 5 Wipeout [what was this?] Wipeout(no relation to the current ABC reality competition show) was a short lived syndicated game show aired in the 1988-1989 season if I remember correctly. It was taped at Paramount Studios in Hollywood and was hosted by the former host of the CBS game show Press Your Luck: Peter Tomarken. More info about it can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wipeout_(1988_U.S._game_show)

6PM and later 6PM 4 ABC News 5 News 7 CBS News 9 Nightly Business Report 11 Family Ties Coached by Alex, Jennifer presents a class speech. 12 M*A*S*H 13 Little House on the Prairie Substitute-teacher Caroline deals with a boy [Dirk Blocker] whose limited literacy makes

him the object of laughter. 22 Newhart Dick eagerly awaits a reunion with his college jazz-group. 28 America by Design "The Street" The development of roads within and between cities unifies the nation. 6:30 4 News 7 Cosby Show Cliff's former English professor sits in at pinochie. 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 M*A*S*H Approaching Chinese force the camp to relocate. [Part 1 of 2] 12 Couch Potatoes 22 Kate & Allie Kate must return a pricey dress after one wearing. 7PM 4 Wheel of Fortune 5 Entertainment Tonight Scheduled: Tony Danza. 7 News 11 Cheers Lilith buys a fling with Sam in Rebecca's charity auction. 12 Dating Game 13 Love Connection 22 St. Elsewhere Morrison yields to Chinese custom to treat a dying boy; Samuels pines for Paxton; the "birdman" announces he will now be a human. 28 Doctor Who 7:30 2 News 4 Jeopardy! 5 Evening Magazine Mountaineer Lou Whittaker; GuyRex, a company that coaches beauty pageant contestants. 7 People's Court 9 Yes, Minister 11 Night Court Paychecks halt when the state runs out of money. Pat 1 of 2. 12 Hollywood Squares 13 A Current Affair 28 EastEnders No one can find Mehmet; Lofty believes he'll be fired.

8PM 2 To Be Announced 4 Daycare Grows Up Documentary examines the development of the problem and new solutions for parents. 5 ALF ALF imagines himself and the Tanners in classic black-and-white films. 7 Live-In Danny thinks a conversation concerns his father and an affair. 9 War & Peace in the Nuclear Age "Visions of War & Peace" Nations face the challenge of resolving disputes without nuclear weapons or physical force. 11 A Parent's Greatest Fear The problem of child abduction is examined in four cases and an interview with a child molester. Host: John Walsh. 12 Movie "Son-Rise: A Miracle of Love." [1979] James Farentino. Loving parents of an autistic infant fight a winning battle to help their child. 13 Movie "They Call Me Mister Tibbs!" [1970] Sidney Poitier. Detective Virgil Tibbs' friend, an activist clergyman, is suspected of killing a San Francisco prostitute. 22 Suspense Theatre A charming undercover agent [Roger Smith] tricks a politician and his secretary into revealing mob connections. 28 Masterpiece Theatre "Sorrell & Son" Kit's status as a surgeon satisfies Sorrell's ambitions; liberated Molly has no plans to marry. [Part 4 of 5] 8:30 5 Nearly Departed Grant becomes panic-stricken when Gramps asks him to baby-sit with Derek. 7 Heartland Gus learns he has to wrestle a girl; B.L. gives Johnny his slant on local history. 9PM 2 Movie "B.L. Stryker: Auntie Sue." [1989] Burt Reynolds. Private eye Stryker crosses paths with Florida retirees mixed up in gem smuggling. 5 Around The World in 80 Days In India, Fogg and Passepartout rescue Princess Aouda from imminent death at the hands of the Brahmans. Followed by Fix, they book passage to Hong Kong but are kidnapped during the sail. Part 2 of 3. 7 Murphy Brown Murphy investigates a federal prosecutor linked to mob-run prostitution. 9 Learning in America Some say schools should revise curricula to include technological skills needed for the 21st century.

11 Pornography in America 22 Movie "Champagne Charlie." [1989] Hugh Grant. Charles Heidseick builds a champagne empire amid turmoil in 19th-century France and the United States. 28 The Minneapolis Souhnd Interviews with Prince, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, the Jets and Ipso Facto suggest why the city became a center of pop music. 9:30 7 Designing Women Charlene gets her co-workers to visit a dead music idol's mansion. 10PM 2 National-Journal 7 Newhart Michael's plans for the annual apple festival offend the townspeople. [And how long has it been since a 30-minute show has been on a Big 3 network in the 10PM/9PM hour? Must have been years!] 9 Skid Road Evaluations of indigent alcoholics raise moral and political issues on individual and public responsibility for treatment and policies. 11 News 12 WKRP in Cincinnati The staff creates ads for a funeral home. 13 Public People, Private Lives Malcolm Jamal-Warner; Barry Bostwick; Jessica Hahn; Sandy Duncan. 28 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour Sign off 11PM. 10:30 7 Heartland B.L. moves out after an argument with Tom. 12 Barney Miller A mental patient attempts robbery with a toy gun. 11PM 2 4 5 7 News 9 Movie "Interrupted Melody." [1955] Eleanor Parker. Australian opera star Marjorie Lawrence makes a comeback after being crippled by polio. 11 M*A*S*H Margaret becomes engaged during a trip to Tokyo. 12 M*A*S*H Promotion decisions are up to Charles, Hawkeye and B.J. 13 Love Connection 22 Night Gallery

A woman buys a statue that looks like her husband. 11:30 4 Nightline 5 The Tonight Show Guest host Jay Leno. Tom Brokaw; Loretta Lynn; Jim Henson. 7 The Pat Sajak Show Author Stanley Karnow ["In Our Image"]; Alley Mills ["The Wonder Years"]; Meredith Baxter Birney; William Shatner. 11 Barney Miller Harris refuses to wear a uniform. 12 The Honeymooners Norton must teach Ralph to play golf. 13 Arsenio Hall Singer Desiree Coleman. 22 Movie "Family Enforcer." [1977] Joseph Cortese. A small-town hoodlum breaks into organized crime in New Jersey. 11:35 2 Newhart 12AM 4 Day's End [talk show?] 11 Morton Downey Jr. Bizarre legal defenses include steroids, premenstrual syndrome and "crack." 12 Beat Baldness [infomercial] 12:05 2 Movie "Best Pair of Legs in the Business." [1972] Reg Varney. A British comedian tries to succeed, unaware of the problesmn it is causing for his family 12:30 5 Late Night/David Letterman Robin Williams, Jonathan Winters; a man who does not observe Daylight Saving Time. 12 Paid Program 13 A Current Affair 12:50 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 1AM 4 Hollywood Squares 7 Magnum P.I. An anonymous informer tells a newswoman [Tyne Daly] an island republic's prime

minister will be assassinated in Honolulu. 11 13 Moving Up [infomercial] 12 Movie "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice." [1969] Natalie Wood. Trendy West Coasters Bob and Carol try wife-swapping with square Ted & Alice. -crainbebo

12AM 4 Day's End [talk show?] Yes it was -- it was a short-lived ABC late-night talk show co-hosted by Spencer Christian and Ross Shafer (the latter already-known in Seattle as a regular on "Almost Live"). It was presented more or less as a test series, with only selected affiliates carrying the show. (One of these was WTSP in Tampa Bay, where I had a chance to watch it.) Also, as it was a test program, the stations got all the commercial time, unlike a network or bartered syndicated show, where they only got some local commercial time.

Retro: Eastern New England Wed, July 17, 1974

from TV Guide-Eastern New England edition House Impeachment Hearings may pre-empt programs WGBH 2-PBS Boston 3:30pm Maggie & the Beautiful Machine 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 Zoom 6:30 Day at Night 7:00 French Chef 7:30 Evening Compass 8:00 Journey to Japan (re-creating a 8th-century dance commemorating a village girl marrying an emperor/the making of Nanbu iron kettles) 8:30 Coming Asunder of Jimmy Bright (Loring Mandel's drama about a social worker fighting heavy workloads and a bureaucratic welfare system) 10:00 Music of the People (amateur bluegrass musicians are featured; guests include Jimmy Healey, Bluegrass Revue, Shirley Landrum & the Bluegrass Partners, the Uptown Bluegrass Boys, Jimmy Gyles & David Bonham, and Family) 10:30 Boboquivari (Kris Kristofferson performs)

WFSB 3-CBS Hartford 6:00 Your Future is Now 6:30 Que Hay de Nuevo/What's New? 7:00 CBS Morning News 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 New England Journal (Natural Gas Co. rep Georgia DiPietro on fuel shortages, price increases, and the consequences of offshore drilling) 10:00 Joker's Wild 10:30 Gambit 11:00 Now You See It 11:30 Love of Life 11:55 CBS News noon News 12:25 Eye on Women 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Match Game 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Guiding Light 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Price is Right 3:30 Ranger Station 4:00 Beat the Clock 4:30 Mike Douglas (co-host Sly Stone is joined by his group Sly & the Family Stone; other guests include Theodore Bikel, Muhammad Ali, and Rep. Wayne Hays (D-OH) 5:55 What's Happening Update 6:00 News 7:00 CBS Evening News 7:30 Sale of the Century 8:00 Tony Orlando & Dawn (guests Shari Lewis, Jimmie Walker, and 1974 Junior Miss Karen Morris) 9:00 Cannon 10:00 Kojak 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "The Ride to Hangman's Tree" WBZ 4-NBC Boston 6:15 American Peoples (looks at Japanese culture) 6:45 Daily Almanac 7:00 Today 9:00 Sonya Hamlin (continuing the weight escape series, diet dishes with Barbara Gibbons, psychologist David Lanyon on overweight persons' emotional problems, and Sandra Hochman reads from her works) 10:00 Dinah Shore (guest Carol Lawrence) 10:30 Winning Streak 11:00 High Rollers

11:30 Hollywood Squares noon News 12:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes 12:55 NBC News 1:00 Somerset 1:30 Jeopardy! 2:00 Days of Our Lives 2:30 Doctors 3:00 Another World 3:30 How to Survive a Marriage 4:00 Mike Douglas (same guests as ch 3, WBZ carried the hour version) 5:00 Mod Squad 6:00 News 7:00 NBC Nightly News 7:30 Doctor in the House 8:00 Wild Kingdom 8:30 Baseball: Boston-Kansas City 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show 1:00 Tomorrow (ad execs talk shop) WCVB 5-ABC Boston 5:00 Good Morning! cont'd 6:00 News 6:25 News for the Deaf 6:30 News 6:50 News for the Deaf 7:00 Jabberwocky 7:30 Leave It to Beaver (bw) 8:00 Father Knows Best (bw) 8:30 Romper Room 9:00 Good Morning! (guests Col. John Eisenhower, Sandy Dennis, and Gary Merrill; preview of fall fashion trends) 10:30 Password 11:00 $10,000 Pyramid 11:30 Brady Bunch noon News 12:30 Split Second 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Let's Make a Deal 2:00 Newlywed Game 2:30 Girl in My Life 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 One Life to Live 4:00 Big Valley 5:00 Perry Mason (bw)

6:00 News 6:30 ABC Evening News 7:00 To Tell the Truth 7:30 Let's Make a Deal 8:00 Cowboys 8:30 Movie "She Lives" 10:00 ABC News Closeup "Children: A Case of Neglect" (Herb Kaplow narrates this report on health care for America's disadvantaged children) 11:00 News 11:30 Wide World Special "Marilyn Remembered" (rebroadcast of a 1964 doc on the life of Marilyn Monroe, narrated by John Huston, with modern-day comments from Peter Lawford and Shelley Winters) 1:00 Perry Mason (bw) 2:00 News 2:10 Highway Patrol 2:40 Rogues (bw) 3:40 5 All Night 4:00 5 at Large 4:30 Good Morning! (repeat from 9am) WTEV 6-ABC New Bedford 6:00 English Through Television 6:30 Jack LaLanne 6:45 News 7:00 Hogan's Heroes 7:30 Leave It to Beaver (bw) 8:00 Father Knows Best (bw) 8:25 News 8:30 Community (religious news with Betty Prast) 9:00 Romper Room 9:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC (bw) 10:00 Dick Van Dyke (bw) 10:30 Andy Griffith (bw) 11:00 $10,000 Pyramid 11:30 Brady Bunch noon Password 12:30 News 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Let's Make a Deal 2:00 Newlywed Game 2:30 Girl in My Life 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 One Life to Live 4:00 Bonanza 5:00 Mission: Impossible 6:00 News

6:30 ABC Evening News 7:00 Circus! (from England, the Circus of the Great Stars) 7:30 Let's Make a Deal 8:00 Cowboys 8:30 Baseball: Boston-Kansas City 11:00 News 11:30 Wide World Special "Marilyn Remembered" 1:00 News WNAC 7-CBS Boston 6:15 Farm & Market Report 6:20 Summer Semester "Practical Health for the Layman" 6:50 Las Noticias de Hoy 7:00 CBS Morning News 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Paul Benzaquin (Dr. Waldo Fielding and some pregnant moms discuss factors during the 3rd month of pregnancy, trend predictor Peter Beter sets his sights on the economy) 10:00 Joker's Wild 10:30 Gambit 11:00 Tattletales 11:30 Love of Life 11:55 CBS News noon News 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Truth or Consequences 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Guiding Light 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Price is Right 3:30 Match Game 4:00 Merv Griffin 5:30 Candlepins for Cash 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 What's My Line? 7:30 Bostonia (rerunning a look at the Garden) 8:00 Tony Orlando & Dawn 9:00 Cannon 10:00 Kojak 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "The Sleeping Car Murder" (bw) 1:20 Paul Benzaquin WTNH 8-ABC New Haven 6:15 Davey & Goliath

6:30 This is the Life 7:00 Father Knows Best (bw) 7:30 New Zoo Revue 8:00 I Dream of Jeannie 8:30 Phil Donahue (a cosmetic expert comments on innovative trends) 9:30 Dialing for Dollars (Marjorie Blanchards talks about cold foods for hot weather, Fr. Edmond Nadolny on getting God into the media) 10:30 Password 11:00 Split Second 11:30 Brady Bunch noon News 12:30 What's My Line? 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Let's Make a Deal 2:00 Newlywed Game 2:30 Girl in My Life 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 One Life to Live 4:00 $10,000 Pyramid 4:30 Merv Griffin 6:00 News 6:30 ABC Evening News 7:00 Truth or Consequences 7:30 Profile II: People & Progress (Latino Magazine editor Issy Sanabrian talks about the future of Puerto Ricans in the arts) 8:30 Movie "She Lives" 10:00 ABC News Closeup "Children: A Case of Neglect" 11:00 News 11:30 Wide World Special "Marilyn Remembered" WMUR 9-ABC Manchester 10:00 Movie "Man or Gun" (bw) 11:30 Brady Bunch noon Password 12:30 Split Second 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Let's Make a Deal 2:00 Newlywed Game 2:30 Girl in My Life 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 One Life to Live 4:00 Timmy & Lassie (bw) 4:30 Uncle Gus 5:30 Robin Hood (bw) 6:00 News 6:30 ABC Evening News

7:00 Soiree Canadienne (traditional Quebecois music, imported from CHLT Sherbrooke) 8:00 Cowboys 8:30 Movie "She Lives" 10:00 ABC News Closeup "Children: A Case of Neglect" 11:00 News 11:30 Wide World Special "Marilyn Remembered" WJAR 10-NBC Providence 6:25 TV Classroom (bw/discussing alcoholism) 6:55 News 7:00 Today 9:00 Not for Women Only "Women Alone" (pt 3) 9:30 To Tell the Truth 10:00 Dinah Shore 10:30 Winning Streak 11:00 High Rollers 11:30 Hollywood Squares noon News 12:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes 1:00 Jackpot! 1:30 Jeopardy! 2:00 Days of Our Lives 2:30 Doctors 3:00 Another World 3:30 How to Survive a Marriage 4:00 Somerset 4:30 I Love Lucy (bw) 5:00 It Takes a Thief 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Concentration 7:30 Big Decision (John Sweeney hosts an examination of the short and long-range importance of an oil refinery in RI) 8:00 A New Ball Game for Willie Mays (Jack Klugman hosts this tribute to the baseball legend, with cameos from Bill Cosby, Tom Seaver, Flip Wilson, Tony Randall, and other stars) 9:00 Movie "The Way West" 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show 1:00 Tomorrow WPRI 12-CBS Providence 6:30 Summer Semester "Practical Health for the Layman" 7:00 CBS Morning News 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 12 Calling

9:30 Cooking with Bernard 10:00 Joker's Wild 10:30 Gambit 11:00 Now You See It 11:30 Love of Life 11:55 CBS News noon News 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 I Dream of Jeannie 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Guiding Light 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Price is Right 3:30 Match Game 4:00 Beat the Clock 4:30 Merv Griffin 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 What's My Line? 7:30 World of Survival "Between Two Oceans" (visiting the Cape Point wildlife reserve in South Africa) 8:00 Tony Orlando & Dawn 9:00 National Geographic "Yankee Sails Across Europe" (a 30' ketch is sailed 2000 mi across Europe by its American owners) 10:00 Kojak 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "The Sleeping Car Murder" (bw) WSMW 27-Ind Worcester noon Catholic Mass 12:30 Thriller (bw) 1:30 Movie "My Gal Sal" 3:30 Silly Summer Smiles 4:30 Popeye 5:00 Felix the Cat 5:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC 6:00 Petticoat Junction 6:30 Untamed World 7:00 Movie "The Adventures of Chico" 8:30 Car & Track (NASCAR Winston 500 highlights) 9:00 Thriller (bw) 10:00 News 10:30 Charlie Chaplin "The Cure" (bw) 11:00 News WSBE 36-PBS Providence

4pm Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 Zoom 6:30 Showcase 7:00 Silent Years "The Son of the Sheik" 8:30 Boboquivari (Kristofferson) 9:00 Hollywood Television Theatre "Young Marrieds at Play" 10:00 Music of the People 10:30 Rythmes (French program, Moromaguy performs) WSBK 38-Ind Boston 10:50 News 11:00 Tom Larson (reps from Project Place discuss the services offered) noon Garner Ted Armstrong 12:30 Jack LaLanne 1:00 Laugh Classics "Say Uncle" 1:30 Mellotunes 2:00 Nutty Squirrels 2:30 Mr. Magoo & Friends 3:00 Porky Pig & Friends 3:30 Bugs Bunny & Friends 4:00 Bullwinkle 4:30 Three Stooges (bw) 5:00 Flipper 5:30 F Troop (bw) 6:00 Beat the Clock 6:30 Can You Top This? 7:00 Hogan's Heroes 7:30 I Dream of Jeannie 8:00 Hazel 8:30 Green Acres 9:00 Movie "The Way West" (punted from WBZ) 11:00 Movie "The Great Lover" (bw) WGBX 44-PBS Boston 4pm Sesame Street 5:00 Hodgepodge Lodge 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 Sesame Street 7:00 French Chef (x2) 8:00 Behind the Lines 9:00 Catch 44 (members of PACT, a group of parents whose kids have congenital heart defects, talk about their public education programs) 9:30 French Chef 10:00 Martin Agronsky: Evening Edition

10:30 Day at Night 11:00 Captioned ABC News WEDN 53-PBS Norwich 4pm Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 Sesame Street 7:00 Zoom 7:30 Silent Comedy Film Festival (bw/profiling Mack Sennett) 8:30 Boboquivari (Kristofferson) 9:00 Hollywood Television Theatre "Young Marrieds at Play" 10:00 Music of the People 10:30 Jazz Set (Randy Weston Trio) WLVI 56-Ind Boston 11:00 Not for Women Only "DIY Beauty" (pt 3-dealing with hair care) 11:30 New England Newscene noon I Love Lucy (bw) 12:30 Movie "Once More, with Feeling" 2:30 New Zoo Revue 3:00 Tennessee Tuxedo 3:30 Underdog 4:00 Banana Splits 4:30 Lost in Space (bw) 5:30 Flintstones 6:00 Lucy Show 6:30 Dragnet 7:00 Untouchables (bw) 8:00 Movie "Daddy Long Legs" 10:30 Night Gallery 11:00 Sixth Sense 11:30 Avengers

Retro: Detroit/Toledo/Lansing Sat, Aug 11, 1956

from TV Guide-Detroit edition WJBK 2-CBS Detroit 7:50 Meditations 7:55 On the Farm Front 8:00 Michigan State University 8:15 Michigan State Conservation

8:30 Farmland USA 9:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:30 Mighty Mouse 10:00 Cartoons 10:30 Texas Rangers "Bandits of El Dorado" 11:00 Big Top noon Lone Ranger "Billy the Great" 12:30 Saturday Showtime "The Great Mike" 1:30 Golf (Demaret) 1:45 Sports (Smith) 2:00 Baseball: White Sox-Tigers (Van Patrick/Mel Ott) 4:30 Movie: TBA (listed as a drama, and 30 min) 5:00 Sagebrush Shorty 6:00 Sports Mirror (Drees) 6:30 Beat the Clock 7:00 Jackie Gleason (Honeymooners) 7:30 Stage Show (guests Gene Baylas and Sonny Howard) 8:00 Two for the Money 8:30 Russ Morgan (guest Rusty Draper) 9:00 Gunsmoke 9:30 Crunch & Des "Reelistic Viewpoint" 10:00 Big Town "Train Wreck" 10:30 Hollywood Spotlight "A Mother's Duty" 11:00 News 11:15 Weather 11:20 Les Paul & Mary Ford 11:25 Nightwatch Theater "The More the Merrier"/"Blonde for a Day" 2:15 Weather/Meditation WWJ 4-NBC Detroit 7:50 News 8:00 Industry on Parade 8:15 City Affairs (Eberly) 8:30 Mr. Twinky Presents 9:00 Howdy Doody 9:30 I Married Joan "Superstition" 10:00 Fury "Search for Joey" 10:30 Uncle Johnny Coons 11:00 Captain Gallant "The Dagger of Judah" 11:30 Mr. Wizard (he tackles some of Edison's experiments) noon Cartoon Express 1:00 Jimmy Wakely 2:00 Stars on Parade 4:00 Colorland (c) 5:00 Topper "The Wedding" 5:30 Roy Rogers

6:00 Hobbies in Action "Radio Ham Field Day" (c/Motor City Radio Club members set up and operate portable equipment at a riverfront park in River Rouge) 6:15 Monte Woolley "Queen of Spades" 6:30 Down You Go 7:00 Tony Bennett (premiere with guests June Valli, Ben Blue, the Three Goetschis, and Harvey Stone) 8:00 People are Funny 8:30 Festival of Stars "Double Trouble" 9:30 Adventure Theater "Falstaff's Fur Coat" 10:00 Saturday Show "The Colonel and His Son" 10:30 Ina Ray Hutton 11:00 News 11:15 Weather 11:20 Wrestling (Texas) 12:20 News WJIM 6-NBC/CBS/ABC Lansing 9:00 Howdy Doody 9:30 TBA 10:00 Fury "Search for Joey" 10:30 Uncle Johnny Coons 11:00 Big Top noon Texas Rangers 12:30 Captain Gallant 1:00 Lone Ranger "Trapped" 1:30 Lassie 2:00 Baseball: White Sox-Tigers 5:00 Disneyland "Survival in Nature" 6:00 Bob Cummings "The Sheik" 6:30 Celebrity Playhouse "The Twelve Year Secret" 7:00 Tony Bennett (premiere) 8:00 This is Your Life (Roy Rogers is honored; paying tribute are his wife Dale Evans, Trigger, and Bullet) 8:30 Festival of Stars "Double Trouble" 9:30 Adventure Theater "Falstaff's Fur Coat" 10:00 Playhouse of Stars "Repercussion" 10:30 Science Fiction Theater 11:00 Movie: TBA WXYZ 7-ABC Detroit 9:00 America on Parade 9:30 Crusade for Christ 10:00 Laurel & Hardy 10:30 Captain Flint 11:30 Ramar of the Jungle "Jungle Vengeance" noon Ed McKenzie

2:00 Roundup Time "Red River Range" 4:00 Milky's Party 6:00 Wild Bill Hickok "Cry Wolf" 6:30 Ozark Jubilee (split in two tonight due to a special on the Democratic National Convention, which would start on Monday...Tamp's Bobby Lord subs for a vactioning Red Foley) 7:00 Convention City (John Daly goes behind the scenes of ABC's coverage of the DNC) 7:30 Ozard Jubilee (pt 2, hosted by Sonny James) 8:00 Lawrence Welk 9:00 Masquerade Party 9:30 Jumbo Theater 10:00 Secret File USA 10:30 Explorers "Into the Wilds of New Zealand" (Denver Museum of Natural History director Dr. Alfred Bailey shows films of his expedition in the Land of the Wooly Cloud) 11:00 Main Attraction Movie "Secret People" CKLW 9-CBC/DuMont Windsor 12:25pm Billboard 12:30 Man to Man 12:45 Cartoons 1:00 Saturday Matinee "North from the Lone Star"/"Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise"/"Saps at Sea" 4:30 Texas Musical Harts 5:00 Wild Bill Hickok 5:30 Happy's Matinee "Law of the Pampas" 6:30 Space Ranger "Escape Into Space" 7:00 Temple Baptist Church 7:30 Greatest Fights: Baer-Galento/Loughran-Braddock 8:00 Country Hoedown 8:30 Million Dollar Movie "Mrs. Mike" 10:00 News/Weather 10:15 Yesterday's Newsreel 10:30 Mr. & Mrs. North "Reunion" 11:00 Movie Date "Lucky Nick Cain" WSPD 13-NBC/CBS/ABC Toledo 9:00 Mr. Wizard 9:30 Fury "Search for Joey" 10:00 Sky King "The Porcelain Lion" 10:30 Texas Rangers "Bandits of El Dorado" 11:00 Big Top noon Roy Rogers 12:30 Annie Oakley "Sharp Shooting Annie" 1:00 Film Featurette 2:00 Baseball: White Sox-Tigers 5:00 Captain Gallant "The Lady from Zagora"

5:30 Wild Bill Hickok "Wild White Horse" 6:00 Death Valley Days "11,000 Miners can't be Wrong" 6:30 Beat the Clock 7:00 Jackie Gleason (Honeymooners) 7:30 Stage Show 8:00 Two for the Money 8:30 Russ Morgan 9:30 Wyatt Earp "Wise Calf" 10:00 Crunch & Des "Fifty-Four, Forty and Fight" 10:30 Directors' Playhouse 11:00 Dollar a Second 11:30 Wrestling (source not listed) 12:30 News WTVS 56-Edu Detroit No programming on weekends

Did Channel 13 carry "Gunsmoke"? I notice you have Russ Morgan listed as a half-hour on Channel 2, followed by "Gunsmoke," but Morgan as an hour on Channel 13. His show was a half-hour, from 9:30-10 (EDT), and Michigan and Ohio appear to have been on either EST or CDT (same thing, just depends on what the locality called it, the way most of Indiana referred to EST in the summer when it was an hour behind EDT).

Based on listings from 2 Ohio Newspapers via Newspaperarchive.com..The Mansfield News-Journal and The Sandusky Register-Star, Russ Morgan was a half-hour at 8:30 and Gunsmoke was aired at 9PM on WSPD-TV 13..

Retro: West Texas, Saturday, Feb. 6th, 1982

Source: TV Guide CHANNELS 2 KMID Odessa [NBC] 4a KAMR Amarillo [NBC] 4b KWAB Big Spring [ABC] 5 KTXT Lubbock [PBS]

7a KVII Amarillo [ABC] 7o KOSA Odessa [CBS] 8 WFAA Dallas [ABC] 9c WGN Chicago [IND] 9n WOR New York [IND] 9o KTPX Odessa [ABC] 10 KFDA Amarillo [CBS] 11f KTVT Ft. Worth [IND] 11l KCBD Lubbock [NBC] 12 KWET Cheyenne [PBS] 13d KERA Dallas [PBS] 13l KLBK Lubbock [CBS] 17 WTBS Atlanta [IND] 28 KAMC Lubbock [ABC] 39 KXTX Dallas [IND] 5:05 17 It's Your Business 5:35 17 Infinity Factory 6AM 4b 9o Jim Bakker 7a History 9c Cartoons 9n News 13d Captioned ABC News 6:05 17 Vegetable Soup 6:30 7a Jonny Quest 9c Bullwinkle 9n Make Peace with Nature 10 11l Villa Alegre [PBS show on two Big 3 affiliates] 13d English 13l Lassie 39 Cartoons 6:35 17 Romper Room & Friends 7AM 2 4a 11l Flintstones

4b 7a 8 9o 28 Superfriends 7o 10 13l Popeye & Olive 9c U.S. Farm Report 9n Christopher Closeup 13d Government 7:05 17 Fight Against Slavery 7:30 2 4a 11l Smurfs 4b 7a 8 9o 28 Heathcliff and Marmaduke 70 10 13l Tarzan, Lone Ranger, Zorro 9c World Tomorrow 9n Newark and Reality 11f News in Review 8AM 4b 7a 8 9o 28 Fonz 9c Rex Humbard 9n Apple Polishers-Tom Dunn 11f Los Tiempos 13d English 39 Sport Billy 8:05 17 Against The Wind 8:15 11f Ernie Scott 8:30 2 4a 11l Kid Super Power Hour with Shazam 4b 7a 8 9o 28 Laverne & Shirley-Cartoon 7o 10 13l Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 9c Issues Unlimited 9n Music World 11f Extension '81 12 Once Upon a Classic CC 39 International Help 9AM 4b 7a 8 9o 28 Richie Rich, Scooby and Scrappy-Doo 9c Charlando 9n Doctor Who 11f Fifty Plus

12 Sneak Previews 13d Sesame Street CC 39 Micky McGuire 9:05 17 Movie BW "Pittsburgh." [1942] John Wayne. 9:30 2 4a 11l Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends 9c Abbott and Costello BW 9n Doctor Who 11f Bishop College Show 12 This Old House CC 39 Movie BW "Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops." [1955] Bud Abbott and Lou Costello go to Hollywood in search of a swindler and become movie stars. 10AM 2 Val De La O 4b 7a 8 9o 28 Goldie Gold and Action Jack 9c Superman 9n Movie BW "Stablemates." [1938] Wallace Beery. 11f Point of View 12 Woodwright's Shop 13d Electric Company 10:30 2 Mexico Tejano 4b 7a 8 9o 28 Thundarr The Barbarian 7o 10 13l Blackstar 9c Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 11f What About People 12 Creative Crafts 13d Mister Rogers 11AM 4a 11l Daffy/Speedy 4b 7a 9o 28 Weekend Special "The Joke's On Mr. Little." A new teacher [Richard Sanders] never seems fazed by two pranksters [K.C. Martel, Georg Olden] who want their old teacher back. 7o 10 13l Trollkins 8 Bionic Woman 11f Voter's Digest 12 Magic of Oil Painting

13d Sociology 39 Movie "Man Without a Star." [1955] Kirk Douglas as a cowpoke involved in a range war. Highly enjoyable; directed by King Vidor with some welcome humor. Jeanne Crain. 11:05 17 Movie BW "The Great Impostor." [1960] Tony Curtis. 11:30 2 Wrestling 4a 11l Bullwinkle 4b 7a 9o American Bandstand Kool & The Gang ["Take My Heart," "Steppin' Out"]. 7o 10 13l Tom & Jerry 9c Movie BW "The Fighting Seabees." [1944] John Wayne. 11f Parents in Action 12 Victory Garden 28 Fanfaria Falcon Noon 2 4a 11l College Basketball TCU at Texas Tech. Live 7o 13l Kwicky Koala 8 America's Top 10 9n Movie BW "The Incident." [1967] Tony Musante. 10 Movie "The African Queen." [1951] River tramp Humphrey Bogart [Best Actor Oscar] and missionary Katharine Hepburn burn attempt to flee from the Germans in a rickety boat. 11f Quarter Horse Show 12 Oklahoma Gardening 13d History 28 Si Se Puede 12:30 4b 9o Periodico 7a Pop Goes the Country 7o 13l 30 Minutes A profile of a 14-year-old female high-school quarterback from Oregon. 8 Reporters' Roundup 11f Sports Afield 12 Market to Market 1PM

4b 9o Lawrence Welk 7a Wild Wild West 7o Soul Train 8 Sugar Ray Leonard's Golden Gloves 11f Fiesta Mexicana 12 Over Easy CC 13d Government 13l Sports Field 28 Wrestling 39 Lone Ranger BW 1:30 9c Movie BW "Mexican Hayride." [1948] Bud Abbott. 11f Variedades Musicales 13l Woods Workshop 1:35 17 Movie "Up the Down Staircase." [1967] Sandy Dennis. 2PM 2 4a 11l College Basketball DePaul vs. Marquette at Milwaukee. Marquette holds a 31-23 edge in this Midwest rivalry that began in 1917. DePaul has come on strong recently, though, winning four in a row, including last year's 78-71 victory. In that contest, Terry Cummings-one of the Nation's leaders this year in scoring and rebounding-hit for 22 points and pulled down 11 rebounds. His efforts were enough to counteract the play of Marquette guard Glenn Rivers, who scored 23 points and dished off a team high six assists. 4b 7a 8 9o 28 Pro Bowling The finals of the BPAA U.S. Open are telecast from Houston. 7o Villa Alegre 9n Movie BW "Big Jim McLain." [1952] John Wayne. 10 13l International Skating Championships Special: Same-day coverage of the 1982 European Figure Skating Championships, taped at Lyon, France. This competition features three world champions defending their European titles: ladies champ Denise Biellmann, ice dancers Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean and pairs skaters Irina Vorobieva and Igor Lisovsky. Karin Enke and Frode Ronning are favored to retain their titles in the World Sprint Skating Championships, taped at Alkmaar, The Netherlands. Among the featured American skaters is Sheila Young Ochowicz, a 1976 Olympic gold medalist. 11f Cowboy Weaver/Dewey Grooms 12 Austin City Limits 13d Business 39 Rifleman BW

2:30 7o Sonrisas 39 Rifleman NBW 3PM 5 Woman's Place 7o Kidsworld 9c America's Top 10 11f Movie "The Kid with the Golden Arm." [1980] Government agents battle thieves. 12 Sneak Previews 13d Humanities 39 Bonanza 3:30 4b 7a 8 9o 28 Wide World of Sports Current World Cup downhill leader Steve Podborski and 1976 Olympic champion Franz Klammer are among the competitors in taped coverage of the World Men's Downhill Skiing Championship at Schladming, Austria./The men's and ice dancing events in the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, taped at Indianapolis. 1981 U.S. and world champion Scott Hamilton expects the usual tough opposition from David Santee, runnerup for both titles last year. 5 Cinema Showcase 7o 10 13l Golf Third-round play in the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am. 9c Soul Train 12 Perspectives 4PM 2 Woods Workshop 4a I Dream of Jeannie 5 12 Soccer Made in Germany 9n Outer Limits BW 11l U.S. Farm Report 13d Psychology 39 Rawhide BW 4:05 17 Last of the Wild 4:30 2 4a Wild Kingdom 9c Pink Panther 11l 11 Questions [local Lubbock show?]

4:35 17 Motor Week 5PM 2 Conversation 4a Weekend Journal 5 12 Matinee at the Bijou 7o '82... 9c Little House on the Prairie 9n Racing from Aqueduct 10 Wrestling 11f Kung Fu 11l That Nashville Musuc 13d History 13l Barney Miller 39 Big Valley 5:05 17 Wrestling 5:30 2 11l NBC News-Jessica Savirch 4a 7a News 4b 9o Sports Afield 7o 13l CBS News-Bob Schieffer 8 Black Horizons 9n Wild Kingdom 28 Dance Fever 6PM 2 9c Muppet Show 4a 11l Lawrence Welk Melodies of love include "Love is Sweeping the Country." 4b 7a 9o 13l Hee Haw Guests: Mickey Gilley, John Hartford, Carl Smith, Jimmy Henley. 7o 8 28 News 9n Eric Sevareid's Chronicle 10 Amarillo Observer 11f Solid Gold 13d This Old House CC Installing a wood-burning stove. [Wonder why there were so many instructional programs on a Saturday earlier?] 39 Little House on the Prairie 6:30 2 Eyes of Texas-Ray Miller

5 Once Upon a Classic CC A well-disguised Kenneth [Patrick Ryecart] returns to the Christian camp in Part 6 of "The Talisman." 7o 28 M*A*S*H 8 Omni: The New Frontier Highlights of the August 1981 Voyager 2 Saturn flyby. 9c Rhoda 9n Agronsky & Company 10 Look at Us 12 Outdoor Oklahoma 13d Voices Part 1 of a two-part discussion of environmental regulations and their impact on economic growth. Adding 7PM and later in another part later today. -crainbebo

7PM 2 4a 11l One of the Boys Circumstantial evidence marks Oliver [Mickey Rooney] as the prime suspect in a series of neighborhood burglaries. 4b 7a 8 9o 28 King's Crossing Carey [Marilyn Jones] has eyes for an older man [Martin Donovan], but he only sees Lauren [Linda Hamilton]; and Willa [Dorothy Meyer] asks Paul [Bradford Dillman] to be her tutor. 5 Tony Brown's Journal Return: A new season of reports begins with an examination of crime in the black community. Included: an interview with a judge who cites high youth unemployment and drug abuse and contributing factors in street crimes. 7o 10 13l Walt Disney Movie: "The Cat from Outer Space" abandons all hope of ever leaving Earth to rescue the cat he loves from a man who would control the world. Conclusion of a two-part 1978 comedy. 9c Top of the Hill 9n NBA Basketball New Jersey at Detroit. 11f Gunsmoke 12 Shirley Bassey Charles Aznavour and the Three Degrees are guests. Charles sings "Old Fashioned Way" and "Yesterday, When I Was Young." 13d America At Philadelphia's Independence Hall, Allstair Cooke recalls the writing and ratification of the American Constitution.

7:05 17 Nashville Alive! 7:30 2 4 11l Harper Valley Stella [Barbara Eden] comes to appreciate Flora [Anne Francine] as an enemy when a posthypnotic suggestion turns her into a fawning friend. 5 Swingin' The Blues A performance by Count Basie includes segments from a concert celebrating his 75th birthday at the Uptown Theater in Kansas City. 8PM 2 4a 11l Barbara Mandrell Guests: Danny Thomas and Gail Davies. Songs: "I Got the Music in Me" [Mandrells]; "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me" [Danny]; "Round the Clock Lovin" [Gail]; "You are So Beautiful" [Barbara]; "Crawdad Song" [Danny, Barbara]; and a medley by the Mandrells including "Won't You Ride in My Little Red Wagon" and "Queen of The Silver Dollar." 4b 7a 8 9o 28 Love Boat On his 10th-anniversary cruise, Stubing [Gavin MacLeod] decides to propose to the love [Pat Crowley] he once lost; Platonic business partners [Phyllis Davis, Robert Mandan] are thrown together by a scheming colleague [Dick Martin]; an unidentified female masher harasses a passenger [Linwood Boomer]. 5 Soundstage CC Dionne Warwick performs "Deja Vu," "I'll Never Love This Way Again," "With One More Look At You" and The Letter." 7o 10 13l Movie Gene Wilder is a meek publisher who gets sidetracked by romance and murder aboard the "Silver Streak" [1976], a Los Angeles-Chicago luxury train. 11f Pop Goes the Country 12 Nova CC "The Hunt for the Legion Killer" follows medical detectives trying to track down the cause of Legionnaires disease, responsible for 29 deaths in Philadelphia during the Bicentennial. The culprit was found to be a new bacteria strain. 13d Movie BW "Knock on Any Door." [1949] 8:05 17 Jacques Cousteau 8:30 11f That Nashville Music 9PM 2 4a 11l Billy Crystal Scheduled: Billy's guests are Robert Urich, Morgan Fairchild and Manhattan Transfer.

Comedy includes a spoof of early-morning talk shows; a one-man stage show, "The Alexander Haig Story"; and a sendup of "Young Man with a Horn" called "Young Man with a Mouth." Manhattan Transfer perform "Trickle Trickle" and "Spies in the Night." Regulars include Jane Anderson, Brother Theodore Gottlieb, Tino Insana, Phyllis Katz. 4b 7a 8 9o 28 Fantasy Island CC 1. A department-store detective [Ron Ely] must save Sherlock Holmes. 2. A woman [Laraine Stephens] claims that Roarke [Ricardo Montalban] is the father of her child. 5 Previn and the Pittsburgh Ella Fitzgerald joins Andre Previn in a program from the 1979 series. She discusses her early career and sings "Lady Be Good," "Glad to be Unhappy." 9c INN News-Jeff Kamen 11f Nashville on the Road 12 Life on Earth CC Part 4. The alliance that bloomed between flowers and insects is examined in "The Swarming Hordes," which also includes segments on the metamorphosis of a caterpillar into a butterfly; the colonel life of termites and wasps; and the terrifying army ants. 9:05 17 News 9:30 9c News 9n New York Report 11f Backstage at the Grand Ole Opry 39 Lawrence Welk 10PM 2 4a 4b 7a 8 9o 11l 28 News 9c Solid Gold 9n Paul Hogan 11f Benny Hill 12 Doctor Who "The Keeper of Traken," Part 3. The succession of The Keeper is in question. 13d Dave Allen at Large Characters: Cyrano de Bergerace, Henry VIII and James the Trusty Butler. 10:05 17 World at Large 10:30 2 11l Saturday Night Live James Coburn [host], and singers Mick Fleetwood and Lindsey Buckingham. 4a Dance Fever [No one in Amarillo saw SNL at this time, unless they could get KCBD] 4b 7a 9o ABC News 7o 10 13l News 8 Movie

"True Grit." [1969] John Wayne won an Oscar as the crusty old marshal who helps a teen-ager track down her father's killer. 9n Racing from Yonkers 11f Wrestling 12 Doctor Who The identity of Melkur is revealed in the conclusion of "The Keeper of Traken." 13d Wodehouse Playhouse 28 M*A*S*H Klinger reacts unexpectedly to ridicule; a wounded man responds strangely to news that he's being shipped home. 39 Wild Kingdom 10:45 4b 9o Dance Fever Charly McClain performs. 7a Movie "Frenzy." [1972] Alfred Hitchcock directed this effective tale of a rapist-murderer stalking London. 11PM 4a Solid Gold 7o Movie "A Talent for Loving." [1969] Richard Widmark as a gambler involved with bandits, revolutionaries and amorous females. 9c Movie "The Pink Panther." [1964] Peter Sellers. 9n Wrestling 10 Entertainment This Week Scheduled: Richard Burton, Sammy Davis Jr., Lionel Richie. 13l Solid Gold Performing: KISS ["I", "A World Without Heroes"]; Olivia Newton-John ["Make a Move on Me"]; Ronnie Laws ["There's a Way"]. 13d Dick Cavett 28 Movie "Beneath the Planet of the Apes." [1970] First sequel to the 1968 science fiction hit about a futuristic simian society ruling the world, while mutated humans live underground. 39 Weekend Heroes 11:05 17 Movie BW "Cape Fear." [1961] Gregory Peck. 11:15 4b 9o Movie BW "Flame of the Barbary Coast" [1945], about a cattleman [John Wayne], a singer [Ann Dvorak], a gambler [Joseph Schildkraut] and the San Francisco earthquake.

11:30 39 American Trail 12AM 2 Wrestling 9n Movie BW "Destination Nightmare." [1958] Boris Karloff. 10 Movie "Go Ask Alice." [1973] Teen-age drug abuse is the grim theme of this drama based on the published diary of a desperate girl struggling to overcome addiction. 11f Outer Limits BW 11l Evening at the Improv 13l Movie BW "Dakota." [1945] John Wayne comes to the aid of wheat farmers being swindled by crooked landgrabbers. 39 Agronsky & Company 12:30 13d Swingin' The Blues Debut: A four-part series on jazz opens by "Goin' to Kansas City" to recall the city's jazz heyday during the 1930s. Performers include Count Basie. 12:45 7a Movie "The Eiger Sanction." [1975] Clint Eastwood plays an ex-hitman lured out of retirement for another deadly assignment. Directed by Eastwood in Switzerland and Monument Valley. 12:55 8 Movie "The Buccaneer." [1958] Actor Anthony Quinn directed this saga of pirate Jean Lafitte's role in the War of 1812. 1AM 4b 9o Evening at the Improv 11l News 28 ABC News-Tom Jarriel 1:15 9c News 1:20 17 Movie "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty." [1947] Danny Kaye.

1:30 13 To Be Announced 1:45 9c Movie BW "The Petrified Forest." [1936] Leslie Howard. 2AM 9n Movie "Diagnosis: Murder." [1975] Jon Finch. 13d Operation Barbarossa 3AM 8 Movie BW "Miracle in the Rain." [1958] Jane Wyman and Van Johnson as two lonely people who meet in New York City during World War II and fall deeply in love. 13d Paper Chase 3:25 9c To Be Announced 3:35 17 Mission Impossible 4AM 13d Most Endangered Species 4:50 8d Movie "The Curse of Frankenstein." [1957] High scare ratio, plus interesting performers working with a literate script. Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee. -crainbebo

Retro: Spokane, WA - Monday, September 20, 1976 (season/series premieres)

Monday, September 20, 1976 2KREM (CBS) 4KXLY (ABC) 6KHQ (NBC) 7KSPS (PBS)

MORNING 5:40 2Down to Earth 5:45 2Intersect 6:00 2Captain Kangaroo 6Farm and Home Report 6:30 6Good Day 6:45 4Farm Report 7:00 2CBS Morning News 4Good Morning America (David Hartman, Nancy Dussault) 6Today (Tom Brokaw, Jane Pauley) 8:00 2The Mike Douglas Show Co-Host: John Byner. Guests: Jazz guitarist George Benson, actor Robert Conrad, Maynard Ferguson and His Orchestra, comedienne Phyllis Diller, magician Mercer Helms, gymnast Jody Kline. 9:00 2The Price Is Right 4The Phil Donahue Show Maxine Schnall and Robert Rosend discuss the Wives Self-Help Hotline and problems that women encounter in their marriages. 6Sanford and Son 9:30 6Celebrity Sweepstakes 10:00 2Gambit 4The $20,000 Pyramid 6Wheel of Fortune

10:30 2Love of Life 4Happy Days 6The Hollywood Squares 10:55 2CBS News 11:00 2The Young and the Restless 4Hot Seat 6Fun Factory 11:30 2Search for Tomorrow 4Family Feud 6Kaleidoscope 11:55 6NBC News AFTERNOON Noon 2Channel 2 News 4Dialing for Dollars 6Somerset 12:25 2Take Kerr 12:30 2As the World Turns 4All My Children 6Days of Our Lives 1:00 4Ryans Hope 1:30 2Guiding Light 4One Life to Live 6The Doctors 2:15 4General Hospital

2:30 2Match Game 76 3:00 2Superman 4The Edge of Night 6The Big Valley 3:30 2The New Mickey Mouse Club 4MOVIE: Illegal (1955) Edward G. Robinson, Nina Foch. A DA falls apart when his machinations send an innocent man to the chair. 7Lilias, Yoga and You 4:00 2The Brady Bunch 6The Merv Griffin Show Alan Sues, Milt Kamen, Stan Kann, comic Stewie Stone. 7Sesame Street 4:30 2The Lorenzo and Henrietta Music Show 5:00 4Thrillseekers 7Mister Rogers Neighborhood 5:30 2Channel 2 News 4News Scene 6Q-6 News Alive 7The Electric Company EVENING 6:00 2CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite 4Monday Night Football Live coverage of a game between the Oakland Raiders and the Kansas City Chiefs from Kansas City, Missouri. 6NBC Nightly News (John Chancellor, David Brinkley) 7Zoom

6:30 2My Three Sons 6Concentration 7Villa Alegre 7:00 2Adam-12 6The Odd Couple 7Book Beat 7:30 2The Hollywood Squares 6The $128,000 Question 7The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8:00 2Rhoda The Separation. As the third season opens, the Gerards marriage hits the skids when, following a house-hunting expedition, Joe vetoes Rhoda's choice of a dream house. Rhoda: Valerie Harper. Ida: Nancy Walker. Joe: David Groh. Brenda: Julie Kavner. 6NBC Monday Night at the Movies: Airport 1975 (1974) Charlton Heston, Karen Black. When a small private plane collides over The Rockies with a passenger-laden jumbo jet, a stewardess takes control until efforts can be made to place a pilot on board via a mid-air transfer. Joe Patroni: George Kennedy. Captain Stacy: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. 7The Adams Chronicles Chapter One: John Adams, Lawyer (1758-1770) Debut: Profiling four generations of the American family. Chapter One traces the coming of age of John Adams (George Grizzard) and of the independence movement in the American colonies. Abigail: Kathryn Walker. 8:30 2Phyllis In the second-season opener, Phyllis (Cloris Leachman) makes an exciting career change when she unexpectedly becomes the administrative assistant to a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors (Carmine Caridi). Paul Jameson: John Ritter. Jonathan: Henry Jones. 9:00 2Maude Vivians First Funeral. In the fifth-season opener, Vivian (Rue McClanahan) is traumatized when she must attend her first funeral. Maude: Beatrice Arthur. MacDonald: Arny Freeman. Malcolm Flanagan: Richard McMurray. 4Dinah! Mary Tyler Moore, Dick Van Dyke, Carl Reiner, Pratt and McClain. 7In Performance at Wolf Trap

La Traviata. Beverly Sills and Richard Fredericks star in this new production of Verdis opera, performed by the San Diego Opera Company. 9:30 2Alls Fair Strange Bedfellows. Debut: Can a sophisticated, ultraconservative 49-year-old political columnist find happiness in the Washington, D.C. fishbowl with an earthy, emotional, ultraliberal photographer? The answer seems to be maybe as Richard Crenna and Bernadette Peters star as the columnist and photographer in the premiere of this comedy series. 10:00 2Executive Suite Re: The Secret. Debut: The drama presents interpersonal conflicts of executives, office workers, factory hands and their families against the backdrop of a large corporation. In the opener, crises arise for the company president: his new board nominee is greeted with fierce opposition, and a terrorist's bomb rocks his plant. Walling: Mitchell Ryan. Helen: Sharon Acker. Howell Rutledge: Stephen Elliott. Desmond: Richard Cox. 4The Captain and Tennille Debut: The Grammy-Award winning team of Daryl Dragon and Toni Tennille are the stars of this diversified, upbeat variety series. The guests for the premiere episode are Jackie Gleason, Ron Palillo, Lawrence Hilton Jacobs and Penny Marshall. 6Van Dyke and Company Dick Van Dyke, the Emmy-Award-winning comedian and all-around entertainer, returns to TV in his first weekly comedy-variety series. Guests on this premiere show include Flip Wilson and Chevy Chase. 11:00 2Channel 2 News 4News Scene 6Q-6 News Alive 11:30 2The CBS Late Movie: The Virginia Hill Story (TV, 1974) Dyan Cannon, Allen Garfield. Story based on fact, about Virginia Hill, who abandons a life of poverty and abuse in the South to make a new life in Chicago. Harvey Keitel. (Repeat) 4Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 6The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Guest Host: Shelley Winters. Guests: Zsa Zsa Gabor, Geoffrey Holder, Desi Arnaz, Vicky Fletcher, Howard Teichman. 7ABC Captioned News Midnight 4MOVIE: The Kashmiri Run (1970) Pernell Roberts, Alexandra Bastedo. An American adventurer leads another man

and a girl on an escape route out of Chinese communist-occupied Tibet. 1:00 6Tomorrow Host: Tom Snyder. A demonstration of video golf, an electronic method of helping golfers to practice.

I see that Tattletales was preempted on KREM 2. Normally would air at 4PM ET/3 PT. And wasn't Guiding Light still a half hour show? -crainbebo

You're right. There's an All in the Family rerun at 2 that I missed.

Retro: Dallas-Fort Worth, Saturday, December 3, 1949

(first day on air for KRLD-TV) Dallas Morning News KBTV Channel 8 1:05 PM Football Previews 2:00 PM Notre Dame vs. SMU 5:00 PM Test Pattern 6:15 PM Time for Beanie 6:30 PM Toyland 6:50 PM Film Featurette 6:53 PM Stanfords Preview 7:00 PM Serial 7:20 PM Newsreel 7:30 PM Armchair Traveler 7:40 PM Western film 8:40 PM Boxing from New York 9:40 PM Newsreel 9:50 PM Sign off WBAP-TV Channel 5 12:45 PM Test Pattern 1:00 PM Football Classics 1:30 PM Interviews

1:40 PM SMU-Notre Dame game 5:45 PM Junior Theater, films 6:45 PM Texas News 7:00 PM William Barclay Presents 7:30 PM Hollywood Screen Test (ABC) 8:00 PM Hayloft 8:30 PM Western film 9:30 PM News Final 9:35 PM Weather Tele-Facts 9:40 PM Sign off. KRLD-TV Channel 4 12 Noon Test Patterns 12:30 PM Pays to Be Ignorant (CBS) 1:00 PM South with the Sun 1:20 PM Sonny Kendis (CBS) 1:30 PM Football Previews 1:40 PM SMU-Notre Dame 4:30 PM Football Roundup 4:40 PM Sign off. SMU football was big even then.

...the most interesting of the three schedules is KRLD-TV/4's, with only afternoon hours and two kinescoped CBS shows, one of which was the 10-minute-long Sonny Kendis Show (aired live on the network at 7:45 PM Eastern/6:45 Central on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays). And while KBTV/8 has a boxing program (probably an hour of DuMont's Boxing from Sunnyside Gardens, also kinnied from 9:30 ET/8:30 CT Thursdays), there's no wrestling program in sight on a Saturday in Big D - ever think you'd live to hear that observation? - even though DuMont's Wrestling from Marigold would have been fed live at 10:00 ET/9:00 CT, during KBTV's last hour on the air that day...

I don't think there was such a thing as networks "feeding live" to Texas just yet. I don't believe the network lines extended to this area 'til 1952. I'll try to find THAT article soon.

WNBC in New York did that, too. In fact, I think the other three are "We Got It Made," "Throb" and "You Can't Take It With You." Anyway, I'm sure if you do a search on this forum, you'll find a thread about what NBC liked to call primetime starting "early" on its O&O's.

Retro; New York City, Monday, August 10, 1959

Source; NY Times Stations; 2-WCBS-TV (CBS O&O) 4-WRCA-TV (NBC O&O) 5-WNEW-TV (Ind) 7-WABC-TV (ABC O&O) 9-WOR-TV (Ind) 11-WPIX (Ind) 13-WNTA-TV (Ind) MORNING 7:00-(2) News and Weather Reports (to 5:15) (4) Today 7:30-(7) Cartoons 8:00*(4) Today (5) Sandy's Cartoons with Sandy Becker (7) Little Rascals 8:15-(2) Captain Kangaroo 8:30-(5) Sandy Becker Show (7) Beulah (RI 9:00-(2) Topper (R) (4) HI Mom (7) Personal Theatre 9:30-(2) My Little Margie (R) (7) Romance of Life 10:00-(2) On the Go-Jack Linkletter (4) Dough Re Mi-Gene Rayburn (5) Film: Gorilla Man (1943), John Loder (R) (7) Joe Franklin 10:30-(2) Sam Levenson Show (4) Treasure Hunt-Jan Murray (7) Star Playhouse (R) 11:00-(2) 1 Love Lacy (RI (4) The PrIce ls Right-Bill Cullen (7) Time for Fun 11:15-(13) Gumby Little Theatre 11:30-(2) Top Dollar (4) Concentration-Hugh Downs (5) Romper Room (7) I Married Joan (R) (13) Jack Lalanne Show

AFTERNOON 12:00-(2) Love Of Life (4) Tic Tac Dough-Bill Wendell (7) Across the Board (13) Mister Merrily, Storyteller 12:15-(13) Cartoons 12:30-(2) Search for Tomorrow (4) It Could Be You-Bill Leyden (5) Cartoon Playtime (7) Pantomime Quiz-Mike Stokey 12:45-(2) Guiding Light 1:00-(2) News Reports (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Music Bingo (13) Gunslingers 1:05-(2) Our Miss Brooks 1:25-(4) News Commentary 1:30 (2) As the World Turns (4) Film Play (5) Film: Gorilla Man (RI (7) Joe Franklin (9) Film: Higher and Higher (1943), With Frank Sinatra (RI 2:00-(2) For Better or Worse (4) Queen for a Day-Jack Bailey (7) Day In Court (13) Film: Crackup (1946), With Pat O'Brien (R) 2:30(2) Art LInkletter's House Party (4) Court of Human Relations (7) Gale Storm (R) 3:00-(2) The Big Pay-Off (4) Young Dr. Malone (5) Orient Express (R) (7) Beat the Clock (9) Love Story (11) Travel Film 3:30-(2) The Verdict Is Yours (4) From These Roots *(5)Racket Squad CR) (7) Who Do You Trust?-Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon (9) Film: The Woman Who Carne Back (R) (11) Film: Johnny, You're Wanted (R) (13) Richard Willis 4:00-(2) The Brighter Day (4) Truth or Consequences-Bob Barker (C)

(5) Douglas Fairbanks Theatre (R) (7) American Bandstand-Dick Clark (13) Curtain Time (R) 4:15-(2) The Secret Storm 4:30-(2) The Edge of Night (4) County Fair-Bert Parks (5) Mr. District Attorney (R) (13) Junior Town 5:00-(2) Life of Riley (R/ (4) Movie Four: Champ for a Day (1953), With Alex Nicol (R) (5) Alan Freed's Big Beat (9) Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (11) Abbott. and Costello 5:30-(2) Early Show: Hell Divers (1931), With Clark Gable (R) (7) Mickey Mouse Club (9) Film: Trail Street (R) (11) The Three Stooges (13) Cowboy G.Men (RI EVENING 6:00-(5) Bugs Bunny Cartoons (7) Little Rascals (11) Popeye the Sailer (13) Ask the Camera 6:30-(4) News Reports (5) Sandy Becker Presents (7) Yesterdays Newsreels (11) Superman (R) (13) Mike Wallace News 6:40-(4) Weather Report 6:45-(4) Huntley & Brinkley News and Comments (7) News Reports 7:00-(2) News and Weather (4) Highway Patrol *(5) Charlie Chan (7) West Point Story (RI (9) Terrytimn Circus (11) News; Weather (13) Cartoons 7:15-(2) Douglas Edwards-CBS News (11) News and Weather 7:30-(2) Name That Tune (R) *(4) Labor Legislation Discussion-John F. Kennedy (5) African Patrol *(7) Polka-Go.Round-Bob Lewandowski

*(9) Million Dollar Moine (11) Soldiers of Fortune (R) (13) Crunch and Des 8:00-*(2) The Texan (R/ *(4) Restless Gun (R) *(5) Dial 999 (11) City Detective CR) *(13) Alex in Wonderland-Alexander King (R) 8:30-*(2) Father Knows Best (R) (4) Tales of Wells Fargo (R) (5) Follow That Man (R) *(7) Bold Journey-Grant Pearson (R) (11) Public Defender (R) 9:00-*(2) Frontier Justice (R) *(4) Peter Gunn (R) (5) Racket Squad *(7) Pantomime Quiz-Mike Stokey (9) Science Fiction (11) Panic (R) (13) Jai Alai 9:30-*(2) Joseph Cotten Show (ft) *(4) Play (R)-"The Slightly Fallen Angel" with Walter Slezak (5) Theatre 5 (7) Top Pro Golf (R) (9) Crusader (R) *(11) Silent Service (R) 10:00-*(2) Desilu Playhouse ' *(4) Arthur Murray Party (C) (R) (5) State Trooper (R) (9) Special Agent 7. (13) Mike Wallace -Interviews I0:30-(4) U. S. Marshal (5) The Big Story (RI (7) Behind Closed Doors (R) (9) Million Dollar Movie (11) The Honeymooners (R) (13) Barry Gray Show 11:00-(2) News; Weather; Sports (4) News; Sports; Weather' (5) Film: Spider Woman (1944), With Basil Rathbone (R) ' (7) News and Weather. (11) News Reports (13) Dance Party 11:15-*(2) Late Show *(4) Jack Paar Show (7) Night Show; Man Who Cried Wolf (1937), WIth Lewis Stone (R)

(11) Film: Madonna of the Seven moons (1941),With Stewart Granger (R) 12:00-(9) Film: Power of the Whistler (1945), with Richard Dix (R) (13) Film: Tales Of Robin Hood (1952) (R) 12:45-*(2) Late Late Show (5) Paul Coates 1:00-*(4) Consult Dr. Brothers-Joyce Brothers (Premiere of late night series) (R) signified replay of previously aired show or film (C) signified a colorcast; few shows were produced or aired in color at this time becausecp;prcasts were costly and few color sets were sold and installed until the early 1960s * represented a show highlighted by the paper's panel of critics

Retro: Dallas-Fort Worth Saturday, September 17, 1949

(First day on air for KBTV) source: Dallas Morning News KBTV Channel 8 (Test pattern 10 AM-Noon and 2-4 PM) 8:00 PM Ceremonies marking opening of KBTV, Dallas first TV station 8:15 PM Dallas in Wonderland: variety review 9:00 PM Sign off WBAP-TV Channel 5 6:00 PM Junior Theater 6:45 PM Texas News 7:00 PM William Barclay, organist; Robert Coffin, pianist 7:30 PM Hollywood Screen Test 8:00 PM Hayloft 8:15 PM Saturday Night Square Dance 8:30 PM Lights Out, drama (NBC) 9:00 PM Sign off An accompanying article described the initial telecast of Dallas first television station. (WBAP was in Fort Worth.) The article said full programming on KBTV would begin Sunday night at 9 and the station would be on every night except Wednesday. The announcer who did Channel 8's sign-on that night is a name I've mentioned several times, since he went on to some success nationally: Don Morrow, recently arrived from

WHEN (now WTVH) Syracuse. Morrow went on to host the original version of "Camouflage," as well as "Science All-Stars" and "Let's Play Post Office," was the Shell Answer Man and the voice of Ford for 18 years, and most recently has co-authored a book, "Forgotten Heroes Of The Pacific War," about a friend of his who was the oldest living veteran of the Pacific theater in World War II until his death last year at age 106 (the friend, not Morrow, who's 85). He's also the voice on the video game "Heroes Of Neuwerth" and trained the late Don LaFontaine, famous as "the movie trailer guy."

Retro: West Texas, Tuesday, Feb. 9th, 1982

Source: TV Guide I don't know if anyone has done this edition before on the R-I boards. CHANNELS 2 KMID Odessa [NBC] 4A KAMR Amarillo [NBC] 4B KWAB Big Spring [ABC] 5 KTXT Lubbock [PBS] 7A KVII Amarillo [ABC] 7O KOSA Odessa [CBS] 8 WFAA Dallas [ABC] 9C WGN Chicago [IND] 9M KTPX Midland [ABC] 9N WOR New York [IND] 10 KFDA Amarillo [CBS] 11F KTVT Fort Worth [IND] 11L KCBD Lubbock [NBC] 12 KWET Cheyenne, OK [PBS] 13D KERA Dallas [PBS] 13L KLBK Lubbock [CBS] 17 WTBS Atlanta [IND] 28 KAMC Lubbock [ABC] 39 KXTX Dallas [IND] 5AM 8 Bill Cosby 9n Joe Franklin 17 News

5:30 8 Nuestro Dia 9c Faith 20 5:45 13d AM Weather 6AM 4a 9n Jimmy Swaggart 4b 9m 10 28 Jim Bakker 7a History 8 Peppermint Place 9c Top O' The Morniing 13d Captioned ABC News 13l Lassie 39 US AM-Ross Bagley 6:05 17 Fun Time 6:30 2 Film Feature 4a Nashville on the Road 7a News and Farm Report 7o Jimmy Swaggart 8 Daybreak 9c Bullwinkle 9n Jim Bakker 11f News 11l Early Report 13l Captain Kangaroo Solving a birthday-party mystery. 13d English 7am 2 4a 11 Today Scheduled: A report on female rock performers. 4b 7a 8 9m 28 Good Morning America 7o 10 13l CBS News-Kuralt/Sawyer 9c Bozo Show 11f Slam Bang Theatre 13d Government 39 Tom and Jerry and Friends 7:05

17 I Dream of Jeannie 7:10 12 News 7:15 12 AM Weather 7:30 5 Karate 9n New York Report 12 Over Easy CC Bob and Dolores Hope. 13d Business 7:35 17 My Three Sons 7:45 5 AM Weather 8AM 5 12 Sesame Street CC 9n Straight Talk 11f Comedy Capers 13d Peppermint Place 39 Bugs & Friends 8:05 17 Movie BW "The Lost Weekend." [1945] Ray Milland. 8:30 9c Bewitched 11f Hot Fudge 13d Mister Rogers 39 Great Space Coaster 9AM 2 Phil Donahue Robert O. Muller of the Vietnam Veterans of America. 4a 11l Regis Philbin Scheduled: Gavin MacLeod. 4b 9m Leave it to the Woman 5 Portraits in Pastels 7a Hour Magazine

Interviewed: Ruth Gordon; authors Garson Kanin ["Together Again"] and Rae Andre ["Homemakers: The Forgotten Workers"]. 7o 10a America's Bake Off Awards Special: Bob Barker is the host for the 30th Pillsbury Bake-Off, telecast from San Antonio, TX. 8 Hour Magazine Guest: singer Patti Page. 9c Movie "Kiss Them for Me." [1957] Cary Grant. 9n Romper Room and Friends 11f 13l Richard Simmons 12 Electric Company 13d Sesame Street CC 28 Phil Donahue "Swinging," recreational social sex, is discussed. 39 700 Club 9:30 4a 11l Blockbusters 4b 9m Super Pay Cards! 5 New Voice CC 7o 10 13l Alice Mel's mother is singing the blues: her husband of six months left her. 11f I Dream of Jeannie 10AM 2 4a 11l Wheel of Fortune 4b 7a 8 9m 28 Love Boat Passengers: Juliet Mills, Joanna Pettit, Sylvia Sidney. 5 3-2-1 Contact CC 7o 10 13l Price is Right 9n John Davidson 11f I Love Lucy BW 13d Electric Company 10:05 17 Movie "Funny Face." [1957] Fred Astaire. 10:30 2 4a 11l Battlestars Nell Carter, Tom Poston. 5 Electric Company 11f The Real McCoys BW 39 Another Life

11AM 2 4a 11l Password Plus Gina Hecht, Fred Travalena. 4b 7a 8 9m 28 Family Feud 5 Masterpiece Theatre CC 7o 13l Young and the Restless 9c Big Valley 9n 10 39 News 11f Bewitched 11:30 2 4a 11l The Doctors 4b 8 9m Ryan's Hope 7a Richard Simmons 10 Young and the Restless 11f News 28 Morning Magazine 39 People's Court Noon 2 Days of Our Lives 4a 11l 13l News 4b 8 9m 28 All My Children 5 Indian Arts 7a News and Farm Report 7o High Noon 9c Prisoner: Cell Block H 9n Tic Tac Dough 12 Over Easy CC See 7:30am. 13d History 39 Rockford Files 12:05 17 Movie BW "Act of Love." [1954] Kirk Douglas. 12:30 4a 11l Days of Our Lives 7a Joker's Wild 7o 10 13l As the World Turns 9c INN News 9n Treasure Hunt 11f Cartoons 13d 3-2-1 Contact CC

1PM 2 Another World 4b 7a 8 9m 28 One Life to Live 5 Over Easy CC 9c Dick Van Dyke 9n Bullseye 11f Movie "The Pirate." [1948] Cole Porter wrote the songs for this scintillating fete about a Caribbean girl [Judy Garland] who seeks the romantic pirate of her dreams. 39 Green Acres 1:30 4a 11l Another World 5 MacNeil, Lehrer Report 7o 10 13l Search for Tomorrow 9c Andy Griffith BW 9n Match Game 2PM 2 Texas 4b 7a 8 9m 28 General Hospital 5 Dick Cavett 7o 10 13l Guiding Light 9c I Dream of Jeannie 9n Bonanza 39 Father Knows Best BW 2:05 17 Fun Time 2:30 4a 11l Texas 5 Villa Alegre 9c Gilligan's Island 13d Up and Coming CC 39 Little Rascals BW 2:35 17 Flintstones 3PM 2 10 Waltons 4b 7a 9m 28 Edge of Night 5 12 Sesame Street CC 7o Merv Griffin Scheduled: David Soul.

8 Movie "Funny Girl" Conclusion. 9c Scooby-Doo 9n Movie "Fantastic Voyage." [1966] Stephen Boyd. 11f Popeye 13l Tattletales Jack Gill and Morgan Brittany. 13d Humanities 39 Bugs & Popeye 3:05 17 Munsters BW 3:30 4a Merv Griffin From Las Vegas: Liberace, singer-dancer Lee Roy Reams, comedians Roger & Roger. 4b 9m Gilligan's Island 7a Bugs Bunny/Tom & Jerry 9c Pink Panther 11l Emergency! 11f Star Blazers 13l Little House on the Prairie 13d Over Easy CC 28 Bugs Bunny & Friends 39 Tom & Jerry/Woody Woodpecker 3:35 17 Leave it to Beaver BW 4PM 2 Bewitched 4b 9m Beverly Hillbillies 5 12 Mister Rogers 7a Gilligan's Island 7o Richard Simmons 9c Incredible Hulk 10 All In The Family 11f Bugs & Porky 13d Electric Company 28 Tom & Jerry & Friends 4:05 17 Brady Bunch 4:30

2 Happy Days Again Fonzie [Henry Winkler] falls for a deaf girl [played by Linda Bove, a member of the National Theater of the Deaf]. 4a Muppet Show Guest Valerie Harper sings "Broadway Baby" and does a song-and-dance number. Host: Kermit the Frog. 4b 9m Good Times 5 12 Electric Company 7a Happy Days Again 7o Cross Wits 8 Neews 10 Barney Miller 11f Gilligan's Island 11l Brady Bunch 13d Mister Rogers 13l Hogan's Heroes 28 Happy Days Again After 26 years, a morose Al [Al Molinaro] finally gives up on the woman who left him for a tie salesman. 39 Scooby-Doo 4:35 17 Beverly Hillbillies 5PM 2 Laverne & Shirley & Company The girls send a nasty note to their cheap boss before they learn he has given them a raise. First of two parts. 4a M*A*S*H While Colonel Potter is in Tokyo, his mare falls ill. 4b 9m Sanford and Son 5 Footsteps 7a Laverne & Shirley & Company 7o Tom and Jerry 9c 39 Muppet Show 10 News 11l Batman 11f What's Happening!! 12 3-2-1 Contact CC 13d Sesame Street CC 13l Barney Miller Barney's men contend with a pair of runaways, a jury-duty resister and a prisoner who prophesies imminent doom. Hal Linden. 28 Muppet Show Dom DeLuise plays an astronaut captured by the inhabitants on an alien planet, and he pleads in behalf of assorted homeless monsters.

5:05 17 Andy Griffith 5:30 2 4a 11l NBC News 4b 7a 8 9m 28 ABC News-Frank Reynolds 7o 10 13l CBS News-Dan Rather 9c Welcome Back, Kotter 11f Carter Country [comedy, syndicated? Never heard of it before] 12 Nightly Business Report 39 Here's Lucy 5:35 17 Gomer Pyle, USMC 6PM 2 4a 4b 7a 7o 8 9m 10 11l 13l 28 Newss 5 Over Easy 9c Barney Miller 9n New You Asked For It 11f Happy Days Again 12 13d MacNeil, Lehrer Report 39 Little House on the Prairie 6:05 17 Carol Burnett & Friends 6:30 2 Entertainment Tonight Scheduled: The Statler Brothers. 4a M*A*S*H Surgeons race the clock to save a soldier with a lacerated aorta. 4b 9m New You Asked For It Featured: an ancient Chinese recipe that calls for a fish to be prepared and eaten alive. 5 MacNeil, Lehrer Report 7a New You Asked For It Underwater cameras capture an attack by a school of piranhas. 7o M*A*S*H 8 PM Magazine Featured: a former Moonie. 9c 11f Laverne & Shirley & Company 9n Entertainment Tonight 10 11l Entertainment Tonight Scheduled: Leonard Nimoy. 12 Oklahoma Report

13d News Day 13l Joker's Wild 28 M*A*S*H A taskmaster chaplain [Ned Beatty ] conducts an inspection. Since there are a lot of stations, this is going into two parts, 5AM-7PM and 7PM-5AM. -crainbebo

6:35 17 NBA Basketball Los Angeles at Atlanta. [OOPS, forgot to get this in the first post!] 7PM 2 4a 11l Father Murphy CC As the sole survivor of a stagecoach accident, a swindler's accomplice [Juanin Clay] assumes the identity of one of the victims, a nun assigned to inspect the Gold Hill School. 4b 7a 8 9m 28 Happy Days CC The Fonz's kemo sabes want to lasso his idol the Lone Ranger for an appearance at Fonzie's birthday party. The Masked Man is played by John Hart [who shared the role with Clayton Moore in the 1949-61 TV series]. 5 13d Life on Earth CC Part 5. "The Conquest of the Waters" [which covers three-quarters of the world's surface] by 30,000 marine species is the subject of David Attenborough, who examines the characteristics of such creatures as sea squirts, sharks and electric eels. 7o 10 13l Simon & Simon The Simons [Gerald McRaney, Jameson Parker] regret fliching one of Myron's clients, an exasperating socialite who wants to humiliate the man who left her standing at the altar. Myron: Eddie Barth. 9c NBA Basketball Chicago at Detroit. 9n NHL All-Star Game Special: The Campbell Conference vs. the Prince of Wales Conference, taped at Landover, Md. 11f Hawaii Five-O 12 Capitol Open Line 39 Waltons 7:30 4b 7a 8 9m 28 Laverne & Shirley CC When Laverne's romantic lobster dinner is interrupted by her date's wife, the man tries to hide Laverne [Penny Marshall]-in the restaurant's fish tank. 8PM 2 4a 11l Bret Maverick

An old flame of Bret's shows up in Sweetwater, pursued by two homicidal brothers she swindled. 4b 7a 8 9m 28 Three's Company CC To avoid a woman's angry boy friend, Jack [John Ritter] joins his roommates for a weekend on a farm owned by Cindy's Aunt Becky [Sue Ane Langdon]. 5 12 13d American Playhouse CC "Any Friend of Nicholas Nickleby is a Friend of Mine" is set in a 1940s American town where a 12-year-old boy [Brian Svrusis] is befriended by a stranger [Fred Gwynne] who claims to be a writer named Charles Dickens. Mary Trimble adapted the script from Ray Bradbury's story. 7o 10 13l Movie Beau Bridges keeps "Dangerous Company" in this fact-based 1982 TV-movie as an armed robber who staged the only successful escape from California's Folsom Prison and, following his recapture, became involved in prison reform. 11f Movie "Heroes." [1977] Henry Winkler portrays a troubled Vietnam veteran who falls in love with an eccentric soul mate [Sally Field] en route from New York to California. 39 Hogan's Heroes 8:30 4b 7a 8 9m 28 Too Close for Comfort Henry [Ted Knight] hopes to have the last laugh when he plots revenge on an annoying practical joker [Cliff Norton]. 39 700 Club 8:50 17 News 9PM 2 4a 11l Flamingo Road Titus [Howard Duff] decides to silence Elmo's newspaper before Skipper's editorials ruin his plans for legalized gambling in Truro. Meanwhile, Sam and Lane [John Beck, Cristina Raines] elope. Elmo: Peter Donat. 4b 7a 8 9m 28 Hart to Hart CC In a telephone booth on Maui, Jennifer [Stefanie Powers] overhears a woman plotting the death of her wealthy husband. 5 12 Learned it in Back Days and Kept It a 1981 profile of 77-year-old Lucreaty Clark, a third-generation basket weaver from Jefferson County [Fla.] 13d Battle for Cassino The fight for the Monte Cassino monastery is the focus of this study of the Allied campaign for control of Italy from September 1943 to June 1944. 9:30 5 12 Were You There? CC The experience of being black in the West at the turn of the century is described by

cowboy George Ellison, rodeo star Frank Greenway and frontierswoman Eunice Norris. 9c News 10PM 2 4a 4b 7a 7o 8 9m 10 11l 13l 28 News 5 12 Dick Cavett Fashion designer Perry Ellis is the scheduled guest. 9c NHL All-Star Game See 7PM. 9n NBA Basketball New York at Seattle, aired on a half-hour tape delay. 11f Benny Hill 13d Movie BW "Knock on Any Door." [1949] Engrossing study, told via flashbacks, of a juvenile delinquent on trial for murder. Humphrey Bogart. 39 Rifleman 10:05 17 All in the Family 10:30 2 4a 11l Tonight Show Scheduled: Nell Carter, Peter Ustinov. 4b 8 9m Nightline 5 Captioned ABC News 7o 10 Alice Customers include a suspected flasher and Flo's third husband. 11f Odd Couple 12 Porter Wagoner [on a PBS station?] Jack Greene does "There's a Whole Lot About a Woman." Other songs include "Jolene." 13l Barney Miller 28 M*A*S*H It's a right cross and then a double cross in a deadly boxing match. 39 Star Trek 10:35 7 Virginian A tattered outlaw band invades Shiloh, holding Stacy and Elizabeth hostage while Grainger seeks medical aid for a wounded gang member. 17 Movie "The Crimson Pirate." [1952] Burt Lancaster. 11PM 4b 9m Fantasy Island Visitors: Dennis Cole, Annette Funicello, France Nuyen. 8 Movie

"Up Periscope." [1959] Friction develops between stern sub commander Edmond O'Brien and naval demolitions expert James Garner. 11f Bob Newhart 13l Alice Alice portrays a hamburger with the works for a TV commercial. 28 All in the Family Beatrice Arthur as Archie's arch foe: the redoubtable Cousin Maude. 11:05 7o 10 WKRP in Cincinnati A garbage strike prompts Johnny to jokingly advise listeners to use the steps of City Hall as a dump. 11:30 2 Entertainment Tonight Scheduled: The Statler Brothers. Dixie Whatley and Ron Hendren. 4a 11l Late Night/David Letterman Scheduled: John Houseman, former boxer Jake LaMotta. 11f Movie "What's New, Pussycat?" [1965] Woody Allen's improvisational Parisian farce about a girl-chasing editor [Peter O'Toole] who seeks advice from a neurotic analyst [Peter Sellers]. 28 Nightline-Ted Koppel 39 Movie BW "Edge of Darkness." [1943] Tense story of Norwegians plotting a revolt against the ravaging Nazis. Errol Flynn. 11:35 13l WKRP in Cincinnati Carlson [Gordon Jump] regrets running for city council after he impulsively smears an opponent. 11:40 7o 10 McCloud A helicopter-explosion inquiry spurs the search for a murderer. Midnight 2 News 13d Psychology 28 Fantasy Island See 11PM. 12:05 7a Nightline 12:10

13l McCloud A former hit man may be able to prevent the murder of a tycoon. 12:30 9c INN News 9n Life of Riley BW 11l News 12:35 7a Fantasy Island See 11PM. 12:45 17 Movie BW "Cast a Dark Shadow." [1955] Dirk Bogarde. 1AM 8 Fantasy Island Visitors: Dennis Cole, Annette Funicello, France Nuyten, Maren Jensen, Barbara Luna, Don Gjlloway. 9c News 9n Joe Franklin 13d PBS 7/8tenight [was that the title? Or a TVG mistake?] ScheduledL: The dangers of flying are discussed by airline pilot Thomas Block. 39 INN News 1:30 9c Movie BW "Santa Fe Stampede." [1938] John Wayne. 11f News 2AM 9n Movie BW "The Fat Man." [1951] Rock Hudson. 2:10 8 Movie "The Jazz Singer." [1952] Sentimental remake of Al Jolson's 1927 classic about a cantor's son [Danny Thomas] torn between his faith and a musical career. Many fine songs. Peggy Lee. 2:30 17 Movie BW "You're In The Army Now." [1941] Jimmy Durante. 2:35

9c To Be Announced 3:30 9n Let's Make a Deal 4am 8d Movie BW "Breakthrough." [1950] The push forward from Normandy in the World War II invasion of France, told familiarly. David Brian. 17 Mission: Impossible 4:05 9n News 4:30 9c Mike Douglas 9n Morning Stretch -crainbebo

Retro: Dallas-Fort Worth Wednesday, September 29, 1948

(First OFFICIAL day on air for WBAP-TV) Dallas Morning News WBAP-TV Channel 5 7 PM Opening (Live) 7:10 NBC Dedication (Film) 7:20 Ranchboys (Live) 8:00 Scarlet Pimpernel (Film) 9:40 NBC News (Film) 10:10 Local News (Film) 10:20 Sign Off An accompanying article pointed out that Channel 5 first hit the air two days earlier to telecast President Trumans speech in Fort Worth. The article called that broadcast the first telecast south of St. Louis. Plans were for WBAP-TV to be on the air Wednesday through Saturday, about four hours per evening. Test patterns were scheduled for Monday-Saturday 10 AM-Noon and

3-5 PM. BTW the first TV listing in the Dallas Morning News actually had a typo. It listed Scarlet Pimpernel starting at 9PM. The article listed it correctly at 8 PM. Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Sun. April 9th, 1989

Source: Seattle Times 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [IND] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [Fox] 22 KTZZ Seattle [IND] 28 KTPS Tacoma [PBS] 7AM 4 This is the Life 5 Sunday Today Information anxiety; abortion; high incidence of illiteracy; dwindling popularity of LP records. 7 Weekend NW 11 Jerry Falwell 12 Sunday Cont. [??] 13 Kenneth Copeland 22 Success-N-Life 7:30 4 Boomerang 7 Music and the Spoken Word 12 Day of Discovery 8AM 2 Skipper and Co. 4 Real to Reel 7 CBS Sunday Morning 9 Sesame Street 11 It is Written 12 Henry Hinn 13 Jimmy Swaggart

22 Paid Program 28 3-2-1 Contact 8:30 2 Edison Twins Paul's old friend can't find water. 4 Front Runners Hollywood photographer; woman driver on the U.S. Monster Truck circuit. 5 Meet the Press 11 Fulton Buntain 22 Denver, The Last Dinosaur 28 Degrassi Junior High Alexa decides to diet. 9AM 2 Sportsweekend 4 Ed Hume on Gardening Landscaping; planting vegetables. 5 Grizzly The bear makes a last stand in Alaska's wilderness. 9 Mister Rogers 11 Larry Jones 12 Looking Young 13 Tomorrow [Tomorrow's World?] 22 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 28 The Brain Models, computer animation and people in action demonstrate what the brain does, how it works and what consciousness means. 9:30 4 Health Show 5 Animal Exp. [Exploration? Probably not related to today's Jarod Miller program] 7 NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at Atlanta Hawks. 9 OWL/TV 11 Oral Roberts 12 Robert Schuller 13 CNN News 22 Comic Strip 10AM 4 Viewpoint 5 Other Side of Victory Host: Arthur Ashe. 9 Shining Time Station [fairly new at the time, premiered in Jan.] Stacy discusses old age with Matt and Tanya.

11 Tomorrow [Tomorrow's World?] 13 Siskel & Ebert "Major League," "Second Sight," "Dead Calm." 28 Your Health 10:30 4 This Week 5 Running America's Ekiden, from New York. Five-person teams from eight nations and all 50 states compete in the 42-km relay race. 9 Zoobilee Zoo 11 Robert Schuller 12 Tomorrow [See 11] 13 Fishing in the West Fly fishing for trout on Colorado's Dolores River. 28 Bodywatch 11AM 9 3-2-1 Contact Repairing landslide damage. 12 Ernest Angley 13 In-Fisherman Crank-baiting for bass; deadly walleye techniques; how sound can improve your catch; landing a world-record pike on a flyrod. 28 European Journal 11:30 4 Rainbow Express 5 Tennis Family Circle Cup, women's single final, from Hilton Head, SC. 9 Degrassi Junior High A new school year begins. 11 Search [??] 28 Creative [??] Noon 4 Business [??] 7 Sports Sunday A retrospective of the 1988/89 winter sports season. 9 Interests [??] 11 Silver Spoons 12 Pantron 13 Movie "Call of the Wild" [1972] Charlton Heston. A roughneck and his partner press on in Alaska, aided by the sled dog Buck. Based on the Jack London novel. 22 Movie

"Man in the Middle." [1964] Robert Mitchum. A U.S. officer defends an insane U.S. officer for killing a British sergeant in World War II India. 28 Paint/Pittaro 12:30 4 Movie "The Dream Makers." [1975] Diane Baker. A college professor becomes a recordcompany big shot felled by a payola scandal. 9 Upon Reflection National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. 11 Out of This World 12 Kenneth Copeland 28 Floral Painting 1PM 2 7 Golf The Masters final round, from the Augusta [Ga.] National Golf Club. 9 Wall $treet Week Michael Metz of Oppenheimer and Co., Inc. 11 MLB Baseball Seattle at California Angels. 28 Bookmark Authors discuss John Updike's "Self-Consciousness." 1:30 5 SportsWorld The Superstars, preliminary round, from Key Biscayne, Fla. 9 Washington Week in Review Moderator Paul Duke. 12 Sunday Line 28 Marilyn MacKay's Autograph Guest: publisher Malcolm Forbes. 2PM 4 The Saint 9 Inside: Week in Review 13 Movie "Wild Horse Hank." [1978] Linda Blair. A determied college girl guides a herd of wild horses to the safety of a federal wildlife sanctuary. 22 Soul Train Milli Vanilli, Was [Not Was]; Z'Looke. 28 Sports Report 2:30 9 McLaughlin Group 12 Looking Young [infomercial]

28 Tony Brown's Journal 3PM 4 Auto Racing CART Autoworks 200, from the Phoenix, AZ International Raceway. 5 Entertainment This Week Kevin Bacon. 9 The Editors 12 Beat Baldness [infomercial] 22 Greatest Sports Legends: Michael Spinks 28 Interests [??] 3:30 9 Adam Smith 12 Alvin & The Chipmunks 22 America's Top 10 28 Rod & Reel Bill accepts a challenge from women anglers. 4PM 2 Coronation Street 5 Runaway With the Rich & Famous Donna Mills in Yugoslavia; Louis Gossett Jr. in the Caribbean; Robin Leach in Sicily. 7 Greatest Sports Follies 9 Long Ago & Far Away A hunter tries to save the czar and wed his daughter. 11 Movie "Tough Enough." [1983] Dennis Quaid. Boxing leads to romance and a recording contract for an aspiring Texas country singer who never got a break. 12 WWF Superstars of Wrestling On the card: Tito Santana, Brain Busters, Bad News Brown, Brutus Beefcake, highlights of Wrestlemania V. 13 Movie "Oxford Blues." [1984] Rob Lowe. Cocky Nick leaves Las Vegas for Oxford where he meets an exchange student, woos Lady Victoria and goes out for crew. 22 Golf LPGA Red Robin Kyocera Inamori Classic, third round, from Stone Ridge Country Club in San Diego. 28 Washington Week in Review 4:30 5 Starting from Scratch [until this I had never even heard of this show!] Kate's prom date backs out; James must put away a dog. 7 I'd Rather Be Racing [ditto with this] A profile of race car drivers Tom Cruise and Paul Newman. 9 Ramona

Ramona is teased for wearing pajamas under school clothes. 28 Science Journal 5PM 2 Elephant Show 4 5 News 7 Sweethearts [what was this?] 9 Wonderworks Deaf 12-year-old Johnno [Damien Walters], ostracized by his peers, befriends immigrant Tony [Joe Petruzzi]. Part 1 of 2. 12 Leave it to Beaver 28 Kwitney Report 5:30 2 Blizzard Island 4 ABC News 5 Compton Report 7 CBS News 12 Twilight Zone 28 Wall $treet Week 6PM 2 Magical World of Disney 4 Town Meeting Scheduled topic: measures to stop gang violence. 5 Almost Live! [one hour, special? No sign of NBC News] 7 News 9 Upstairs, Downstairs At the war's conclusion, family concerns focus upon Richard's future plans with his new wife, Virginia. 11 Movie "The Frisco Kid." [1979] Gene Wilder. A greenhorn Polish rabbi goes cross-country with a Wild West bank robber to a congregation in San Francisco. 12 Star Trek A supercomputer with a mind of it's own controls the Enterprise during a battle exercise. 13 Wonderful World of Disney "Scarecrow of Romney Marsh" An English vicar [Patrick McGoohan] secretly fights King George III's taxmen. Part 1 of 3. 22 It's A Livnig Ginger tries voodoo to land a husband. 28 Adam Smith 6:30 22 Trans'ndental [??] 28 McLaughlin Group

7PM 2 NHL Hockey Divisional semifinal, Game 4 [time tentative]. 4 Great Circuses of the World South America's Music Hall Circus. 5 Movie "Parent Trap III." [1989] Hayley Mills. Tricky teen-age triplets try to match their father with an interior decorator who has a twin. [60 min] You gotta be kidding me! Was this the length of the movie, or did NBC cut half of it out? 7 60 Minutes 9 Lawrence Welk "Smalltown U.S.A." "Peace in The Valley" [Andra Willis]; "My Heart is a Hobo" [Steve Smith]; "Give Me The Simple Life" [Bob Lido]. 12 War of the Worlds Radioactive waste reawakens aliens, in hibernation since a failed invasion of Earth in 1953. 13 21 Jump Street A city official [Michael Laskin] whose son is about to be arrested for drugs suspends Fuller. 22 Learning the Ropes Robert's marital advice to a friend backfires. 28 Long Ago and Far Away Penelope and Parrot travel. 7:30 22 Life's Most Embarrassing Moments With Art Linkletter. 28 Degrassi Junior High Melanie needs money for a concert. 8PM 4 Moonlighting A dying man hires David and Maddie to prove him guilty of committing the perfect crime. 5 Family Ties Alex faces a dilemma when Lauren returns to town. 7 Murder, She Wrote Jessica's former student publishes a novel with characters resembling Cabot Cove citizens. Guests: Kathryn Grayson, Ruth Roman. 9 Nature A film by Naresh Bedi shows the Asian elephant to be a creature of both great strength and intelligence. 11 Movie "The Elephant Man." [1980] John Hurt. Victorian Dr. Treves rescues grotesque John Merrick from a London sideshow and treats him, for the first time, like a human being. Directed by David Lynch.

12 Movie "After the Fox." [1966] Peter Sellers. An Italian crook uses disguises and the making of an avant-garde movie to cover his smuggling of gold bullion. 13 America's Most Wanted Safecracker who escapes from prison; daytime museum robbery in Philadelphia; escaped alleged jewel thief. 22 Best of National Geographic A camera helps Heinz Sielmann unraval the complexities of animal behavior. 28 Jane Eyre Jane resists her attraction to her employer. Part 5 of 11. 8:30 5 Day by Day Ross and Stiv clash over a girl. 13 Married...with Children Thieves strike Steve and Marcy's house while the Bundys are watching it. 28 Jane Eyre Jane hears a startling revelation from her aunt. 9PM 4 Movie "Romancing the Stone." [1984] Michael Douglas. A mousy romance novelist goes to Colombia for her sister and joins a mercenary on a hunt for lost treasure. 5 Movie "Perry Mason: The Case of the Musical Murder." [1989] Lawyer Mason hires a former client to help him defend a stage manager accused of killing a director. P.S. I have this TV-movie on a home-recorded T-120 VHS, taped off WBIR/10 in Knoxville, TN, with original commercials still intact. 7 Movie "Bridge to Silence. " [1989] Lee Remick. A woman rejoins the Theater of the Deaf after an accident and resumes quarreling with her mother. 9 Masterpiece Theatre Medical student Kit has an affair with a working girl; Sorrell and the Pelican Hotel prosper. Part 3 of 5. 13 It's Garry Shandling's Show Garry thinks Grant has a crush on Nancy. 22 Smithsonian Treasures Paleontologist David Steadman visits the Galapegos Islands, the South Pacific and England to investigate mysteries of evolution. Also: Uniquely American things: "largest" airplane show; architecture of American churches; George Washington; Fayetteville, N.C. 28 The Sun of Man U.S. and Soviet scientists discuss using nuclear reactors to create unlimited amounts of clean, safe energy. 9:30

13 Tracey Ullman Kay reviews her life while stuck in an elevator with a stranger. 10PM 2 News 9 Black Adder Edmund tries to discredit his brother's claim to the throne. 12 60 Minutes 13 Duet Linda's long-lost father [Pat Harrington], a salesman, visits. 28 LateNight America Sign off 12AM. 10:30 9 Mother & Son Arthur plans to travel for two weeks with a woman. 11 News 13 Image Northwest 11PM 2 5 7 News 9 Solo An encounter during a blackout leads to a night of passion,. 11 Barney Miller 12 News, Issues 13 Monsters A creature escapes from an eons-old shell. 22 Longacres [horse racing highlights] 11:15 4 News 11:30 2 Sportsline 5 George Michael's Sports Machine 7 Locker Room 9 Yes, Minister Jim must devise an "Integrated National Transport Policy." 11 Movie "From Here to Eternity." [1953] Burt Lancaster. Army life in Hawaii leads up to Pearl Harbor. Oscars for best picture, director Fred Zinnermann, supporting actor Frank Sinatra and supporting actress Donna Reed. 12 Len Erickson 13 Grow Rich [infomercial] 22 Cossman's Secrets [Sign off 12:30AM]

11:45 4 Movie "Jennifer: A Woman's Story" [1979] Elizabeth Montgomery. A shipbuilder's widow fights a boardroom battle for control of her husband's business. 12AM 2 Star Trek A troubled teenager [Robert Walker Jr.], the sole survivor of a spaceship crash, imposes the power of his will on the Enterprise. [Sign off 1AM] 5 Sunday Night Dizzy Gillespie; Dianne Reeves; vocalist David Peaston; pianist Onaje Allan Gumbs. 7 Face the Nation 9 Mystery! Samson learns Giles Trent is not the only mole, nor the most dangerous one, jeopardizing operations. [Part 3 of 12]. [Sign off 1AM] 12 TBA 13 CNN News [Sign off 12:30AM] 12:30 7 Movie "Splendor in the Grass." [1981] The passionate love affair of two sensitive teenagers is jeopardized by the strict morals of their small KS town. 12 Sunday Line 1AM 5 D.C. Follies Puppet skit: Nixon plays a shrinking credit-card addict. Guest: Phyllis Diller. -crainbebo

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Fri. July 31st, 1987

Source: Seattle Times 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [IND] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [newborn Fox] 22 KTZZ Seattle [IND] 28 KTPS Tacoma [PBS]

7AM 4 Good Morning America Rescue seals; Jamie Lee Curtis; author Richard Condon ["Prizzi's Family."] 5 Today Actors Corey Feldman and Corey Haim. 7 CBS Morning News 9 Sesame Street 11 Smurfs 12 Kids Cont. [?] 13 700 Club 22 Voltron 7:30 7 The Morning Program 11 Jetsons 12 My Little Pony 22 Inspector Gadget 8AM 9 Captain Kangaroo 11 12 Scooby-Doo 13 Centurions 22 Alvin Show 8:30 9 Mister Rogers 11 Dennis The Menace 12 Kids Club 13 Zoobilee Zoo [back in the '80s, KCPQ seemed to like game shows and dramas better than cartoons.] 22 Heathcliff 28 Sesame Street 9AM 4 Hour Magazine Malcolm Jamal-Warner; Gilbert Gottfried ["Beverly Hills Cop II"]; AIDS; children at home alone; orphans of the Mexican earthquake. 5 Good Company 7 Oprah Winfrey Siblings of famous people. 9 Sesame Street 11 Brady Bunch 12 Donahue Dick Van Dyke discusses Reyes Syndrome. 13 Sale of the Century

22 Bullwinkle 9:30 11 The Monkees 13 Classic Concentration 22 Mighty Mouse 28 Mister Rogers 10AM 2 Fred Penner's Place; Friendly Giant 4 Who's The Boss? 5 Wheel of Fortune 7 The Price is Right 9 Iran/Contra Hearings 11 I Love Lucy 12 Movie "The War Lover." [1962] Steve McQueen. Two World War II pilots in England fall in love with the same girl. 13 Trapper John M.D. 22 Heckle and Jeckle 28 3-2-1 Contact 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 4 Bargain Hunters [Peter Tomarken's ill-fated home shopping game show, this would last until September] 5 Scrabble 11 Divorce Court 22 Success-N-Life 28 Secret City 11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Ryan's Hope 5 Super Password 7 Young and the Restless 11 The Judge 13 Love Connection 28 Square One Television 11:30 4 Loving 5 Sally Jessy Raphael Topic: women threatened by their ex-husbands. 11 Divorce Court 13 Wordplay

22 Father Knows Best 28 Sesame Street Noon 2 4 All My Children 5 Days of Our Lives 7 News 11 Movie "Freedom Road" [1979] Muhammad Ali. A self-educated slave wins a seat in the U.S. Senate during the Southern Reconstruction era. 12 Perry Mason 13 Pyramid [can't tell if this is $25,000 from CBS, or the $100K version syndi.] 22 My Three Sons 12:30 13 Card Sharks 22 McHale's Navy 28 MotorWeek 1PM 2 Midday 4 One Life to Live 5 Another World 7 As The World Turns 12 Quincy M.E. 13 Movie "The Private Eyes." [1980] Tim Conway. Two bumbling detectives investigate a series of murders at an eerie English mansion. 22 Hogan's Heroes 28 Frugal Gourmet [says Gourmet, best guess] 1:30 22 Gomer Pyle, USMC 28 Cooking Now 2PM 2 Movie "The Servant." [1963] Dirk Bogarde. An idle London aristocrat gradually becomes dominated by his own gentleman's gentleman. 4 General Hospital 5 Santa Barbara 7 Guiding Light 11 Bewitched 12 I Love Lucy 22 My Favorite Martian 28 Movie

"Desert Trail." [1935] John Wayne. Quarreling buddies are mistaken for bad guys but straighten things out in the end. 2:30 11 Rangers [??] 12 Andy Griffith 22 Dennis The Menace [probably live-action CBS show, and not cartoon] 3PM

OK that was incomplete. Let me try this again... 3PM 4 Northwest Afternoon Michael, a male prostitute who has survived the streets of Seattle, Portland and San Francisco, shares his account of "life on the edge." 5 Hollywood Squares [syndicated] 7 Magnum [was this the syndicated title?] A woman's [Rebecca Holden] psychic powers tell her that her soldier-fiance, missing in action for more than eight years, is still alive. 11 Transformers 12 She-Ra 13 Quincy M.E. 22 Ghostbusters 28 Cooking Now 3:30 5 Card Sharks [Bill Rafferty] 11 Tom & Jerry 12 G.I. Joe 22 Flintstones 28 Square One Television 4PM 2 Facts of Life 4 $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime 5 Donahue See 9AM, KVOS/12. 7 People's Court 11 Woody Woodpecker 12 Flintstones 13 Rockford Files A team of private investigators [Issac Hayes, Louis Gossett Jr.] competes with Rockford for a finder's fee on a missing heir. 22 She-Ra

28 3-2-1 Contact 4:30 2 Video Hits 4 Jeopardy! 7 News [wow, this early in 1987?] 11 Bugs Bunny 12 Diff'rent Strokes 22 Thundercats 28 Mister Rogers 5PM 2 Video Cont. [continuation of Video Hits?] 4 5 7 News 9 Mister Rogers 11 Gimme a Break! 12 Too Close for Comfort 13 Wonderful World of Disney "An Officer and a Duck." Donald Duck's World War II experiences are revealed in cartoons produced between 1942-46. 22 Silverhawks 28 Sesame Street 5:30 2 Three's Company 9 Nightly Business Report 11 Bosom Buddies 12 The Facts of Life 22 I Dream of Jeannie 6PM 2 News 4 ABC News 5 NBC News 7 CBS News 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 Gimme a Break! 12 Mary Tyler Moore 13 Happy Days 22 Beverly Hillbillies 28 Nightly Business Report 6:30 4 7 News 5 Top Story 11 WKRP in Cincinnati

12 Taxi 13 Benson 22 Leave it to Beaver 28 Rod & Reel 7PM 2 Starman 4 Wheel of Fortune 5 Entertainment Tonight Timothy Dalton ["The Living Daylights"]. 7 Newlywed Game 9 Wild, Wild World of Animals 11 Taxi 12 Wonderful World of Disney "Swamp Fox: Redcoat Strategy." British soldiers don rebel uniforms as part of a plot to ambush and capture the Swamp Fox. 13 Happy Days 22 Hawaii Five-O 28 Washington Week in Review 7:30 4 Jeopardy! [wonder why it's also at 4:30PM?] 5 Evening Magazine 7 Dating Game 9 World of Survival 11 Barney Miller 13 The Odd Couple 28 Wall $treet Week Guest: Lee S. Isgur. 8PM 2 Rock 'n' Roll 4 Movie "The Spirit.' [1987] Sam Jones. Small-town police officer Denny Colt patrols the big city as masked crime-fighter the Spirit. 5 Stingray A TV star [Jeff Conaway] whose life has been threatened hires Stingray to find out why. 7 Seafair Special A recap of the week's Seafair events set the stage for the upcoming Seafair parade. 9 Washington Week in Review 11 Movie "To Catch a Thief." [1955] Cary Grant. A retired jewel thief falls in love with a wealthy American woman, but finds it hard to escape suspicions of his past. 12 Movie "The Magnificent Seven Ride!" [1972] Lee Van Cleef. Five ex-convicts team up with a pair of lawmen to save the citizens of a town besieged by outlaws.

13 Elvis-Comeback '68 Elvis jams with musicians from the early part of his career and sings such hits as "Hound Dog," "Heartbreak Hotel," "Don't Be Cruel," and "Jailhouse Rock." 22 Perry Mason Perry investigates after a beautiful jewel thief is found murdered. 28 Shoestring Eddie investigates a suicide of a bankrupt businessman who was tricked by a computer. 8:30 2 Golden Girls 9 Wall $treet Week Guest: Dan Sullivan. 9PM 2 Dallas Wes Parmalee, Ray, J.R., Cliff and Jack's ex-wife create disharmony on Bobby and Pam's wedding day. 5 Miami Vice Calabrese seeks Crookett's help in finding a victim willing to press assault charges against a Bolivian banker's playboy son. 7 Seafair Parade Coverage of the annual parade in Downtown Seattle. [Likely the Torchlight Parade, moved to a Saturday night years later] 9 Great Performances The Concentus Musicus of Vienna plays concertos I, VI and III in the library of a 17thcentury monastery. 22 Columbo An explosion kills an executive [James Gregory] as he calls his wife [Ida Lupino] from a limousine telephone, and the suspicion falls on a company attorney [William Windom]. 28 On Stage at Wolf Trap Karen Akers performs music of Jacques Brel, George Gershwin and Edith Piaf, and selections from "Working," "Chess" and "Les Miserables." 9:30 4 Movie "National Lampoon's Class Reunion." [1982] Gerrit Graham. The class president, the class beauty and the class killer attend the 10-year reunion of the class of '72 at Lizzie Borden High. 13 Elvis: Aloha From Hawaii A concert in 1973 features Elvis Presley singing "Blue Suede Shoes," "Burnin' Love," "Suspicious Minds," and "Blue Hawaii." 10PM 2 National-Journal 5 Crime Story Torello and Krychek join the strike force planning to raid Luca's burgeoning gambling

business in Las Vegas. 9 Great Performances Continued from 9PM, but performing II, IV and V instead. See 9PM. 11 News 12 The Honeymooners 28 Nightly Business Report 10:30 12 On The Buses 22 USA Tonight 28 Country Express Randy Travis; Dan Seals; George Jones; Reba McEntire; The Judds. Sign off 11PM. 11PM 2 4 5 7 News 9 Movie "There's a Girl in My Soup." [1970] Goldie Hawn. A young woman complicates the life of a middle-aged gourmet. 11 Twilight Zone 12 Cannon 13 The Late Show Guests: Musical groups the Neville Brothers and the Perines. 22 Honeymooners 11:30 4 Nightline 5 Tonight Show Sheena Easton, actor-producer Robert Townsend. 11 Saturday Night Host: Richard Dreyfuss. 22 Unexpected [??] 11:35 2 Rockin' Tonite 11:45 7 In Person from the Palace Performances by Roger Daltrey, Smokey Robinson, ABC, Restless Heart and the Knack. Midnight 4 The Avengers Tara investigates when her uncle's business empire seems to be in danger of a takeover when its leader fails to return from holiday. 11 Movie "The Return of Count Yorga." [1971] Robert Quarry. Vampires inhabiting an old

mansion ravage a nearby orphanage. 12 Superstars of Wrestling 13 Movie "Double Trouble." [1967] Elvis Presley. Mistaken identity leads an American singer and an English heiress into the company of criminals. 22 Gunsmoke 12:30 5 Late Night Animal handler Jack Hanna; cartoonist Harvey Pekar. 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 12:35 2 Tennis Federation Cup highlights, from the Hollyburn Country Club in Vancouver. 12:55 7 Movie "Follow Your Dreams." [1983] David Keith. A waitress/photographer with a dying mother wants to leave New Mexico, but not her car-mechanic lover, and go to art school in Los Angeles. 1AM 4 News 12 Record Guide 22 Cannon -crainbebo

9AM 13 Sale of the Century (preempted by 5) 9:30 13 Classic Concentration (preempted by 5) 11:30 13 Wordplay (preempted on 5) Noon 13 $25,000 Pyramid (preempted by 7) 12:30 13 Card Sharks (preempted by 7) 13 picked up rejects by 5 and 7

Retro: Southern Ohio Mon, Aug 11, 1958

from TV Guide-Southern Ohio edition 2 WLWD-NBC/ABC Dayton 4 WLWC-NBC Columbus 5 WLWT-NBC Cincinnati 6 WTVN-ABC Columbus 7 WHIO-CBS Dayton 9 WCPO-ABC Cincinnati 10 WBNS-CBS Columbus 12 WKRC-CBS Cincinnati 34 WOSU-Edu Columbus (WCET 48-Edu Cincinnati was also listed by TVG, but had no scheduled programming that day) Morning 6:30 4 Industry on Parade 5 Good Morning 6:45 2 Farm Outlook 4 Weather 9 Farm News 7:00 2-4-5 Today (Jim Backus fills in for Dave Garroway, with the Clara Ward Gospel Singers as the day's guests) 9 Religion Today 7:15 9 Know Your World 8:00 9 Willie Wonderful 10 Cartoons 12 Skipper Ryle 8:45 10 Tom Gleba

8:55 6 News (Chuck Nezum) 9 Al Lewis 12 Romper Room 9:00 2 Movie "Eyes in the Night" 4 Movie "Dangerous Mission" 5 Paul Dixon (c) 6 Romper Room 10 TV Kindergarten 9:30 7 Cartoons 10 Slimnastics (Fraysher Ferguson) 10:00 6 Movie "The Whole Town's Talking" 7-10-12 For Love or Money 9 Puzzle Panel 10:30 2-4-5 Treasure Hunt 7-10-12 Play Your Hunch 9 Grand Ole Opry 11:00 2-4-5 Price is Right 7-10-12 Arthur Godfrey (Dennis Day pinch hits, with Tony Randall filling in next week) 9 Al & Wanda Lewis 11:15 6 Cartoons 11:30 2-4-5 Truth or Consequences 7-10-12 Dotto 11:50 6 News (Chuck Nezum) Afternoon noon 2-4-5 50-50 Club (c) 6-7-12 Love of Life 9 Weather (Paula Jane)

10 News/Weather 12:05 9 Movie "The Thief in Silk" 12:20 10 Farm Time (Bill Zipf) 12:30 6 Topper 7-10-12 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 7-10-12 Guiding Light 1:00 6 Movie "The 13th Hour" 7 Our Miss Brooks 10 My Little Margie "Margie's Career" 12 Mr. District Attorney 1:30 2-4-5 Tic Tac Dough 7-10-12 As the World Turns 9 Bingo at Home 2:00 2-4-5 It Could Be You 7-12 Beat the Clock 10 Susie 2:30 2-4-5 Haggis Baggis (c) 6 Movie "A Night at the Ritz" 7-10-12 House Party (guest Rafael Mendez) 9 Topper "Topper at the Races" 3:00 2-4-5 Today is Ours 7 Movie Matinee (episodes of Star Performance, Topper "Topper Goes to Las Vegas", and Foreign Legionnaire) 9 Who Do You Trust? 10-12 Verdict is Yours 4:00 2-4-5 Queen for a Day (Ben Alexander fills in as host)

6 Casper Capers 9 The Bean 10-12 Brighter Day 4:15 10-12 Secret Storm 4:30 9-10 Edge of Night 12 Movie "Back in Circulation" 4:45 2-4-5 Modern Romances (hosted this week by Betty White) 5:00 2-6-9 Superman "Olsen's Millions" 4 Movie "Robin Hood of El Dorado" 5 Movie "Man of the People" 7 Movie "Lawless Ranger" 10 Flippo the Clown 34 Children's Corner 5:30 2-6-9 Mickey Mouse Club 34 Sing Hi-Sing Lo 5:45 34 Industry on Parade Evening 6:00 2 Eager Leaguers 6 Movie "Hopalong Cassidy Returns" 7 Little Rascals 9 Jungle Jim "Return of the Tuaregs" 10 Explorer 34 Heritage (20th century music is the topic) 6:15 12 News/Weather 6:30 2-4-5-7 News/Weather/Sports 9 This is Music 10 Amos 'n' Andy 12 Stories of the Century "Frank and Jesse James"

34 People are Different "Cultural Patterns of Infant Regulation (a demonstration on how cultures infuence man includes a black girl, a Hopi boy, and a Manus boy) 6:45 2-4-5 NBC News 7 Golf Clinic 6:55 6 News (Joe Hill) 7:00 2 Playhouse 30 4 Crusader 5 Tugboat Annie 6 Science Fiction Theater "The Frozen Sound" 7 Gray Ghost "The Trail" 10 News (Chet Long) 12 Dr. Christian 34 Treasures of the Earth "Wyoming and Its Natural Resources" 7:15 10 CBS News 7:30 2 Circus Boy "The Magic Lantern" 4-5 Princess Margaret (her royal visit to Canada concludes with a state dinner in Halifax; pre-empts Haggis Baggis) 6 Cowtown Rodeo 7-10-12 Robin Hood "Brother Battle" 9 Tombstone Territory "Outlaw's Bugle" 34 Graphic Arts "The Printmaker" 8:00 2-4-5 Restless Gun "Imposter for a Day" 7-10-12 Burns & Allen 9 American Legend "Postmark: Danger" (men who police the US mail) 34 Spotlight on Opera (how opera reflects a nationa's spirit or character) 8:30 2-4-5 Wells Fargo "Doc Bell" 6-9 Bold Journey "Journey to the Caribbean" (Capt. Nicol Smith (Stanislaus CA) narrates films of his travels) 7-10-12 Masquerade Party 34 Jazz Meets the Classics (the George Shearing Jazz Quarter and BU's Fr. Norman J. O'Connor join forces to show the relationships of jazz and classical music)

9:00 2-4-5 Twenty-One 6-9 Stars of Jazz (guests Dave Brubeck & his quartet) 7-10-12 I Love Lucy "Ricky's Audition" 9:30 2-4-5 Alcoa Theatre "Circumstantial" 6-9 Polka-Go-Round (guests the Laget National Swedish Dancers) 7-10-12 Frontier Justice "The Necessary Breed" 10:00 2 Andy Williams 4-5 Suspicion "The Other Side of the Curtain" 7-10-12 Studio One "Tagalong" 9 Impace News (Henry O'Neill/Steve Palmer) 10:15 9 Country Store 10:30 2 Pantomime Quiz 6 Sheriff of Cochise "Dead Smuggler" 9 Kit Carson "Ticket to Mexico" 11:00 2-4-5-6-7-10-12 News/Weather/Sports 9 Yesterday's Newsreel 11:15 2 Movie "Hellzapoppin'" 4 Movie "Pardon My Sarong" 5 Movie "Girl Crazy" 6-9 Jack Paar (guests Gordon Polk and Allen Funt) 10 Movie "Western Union" 12 Movie "Hotel Sahara" 11:20 7 Newsreel 11:30 7 Jack Paar

6 WTVN-ABC Columbus 7 WHIO-CBS Dayton 9 WCPO-ABC Cincinnati

11:15 6-9 Jack Paar (guests Gordon Polk and Allen Funt) 11:30 7 Jack Paar ...is this the only time we've seen any version of Tonight (or any other NBC program, for that matter) aired by three stations in a region, and *none* of the stations are primary NBC affiliates?...

Plus, this was during the period when Tonight aired in Cleveland on WEWS instead of on KYW (now WKYC). http://clevelandclassicmedia.blogspot.com/2011/07/tonight-showa-cleveland-history.html

And in Atlanta on WLW-A (WXIA) instead of WSB. I noticed an error in the daytime schedules. "The Verdict Is Yours" and "Who Do You Trust?" are listed at 3 PM; both shows aired at 3:30, on CBS and ABC, respectively. "The Big Payoff" was on CBS at 3, and I believe ABC was still running the first half-hour of "American Bandstand" from 3-3:30 at that point. Also, "From These Roots" had just debuted a few weeks earlier (June 30) at 3:30 on NBC.

Must have somehow deleted some listings when typing, the 3-4pm listings should read as follows: 3:00 2-4-5 Today is Ours 7-10-12 Big Payoff 9 The Bean 3:30 2-4-5 From These Roots 7 Movie Matinee 9 Who Do You Trust? 10-12 Verdict is Yours

Retro:Kansas City/Topeka/St. Joseph, Monday, January 7, 1985

From The Lawrence(Kansas)Journal-World via Google News Archive Note:I did not list PBS affiliates KTWU Channel 11 or KCPT Channel 19 Part 1:The Kansas City Stations WDAF Channel 4(NBC) 6:30 NBC News At Sunrise 7:00 Today 9:00 Time Machine 9:30 Sale Of The Century 10:00 Wheel Of Fortune 10:30 Scrabble 11:00 Divorce Court 11:30 News 12:00 Days Of Our Lives 1:00 Another World 2:00 Santa Barbara 3:00 Love Boat 4:00 Jeffersons(2 Episodes) 5:00 News 5:30 NBC News 6:00 News 6:30 Entertainment Tonight 7:00 TV's Bloopers And Practical Jokes 8:00 Movie-A Reason To Live(Made For TV, 1985) 10:00 News 10:30 Best Of Carson 11:30 $100,000 Name That Tune 12:00 Late Night With David Letterman 1:00 News KCTV Channel 5(CBS) 6:00 Jimmy Swaggart 6:30 CBS Early Morning News 7:00 CBS Morning News 9:00 Jeopardy! 9:30 Press Your Luck 10:00 Price Is Right 11:00 Young And The Restless 12:00 News 12:30 As The World Turns 1:30 Capitol 2:30 Guiding Light

3:00 Quincy 4:00 Dukes Of Hazzard 5;00 News 5:30 CBS News 6:00 News 6:30 Family Feud 7:00 Scarecrow And Mrs. King 8:00 Kate And Allie 8:30 Newhart 9:00 Cagney And Lacey 10:00 News 10:30 Trapper John, M.D. 11:30 Hawaii Five-O 12:30 Movie-The Hired Hand(1971) 2:30 CBS News Nightwatch KMBC Channel 9(ABC) 6:00 ABC News This Morning 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Donahue 10:00 Trivia Trap 10:30 Family Feud 11:00 Ryan's Hope 11:30 Loving 12:00 All My Children 1:00 One Life To Live 2:00 General Hospital 3:00 Rituals 3:30 Happy Days 4:00 Three's Company 4:30 People's Court 5:00 News 5:30 ABC News 6:00 News 6:30 Wheel Of Fortune 7:00 Hardcastle And McCormick 8:00 The Thorn Birds(Part 2) 10:00 News 10:30 M*A*S*H 11:00 Barney Miller 11:30 All In The Family 12:00 Nightline 12:30 Eye On Hollywood 1:00 News KSHB Channel 41(Independent)

6:00 20 Minute Workout 6:30 Popeye 7:00 Bugs Bunny 7:30 Flintstones 8:00 Tom And Jerry 8:30 Leave It To Beaver 9:00 Diff'rent Strokes 9:30 One Day At A Time 10:00 Archie Bunker's Place 10:30 Bewitched* 11:20 I Love Lucy* 12:00 Andy Griffith 12:30 Anything For Money 1:00 Beverly Hillbillies 1:30 Dick Van Dyke 2:00 Rhoda 2:30 Gilligan's Island 3:00 Superfriends 3:30 Scooby Doo 4:00 Woody Woodpecker 4:30 Brady Bunch 5:00 Laverne And Shirley 5:30 One Day At A Time 6:00 Mork And Mindy 6:30 WKRP In Cincinnati 7:00 Fame 8:00 Movie-Midway(1976) (Part 1) 10:00 Benny Hill 10:30 Bizarre 11:00 Twilight Zone 11:30 Surfside Six 12:30 Three Stooges 1:00 Movie-Divorce American Style(1967) 3:00 Hogan's Heroes 3:30 Cisco Kid 4:00 Emergency! KEKR Channel 62(Independent) 6:00 700 Club 7:00 Voltron, Defender Of The Universe 7:30 Inspector Gadget 8:00 Popeye 8:30 Great Space Coaster 9:00 Fat Albert 9:30 Jimmy Swaggart 10:00 Jim Bakker

11:00 Big Valley 12:00 Merv Griffin 1:00 Mannix 2:00 My Favorite Martian 2:30 Casper 3:00 Popeye 3:30 Heathcliff 4:00 He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe 4:30 Voltron, Defender Of The Universe 5:00 Batman(Adam West, 2 Episodes) 6:00 CHiPs 7:00 Movie-The Split(1968) 9:00 P.M. Magazine 9:30 Classic Country 10:00 Honeymooners 10:30 Untouchables 11:30 Perry Mason 12:30 I.N.N. News *-KSHB ran news updates and station contests during these two shows, hence the longer times. Part 2 will be posted later today!

Here are the stations from surrounding areas: ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI KQTV Channel 2(ABC) 6:00 Ag Day 6:30 20 Minute Workout 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 700 Club 10:30 Family Feud 11:00 Ryan's Hope 11:30 Loving 12;00 All My Children 1:00 One Life To Live 2:00 General Hospital 3;00 Trivia Trap 3:30 Bewitched 4;00 One Day At A Time 4:30 People's Court 5:00 Tic Tac Dough

5;30 ABC News 6:00 News 6:30 Three's Company 7:00 Hardcastle And McCormick 8:00 The Thorn Birds(Part 2) 10:00 News 10:30 Nightline 11:00 Gunsmoke 12:00 Eye On Hollywood 12:30 One Day At A Time 1:00 News TOPEKA, KANSAS WIBW Channel 13(CBS) 6:30 CBS Early Morning News 7:00 CBS Morning News 9:00 $25,000 Pyramid 9:30 Press Your Luck 10:00 Price Is Right 11:00 Young And The Restless 12:00 Midday 12:30 As The World Turns 1:30 Capitol 2:00 Guiding Light 3;00 Body Language 3:30 Dallas 4:30 Entertainment Tonight 5:00 News 5:30 CBS News 6:00 News 6:30 WKRP In Cincinnati 7:00 Scarecrow And Mrs. King 8;00 Kate And Allie 8:30 Newhart 8:00 Cagney And Lacey 10:00 News 10:30 Barney Miller 11:00 Newhart 11:35 Movie-The Puma Man(1980) KSNT Channel 27(NBC) 6:00 NBC News At Sunrise 6:30 News 7:00 Today 9:00 Hour Magazine

10:00 People's Court 10:30 Scrabble 11:00 Super Password 11:30 Wheel Of Fortune 12:00 News 12:30 Days Of Our Lives 1:30 Another World 2:30 Santa Barbara 3:30 Tom And Jerry(1 Hour) 4:30 Happy Days 5:00 Three's Company 5:30 News 6:00 NBC News 6:30 Wheel Of Fortune 7:00 TV's Bloopers And Practical Jokes 8:00 Movie-A Reason To Live(Made For TV, 1985) 10:00 News 10:30 Best Of Carson 11:30 $100,000 Name That Tune 12:00 Late Night With David Letterman KLDH Channel 49(ABC) 6:30 ABC News This Morning 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 700 Club 10:30 Family Feud 11:00 Ryan's Hope 11:30 Loving 12:00 All My Children 1;00 One Life To Live 2:00 General Hospital 3:00 I Dream Of Jeannie 3:30 Scooby Doo 4:00 Heathcliff 4:30 He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe 5:00 Dukes Of Hazzard 6:00 ABC News 6:30 Taxi 7:00 Hardcastle And McCormick 8:00 The Thorn Birds(Part 2) 10:00 I.N.N. News 10:30 Nightline 11:00 Eye On Hollywood 11:30 Rifleman

KLDH: Another "big three" network affiliate using "Independent Network News" though it appears it had no news operation of its own at the time, so it was filling a void in this case...

RETRO: CHARLESTON, SC - 11/07/1995

Tuesday, November 7, 1995 WCBD-TV ABC2 05:30AM AgDay 06:00AM News This Morning 06:30AM News 07:00AM Good Morning America 09:00AM Jerry Springer 10:00AM Sally Jessy Raphael 11:00AM Paid Programming 11:30AM Mike & Maty 12:30PM Loving 01:00PM All My Children 02:00PM One Life to Live 03:00PM General Hospital 04:00PM The Cosby Show 04:30PM A Different World 05:00PM Oprah Winfrey 06:00PM News 06:30PM ABC News 07:00PM Wheel of Fortune 07:30PM Jeopardy! 08:00PM Roseanne 08:30PM Hudson Street 09:00PM Home Improvement 09:30PM Coach 10:00PM NYPD Blue 11:00PM News 11:30PM The Cosby Show 12:00AM A Different World 12:30AM Nightline 01:00AM The Little Rascals 01:30AM News 02:00AM HSN Spree WCIV-TV NBC4 05:30AM News at Sunrise 06:00AM News

07:00AM Today 09:00AM Mark Walberg 10:00AM Leeza 11:00AM Roseanne 11:30AM Paid Programming 12:00PM Tempestt 01:00PM Days of Our Lives 02:00PM Another World 03:00PM Rolonda 04:00PM Ricki Lake 05:00PM Jenny Jones 06:00PM News 06:30PM NBC News 07:00PM Inside Edition 07:30PM Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 08:00PM Wings 08:30PM NewsRadio 09:00PM Frasier 09:30PM Pursuit of Happiness 10:00PM Dateline NBC 11:00PM News 11:35PM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:35AM Late Night with Conan O'Brien 01:35AM Later with Greg Kinnear 02:05AM A Current Affair 02:35AM American Journal 03:05AM News 03:40AM NBC News Nightside WCSC-TV CBS5 05:00AM This Morning's Business 05:30AM Morning News 06:00AM News 07:00AM This Morning 09:00AM Carnie 10:00AM Maury 11:00AM The Price is Right 12:00PM News 12:30PM Young & the Restless 01:30PM Bold & the Beautiful 02:00PM As the World Turns 03:00PM Guiding Light 04:00PM In the Heat of the Night 05:00PM Montel Williams 06:00PM News 07:00PM CBS News

07:30PM Seinfeld 08:00PM The Client 09:00PM MOVIE: Nothing Lasts Forever, Part II 11:00PM News 11:35PM Late Show with David Letterman 12:35AM Stephanie Miller 01:35AM Late Late Show with Tom Snyder 02:35AM Court TV: Inside America's Courts 03:05AM News 03:40AM Up to the Minute WTAT-TV FOX24 06:00AM Bonkers 06:30AM Goof Troop 07:00AM Mighty Max 07:30AM Bobby's World 08:00AM Fox Cubhouse 08:30AM Garfield and Friends 09:00AM Life Alert 09:30AM Mama's Family 10:00AM One West Waikiki 11:00AM America's Most Wanted 11:30AM Top Cops 12:00PM Northern Exposure 01:00PM Bananas in Pajamas 01:30PM Blinky Bill 02:00PM Dinosaurs 02:30PM Aladdin 03:00PM Taz-Mania 03:30PM X-Men 04:00PM Adventures of Batman & Robin 04:30PM Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers 05:00PM Gargoyles 05:30PM Blossom 06:00PM Baywatch 07:00PM The Simpsons 07:30PM Married...with Children 08:00PM MOVIE: Dracula 10:00PM News 10:30PM Star Trek: The Next Generation 11:30PM Cheers 12:00AM Cops 12:30AM Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 01:00AM Lauren Hutton And... 01:30AM MOVIE: Ben-Hur

WCTP-TV WB36 05:00AM Paid Programming 05:30AM Paid Programming 06:00AM Rush Limbaugh 06:30AM Perfect Strangers 07:00AM Doogie Howser, M.D. 07:30AM Perfect Strangers 08:00AM Little House on the Prairie 09:00AM Donahue 10:00AM Gordon Elliott 11:00AM Geraldo 12:00PM Charles Perez 01:00PM Gabrielle 02:00PM Discovery Dining 02:30PM Video Jamz 03:00PM Highlander: The Animated Series 03:30PM That's Warner Bros! 04:00PM Animaniacs 04:30PM VR Troopers 05:00PM California Dreams 05:30PM Saved by the Bell 06:00PM Family Matters 06:30PM Step by Step 07:00PM America's Funniest Home Videos 07:30PM EXTRA 08:00PM MOVIE: Firefox 10:30PM Highlander: The Series 11:30PM Coach 12:00AM LAPD: Life on the Beat 12:30AM Rush Limbaugh 01:00AM Paid Programming 01:30AM Paid Programming 02:00AM Paid Programming 02:30AM Paid Programming 03:00AM Paid Programming 03:30AM Paid Programming 04:00AM Paid Programming 04:30AM Paid Programming

RETRO: CHARLESTON, SC - 9/05/1995

Tuesday, September 5, 1995

WCBD-TV ABC2 05:30AM AgDay 06:00AM News This Morning 06:30AM News 07:00AM Good Morning America 09:00AM Jerry Springer 10:00AM Sally Jessy Raphael 11:00AM Paid Programming 11:30AM Mike & Maty 12:30PM Loving 01:00PM All My Children 02:00PM One Life to Live 03:00PM General Hospital 04:00PM The Cosby Show 04:30PM A Different World 05:00PM Oprah Winfrey 06:00PM News 06:30PM ABC News 07:00PM Wheel of Fortune 07:30PM Jeopardy! 08:00PM Roseanne (2x) 09:00PM Home Improvement (2x) 10:00PM The Barbara Walters Special 11:00PM News 11:30PM The Cosby Show 12:00AM A Different World 12:30AM Nightline 01:00AM Paid Programming 01:30AM News 02:00AM Richard Bey 03:00AM HSN Spree WCIV-TV NBC4 05:30AM News at Sunrise 06:00AM News 07:00AM Today 09:00AM Mark Walberg 10:00AM Roseanne 10:30AM The Wonder Years 11:00AM Leeza 12:00PM American Journal 12:30PM Paid Programming 01:00PM Days of Our Lives 02:00PM Another World 03:00PM Rolonda 04:00PM Ricki Lake

05:00PM Jenny Jones 06:00PM News 06:30PM NBC News 07:00PM Inside Edition 07:30PM A Current Affair 08:00PM Wings 08:30PM NewsRadio 09:00PM Frasier 09:30PM The John Larroquette Show 10:00PM Dateline NBC 11:00PM News 11:35PM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:35AM Late Night with Conan O'Brien 01:35AM Later with Greg Kinnear 02:05AM Cops 02:35AM The Other Side 03:35AM NBC News Nightside WCSC-TV CBS5 05:00AM Rush Limbaugh 05:30AM Morning News 06:00AM News 07:00AM This Morning 09:00AM Carnie 10:00AM Maury 11:00AM The Price is Right 12:00PM News 12:30PM Young & the Restless 01:30PM Bold & the Beautiful 02:00PM As the World Turns 03:00PM Guiding Light 04:00PM In the Heat of the Night 05:00PM Montel Williams 06:00PM News 07:00PM CBS News 07:30PM Hard Copy 08:00PM The Magic of David Copperfield 09:00PM MOVIE: Judgment Day: The John List Story 11:00PM News 11:35PM Late Show with David Letterman 12:35AM Tennis 01:05AM Rescue 911 01:35AM Rush Limbaugh 02:05AM Dennis Prager 02:35AM Late Late Show with Tom Snyder 03:35AM Court TV: Inside America's Courts

04:05AM News 04:35AM Up to the Minute WTAT-TV FOX24 05:30AM Mr. Belvedere 06:00AM Bonkers 06:30AM Goof Troop 07:00AM Mighty Max 07:30AM Bobby's World 08:00AM Fox Cubhouse 08:30AM Garfield and Friends 09:00AM Paid Programming 09:30AM Family Matters 10:00AM Pointman 11:00AM Northern Exposure 12:00PM Family Matters 12:30PM Paid Programming 01:00PM Biker Mice from Mars 01:30PM Ronin Warriors 02:00PM Dinosaurs 02:30PM Aladdin 03:00PM Tiny Toon Adventures 03:30PM Taz-Mania 04:00PM Animaniacs 04:30PM Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers 05:00PM Gargoyles 05:30PM Blossom 06:00PM Star Trek: The Next Generation 07:00PM The Simpsons 07:30PM Cheers 08:00PM MOVIE: Mo' Money 10:00PM News 10:30PM Married...with Children 11:00PM Top Cops 11:30PM Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 12:00AM Dear John 12:30AM Who's the Boss? 01:00AM Who's the Boss? 01:30AM MOVIE: Percy and Thunder 03:30AM MOVIE: By Dawn's Early Light WCTP-TV WB36 05:00AM Paid Programming 05:30AM Paid Progarmming 06:00AM Scooby-Doo 06:30AM Mutant League

07:00AM Highlander: The Animated Series 07:30AM Marilu 08:30AM Morris Cerullo 09:00AM Donahue 10:00AM Gordon Elliott 11:00AM Geraldo 12:00PM Paid Programming 12:30PM MOVIE: City on Fire 03:00PM Video Jamz 03:30PM Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad 04:00PM VR Troopers 04:30PM Saved by the Bell 05:00PM Video Jamz 06:00PM Doogie Howser, M.D. 06:30PM Coach 07:00PM M*A*S*H 07:30PM EXTRA 08:00PM MOVIE: Not Quite Human 10:00PM Highlander: The Series 11:00PM Murphy Brown 11:30PM Love Connection 12:00AM Paid Programming 12:30AM Paid Programming 01:00AM Paid Programming 01:30AM Paid Programming 02:00AM Paid Programming 02:30AM Paid Programming 03:00AM Paid Programming 03:30AM Paid Programming 04:00AM Paid Programming 04:30AM Paid Programming

Retro: Spokane, WA - August 1-7, 1976 (final week of old network affiliation).

SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1976 2KREM (ABC) 7 amLively Arts 7:30Wallys Workshop 8:00Yesterdays Newsreel 8:15Yesterdays Newsreel 8:30Faith for Today 9:00Insight

9:30Medix 10:00The Little Rascals 10:30Groovie Goolies 11:00These Are the Days 11:30Make a Wish 12 pmIssues and Answers 12:30Whats the Story? 1:00The World at War 2:00MOVIE: Good News (1947) June Allyson, Peter Lawford. A football hero falls in love with his French tutor. 4:00Games of the XXI Olympiad Equestrian events and the closing ceremonies are featured. 7:00MOVIE: The Voyager 8:00Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass Alpert is joined by a new Tijuana Brass in a medley of old favorites and new compositions. (Repeat) 10:00John Denver and Friend John Denver hosts Frank Sinatra in a tribute to the big band era. Featured will be performances by Sinatra as guest star, Count Basie, Harry James and orchestra, the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra and Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra. (Repeat) 11:00ABC News 11:15Flash Gordon 11:30MOVIE: The Plainsman (1936) Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur. Wild Bill Hickok attempts to stop an Indian uprising that was started by white gun-runners. 1:15 amIntersect 4KXLY (CBS) 7:30The Kroeze Team 8:00Rev. Rex Humbard 9:00Voice of the Church 9:30Jerry Falwell 10:30Public Affairs 11:00Mayberry R.F.D. 11:30MOVIE: Sergeant Rutledge (1960) Jeffrey Hunter, Constance Towers. A 19th-century lawyer tries to clear a black man of rape and murder charges. Directed by John Ford. 1:30 pmMOVIE: Rebus (1969) Laurence Harvey, Ann-Margret. When an international casino crime ring is planning a big score at a fixed roulette game, the casino police enlists the help of Jeff Miller, an alcoholic croupier, to nab the bad guys. 3:00Face the Nation 3:30Pop Goes the Country 4:00Nashville on the Road 4:30Good Ole Nashville Music 5:00MOVIE: Deadly Hunt

(1971) Anthony Franciosa, Peter Lawford. A young businessman and his wife on a hunting trip find themselves the quarry of two paid assassins, caught in a forest fire. 6:30Name That Tune 7:0060 Minutes 8:00The Sonny & Cher Show A Hollywood awards program with a different twist highlights the show, starring the Smothers Brothers and special guest star Debbie Reynolds. (Repeat) 9:00Kojak On the Edge. Forest Tucker portrays a cop whose personal problems hamper his investigation of a jewelry fence. (Repeat) 10:00Cannon To Still the Voice. The son of an assassinated black leader suspects conspiracy and hires Cannon to investigate. (Repeat) 11:00News Scene 11:15Dwayne Friend: Mr. Gospel Guitar 11:45Public Affairs 12:15 amZane Grey 6KHQ (NBC) 6 amHerald of Truth 6:30This Is the Life 7:00Dwayne Friend: Mr. Gospel Guitar 7:30Voice of Victory 8:00Jimmy Swaggart 8:30Day of Discovery 9:00Oral Roberts 9:30Untamed World 10:00NFL Action 10:30MOVIE: Spartacus (1960) Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier. The slave Spartacus leads a violent revolt against the decadent Roman empire. 2:00MOVIE: The Other Man (TV, 1970) Roy Thinnes, Arthur Hill. The neglected wife of an ambitious district attorney starts an affair with an ex-convict he had sent to prison. When her lover is found murdered, she begins to suspect that her husband did it. Joan Hackett. 4:00Meet the Press Scheduled: Sen. Richard Schweiker (R., PA), Ronald Reagans choice for the vice presidential nomination in the event that Reagan is the Republican presidential nominee. Moderator: Bill Monroe. 4:30Space: 1999 5:30NBC Nightly News 6:00Last of the Wild 6:30Mutual of Omahas Wild Kingdom 7:00The Wonderful World of Disney Menace on the Mountain. A Civil War adventure drama from 1970 starring Mitch Vogel, Patricia Crowley and Charles Aidman. With his father in the Confederate forces, a

14-year-old boy is faced with the responsibility of caring for his younger brother and sister. (Part 1 of 2) (Repeat) 8:00Ellery Queen The Adventure of the Blunt Instrument. When mystery writer Edgar Manning wins the annual Blunt Instrument Award, he phones Ellery and gloatingly invites him to the victory partybut the call is terminated when the author is slain. Guest starring Dean Stockwell and Eva Gabor. (Repeat) 9:00The NBC Sunday Mystery Movie McMillan & Wife: Point of Law. Macs return to naval reserve duty brings him the assignment of defending Lt. Kit Boone, who has been accusedwith the evidence overwhelmingly against herin the slaying of another officer. William Daniels, Andrew Duggan. (Repeat) 11:00Q-6 News 11:30Sammy and Company 7KSPS (PBS) 2 pmGrand Prix Tennis This series of six weekly tournaments continues with the singles and doubles semifinals of the $125,000 First National Tennis Classic from Louisville, Kentucky. Bud Collins heads the commenting team. 6:00Consumer Survival Kit 6:30World Press 7:00USA: People and Politics 8:00Evening at Pops Joe Venuti. 82-year-old jazz violinist Joe Venuti is the featured performer. Songs include Sweet Georgia Brown, I Got Rhythm, Humoresque and C Jam Blues. 9:00Masterpiece Theatre Shoulder to Shoulder: Annie Kenney. Mill worker Annie Kenney becomes a militant suffragette and brings working class women into the suffrage movement. (Part 2 of 6) (Repeat) 10:00Great Performances

MONDAY-FRIDAY 2KREM (ABC) 6:40 amDown to Earth 6:45Various MondayIntersect TuesdaySacred Heart WednesdayIntersect ThursdaySigns of Life FridayIntersect 7:00Kartoon Korner 8:25The Partridge Family 8:55Housecall

9:00The Mike Douglas Show 10:30Happy Days 11:00Hot Seat 11:30Channel 2 News 11:55Take Kerr 12 pmThe $25,000 Pyramid 12:30All My Children 1:00Ryans Hope 1:30One Life to Live 2:15General Hospital 3:00The Edge of Night 3:30Porky Pig and His Friends 4:00The New Mickey Mouse Club 4:30The F.B.I. 5:30Channel 2 News 6:00ABC Evening News (Harry Reasoner) 6:30Star Trek 4KXLY (CBS) 6:25 amFarm Report 6:30Summer Semester 7:00Good Morning America (David Hartman, Nancy Dussault) 8:00Captain Kangaroo 9:00The Price Is Right 10:00Guiding Light 10:30Love of Life 11:00The Young and the Restless 11:30Search for Tomorrow 12 pmDialing or Dollars 12:30As the World Turns 1:30Dialing for Dollars 2:00All in the Family 2:30Match Game 76 3:00MOVIE Monday: Battle Cry (Part 1) (1955) Tuesday: Battle Cry (Part 2) (1955) WednesdayThe Big Trees (1952) ThursdayThe Lion and the Horse (1952) FridayWomens World (1954) 4:30The Lucy Show 5:00Various MondayHogans Heroes TuesdayThrillseekers WednesdayHogans Heroes

ThursdayThrillseekers FridayHogans Heroes 5:30News Scene 6:00CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite 6:30Dinah! 6KHQ (NBC) 6 amFarm and Home Report 6:30Not for Women Only 7:00Today 9:00Sanford and Son 9:30Celebrity Sweepstakes 10:00Wheel of Fortune 10:30The Hollywood Squares 11:00The Fun Factory 11:30Kaleidoscope 11:55NBC News 12 pmSomerset 12:30Days of Our Lives 1:30The Doctors 2:00Another World 3:00Bonanza 4:00The Merv Griffin Show 5:30Q-6 News 6:00NBC Nightly News John Chancellor, David Brinkley. 6:30To Tell the Truth [Pre-empted Wednesday for a paid political advertisement for Republican gubernatorial candidate Harley Hoppe.] 7:00Bewitched 7KSPS (PBS) 8 amMister Rogers Neighborhood 8:30Various MondayVilla Alegre TuesdayCarrascolendas WednesdayVilla Alegre ThursdayCarrascolendas FridayVilla Alegre 9:00Sesame Street 10:00The Electric Company 10:30Various MondayAntiques TuesdayErica WednesdayAntiques ThursdayWoman

FridayInner Tennis 11:00Various MondaySesame Street TuesdayEvening at Pops WednesdaySesame Street ThursdayNova FridayCrocketts Victory Garden/Romagnolis Table 12 pmOff the Air 3:30 pmLilias, Yoga and You 4:00Mister Rogers Neighborhood 4:30Sesame Street 5:30The Electric Company 6:00Zoom

MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1976 2KREM (ABC) 7:30High Rollers 8:00Viva Valdez Mama Doesnt. Sophia boycotts all housecleaning until she is allowed to have a womens lib meeting at the house. 8:30Monday Night Baseball 11:00Channel 2 News 11:30ABCs Wide World of Entertainment Dogs, Cats and Other Important People. Dick Martin hosts this pet tribute with appearances by Edward Asner, Bob Barker, Barbara Eden, Zero Mostel, Dolly Martin and Jessica Walter. (Repeat) 1 amYesterdays Newsreel 4KXLY (CBS) 7:30Popi Summertime, and the Livin' Ain't Easy. The neighborhood wheeler-dealer takes charge of the apartment while Popi is away. 8:00Rhoda Lets Call It Love. Fed up with intrusions, Rhoda and Joe cut off the outside world, even including Mother Ida. (Repeat) 8:30Phyllis Widows, Merry and Otherwise. Audrey's niece amazes Phyllis with her easy adjustment to widowhood. Margaret: Linda Lavin. Phyllis: Cloris Leachman. (Repeat) 9:00All in the Family Love by Appointment. Gloria's new chores as a mother leave little time to pay attention to her husband, which makes Mike jealous. (Repeat) 9:30Maude Maudes Moods. Henry Fonda makes a guest appearance when Maude decides to run him for the U.S. presidency. (Part 1 of 2) (Repeat)

10:00Medical Center If Wishes Were Horses. A much-needed clinic is threatened with closure because the doctors refuse to turn wounded street fighters over to the police. (Repeat) 11:00News Scene 11:30Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Mary tries to find a solution to her marital problems through special books on the subject. 12 amMOVIE: Dsire (1954) Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons. The rise and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte as seen through the eyes of a woman who spurned him when he was impoverished and then fell in love with him as he rose to power but was unrequited in her passion as he married Jospehine. 6KHQ (NBC) 7:30Don Adams Screen Test Zsa Zsa Gabor and George Kennedy assist contestants with their screen tests. 8:00The Cheerleaders (Pilot) A trio of cheerleadersthe best of friendsmust undergo a series of zany and embarrassing episodes when they are pledged to the most in girls club at their high school. 8:30Full House (Pilot) Ken Mars and Liam Dunn star in this domestic comedy set at the time of a couples 40th anniversary dinner celebration when, unexpectedly they announce to the startled family their plans to divorce. (Repeat) 9:00Joe Forrester The Promised Land. An impoverished young couple ineptly turn to crime to raise enough money to move to another state. (Repeat) 10:00Jigsaw John Follow the Yellow Brick Road. The prime suspect in the murder of a young actress is an unsuccessful movie director. Bobby Riggs makes a cameo appearance. (Repeat) 11:00Q-6 News 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Roy Clark guest hosts. Guests include Steve Allen and actor Bobby Van. 1 amTomorrow Burt Ross, former mayor of Fort Lee, N.J., tells host Tom Snyder how he exposed a bribe plot while in office. 7KSPS (PBS) 6:30Carrascolendas 7:00Second Ending 7:30The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8:00Grand Prix Tennis Coverage of the singles and doubles finals of the Louisville Tennis Classic, from Louisville, Kentucky. 11:00ABC Captioned News Harry Reasoner. (Repeat)

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1976 2KREM (ABC) 7:30Lets Make a Deal 8:00Happy Days Arnolds Wedding. Arnold (Pat Morita) asks Fonzie to be his best man, although the Fonzarelli curse has wrecked two other marriages at the altar. (Repeat) 8:30Laverne & Shirley Fakeout at the Stakeout. The girls apartment is burglarized and, much to Shirleys chagrin, Laverne decides to help the police as a decoy. Laverne, however, has an ultierior motive in mind.(Repeat) 9:00Olympic Highlights Highlights of the Summer Olympic Games from Montreal. 11:00Channel 2 News 11:30The ABC Tuesday Mystery of the Week Legacy of Blood. Moses Gunn, Jonelle Allen. A hard-working New York insurance man who is heavily in debt to a criminal money-lender hopes to extricate himself from his predicament. (Repeat) 1 amYesterdays Newsreel 4KXLY (CBS) 7:30Hee Haw Garner Ted Armstrong and Dottie West are guests. 8:30Good Times J.J.s Fiance J.J.s decision to get married meets with opposition from both sets of parents. (Part 1 of 2) (Repeat) 9:00M*A*S*H Quo Vadis, Captain Chandler? A wounded bomber pilot (Alan Fudge) displays a messianic complex, which attracts the attention of Col. Flagg and Sidney Freedman (Edward Winter, Allan Arbus). Radar: Gary Burghoff. Contains no laugh track. (Repeat) 9:30Three Times Daley (Pilot) Don Adams portrays a newspaper columnist who shares his house with his graduate-student son (Jerry Houser) and retired father (Liam Dunn). 10:00Switch The Deadly Missiles Caper. Pete and Mac (Robert Wagner, Eddie Albert) travel to Oregon to help a young woman (Kathleen Quinlan) prove that her uncle (John Morgan) murdered her father. (Repeat) 11:00News Scene 11:30Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 12 amMOVIE: The Hunters (1958) Robert Mitchum, Robert Wagner. Mitchum and Wagner as two very different United States Air Force fighter pilots in the midst of the Korean War. 6KHQ (NBC) 7:30Candid Camera 8:00Movin On

Long Haul. Sonny and Will, attempting to make money on a long haul delivering peaches to Canada, hire an extra truck and two drivers, then discover one of them is dependent on pills. (Repeat) 9:00Police Woman Wednesdays Child. A cat burglar and a nightclub singer aid Popper in her investigation of robbers who prey on wealthy single women. Edd Burnes guest stars. (Repeat) 10:00City of Angels The November Plan. Conclusion: Still struggling to free his starlet client, Axminster (Wayne Rogers) uncovers a dangerous plot involving three prominent figures, and sticks his neck way out in an attempt to find proof. (Repeat) 11:00Q-6 News 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Guest host: Roy Clark. 1 amTomorrow Host: Tom Snyder. 7KSPS (PBS) 6:30Idea Thing 7:00Guppies to Groupers 7:30The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8:00Lowell Thomas Remembers 1960. Kennedy elected President; assassinations in Japan and South Africa; U-2 spy plane incident. 8:30American Indian Artists Grace Medicine Flower and Joseph Lonewolf. (Debut) This six-week series about contemporary artists who draw upon Indian traditions begins with a profile of two Santa Clara potters who blend craftsmanship and experimentation into their work. 9:00Evening at Pops Joe Venuti. 82-year-old jazz violinist Joe Venuti is the featured performer. Songs include Sweet Georgia Brown, I Got Rhythm, Humoresque and C Jam Blues. (Repeat) 10:00The Olympiad The Persistent Ones. This entry focuses on athletes who have overcome incredible physical or emotional handicaps to win at the Olympics. (Repeat) 11:00ABC Captioned News Harry Reasoner. (Repeat)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1976 2KREM (ABC) 7:30The Hollywood Squares 8:00The Bionic Woman Angel of Mercy. Playing the role of nurse, Jaime enters a war-torn South American country to save an American ambassador and his wife. (Repeat)

9:00Baretta The Glory Game. Baretta is framed for the murder of a suspected gun dealer and forced to become a fugitive to clear his name. (Repeat) 10:00Starsky & Hutch Death Ride. Security leaks within the police department make it necessary for Starsky and Hutch to take on a dangerous escort mission: they must protect the daughter of a hood who is ready to testify. (Repeat) 11:00Channel 2 News 11:30Wednesday Movie of the Week: All the Kind Strangers (TV, 1974) Samantha Eggar, Stacy Keach. Seven strange orphans with vicious dogs turn a remote farmhouse into a prison for unsuspecting travelers who will either become their parents or disappear permanently. 1 amYesteredays Newsreel 4KXLY (CBS) 7:30The Bob Newhart Show Duke of Dunk. Bob gets involved with pro basketball when he is asked to help an egotistical superstar become a team player. (Repeat) 8:00George M! Musical tribute to George M. Cohan, the show business legend who gave his regards to Broadway and his music to the nation. With Joel Grey, Bernadette Peters, Red Buttons and Jack Cassidy. (Repeat) 9:00To America Special which captures the dramatic story of two actual families who fled their homelands of Bulgaria and Poland to seek a new life in America. Alan Arkin portrays the only fictional character in the film. 11:00News Scene 11:30Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 12 amMovie: The Jayhawkers! (1959) Jeff Chandler, Fess Parker. In the maelstrom of Pre-Civil War Kansas, a government agent infiltrates the vigilante group called the Jayhawks. 6KHQ (NBC) 7:30The Irish Rovers 8:00Little House on the Prairie The Runaway Caboose. Laura, Mary and their young friend Carl are trapped on a caboose, which has split from the rest of the train. Set against Californias gold rush country. (Repeat) 9:00Sanford and Son Lamont as Othello. From 1973: Every time Lamont and his drama coach do the strangling scene from Othello, someone thinks Lamont is committing a real murder. (Repeeat) 9:30Chico and the Man The Return of Aunt Connie. Chico and Ed set out to rescue Chicos Aunt Connie from her now love, a con artist. (Repeat) 10:00Hawk

The Man Who Owned Everyone. From 1966: Hawk (Burt Reynolds) feels the heat after he nabs a powerful crook with political connections. Roger: Edward Binns. Gorten: Leon Janney. Tommy: Lonny Chapman. Laura: Diana Muldaur. (Repeat) 11:00Q-6 News 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Guest host: Roy Clark. Guests: Della Reese, Freddy Fender, Phil Harris, Robert Conrad. 1 amTomorrow Tom Snyders guest is NBA Commissioner Lawrence F. OBrien. 7KSPS (PBS) 6:30Book Beat Over on the Dry Side by Louis LAmour. 7:00Legacy Americana 7:30The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8:00Nova The Williamsburg File. Williamsburg was a small run-down Virginia town until the 1920s, when the city was reconstructed in the image of its historic 18th century predecessor. Chief archeologist Ivor Noel Hume shows how the restoration was effected. (Repeat) 9:00Great Performances Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill: Triumph and Tragedy. Appointed chancellor of the exchequer, Randolph (Ronald Pickup) abruptly resigns after disputes with Cabinet members and his own health concerns. Jennie: Lee Remick. (Part 4 of 7) 10:00The Life of Leonardo da Vinci Part Four: Da Vinci returns to Milan and works as a military engineer in Florence; he and Michaelangelo engage in an artistic rivalry and he invents the winged forerunner of the airplane. 11:00ABC Captioned News Harry Reasoner. (Repeat)

THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1976 2KREM (ABC) 7:30Lets Make a Deal 8:00Welcome Back, Kotter Follow the Leader. Part 1 of two. Julie feels neglected, and Barbarino is dethroned as class leader. 8:30Whats Happening!! The Runaway. (Debut) A contemporary comedy series about three high school boys in a middle-class black neighborhood of a large American city. In the opener, Roger (Ernest Thomas) shirks his responsibility to baby-sit for his sister Dee and attends a party, then believes that she has mysteriously disappeared. Dee: Danielle Spencer. Rerun: Fred Berry. Dwayne: Haywood Nelson. 9:00The Streets of San Francisco The Honorable Profession. A doctor who aided a fatally wounded patrolman falsely

identifies himself to Stone and Keller (Karl Malden, Michael Douglas). Travis: Linden Chiles. Dr. Dunne: Shelly Novack. 10:00Harry O The Mysterious Case of Lester and Dr. Fong. A young criminologist teams up with his mentor to find the killer who is decimating the student's family. Harry: David Janssen. Felicia: Anne Archer. Edward: Sorrell Booke. Arnold: Roddy McDowall. Sylvia: Judith McConnell. 11:00Channel 2 News 11:30Mannix and The Magician Mannix: Who Is Sylvia? Mannix tries to find out who wants to kill a quiet young matron (Jessica Walter). The Magician: The Illusion of the Lethal Playthings. A toyshop owner says he will spare a rich businessman's life in return for $500,000. (Repeat) 4KXLY (CBS) 7:30Match Game PM 8:00The Waltons The Car. From 1974: Desperate for a car to get him to college, John-Boy is doing repair work for a neighbor in exchange for an old roadster. John-Boy: Richard Thomas. Rudge: Ed Lauter. Martha: Bonnie Bartlett. John: Ralph Waite. Olivia: Michael Learned. (Repeat) 9:00Hawaii Five-O A Touch of Guilt. A senator's son is involved in a rape that results in a stabbing. (Repeat) 10:00Barnaby Jones Dangerous Gambit. Barnaby's investigation of a fatal automobile accident leads him to a complex scheme to defraud a bank. Barnaby: Buddy Ebsen. Jerry: Gary Lockwood 11:00News Scene 11:30Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Lorettas recording session finishes with a surprise. 12 amMOVIE: Westbound (1959) Randolph Scott, Virginia Mayo. A Civil War veteran fights to protect a gold shipment from a bitter Confederate officer. 6KHQ (NBC) 7:30The Bobby Vinton Show 8:00The Beach Boys Special with the nation's top pop music touring band both on and off stage, including concert appearances at various California locations, preparing for their tours and working on new material. With Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Dennis Wilson, Carl Wilson and Al Jardine. 9:00NBC Thursday Night at the Movies: Cancel My Reservation (1972) Bob Hope, Eva Marie Saint. A TV personality flees his troubled marriage and winds up in the middle of a homicide investigation that seems engineered to find him guilty. Ralph Bellamy, Forrest Tucker and Keenan Wynn co-star. 11:00Q-6 News

11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Guest host: Joan Rivers. Guests Roddy McDowall, David Brenner (of NBC's new fall series, "Snip"). 1 amTomorrow Lester Maddox, former governor of Georgia is Tom Snyder's guest. 7KSPS (PBS) 6:30Crocketts Victory Garden 7:00Consultation 7:30The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8:00Upstairs, Downstairs Tug of War. Georgina and other society girls find their hospital work grueling and depressing. Things do not improve when one of Georgina's elderly patients dies while she is illegally absent from her station. (Repeat) 9:00The Men Who Made Movies Raoul Walsh. Westerns and crime dramas with rough-and-tumble action mark the career of Raoul Walsh, whose reflections are backed by clips from his best films, like "The Roaring Twenties" (1939); "High Sierra" (1941); "White Heat" (1949); and "They Died with Their Boots On" (1941). Narrator: Cliff Robertson. Produced by Richard Schickel. (Repeat) 10:00Mark of Jazz 11:00ABC Captioned News Harry Reasoner. (Repeat)

FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1976 2KREM (ABC) 7:30The Hollywood Squares 8:00Donny and Marie Guests: McLean Stevenson, Minnie Pearl, Rick Hurst and the Ice Vanities. (Repeat) 9:00The ABC Friday Night Movie: John and Mary (1969) Dustin Hoffman, Mia Farrow. Hoffman and Farrow star in the title roles of a very modern lofe story of swinging singles and the morning after. (Repeat) 11:00Channel 2 News 11:30The Rookies Blood Brother. Prospects seem dim for Terry's cousin (Glynn Turman), a disabled veteran who had a brush with the law. (Repeat) 12:45 amThe Name of the Game 4KXLY (CBS) 7:30The Mary Tyler Moore Show Marys Aunt Returns. Mary's Aunt Flo (Eileen Heckart), a fiery journalist, offers Lou the chance to work with her on a prestigious TV project, but their disagreements over the show's content leads to competition. Lou: Edward Asner. Murray: Gavin MacLeod. (Repeat)

8:00Pat Boone and the Little Ones 8:30KXLY Public Affairs 9:00Movie: D-Day the 6th of June (1956) Robert Taylor, Richard Todd. En route to Normandy, an American and a British officer reminisce in flashback about their romances with the same woman. 11:00News Scene 11:30Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Tom tells his marital problems to George; Loretta goes in for a medical checkup. 12 amMOVIE: Pony Express (1953) Charlton Heston, Rhonda Fleming. Buffalo Bill and Wild Bill Hickok fight to create a pony express route in California. 6KHQ (NBC) 7:30Animal World 8:00Sanford and Son The Engagement Man Always Rings Twice. Freds excitement over Lamonts engagement wanes when he finds out the newlyweds plan to live in a place of their own. (Repeat) 8:30The Rockford Files The Hammer of C Block. A one-time prostitute, now well married, holds the key to the slaying of the wife of a former cellmate of Rockford who has served 20 years for the crime. Isaac Hayes guest stars. (Repeat) 9:30Police Story Odyssey of Death. Conclusion of a drama about two men who take their wives and children along on an odyssey of robbery, rape and murder. Stoddard: Robert Stack. Bagney: Brock Peters. Coleman: Ed Lauter. Callaway: Lou Frizzell. Bobbie-Lou: Joan Goodfellow. Tober: Robert Sampson. (Repeat) 10:30Legionnaires Disease 11:00Q-6 News 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Guest Host: Joan Rivers. Guests: John Byner, Jose Molina, Barbara Howar. 1 amThe Midnight Special James Brown (host); Elton John, Kiki Dee, Seals and Crofts, Peter Frampton. 7KSPS (PBS) 6:30Carrascolendas 7:00South by Northwest 7:30The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8:00Washington Week in Review 8:30Wall Street Week Forecasting Broadcasting. Guest: Dennis H. Leibowitz, Vice President of E.F. Hutton and Co. Host: Louis Rukeyser. 9:00USA: People and Politics 9:30Charlestown Three Centuries of Town Life. A look at Charlestown, Massachussetts, the site of the Battle of Bunker Hill and several other important events in the Revolution.

10:00Masterpiece Theatre Shoulder to Shoulder: Annie Kenney. Mill worker Annie Kenney becomes a militant suffragette and brings working class women into the suffrage movement. (Part 2 of 6) (Repeat) 11:00ABC Captioned News Harry Reasoner. (Repeat)

SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1976 2KREM (ABC) [Final day of affiliation.] 6:45 amDavey and Goliath 7:00Hong Kong Phooey 7:30The Tom and Jerry/Grape Ape Show 8:30The New Adventures of Gilligan 9:00Super Friends 10:00Speed Buggy 10:30The Oddball Couple 11:00The Lost Saucer 11:30American Bandstand 12:30 pmThe Explorers 1:00MOVIE: The Adventures of Mark Twain (1944) Frederic March, Alexis Smith. Twain moves from Mississippi riverboats to the Gold Rush to literary immortality. 3:30The Virginian 5:00ABCs Wide World of Sports The U.S. and U.S.S.R. Olympic track-and-field teams meet in competition at College Park, Maryland. 6:30ABC Evening News 7:00Wild, Wild World of Animals 7:30The Price Is Right 8:00Monty Halls Variety Hour Host: Monty Hall. Guests: Cloris Leachman and Edward Asner. Festive hour of musical variety entertainment. Also featured will be singer Minnie Riperton; comedy pantomime team Shields and Yarnell; comedian Gallagher; comedy performers Randy Carver, Jessica Potter and Andy Kaufman. 9:00The ABC Saturday Night Movie: On a Clear Day, You Can See Forever (1970) Yves Montand, Jack Nicholson. Barbra Streisand lives several lives in a romantic triangle where her competition is herself. 11:30Channel 2 News 12 amMOVIE: Light in the Piazza (1962) Olivia de Havilland, Rosanna Brazzi. A woman's efforts to marry off her daughter are hindered by a family secret. 4KXLY (CBS) [Final day of affiliation.] 7:15 amSummer Semester

7:45Sunday School of the Air 8:00The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show 8:30The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour 9:30Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? 10:00The Shazam!/Isis Hour 11:00Harvey Cartoons 11:30The Ghost Busters 12 pmValley of the Dinosaurs 12:30Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids 1:00The CBS Childrens Film Festival The Camerons. Four children start their summer vacation with a train trip to their aunts farm and end up discovering a plot to sabotage a secret military project. (Repeat) 2:00Billy Graham 2:30KXLY Public Affairs 3:00The Lone Ranger 3:30The Flintstones 4:00Perry Mason 5:00Thrillseekers 5:30The Porter Wagoner Show 6:00The Lawrence Welk Show An hour of music and dance opens with Shall We Dance? 7:00NFL Football Dallas Cowboys at Los Angeles Rams. (Exhibition) 10:00Bicentennial Special 11:00News Scene 11:30MOVIE: Prince Valiant (1954) James Mason, Janet Leigh. A young Viking prince strives to become a knight in King Arthur's Court and restore his exiled father to his rightful throne. 6KHQ (NBC) 6:30 amU.S. Farm Reports 7:00Romper Room 7:30Josie and the Pussycats 8:00The Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 8:30The Pink Panther Show 9:00Land of the Lost 9:30Run, Joe, Run 10:00Return to the Planet of the Apes 10:30Sports Challenge 11:00Major League Baseball 76 Philadelphia Phillies vs. St. Louis Cardinals. 2 pmMOVIE: Dementia 13 (1963) William Campbell, Luana Anders. Members of an Irish family are being killed off by one of their own who wishes to inherit the family fortune. 4:00MOVIES Valley of Mystery, Trial Run.

6:00NBC Nightly News 7:00Kids Together 7:30Untamed World 8:00Adventurizing with Chopper Harrison Page stars as Arnold The Chopper Jackson, a bungling black private eye who goes to work for racketeers without even realizing it. 8:30NBC Saturday Night at the Movies: There Was a Crooked Man (1970) Henry Fonda, Kirk Douglas. A charming but totally ruthless criminal is sent to a remote Arizona prison. He enlists the help of his cellmates in an escape attempt with the promise of sharing his hidden loot. 11:00Q-6 News 11:30Weekend Among this months features will be a look at life in Sun City, Ariz., the retirement community near Phoenix, and an examination of a new phenomenon in tourism packaged sex tours. 7KSPS (PBS) 4:30 pmSesame Street 5:30The Electric Company 6:00North Idaho College Forum 7:00Olympiad 8:00At the Top Tribute to Bix Beiderbecke. Pianist Marian McPartland, violinist Joe Venuti and cornetist Jimmy McPartland join in a salute to the music and life of jazz legend Bix Beiderbecke. 9:00MOVIE: Dr. Mabuse, King of Crime (1922) Rudolph Klein-Rogge, Alfred Abel. An emotionally disturbed psychiatrist becomes a master criminal who conducts his illegal affairs in a variety of disguises. 10:45Monty Pythons Flying Circus A man with rubber knees is in a nightclub act; a mountain climbing trip is organized by a man with double vision.

Retro: Spokane, WA - August 8-14, 1976 (first week of affiliation swap)

SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1976 2KREM (CBS) [First day of affiliation] 7 amLively Arts 7:30Wallys Workshop 8:00Insight 8:30Medix 9:00U.S. of Archie

9:30Harlem Globetrotters 10:00The Little Rascals 10:30Camera Three Zen and I: Self Portrait of the Great Turtle Priest. One day in the life of a Zen Buddhist priest is captured in this profile of Tachibana Taiki, abbot of the Imperial Daitokuji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. Among the topics the priest discusses is what he sees as American misconceptions of Zen. (Repeat) 11:00Face the Nation FBI Director Clarence Kelley. 11:30Whats the Story? 12 pmThe World at War 1:00Volvo International Tennis Tournament Finals of the mens singles tournament. 3:00MOVIE Francis Covers the Big Town, (1953) Donald OConnor, Yvette Dugay; (1955) Donald OConnor, Martha Hyer. The further misadventures of Peter Stirling and his talking mule, Francis (voice of Chill Willis). 6:30CBS News 7:0060 Minutes 8:00The Sonny & Cher Show Guests: Neil Sedaka, Evel Knievel. (Repeat) 9:00Kojak Justice Deferred. The discovery of a skeleton at a demolition site reopens an old murder case. (Repeat) 10:00Cannon Revenge. Cannon is the target for murder when a Korean-American boy sets out to avenge his fathers humiliation. (Repeat) 11:00CBS News 11:15Flash Gordon 11:30MOVIE: Johnny Come Lately (1943) James Cagney, Grace George. A wandering vagabond newspaperman helps an old woman publisher run her newspaper. 1:30Intersect 4KXLY (ABC) [First day of affiliation] 7:30The Kroeze Team 8:00Rev. Rex Humbard 9:00Voice of the Church 9:30Jerry Falwell 10:30Dwayne Friend: Mr. Gospel Guitar 11:00The Flintstones 11:30The Lone Ranger 12 pmIsssues and Answers 12:30KXLY Public Affairs 1:00Audobon Wildlife 1:3041st Eucharistic Congress

The closing mass of the 41st International Eucharistic Congress is spotlighted. 3:00Bicentennial Special 4:00Nashville on the Road 4:30Good Ole Nashville Music 5:00MOVIE: A Certain Smile (1958) Joan Fontaine, Bradford Dillman. After a falling out with her boyfriend, a young woman goes to stay with her beau's aunt and uncle, who are close friends to her. Eventually, she starts up a romance with the much, older playboyish uncle. 7:00The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau Sharks. A gripping study of the seas most dangerous creature, filmed on location at the Red Sea, Indian Ocean and Gulf of Aden. (Repeat) 8:00The Six Million Dollar Man The Bionic Badge. Steve (Lee Majors) poses as a policeman to find who is pilfering atomic components. (Repeat) 9:00The ABC Sunday Night Movie: The Adventurers (1970) Candice Bergen, Charles Aznavour. Film version of Harold Robbins best-selling novel of international intrigue, deceit and romance. (Repeat) 12:15 amNews Scene 12:30ABC News 1:00Mayberry R.F.D. 6KHQ (NBC) 6 amHerald of Truth 6:30This Is the Life 7:00Dwayne Friend: Mr. Gospel Guitar 7:30Voice of Victory 8:00Jimmy Swaggart 8:30Day of Discovery 9:00Oral Roberts 9:30Untamed World 10:00NFL Action 10:30MOVIE: The Shakiest Gun in the West (1968) Don Knotts, Barbara Rhoades. A dentist cleans up the West with the help of a reformed lady bandit. 12:30 pmFormby Antiquing Show 1:00Time for Livin 1:30The World Tomorrow 2:00MOVIE: Madigan (1968) Richard Widmark, Henry Fonda. New York City police detective Madigan has 72 hours to find the mobster who got away with his gun. 4:00Meet the Press U.S. Secretary of Commerce Elliot Richardson. 4:30The Last of the Curlews This Emmy-winning animated special from 1972 chronicles the last male Eskimo curlew, his search for a mate, and the problems they face as they make the treacherous migration from the high arctic tundra to Argentina and back to the nesting grounds. (Repeat)

5:30NBC Nightly News 6:00Last of the Wild 6:30Mutual of Omahas Wild Kingdom 7:00The Wonderful World of Disney Menace on the Mountain. From 1970: Following the Confederacys defeat, Jed McIver returns to North Carolina to find that his family has been driven from their home by a band of Army deserters. (Conclusion) (Repeat) 8:00Ellery Queen The Adventure of the Sinister Scenario. Ellery's trip to Hollywood is marred when Tinseltown turns out to be a hotbed for scandal. Ellery: Jim Hutton. Inspector Queen: David Wayne. Michael Raynor: Vincent Price. Gilbert: Troy Donahue. (Repeat) 9:00The NBC Sunday Mystery Movie McCloud: The Gang that Stole Manhattan. From 1974: A near-perfect multimilliondollar jewel robbery takes place during the filming of a motion picture and when McCloud investigates, he is wooed by an actress and bothered by an actor who wants to be a real-life detective. McCloud: Dennis Weaver. Harris: Larry Hagman. (Repeat) 11:00Q-6 News 11:30Sammy & Company 7KSPS (PBS) 2 pmGrand Prix Tennis Summer Tour. The series of tournaments continues with the singles and doubles semifinals of the $75,000 Buckeye Boys Ranch Championships from Columbus, Ohio. Bud Collins heads the commenting team. 6:00Consumer Survival Kit 6:30World Press 7:00Washington: People and Politics 7:30Washington Week in Review 8:00Evening at Pops Tony Randall. Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra welcome comedian Tony Randall who recites excerpts from Faade and sings Have Some Madeira, My Dear. 9:00Masterpiece Theatre Shoulder to Shoulder: Lady Constance Lytton. The suffragettes encounter violent opposition from the male-dominated government. The frail Lady Constance Lytton (Judy Parfitt) is tortured and force-fed in prison for her suffragist activities. (Part 3 of 6) (Repeat) 10:00Great Performances Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill: Triumph and Tragedy. Appointed chancellor of the exchequer, Randolph (Ronald Pickup) abruptly resigns after disputes with Cabinet members and his own health concerns. Jennie: Lee Remick. (Part 4 of 7) (Repeat)

MONDAY-FRIDAY 2KREM (CBS) 6:40 amDown to Earth

6:45Various MondayIntersect TuesdaySacred Heart WednesdayIntersect ThursdaySigns of Life FridayIntersect 7:00CBS Morning News 8:00The Mike Douglas Show 9:00The Price Is Right 10:00Gambit 10:30Love of Life 10:55CBS News 11:00The Young and the Restless 11:30Search for Tomorrow 12 pmChannel 2 News 12:30As the World Turns 1:30Guiding Light 2:00All in the Family 2:30Match Game 76 3:00Porky Pig and His Friends 3:30The New Mickey Mouse Club 4:00The Partridge Family 4:30The F.B.I. 5:30Channel 2 News 6:00CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite 6:30Star Trek 4KXLY (ABC) 6:30 amSummer Semester 7:00Good Morning America (David Hartman, Nancy Dussault) 9:00Perry Mason 10:00The $25,000 Pyramid 10:30Happy Days 11:00Hot Seat 11:30Family Feud 12 pmDialing for Dollars 12:30All My Children 1:00Ryans Hope 1:30One Life to Live 2:15General Hospital 3:00The Edge of Night 3:30MOVIE MondayNiagara (1953) TuesdayThe Sun Also Rises (Part 1) (1957) WednesdayThe Sun Also Rises (Part 2) (1957)

ThursdayThe Rising of the Moon (1957) FridayWhite Witch Doctor (1953) 5:00Hogans Heroes 5:30News Scene 6:00ABC Evening News (Harry Reasoner) 6:30Dinah! 6KHQ (NBC) 6 amFarm and Home Report 6:30Not for Women Only 7:00Today 9:00Sanford and Son 9:30Celebrity Sweepstakes 10:00Wheel of Fortune 10:30The Hollywood Squares 11:00The Fun Factory 11:30Kaleidoscope 11:55NBC News 12 pmSomerset 12:30Days of Our Lives 1:30The Doctors 2:00Another World 3:00Bonanza 4:00The Merv Griffin Show 5:30Q-6 News Alive 6:00NBC Nightly News John Chancellor, David Brinkley. 6:30To Tell the Truth 7:00Bewitched 7KSPS (PBS) 8 amMister Rogers Neighborhood 8:30Various MondayVilla Alegre TuesdayCarrascolendas WednesdayVilla Alegre ThursdayCarrascolendas FridayVilla Alegre 9:00Sesame Street 10:00The Electric Company 10:30Various MondayAntiques TuesdayErica WednesdayAntiques ThursdayWoman

FridayInner Tennis 11:00Various MondaySesame Street TuesdayEvening at Pops WednesdaySesame Street ThursdayNova FridayCrocketts Victory Garden/Romagnolis Table 12 pmOff the Air 3:30 pmLilias, Yoga and You 4:00Mister Rogers Neighborhood 4:30Sesame Street 5:30The Electric Company 6:00Zoom

MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1976 2KREM (CBS) 7:30High Rollers 8:00Rhoda Attack on Mr. Right. Rhoda (Valerie Harper) coaches Brenda (Julie Kavner) in the fine art of making a man find her alluring. Jerry: John Ritter. Joe: David Groh. (Repeat) 8:30Phyllis The Triangle. Phyllis (Cloris Leachman) starts dating her daughter's rejected suitor (Jerry Houser). Bess: Lisa Gerritsen. (Repeat) 9:00All in the Family Archie the Donor. In order to improve his chances of getting a dispatcher's job, Archie unwittingly donates his organs to science. Sanders: Sorrell Booke. Elmo: J.A. Preston. (Repeat) 9:30Maude Maudes Moods. Conclusion. Maude's fevered Presidential campaign for a noncandidate convinces Walter that she needs professional help. Maude: Beatrice Arthur. Walter: Bill Macy. Carol: Adrienne Barbeau. (Repeat) 10:00Medical Center The Silent Witness. A lonely nurse stubbornly refuses to press charges against a man who brutally beat her. (Repeat) 11:00Channel 2 News 11:30The CBS Late Movie: Say Hello to Yesterday (1971) Jean Simmons, Leonard Whiting. When an attractive middle-aged woman quarrels with her husband, she meets a handsome young man who is attracted to her and she becomes romantically involved. 4KXLY (ABC) 7:30Hogans Heroes 8:00Viva Valdez Pick-Up. Victor (James Victor) accuses Jerry's girl friend of cheating.

8:30Monday Night Baseball 11:00News Scene 11:30Monday Night Special The Second Annual Unofficial Bachelor of the Year Awards. Highlights of the show will be a dance contest and a bathing suit contest. Hosted by Joan Rivers from Harrahs Club in Reno, Nevada. (Repeat) 6KHQ (NBC) 7:30Don Adams Screen Test Leslie Nielsen and Ross Martin help to recreate the films Sullivans Travels and Souls at Sea. 8:00Flos Place (Pilot) Della Reese stars as Flo, the owner-operator of a modest dockside hotel and restaurant who inherits a tugboat from one of her boarders and imagines that all her financial worries are over. 8:30Flannery and Quilt (Pilot) Harold Gould and Red Buttons co-star as mature, lonely widowers sharing a house who become friends in spite of their being different in just about every way. (Repeat) 9:00Joe Forrester Pressure Point. Forrester tries to arrest a deranged and dangerous Vietnam veteran peacefully, but his efforts are hampered by Lt. Sullivan, who insists that everything be done by the book. (Repeat) 10:00Jigsaw John The Mourning Line. Jigsaw's investigation into the murder of a bookie centers on a fashionable executive who owed the gambler a large sum of money. Jigsaw: Jack Warden. Wade: Marc Singer. Elliot Lacey: Stephen Collins. (Repeat) 11:00Q-6 News Alive 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Guest Host: Joey Bishop. Guests: Clifton Davis, Dr. Joyce Brothers. 1:00Tomorrow Host: Tom Snyder. 7KSPS (PBS) 6:30Carrascolendas 7:00Second Ending 7:30The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8:00Grand Prix Tennis Summer Tour. The series of tournaments continues with the singles and doubles finals of the $75,000 Buckeye Boys Ranch Championships from Columbus, Ohio. Bud Collins heads the commenting team. 11:00ABC Captioned News Harry Reasoner. (Repeat)

TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1976

2KREM (CBS) 7:30Lets Make a Deal 8:00Popi Oh, Promise Me. Abraham (Hector Elizondo) is apparently ready to marry, but not to Lupe. A wealthy woman Abraham knew in Puerto Rico comes out of his past with a marriage proposal. Susan Peretz. 8:30Good Times J.J.s Fiance. Conclusion. J.J. elopes with his fiance, who carelessly leaves drug paraphernalia behind. Florida: Esther Rolle. James: John Amos. J.J.: Jimmie Walker. Thelma: BernNadette Stanis. (Repeat) 9:00M*A*S*H The More I See You. When Hawkeyes former flame (Blythe Danner) is assigned to the 4077th, he finds old habits are hard to break. Becky: Mary Jo Catlett. Hawkeye: Alan Alda. B.J.: Mike Farrell. Potter: Harry Morgan. (Repeat) 9:30This Better Be It (Pilot) Alex Rocco and Anne Meara star as newlyweds for whom marriage is not a new experience and who want to make their second try work. 10:00Switch Big Deal in Paradise. Pete suddenly becomes the possible target for a bullet from the syndicate when they believe that he and Malcolm are partners in a scheme which ripped them off for one million dollars. Pete: Robert Wagner. Mac: Eddie Albert. Malcolm: Charlie Callas. Saunders: Peter Mark Richman. Laurie: Anne Archer. (Repeat) 11:00Channel 2 News 11:30The CBS Late Movie: Wings of Eagles (1957) John Wayne, Dan Dailey. After graduating from a Naval flying academy, a man is determined to pursue a career in flying even though it is against his familys wishes. He becomes crippled in a serious accident and must face the prospect of spending the rest of his life in confinement. 4KXLY (ABC) 7:30The Flintstones 8:00Happy Days Beauty Contest. When Richie and his pals become despondent because they arent dating the most popular chicks in high school, they take Fonzies advice and stage a shady contest to lure the girls of their dreams. (Repeat) 8:30Laverne & Shirley Hi, Neighbors. Laverne and Shirley get more than they bargained for when their brewery buddies Squiggy and Lenny set up a bachelor pad in the girls apartment building. (Repeat) 9:00The New Lorenzo Music Show (Pilot) Music, comedy, and variety with the multi-talented producer, show writer and entertainer. Also starring Henrietta Music, Stephanie Silver, Steven Anderson and David Ogden Stiers. 9:30Cousins (Pilot) Two young girlsone a sophisticated New Yorker and the other a hometown girl from Denverlive and work together in New York.

10:00The Rear Guard (Pilot) Comedy about a civil defense unit during World War II who keep fouling up their drilling. Lou Jacobi. 10:30Zero Intelligence (Pilot) A group of soldiers stationed in Alaska during the 1950s provide a rather bungling first line of defense. 11:00News Scene 11:30The ABC Tuesday Mystery of the Week The Spy Who Returned From the Dead. From 1974: A spoof of the underworld spy caper. Tammy Grimes, Tom Ewell. (Repeat) 6KHQ (NBC) 7:30Candid Camera 8:00Movin On Breakout. An armed convict (Ralph Richard Redpath) commandeers the truck. (Repeat) 9:00Police Woman Double Image. Royster (Charles Dierkop) falls in love with an extortion suspect he is guarding from a possible killer. Sheila Sumner: Catherine Burns. (Repeat) 10:00City of Angels The Bloodshot Eye. Jake gets an inhospitable reception when he visits a small town to investigate a possibly fraudulent life-insurance claim. (Repeat) 11:00Q-6 News Alive 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Guest Host: Joey Bishop. Guests: Suzanne Somers, Jack Douglas and Reiko. 1:00Tomorrow 7KSPS (PBS) 6:30Idea Thing 7:00Guppies to Groupers 7:30The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8:00Lowell Thomas Remembers 1961. Film highlights of John F. Kennedy; the space race and astronaut Gus Grissom; the Bay of Pigs; and Nixon running for Governor of California. 8:30American Indian Artists Fritz Scholder. Navajo painter and photographer Fritz Scholder depicts Navajo Indian life in Gallup, New Mexico. Traced from conception through execution are his painting Television Indian and lithograph Film Indian. 9:00Evening at Pops Tony Randall. Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra welcome comedian Tony Randall who recites excerpts from Faade and sings Have Some Madeira, My Dear. (Repeat) 10:00Olympiad The Australians. The island-continent of Australia has probably contributed more outstanding athletes on a per-capita basis to the Olympics than any other nation. Featured athletes include swimming star Dawn Fraser, runner Herb Elliott and Ron Clarke.

11:00ABC Captioned News Harry Reasoner. (Repeat)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1976 2KREM (CBS) 7:30The Hollywood Squares 8:00Hazards People The story of renowned criminal defense attorney John Hazard (John Houseman), whose style and flair as well as inherent sense of larceny in the pursuit of justice set him apart from his peers in the legal profession. Dr. Delacy: Michael Tolan. Sylvia: Hope Lange. (Repeat) 9:00The CBS Wednesday Night Movie: Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman (TV, 1974) Cicely Tyson, Richard A. Dysart. Cicely Tyson in the title role of a former slave who lives to participate in the birth of the civil rights movement. At 110 years of age, the fictional Jane Pittman recounts her life, spanning a century of change that limns her loves, griefs, triumphs and courage. (Repeat) 11:10Channel 2 News 11:40The CBS Late Movie: When Eight Bells Toll (1971) Anthony Hopkins, Robert Morley. When a number of ships bearing a treasure of gold bullion disappear into the Irish Sea, two British Naval secret agents are sent to investigate. The pair move in on a small town that has been plagued by a strange series of murders. 4KXLY (ABC) 7:30Name That Tune 8:00The Bionic Woman The Jailing of Jaime. Jaime (Lindsay Wagner) finds herself behind bars after she is framed while acting as a courier to deliver a multi-million dollar decoder to a secret testing center. Dr. Hatch: Barry Sullivan. Naud: Philip Abbott. 9:00Baretta And Down Will Come Baby. Barettas lead to a baby-selling racket is murdered, forcing him to assume the role of a prospective buyer in an attempt to crack the operation. Baretta: Robert Blake. Timothy August: Bill Phipps. (Repeat) 10:00Starsky & Hutch Bounty Hunter. After murdering a man who tires to escape their clutches, a pair of extortionists go after the dead mans girlfriend who could implicate them in the killing. Denise: Sherry Jackson. (Repeat) 11:00News Scene 11:30Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Mary gets distressing news from the sergeant and files a missing-person report. 12 amWednesday Movie of the Week: The Burglars (1971) Jean-Paul Belmondo, Omar Sharif. Jewel thieves find their successful robbery complicated by a beautiful model, a crooked cop and a ship stuck in a Mediterranean port. Lena: Dyan Cannon. (Repeat)

6KHQ (NBC) 7:30The Irish Rovers 8:00Little House on the Prairie Going Home. After a hurricane damages their home, ruins the crop and kills some of the livestock, members of the Ingalls family are shocked when Pa decides to sell out and move back to Wisconsin. (Repeat) 9:00Over and Out (Pilot) Michele Lee and Ken Berry co-star as a World War II code-cracking team who, after their plane is hit, are forced to parachute onto a Pacific island where a GI platoon is stationed. 9:30Chico and the Man Too Many Crooks. When Ed is called a good Samaritan by a newspaper for giving a mugger (Joey Bishop) $20 and refusing to press charges, he is visited by a multitude of other hopefuls. Ed: Jack Albertson. Chico: Freddie Prinze. (Repeat) 10:00Hawk The Shivering Pigeon. From 1966: Three clever gangsters devise a scheme whereby the police will become the unwitting executioners of a stool pigeon, but Lt. Hawk figures out what is happening and races to prevent it. (Repeat) 11:00Q-6 News Alive 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Guest Host: Joey Bishop. Guest: Itzhak Perlman. 1 amTomorrow Host: Tom Snyder. 7KSPS (PBS) 6:30Book Beat Edith Wharton: A Biography by Professor R.W.B. Lewis. 7:00Legacy Americana 7:30The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8:00Nova The Planets. Since the Space Age was launched, scientists have been able to obtain first-hand knowledge about the origin of the planets. Among the revelations: an astonishing bombardment from space greeted the birth of the planets. 9:00Great Performances Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill: A Perfect Darling. Jennie (Lee Remick) gradually regains her zest for living following Randolphs death. She meets and marries George Cornwallis-West (Christopher Cazenove), a young guards officer. (Part 5 of 7) 10:00The Life of Leonardo da Vinci Part Five: Da Vinci, an artist renowned in his own lifetime, enjoys a period of serenity while continuing his work. The series concludes with his death at age 67 and burial in a common grave in Amboise, France. 11:00ABC Captioned News Harry Reasoner. (Repeat)

THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1976 2KREM (CBS) 7:30Lets Make a Deal 8:00The Waltons The Fledgling. John-Boy (Richard Thomas) suddenly has almost within his eager grasp the reality of being the publisher of a weekly country newspaper, and it brings a jarring change to his life and mixed sorrow to his family when they learn he intends to move away from them at last. John: Ralph Waite. Olivia: Michael Learned. (Repeat) 9:00Hawaii Five-O A Killer Grows Wings. Hawaii is infested with borer-moth larvae that could destroy the entire sugar crop. McGarrett: Jack Lord. Patton: Richard Kiley. Kate Holbrook: Carol Vogel. Chadwick: Paul Shenar. (Repeat) 10:00Barnaby Jones A Taste for Murder. Greed drives a couple to murder when a young man's long-range plans conflict with his girlfriend's personal ambition. Barnaby: Buddy Ebsen. Kathy: Lee Purcell. George: Dabney Coleman. Allison: Renne Jarrett. (Repeat) 11:00Channel 2 News 11:30The CBS Late Movie: Amy Prentiss: Baptism of Fire (1974) Jessica Walter, William Shatner. Amy wrestles with an unwanted dilemma involving an old family friend suspected of playing the deadly game of industrial espionage and murder. 4KXLY (ABC) 7:30Match Game PM 8:00Welcome Back, Kotter Follow the Leader. Conclusion. Gabes problems escalate as Julie moves out and Washington grows power-hungry. Gabe: Gabriel Kaplan. Julie: Marcia Strassman. Washington: Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs. (Repeat) 8:30Whats Happening!! The Birthday Present. Roger wants to buy his mother an eight-dollar blouse for her birthday, but he has only two dollars. Rerun: Fred Berry. Dee: Danielle Spencer. Shirley: Shirley Hemphill. Manager: Joe Morton. 9:00The Streets of San Francisco Trail of Terror. Kellers life is in jeopardy when he tries to protect a girl who was a witness to her boyfriends murder. Stone: Karl Malden. Keller: Michael Douglas. Nancy Mellon: Meg Foster. (Repeat) 10:00Harry O Hostage. Lt. Trench is taken captive and his life placed in jeopardy, putting Harry on the spot as he races against the clock to save him. Richard Trask: John Rubinstein. Harry: David Janssen. Shelldrake: George Murdock. (Repeat) 11:00News Scene 11:30Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 12 amMOVIE: A Very Private Affair (1962) Brigitte Bardot, Marcello Mastroianni. A reclusive movie star falls for her best friend's lover.

1:30Mannix and The Magician Mannix: One Death to a Customer. Three attempts are made on Mannixs life within 24 hours and the only man with a motive is dead. (Repeat) The Magician: The Vanishing Lady. A singer appearing with Tony (Bill Bixby) has been kidnapped by thugs who intend to collect her ransom and then kill her. (Repeat) 6KHQ (NBC) 7:30The Bobby Vinton Show The Hudson Brothers are Bobbys special guests with Anne Murray, Jessica Walter, Karen Valentine and Jay Silverheels making cameo appearances. 8:00Come Into My Parlor A close-up examination of a few of the more than 20,000 varieties of spiders. Peter Ustinov narrates. John Cooke, former Curator of Spiders at the American Museum of National History, is on-camera expert. 9:00NBC Thursday Night at the Movies: Klute (1971) Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland. A low-key small town detective journeys to New York City to investigate the murder of a friend and discovers that both the killer and the victim were clients of the same high-class call girl. 11:00Q-6 News Alive 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Guest Host: Joey Bishop. Guest: Bobby Goldsboro. 1 amTomorrow Host: Tom Snyder. 7KSPS (PBS) 6:30Crocketts Victory Garden 7:00Consultation 7:30The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8:00Upstairs, Downstairs Home Fires. Lady Prudence causes a small crisis in the servants quarters by committing the overworked staff to a tea party for wounded officers; Roses old flame, Gregory Wilmot (Keith Barron), comes to visit her. Hazel: Meg Wynn Owen. Dorothy: Julia Sutton. Hamish: Robert McBain. 9:00The Men Who Made Movies Frank Capra. Profiling Frank Capra, whose comedies of the 1930s and 1940s offered a blend of social comment, idealism and sentiment. Film clips: It Happened One Night (1934) which won five Oscars; Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939); Lost Horizon (1937); and other hits. Cliff Robertson is the narrator. (Repeat) 10:00Mark of Jazz 11:00ABC Captioned News Harry Reasoner. (Repeat)

FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1976 2KREM (CBS)

7:30The Hollywood Squares 8:00Jeremiah of Jacobs Neck (Pilot) Family drama starring Keenan Wynn as a wraith-like captain whose 200-year residency in the seaside cottage they have just purchased comes as a shock to the new police chief of the New England village of Jacobs Neck and his family. 9:00The CBS Friday Night Movies: Confessions of a Police Captain (1971) Martin Balsam, Franco Nero. A dedicated cop is caught up in the corruption of his own system and facing the vengeance of the syndicate he is trying to break. 11:00Channel 2 News 11:30The CBS Late Movie: Sailor Beware (1952) Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. This zany comedy revolves around two sailors who meet on a Navy recruiting line and become instant friends after induction. (Repeat) 1:40 amThe Name of the Game Breakout to a Fast Buck. Dan (Robert Stack) tracks a gang that pulled off a multimillion-dollar robbery. Russ: Shelly Novack. Warden: Bert Freed 4KXLY (ABC) 7:30The $25,000 Pyramid 8:00Donny and Marie Guests: Barbara Eden, The Ice Vanities, and special guest Jack Albertson. (Repeat) 9:00The ABC Friday Night Movie: Hard Contract (1969) James Coburn, Lee Remick. An international assassin stalks his prey through the Costa Del Sol, Tangier and Brussels. (Repeat) 11:00News Scene 11:30PGA Championship Highlights of the first two rounds of championship play. 11:45Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Heather returns home after missing for two days. 12:15 amBuck Owens 12:45Perry Mason 1:45The Rookies Death Watch. Willie becomes gravely ill after giving mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to an ex-convict whose subsequent disappearance creates danger of a major outbreak of viral meningitis. (Repeat) 6KHQ (NBC) 7:30Animal World 8:00For Better, For Worse (Pilot) Jack and Marge Holland (Jack Weston, Marge Redmond) celebrate their 20th anniversary by consulting a marriage counselor whose suggestion that they learn to touch more produces disastrous results. 8:30Phillip and Barbara (Pilot) John Astin and Patty Duke Astin co-star as Phillip and Barbara Nugent, a husband-wife team of television script-writers who decide to remarry because neither of them can remember their original Las Vegas marriage ceremony. 9:00Your Place or Mine?

(Pilot) James Coco stars as a recently divorced man who appears to be living the life of a swinging single on New Yorks East Side. Joy Garrett co-stars as his ex-spouse, who cannot quite enjoy the liberating benefits of being a single 32-year-old mother of two. 9:30The Rockford Files The Backlash of the Hunter. From 1974: Rockford is approached by a young woman, who is determined to find out whether her father was slain or committed suicide. Sara: Lindsay Wagner. (Repeat) 11:00Q-6 News Alive 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Guest Host: Joey Bishop. Guests: Diahann Carroll, Larry Storch, Rod McKuen. 1 amThe Midnight Special Host: Helen Reddy. 7KSPS (PBS) 6:30Carrascolendas 7:00South by Northwest 7:30The MacNeil/Lehrer Report 8:00Washington Week in Review 8:30Wall Street Week Bearly Summer. Guest: Charles D. Kirkpatrick II, co-director, Market Forecasting Division of Lynch, Jones and Ryan. 9:00USA: People and Politics A special one-hour program previews the Republican Party Convention. 10:00Masterpiece Theatre Shoulder to Shoulder: Lady Constance Lytton. The suffragettes encounter violent opposition from the male-dominated government. The frail Lady Constance Lytton (Judy Parfitt) is tortured and force-fed in prison for her suffragist activities. (Part 3 of 6) (Repeat) 11:00ABC Captioned News Harry Reasoner. (Repeat)

SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1976 2KREM (CBS) 6:45 amDavey and Goliath 7:00Hopalong Cassidy 8:00The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show 8:30The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour 9:30Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? 10:00The Shazam!/Isis Hour 11:00Far Out Space Nuts 11:30The Ghost Busters 12 pmValley of the Dinosaurs 12:30Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids 1:00The CBS Childrens Film Festival

Bag on Bag. A six-year-old boy, nicknamed Bag on Bag because he is about the size of two school bags on top of each other and his dog, who is also small, manage to get into big trouble nonetheless. (Repeat) 2:00The Explorers 2:30MOVIE: Flaming Star (1960) Elvis Presley, Steve Forrest. Sam Burton's second wife Neddy is Indian, their son Pacer a half-breed. As struggle starts between the whites and the Kiowas, the Burton family is split between loyalties. Barbara Eden. 4:30CBS Sports Spectacular Features: Foreman-Le Doux heavyweight bout from Utica, NY; a filmed report on the American Bicentennial Mount Everest expedition, a team comprised of nine men and women and their efforts to climb the worlds tallest mountain in September. 6:00CBS Evening News 6:30Young Peoples Special Pilgrim Journey The voyage of the Mayflower inspired an actual Pilgirm diary. (Repeat) 7:00Wild, Wild World of Animals 7:30The Price Is Right 8:00The Jeffersons Uncle Bertram. A stranger tries to pick up Mother Jefferson in the elevator, and at first George finds the whole thing very amusinguntil he finds out who the stranger is. (Repeat) 8:30Doc A Little Bit of Soap. Doc gets deeply involved in character development while serving as a medical adviser on a TV soap opera. Doc: Barnard Hughes. Gary: Ron Rifkin. Jeff/George: John Ritter. (Repeat) 9:00The Mary Tyler Moore Show Marys Father. Mary fears that her friend Father Brian (Ed Flanders) is leaving the priesthood because of his feelings for her. Sue Ann: Betty White. Lou: Edward Asner. Ted: Ted Knight. (Repeat) 9:30The Bob Newhart Show The Boy Next Door. Howard finally gets custody of his son, and the Hartleys get to take care of him while Howard is away. Emily: Suzanne Pleshette. Howard: Bill Daily. (Repeat) 10:00The Diahann Carroll Show Telly Savalas, singer Jon Lucien and special guest star Sammy Davis, Jr. join Diahann Carroll on the premiere of her new summer series. 11:00Channel 2 News 11:15MOVIE: Pork Chop Hill (1959) Gregory Peck, Harry Guardino. Americans take a vital hill in Korea but have trouble holding it. Rip Torn. 1:30 amThe Avengers 4KXLY (ABC) 7:00Hong Kong Phooey 7:30The Tom and Jerry/Grape Ape Show

8:30Harvey Cartoons 9:00Super Friends 10:00Speed Buggy 10:30The Oddball Couple 11:00The Lost Saucer 11:30American Bandstand 12:30 pmBilly Graham 1:00KXLY Public Affairs 1:30The Lone Ranger 2:00PGA Golf Championship Live coverage of third-round play from the Congressional Country Club in Washington, D.C. 3:30Perry Mason 4:30Pop Goes the Country 5:00ABCs Wide World of Sports 6:30The Porter Waggoner Show 7:00The Lawrence Welk Show 8:00The ABC Saturday Night Double Feature Brenda Starr (TV, 1976). Jill St. John brings Americas favorite comic strip newspaperwoman to life and becomes involved in strange doings in the dark, dangerous jungles of Brazil. Kiss Me, Kill Me (TV, 1976). Stella Stevens. A taught suspense crime drama about the schocking murder of a young school teacher. 11:00News Scene 11:30Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 12:00MOVIE: Serenade (1956) Mario Lanza, Joan Fontaine. A rising opera star is torn between his wealthy benefactor and a poor innocent. 6KHQ (NBC) 6:30 amU.S. Farm Reports 7:00Romper Room 7:30Josie and the Pussycats 8:00The Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 8:30The Pink Panther Show 9:00Land of the Lost 9:30Run, Joe, Run 10:00Return to the Planet of the Apes 10:30Sports Challenge 11:00Major League Baseball 76 New York Yankees vs. Minnesota Twins. 2:00MOVIE: Jack and the Beanstalk (1952) Abbott and Costello, Buddy Baer. A baby-sitter dreams himself and his best friend into the famous fairy tale. 3:30MOVIES Work Is a Four-Letter Word (1968) David Warner, Cilla Black; The Forbin Project (1970) Eric Braeden, Susan Clark.

6:00NFL Football The defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers play the Washington Redskins in the nations capital in the first of three preseason contests. 9:00MOVIE: Kid Galahad (1962) Elvis Presley, Gig Young. A ruthless fight promoter tries to turn a singing mechanic into a champion. 11:00Q-6 News Alive 11:30NBCs Saturday Night Jill Clayburgh (host); Leon Redbone, The Idlers (musical guests). (Repeat) 7KSPS (PBS) 4:30 pmSesame Street 5:30The Electric Company 6:00North Idaho College Forum John Erickson, Mountain Man. 7:00Olympiad African Runners. A study of the near-meteoric rise in quality of athletes from Africa featuring some of the great heroes of the continent. [Captioned] 8:00At the Top Williams, Bridgewater, New York Jazz Quartet. Joe Williams, voted number one male jazz singer and Tony Award-winner Dee Dee Bridgewater share the stage with pianist Roland Hanna and the New York Jazz Quartet. 9:00MOVIE: The Astonished Heart (1950) Noel Coward, Margaret Leighton. A psychiatrist is torn between love for his wife and a passionate desire for another woman. 10:30Monty Pythons Flying Circus

A note of clarification concerning both this thread and the pre-swap one: The daytime version of Pyramid (on ABC) was "The $20,000 Pyramid" (having switched from "The $10,000 Pyramid" earlier in the year); the weekly syndicated version (hosted by Bill Cullen) was indeed "The $25,000 Pyramid". ABC at the time had a winnings limit of $20,000, while the similar limit of $25,000 at CBS likely applied to the syndicated version (since I believe it was carried on some of the O&Os). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramid_(game_show)#Returning_champions_and_winning s_limits

Retro: Washington-Baltimore, Sunday, April 27th, 1986

Source: TV Guide

CHANNELS 2 WMAR Baltimore [NBC] 4 WRC Washington [NBC] 5 WTTG Washington [IND] 7 WJLA Washington [ABC] 8 WGAL Lancaster, PA [NBC] 9 WDVM Washington [CBS] 11 WBAL Baltimore [CBS] 13 WJZ Baltimore [ABC] 16 WBOC Salisbury [CBS] 20 WDCA Washington [IND] 24 WKJL Baltimore [IND] 25 WHAG Hagerstown [NBC] 26 WETA Washington [PBS] 32 WHMM Washington [PBS] 45 WBFF Baltimore [IND] 47 WMDT Salisbury [ABC/NBC] 50 WFTY Washington [IND] 53 WNVT Fairfax [PBS] 54 WNUV Baltimore [IND] 56 WNVC Fairfax [PBS] MPT Maryland Public Television [PBS, 22 Annapolis, 28 Salisbury, 31 Hagerstown, 67 Baltimore] 5AM 45 Petticoat Junction 5:05 13 News 5:10 13 ABC News 5:25 13 Muppet Show 5:30 45 Headline News 5:45 11 Devotions 5:55 13 Word of Faith

6AM 2 Next Question Baltimore-area musical group New Edition. The program host is Ron Shapiro. 4 Latin Tempo 5 D. James Kennedy 9 Best of Carol Randolph 11 Learning to Do 13 This is the Life 20 Successful Living 45 Cartoons 50 To Be Announced 6:30 2 It's Your Business Topic: the economic outlook for 1986. 4 Our House 7 Freedom Revival Hour 8 Dialogue 9 Spread a Little Sunshine 11 Learning to Read 13 Insight 20 700 Club 24 Memories 45 Terrahawks 47 Little House on the Prairie 54 Christians Working Together 7AM 2 Jimmy Swaggart 4 Three Stories Tall 5 To Be Announced 7 Peter Popoff 8 Music and the Spoken Word 9 World Tomorrow 11 Later Years 13 Real to Reel 24 Practice Plus One 25 Christian Lifestyle 45 Kenneth Copeland 54 Outreach of Love MPT Business File 7:30 4 First Light 7 Day of Discovery 8 Our Hispanic Community

9 Church Service-Catholic 11 Urban Scene 13 Wally's Workshop 16 Better Way 20 47 Jimmy Swaggart 24 Church Service-Presbyterian 25 Open Door Church 54 Larry Jones 7:45 8 Davey & Goliath 8AM 2 Lift Every Voice 4 Voyagers! 5 Ever Increasing Faith 7 Bauman Bible Telecasts 8 Gospel Train 9 Oral Roberts 11 Gospel Variations 13 Black Sheep Squadron 16 Christian Viewpoint 24 In Touch 25 Jacobs Brothers 26 Sesame Street 45 Rocky & Friends 50 Heckle and Jeckle 54 Start The Week Right MPT Business of Management 8:30 2 16 Oral Roberts 8 Kidsworld 9 Robert Schuller 11 Essence In a special interview, Ella Fitzgerald reminisces about working with Count Basie, Louis Armstrong and Chick Webb. Also: clips of the singer performing with Duke Ellington. 20 Jackson 5ive 25 54 American Religious Town Hall 45 Robotech 47 D. James Kennedy 50 Harlem Globetrotters 9AM 2 Movie BW "Smash-Up." [1947] Susan Hayward gives a fine performance as a singer who takes to

the bottle when her husband becomes a success. 4 It's Academic 5 Super Sunday 7 George Vandman 8 Movie "Jeremiah Johnson." [1972] Robert Redford as an 1830s Rocky Mountain trapper battling Indians and nature in director Sydney Pollack's wilderness epic filmed in Utah. 9 11 16 CBS News Sunday Morning Scheduled: Librarian of Congress Daniel Boorstin is profiled. 13 Movie BW "The Tuttles of Tahiti." [1942] Diverting tale of an irresponsible family that squanders a sudden fortune and is just as happy in poverty. Charles Laughton. 20 Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 24 Jerry Falwell 25 Echoes of Hope 26 3-2-1 Contact 32 Saturday Nite Sing 45 He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 50 Movie BW "Let's Go Navy." [1951] The Bowery Boys at sea, with Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall. 54 BJ/Lobo MPT New Literacy 9:30 4 Fantasy Island 5 Comedy Hour 7 Robert Schuller 25 Raymond Jones 26 German Professional Soccer 45 Voltron 47 World Tomorrow 54 Revival of America 10AM 4 Acts of Faith: Passover Reports examine the lives of Jews in the U.S., the USSR, Poland and South Africa; and Ethiopian and Soviet immigrants in Israel. 24 Our World 25 David Paul 32 Ever Increasing Faith 45 Fat Albert 47 Jerry Falwell 54 Plastic Man MPT Today's Special 10:30

5 Movie BW "The Wayfarers." [1963] Lassie the collie joins the Forest Service after her family leaves for Australia. Compiled from the TV series. 7 Search 9 Capital Edition 11 Movie "Ryan's Daughter." [1970] The beauty of coastal Ireland highlights David Lean's film about a village lass [Sarah Miles] who weds a middle-aged widower [Robert Mitchum]. 13 This Week with David Brinkley 16 Face The Nation 20 Movie BW "Tarzan's Desert Mystery." [1943] Tarzan [Johnny Weissmuller] tangles with giant carnivorous plants, Nazis and a jumbo spider in this superior entry. Nancy Kelly. 24 Worldview 25 Jerry Falwell 26 American Interests 45 Rainbow Brite 50 Movie BW "Jitterburgs." [1943] Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy play carnival musicians who turn the tables on con men. 54 Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera MPT Family Classics 11AM 2 Wonder Woman 4 Meet the Press 7 World Tomorrow 8 Wrestling 16 Robert Schuller 24 Family Hour 26 Public Policy Forum 32 Bobby Jones': Gospel 45 Popples 47 Strictly Business 56 Persian Entertainment 11:30 4 McLaughlin Group 7 47 This Week with David Brinkley 9 Face the Nation 13 Eyewitness News Conference 16 Evangel Hour 25 D. James Kennedy 32 Breath of Life 45 Ulysses 31 50 Movie BW

"Charlie Chan in Rio." [1941] Who killed the dancer whom Chan [Sidney Toler] came to Rio to arrest for murder? Carlos: Ted North. MPT Sneak Previews Scheduled: The careers of Kim Basinger, Danny Glover, Rae Dawn Chong and Ed Harris are discussed. Included are clips from "The Color Purple" and "9 1/2 Weeks." Noon 2 Insight 4 McLaughlin One-On-One 5 Movie "Promises in the Dark." [1979] Fine acting enhances this study of a young woman's battle with cancer. 8 Call of the Outdoors 9 Agronsky & Company 13 City Line 16 U.S. Farm Report 20 Movie BW "Trouble Along the Way." [1953] John Wayne is happily cast as a college football coach in this expert mixture of humor and sentiment. Donna Reed. 24 Movie "Mister Ten Percent." [1967] Farce about the production of a bad play designed as a flop for tax purposes. 25 Day of Discovery 26 U.S. vs. Japan: Issues in Focus 32 Firing Line Philosopher Mortimer Adler is the guest. 45 Get Smart 54 Wrestling MPT Agronsky & Company 12:20 MPT Profile 12:30 2 8 25 Meet the Press 4 Newscenter Forum 7 It's Your Business See 6:30AM. Ch. 2. 9 Essence 11 Movie Continues 16 Greatest Sports Legends 45 Andy Griffith BW 47 Wrestling MPT Wall Street Week 1PM

2 Movie "The Other Side of the Mountain." [1975] Fact-based story about injured skier Jill Kinmont [Marilyn Hassett] and her battle against near-total paralysis. 4 Killer Whales of Robson Bight 7 Inside Greater Washungtin 8 Movie "Jeremiah Johnson." 9 16 NBA Playoff An early-round game. 13 Movie "Deliverance." [1972] John Boorman directed this acclaimed James Dickey story about a canoe trip that becomes a daytime nightmare. 25 Movie "The Chosen." [1981] Chaim Potok's novel about the friendship between two very different Jewish youths [Robby Benson, Barry Miller] in 1940s Brooklyn. 26 Firing Line 32 Mystery! Conclusion. "Charters & Caldicott" finally arrive at the cricket field-with Detective Snow [Gerard Murphy] and the confessed murderer on their heels. 45 Arthritis Telethon Mickey Gilley and Bill Anderson emcee the fifth annual campaign to combat arthritis, telecast from Nashville's Grand Ole Opry. Scheduled to appear: Hoyt Axton, Nicolette Larson, Gary Morris. [Joined in progress] 50 Movie "Peeper." [1975] Spoof of classic Hollywood private-eye capers, with Michael Caine as a bumbling British detective searching for a man's long-lost daughter in 1940s Los Angeles. Natalie Wood. 54 Movie "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court." [1949] Bing Crosby in an entertaining version of Mark Twain's classic about a blacksmith transported to another age. MPT Doctor Who 1:30 4 Exciting World of Speed & Beauty 7 Revista 47 One Day at a Time 56 Italia Sports 2PM 4 Drag Racing The 1986 Winternationals, taped in Pomona, Cal. Top-fuel, pro-stock and funny-car events are featured. 5 Movie "No Place to Hide." [1981] TV-movie centering on an art student [Kathleen Beller] who can't convince the authorities that she's being terrorized by a masked man. Mariette Hartley.

7 At The Movies Scheduled: "Eight Million Ways to Die" [Jeff Bridges, Rosanne Arquette]; "Off Beat" [Judge Reinhold]; "Echo Park" [Tom Hulce]. 11 Wild, Wild World of Animals 20 Movie "Assault on a Queen." [1966] A daredevil quintet plots a mid-ocean robbery of the Queen Mary. Slick, salty Rod Serling script. Frank Sinatra. 24 Star Search 26 Shakespeare Hour "King Lear" [Michael Hordern] banishes his daughter Cordelia [Brenda Blethyn]plunging Britain into civil war. Part 1 of four. 32 Masterpiece Theatre Scott's expedition is plagued by miscalculations and dissent, while Amundsen's team encounters smooth sailing through the polar ice pack in Part 2 of "The Last Place on Earth." 47 Solid Gold 53 Educational Computing 56 Bodywatch 2:30 7 Risking it All 11 Drag Racing The 1986 Gatornationals, taped March 23 at Gainesville, Fla. Competition is in top fuel, pro stock and funny-car events. Dave McClelland and Steve Evans report. 53 Virginia Legislature: The Week 56 Doctors on Call MPT Hackers-Wizards of the Electronic Age 3PM 2 Millionaire Maker 4 8 This Week in Baseball 7 13 47 Baseball At press time, ABC planned to air either New York Mets at St. Louis or Chicago White Sox at Detroit. 24 Rawhide 25 Please Help Me Live 26 Movie "Koyaanisqatsi," [1982] a "Great Performances" presentation, offers an unusual visual essay on energy, through naturalistic and impressionistic images, ranging from the sweeping vistas of Arizona's Monument Valley to a city's nighttime traffic patterns. 32 Shakespeare Hour A blinded Gloucester [Norman Rodway] and his son Edgar [Anton Lesser] encounter a now mad "King Lear" [Michael Hordern] at Dover Cliff in Part 3. 50 Movie "Seven Cities of Gold." [1955] How Father Serra [Michael Rennie] attempted to found missions in old California.

53 Joy of Painting 54 Movie "Stars and Stripes Forever." [1952] "March King" John Philip Sousa [Clifton Webb] and his music get the Hollywood treatment. Good foot-tapping entertainment. 56 Movie BW "Rashomon." [1951] Akira Kurosawa's masterful inquiry into the nature of truth, focusing on four conflicting eyewitness accounts of a rape-murder. Toshiro Mifune. 3:30 4 Hank Parker's Outdoor Magazine Featured: A segment on the wild turkey. 8 Sportsman's Friend/Harold Ensley 9 11 16 NBA Playoff An early-round game. 53 European Journal MPT Modern Maturity 4PM 2 4 8 25 Golf Final-round play in the Legends of Golf, telecast live from the Onion Creek Club in Austin, TX. 5 Movie "Sakharov." [1984] Jason Robards plays physicist Andrei Sakharov in this account of the Soviet dissident's dedication to the issue of human rights. 20 Movie "The Final Option." [1982] Antinuke terrorists assault the U.S. embassy in London. Judy Davis. 24 Zane Grey BW 32 Word into Image 53 Washington Report: The Week MPT Madeleine Cooks 4:30 24 Westerners BW 26 Dorothy Hood: The Color of Life The artist's works at the National Gallery, the Whitney and the Museum of Modern Art. 32 Market to Market 53 Back Pain: Causes, Prevention & Treatment 56 Gospel Music MPT Frugal Gourmet 5PM 24 Movie BW "Odette." [1950] The true story of a secret agent [Anna Neagle] in France during World War II.

26 Doctor Who 32 Moneymakers V 50 Movie BW "Flame of the Barbary Coast." [1945], about a cattleman [John Wayne], a singer [Ann Dvorak], a gambler Joseph Schildkraut] and the San Francisco earthquake. 53 Made in Texas 54 Puttin' on the Hits 56 Living with Animals MPT Heritage Conversations-Bill Moyers 5:30 32 European Journal 53 Richmond Report: This Week 54 FTV 56 Cookin' Cheap 6PM 2 4 7 8 11 News 5 Movie "The Jazz Singer." [1980] Remake of the 1927 classic about a cantor's son [Neil Diamond] who enters show business. 9 CBS News 13 47 ABC News 16 Southern Sportsman 20 Puttin' On The Hits Lip-sync routines include Vanity's "Pretty Mess"; Tom Jones' "What's New Pussycat"; Bryan Adams' "Heaven." 25 Lorne Greene's New Wilderness 32 Imagenes/Latino 53 Living with Animals 54 Route 66 BW An untamed stallion named Blue Murder seems to kick off a bloody chain of murders. 56 Virginia Legislature: This Week MPT Tony Brown's Journal A discussion of AIDS examines how American blacks have been affected; the possible link between the virus and swine fever. 6:30 2 4 8 25 NBC News 7 ABC News 9 13 News 11 16 CBS News 20 America's Top 10 The Pet Shop Boys, the Rolling Stones, Prince and the Revolution, Bangles, Robert Palmer. 26 Adam Smith's Money World

An interview with former Reagan Administration budget director David Stockman. 32 Living with Animals 47 One Day at a Time Connors [John Hillerman] offers Ann a vice-presidency and her own branch office-in Amarillo, TX. 53 Innovation 56 Washington Report: This Week MPT View from the Bench Topic: plea bargaining and sentencing. Prime Time and later listings will be added tomorrow, since it is getting late here. -crainbebo

7PM 2 4 8 25 Punky Brwester When it comes to tap-dancing, Punky finds she has two left feet, so rather than risk further embarrassment she decides to quit dance class. 7 13 47 Disney Movie "Robin Hood." The legend of the Sherwood Forest bandit is told from the animal kingdom's point of view by a balladeer rooster named Allen a Dale [Roger Miller, who sings three of his own songs] in this 1973 theatrical movie. Robin Hood voice: Brian Bedford. 9 11 16 60 Minutes 20 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Segments on Ben Vereen, Trini Lopez, model Kim Alexis, auto racer Danny Sullivan. [A sixth game, if necessary, in the Capitals-Rangers playoff series would air at this time.] 24 D. James Kennedy 26 Wild America Conclusion. The final leg of the cutthroat's journey takes them to their spawning ground on Grizzly Creek, where the eggs are laid and many trout die. 32 Nature of Things 45 Robert Schuller 50 Wild Kingdom "Operation Quickfind" observes a U.S. Naval project that trains sea lions and whales to retrieve equipment lost in the ocean depths. 53 Play More Bridge 54 Bowling 56 More Magic Methods in Oil MPT Nature of Things Included: a study of plankton, the small, drifting plant and animal life that comprises the primary link in the marine food chain. David Suzuki is the host. 7:30 2 4 8 25 Fathers and Sons

Sean [Andre Gower] gets no help from his father, and has no project for their father-son science fair, but their desire to win makes Lanny [Jason Late] and the other boys reluctant to help their friend. 26 Profiles of Nature The great horned owl is observed as it rears its offspring and hunts for food. 50 Journey to Adventure 53 America's Black Forum 56 Creative Living With Sheryl Borden 8PM 2 4 8 25 Amazing Stories "The Sitter." Two overactive boys get the best of every baby sitter in town-until they meet Jennifer Mowbray [Mabel King], who employs voodoo to restore peace. 5 Fame Disc jockey Jesse [Jesse Borrego] consistently gets calls from a disturbed girl who may be contemplating suicide. Meanwhile, Principal Dyrenforth [Graham Jarvis] institutes a school dress code. 9 Paris: A Tale of Two Capitals Part 1 of a three-part series on capitals of the world. In the opener, Paris, France is compared to Washington, D.C. Included: interviews with Parisians, who describe life in the City of Light. [Pre-empted: Murder, She Wrote] 11 16 Murder, She Wrote An English professor [Polly Bergen] and her novelist daughter [Mary Kate McGeehan] are suspects in the murder of the daughter's boy friend, who was known more as a stud than a student on their New England campus. Jessica: Angela Lansbury. 20 Can You Be Thinner?-Infomercial 26 MPT Nature Searching for the "Secrets of an African Jungle" in Korup, a remote Camerounian rain forest. It's a "great citadel of ancient life" that recieves some 30 feet of rainfall per year and harbors the pygmy chameleon, whose ancestors lived here before the Ice Age; the drill, a rare baboon species that forages the mushy ground for fruit, insects and roots; the pygmy flying squirrel, which weighs less than an ounce and lives in colonies of about 30 in hollow trees; the crowned eagle, whose talons can crush the head of its favorite preymonkeys. George Page is the narrator. 24 Young at Heart 32 Tony Brown's Journal A discussion of AIDS examines how American blacks have been affected; the possible link between the virus and swine fever. 45 Oral Roberts 50 Hee Haw Guests: Charlie Daniels, Minnesota Fats and classical violinist Eugene Fodor. 53 Spectrum: Hawaii 54 Movie "Adventures of Don Juan." [1948] Vigorous tongue-in-cheek romp. Errol Flynn as the legendary love who defends Queen Margaret [Viveca Lindfors] against Duke de Lorca [Robert Douglas].

56 Arabic Hour 8:30 2 4 8 25 Alfred Hitchcock Presents "Final Escape." A woman [Season Hubley] serving a life sentence for murder hits upon an airtight escape plan. 20 Wes Unseld: Basketball 24 Day of Discovery 32 America's Black Forum 45 Peter Popoff 53 Computer Chronicles 9PM 2 4 8 25 Movie "The Cartier Affair," a 1984 TV-movie recalling the "screwball comedies" of the '30s, with Joan Collins and David Hasselhoff as a TV sex symbol and the ex-con who's after her jewels. 5 Star Search Guest: Lindsay Wagner. 7 13 47 Movie Clint Eastwood directed and stars in "Honky-Tonk Man," a 1982 study of a Depressionera singer on the road to Nashville. Clint's son Kyle plays his tag-along nephew. 9 11 16 Movie "Resting Place." 20 Jerry Falwell 24 In Touch 26 MPT Masterpiece Theatre The Roundheads surround Arnescote and hope to starve its inhabitants into surrendering in Part 6 of "By The Sword Divided." Sir Martin: Julian Glover. 32 Trouble on Big Mountain A report on a dispute between Arizona's Navaho and Hopi Indian nations. 45 Jimmy Swggart 50 Avengers BW Steed's only lead to the death of an agent is a department-store sales slip issued on a day the store was closed. 53 World of Cartooning 56 Wilderness Alive 9:30 53 Life Around Us 10PM 5 News 20 Kenneth Copeland 24 Earl Paulk 26 Berlin Alexanderplatz

Debut: The soul of Germany between the wars is explored by Rainer Werner Fassbinder in this 14-part adaption of Alfred Doblin's 1929 novel that was made for German television, shown here with English subtitles. Part 1 introduces Franz Biberkopf [Gunter Lamprecht]-a man who vows to go straight after serving four years in prison for the beating death of his prostitute girl friend. 32 Forever Wild A film portrait of the New York State Forest Preserve, a three-million-acre expanse that includes the Adirondack and Catskill Mountains. 45 David Epley 50 Twilight Zone BW With her head bandaged, Janet Tyler wonders if doctors have finally succeeded in fixing her horribly distorted face. 53 Great Decisions '86 54 Telephone Auction 56 Japan Today MPT Brass While planning a scenic route for the Prince's visit to Utterly, Bradley discovers that the mill's chimney "Big Tom" is collapsing. 10:30 5 Sports Extra 45 World Tomorrow 56 Making of Virginia Laws MPT Agony Andy Evol [Peter Blake] resumes his affair with Diana despite having taken a vow of celibacy after a recent religious conversion. 11PM 2 4 8 9 11 News 5 Capital City Magazine 16 CBS News 20 C.L. Long 24 Jerry Falwell 25 M*A*S*H Klinger's new goat eats the payroll. 32 Heart of the Dragon 45 Ebony/Jet Showcase Guests: actress Whoopi Goldberg and Quincy Jones ["The Color Purple"], Cab Calloway, Morris Day and ice skater Cheryl Daniels. 50 Check it Out! Howard's befuddled by Edna's new management technique. 54 Fridays 56 Richmond Report: The Week MPT Prisoner The Prisoner [Patrick McGoohan] falls for the diabolical charms of a woman called Death.

11:15 16 News 11:30 2 Tales from the Darkside A young woman returns home after suffering a nervous breakdown only to find her room inhabited by a little girl who is the new object of her mother's affection. 4 George Michael Sports Machine A report on the grooming and training of Thoroughbreds in Kentucky. 5 Movie "Scandalous." [1984] Tongue-in-cheek mystery spoof with Robert Hays as an American TV reporter framed for murder in London. 7 13 News 8 WKRP in Cincinnati Les [Richard Sanders] is refused press credentials for a Presidential news conference. 9 Capital Edition 11 Benny Hill In a sketch about Lady Godiva, there's a shoot-out in the saloon between a cowboy [Benny] and the villain [Bob Todd]. 16 Charlie's Angels A rapist disguised in surgical dress attacks on-duty nurses. 20 Soul Outreach Crusade 25 Lorne Greene's New Wilderness 26 Brass 45 Movie "Solomon and Sheba." [1959] Yul Brynner as the wise, humane king of Israel and Gina Lollobrigida as the seductive queen sent from Egypt to destroy him. 47 ABC News 50 Comedy Tonight Featured: Jerry Carrol, Bob Woods, Rosie O'Donnell and John Ferrentino. 56 World War II: G.I. Diary A navigator, gunner and a P-47 fighter pilot recount their experiences on daring daylight missions flown by Flying Fortresses. 11:45 47 News Midnight 2 Fame 4 Fight Back! With David Horowitz 7 ABC News 8 This Week in Country Music 11 Benny Hill 13 Bosom Buddies 20 Rev. Ike

24 700 Club 25 Davis Paul 32 Hour of Prayer 47 Star Search 50 To Be Announced 12:15 7 Movie "Li'l Abner." [1959] The zany adventures of cartoonist Al Capp's hillbilly hero [Peter Palmer] and family in Washington. The tuneful Broadway stage hit, with songs by Johnny Mercer and Gene de Paul, given a bright, snappy production. 12:30 4 Route 66 BW 8 Music City U.S.A. 9 Start of Something Big 11 Face the Nation 13 Entertainment This Week 20 Dr. Gene Scott 1AM 2 Laverne & Shirley 8 News 11 Harry O 47 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 1:30 2 Children Caught in the Crossfire 4 Price is Right 5 David Susskind 9 Christopher Closeup 13 Movie BW "She Couldn't Say No." [1954] An oil heiress [Jean Simmons] returns to a small town whose inhabitants once saved her life, but her efforts at benevolence go awry. 1:40 45 Wall Street Journal Report 2AM 4 Faith and Life 9 CBS News Nightwatch 2:10 45 Movie "Three Daring Daughters." [1948] A teenager [Jane Powell] and her sisters plot to surprise their mother [Jeanette MacDonald] with a visit from their divorced father.

2:30 2 Movie "Appointment With a Killer." [1975] TV-movie centering on an unsolved murder dating back five years. 5 Today in Your Life 3:10 13 News 3:15 13 ABC News 3:30 13 Real to Reel 4AM 9 CBS News Nightwatch Continues 13 Movie BW "The Nitwits." [1935] Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, in their best vehicle, as zany cigar salesman trying to solve a murder. 4:30 45 Gilligan's Island -crainbebo

RETRO: WASHINGTON, DC - 5/18/1998

Monday, May 18, 1998 WRC-TV NBC4 05:00AM News 05:30AM News 07:00AM Today 09:00AM News 10:00AM Leeza 11:00AM People's Court 12:00PM Sunset Beach 01:00PM Days of Our Lives 02:00PM Another World 03:00PM Rosie O'Donnell 04:00PM News 05:00PM News

06:00PM News 07:00PM NBC News 07:30PM Access Hollywood 08:00PM Suddenly Susan (2x) 09:00PM Caroline in the City (2x) 10:00PM Dateline NBC 11:00PM News 11:30PM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:30AM Late Night with Conan O'Brien 01:30AM Later 02:00AM News 02:30AM NBC News Nightside WTTG-TV FOX5 05:00AM Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 05:30AM News 06:00AM News 06:30AM News 07:00AM Morning News 09:00AM Regis & Kathie Lee 10:00AM Judge Judy 10:30AM Judge Judy 11:00AM Jenny Jones 12:00PM News 12:30PM Grace Under Fire 01:00PM I Love Lucy 01:30PM Pictionary 02:00PM Bobby's World 02:30PM Life with Louie 03:00PM Beetleborgs Metallix 03:30PM Spider-Man 04:00PM Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation 04:30PM Power Rangers Turbo 05:00PM Roseanne 05:30PM Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 06:00PM The Simpsons 06:30PM Living Single 07:00PM The Simpsons 07:30PM Seinfeld 08:00PM Damon 08:30PM Getting Personal 09:00PM Ally McBeal 10:00PM News 11:00PM Married...with Children 11:30PM M*A*S*H 12:00AM Jenny Jones

01:00AM News 02:00AM Paid Programming 02:30AM Paid Programming 03:00AM Perry Mason 04:00AM I Love Lucy 04:30AM Cops WJLA-TV ABC7 05:00AM News 05:30AM News 06:00AM News 07:00AM Good Morning America 09:00AM Maury 10:00AM Geraldo Rivera 11:00AM Martha Stewart Living 11:30AM Gayle King 12:00PM American Journal 12:30PM Port Charles 01:00PM All My Children 02:00PM One Life to Live 03:00PM General Hospital 04:00PM Oprah Winfrey 05:00PM News 06:00PM News 06:30PM ABC News 07:00PM Wheel of Fortune 07:30PM Jeopardy! 08:00PM World's Deadliest Sea Creatues 09:00PM MOVIE: Peter Benchley's Creature, Part II 11:00PM News 11:30PM Nightline 12:00AM EXTRA 12:30AM Politically Incorrect 01:00AM Oprah Winfrey 02:00AM The View 03:00AM ABC World News Now WUSA-TV CBS9 05:00AM News 05:30AM News 06:00AM News 07:00AM News 08:00AM This Morning 09:00AM Montel Williams 10:00AM Sally 11:00AM The Price is Right

12:00PM News 12:30PM Young & the Restless 01:30PM Bold & the Beautiful 02:00PM As the World Turns 03:00PM Guiding Light 04:00PM News 05:00PM News 06:00PM News 06:30PM News 07:00PM CBS News 07:30PM Entertainment Tonight 08:00PM Cosby 08:30PM Everybody Loves Raymond 09:00PM Murphy Brown (2x) 10:00PM The Ed Sullivan Show 11:00PM News 11:30PM Late Show with David Letterman 12:30AM Montel Williams 01:30AM Late Late Show with Tom Snyder 02:30AM News 03:00AM Strange Universe 03:30AM Up to the Minute WDCA-TV UPN20 05:00AM Paid Programming 05:30AM Joyce Meyer 06:00AM Creflo A. Dollar 06:30AM Kenneth Copeland 07:00AM Wacky World of Tex Avery 07:30AM Extreme Ghostbusters 08:00AM Toon Town Kids 08:30AM Mr. Men 09:00AM 700 Club 10:00AM In the Heat of the Night 11:00AM All in the Family 11:30AM All in the Family 12:00PM Good Times 12:30PM Good Times 01:00PM The Cosby Show 01:30PM The Cosby Show 02:00PM Coach 02:30PM Coach 03:00PM The Mask 03:30PM Mighty Ducks 04:00PM 101 Dalmatians 04:30PM Step by Step

05:00PM Family Matters 05:30PM Family Matters 06:00PM Home Improvement 06:30PM Home Improvement 07:00PM Frasier 07:30PM Mad About You 08:00PM The Love Boat: The Next Wave 09:00PM The Virtual Ed Sullivan Show 10:00PM Martin 10:30PM Martin 11:00PM Mad About You 11:30PM Cheers 12:00AM Vibe 01:00AM MOVIE: TBA (Could you tell me what the movie is?) 03:00AM Star Trek 04:00AM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman WBDC-TV WB50 05:00AM US Farm Report 05:30AM America's Funniest Home Videos 06:00AM New Adventures of Captain Planet 06:30AM Iron Man 07:00AM X-Men 07:30AM Tiny Toon Adventures 08:00AM Mummies Alive! 08:30AM Bananas in Pajamas & the Crayon Box 09:00AM Consumer Corner 09:30AM Consumer Corner 10:00AM The Jeffersons 10:30AM The Jeffersons 11:00AM Inside Edition 11:30AM LAPD: Life on the Beat 12:00PM Jerry Springer 01:00PM Newlywed Game 01:30PM Dating Game 02:00PM Blossom 02:30PM DuckTales 03:00PM The Bugs 'n' Daffy Show 03:30PM Animaniacs 04:00PM Pinky and the Brain 04:30PM The New Superman/Batman Adventures 05:00PM Ricki Lake 06:00PM Boy Meets World 06:30PM Hard Copy 07:00PM Inside Edition 07:30PM Real TV

08:00PM 7th Heaven 09:00PM 7th Heaven 10:00PM The Jeffersons 10:30PM Real TV 11:00PM Jerry Springer 12:00AM Ricki Lake 01:00AM Hard Copy 01:30AM LAPD: Life on the Beat 02:00AM Consumer Corner 02:30AM Consumer Corner 03:00AM MOVIE: TBA (Could you tell me what the movie is?)

Retro: Philadelphia Sun, Aug 12, 1979

from The Bulletin Philadelphia KYW 3-NBC 6:30 A Better Way 7:00 Pattern for Living 7:30 University Update 8:00 Survival Skills for the Classroom Teacher 8:30 Questions & Answers 9:00 Challenge 9:30 Sunday 10:00 Myriad (the goals and successes of Jewish education, and the types available) 10:30 Insight 11:00 Feelin' Free 11:30 Report from... noon Tony Brown's Journal 12:30 Meet the Press 1:00 Racers (IMSA GT 100 Challenge) 1:30 NFL Exhibition: NY Jets-Houston 4:30 AAU Junior Olympics (1979 National AAU Inter-Sport Championships) 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Wonderful World of Disney "Justin Morgan Has a Horse" (pt 1) 8:00 Movie "A Family Upside Down" (an elderly couple, faced with illness and money troubles, is forced to move in with his son and his family) 10:00 Prime Time Sunday 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "The Incident" 1:29 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 2:59 News

WPVI 6-ABC 6:00 Christopher Closeup (Charles Osgood compares radio and TV broadcasting) 6:30 This is the Life 7:00 Directions (the Roman Catholic church's role in the fight for human rights in the Philippines) 7:30 Sunday Session 8:00 Dialogue 8:30 Sunday Mass 9:00 Puerto Rican Panorama 9:30 Kids are People Too 10:30 Captain Noah 11:00 Al Alberts noon Movie "The Road to Denver" 1:30 Movie "She's Working Her Way Through College" 3:30 Larry Ferrari 4:00 Issues & Answers 4:30 ABC Wide World of Sports (live coverage of Sugar Ray Leonard v Pete Ranzany for the North American Welterweight belt from Vegas/taped coverage of All-American Soap Box Derby) 6:00 News 6:30 ABC World News Sunday 7:00 Hardy Boys 8:00 Mork & Mindy 8:30 Ropers 9:00 NFL Exhibition: Dallas-Seattle 11:45 News 12:15 Movie "A Great American Tragedy" 1:45 News WCAU 10-CBS 5:55 Agricultural News 7:00 Turn to 10 7:30 Mr. Magoo 8:00 Candy Apple News Company 9:00 Sunday Morning 10:30 Eye on... 11:00 Update 11:30 Face the Nation noon Best of Joel A. (Spivak) 1:00 Steve & Edie "Our Love is Here to Stay" 2:00 Tennis: US Clay Court Championships 4:00 Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open golf 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 60 Minutes (giving drugs to racehorses (Reasoner)/foreign ownership of US land

(Rather)/recording studios that rip off aspiring musicians (Wallace)) 8:00 All in the Family (200th episode) 9:30 One Day at a Time 10:00 Alice 10:30 Jeffersons 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "The Aquarians" 1:20 AM WHYY 12-PBS 8:30 Sesame Street 9:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 10:00 Zoom 10:30 Sesame Street 11:30 Studio See noon Great Midwest Hot Air Balloon Rally 12:30 2846 (5 abstract visual compositions develop on screen, with synthesizer accompaniment) 1:00 Movie "The Foreman Went to France" (bw) 2:30 Shakespeare Plays "As You Like It" (starring Helen Mirren) 5:00 Masterpiece Theatre "Poldark" (pt 6) 6:00 The Gambler (Warsaw Chamber Opera performs in Newport, RI) 7:00 The Advocates "Should the US break the price-setting power of OPEC?" 8:00 Evening at Pops (guest Noel Perenti joines Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops in a performance of Morton's Concerto for Tap Dancer and Orchestra) 9:00 Masterpiece Theatre "I, Cladius: Hail Who?" 10:00 David Susskind (guest Truman Capote) 11:00 Goodies WPHL 17-Ind 7:00 Delaware Valley Forum 7:30 Rev. Thea Jones 8:00 Day of Discovery 8:30 Oral Roberts 9:00 Robert Schuller 10:00 R.A. West Revival Hour 10:30 Rex Humbard (guest Lulu Roman) 11:30 Movie "Captain January" (bw) 1:00 Tarzan 2:00 Movie "Another Part of the Forest" (bw) 4:00 Movie "Room at the Top" (bw) 6:00 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 7:00 Wild Kingdom 7:30 Flipper 8:00 Ruff House 8:30 Jerry Falwell

9:30 Time of Deliverance 10:00 Jersey People 10:30 Delaware Valley Forum 11:00 Rev. Thea Jones 11:30 700 Club 1:00 Rev. Thea Jones WNJS 23-Camden/WNJT 52-Trenton (NJN/PBS) 3:30pm Victory Garden 4:00 Imagenes Latinas 4:30 Bill Moyers' Journal "Harvest" (Bill reports on a city family reconciling their dreams with life's realities on a North Dakota family farm) 5:30 Another Voice 6:00 New Jersey Nightly News 6:30 Focal Point "Workin' or Slavin'" (work ethics in Jersey's correctional institutions) 7:00 Views of Asia (looking at Thai society) 8:00 New Jersey Local 9:00 Masterpiece Theatre "I, Claudius: Hail Who?" WTAF 29-Ind 7:20 Community Update 7:30 At Home with the Bible 8:00 A Better Way 8:30 Rev. Dr. D. James Kennedy 9:30 Tony the Pony 10:00 Jetsons 10:30 Three Stooges (bw) 11:30 Superman noon FBI 1:00 Tennis: $200,000 Dallas Finals 2:00 World of Survival 2:30 Gilligan's Island 3:00 Movie "Winner Take All" 5:00 Movie "Spitfire" (bw) 7:00 Newsprobe 7:30 Search Telecast 8:00 Jimmy Swaggart 8:30 The King is Coming 9:00 James Robison 9:30 Jerry Falwell 10:30 It is Written 11:00 PTL Club mid. W.R. Portee 12:30 Community Update WKBS 48-Ind

8:00 Jimmy Swaggart 8:30 Show My People 9:00 Popeye 9:30 Brady Kids 10:00 Casper 10:30 Star Trek (animated) 11:00 Little Rascals (bw) 11:30 Munsters (bw) noon Movie "Dough Boys" (bw) 1:30 Movie "Hard to Get" 3:00 Movie "Andy Hardy's Double Life" (bw) 5:00 Movie "Happy Birthday Wanda June" 7:00 It Takes a Thief 8:00 Spartacade '79 (the Soviet sports event opens itself up to international athletes for the first time) 9:30 Adam-12 10:00 Joe Oteri 11:30 On Target New York City WCBS 2-CBS 7:00 Mr. Magoo 7:30 Clue Club 8:00 Magic Movie Machine 8:30 Way to Go 9:00 Sunday Morning 10:30 For Our Times 11:00 The People 11:30 Face the Nation noon Newsmakers 1:00 NFL: Great Teams, Great Years 1:30 Journey to Adventure 2:00 US Clay Courts Championships 4:00 Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 60 Minutes 8:00 All in the Family (200th episode) 9:30 One Day at a Time 10:00 Alice 10:30 Jeffersons 11:00 News 11:45 Movie: TBA 1:20 News 1:27 Movie: TBA 3:22 Newsmakers

3:52 Public Hearing 4:22 Movie: TBA WNBC 4-NBC 7:00 Our Incredible Gifts 7:30 Women & the Law 8:00 Vegetable Soup 8:30 Maryknoll World 8:45 Your Sunday Best 9:00 Sunday School 9:30 Research Project 10:00 Religion in Review 10:30 Prime of Your Life 11:00 Please Stand By 11:30 Visions noon NewsCenter Forum 12:30 Meet the Press 1:00 Super Bowl XIII: Battle of Champions Highlights 1:30 NFL Exhibition: NY Jets-Houston 4:30 AAU Junior Olympics 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 Wonderful World of Disney "Justin Morgan Had a Horse" (pt 1) 8:00 Movie "A Family Upside Down" 10:00 Prime Time Sunday 11:00 News 11:45 Movie "79 Park Avenue" (pt 1) 1:45 Hee Haw Honeys 2:15 Marcus Welby, MD 3:15 Religion in Focus WNEW 5-Ind 6:30 Time for Timothy 7:00 Wonderama 9:00 Cartoons (as listed...the Bulletin liked to list the network cartoons by name, but not the syndied ones) 11:00 Gilligan's Island 11:30 Spartacade '79 1:00 Movie "The Monster Maker" 2:15 Movie "Dive Bomber" 5:00 Mission: Impossible 6:00 Movie "Can-Can" 9:00 David Frost Presents 10:00 News 10:30 Sports Extra 11:00 Sunday Night Extra

11:30 David Susskind WABC 7-ABC 7:00 Faith for Today 7:30 This is the Life 8:00 Christopher Closeup 8:30 Insight 9:00 Interface 9:30 Hot Fudge 10:00 Kids are People Too 11:30 Animals, Animals, Animals noon Issues & Answers 12:30 Directions (conservative Jews in Minneapolis turn back to the ancient Jewish burial rites) 1:00 Like It Is 2:00 Eyewitness News Conference 2:30 For You, Black Woman 3:00 Great Adventure 4:00 Racers (D Production Sports Car) 4:30 ABC Wide World of Sports 6:00 News 6:30 ABC World News Sunday 7:00 Hardy Boys 8:00 Mork & Mindy 8:30 Ropers 9:00 NFL Exhibition: Dallas-Seattle 11:45 ABC News mid. News 12:30 Movie "Assault on the Wayne" 2:00 Movie "Man on a String" 3:55 News WOR 9-Ind 7:00 Roy Brown 7:30 Christopher Closeup 8:00 James Robison 8:30 Day of Discovery 9:00 Oral Roberts 9:30 Newark & Reality 10:00 Sunday Mass 10:30 Point of View 11:00 Rex Humbard noon Robert Schuller 1:00 Baseball: Montreal-Mets doubleheader 6:40 Kiner's Corner 7:00 Greatest Sports Legends (Gordie Howe)

7:30 Life of Riley 8:00 Rex Humbard 9:00 9 on New Jersey 9:30 It is Written 10:00 World Tomorrow 10:30 Jimmy Swaggart 11:00 Life of Riley 11:30 Ruff House mid. Movie "The Captain's Paradise" 1:30 News WPIX 11-Ind 7:00 Christopher Closeup 7:15 Davey & Goliath 7:30 Cartoons 11:00 F Troop 11:30 Movie "Lost in Alaska" (bw) 1:00 Gomer Pyle, USMC 1:30 This Week in Baseball 2:00 Baseball: Baltimore-Yankees 5:00 Movie "The Court Jester" 7:00 News 7:30 NFL Exhibition: NY Giants-Pittsburgh 9:30 Puerto Rican New Yorker 10:00 Upstairs, Downstairs 11:00 Odd Couple 11:30 Rookies 12:30 FBI 1:30 News 2:00 Black Conversations WNET 13-PBS 8:00 Sesame Street 9:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 9:30 Electric Company 10:00 Studio See 10:30 Zoom 11:00 Sesame Street noon National Geographic Special 1:00 Firing Line 2:00 Shakespeare Plays 5:00 Bill Moyers' Journal 6:00 New Jersey Nightly News 6:30 Dateline: New Jersey 8:00 Evening at Pops 9:00 Masterpiece Theatre "I, Claudius: Hail Who?"

10:00 Prisoner 11:00 Video & Film Review 11:30 For a Moment You Fly

Bonus listings, covering the pay channels: HBO 3pm Movie "The Bees" 4:30 Movie "Griffin & Phoenix" 6:30 Movie "The Great Bank Hoax" 8:00 Movie "Jaws" 10:00 Casino de Paris 11:30 Movie "The All-American Boy" PRISM 6:00 Movie "High Anxiety" 8:00 Movie "F.I.S.T." 10:30 Movie "Silver Bears" 12:30 Movie "F.I.S.T." 3:00 Movie "Lucky Texan" 4:00 Movie "Desert Trail" 5:00 Movie "High Anxiety" 7:00 Baseball: Phillies v Pittsburgh 9:30 Movie "Jaws" 11:45 Spectacular Evening in Paris

From the New Jersey-Pennsylvania TVG from that day, here's the details on the cartoons on WNEW and WPIX: WNEW 9:00 Frankenstein Jr. & the Impossibles 9:30 Space Ghost & Dino Boy 10:00 Herculoids 10:30 Spiderman WPIX 7:30 Barbapapa 8:00 Banana Splits 8:30 Marvel Men 9:00 Mr. Magoo & Friends 9:30 Josie & the Pussycats 10:00 Tom & Jerry From that edition, here's listings for WCMC 40-NBC Wildwood--

4:30pm AAU Junior Olympics 6:00 Film (bw) 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 NBC primetime programming 11:00 sign-off

Retro; New York City, Friday, August 7, 1959

Source; New York Times Stations; 2-WCBS-TV (CBS O&O) 4-WRCA-TV (NBC O&O) 5-WNEW-TV (Ind) 7-WABC-TV (ABC O&O) 9-WOR-TV (Ind) 11-WPIX (Ind) 13-WNTA-TV (Ind) DAYTIME 7:00-(2) News and Weather Reports (to 8:15) (4) Today 7:30-(7) Cartoons 8:00-(5) Sandy's Cartoons (7) Little Rascals 8:15-(2) Captain Kangaroo 8:30-(5) Sandy Becker Show (7) Beulah (RI 9:00-(2) Topper (R) (4) Hi Mom (7) Personal Theatre 9:30-(2) My Little Margie (R) (7) Romance of Life 10:00(2) On the Go with Jack Linkletter (4) Dough-Re-Mi-Gene Rayburn (5)Film: To the 'Victor (1948), with Dennis Morgan (R) (7) Joe Franklin 10:30(2) Sam Levenson Show (4) Treasure Hunt-Jan Murray (7) Star Playhouse (R) 11:00(2) I Love Lucy (RI (4)Price Is Right (7) Time for Fun

11:15(13) Gumby Little Theatre 11:30(2) Top Dollar (4) Concentration-Hugh Downs (5) Romper Room (7) 1 Married Joan (R.) (13) Jack Lalanne AFTERNOON 12:00(2) Love of Life (4) Tic Tac Dough-Bill Wendell (7) Across the Board (13) Mister McGarrity 12:15(13) Cartoons 12:30(2) Search for Tomorrow (4) It Could Be You-Bill Leyden (5) Cartoon Playtime (7) Pantomime Quiz-Mike Stokey 12:45-(2) The Guiding Light 1:00-(2) News Reports (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Music Bingo (11) Holiday (13) Gunslingers 1:05-(2) Our Miss Brooks (R) 1:25 (4) News 1:30 (2) As the World Turns (7) Joe -Franklin (9) Film: Higher and Higher (1943), with Frank Sinatra (R) (11) Time Out For Sports 1:40 (11) Red Barber-Yankees pre-game show 1:55*(11) Baseball; New York Yankees/Detroit Tigers 2:00-(2) For Better or Worse (4) Queen for a Day (7) Day in Court (13) Film: Oil For the Lamps of China (193$), with Pat O'Brien (R) 2:30-(2) Art Linkletter's House Party (4) Court of Human Relations -(7) Gale Storm (R) 3:00-(2) The Blg Pay.Oft (4) Young Dr. Malone . (5) Mr. and Mrs. North (R) (7) Beat the Clock-Bud Collyer (9) Love Story 3:30-(2) Verdict Is Yours (4) From These Roots (5) Playhouse (R)

(7) Who Do You Trust?-Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon (9) Film: The Woman Who Came Back (R) (13) Richard Willis Show 4:00-(2) The Brighter Day (4)Truth or Consequences (5) Douglas Fairbanks Theatre (R) (7) American Bandstand (13) Curtain Time (10 4:15 (2) Secret Storm 4:30-(2) Edge of Night (4) County Fair-Bert Parks (5) Mr. District Attorney (R) (13) Junior Town 5:00=(2) Life of Riley (R) (4) Movie Four: City of Shadows (1955), with Victor Mclagien (R) (5) Alan Freed (9) Rocky Jones (11) Abbott & Costello (R) 5:30-(2) Early Show: After the Thin Man (1936), with William Powell (R) (7) Walt Disney Time (9) Film: Trail Street (R (11) Three Stooges (13) Sherwood Forest (R) EVENING 6.00-(5) Nuts and Bugs, Comedy ( (7) Little Rascals (11) Popeye the Sailor (13) Ask the Camera 6:30-(4) News Reports (5) Sandy Becker Presents (7) Yesterday's Newsreel (11) Huckleberry Hound (13) Mike Wallace Newsheat 6:40 (4) Weather Report 6:45-(4) News and Comments (7) News Report 7:00 (2) News; Weather (4) Warning (5) Sheriff of Cochise (R) (7) Tugboat Annie (R) (9) Terrytoon Circus (11) News and Weather (13) Cartoons 7:15-(2) News Reports 7:30*(2, 4, 7, 11, 13) President Eisenhower's Address

(5) White Hunter (9) Million Dollar Movie: If You Knew Susie (R) 7:45*(2, 4, 7) Commentary (11) Victory at Sea (13) Danger Is My Business (R) 8:00-(2) December Bride (RI *(4) Who Pays?-Mike Wallace (5) Byline (RI *(7) Zorro (RI (11) Fast Guns of the West (R) (13) Rate the Record' 8:30*(2) Vancy Derringer (R) *(4) Lawless Years (5) Douglas Fairbanks Theatre (RI *(7) The Real McCoys (11) Frontier Doctor 9:00*(2) Zane Grey Theatre (4) Bachelor Father (5) Wrestling *(7) Leave it to Beaver (R) (9) Science Fiction (R) (11) Steve Donovan -Western Marshall (13) Secret Files U. S A, 9:30*(2) Playhouse 90 (R) *(4) 21 Beacon Street' *(7) Rough Riders (T) (9) Sign of Danger (f), (11) 26 Men (R) (13) I Spy 10:00*(4) Groucho Marx (R) (7) Man Called X (R) (9) Strange Stories (R) (11) Boots and Saddles (13) Mike Wallace Interviews 10:30*(4) Masquerade Party (C)-Bert Parks (7) Harbor Command (9) Million Dollar Movie; If You Knew Susle (R) (11) Soldiers of Fortune (R) (13) Barry Gray Show 11:00-(2) News; Weather; Sports (4) News; Sports; Weather (5) Film: Straw Man (1953), with Dennis Walsh (R_ (7) News and Weather; (11) News Reports (13) Dance Party ` 11:15*(2) Late Show

*(4) Jack Paar Show: (7) Night Show: Danger Woman (1946), with Patricia Manson (R) *(11) All Star Movie (R), 12:00*(9) President Eisenhower Address (Film; repeat of 7:30 live address) (13) Film: Mr. and Mrs. in Paris (1955) (R) 12:15-(9) Mystery Film: Ellery Queen and the Murder Ring (R) 12:30-(5) Paul Coates 12:45-(2) Late Late Show; Secret of Dr. Kildare (1939), with Lew Ayres (R) A couple of syndicated programs bear the same title as later network shows; I Spy, a syndicated adventure/intrigue show starring Raymond Massey and seen in syndication from 1955 to 1959, had nothing to do with the later NBC show which starred Robert Culp and Bill Cosby starting in 1965. Soldiers of Fortune was an international adventure show which was filmed between 1955 and 1957 and had nothing to do with the later Soldiers of Fortune Inc. produced by Jerry Bruckheimer in the late 1990s.

It was a little over a year from this schedule that there would be one more NYC station to start "going color," outside of WRCA-TV (which became WNBC-TV on May 22, 1960) and WCBS-TV (though after limited colorcasts over the last few years, it wouldn't be until 1965 that the station began airing any local-originated color programming on any basis): WOR-TV, initially through film and slide capacity (RCA TK-26 chains). It was the first NYC indie to have this distinction (WNEW-TV and WPIX didn't follow until 1965).

...what precisely does the "(R)" following many of these listings denote? Perhaps "Recommended" by the New York Times' television and film critics?...

Actually, it would more denote a rerun (or repeat) of either a TV show episode or even a movie (yes, in those days The Times used to show the umpteenth airing of a film on a TV station as a "R").

This is a Thursday schedule, not a Friday one. It caught my attention when I saw "Playhouse 90" and Groucho listed; they aired on Thursday nights. I think the (R) does mean "recommended,"; it doesn't mean "rerun" because the regular shows would have been in reruns at that time (regular as opposed to summer replacements), and I know that the Times listed recommended shows for years.

And what does the asterisk (*) next to a number of shows denote? It would appear to denote shows that had more detailed highlights in the top middle section of the TV listings (in those days, the listings were in teeny tiny print - it wasn't until July 1964 that the listings layout was revamped and revised, the typesetting set in larger size, and the listings themselves becoming more descriptive.

Retro; New York City, Thursday, July 30, 1959

Source; NY Times Stations; 2-WCBS-TV (CBS) 4-WRCA-TV (NBC) 5-WNEW-TV (Ind) 7-WABC-TV (ABC) 9-WOR-TV (Ind) 11-WPIX (Ind) 13-WNTA-TV (Ind) MORNING 7:00 (2) News and Weather Reports (to 8:15) (4) Today 7:30 (7) Cartoons 8:00 (5) Sandy's Cartoons with Sandy Becker (7) Little Rascals 8:15(2) Captain Kangaroo 8:30 (5) Sandy Becker Show (7) Beulah (R) 9:00 (2) Topper (R) (4) HI Mom (7) Film: Paper Orchid (1950) (R) 9:30( 2) My Little Margie (R) 10:00 (2) On the Go (4) Do-Re-MI; Gene Rayburn

(5)Film: Saraband (1949) With Stewart Granger (R) (7) Joe Franklin 10:30 (2) Sam Levenson Show (4) Treasure Hunt; Jan Murray (7) Star Playhouse (R) 11:00 (2) I Love Lucy (R) (4) Price is Right; Bill Cullen (7) Time for Fun 11:15 (13) Gumby Little Theatre 11:30 (2) Top Dollar (4) Concentration; Hugh Downs (5) Romper Room (7) I Married Joan (R) (13) Jack Lalanne AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Love of Life (4) Tic Tac Dough (7) Across the Board (13) Mister McGarrity 12:15 (13) Junior Town 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow (4) It Could Be You; Bill Leyden (5) Cartoon Playtime (7) Pantomime Quiz 12:45 (2) The Guiding Light 1:00 (2) News Reports (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Music Bingo (13) Gunslingers 1:05 (2) Our Miss Brooks (R) 1:25 (4) News Commentary 1:30 (2) As the World Turns

2:00 (2) For Better or Worse (4) Queen for a Day (7) Day in Court (13) Film: Lost Honeymoon (1947) (R). 2:30(2) Art Linkletter's House Party (4) Court of Human Relations (7) Gale Storm (RI 3:00 (2) The Big Pay-Off (4) Young Doctor Malone (5) Paul Coates (7) Beat the Clock (9) Love Story (11)Forecast : Science Film 3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours (4) From These Roots (5) Playhouse (R) (7) Who Do You Trust? (9) Film: Not Wanted (R) (11) Film: Promoter (1952), with Alec Guinness CR) (13) Richard Willis Show 4:00(2) The Brighter Day (4) Truth or Consequences; Bob Barker (5) Douglas Fairbanks Theatre (R) (7) American Bandstand (13) Curtain Time (R) 4:15 (2) Secret Storm 4:30 (2) Edge of Night (4) County Fair; Bert Parks (5) Mr. District Attorney (R) (13) Junior Town 5:00 (2) Life of Riley (R) (4) Movie Four: Hidden Guns (1955), with Bruce Bennett (R) (7) Alan Freed (9) Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (11) Abbott & Costello (R) 5:30 *(2) Early Show (R) (7) Walt Disney Time

(9) Film: Seven Were Saved (R) (11: Three Stooges (13) Sherwood Forest (R) EVENING 6:00 (5) Nuts and Bugs, Comedy (7) Little Rascals (11) Popeye the Sailor (13) Ask the Camera 6:30(4) News Reports (5) Sandy Becker Presents (7) Yesterday's Newsreel (11) Huckleberry Hound (13) Mike Wallace Newsbeat 6:40 (4) Weather Report 6:45 (4) News and Comments (7) News Report 7:00 (2) News; Weather (4) Warning (5) Sheriff of Cochise (R) (7) Tugboat Annie (R) (9) Terrytoon Circus (11) News and Weather (13) Cartoons 7:15 (2) News Reports 7:30 (2) The Playhouse (R) (4) The Californians (R) (5) White Hunter (7) Oh, Boy! *(9) Million Dollar Movie (R) *(11) Victory at Sea (R) (13) Danger Is My Business (R) 8:00(2) Deceniber Bride (R) (4) Who Pays? (5) Byline (R) *(7) Zorro (R) (11) Fast Guns of the

West (13) Rate the Records 8:30 *(2) Yancy Derringer (R) *4) Lawless Years (5) Douglas Fairbanks Theatre (R) *(7) The Real McCoys (R) (11) Frontier Doctor (R) 9:00* (2) Zane Grey Theatre (R) (4) Bachelor Father (R) (5) Wrestling *(7) Leave It to Beaver (9) Science Fiction;(R) (11) Steve Donoian,: Western Marshal (13) Secret Files 9:30 *(2) Playhouse 90 (4) 21 Beacon Street *(7) Rough Riders: (9) Sign of Danger (R) (11) 26 Men(R) (13) I Spy 10:00 *(4) Groucho Marx (7) Man Called X" (R), (9) Strange Stories (R) (11) Boots and Saddles (13) Mike Wallace Interviews 10:30 *(4) Masquerade Parly (C) (7) Harbor Command (R) (9) Million Dollar Movie (11) Soldiers of Fortiine (R) . (13) Barry Gray Show 11:00 (2) News; Weather; Sports (4) News; Sports; Weather (5) Five Star Movie (R) (7) News and Weather.: (11) News Reports (13) Dance Party, 11:15 (2) Late Show: Panama Hattie (1942), With Red Skelton (R) *(4) Jack Paar Show.

(7) Night Show: One Way to Love (1946) (R) (11) Film: Daisy Kenyon (1947) (R) 12:00 (9) Mystery Film: Boston Blackie Goes to Hollywood (1942), Chester Morris (R) (13) Midnight Movie: Yes Sir, Mr. Bones (1951) (R) 12:45 (2) Late, Late Show: Gorgeous Hussy (1936) Joan Crawford (R) (R)=Rerun, rebroadcast (C)=Color Asterisk represented Times TV critic's picks for viewing

Wasn't American Bandstand 90 minutes at the time? It's only scheduled between 4p-5p. I have a December 1960 TV Guide that lists AB as 90 minutes yet all 3 New England affiliates carrying it (WHDH Boston, WNHC New Haven and WMTW Poland Springs/Portland) went to local programming at 5p. Was this common?

"Wasn't American Bandstand 90 minutes at the time? It's only scheduled between 4p-5p. I have a December 1960 TV Guide that lists AB as 90 minutes " A lot of network shows fed longer versions to affiliates than even some of the O&Os took...ABC was well known for allowing its O&Os a lot of autonomy in how they handled network shows, right from the beginning of network operation in 1948. There were some network shows during the 50s that WJZ/WABC never carried for the NYC market, and later on, stations like KABC and WPVI became well known for pre-empting network material if they thought a local show could make more money.

Nevertheless, the answer is yes. At the time "AB" aired on ABC from 4-5:30 PM (Sept. 29, 1958-Sept. 29, 1961); it would be cut to 50 minutes (4-4:50 PM) on Oct. 2, 1961. Wesley Hyatt, however, makes a mistake; he says that "AB" aired from 4-4:55 PM from Oct. 1, 1962-Aug. 30, 1963; in truth, "Discovery" aired in the 4:30-4:55 slot in the 1962-63 season.

If I recall, channel 13 WNTA was then owned by the syndicator NTA, and had not yet become the public TV station WNET. Apparently they didn't run all NTA-syndicated shows; "Sheriff of Cochise" ran on channel 5. (Despite its Western-sounding title, "Sheriff of Cochise" was a modern-day cop show.) I was in a second hand shop the other day and they actually had the "Jan Murray's

Treasure Hunt" board game.

Wasn't American Bandstand 90 minutes at the time? It's only scheduled between 4p-5p. I have a December 1960 TV Guide that lists AB as 90 minutes yet all 3 New England affiliates carrying it (WHDH Boston, WNHC New Haven and WMTW Poland Springs/Portland) went to local programming at 5p. Was this common? AB aired 90 minutes, but quite a few markets had their local "Bandstand" dance show with their local DJ that carved out the first or last half-hour of AB. More $$$ for the TV station and more promotion for the DJ/radio station. In NY, you just can't say "no" to Alan Freed, "The Father of Rock and Roll". IIRC, he had a show ("The Big Beat") which was on the air earlier than AB (Fri. nights / ABC).

AB aired 90 minutes, but quite a few markets had their local "Bandstand" dance show with their local DJ that carved out the first or last half-hour of AB. More $$$ for the TV station and more promotion for the DJ/radio station. In NY, you just can't say "no" to Alan Freed, "The Father of Rock and Roll". IIRC, he had a show ("The Big Beat") which was on the air earlier than AB (Fri. nights / ABC). Freed did have a show on ABC during the summer of 1957. It was supposed to be a 13 week run, but was cancelled after 4 weeks because of controversy when Frankie Lyman (who was black) danced with a white woman. 55 years later we think nothing of it but advertisers and Southern stations had an absolute fit. True. Freed pushed the envelope in many ways. I just used the example to point out that if you were a NYC station in 1959, and you had a choice between Freed and the last half hour of AB, whaddyagonnadoo?

Freed considered black artists to be "the real thing" in early rock 'n' roll and used them liberally in his stage shows. But I suppose the reaction to Frankie Lymon dancing with a white woman on national television in 1957 was to be expected, especially in the South (after all, this was the same era when WLBT Jackson, MS, was putting up "technical difficulties" signs whenever a civil-rights story appeared on "The Huntley-Brinkley Report" and somebody cut WSFA Montgomery, AL, off the air for the duration of an NBC interview with Martin Luther King, Jr.). Ironically, on one show he and Buddy Holly talked about a helicopter ride they'd taken, one that was so bumpy that both of them thought they were going to go through the top. This was a little over a year before Holly's fatal plane crash.

WABC-TV had Alan freed on the schedule for more than just his past radio popularity. The ABC cluster of stations in NYC had him under contract and were getting maximum mileage out of him. He had an early evening show on WABC-AM 770 as that station was gradually transitioning from old-line MOR and network fare, to the local personality=driven top 40 format that it would embrace full-time starting at the end of 1960. Freed was supposed to be part of that transition. He had to leave both WABC and WABC-TV before the end of 1959 because he was caught up in the payola scandal and became radio-active (no pun intended) with advertisers. He fled to the West Coast, to the LA market, and never worked in NYC again, although there was a rumble that he was going to return either to WMCA or WWRL early in 1965. He didn't make it--he passed away about a month before he was scheduled to return. It's interesting to think of how things might have turned out if he hadn't gotten taken down in the payola mess (or had been cagier and less candid in working his way through it, like Dick Clark was when he testified before Congress). A lineup of Herb Oscar Anderson, CFharlie Greer, Dan Ingram, Alan Freed, Bruce Morrow and Bob "Bob-aLoo" Lewis on WABC would have been interesting to listen to back in 1961, to say the least.

Bandstand was available for 90 minutes a day via the ABC Network. However, WABCTV (Channel 7) did have some autonomy with the network and as you can see they decided to only run 60 minutes at the time. WFIL-TV (Channel 6) in Philadelphia ran it the entire 90 minutes and the affiliates had the option to either run 60 or 90 minutes a day. Many of them chose to do the 60 minute version and dump the last half hour for local availability. Channel 13 WNTA-TV did not go non-commercial until 1962. The station started noncommercial operation as WNDT in September, 1962. However, to this day, WNET-TV Channel *13 still holds a commercial license and could in essence send a quick note to the FCC to say "we want to switch to commercial operation". Channel 13 still holds a commercial allocation to Newark.

I recall that Freed used to rook performers out of royalties by demanding co-writer credit on their songs, or he would not play them on his show. This was the case with Chuck Berry's "Maybelline."...this is not entirely true. Freed was a musician prior to his broadcasting career, and he legitimately composed songs as a hobby (Harvey Fuqua of The Moonglows swore until the day he died that Freed actually co-wrote "Sincerely" with him, and Freed pointedly refused to play the McGuire Sisters version of that song, even though it was a better seller than the Moonglows original). While Freed apparently accepted royalties from his name being listed as a co-composer of "Maybellene" (the correct spelling, BTW - Maybelline is the cosmetics company, and Berry made a point of

spelling the title in a manner that would avoid trademark infringement hassles), the idea of putting Freed's name on the song was actually Leonard and Phil Chess' doings as owners of Chess Records and Arc Music Publishing. They also gave a composer's credit to Russ Fratto, who owned the building Chess' offices and studios were in, as a way of paying back rent on the facilities. It was a corrupt practice, but one that had been fairly common a generation before, when Benny Goodman would put his name on musical compositions that he had no part in creating -- Charlie Christian's "A Smo-o-o-oth One" and Lionel Hampton's "Flying Home," for example -- simply because the composers were members of Goodman's band...

Amazing that, less than 15 years after the war, NYC already had 7 over the air stations." New York actually had all those stations on the air by the fall of 1949. It wasn't the only market to max out the VHF dial within only a few years after the war...Los Angeles also had seven stations on the air before New Year's Day 1950. Really. That was early. I think we (the UK) were just switching our single channel back on at that point. It would be really interesting to see what cities got how many stations at what pointobviously quite a big question, so I don't expect an answer here, but if anyone knows of any good web links I'd love to read them.

Most of the then largest cities had 3 VHF Network Affiliates before January 1, 1950. For example, in Cleveland, Ohio: 5 WEWS-December 17, 1947 (First in Ohio) CBS 4 WNBK-October 31, 1948 NBC 9 WXEL-December 19, 1949 DuMont/ABC.. I believe Cincinnati and Columbus had their 3 Network stations before 1950 as well..

Retro; New York City, Saturday, August 8, 1959

Source; New York Times Stations; 2-WCBS-TV (CBS O&O) 4-WRCA-TV (NBC O&O) 5-WNEW-TV (Ind) 7-WABC-TV (ABC O&O)

9-WOR-TV (Ind) 11-WPIX (Ind) 13-WNTA-TV (Ind) (R) signifies rerun programming; (C) means colorcast; * signifies Times critics' choice MORNING 7:00-(4) Modem Farmer 8:00-(2) Big Picture (R) (4)Home and Garden (5)Cartoons (7) Cartoon Festival 8:30-(2) Laurel and Hardy (R) (4) Andy's Gang (5) Fun in Morning, With Monty Hall 9:00*(2) On the Carousel (R) *(4) Children's Theatre 9:30*(2) Captain Kangaroo 10:00*(4) Howdy Doody (C) (7) Oswald the Rabbit 10:30*(2) Mighty Mouse (4) Ruff and Reddy (C) (5) Adventure Films: Borneo (1937); U-Boat Prisoner (1944) (R) (13) Cowboy G-Men 11:00-(2) Heckle and Jackie (R) (4) Fury (R) (7) Cartoon Playhouse (13) Jack La Lanne 11:30-(2) Robin Hood (R) (4) Circus Boy (R) (13) New Horizons (R) AFTERNOON 12:00-(2) Film: Air Raid Wardens (1943), Laurel and Hardy (R) (4) True Story (7) Uncle Al (9) Janet Dean (R) (13) Americans at Work 12:15-(13) World Law (R) 12:30-(4) Detective's Diary (R) (9) Western Guns (11) Through the Porthole (13) Film: We've Never Been Licked (1943), With Noah Beery Jr. (R) 12:45-(I1) Industry on Parade

1:00-(2) News Program *(4) 10 for Survival (5) Detective Mystery (7) The Bontempis (11) Red Barber (Yankee pre-game) 1:15*(11) OldTimer's Game 1:30*(2) Congressional Close.up (4) Film Play (9) Film: Fog Island (1945) (R) 1:55*(11) New York Yankees Baseball 2:00*(2) Out of This World (4) Film: Underground Agent (1943), With Bruce Bennett (R) (7) Film: An Inspector Calls (1954) (R) (13) Film: Judge Steps Out (R) 2:30-(2) Film: Lloyds of London (1937), With Tyrone Power (R) (5) Films 3:00*(9) Million Dollar Movie 3:30-(4) Film: The Mary's Blue Angels (7) Mystery Matinee (13) Film: Wildfire (R) 4:00-(2) I Led Three Lives (R) (4) Movie Four: Green Buddha (1955), With Wayne Morse (R) 4:30*(2) Horse Racing (13) Film 5:00-(2) Lone Ranger (R) (5) Charlie Chan Movie (R) (7) Foreign Legionnaire (R) 5:30*(2) Early Show *(4) Racing From Monmouth (7) Jungle Jim (R) EVENING 6:00-(4) Film (7) Rin Tin Tin (9) Championship Bowling (11) Abbott and Costello (R) (13) Jai Alai 6:15-(4) News Reports 6:25-(4) Weather Reports 6:30-(4) Star Theatre (5) Sandy Becker Presents (7) Annie Oakley (R) (11) Sergeant Preston (R) 6:45-(2) News; Weather 7;00*(2) Bold Venture (4) Roy Rogers Show (R)

(5) Judge Roy Bean (R) (7) U. S. Border Patrol (R) (9) Terrytoon Circus (11) Film: Lifeboat (1944), With Tallulah Bankhead (R) (13) Wrestling 7:30*(2) Reckoning (R) (4)People Are Funny (5) Bengal Lancers (R) *(7) Dick Clark Show (9) Million Dollar Movie 8:00*(4) Perry Presents (C) *(5) Alan Freed (7) Jubilee, U. S. A. 8:30*(2) Wanted-Dead or Alive (R) (11) Kingdom of the Sea 9:00*(2) Brenner (4) Black Saddle (R) *(5) Roller Derby *(7) Lawrence Welk Show (9) Wrestling (11) Wonders of the World (R) (13) Films: Notorious (1946) (R); Black Narcissus (1947) (R) 9:30*(2) Have Gun, Will Travel *(4)Cimarron City (R) (11) Guy Lombardo (RI 10:00*(2) Gunsmoke (R) (5) Hy Gardner (7) Target (11) Film: Eight O'clock Walk (R) 10:30*(2) Markham *(4) The D. A's Man (R) (7) Sea Hunt, With Lloyd Bridges *(9) Bowling 11:00-(2) News; Weather; Sports (4) News Reports (5) Five Star Movies: Inside Story (1938) (R); Amazing Mr. Williams (1939) (R) (7) Night Show: Jungle Capture (1945) (R) 11:10-(4) Sports and Weather II:15-*(2) Late Show *(4) Movie Four 11:30-(9) Pan American Carnival 12:20-(4) Film: Fighting Chance (1955), With Rod Cameron (R) I:00-(2) Late Late Show: The Heat's On (1943), With Mae West (R) A few observations;

In general, Saturday TV everywhere, even in New York, depended heavily on stations' film libraries in the late 1950s. You saw older and/or lesser-quality films on weekends, than you would on weekdays (especially in prime time) when local independent stations felt the need to air newer films with bigger stars while competing against network programs that dominated weekday schedules on the city's big 3 O&Os. In the 1958-59 season (which was in its final weeks as this schedule was printed) Saturday was a strong night for ABC, which offered musical variety shows for nearly everyone's tastes, starting with Dick Clark presenting young pop and rock artists in live performance (often the same ones whose records were featured weekday afternoons on American Bandstand); then Jubilee USA with Red Foley presenting top country artists of the day; finally Lawrence Welk, whose music we all know, for the older generation. The 11:30 rerun of Circus Boy featured a young actor working under the name of Mickey Braddock; you know him best as Mickey Dolenz of the Monkees.

Retro: Charleston, SC Wed Aug 6, 1986

This is a retro schedule from the News and Courier from August 6, 1986. WCBD 2 (ABC) Charleston Sign-on 5:30am 5:30am- AgDay 6am- ABC World News This Morning/Local News 7am- Good Morning America 9am- Cannon (CBS series from 70s) 10am- The Love Boat 11am- Fantasy Island (preempting Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous and The New Love, American Style) Noon- Ryan's Hope 12:30- Loving 1pm- All My Children 2pm- One Life to Live 3pm- General Hospital 4pm- Quincy 5pm- Benson 5:30- Three's Company 6pm- TV-2 Eyewitness News 6:30- ABC World News Tonight (Tom Jarriel filling in for Peter Jennings) 7pm- Wheel of Fortune 7:30- Jeopardy! (still the same order now) 8pm- Perfect Strangers 8:30- Mr. Sunshine

9pm- MacGyver 10pm- Hotel 11pm- TV-2 Eyewitness News 11:30- That's My Mama Midnight- What's Happening 12:30am- Nightline (delayed one hour) 1am- TV-2 Eyewitness News (rerun) Sign-off 1:30am WCIV 4 (NBC) Charleston (Most NBC programs in stereo) Sign-on 6am 6am- CNN News 6:30am- NBC News at Sunrise 7am- Today 9am- The Phil Donahue Show 10am- Santa Barbara (probably on 1-day delay) 11am- Wheel of Fortune (daytime) 11:30am- Scrabble Noon- Super Password 12:30- Search for Tomorrow 1pm- Days of our Lives 2pm- Another World 3pm- She-Ra: Princess of Power 3:30- He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (cartoons on NBC in a decent-sized market in the afternoon) 4pm- Different Strokes 4:30- The Beverly Hillbillies 5pm- Private Benjamin 5:30- Perfect Match (yes, that was their lead-in to the news) 6pm- News 4 6:30- NBC Nightly News (Connie Chung filling in) 7pm- Entertainment Tonight 7:30- The $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime 8pm- Highway to Heaven 9pm- Gimme a Break! 9:30- You Again? 10pm- St. Elsewhere 11pm- News 4 11:30- The Tonight Show (starring Johnny Carson) 12:30am- David Letterman 1:30am- CNN News (sign-off at 2am) WCSC 5 (CBS) Charleston 5am- Nightwatch continued (station was on 24 hours weekdays)

6am- Jimmy Swaggart 6:30- CBS Early Morning News (Faith Daniels, Forrest Sawyer) 7am- CBS Morning News 9am- Dallas (reruns) 10am- The $25,000 Pyramid 10:30- Card Sharks 11am- The Price is Right Noon- Midday 12:30- The Young and the Restless 1:30pm- As the World Turns 2:30pm- Capitol 3pm- Guiding Light 4pm- The Jeffersons 4:30- Good Times 5pm- Sanford & Son 5:30- Divorce Court 6pm- People's Court 6:30pm- Live 5 News 7pm- CBS Evening News (Rather) 7:30- The New Newlywed Game 8pm- Christopher Columbus (Part 1 of 2 of mini-series) 11pm- Live 5 News 11:30- Twilight Zone (CBS) Midnight- T.J. Hooker (CBS) 1am- Movie: "Once Upon a Scoundrel" (1973) 2:30am- CBS News Nightwatch till 6am WITV 7 (PBS/ETV) Charleston Sign-on 6am 6am- Carolina Journal 6:30am- Farm Day 6:45am- A.M. Weather 7am- Sesame Street (three straight episodes till 10am) 10am- Mister Rogers Neighborhood 10:30- Reading Rainbow 11am- Naturescene 11:30- World of Animals Noon- Movie (no title show) 1pm- World of Animals 1:30- And Then There Were 13 2pm- Basics 2:30- Country Garden 3pm- Kathy's Kitchen 3:30- Painting Southern Landscapes 4pm- Sesame Street

5pm- Mister Rogers Neighborhood 5:30- World of Animals 6pm- MacNeil-Lehrer News Hour 7pm- Nightly Business Report 7:30- Carolina Journal 8pm- National Geographic (historical profile of Jerusalem) 9pm- Remembering the Bomb (show on 40th anniversary of bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki) 10pm- Non-Fiction Television 11pm- Nightly Business Report 11:30- Carolina Journal Sign-off at midnight WTAT 24 (independent) Charleston, 24 hours 5am- Columbo 5:30- Cartoons 6am- Tom and Jerry 6:30- Voltron: Defender of the Universe 7am- Robotech 7:30- The Flintstones 8am- Superfriends 8:30- Inspector Gadget 9am- Jim and Tammy (Jim and Tammy Bakker) 10am- The 700 Club 11am- Richard Roberts (Oral Robert's son) Noon- Bewitched 12:30- Movie: "Born Innocent" (1974) 2:30- The Jetsons 3pm- Scooby Doo 3:30- Transformers 4pm- Challenge of the GoBots 4:30- G.I. Joe 5pm- ThunderCats 5:30- The Brady Bunch 6pm- Leave it to Beaver 6:30- Gilligan's Island 7pm- Hangin' In 7:30- Hogan's Heroes 8pm- Movie: "The Soldier" (1982) 10pm- Mission: Impossible 11pm- Carol Burnett Show 11:30pm- Bob Newhart Midnight- The Dick Van Dyke Show 12:30am- Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1am- Mannix

2am- Movie: "Larry" (1974) 4am- McCloud

11:30- Twilight Zone (CBS) Midnight- T.J. Hooker (CBS) 1am- Movie: "Once Upon a Scoundrel" (1973) 2:30am- CBS News Nightwatch till 6am pretty sure the Twilight Zone was local and not CBS and the movie was the CBS Late Movie on probably a delay of a week.

Retro: Toledo/Detroit/Cleveland/Fort Wayne Saturday August 4, 1984

Source: The Toledo Blade via Google News Archive plus partial assistance regarding CBC, WJBK, WTVS, and some other network programming from an entry of The Newfoundland Herald for the same date. Fort Wayne stations were on standard time year-round. Listings presented are in EDT. WJBK Channel 2 Detroit (CBS) 4:30: Movie Silver Star 5:45: Movie Savage Drums 7:00: Captain Kangaroo 8:00: Charlie Brown & Snoopy 8:30: Saturday Supercade 9:00: Dungeons & Dragons 10:00: Kidsworld 10:30: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 12:00: Stars of Tomorrow 12:30: Movie Love of Three Queens 2:00: Movie Three the Hard Way 4:00: Rat Patrol 4:30: PGA Golf: Danny Thomas Memphis Classic 6:00: TV2 Eyewitness News (time approximate) 6:30: J.P. McCarthy (CBS Evening News not carried by WJBK on Saturday nights) 7:00: Too Close for Comfort 7:30: PM Detroit Weekend 8:00: Movie Watership Down (Part 1) 9:00: Movie A Little Romance 11:15: TV2 Eyewitness News 11:45: NFL Preseason Football: Philadelphia Eagles @ Detroit Lions (Tape-Delay; Lions won 17-14) 2:45: Movie: Curse of the Undead (1959) (time approximate)

WKYC Channel 3 Cleveland (NBC) 8:00: Flintstone Funnies 8:30: Shirt Tales 9:00: Smurfs 10:30: Alvin & the Chipmunks 11:00: Mr. T 11:30: Spiderman 12:30: Thundarr 1:00: Friend or Foe (not the 2002 game show) 2:00: Major League Baseball: Chicago White Sox @ Milwaukee Brewers (White Sox won 7-3) 5:00: Music City U.S.A. (time approximate) 5:30: The Bob Newhart Show 6:00: News 6:30: NBC Nightly News 7:00: Feagler 7:30: Dance Fever 8:00: Diffrent Strokes 8:30: Silver Spoons 9:00: Bosom Buddies 9:30: Mamas Family 10:00: Boone 11:00: News 11:30: David Lettermans 2nd Anniversary WDIV Channel 4 Detroit (NBC) 8:00: Flintstone Funnies 8:30: Shirt Tales 9:00: Smurfs 10:30: Alvin & the Chipmunks 11:00: Mr. T 11:30: Americas Top Ten 12:00: Movie: Where the Spies Are (1966; David Niven) 2:00: Major League Baseball: Chicago White Sox @ Milwaukee Brewers 5:00: Martial Arts (time approximate) 5:30: All in the Family 6:00: News4 6:30: NBC Nightly News 7:00: Dance Fever 7:30: Music Machine 8:00: Diffrent Strokes 8:30: Silver Spoons 9:00: Bosom Buddies 9:30: Mamas Family 10:00: Boone

11:00: News4 Tonight 11:30: Movie: The Desert Fox (1951; James Mason, Jessica Tandy) 1:30: New York Hot Tracks WEWS Channel 5 Cleveland (ABC) 8:00: Monchhichis/Little Rascals/Richie Rich 9:00: Scooby-Doo & Scrappy-Doo 9:30: Pac-Man/Rubiks Cube/Menudo 10:30: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 6:30: ?? (time approximate) 7:00: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 12:00: News (time approximate) 12:30: Games of the XXIII Olympiad WLNS Channel 6 Lansing (CBS) 8:00: Charlie Brown & Snoopy 8:30: Saturday Supercade 9:30: Dungeons & Dragons 10:00: Tarzan 10:30: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 12:00: The Biskitts 12:30: Benji 1:00: Fat Albert 1:30: Film Festival 2:00: Wild Kingdom 2:30: Superchargers 3:00: Amateur Bowling 4:30: PGA Golf: Danny Thomas Memphis Classic 6:00: News (time approximate) 6:30: CBS Evening News 7:00: Hee Haw 8:00: Movie Watership Down (Part 1) 9:00: Movie A Little Romance 11:15: News 12:15: Movie: James Dean, the First American Teenager (1978) WXYZ Channel 7 Detroit (ABC) 8:00: Monchhichis/Little Rascals/Richie Rich 9:00: Scooby-Doo & Scrappy-Doo 9:30: Pac-Man/Rubiks Cube/Menudo 10:30: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 6:30: ?? (time approximate) 7:00: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 12:00: Action News (time approximate) 12:30: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 2:15: Movie: Crawlspace (1971) (time approximate)

WJKW (WJW) Channel 8 Cleveland (CBS) 8:00: Charlie Brown & Snoopy 8:30: Saturday Supercade 9:30: Dungeons & Dragons 10:00: Tarzan 11:00: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 12:00: Movie: Adios, Sabata (1971; Yul Brynner) 2:05: Movie: The Last Valley (1971; Michael Caine) 4:30: PGA Golf: Danny Thomas Memphis Classic 6:00: News (time approximate) 6:30: CBS Evening News 7:00: The Muppet Show 7:30: The Muppet Show 8:00: Movie Watership Down (Part 1) 9:00: Movie A Little Romance 11:15: News 11:45: Movie: The Sunshine Boys (1975; George Burns, Walter Matthau) 1:45: Movie: Lola (1971; Charles Bronson) CBET Channel 9 Windsor (CBC) 9:00: Sesame Street 10:00: Maja the Bee 10:30: Going Great 11:00: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 6:00: CBC News (time approximate) 6:30: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 11:00: CBC News (time approximate) 11:15: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 1:00: Wrestling (time approximate) 2:00: Chairman WILX Channel 10 Jackson, Michigan (NBC) 8:00: Flintstone Funnies 8:30: Shirt Tales 9:00: Smurfs 10:30: Alvin & the Chipmunks 11:00: Mr. T 11:30: Heckle and Jeckle 12:00: Comment 12:30: Spectrum 1:00: A Closer Look 1:30: This Week in Baseball 2:00: Major League Baseball: Chicago White Sox @ Milwaukee Brewers 5:00: Vega$ (time approximate) 6:00: News

6:30: NBC Nightly News 7:00: The Muppet Show 7:30: The Muppet Show 8:00: Diffrent Strokes 8:30: Silver Spoons 9:00: Bosom Buddies 9:30: Mamas Family 10:00: Boone 11:00: News 11:30: David Lettermans 2nd Anniversary WTOL Channel 11 Toledo (CBS) 8:00: Agricountry 8:30: Patches and Pockets 9:00: Space Coaster 9:30: Dungeons & Dragons 10:00: Tarzan 11:00: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 12:00: The Biskitts 12:30: Benji 1:00: Fat Albert 1:30: Film Festival 2:00: Dayton Airshow 3:00: Amateur Bowling 4:30: PGA Golf: Danny Thomas Memphis Classic 6:00: News (time approximate) 6:30: CBS Evening News 7:00: Hee Haw 8:00: Movie Watership Down (Part 1) 9:00: Movie A Little Romance 11:15: News 11:45: Movie: Apache Uprising (1966) 1:45: Love Connection WTVG Channel 13 Toledo (NBC) 8:00: Flintstone Funnies 8:30: Shirt Tales 9:00: Smurfs 10:30: Alvin & the Chipmunks 11:00: Mr. T 11:30: Spiderman 12:30: Thundarr 1:00: Friend or Foe (not the 2002 game show) 2:00: Major League Baseball: Chicago White Sox @ Milwaukee Brewers 5:00: Music City U.S.A. (time approximate) 5:30: The Bob Newhart Show

6:00: News 6:30: NBC Nightly News 7:00: Weekend Magazine 7:30: M*A*S*H 8:00: Diffrent Strokes 8:30: Silver Spoons 9:00: Bosom Buddies 9:30: Mamas Family 10:00: Boone 11:00: News 11:30: David Lettermans 2nd Anniversary 1:00: New York Hot Tracks WANE Channel 15 Fort Wayne (CBS) 8:00: Charlie Brown & Snoopy 8:30: Saturday Supercade 9:30: Dungeons & Dragons 10:00: Tarzan 11:00: Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 12:00: The Biskitts 12:30: Benji 1:00: Fat Albert 1:30: Film Festival 2:00: ?? 3:00: Amateur Bowling 4:30: PGA Golf: Danny Thomas Memphis Classic 6:00: Wild Kingdom (time approximate) 6:30: CBS Evening News 7:00: News 7:30: This is Your Life 8:00: Movie Watership Down (Part 1) 9:00: Movie A Little Romance 11:15: News 11:45: ?? 12:45: Movie: Nevada Smith (1966) WTBS (WPCH) Channel 17 Atlanta (Independent) 8:35: Movie: Springfield Rifle (1952; Gary Cooper) 10:35: Movie: The War Lover (1962) 12:45: Movie: The Wrecking Crew (1968) 3:05: Movie: The Violent Men (1955) 5:05: Fishing 5:35: Motorweek 6:05: Wrestling 7:05: Down to Earth 7:35: Major League Baseball: San Francisco Giants @ Atlanta Braves (Giants won 9-2)

10:00: This Week in Baseball (time approximate) 11:05: Night Tracks (all night Id say) WXON (WMYD) Channel 20 Detroit (Independent) 9:00: Greats of the Game 9:30: Starcade 10:00: Movie: Return of the Secret Rivals 12:00: Soul Train 1:00: The Man From Atlantis 2:00: Movie: Atragon (1964; Kenji Sawara) 3:30: Movie: The Alien Oro (Keir Dullea) 5:00: The Incredible Hulk 6:00: The Greatest American Hero 7:00: Switch 8:00: Movie: Jubal (1956; Glenn Ford) 10:00: Your Health 11:00: Movie: Infernal Street (1980) WPTA Channel 21 Fort Wayne (ABC) 8:00: Monchhichis/Little Rascals/Richie Rich (JIP) 9:00: Scooby-Doo & Scrappy-Doo 9:30: Pac-Man/Rubiks Cube/Menudo 10:30: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 6:30: ?? (time approximate) 7:00: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 12:00: News (time approximate) 12:30: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 2:00: Movie: Airport (1970; Dean Martin) (time approximate) WDHO (WNWO) Channel 24 Toledo (ABC) 8:00: Monchhichis/Little Rascals/Richie Rich (JIP) 9:00: Scooby-Doo & Scrappy-Doo 9:30: Pac-Man/Rubiks Cube/Menudo 10:30: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 6:30: At the Movies (time approximate) 7:00: Games of the XXIII Olympiad 12:00: News (time approximate) 12:30: Games of the XXIII Olympiad WGTE Channel 30 Toledo (PBS) 9:00: Sesame Street 10:00: Victory Garden 10:30: America Works 11:00: Motorweek 11:30: Matinee 1:00: Gardening

1:30: Under Sail 2:00: Great Chefs 2:30: Victory Garden 3:00: Vietnam: A Television History 4:00: Impeachment Hearings 5:00: Tony Brown 5:30: Watercolors 6:00: Leo Buscaglia 7:00: To Serve Them 8:00: National Geographic 9:00: Movie: The Hindenburg (1975) 11:00: Soundstage WKJG (WISE) Channel 33 Fort Wayne (NBC) 8:00: Flintstone Funnies 8:30: Shirt Tales 9:00: Smurfs 10:30: Alvin & the Chipmunks 11:00: Mr. T 11:30: Spiderman 12:30: Thundarr 1:00: NCAA Preview 1:30: This Week in Baseball 2:00: Major League Baseball: Los Angeles Dodgers @ Cincinnati Reds (Dodgers won 53 in 11 innings) 5:00: America Rocks (time approximate) 5:30: Dayton Airshow 6:30: NBC Nightly News 7:00: Country Music 7:30: Dance Fever 8:00: NFL Preseason Football: Indianapolis Colts @ Miami Dolphins (Dolphins won 243) 11:00: News (time approximate) 11:30: David Lettermans 2nd Anniversary WLIO Channel 35 Lima, Ohio (NBC) 8:00: Flintstone Funnies 8:30: Shirt Tales 9:00: Smurfs 10:30: Alvin & the Chipmunks 11:00: Mr. T 11:30: Spiderman 12:30: Thundarr 1:00: He-Man 1:30: Working With Wood 2:00: Major League Baseball: Los Angeles Dodgers @ Cincinnati Reds

5:00: WKRP in Cincinnati (time approximate) 5:30: Country 6:00: News 6:30: NBC Nightly News 7:00: Solid Gold Hits 8:00: Diffrent Strokes 8:30: Silver Spoons 9:00: Bosom Buddies 9:30: Mamas Family 10:00: Boone 11:00: News 11:30: David Lettermans 2nd Anniversary WUAB Channel 43 Cleveland (Independent) 9:00: Ernest Angley 10:00: Star Search 11:00: This Week in Baseball 11:30: The Jackson Five 12:00: Laughtoons 1:00: Movie: Flight to Mars (1952) 2:30: Movie: The Lions are Free (1969; Bill Travers) 4:00: Movie: Checkered Flag or Crash (1977) 6:00: Star Trek 7:00: Kung Fu 8:00: Major League Baseball: Cleveland Indians @ New York Yankees (Yankees won 85) 11:00: Country (time approximate) 11:30: Hee Haw 12:30: The Outer Limits 1:30: New York Hot Tracks WKBD Channel 50 Detroit (Independent) 9:00: Wrestling 10:00: Movie: Banjo Hackett: Roamin Free (1976; Don Meredith) 12:00: Movie: Tarzan and the Slave Girl (1950; Lex Barker) 1:30: Movie: Gamera, Super Monster (1980) 3:00: Battlestar Galactica 5:00: Dance Show 6:00: Star Trek 7:00: Solid Gold Hits 8:00: On Stage America: Connie Francis, Alabama, Tom Sullivan, Julius LaRosa 10:00: Fame 11:00: Lifestyles 12:00: The White Shadow 1:00: Movie: Fantastic Voyage (1966; Stephen Boyd; Raquel Welch)

WFFT Channel 55 Fort Wayne (Independent) 9:30: Movie: Ma and Pa Kettle at Home (1954) 11:00: Wonder Woman 12:00: Putting 12:30: Love, American Style 1:00: Wrestling 2:00: Movie: Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs (1966; Vincent Price) 4:00: Movie: Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine (1965; Vincent Price, Frankie Avalon) 6:00: The Greatest American Hero 7:00: Hee Haw 8:00: How the West was Won 10:00: Movie: Top Secret Affair (1957; Susan Hayward, Kirk Douglas) 12:00: Movie: Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943; Lon Chaney) 1:30: Movie: The Crimson Canary (1945; Noah Beery) WTVS Channel 56 Detroit (PBS) 4:00: Latenight America 5:00: Movie Bells of Rosarita 6:00: Movie Range Defenders 7:00: Sesame Street (x2) 9:00: Magic of Oil Painting 9:30: Pet Action Line 10:00: Victory Garden 10:30: This Old House 11:00: Sneak Previews 11:30: Training Dogs the Woodhouse Way 12:00: Last Chance Garage 12:30: Wine, What Pleasure 1:00: Square Foot Gardening 1:30: Great Chefs of New Orleans 2:00: Nova 3:00: National Geographic 4:00: Nature of Things 5:00: Perspective on Greatness 6:00: Enterprise 6:30: World War II GI Diary 7:00: Sneak Previews 7:30: Country Express 8:00: Austin City Limits 9:00: All Creatures Great & Small II 10:00: Spy 11:00: The Beat 12:00: Soundstage 1:00: Monty Pythons Flying Circus 1:30: Not the Nine OClock News

2:00: Sign-Off WBGU Channel 57 (Channel 27) Bowling Green, Ohio (PBS) 9:00: Computer Chronicles 9:30: Financial Enterprise 10:00: Do it Yourself 10:30: Under Sail 11:00: Gardening 11:30: Watercolors 12:00: Lap Quilting 12:30: Victory Garden 1:00: Louisiana Cookin 1:30: First Edition 2:00: Austin City Limits 3:00: Painting 3:30: Findlay Arts Fest 4:00: Soundstage 5:00: National Geographic 6:00: Matinee: Cowboy Commandos (1944; The Range Busters) 7:30: Jackie Gleason 8:00: Movie: The Perils of Pauline (1947; Betty Hutton, John Lund) 10:00: Leo Buscaglia 11:00: Monty Pythons Flying Circus 11:30: Austin City Limits WGPR (WWJ) Channel 62 Detroit (Independent) 11:00: Wayne County 11:30: Coaches Corner 12:00: Sports Legends 12:30: Ladies Bowling 1:30: Golfun 2:00: Radio Videos 2:30: The Scene 3:30: Hit City 4:00: America Rocks 4:30: Adventure 5:00: Middle East 6:00: Rejoice 7:00: Zion Temple 8:00: Bob Jones 8:30: W.V. Grant 9:00: River Night 9:30: Phantom Children 10:00: Arab Voice 1:00: Variety 2:00: Movie: Fantasies of a Sensuous Woman (1977)

BONUS! WGN Channel 9 Chicago (Independent) (Listed Central Time) 5:00: Sgt. Bilko 5:30: Dennis the Meance 6:00: Cartoons 6:15: Buyers Forum 6:30: The Three Stooges/Community Calendar 6:45: Cartoons 7:00: U.S. Farm Report 7:30: The World Tomorrow 8:00: Rex Humbard 8:30: Issues Unlimited 9:00: Charlando 9:30: In the Mix 10:00: Wild Kingdom 10:30: Kung Fu 11:30: Movie: The Broken Sabre (1964) 1:30: Hogans Heroes 2:00: Greatest Sports Legends 2:30: This Week in Baseball 3:00: Major League Baseball: Montreal Expos @ Chicago Cubs (Cubs won 4-1) 6:00: Fish (time approximate) 6:30: At the Movies 7:00: Movie: Farewell to the Planet of the Apes (1974; Roddy McDowall, Ron Harper) 9:00: WGN News 10:00: The Twilight Zone 10:30: Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 11:30: The Twilight Zone 12:30: Solid Gold 1:30: Independent Network News 2:00: From the Editors Desk 2:30: Movie: Fort Massacre (1958; Joel McCrea, Forrest Tucker) Source for WGN listings: The August 3, 1984 edition of the Bangor Daily News

RETRO: CHARLESTON, SC - 8/27/1998

Thursday, August 27, 1998 WCBD-TV NBC2 05:00AM News

05:30AM News 07:00AM Today 09:00AM Sally Jessy Raphael 10:00AM Leeza 11:00AM The Cosby Show 11:30AM Paid Programming 12:00PM Sunset Beach 01:00PM Days of Our Lives 02:00PM Another World 03:00PM Jerry Springer 04:00PM Oprah Winfrey 05:00PM News 05:30PM Cops 06:00PM News 06:30PM NBC News 07:00PM Wheel of Fortune 07:30PM Jeopardy! 08:00PM Friends 08:30PM Frasier 09:00PM Seinfeld 09:30PM Frasier 10:00PM ER 11:00PM News 11:35PM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:35AM Late Night with Conan O'Brien 01:35AM Later 02:05AM NBC News Nightside WCIV-TV ABC4 05:00AM News This Morning 06:00AM News 07:00AM Good Morning America 09:00AM Howie Mandel 10:00AM Real TV 10:30AM Hard Copy 11:00AM The View 12:00PM Creflo A. Dollar 12:30PM Port Charles 01:00PM All My Children 02:00PM One Life to Live 03:00PM General Hospital 04:00PM Forgive or Forget 05:00PM Rosie O'Donnell 06:00PM News 06:30PM ABC News 07:00PM Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

07:30PM Living Single 08:00PM World's Deadliest Sea Creatures 09:00PM ABC News Summer Thursday 10:00PM Nightline in Primetime 11:00PM News 11:35PM Nightline 12:05AM Politically Incorrect 12:35AM EXTRA 01:05AM Roseanne 01:35AM Real TV 02:05AM Jenny Jones 03:05AM ABC World News Now WCSC-TV CBS5 05:00AM This Morning's Business 05:30AM News 06:00AM News 07:00AM This Morning 09:00AM Matlock 10:00AM Maury 11:00AM The Price is Right 12:00PM News 12:30PM Young & the Restless 01:30PM Bold & the Beautiful 02:00PM As the World Turns 03:00PM Guiding Light 04:00PM Montel Williams 05:00PM News 05:30PM Andy Griffith 06:00PM News 07:00PM CBS News 07:30PM Seinfeld 08:00PM NFL Preseason Football: Dallas Cowboys at Jacksonville Jaguars 11:00PM News 11:30PM Late Show with David Letterman 12:30AM Frasier 01:00AM Paid Programming 01:30AM Late Late Show with Tom Snyder 02:30AM Paid Programming 03:00AM Access Hollywood 03:30AM Gayle King 04:00AM Martha Stewart Living 04:30AM Up to the Minute WTAT-TV FOX24 05:30AM Three's Company

06:00AM Quack Pack 06:30AM 101 Dalmatians 07:00AM BeetleBorgs Metallix 07:30AM Life with Louie 08:00AM DuckTales 08:30AM Wacky World of Tex Avery 09:00AM Regis & Kathie Lee 10:00AM Judge Judy 10:30AM Judge Judy 11:00AM Judge Mills Lane 11:30AM Judge Mills Lane 12:00PM 700 Club 01:00PM Paid Programming 01:30PM Grace Under Fire 02:00PM Paid Programming 02:30PM Mummies Alive! 03:00PM Cartoon Cabana 04:00PM Spider-Man 04:30PM Power Rangers in Space 05:00PM Grace Under Fire 05:30PM The Simpsons 06:00PM Home Improvement 06:30PM Mad About You 07:00PM The Simpsons 07:30PM Martin 08:00PM World's Wildest Police Videos 09:00PM Fox Files 10:00PM News 10:30PM Martin 11:00PM Vibe 12:00AM Married...with Children 12;30AM Star Trek 01:30AM MOVIE: Popeye 03:30AM MOVIE: Where the Heart Is WMMP-TV UPN36 05:30AM First Business 06:00AM Shepherd's Chapel 07:00AM X-Men 07:30AM Marvel Superheroes 08:00AM Extreme Dinosaurs 08:30AM Extreme Ghostbusters 09:00AM Sonic the Hedgehog 09:30AM Kenneth Copeland 10:00AM Step by Step 10:30AM Pictionary

11:00AM Ricki Lake 12:00PM Newlywed Game 12:30PM Dating Game 01:00PM Lowcountry Living 01:30PM Rebecca's Garden 02:00PM Popular Mechanics for Kids 02:30PM Mr. Men 03:00PM The Mask 03:30PM Peer Pressure 04:00PM Doogie Howser, M.D. 04:30PM Family Matters 05:00PM Ricki Lake 06:00PM Boy Meets World 06:30PM Hangin' with Mr. Cooper 07:00PM Good Times 07:30PM Good Times 08:00PM MOVIE: Hope 10:00PM The Magic Hour 11:00PM Video Jamz 12:00AM LAPD: Life on the Beat 12:30AM Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 01:00AM Strange Universe 01:30AM Coach 02:00AM Coach 02:30AM Step by Step 03:00AM MOVIE: Running Wild

Retro: Michigan Sat, Aug 2, 1975

from TV Guide-Michigan State edition Detroit/Windsor 2 WJBK-CBS 4 WWJ-NBC 7 WXYZ-ABC 9 CKLW-CBC 50 WKBD-Ind (this edition didn't carry WXON 20 or WTVS 56) Grand Rapids/Kalamazoo/Battle Creek 3 WKZO-CBS 8 WOTV-NBC 13 WZZM-ABC 35 WGVC-PBS 41 WUHQ-ABC

Cheboygan 4* WTOM-NBC Flint/Saginaw/Bay City 5 WNEM-NBC 12 WJRT-ABC 19 WUCM-PBS 25 WEYI-CBS Lansing/Jackson 6 WJIM-CBS 10 WILX-NBC 23 WKAR-PBS Traverse City/Cadillac 7* WPBN-NBC 9* WWTV-CBS 29 WGTU-ABC Mount Pleasant 14 WCMU-PBS Morning 5:55 2 News 6:00 2 Across the Fence 6:30 2-6 Summer Semester "The Web of Population, Inflation, Energy, and Employment" 12 Navy Presents 6:40 7 News 6:55 4 News 7:00 2 Bailey's Comets 3 U of M Presents 4 Country Living "Community Tree Program" 5 Cartoon Carnival 6 Vibrations

7 Old Time Comedies "Stage Hand" 8-25 Agriculture USA 9 Cartoon Playhouse 10 Lucy Show 12 Big Blue Marble 13 Audubon Wildlife Theatre 7:30 2 US of Archie 4 Oopsy! the Clown 5 Mr. Magoo 6 Panorama 7 Hot Dog (topics: paper money, baseball bats, commercial egg farming) 8 Cartoon Carnival 9 Uncle Bobby (from CFTO Toronto, whose owners co-owned CKLW with the CBC) 10 Jabberwocky 12 Lidsville 13 Cartoons 25 Yogi & Friends 50 Insight 7:45 14 Davey & Goliath 8:00 2-3-6-9*-25 My Favorite Martians 5-8-10 Addams Family (animated) 7-12-13-29-41 Yogi's Gang 9 Forest Rangers 14-35 Villa Alegre 50 Jabberwocky 8:30 2-3-6-9*-25 Speed Buggy 4-5-8-10 Wheelie 4*-7* Accent Agriculture 7-12-13-29-41 Bugs Bunny 9 Forest Rangers 14-35 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 50 Big Blue Marble 9:00 2-3-6-9*-25 Jeannie 4-4*-5-7*-8-10 Emergency Plus 4 7-12-13-29-41 Hong Kong Phooey 9 Forest Rangers

14-19-35 Sesame Street 50 Friends of Man (look at thoroughbred race horses) 9:30 2-3-6-9*-25 Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm 4-4*-5-7*-8-10 Run, Joe, Run 7-12-13-29-41 Adventures of Gilligan 9 Tarzan 50 Movie "Thundering Jets" (bw) 10:00 2-3-6-9*-25 Scooby-Doo, Where are You? 4-4*-5-7*-8-10 Land of the Lost 7-12-13-29-41 Devlin 14-19-35 Electric Company 10:30 2-3-9*-25 Shazam! 4-4*-5-7*-8-10 Sigmund & the Sea Monsters 6 Flintstones 7-12-13-29-41 Lassie's Rescue Rangers 9 People of Our Time "Let Us Be True to One Another" (psychiatrist Vivian M. Rakoff shares thoughts on loneliness) 14-19 Carrascolendas 35 Big Blue Marble 11:00 2-3-6-9*-25 Valley of the Dinosaurs 4-4*-5-7*-8-10 Pink Panther 7-12-13-29-41 Super Friends 9 Flying Nun 14-19-35 Sesame Street 50 Wrestling 11:30 2-3-6-9*-25 Hudson Brothers 4-4*-5-7*-8-10 Star Trek (animated) 9 Carol Mann Celebrity Challenge (guest David Wayne) Afternoon noon 2-3-6-9*-25 Harlem Globetrotters 4-4*-5-7*-8-10 Jetsons 7-12-13-29-41 These are the Days 9 Frank De Angelis 14-19 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

35 Instructional Programs 50 Movie "The Brain from Planet Arous" (bw) 12:30 2-3-6-9*-25 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids 4 Kiplinger Report 4*-5-7*-8-10 Go! 7-13-29-41 American Bandstand (guests the Spinners, and Johnny Rivers) 9 Music to See (pianist Monica Gaylord) 12 Time to Build 14-19 Villa Alegre 12:45 4 Champions 1:00 2-3-6-9*-25 CBS Children's Film Festival "Strange Holiday" (a 1969 Aussie import) 4*-7* Addams Family (animated) 5-10 Speaking with Your Hands 8 Soul Train 9 Greatest Sports Legends (Rodger Ward) 12 Open Door 14-19 Sesame Street 1:30 4-*-7* Wheelie 5 Petticoat Junction 7 Lone Ranger 9 Country Canada 10 NFL Action '75 12 World of Survival (how zebras find water in South West Africa) 13 Daniel Boone 29 Korg: 70,000 BC 41 Movie "The Brain That Wouldn't Die" (bw) 50 Movie "American Guerilla in the Philippines" 1:45 4 Baseball Warm-Up 2:00 2 Movie "It Came from Outer Space" 3-4-5-6-9* Baseball: Detroit-Boston 4*-7*-8-10 Baseball Warm-Up 7 Wanted Dead or Alive (bw) 9 Saturday Sports (International Gymnastics and International Judo from Montreal, Canadian Olympic Regatta from Kingston)

12 Friends of Man (greyhounds) 14-19 Electric Company 23 From Campus to Community 25 Carol Mann Celebrity Golf (guest Art James) 29 Make a Wish 2:15 4*-7*-8-10 Baseball: NY Mets-Pittsburgh (alt game: St. Louis-Chicago Cubs) 2:30 7 NFL Action 12 Untamed World 13 UFO 14 Carrascolendas 19 Mulligan Stew 23 Boarding House 25 Celebrity Tennis (Beau & Lloyd Bridges v Richard Roundtree/Eric Braeden) 29 Movie "Each Dawn I Die" (bw) 3:00 7 Water World 12 Garner Ted Armstrong 14 Man Builds, Man Destroys 19 Speaking Freely 23 Romagnolis' Table 25 Champions (World Series of Martial Arts Heavyweight Championships) 41 Greatest Sports Legends 3:30 7 Animal World 12 My Friend Flicka 13 NFL Championship Games 14 Interface 23 Lilias, Yoga & You 41 Celebrity Bowling 4:00 2 Jerry Visits (guest Dyan Cannon) 7-12-13-29-41 NFL Hall of Fame Game: Washington-Cincinnati 9 Room 222 14 Sports Rap 19 Consumer Experience 23 Carrascolendas 25 NFL Championship Games (1973 NFC championship: Minnesota v Dallas) 50 Movie "The Marauders"

4:30 2-3-6-9* CBS Sports Spectacular (World Swimming Championships) 4 TBA 5 It Takes a Thief 9 Red Fisher 14 The Way It Was 19 Film 23 Off the Record 25 NFL Championship Games (AFC, 1973: Miami v Oakland) 5:00 4-5-8-10 Westchester Classic golf 4*-7* Real McCoys (bw) 9 Reach for the Top 14 Life of Leonardo da Vinci 19 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 23 Washington Week in Review 5:30 4*-7* Celebrity Tennis: Barbara Anderson/Dan Rowan v Sarah Miles/John Beradino 5 Buck Owens (guest Tony Booth and Susan Raye) 9 Out & About 19 Electric Company 23 Wall Street Week 35 Making It Count Evening 6:00 2-4-5-9-9* News 3 Michigan Report 4*-7* Wrestling 6 Good Times 8 Movie "Stagecoach" 10-25 Flipper 14 Washington Week in Review 19-35 Sesame Street 23 Music from Michigan State 50 Star Trek 6:30 3-6-9* CBS Evening News 4-10 NBC Nightly News 5 Hee Haw (guests Brenda Lee, Chet Atkins, and Johnny Carver) 9 My Partner the Ghost 14 Black Perspective on the News 23 Jean Shepherd's America

25 Gomer Pyle, USMC 7:00 2 CBS Evening News 3-9*-25-50 Lawrence Welk (big-band music) 4 Profiles in Black (interviews with Woody King and Ron Trice) 4*-7* Call of the West 6-13 Hee Haw (see 6:30pm, 5) 7 ABC Evening News 10 Call It Macaroni 12 Bonanza 14-35 Firing Line (ACLU rep Morton Halperin proposes laws that would make it illegal to withhold info about possible criminal activity by Government agencies) 19 Ways People Play 23 Soundstage 29 Six Million Dollar Man 41 Wrestling 7:30 2 $25,000 Pyramid 4 Masquerade Party 4*-7* American Life Style (visiting both of Sam Houston's homes in Huntsville, TX) 5 New Candid Camera 7 Treasure Hunt 9 Police Surgeon 10 Gilligan's Island 19 The Way It Was 8:00 2-3-6-9*-25 All in the Family 4-4*-5-7*-8-10 Emergency! 7-12-13-29-41 Keep on Truckin' (finale) 9 Baseball: Philadelphia-Montreal 14 Upstage 19-35 Philadelphia Folk Festival (guests Arlo Guthrie, Bruce Cockburn, the Buffalo Gals, Martin Carthy, and Patrick Sky) 23 Little Women (pt 4) "The Scarlet Fever" 50 That Good Ole Nashville Music (guests Don Gibson, Larry Gatlin, and Scotti Carson) 8:30 2-3-6-9*-25 Jeffersons 14 Jean Shepherd's America 23 Charles Ives-An American Original 50 Night Gallery "Lindemann's Catch" 9:00

2-3-6-9*-25 Mary Tyler Moore 4-4*-5-7*-8-10 Movie "Goodbye Again" (bw) 7-12-13-29-41 Movie "Money from Home" 14-35 Charles Ives-An American Original 19 Evening at Pops (Chet Atkins, in a rerun from 1972) 50 Perry Mason (bw) 9:30 2-3-6-9*-25 Bob Newhart 23 Ferril, Etc. (Denver's Third Eye Theatre dramatize the works of local poet-essayistcolumnist Thomas Hornsby Ferril) 10:00 2-3-6-9*-25 Moses the Lawgiver 14 Ferril, Etc. 19-35 Monty Python's Flying Circus 23 Theater in America "June Moon" 50 Lou Gordon (discussing a proposed utility rate increase/archaeologist Christopher Janus) 10:30 14 Boarding House (guests the Pointer Sisters) 19-35 Jean Shepherd's America "Alaska, It Just Isn't Like Cleveland" 11:00 2-3-6-7-9*-12-13 News 9 CBC News 14 Philadelphia Folk Festival (see 8pm, 19/35) 19 Soundstage (Pointer Sisters) 25 Movie "Step Down to Terror" (bw) 29 ABC News 41 Movie: TBA 11:15 7-12 ABC News 9 A Look Back 29 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert (guests Roy Wood's Wizzard, Redbone, and the Atlanta Rhythm Section) 11:20 4-4*-5-7*-8 News 10 Movie "Nightmare in Chicago" 11:30 2 Movie "Catch as Catch Can" 3 Movie "The Proud and the Profane"

6 Movie "The Mad Room" 7 Movie "Rio Conchos" 9 Movie "Snake People" 9* Movie "The L-Shaped Room" (bw) 12 Movie "The Story on Page One" (bw) 13 Movie "Crest of the Wave" (bw) 23 Caught in the Act 50 Movie "The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism" 11:35 4*-7* Night Dreams (premiere with guests 10 CC, the Spinners, B.J. Thomas, Black Oak Arkansas, and Tanya Tucker) 11:50 4 Tonight Show (guests Sammy Davis Jr., Jack Cassidy, Steve Martin, and marriage counsellor Calfred Broderick) 5 Movie "Stranger on the Run" 8 Movie "Rapture" (bw) Late Night 12:30 41 ABC News 1:00 3 Movie "Seven Against the Sun" 13 ABC News 1:20 4 News 5 Movie "Branded" 1:30 2 Movie "Stolen Face" (bw) 7 Movie "Thunder in the East" (bw) 10 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert (guests Linda Ronstadt, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, John Hartford, and Steve Martin) 3:00 2 News 3:30 7 Soundings "Drama: Deserve It" 4:00 7 News

2:00 3-4-5-6-9* Baseball: Detroit-Boston 4:30 5 It Takes a Thief 5:00 4-5-8-10 Westchester Classic golf 5:30 5 Buck Owens (guest Tony Booth and Susan Raye) I take that "It Takes a Thief" was JIP'd, but I find it just as funny that 5 would bail out of golf for Buck Owens -- maybe "Thief" was seen in its entirety after baseball and golf was not seen at all? Thief was shown in its entirety, the golf got punted to ch 25 in the Flint market.

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Thur. October 12th, 1995

Source: TV Guide, Western Washington Edition 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 6 CHEK Victoria [CTV] 7 KIRO Seattle [UPN] 8 CHAN Vancouver [CTV] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 10 CKVU Vancouver [IND] 11 KSTW Tacoma [CBS] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [Fox] 15 KCKA Centralia [PBS] 22 KTZZ Seattle [WB] 28 KBTC Tacoma [PBS] 5AM 4 5 News 7 This Morning's Business 9 MacNeil, Lehrer 11 Night Court 13 Infomercial

22 Ag Day 5:30 7 News 8 Kenneth Copeland 11 CBS News-Robelot/Roberts 12 This is Your Day 13 Headline News 22 First Business 6AM 5 11 News 6 Body Moves 8 Sharon, Lois & Bram 9 Sesame Street 10 U Sports Page 12 Headline News 13 Flintstones 15 28 Dealing With Diversity 22 News-Japanese 6:30 6 8 Canada A.M. 10 Kitty Cats 12 News 13 Blinky Bill 22 Mutant League 7AM 2 CBC Morning News 4 Good Morning America Scheduled: A segment featuring Nashville's Grand Ole Opry. 5 Today Scheduled: Judy Collins. 7 7 Live 9 Lamb Chop's Play-Along! 10 Care Bears 11 This Morning Scheduled: Angela Bassett ["Strange Days"]; actress Lisa Hartman Black. 12 Bonkers 13 Mighty Max 15 28 Mister Rogers 22 Animaniacs 7:30 9 Shining Time Station

10 That's Warner Brothers! 12 Gargoyles 13 V.R. Troopers 15 28 Barney & Friends 22 Highlander: The Animated Series 8AM 9 Barney & Friends 10 Animaniacs 12 Aladdin 13 Bobby's World 15 28 Sesame Street 22 That's Warner Bros. 8:30 9 Mister Rogers 10 Sailor Moon 12 Goof Troop 13 Littlest Pet Shop 22 Garfield & Friends 9AM 2 What on Earth 4 8 Regis & Kathie Lee Scheduled: CeCe Winans; Jan Hooks. 5 George & Alana Scheduled: Matthew Perry of "Friends." 6 Body Moves 7 Maury Povich Scheduled topic: unusual news stories. 9 Sesame Street 10 100 Huntley Street 11 Infomercials 12 Wonder Years 13 Fox Cubhouse 15 28 Sit and Be Fit 22 Sailor Moon 9:30 2 CBC Playground 6 Movie Show 12 I Love Lucy 13 Bananas in Pajamas 15 28 Ciao Italia 22 Field Trip

10AM 2 Theodore Tugboat 4 Mike & Maty Scheduled: Fashion designer Oleg Cassini; actress Lisa Hartman Black. 5 Another World 6 11 Price is Right 7 Danny! 8 Jane Hawtin Live! 9 G.E.D. 10 It's A New Day 12 George & Alana 13 Gabrielle Scheduled topic: hypochondria. 15 28 Oil Painting 22 Infomercials 10:15 2 Fred Penner's Place 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 15 28 Painting with Pastels 11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Court TV: America's Courts 5 Days of Our Lives 6 Jenny Jones 7 Montel Williams Scheduled topic: daughters who disapprove of their mothers' social lives. 8 Movie Show 10 Acting Crazy [game show filmed at channel 10] 11 Bold and the Beautiful 12 Gabrielle See 10am, Ch. 13. 13 In the Heat of the Night 15 28 Puzzle Place 22 Rolonda Scheduled program topic: learning that a mate has been deceitful. 11:30 4 Loving 8 Funniest Home Videos 10 Money Court 11 Roseanne 15 28 Reading Rainbow

Noon 2 4 All My Children 5 6 7 News 8 Ricki Lake 10 Babar 11 Murphy Brown 12 Baywatch 13 Matlock 15 28 Sesame Street 22 Mark Walberg Scheduled program topic: people who refuse to practice safe sex. 12:30 5 Evening Magazine 10 Tell-A-Tale-Town 11 Golden Girls 1PM 2 Midday 4 One Life to Live 5 The Other Side Scheduled: Claims about the medical benefits of laughter. Host: Dana Fleming. 6 CHEK Around 7 Carnie Scheduled topic: martial infidelity. 8 Homestyle Scheduled topics: making your own gift baskets; shopping for mirrors. 10 Entertainment Desk 11 As The World Turns 12 Maury Povich See 9AM, Ch 7. 13 Movie "Namu, The Killer Whale." [1966] Semidocumentary about a naturalist who captured and trained a killer whale. Robert Lansing. 15 28 Big Comfy Couch 22 Charles Perez Scheduled: makeovers. 1:30 6 Dini Petty 8 Bold & The Beautiful 10 Danger Bay 15 28 Shining Time Station 2PM

2 One Life to Live 4 10 General Hospital 5 Leeza 7 Tempestt Scheduled: Guests confront friends who arranged bad dates for them. 8 Another World 9 Sesame Street 11 Guiding Light 12 Hard Copy 15 28 American Cinema 22 Doogie Howser M.D. 2:30 6 Homestyle See 1PM. 12 Merrie Melodies 22 Dinosaurs 3PM 2 Spilled Milk 4 Northwest Afternoon Scheduled: A discussion of the popularity of red hair. 5 10 Phil Donahue Scheduled topic: long-lasting marriages. 6 Another World 7 8 Ricki Lake Scheduled program topic: secret crushes. 9 Barney & Friends 11 Young & The Restless 12 V.R. Troopers 13 Taz-Mania 15 28 Inspiration of Painting 22 Goof Troop 3:30 2 Urban Peasant 9 Puzzle Place 12 Saved By The Bell 13 X-Men 15 28 Cooking at the Academy 22 Bonkers 4PM 2 The Odyssey 4 Funniest Home Videos 5 8 Oprah Winfrey

6 Bold & The Beautiful 7 Jenny Jones 9 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 10 Days of Our Lives 11 Day and Date 12 California Dreams A transfer student [Jay Anthony Franke] impresses Matt with his lyrics for the band. 13 Batman & Robin 15 28 Wishbone Separated from a beloved beagle, Wishbone imagines himself in Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet." 22 Aladdin 4:30 2 Family Matters Carl is reluctant to challenge his boss [Sherman Hemsley] for cheating during a round of golf. 4 Inside Edition 6 David Letterman Bruce Willis; music group Boyz II Men; director Garry Marshall. 9 Wishbone See 4PM, Ch. 28. 12 Dinosaurs Weysayso insists Roy replace Earl as the father of the Sinclairs, who are selected as the Wesayso spokesfamily. 13 Power Rangers Zedd plots to kidnap Bookala, a tiny, energy-producing alien capable of providing enough power to make his creature Serpenterra invincible. 15 28 Carmen Sandiego 22 Gargoyles 5PM 2 Simpsons Bart takes his dog to school, which gets Principal Skinner fired, which in turn leaves Bart missing his archnemesis. 4 5 7 8 11 News 9 Mister Rogers 10 Young and the Restless 12 Full House When Jesse [John Stamos] moves out, the hosue is less than full by one, which is more than Michelle, or Jesse, can bear. 13 Gilligan's Island The castaways try to salvage the cargo from a submerged vessel. 15 28 ITN World News 22 Family Matters Urkel sets an example of forgiveness after getting harassed by a gang of ruffians at

school; and a police-action bargain overshadows Carl's good judgement. 5:30 2 Fresh Prince Ashley secretly abandons her private-school education for the "real world" of public education, thanks to inspiration from Will. 6 News 8 Canada Tonight 9 Nightly Business Report Commentator: Charles Schultze. 12 22 Blossom Nick discovers that Blossom [Mayim Bialik] has bolted with Vinnie [David Lascher], and she is convinced that Nick might be worried. 13 M*A*S*H A famous general [James Gregory] dies in action, but not the kind of action that looks good on a war record. 15 28 European Journal 6PM 2 6 7 8 10 News 4 ABC News 5 NBC News 9 MacNeil, Lehrer 11 CBS News 12 Home Improvement 13 A Current Affair 15 28 EastEnders 22 Step by Step As assistant manager of the 50's Cafe, Dana runs the ship like Cat. Queeg-and drives the help to mutiny. 6:30 4 5 News 7 Hard Copy 11 Cheers 12 Roseanne 13 America's Most Wanted: Final Justice 15 28 This Old House 7PM 2 Health Show The third-season opener focuses on ways to improve the chances of survival after a heart attack. Stephen Hunter is the host. 4 8 Wheel of Fortune 5 Evening Magazine 6 Inside Edition

7 10 Entertainment Tonight 9 Bill Nye The Science Guy Former "Cheers" know-it-all John Ratzenberger [which a month later would be the voice of Hamm in Toy Story] and Robin Leach ["Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous"] dig up dirt on dinosaurs. 11 Married...With Children Peg and Marcy tag along on Al's fishing trip, while the kids help Jefferson [Ted McGinley] spend Marcy's money. 12 Seinfeld Elaine's prank leads a college reporter [Paula Marshall] to believe Jerry and George are a gay couple. 13 Home Improvement Part 1 of two. Tim [Tim Allen] reviews old "Tool Time" tapes when an upset stomach keeps him up. Bob Vila appears in the flashbacks, along with space-shuttle astronauts. 15 28 In The Mix 22 Baywatch The death of Mitch's uncle leads Mitch and the gang to Northern California, where they become involved in a hunt for buried treasure; Baywatch holds lifeguard tryouts. 7:30 2 Man Alive Michael McIvor hosts the 29th-season opener, which uses psychological profiles to investigate why some people are lucky. 4 8 Jeopardy! 5 American Journal 6 11 EXTRA! 7 Seinfeld There's something about Elaine's shoes that leads to the stalling of George and Jerry's TV pilot, until Elaine gives it a kick. 9 Mulberry 10 13 The Simpsons Adam West and Linda Ronstadt have cameos as Homer and Barney become competitors in the snow-plowing business. 12 Murphy Brown Murphy feels guilty about leaving her son when she gets an assignment in Paris. 15 28 Japan Today 8PM 2 Nature of Things The wildlife program returns for its 36th season with a look at the great blue heron. 4 6 Charlie Grace When fashion designer Castelli [Rod Arrants] is found with his scarf tied too tightly at the neck [a fatal fashion no-no], Charlie is hired by the man's daughter-whom Det. Potts wants to fit for a pair of cuffs. 5 10 Friends Phoebe's secret husband [Steve Zahn] shows up. Meanwhile, Rachel tries to divert Ross

[David Schwimmer] from having sex with Julie [Lauren Tom]. 7 Movie "Blue Collar." [1978] Writer-director Paul Schrader's violent tale of union corruption in a Detroit auto factory. 9 Discover America: The Western States A tour of Yellowstone National Park, the first national park in the United States, known for its active geysers, canyons, waterfalls and hot springs. Also: a look at the area's wildlife. 11 Murder, She Wrote Research for a novel takes Jessica to New Orleans, where she finds herself caught up in a rash of eerie voodoo killings and rumors of a turf war over control of the city's supper clubs. 12 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Kai Winn [Louise Fletcher] asks Kira to prevail upon a former resistance leader [Duncan Regehr] to return equipment he has stolen from the Bajoran government. Kira: Nana Visitor. 13 Living Single Two uncanny catastrophes with woodwork render handyman Overton [John Henton] handy no more. So he hangs up his tool belt and tools off to the local pub to render services-as a bartender. Rob: Tom Silardi. 15 28 Nova A look at the work of linguists and other scientists "In Search of the First Langauge," from which all modern ones descend. Included: efforts to preserve a rapidly disappearing Native American langauge; the mystery of the indecipherable Basque tongue. 22 Gordon Elliott Scheduled: makeovers inspired by "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar." 8:30 5 10 Single Guy Baby-sitting Matt and Janeane's son proves to be a noisy and tiring adventure for Jonathan [Jonathan Silverman], until he discovers that eight-month-old Sebastian is a "chick magnet." Meanwhile, Trudy [Ming Na-Wen] kitty-sits for her boss. 13 The Crew Maggie [Kristen Bauer] asks Jess to help pay for an operation for her ailing cat; Capt. Parker [Lane Davies] sulks after a tiff with his copilot; Paul fears he's going bald. 9PM 2 North of 60 In the fourth-season opener, Sarah [Tracey Cook] has a baby, while Michelle tries to deal with the disappearance of her daughter. Meanwhile, the town of Lynx River is caught in a bitter battle over land claims. 4 6 Monroes Trial lawyer Greer [Cecil Hoffmann] takes on a high-profile case that could advance her career but get other people killed; Gabriel volunteers to work on Billy's campaign. Meanwhile, following the shuttle flight, the Monroes rub elbows with the President and

the First Lady-and John yearns to have a song occupy the White House. 5 Seinfeld George's involuntary winking is misinterpreted by others and, in a peculiar twist, leads Kramer to seek a favoer from Yankee Paul O'Neill; Jerry tries to hide his distaste for meat from Elaine's cousin Holly [Stacey Travis]. 9 Mystery! In Part 2 of "Gallowglass," Sandor [Paul Rhys] uses his wiles to lure Joe's sister Tilly [Claire Hackett] into the kidnapping scheme, while Joe [Michael Sheen] continues to endure Sandor's erratic behavior. Meanwhile, Nina's chauffeur [John McArdle] makes a confession. 11 New York News Reilly [Gregory Harrison] investigates dirty cops assigned to a plainclothes anti-crime unit; Angela [Melina Kanakaredes] goes undercover as a 911 operator; Ellie [Kelli Williams] takes to the streets for an article about a homeless scam artist. 12 Movie "Trading Hearts." [1988] Tepid romance between a former ballplayer [Raul Julia] and a supper-club entertainer [Beverly D'Angelo]. 13 New York Undercover After a student is killed, Williams and Torres [Malik Yoba, Michael DeLorenzo] pose as a substitute history teacher and a janitor at the high school where the crime occured. 15 28 American Promise Segments focus on the founders of a progressive credit union in Brooklyn; and women who run small businesses in Chicago, while supporting each other's endeavors. 22 Mark Walberg Scheduled program topic: people who refuse to practice safe sex. 9:30 5 10 Caroline in the City Richard and Del [Malcolm Gets, Eric Lutes] bend over backwards to help an injured Caroline complete her work. But things go from bad to worse when medication dulls her pain-and her mind. 10PM 2 National 4 10 Murder One 5 6 8 ER 7 News 9 Poldark Rowella's husband Arthur [Stephen Reynolds] learns of the Rev. Osborne Whitworth's Thursday-night visits. 11 48 Hours Bombs are the focus of an hour that considers "how close to home the threat from bombs can be," says senior producer Lyne Bowens. The report includes a segment on homemade devices; a piece on airport security; and a look at a bomb squad. Also addressed, says Bowens, is "what the Government has learned since the Oklahoma City bombing." 13 Star Trek: TNG

While the Away Team investigates an ancient warship, the Enterprise is bombarded by deadly waves of radiation and crippled by a sudden power loss. 15 28 EastEnders 22 Richard Bey 10:30 15 28 ITN World News 11PM 2 4 5 7 11 News 6 8 CTV News 9 Butterflies Ria [Wendy Craig] is once again drawn to Leonard, who has returned from an extended visit to America. 10 U Sports Page 12 Seinfeld George gets more than he bargained for-at a bargain price-when he visits a holistic healer [Stephen Tobolowsky] suggested by Kramer [Michael Richards]. 13 M*A*S*H The war rudely intrudes on Frank's hernia operation. 15 28 NOVA See 8PM. 22 Rescue 911 11:30 2 Cinema Canada "Leolo." A young boy's bizarre fantasies are a distraction from everyday life in a dreary Montreal slum. 6 8 News 9 Yes, Minister Hacker [Paul Eddington] is disturbed by Sir Humphrey's evasiveness about a departmental construction project. 10 23:30 12 Baywatch A secret-service agent [Randolph Mantooth] helps Mitch and Garner patrol the crowds at a rock concert and a political rally-unaware of an intricate assassination plot. 13 Cops In Tucson, Ariz., Off. Terri O'Rourke helps a shooting victim look for suspects; Off. Gary Lynch rescues a baby from a threatening dad. 22 Gordon Elliott 11:35 4 Nightline 5 Jay Leno Scheduled: John Travolta, singer Jimmy Buffett. 7 Highway Patrol

A drug bust in Albany, N.Y. 11 David Letterman Sharon Stone; comedienne Margaret Cho; musicians Carole King and Slash. Midnight 9 Great Railway Journeys 10 Stephanie Miller 13 LAPD 15 28 American Promise Segments focus on the founders of a progressive credit union in Brooklyn; and women who run small businesses in Chicago, while supporting each other's endeavors. 12:05 4 Stephanie Miller 6 Northern Exposure 7 Sally Jessy Raphael Scheduled program topic: men who want their mates to dress more suggestively. 8 Jay Leno See 11:35PM, Ch 5. 12:30 12 Infomercial 13 Rush Limbaugh 22 Top Cops 12:35 5 Conan O'Brien Scheduled: Singer PJ Harvey. 11 Jerry Springer 1AM 9 Mystery! 10 Danny! 12 Highway Patrol [Stories] 13 Northern Exposure 15 28 EastEnders 22 Top Cops 1:05 4 Geraldo Scheduled topic: the O.J. Simpson case. 7 Lauren Hutton And... Scheduled: Latin bandleader Tito Puente. 8 Cheerse 1:30

7 Infomercials 12 Movie "Head Office." [1986] Big-business satire capitalizing on corporate misdeeds at a huge conglomerate. Eddie Albert. 15 28 ITN World News 22 Rescue 911 1:35 5 Greg Kinnear 6 American Journal 8 Coach 11 Tom Snyder Scheduled: Suzanne Somers. 1:40 2 Movie "Frontier Gal." [1945] Wanderer Rod Cameron returns after six years and a one-night honeymoon to make amends with his unwilling bride [Yvonne DeCarlo] and 5-year-old daughter [Beverly Simmons]. 2AM 9 Language of Life with Bill Moyers 10 Who's The Boss? 13 Gabrielle See 10AM. 22 Infomercials 2:05 4 News 5 Infomercial 6 Movie "Lord of the Flies." [1990] Remake of William Golding's fable about schoolboys descending into savagery when stranded on a desert isle. 8 Movie-TBA 2:30 7 News 2:35 5 Nightside 11 Night Court 2:40 4 World News Now 3AM

9 G.E.D. 13 Movie BW "The Private Life of Don Juan." [1934] Douglas Fairbanks Sr. in his final film, as the legendary lover who finds an impostor has replaced him in Seville. 22 Movie "Hans Christian Andersen." [1952] Lavish, charming mixture of song, ballet and fantasy, with Danny Kaye excellent as the Danish storyteller. 3:05 11 Empty Nest 3:30 7 News 12 Movie "Ups and Downs." [1983] Heartaches, peer pressures and rebellion at boarding school. Arthur: Colin Skinner. 3:35 11 Coach 4AM 7 Headline News 4:05 6 Cheers 11 Up to the Minute 4:30 5 NBC News-Ann Curry -crainbebo

WSB/WXIA Monday, August 4, 1980 I've probably posted this before but this day was phase one of the first great Atlanta switch; some ABC shows moved to WSB, while some NBC shows (and one new one) appeared on WXIA. The switch would be completed on Sept. 1, but for now here are the daytime listings, 9 AM-4 PM (network in parentheses): WSB Ch. 2 9 AM Family Feud (ABC, delay from 12 N)

9:30 Edge Of Night *(ABC, delay from 4 PM) 10 AM Mike Douglas 11 AM Love Boat (ABC) 12 N News 12:30 Mary Tyler Moore 1 PM Days Of Our Lives (NBC) 2 PM One Life To Live (ABC) 3 PM General Hospital (ABC) WXIA Ch. 11 9 AM Medical Center 10 AM David Letterman (NBC) 11 AM Joker's Wild 11:30 The Doctors (NBC, day-behind from 12:30 PM) 12 N News 12:30 Ryan's Hope (ABC) 1 PM All My Children (ABC) 2 PM Another World (NBC) 3 PM Texas (NBC, debuting today--Ch. 2 obviously figured it wouldn't make sense to carry this soap for four weeks before handing it off to Ch. 11; also I remember reading in the Atlanta Journal that Ch. 2 would have dropped "Another World" had the switch not taken place) ABC's daytime coverage (11 AM-12 N) of the Democratic convention the week of August 11 was not carried in Atlanta; Ch. 2 was still carrying NBC News and Ch. 11 had dropped ABC in that hour. I still have a full page ad for 11Alive from the September 7, 1980 AJC. They were touting their new affiliation with NBC as "Atlanta's Proud New Tradition". Ironically, it had different shots of NBC programs and WXIA news anchors pictured through various RCA TV sets. I remember those ads in TV Guide, although I didn't know they were RCA sets. WSB was touting itself as "2 The One" (a play on ABC's "Still The One" campaign of a couple of years or so earlier), and WAGA was using pictures of stars of CBS shows to let viewers know they were still "right where we belong" (Ch. 5's slogan at the time was "5 Belongs"). In particular, I remember 11 Alive playing up the move of Johnny Carson, the "Today" show (Tom Brokaw), "NBC Nightly News" (John Chancellor), "Little House On The Prairie," and "The Wonderful World Of Disney" (or "Disney's Wonderful World," I think it was called then).

Oddly, they didn't play up the move of NBC's soaps the way WSB did with ABC's.

Yeah, NBC was tanking under Fred Silverman. Pink Lady and Jeff... Supertrain... Cliffhangers... Mr. Smith... Susan Anton... Actually, Mr. Smith came during the early days of Brandon Tartikoff in 1983, when NBC was still finding its way until discovering Cosby the following year.

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Wed. Jan 16th, 1991 Source: The Seattle Times 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle p[NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [FOX] 22 KTZZ Seattle [IND] 28 KTPS Tacoma [PBS] 7AM 4 Good Morning America The Byrds; war on cancer. 5 Today New electronic equipment; Jerry Seinfeld; Michael Keaton ["One Good Cop."] 7 This Morning Whoopi Goldberg ["The Long Walk Home"]; preview of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions. 9 Sesame Street 11 Jetsons 13 G.I. Joe 22 Thundercats 7:30 11 Ranger Charlie & Rosco [local] 13 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 22 Woody Woodpecker 8AM 9 Captain Kangaroo

11 Muppet Babies 13 Tom & Jerry 22 Police [??] 28 Sesame Street 8:30 9 Mister Rogers 11 Dennis the Menace 13 Flintstones 22 He-Man 9AM 4 Regis & Kathie Lee Scheduled: Sharon Gless. 5 Seattle Today 7 Geraldo 9 Sesame Street 11 Punky Brewster 13 Family Feud [preempted from 7] 22 Paid Program 28 Sit and Be Fit 9:30 2 Wok With Yan 11 New Leave it to Beaver 13 $100,000 Pyramid [syndicated. Or did CBS air $100K Pyramid?] 22 Casey Treat 28 Instructional TV 10AM 2 Fred Penner's Place 4 Home From Port St. Lucie, Fla. Keeping children busy on vacation. 5 Graham Kerr 7 Price is Right 9 Instructional TV 11 Love Connection 13 Joan Rivers Scheduled: Alan King. 22 Success-N-Life 28 Joy of Painting 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 5 Marsha Warfield 11 Love Connection

28 Acrylic Art 11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Match Game 5 Wheel of Fortune 7 Young and the Restless 11 People's Court 13 Instant Recall 22 The 700 Club 28 Instructional TV 11:30 4 Loving 5 Classic Concentration 11 The Judge 13 Personalities 28 3-2-1 Contact Noon 2 4 All My Children 5 To Tell the Truth 7 News 9 Nova Scientists try vainly to duplicate a 1989 experiment said to have produced cold fusion, a source of limitless energy. 11 News 13 Rockford Files Two underworld loan-sharking operations try to take over a former convict's [Michael Ansara] legitimate mate new restaurant business. 22 Paid Program 28 Sesame Street 12:30 5 Generations 11 CNN Headline News 22 Bewitched 1PM 2 Midday 4 One Life to Live 5 Another World 7 As The World Turns 9 Instructional TV 11 Movie "Agency." [1981] Robert Mitchum. An adman learns his new boss has placed subliminal

political messages in TV ads for a breakfast drink. 13 Movie "Sweet Liberty" [1986] Alan Alda. A professor tries to stop a film crew from making a teen comedy out of his book about the Revolution. 22 I Love Lucy 28 Instructional TV 1:30 22 Hazel 2PM 2 Coronation Street 4 General Hospital 5 Santa Barbara 7 Guiding Light 9 Wonderworks 22 Highway to Heaven 28 Write Course 2:30 2 Alice 28 Write Course 3PM 2 Welcome Back, Kotter 4 Northwest Afternoon Local unsolved mysteries including UFOs, bigfoot and lake monsters. 5 Days of Our Lives 7 Sally Jessy Raphael Scheduled topic: women who don't like their husband's gifts. 9 Sesame Street 11 Video Power 13 Peter Pan and the Pirates 22 Movie "Virgin Island." [1958] Virginia Maskell. An American writer and his bride bask in the Caribbean, with an islander as their man Friday. 28 Welcome [??] 3:30 2 Facts of Life 11 Alvin and the Chipmunks 13 Gummi Bears 28 Lap Quilting 4PM 2 WKRP in Cincinnati

4 The Challengers 5 Oprah Winfrey 7 Donahue 9 Reading Rainbow 11 Merrie Melodies 13 DuckTales 28 Sesame Street 4:30 2 Danger Bay 4 Family Feud 9 Square One Television 11 Tiny Toon Adventures 13 Chip 'N Dale 5PM 2 Video Hits 4 5 7 News 9 Mister Rogers 11 Alf 13 Tale Spin 22 Leave it to Beaver 28 Square One Television 5:30 2 Golden Girls 9 Nightly Business Report 11 Growing Pains 13 Head of the Class 22 I Love Lucy 28 3-2-1 Contact 6PM 2 News 4 ABC News 5 NBC News 7 CBS News 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 Who's the Boss? 13 Perfect Strangers 22 Kate & Allie 28 John McLaughlin's One on One 6:30 4 5 News 7 Cosby Show

11 Cheers 13 Hard Copy 22 Three's Company 28 Hometime 7PM 2 Beachcombers Dana worries after allowing Sam to go fishing with Tommy. 4 Wheel of Fortune 5 Entertainment Tonight Scheduled: Timothy Hutton. 7 News 9 National Geographic "Inside the Soviet Circus." Highlights of performances showcase four great circuses in Moscow, Minsk, Voroshilovgrad and Ashkhabad. 11 Night Court Stranded in the Arctic, Dan must operate on an Eskimo woman. Part 3 of 3. 13 Inside Edition Scheduled: Adoption scam. 22 Newhart Mr. Vanderkellen offers a prenuptial contract to Michael. 28 Nightly Business Report 7:30 2 Inside Stories Two Nova Scotia brothers love the same woman. 4 Jeopardy! 5 Evening Magazine 7 Trump Card [this would later be moved to late nights, and cancelled shortly after] 11 Cheers 13 A Current Affair 22 Bob Newhart Carol announces she's marrying an eccentric poet. 28 Bill Moyers World of Ideas Historian/author William Shirer. 8PM 2 4 Wonder Years Kevin sees himself and Winnie growing apart. 5 Unsolved Mysteries A man murders his wife and stepdaughters; a two-time prison escapee has stolen $2.5 million over 15 years; and a ghost in NV haunts two families. 7 48 Hours People struggle to survive in tougher urban neighborhoods. 9 All Our Children Bill Moyers examines programs designe to prepare graduates for employment or higher

education. A discussion among government, business and education leaders follows. 11 Movie "The Martian Chronicles." [1980] Rock Hudson. Col John Wilder leads a third expedition to colonize Mars, from the novel by Ray Bradbury. 13 Movie "Still of the Night." [1982] Roy Scheider. A Manhattan psychiatrist probes a patient's murder and falls for the victim's mysterious mistress. 22 Perry Mason A comedian tries to take blame for a murder to protect an innocent girl. 28 Wonderworks British emigrant Luke Greenwood [Bryan Marshall] and his family seek wealth during an 1800s Australian gold rush. 8:30 2 Fanelli Boys 4 Growing Pains Eddie and Mike join a group for single parents to meet women. 9PM 2 Nature of Things The computer and the future. 4 Doogie Howser M.D. Inept basketball player Doogie gets imagined advice from Julius Erving. 5 Night Court Harry hears the case of a senior who broke into a failed bank's president's home. 7 Jake and the Fatman Derek and McCabe investigate the suspicious suicide of Derek's friend. 22 Movie "Rampage." [1963] Robert Mitchum. A big-game hunter loses his mistress to a trapper trying to catch a big cat for a West German zoo. 28 New Russian Revolution George J.W. Goodman talks with Soviets about their country's path toward capitalism. 9:30 4 Married People Russell [Jay Thomas] takes Max to a Mommy & Me class. 5 Seinfeld George puzzles over how to dump a domineering girlfriend. Season Premiere. 10PM 2 National-Journal 4 Equal Justice Searls and Bauer prosecute a 17-year-old murder suspect; Julie deals with an obnoxious detective. 5 Hunter Hunter and Novak [Lauren Lane] vie with a bounty hunter to catch a bail jumper; the

detectives spend a night on the town. 7 WIOU Marc and Taylor [Eric Pierpoint, Kate McNeil] pursue lurid coverage of crimes; a gunman attacks Eddie's [Phil Morris] girlfriend. 11 News 13 Arsenio Hall 28 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour Sign off 11PM. 10:30 9 Leprosy's Legacy Profiles the National Hansen's Disease Center in Carville, LA. 11 CNN Headline News 11PM 2 4 5 7 News 9 An American Family 11 Taxi 13 Party Machine/Nia Peeples 22 Bob Newhart Emily points out Bob's chauvinism. 11:30 4 Nightline 5 The Tonight Show David Brenner; cowboy poet Baxter Black; band The Meeting. 11 Hunter Rick and Dee Dee must protect murder witness Sporty James from a cocaine dealer he tried to blackmail. Guest: Jack Bannon. 13 Star Trek: TNG A senseless loss shakes the away-team during an encounter with a sadistic alien holding Troi captive. 22 Kojak A retired officer is assaulted attempting to prevent the theft of a racehorse he illegally kept in the N.Y.P.D. stables. 11:35 2 Newhart Michael's diary infuriates snoopers Joanna and Stephanie. 7 America Tonight 12AM 4 Into the Night Starring Rick Dees Musician Ralph Tresvant; actress Melanie Chartoff. 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour

12:05 2 Kate & Allie Allie's job-wanted ad runs in the personals column. 7 Magnum, P.I. 12:30 5 Late Night/David Letterman John Hurt. 11 Twilight Zone A businessman asleep on a train wakes up in 1888. [A Stop at Willoughby] 13 Personalities 22 Movie "Private Passions." [1984] A Canadian teen longs for his European cousin's stepsister, whose mother understands. 12:35 2 Movie "Big Brown Eyes." [1936] Cary Grant. A Times Square manicurist turns reporter and helps a detective on a case. Directed by Raoul Walsh. 1AM 4 Hardcastle & McCormick Hardcastle is framed for drug dealing when he and Mark try to stop Caribbean gunrunners. 9 Today's Japan 11 Twilight Zone "Mirror Image." A woman [Vera Miles] sees her double in a bus terminal. 13 My Talk Show [wasn't it a show that some woman hosted from her house somewhere?] 1:05 7 Mission: Impossible A late-running train threatens the IMF's attempt to help a Soviet scientist defect. -crainbebo CBS never had $100,00 Pyramid. 13 was showing the short-lived John Davidson version. CBS would have had "Barbara DeAngelis" at 10ET and Feud at 10:30ET (possibly starting this week) with "Wheel of Fortune: going back to NBC for its last months in daytime. Retro: Eastern Virginia Monday, August 4, 1969 From TV Guide, Eastern Virginia Edition:

WTAR (WTKR) Ch. 3 Norfolk (CBS) 5:55 These Things We Share 6:10 Town And Country 6:20 Black Heritage (blacks and the labor movement during the Depression) 6:50 Lift Up Mine Eyes 7 AM CBS News (Joe Benti) 7:30 Flibbertigibbet 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM 77 Sunset Strip 10 AM The Lucy Show 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11 AM Andy Griffith 11:30 Dick Van Dyke 12 N Love Of Life 12:25 News (local, Tom Roland) 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Mildred Alexander 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Linkletter Show (guest: pianist Hazel Scott) 4:30 What's My Line? 5 PM F Troop 5:30 Gilligan's Island 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 CBS News (Walter Cronkite) 7 PM Hazel 7:30 Gunsmoke 8:30 The Lucy Show (Milton Berle, his wife Ruth, and Ruta Lee guest; these are reruns filling "Here's Lucy"'s timeslot for the summer.) 9 PM Mayberry R.F.D. 9:30 Family Affair 10 PM Jimmie Rodgers (the Everly Brothers, comedian Joey Villa) 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:30 Movie: "The Gambler From Natchez" WSVA (WHSV) Ch. 3 Harrisonburg (NBC/ABC) 7:50 Town And Country 8 AM Today (black theater is the topic: scenes from the play "No Place To Be Somebody" and its author, Charles Gordone,

joined in progress) 9 AM Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig 9:30 Huckleberry Hound/Yogi Bear 10 AM It Takes Two (John Astin, Mickey Manners, Nichelle Nichols and spouses) 10:25 NBC News (IIRC, Nancy Dickerson was anchor) 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Personality (celebrities: Robert Morse, Nipsey Russell, Brenda Vaccaro; on-film: Inger Stevens) 11:30 Hollywood Squares (Sandy Baron, Rona Barrett, Joanne Dru (Peter Marshall's sister), Harvey Korman, Jan Murray, Jeannie C. Riley, Wally Cox, Charley Weaver, Paul Lynde) 12 N Bewitched 12:30 That Girl 1 PM Dream House 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Dating Game 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 One Life To Live 4 PM Dark Shadows 4:30 Pay Cards! (celebrity: Marian Mercer) 5 PM Mike Douglas (Duke Ellington, Phyllis Diller, Rip Taylor, singer Linda Bennett) 6 PM News, Weather, Sports (still in b&w) 6:30 ABC News (Frank Reynolds/Howard K. Smith) 7 PM Project Three 7:30 Summer Focus: "Ferment And The Catholic Church" (individual attempts to change Church dogma, such as a revival service and a wedding between a priest and a nun) 8:30 Guns Of Will Sonnett 9 PM The Outcasts 10 PM Dick Cavett (Joan Baez; photographer Gordon Parks) 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:30 Joey Bishop (Pat Buttram subs for Joey; guests: Gene Autry, Xavier Cugat and Charo) WTVR Ch. 6 Richmond (CBS) 6:30 Virginia Today 7 AM CBS News 8 AM Richmond Today 8:30 Sooper Dog 9 AM Captain Kangaroo 10 AM The Lucy Show 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies

11 AM Andy Griffith 11:30 Dick Van Dyke 12 N Love Of Life 12:25 CBS News (Douglas Edwards) 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 PM Girl Talk (Marjorie Craig, author of the "21-Day Shape-Up Program") 1:30 As The World Turns 2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 2:30 Guiding Light 3 PM Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4 PM Linkletter Show 4:30 Sooper Dog 5 PM Laramie 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 CBS News 7 PM News, Weather 7:30 Gunsmoke 8:30 The Lucy Show 9 PM Mayberry R.F.D. 9:30 Family Affair 10 PM Jimmie Rodgers 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:30 Movie: "Once Upon A Horse" (this movie got a lot of play on local stations at the time because it stars Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, then hot because of "Laugh-In"--the movie was made in '58) WXEX (WRIC) Ch. 8 Petersburg-Richmond (ABC) 7:40 News (Rich Landrum) 7:50 Town And Country 8 AM Farm Show 8:30 Jack LaLanne 9 AM Fashions In Sewing 9:10 Dialing For Dollars 10 AM McHale's Navy (with "Dialing For Dollars") 10:30 America Sings 11 AM Country Coffee Time 12 N Bewitched 12:30 That Girl 1 PM Dream House 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Dating Game

3 PM General Hospital 3:30 One Life To Live 4 PM Dark Shadows 4:30 David Frost (Dr. Denton Cooley, heart transplant surgeon; Clifford Charlsworth, flight director for the Apollo moon mission; Lulu; w/"Dialing For Dollars") 5:55 Paul Harvey 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 Gilligan's Island 7 PM Truth Or Consequences 7:30 Summer Focus 8:30 Guns Of Will Sonnett 9 PM The Outcasts 10 PM Dick Cavett 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:30 Joey Bishop 1 AM News, Weather, Sports WAVY Ch. 10 Norfolk (NBC) 6:30 Farm Show 7 AM Today (in addition to the segment on black theater, there's a report on prison reform) 9 AM David Frost (same as Ch. 8, w/"Dialing For Dollars") 10 AM It Takes Two 10:25 NBC News 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Personality 11:30 Hollywood Squares 12 N Della Reese (Werner Klemperer, Oliver) 1 PM News, Weather, Sports 1:30 Girl Talk (guest: actress Barbara Bouchet) 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 You Don't Say! (Frank Gorshin, Ruta Lee) 4 PM Match Game (Soupy Sales, Fannie Flagg) 4:25 NBC News (Floyd Kalber) 4:30 Mike Douglas (Pearl Bailey, Soupy Sales, singerinstrumentalists Jackie Cain and Roy Kral, Rene Carpenter, wife of former astronaut Scott Carpenter) 6 PM My Favorite Martian 6:30 Huntley/Brinkley Report 7 PM News, Weather, Sports 7:30 I Dream Of Jeannie 8 PM Pilot: "The Best Years" casts Craig Stevens as the

widowed father of three girls who are coping with such matters as training bras and leaving the nest. 8:30 NBC Movie: "Khartoum" 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:30 Tonight Show (Flip Wilson substitutes for Johnny; the Chambers Brothers) 1 AM News, Weather, Sports WWBT Ch. 12 Richmond (NBC) 6:30 Town And Country 6:45 News, Table Talk 7 AM Today 9 AM Movie: "Going Steady" 10:30 Concentration 11 AM Sale Of The Century 11:30 Hollywood Squares 12 N Jeopardy! 12:30 Eye Guess 12:55 NBC News (Edwin Newman) 1 PM Betty Feezor 1:30 You're Putting Me On (Larry Blyden, Jack Carter, Peggy Cass, Joan Fontaine, Milt Kamen, Vivian Vance) 2 PM Days Of Our Lives 2:30 The Doctors 3 PM Another World 3:30 You Don't Say! 4 PM Mike Douglas (same as WSVA/WHSV) 5 PM Perry Mason 6 PM News, Weather, Sports 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 7 PM Flintstones 7:30 I Dream Of Jeannie 8 PM Pilot: "The Best Years" 8:30 Movie: "Rio Bravo" 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:30 Tonight Show WVEC Ch. 13 Norfolk (ABC) 7:30 Wild Bill Hickok 8 AM Comedy Time 8:30 Romper Room 9 AM America! (not to be confused with Alistair Cooke's series, this is a travelogue--today, a visit to El Paso and Juarez) 9:30 Truth Or Consequences

9:55 News, Weather, Sports 10 AM Fashions In Sewing 10:10 Movie: "The Monte Carlo Story" 11:50 News, Weather 12 N Bewitched 12:30 That Girl 1 PM Dream House 1:30 Let's Make A Deal 2 PM Newlywed Game 2:30 Dating Game 3 PM General Hospital 3:30 One Life To Live 4 PM Dark Shadows 4:30 Bungles And Friends 5:30 News, Weather, Sports 6 PM ABC News 6:30 Perry Mason 7:30 Summer Focus 8:30 Guns Of Will Sonnett 9 PM The Outcasts 10 PM Dick Cavett 11 PM News, Weather, Sports 11:25 Movie: "Woman In A Dressing Gown" WHRO Ch. 15 Norfolk (NET) 7:30 New Testament And Man (topic: II Corinthians) 8 PM World Press 9 PM NET Journal ("A Matter Of Time," about a cancer victim's race against time and the doctors' attempts to save him) 10 PM Insight (the religious program) sign off 10:30 PM WCVE Ch. 23 Richmond (NET) 6:30 Sing Hi--Sing Lo 6:45 Merlin The Magician 7 PM What's New 7:30 Film 8 PM World Press 9 PM NET Journal 10 PM Film: "Excavations at La Venta" WYAH (WGNT) Ch. 27 Portsmouth (Ind.) 5 PM Film

5:30 News, Weather, Sports 6 PM Treasure 6:30 Jim And Tammy 7:30 Opinion Please 8 PM Jubilee 8:30 The Answer 9 PM The Deaf Hear 9:30 States On Parade 10 PM News, Weather, Sports 10:30 700 Club Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Tue. October 17th, 1989 *LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE DAY*

Source: Seattle Times microfilm 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [IND] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [Fox] 22 KTZZ Seattle [IND] 28 KTPS Tacoma [PBS] 7AM 4 Good Morning America David Brenner; author Rick Atkinson; Kelly McGillis. 5 Today Paul Newman ["Fat Man and Little Boy"]; jockey Diane Nelson. 7 This Morning 9 Sesame Street 11 Woody Woodpecker 12 Muppet Babies 13 Police Academy 22 Thundercats 7:30 11 Ranger Charlie and Rosco [local series] 12 Duck Tales 13 Tom & Jerry 22 Denver, the Last Dinosaur

8AM 2 Pasquale 9 Captain Kangaroo 11 Dennis the Menace 12 Chip 'n Dale 13 Flintstones 22 Gumby 28 Sesame Street 8:30 2 Smith & Smith 9 Mister Rogers 11 Maxie's World 12 Alvin and the Chipmunks 13 Smurfs 22 Gumby 9AM 2 F.I.T. 4 Regis and Kathie Lee "Tap Dance Kid" Savion Glover; Joe Bologna and Renee Taylor.\ 5 Seattle Today Scheduled: Gossip columnists. 7 Sally Jessy Raphael 9 Sesame Street 11 Diff'rent Strokes 12 Joan Rivers 13 Family Feud [from CBS] 22 Larry Lea [religious?] 28 Instructional Television 9:30 2 Well Now! [??] 11 Gimme a Break! 13 Wheel of Fortune [Bob Goen, from CBS] 22 Casey Treat 10AM 2 Fred Penner's Place 4 Home Co-host: Leeza Gibbons. Evening fashions; home poison control; crafts; gourmetcooking club; optimism and healing. 5 The Golden Girls Dorothy worries about the age difference in her son's impending marriage. 7 The Price is Right

9 Instructional TV 11 The Judge 12 Regis & Kathie Lee See Ch. 4, 9AM. 13 Jackpot! [Geoff Edwards] 22 Success-N-Life 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 5 227 Brenda gets a job but finds her school work and social life suffering. 11 Divorce Court 13 Last Word [Wink Martindale] 11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Perfect Strangers 5 Scrabble 7 Young and the Restless 11 The Judge 12 Sally Jessy Raphael 13 Odd Couple Oscar goes on a neatness binge to please a new girl. 22 700 Club 11:30 4 Loving 5 Classic Concentration 11 Everyday/Joan Lunden A homeless family; Debbie Boone. 13 CNN Headline News Noon 2 4 All My Children 5 3rd Degree [what was this?] 7 News 11 Movie "Crime of Innocence." [1985] Andy Griffith. Law-abiding parents object when a small town judge puts their mischievous daughter in jail with serious offenders. 12 Perry Mason 13 Rockford Files Rockford is hired as bodyguard for a former police officer who is now a television hero. 22 The Cisco Kid 28 Sesame Street 12:30

5 Generations 22 Lone Ranger 1PM 2 Midday 4 One Life to Live 5 Another World 7 As The World Turns 12 I Love Lucy 13 Movie "Jinxed!" [1982] Bette Midler. A Las Vegas singer and a blackjack dealer plot to kill the former's well-insured gambler husband. 22 Movie [unknown] 28 Instructional TV 1:30 12 Dick Van Dyke 2PM 2 7 Guiding Light 4 General Hospital 5 Santa Barbara 9 MotorWeek 11 Scooby-Doo 12 Great American Hero 2:30 9 This Old House 11 Yogi Bear 3PM 2 Coronation Street 4 Northwest Afternoon 5 Days of Our Lives 7 CBS Schoolbreak Special "Frog Girl: The Jenifer Graham Story." Penalized for not dissecting a frog, a high-school student [Ellen Dunning] sues her school district. 9 Sesame Street 11 Alvin and the Chipmunks 12 Dennis the Menace 13 Tom & Jerry 22 Lassie 28 Pittard 3:30 2 Talkabout

11 Muppet Babies 12 C.O.P.S. 13 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 22 Donna Reed 28 Yan Can Cook 4PM 2 Generations 4 News 5 Oprah Winfrey 7 Donahue 9 3-2-1 Contact 11 Super Mario Bros. Super Show 12 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 13 Duck Tales 22 Family 28 Homework Hotline 4:30 2 Danger Bay 9 Square One Television 11 Ghostbusters 12 New Leave it to Beaver 13 Chip 'n Dale 5PM 2 Video Hits 4 1989 World Series Game 3, Oakland As at San Francisco Giants. 5 7 News 9 Mister Rogers 11 Punky Brewster 12 Win, Lose or Draw 13 Small Wonder An aging entertainer says Vicki is his daughter. 22 Flying Nun 28 Zoobilee Zoo 5:04PM PT 4/ABC-Al Michaels says "I'll tell you what-we're having an earth-..." The earthquake began and ended, causing the big 3 networks to go into continuous coverage and Special Reports. Most of the following programming on 4, 5, 7 and I would also think 2/CBC was preempted. 5:30 2 Golden Girls

5 NBC News 9 Wild, Wild World of Animals 11 Charles in Charge The same boy dates both Sarah and Josie. 12 M*A*S*H 13 Webster Katherine is a failure as a volunteer art-instructor. 22 I Dream of Jeannie 28 Square One Television 6PM 2 5 News 7 CBS News 9 Nightly Business Report 11 Family Ties Mallory objects to a romance between an ex-beau's brother and Jennifer. 12 Hunter McCall's attacker flees to his native country and the protection of his powerful father [Michael Ansara]. Part 2 of 2. 13 Love Connection 22 Bewitched 28 Art Popham 6:30 7 Cosby Show Fickle Theo loses his current girl to another guy. 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 Cheers Sam tries to prove himself by pursuing a lovely reporter. 13 Hard Copy Some embassies in this country exploit their Third World employees. 22 Talkabout [on a U.S. station? Was this CBC series syndicated south of the Maple Leaf?] 28 MotorWeek Lincoln Town Car; 1990 General Motors cars; stunt driver "Lucky" Lee Lott. 7PM 2 Babar The elephant detours through a jungle inhabited by a monster. 5 Entertainment Tonight Scheduled: Kirstie Alley. 7 News 11 Who's the Boss? Tony advises Angela on martial reconciliation. 12 Movie "This Wife for Hire." [1985] Pam Dawber. A lawyer lends his perfect wife to a buddy in

need, and she goes into business as a surrogate homemaker. 13 Inside Edition 22 Leave it to Beaver 28 Doctor Who 7:30 2 Newhart George admits to a 40-year-old prank and faces public scorn. 5 Evening Magazine Oprah Winfrey's early days are shown. 7 Trial By Jury 9 No Place 11 Night Court A visitor disrupts Billie's birthday plans for Harry. 13 A Current Affair 22 Kate & Allie 28 EastEnders Dr. Legg suggests sheltered housing for Ethel. 8PM 2 fifth estate Indians on Lake Huron claim the land a Canadian army base occupies. 5 Matlock Ben helps Julie defend an old friend framed for the murder of a newspaper publisher. 7 Rescue 911 Flooding traps cave explores; a San Francisco neonatal intensive care unit; robbers hold a family captive. 9 Nova Specialists discuss strengths and weaknesses of five competing architects' plans for Chicago's new public library. 11 Movie "The Osterman Weekend." [1983] John Hurt. A TV journalist attends a weekend reunion of friends, one of whom may be a murderous spy. 13 Movie "Dune [long version]" [1984] Kyle MacLachlan. Emperor Shaddam IV and the Harkonnens betray the House of Atreides to control spice production of a desert planet in the year 10191. 22 Highway to Heaven Fearing success may end Jonathan's stay on Earth, Mark hampers efforts to reconcile a mother and daughter. 28 Hollywood Legends Interviews with friends and clips from "Moby Dick" and "To Kill a Mockingbird" profile Gregory Peck. 8:30 4 Win, Lose or Draw

Special For Kids Sake episode. Quick-draw contestants Olden Polynice [Seattle SuperSonics], KOMO News 4's Kerry Brock, Steve Pool, Bruce King, Dan Lewis and Kathi Goertzen vie to win money for two Seattle charities. 9PM 2 Market Place Avoiding exorbitant legal bills; Bitrex, a bitter substance that may discourage children from handling poisons. 4 Movie-"Seems Like Old Times" 5 Movie "Stuck with Each Other." [1989] Losers Bert and Sylvia hide out in a ritzy New York hotel with their dead boss's $1 million in cash. 7 Movie "When He's Not a Stranger." [1989] A California college freshman seeks justice after being raped in a dorm by a guy she knows. 9 American Experience Filmmaker Lise Yasui traces the history of her Japanese emigrant family in the United States. 12 Movie "Legs" [1983] Gwen Verdon. Three dancers audition for the choreographer of the Radio City Music Hall Rockettes. 22 Movie "The Goldwyn Follies." [1938] A Hollywood producer with a string of flops hires a girl to tell him what people like. Andrea Leeds. 28 Art of the Western World Evolution of the Greek sculptural ideal; the Roman Empire's innovations and achievements. Host: Michael Wood. 9:30 2 Man Alive Central African nations struggle to cope with AIDS. 10PM 2 National-Journal 9 Reliving the Lindbergh Case Defenders and condemners of Bruno Hauptmann, executed for the kidnap-murder of the Lindbergh baby, speak. Host: Edwin Newman. 11 News 13 Arsenio Hall Daphne Zuniga; musical group R.E.M. 28 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour Sign off 11PM. 11PM 2 4 5 7 News 9 Movie

"Each Dawn I Die" [1939] James Cagney. A newsman is framed for manslaughter and sent to prison, where he meets a gangster who helps him. 11 Cheers 12 Arsenio Hall 13 Love Connection 11:30 4 Nightline 5 The Best of Carson Willie Nelson; actress Lucy Webb. 7 Pat Sajak Alison LaPlaca ["Open House"]; musician Stephen Bishop; Jennifer Tilly. 11 Hunter A modern-day Fagin assembles a band of teen-age hoodlums protected by youthful offender status. 13 A Current Affair 22 Night Gallery A girl's restored sight brings visions to murder. 11:35 2 Newhart 12AM 4 People's Court 12 McHale's Navy 13 After Hours Jonathan Winters. 22 Movie "Palooka." [1934] Jimmy Durante. Comic-strip fight manager Knobby Walsh puts rival Joe Palooka in the ring. 12:05 2 Kate And Allie 12:30 4 Streets of San Francisco 5 Late Night/David Letterman John Larroquette. 9 China! The China Broadcasting National Orchestra and Ensemble perform. 11 Twilight Zone A man, cursed to be a cat by day, seduces a shy woman [Pamela Bellwood]. 12 Real Estate Classifieds 13 SCTV The Days of the Week; Brock Linehan; Count Floyd.

12:35 2 Movie "Gentleman Jim" [1942] Errol Flynn. San Francisco bank clerk James J. Crobett turns boxer and fights champion John L. Sullivan. Directed by Raoul Walsh. 1AM 7 USA Today Congress faces a moral/ethical dilemma. 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 Crimewatch [??] 13 Movie "Confessions of a Nazi Spy." [1939] Edward G. Robinson. An FBI agent alerted by the British nabs a Nazi spy, the weak link in a chain of spies throughout the United States. -crainbebo 3:30 2 Talkabout 6:30 22 Talkabout [on a U.S. station? Was this CBC series syndicated south of the Maple Leaf?] Yes it was -- in Tampa Bay, WFLA carried the show weekday mornings. And I believe USA Network carried reruns later on. The show was taped in Vancouver at CBUT studios and hosted by Wayne Cox, who's better-known in BC as the weatherman on BCTV / Global BC's evening newscasts. 5PM 4 1989 World Series Game 3, Oakland As at San Francisco Giants. 5:04PM PT 4/ABC-Al Michaels says "I'll tell you what-we're having an earth-..." The earthquake began and ended, causing the big 3 networks to go into continuous coverage and Special Reports. Most of the following programming on 4, 5, 7 and I would also think 2/CBC was preempted. Who carried the World Series in Canada? I would think CTV (in this region, BCTV and CHEK-TV), as they carried Blue Jays baseball during this time.

I said CBC would probably be preempted, as they would know quickly about the earthquake and get on with coverage and reports from U.S. reporters, etc.

CTV carried the World Series, I saw a listing from the Tri-City Herald that showed CHEK airing it. Did they have their own announcers present, or did they just carry ABC's coverage? I was watching it on BCTV. It was a simulcast of the ABC feed, with Canadian commercials. That being said, I'm curious about what CTV (or BCTV) did when the earthquake interrupted the game. If I remember correctly the picture froze for a few minutes and we had audio only of the ABC feed (via telephone line), and there may have been a CTV news update, until the full ABC feed came back on-line.

As I recall, NBC was slow to react to the earthquake. I'm in the midwest, and switching around, don't remember NBC having much for the first couple of hours, and eventually picking up coverage from KRON. ESPN, because it had a mobile unit with a generator, was well ahead of ABC, which had no generator. ABC's Ted Koppel interviewed ESPN's Bob Ley at one point. Eventually ABC had its own video back up with memorable coverage using the Goodyear blimp and Al Michaels describing the fires in the Marina District.

If my memory serves me correct, wasn't the announcement of the starting lineups due to begin at 5:07 P.M. PDT (8:07 EDT) with first-pitch coming at about 5:16 PDT (8:16 EDT)?? If that's the case, had the quake struck about thirteen minutes later, the game would have been underway. A few years later, weeknight World Series games often wouldn't start until about 8:50 P.M. EDT!

Retro: Calgary Mon, Aug 4, 1980

from Calgary Sun (the first ever edition of its TV supplement) Listed in order of cable position, Spokane stations listed MT

Cable 2 KSPS 7-PBS Spokane Off the air for tx maintenance, back on the air the following Friday Cable 3 KHQ 6-NBC Spokane 6:48 Farm & Home Report 7:18 Huckleberry Hound/Yogi Bear 8:00 Today 8:25 Agriculture Today 8:30 Today 9:25 News 9:30 Today 10:00 David Letterman 11:00 Wheel of Fortune 11:30 Password Plus noon Card Sharks 12:30 Doctors 1:00 Days of Our Lives 2:00 Another World 3:00 Texas 4:00 Gunsmoke 5:00 Merv Griffin (guests Mark Hamill, Peter Ustinov, Gallagher, Jane Seymour, and Kurt Russell) 6:30 News 7:00 NBC Nightly News 7:30 Cross-Wits 8:00 Bob Newhart 8:30 PM Magazine 9:00 Little House on the Prairie 10:00 From Here to Eternity: Crossroads & Secrets mid. News 12:30 Tonight Show (guest host Bill Cosby welcomes Eddie Harris, Rita Moreno, and Lorna Patterson) 2:00 Tomorrow Cable 5 CFCN 4-CTV Calgary 5:00 700 Club 6:00 University of the Air 6:30 Ed Allen 7:00 Canada AM 9:00 Romper Room 9:30 What's Cooking 10:00 Yoga 10:30 McGowan & Company 11:00 Mad Dash 11:30 Joyce Davidson noon Bad News Bears

12:30 Uncle Bobby 1:00 Alan Hamel 2:00 Another World 3:00 Texas 4:00 Bugs Bunny/Flintstones 5:00 Six Million Dollar Man 6:00 News 6:30 Definition 7:00 M*A*S*H 7:30 Circus (guests Gee Gee's Kozak Elephants, Rolan's Roly Poly, Sgt. Dupont & Sparky, the Franciscus family teeterboard act, "The Great Explodo" (played by Billy Van), and Pablo's Aerial Bars) 8:30 Headline Hunters 9:00 From Here to Eternity: Crossroads & Secrets 11:00 CTV National News 11:20 News 11:30 Second City Television mid. Newlywed Game 12:30 Match Game 1:00 Family Feud Cable 6 CBRT 9-CBC Calgary 10:15 Friendly Giant 10:30 Mr. Dressup 11:00 Sesame Street noon Coronation Street 12:30 Wok with Yan 1:00 Canadians 1:30 Science Magazine 2:00 Edge of Night 2:30 Take 30 from Winnipeg 3:00 Summer Festival 4:00 Beyond Reason 4:30 All in the Family 5:00 Beachcombers 5:30 Mary Tyler Moore 6:00 CBC Evening News 6:30 Authors 7:00 Happy Days Again 7:30 House Calls 8:00 White Shadow 9:00 M*A*S*H 9:30 WKRP in Cincinnati (Gary Sandy, Loni Anderson, and Jan Smithers were on the cover of the Sun's supplement that week) 10:00 CBC Newsmagazine 10:30 This Land

11:00 The National 11:27 News 11:45 Robin's Nest Cable 7 CFAC 2-Ind Calgary 6:00 Doug Hall 6:30 100 Huntley Street 8:00 Hammy Hamster 8:30 It Figures 9:00 ACCESS educational programming 11:00 Klondike Days Parade (likely from CITV Edmonton; this pre-empted Fry Pan Man at 11, Stan Kann at 11:30, Good Times at noon, and news at 12:30) 1:00 Young & the Restless 2:00 Maude 2:30 Yan Can 3:00 Candid Calgary 4:00 Bewitched 4:30 Hogan's Heroes 5:00 Price is Right 6:00 Ray St. Germain (this was the civic holiday, 2&7 usually aired news at 6) 6:30 Magic Palace 7:00 Smith & Smith 7:30 Little House on the Prairie 8:30 Flo 9:00 Lou Grant 10:00 Jonathan Winters' Salute to Baseball 11:00 Street Talk "Have we accepted violence as a way of life?" 11:30 Nashville Swing mid. Movie "Blood, Sweat and Fear" 1:50 Dating Game Cable 8 KXLY 4-ABC Spokane 6:55 Farm Reports 7:00 Agriculture USA 7:30 Cartoons 8:00 Good Morning America 9:25 Daybreak AM 9:30 Good Morning America 10:00 Donahue 11:00 Love Boat noon Family Feud 12:30 All My Children 1:30 Dialing for Dollars 2:00 One Life to Live 3:00 General Hospital 4:00 Ryan's Hope

4:30 Flintstones 5:00 Gilligan's Island 5:30 Lucy Show 6:00 Match Game 6:30 News 7:00 ABC World News Tonight 7:30 Sanford & Son 8:00 Joker's Wild 8:30 Carol Burnett & Friends (guest Jim Nabors) 9:00 That's Incredible! (encounter with a ghost/a woman who recreates faces on skulls/a fire stunt that goes wrong) 10:00 ABC Movie "Intimate Strangers" mid. News 12:30 ABC News Nightline 12:50 Movie: TBA Cable 11 CBXFT 11-SRC Edmonton 10:15 En mouvement 10:30 You Hou 10:45 Oum le dauphin blanc 11:00 Magazine-Express 11:30 Un animal, des animaux noon Les Pierrafeu (Flintstones, redubbed for a Quebecois audience...the open can be seen at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N27kiAp8NsA) 12:30 Sur des roulettes 1:00 Reflets d'un pays 1:55 Le Telejournal 2:00 Documentaires 2:30 Cinema "A pied, a cheval et en voiture" 4:00 Animagerie 4:30 Sol et Gobelet 5:00 Le legende des chevaliers aux 108 etoiles "Le tresor" 6:00 Ce soir 6:25 Nouvelles du sport 6:30 Rencontres 7:00 Pistroli (guests Patsy Gallant, Emile Hache, and Eddy Poirier...given the guest list, I'd go out on a limb and say this came out of CBAFT Moncton) 7:30 A contrepoids 8:00 Scenario "La femme au geranium" (conclusion) 8:30 Tele-Selection "On m'appelle Dollars" 10:30 Le Telejournal 10:50 Derniere edition 11:10 Splendeurs et miseres des courtisanes (pt 7) 12:10 Les grands batailles du passe "La Bataille des Dardanelles" Cable 12 KREM 2-CBS Spokane

6:55 Down to Earth 7:00 Summer Semester 7:30 Superman 8:00 Monday Morning 8:25 Agriculture '80 8:30 Monday Morning 9:00 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 Jeffersons 10:30 Alice 11:00 Price is Right noon News 12:19 Topic 12:25 The Butcher 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Young & the Restless 2:00 As the World Turns 3:00 Guiding Light 4:00 John Davidson (co-host Gil Gerard/guests Elke Sommer, Maureen McGovern, Gina Hecht, and Gladys Gerard) 5:30 Emergency One! 6:30 News 7:00 CBS Evening News 7:30 Star Trek 8:30 Tic Tac Dough 9:00 Flo 9:30 WKRP in Cincinnati 10:00 M*A*S*H 10:30 House Calls 11:00 Lou Grant mid. News 12:30 Harry O 1:40 CBS Late Movie "The Conversation" (Francis Ford Coppola did triple duty on this film; he was writer, producer and director) 3:45 Agriculture '80 Other Calgary area cable channels: 4 News/Weather 9 Stocks/Shopping Guide/Community News/House of Commons 10 Community Channel 13 CETC (Calgary local educational channel) Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Mon. October 9th, 1995

Source: TV Guide. This was one day after the Seattle Mariners won the AL West.

2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 6 CHEK Victoria [CTV] 7 KIRO Seattle [UPN] 8 CHAN Vancouver [CTV] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 10 CKVU Vancouver [IND] 11 KSTW Tacoma [CBS] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [Fox] 15 KCKA Centralia [PBS] 22 KTZZ Seattle [WB] 28 KBTC Tacoma [PBS] 5AM 4 5 News 7 This Morning's Business 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 Night Court 12 Divine Plan 13 Dr. Seuss's the Lorax 22 Ag Day 5:30 7 News 8 Kenneth Copeland 11 CBS News-Robelot/Roberts 12 This is Your Day 13 Headline News 22 First Business 6AM 5 11 News 6 Body Moves 8 Sharon, Lois and Bram 9 Sesame Street 10 U Sports Page 12 Headline News 13 Flintstones 15 28 Psychology: The Study of Human Behavior 22 News-Japanese 6:30 6 8 Canada AM 10 Kitty Cats

12 News 13 Blinky Bill 22 Mutant League 7AM 2 Morning News 4 Good Morning America Scheduled: Actor David Caruso ["Jade"]. 5 Today 7 7 Live 9 Lamb Chop's Play-Along! 10 Care Bears 11 This Morning Scheduled: Antonio Banderas ["Assassins"]; Steven Seagal. 12 Bonkers 13 Mighty Max 15 28 Mister Rogers 22 Animaniacs 7:30 9 Shining Time Station 10 That's Warner Bros! 12 Gargoyles 13 V.R. Troopers 15 28 Barney & Friends 22 Highlander: The Animated Series 8AM 9 Barney & Friends 10 Animaniacs 12 Aladdin 13 Bobby's World 15 28 Sesame Street 22 That's Warner Bros! 8:30 9 Mister Rogers 10 Sailor Moon 12 Goof Troop 13 Littlest Pet Shop 22 Garfield and Friends 9AM 2 What on Earth 4 8 Regis & Kathie Lee Scheduled: Jason Robards; Jeff Foxworthy.

5 George & Alana Scheduled: Actress Elizabeth McGovern, director Garry Marshall. 6 Body Moves 7 Maury Povich Scheduled topic: secret crushes. 9 Sesame Street 10 100 Huntley Street 11 Infomercials 12 Wonder Years 13 Fox Cubhouse 15 28 Sit and Be Fit 22 Sailor Moon 9:30 2 CBC Playground 6 Movie Show 12 I Love Lucy BW 13 Bananas in Pajamas 15 28 Martha's Sewing Room 22 A.J.'s Time Travelers 10AM 2 Theodore Tugboat 4 Mike & Maty Scheduled: 1960's nostalgia is discussed. 5 Another World 6 11 Price is Right 7 Danny! 8 Jane Hawtin Live! 9 G.E.D. 10 It's A New Day 12 George & Alana See 9AM, Ch. 5. 13 Gabrielle Scheduled topic: kids who act older than they are. Actress Mackenzie Phillips is a guest. 15 28 Perfect Palette 22 Infomercials 10:15 2 Fred Penner's Place 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 15 28 Joy of Painting 11AM

2 Sesame Street 4 Court TV: Inside America's Courts 5 Days of Our Lives 6 Jenny Jones 7 Montel Williams Scheduled topic: honesty between males. 10 Acting Crazy 11 Bold and the Beautiful 12 Gabrielle See 10AM, Ch. 13. 13 In the Heat of the Night 15 28 Puzzle Place 22 Rolonda Scheduled program topic: asking a former mate to return a gift. 11:30 4 Loving 8 Funniest Home Videos 10 Money Court 11 Roseanne 15 28 Reading Rainbow Noon 2 4 All My Children 5 6 7 8 News 10 Babar 11 Murphy Brown 12 Baywatch 13 Matlock 15 28 Sesame Street 22 Mark Walberg Scheduled topic: young girls dating older men. 12:30 5 Evening Magazine 10 Tell-A-Tale Town 11 Golden Girls 1PM 2 Midday 4 One Life to Live 5 The Other Side Scheduled: Claims about the healing potential of touch. Hosted by Dana Fleming. 6 CHEK Around 7 Carnie Scheduled topic: teens and sex in the home.

8 Homestyle Scheduled topics: home security; cooking Pepperonata. Anne Kennedy is the host. 10 Entertainment Desk 11 As The World Turns 12 Maury Povich See 9AM, Ch. 7. 13 Columbo 15 28 Magic School Bus 22 Charles Perez Scheduled discussion topic: committing a crime for a mate. 1:30 6 Dini Petty 8 Bold & The Beautiful 10 Danger Bay 15 28 Shining Time Station 2PM 2 One Life to Live 4 10 General Hospital 5 Leeza 7 Tempestt Scheduled topic: dealing with another woman's advances toward one's mate. 8 Another World 9 Sesame Street 11 Guiding Light 12 Hard Copy 15 28 Voices and Visions 22 Doogie Howser, M.D. 2:30 6 Homestyle See 1PM, Ch. 8. 12 Merrie Melodies 15 28 Voices & Visions 22 Dinosaurs 3PM 2 Coronation Street Curly crashes Reg's barbecue party and ruins his efforts to impress Leo. 4 Northwest Afternoon 5 10 Phil Donahue Scheduled: The sisters of Newt Gingrich. 6 Another World 7 8 Ricki Lake Scheduled program topic: wanting to become pregnant at a young age.

9 Barney & Friends 11 Young & The Restless 12 V.R. Troopers 13 Taz-Mania 15 28 Sew Creative 22 Goof Troop 3:30 2 Urban Peasant 9 Puzzle Place 12 Saved By The Bell 13 X-Men 15 28 Art of William Alexander 22 Bonkers 4PM 2 CFL Football Winnipeg at Toronto. 4 Funniest Home Videos 5 8 Oprah Winfrey 6 Bold & The Beautiful 7 Jenny Jones 9 Carmen Sandiego 10 Days of Our Lives 11 Day & Date 12 California Dreams Racism rears its head when the father [Robert Pine] of Tony's date tries to buy him off. 13 Batman & Robin 15 28 Wishbone Wishbone imagines he's Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer, while the kids have an adventure in the park. Voice of Wishbone: Larry Brantley. 22 Aladdin 4:30 4 Inside Edition 6 David Letterman Scheduled: Helen Hunt; music group Blues Traveler. Also: Father Guido Sarducci. 9 Wishbone See 4PM, Ch. 15/28. 12 Dinosaurs "Refrigerator Day" gives the dinosaurs a warm feeling as the celebrate the gift of cold storage-until their fridge is repossessed. 13 Power Rangers Finster's newest monstrosity wreaks havoc on Angel Grove-and the Rangers-with a powerful love potion. 15 28 Carmen Sandiego

22 Gargoyles 5PM 4 5 7 11 News 8 News [30 min] 9 Mister Rogers 10 Young & The Restless 12 Full House Stephanie [Jodie Sweetin] gets glasses, and advice from Steve Urkel [Jaleel White]; Jesse chooses a best man. 13 Gilligan's Island BW Unaware that World War II has ended, a Japanese soldier [Vito Scotti] invades the island. 15 28 ITN World News 22 Family Matters Laura goes unchaperoned to cheerleading championships in Omaha-where Urkel spies on her and her handsome partner [Craig Kirkwood]. 5:30 6 News 8 Canada Tonight 9 Nightly Business Report Guest: Alfred M. Zeien, Chairman and CEO of the Gillette Co. 12 22 Blossom Anthony [Michael Stoyanov] doesn't understand his new ambulance partner's hostility; Blossom and Six wait out overnight for concert tickets. C&C Music Factory has a cameo. 13 M*A*S*H A practical joke is keyed to Frank's basic guile and greed. Hawkeye: Alan Alda. 15 28 Firing Line 6PM 4 ABC News-Peter Jennings 5 NBC News-Tom Brokaw 6 7 8 10 News 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 CBS News-Dan Rather 12 Home Improvement Jill's illness conflicts with Tim's Super Bowl party. At least that's how Tim sees it. 13 A Current Affair 15 28 European Journal 22 Step by Step To outdo the "superdad" of Al's friend, Frank enters a Human Fly contest in which he has to bounce off a trampoline and stick to a wall. 6:30 4 5 News 7 Hard Copy

11 Cheers Robin [Roger Rees] returns and tells the gang that he hid a money belt containing millions of dollars in the bar. 12 Roseanne Dan and Roseanne each try to coax Mark [Glenn Quinn] into making up with Becky; Roseanne learns a little secret about Darlene. 13 America's Most Wanted: Final Justice 15 28 McCuistion Topic: prayer in public schools. 22 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Just before the wedding, as tempers heat up between Vy and Fred [Vernee WatsonJohnson, John Amos], Will gets cold feet about marrying Lisa [Nia Long]. 7PM and later will be posted tomorrow AM. -crainbebo

Actually, this was about one week after the famous one game playoff when the Mariners knocked off the Angels(which was on October 2nd). It was also a day after the Edgar Martinez's equally famous double in Game 5 of the ALDS to beat the New York Yankees.

7PM 2 News 4 Monday Night Football San Diego Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs, aired on a one-hour tape delay. 5 Evening Magazine 6 Inside Edition 7 10 Entertainment Tonight 8 Melrose Place Kimberly gets good news from the Medical Review Board-with a catch; Jack and Amanda agree on divorce plans. Meanwhile, Hayley [Perry King] snubs Brooke for Alison, personally and professionally; and Jo and Hobbs [Francis X. McCarthy] have loose lips: she about Jane and he at his deposition. 9 Bill Nye the Science Guy Nye examines the principles of light and color. 11 Married...with Children Al buys a cemetery plot adjacent to his late Western-movie hero. But where does that leave Peggy? 12 Seinfeld A weekend in the country is kaput, partly because of George's lead-foot driving. 13 Home Improvement Tim promises to keep the family Christmas card simple: Al and his girlfriend [Sherry

Hursey] come for Thanksgiving. 15 28 New Yankee Workshop 22 Baywatch "A man should be measured by the size of his heart," Matt tells a boy who is ashamed of his father [Ed Gale], who is a dwarf. 7:30 5 American Journal 6 11 EXTRA! 7 Seinfeld See 7PM, Ch. 12. 9 Mr. Bean Mr. Bean attempts to circumvent long lines in a hospital emergency room; torments a member of the Palace Guard. 10 13 The Simpsons Homer accompanies Apu to the Kwik-E-Mart home office-in India-after Apu is fired for selling spoiled food. 12 Murphy Brown Armed with a new nanny and a ton of stuffed toys, Murphy goes back to work-much to the FYIers' dismay. Nanny No. 4: Millicent Martin. 15 28 Japan Today 8PM 2 To Be Announced 5 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air The thrill is gone for "runaway yuppie" Carlton, who can't handle another disappointment, let alone his long-awaited Princeton interview. Pappy: B.B. King. 6 Murphy Brown See 9PM. 7 12 Star Trek: Voyager Neelix and Paris [Robert Duncan McNeill] must put their jealousies over Kes aside when they are ordered to investigate a planet that may be rich in foodstuffs-and end up becoming foster parents to a repto-humanoid hatchling. Capt. Janeway: Kate Mulgrew. 8 NHL Hockey Detroit at Vancouver. 9 American Experience "The Hurricane of '38" is recalled by survivors of the storm that devastated Rhode Island and New York's eastern Long Island, claiming nearly 700 lives and destroying 4500 homes. 10 Marshal MacBride and a fellow marshal [Miguel Sandoval] are fishing in northern Idaho when a paranoid 15-year-old [Brendan Fletcher] starts hunting them: he thinks the Feds are out to get him and his family. MacBride: Jeff Fahey. 11 The Nanny Feeling the need for a life outside of the Sheffield's townhouse, Fran [Fran Drescher] moves into a dingy little apartment with her friend Val [Rachel Chagall]. Maxwell:

Charles Shaughnessy. 13 Melrose Place See 7PM, Ch. 10. 15 28 Mystery! "Rumpole of the Bailey" [Leo McKern] defends a chef accused of unsanitary practics in "Rumpole a la carte." 22 Gordon Elliott Scheduled program topic: concerning oneself with another's love life. 8:30 5 In the House Sam's plan to score points with Jackie [Debbie Allen] requires him to keep Austin on the football team, despite the lad's lack of ability-and the fact that he'd really rather not play. Austin: Jeffery Wood. 6 If Not for You See 9:30PM. 11 Can't Hurry Love Annie [Nancy McKeon] gets cold feet after she sees the webbed ones belonging to a doctor [Paul Satterfield] she's dating; and later finds that she wasn't the only one concerned about appearances. Meanwhile, Elliot has dreams about murdering Roger. 9PM 5 Movie "Trail of Tears" Pam Dawber and Katey Sagal star in a 1995 TV-movie about two mothers whose children have been abducted by their kids' troubled fathers. At the outset, the characters come across as variations on the stars' TV personas: Dawber's Cheryl Harris is a perky Mindy clone, while Sagal's Annie Cook is reminiscent of the wisecracking Peg Bundy. Together, the women search for their children, and as the factbased drama unfolds, they begin to influence one another. Cheryl toughens and Annie softens-character developments that lend nuance and credibility to the film. 6 Movie "Rocky V" [1990] Brain-damaged and broke, the Rock [Sylvester Stallone] shows a young boxer [Tommy Morrison] the ropes. 7 Nowhere Man Veil sees his mission to unmask his persecutors vividly and eerily played out by a character on a public-access TV show, beginning with the night he lost his identity and concluding with a scripted downfall. 9 Masterpiece Theatre Matchmaking is in the air in Part 2 of "The Buccaneers," as Nan St. George [Carla Gugino] is torn between the attentions of Julius Folyat [James Frain] and Guy Thwaite [Greg Wise]. Meanwhile, her sister Virginia [Alison Elliott] accepts the proposal of Lord Seadown [Mark Tandy], much to the dismay of Idina Hatton [Jenny Agutter]. 10 13 Partners Alicia [Maria Pitillo] suspects Owen may be trying to pull the wool over her eyes when he acts overly sheepish about winning a BAAAA [Bay Area Architectural Association Award] for a house he designed.

11 Murphy Brown Murphy's fortune take a turn for the worse when she goes to court to fight a traffic ticket for allegedly hanging an illegal right. Murphy: Candice Bergen. 12 Movie-Viewers Choice Viewers will choose between "Mesmerized," starring Jodie Foster, or "Man, Woman and Child," with Martin Sheen. 15 28 Doctor Who "The Trial of a Time Lord," part 1 of 4. The Doctor [Colin Baker] faces death when the Time Lords of Gallifrey place him on trial for interfering in galatic affairs. 22 Mark Walberg Scheduled topic: young girls dating older men. 9:30 10 13 Ned and Stacey Eric thinks he's being a model husband when he admits to Amanda that he's spending the night with the beautiful-and drunk-spokesperson [Paulina Porizkova] Ned has hired for a new ad campaign. 11 If Not for You Breaking up is hard to do when Jessie and Craig try to end their respective engagements. Meanwhile, Bobby [Reno Wilson] turns to a motivational expert for inspiration. 10PM 2 National 4 Wheel of Fortune 7 News 10 11 Chicago Hope A former patient [Lynne Moody] hopes Dr. Shutt can save her critically wounded son; a racist skinhead needs a heart transplant; Grad [Jayne Brook] takes a sudden interest in baby Alicia; and Nyland [Thomas Gibson] gets a couple of unexpected roommates. 13 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine The fourth season opens with Klingons swarming through the station-and one joining the crew. The outsiders harass civilians and interrupt shipping, prompting Dax to observe, "The longer [they] are here, the worse things are going to get." Capt. Sisko [Avery Brooks] can think of only one solution: "The only ones who can handle Klingons...are Klingons." Enter Worf [Michael Dorn], who discovers a plot by his home world to invade Cardassia. But when the Federation condemns the invasion, the Klingons withdraw from their Federation treaty. 22 Richard Bey 10:30 4 Jeopardy! 15 28 ITN World News 11PM 2 4 5 7 11 News 6 8 CTV News

9 Butterflies Ben and Leonard each plan a surprise to cheer Ria as she falls victim to another birthday. 10 U Sports Page 12 Seinfeld Jerry pays a high price for being stranded at a party by George [Jason Alexander], who pays the price for romance in the workplace but forgets to pay for something else. 15 28 Mystery! See 8PM. 22 Rescue 911 11:30 2 Absolutely Fabulous The British comedy series returns for its third season with the decadent Edina [Jennifer Saunders] and Patsy [Joanna Lumley]. The opener finds the two on a whirlwind tour of New York in an effort to buy a door handle and have lunch. 6 8 News 9 Yes, Minister A national computer file containing information on British subjects causes Hacker [Paul Eddington] and Sir Humphrey to debate the issue of an individual's right to privacy. 10 23:30 12 Baywatch Matt and Summer face physical and personal difficulties while trying to graduate from life-guard school; Stephanie and C.J. become reluctant roommates. 22 Gordon Elliott 11:35 4 Nightline 5 Jay Leno Scheduled: Jamie Lee Curtis, Mark Curry ["Hangin' with Mr. Cooper"], country singer Tim McGraw. 7 Stories of the Highway Patrol Violence erupts at a party in Washington; teen passengers are injured when a car window is shattered in New Hampshire. 11 David Letterman Roseanne; Aretha Franklin. 12AM 9 Marsalis on Music Debut: Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis teaches music fundamentals to children at the Tanglewood [Mass.] Music Center. To illustrate his points on the value of rhythm, selections from "The Nutcracker" are performed. 10 Stephanie Miller 13 LAPD 15 28 Doctor Who 12:05

2 City Beat 4 Stephanie Miller 6 Northern Exposure 7 Sally Jessy Raphael Scheduled topic: teen girls in street gangs. 8 Jay Leno See 11:35PM, Ch. 5. 12:30 12 Infomercial 13 Rush Limbaugh 22 Top Cops 12:35 2 Movie "Bombardier." [1993] A portrait of Joseph-Armand Bombardier, an industrialist who achieved international success. 5 Conan O'Brien Scheduled: Jeff Foxworthy, Mickey Rooney. 11 Jerry Springer 1AM 9 Masterpiece Theatre See 9PM. 10 Danny! 12 Stories of the Highway Patrol 13 Northern Exposure 22 Top Cops 1:05 4 Geraldo Scheduled program topic: transvestism and gangs. 6 Cheers 7 Lauren Hutton And... Scheduled: Music artist Janis Ian . 8 Wheel of Fortune 1:30 7 Infomercials 12 Movie "The Boss' Son." [1978] A young man joins his father's carpet business. 15 28 ITN World News 22 Rescue 911 1:35 5 Greg Kinnear

Scheduled: actor Dave Foley ["NewsRadio"]. 6 American Journal 8 Jeopardy! 11 Tom Snyder Scheduled guest: Naomi Judd. 2AM 10 Who's The Boss? 13 Gabrielle See 10AM. 22 Infomercials 2:05 4 News 5 Infomercial 6 Movie "Murder One." [1988] Factual story of the 1973 killing rampage of three escaped cons and a teenager. 8 Movie-TBA 2:30 7 News 2:35 5 Nightside 11 Night Court 2:40 4 World News Now 3AM 9 G.E.D. 13 Movie "Phantom of the Opera." [1989] Nightmarish retelling of the Gaston Leroux novel with Robert Englund in the title role. 22 Movie "The Burning Hills." [1956] Tab Hunter and Natalie Wood are pursued by a murderous cattle baron and his son in this Louis L'Amour story. Skip Homeier. 3:05 11 Empty Nest 3:30 7 News 12 Movie "The Pit." [1983] A resentful 12-year-old [Sammy Snyders] lures unsuspecting foes to an

abyss full of prehistoric predators. 3:35 11 Coach 4AM 7 Headline News 4:05 11 Up to The Minute 4:30 5 NBC News-Ann Curry -crainbebo

Retro: Nebraska/Sioux Falls/Sioux City Wed, July 30, 1980

from TV Guide-Nebraska edition KNOP 2-NBC North Platte 7:00 Today 9:00 Phil Donahue (from Cleveland with guest Shelley Winters) 10:00 David Letterman 10:30 Wheel of Fortune 11:00 Card Sharks 11:30 Noon Day noon Days of Our Lives 1:00 Doctors 1:30 Another World 3:00 Password Plus 3:30 PTL Club 5:30 NBC Nightly News 6:00 News 6:30 Carol Burnett & Friends 7:00 Real People (stories: a toilet-trained cat, a store selling fashions for full-figured women, a humor prof, an animal photographer, seniors Olympics, fans' reactions to pro wrestling, the Susan B. Anthony dollar, and the Unknown Comic) 8:00 Diff'rent Strokes 8:30 Facts of Life (moves to Fri nights on August 1, Sanford moves here Aug 6) 9:00 Quincy 10:00 News 10:30 Tonight Show (guest Melissa Manchester)

South Dakota Public Broadcasting: KUSD 2-Vermillion/KESD 8-Brookings/KTSD 10-Pierre/KQSD 11-Lowry/KDSD 16-Aberdeen (PBS) 9:45 AM Weather 10:00 Instructional Programs 11:30 Over Easy (guests Jim & Henny Backus) noon Sesame Street 1:00 Old Friends, New Friends (profile of LA teacher Nancy Acosta, who works with dropouts in an area barrio) 1:30 TBA 2:00 Love Tennis 2:30 Making Things Grow 3:00 Sesame Street 4:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 4:30 Electric Company 5:00 Zoom 5:30 Over Easy (discussing aging) 6:00 Living Married 6:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 7:00 Great Performances "Sarah" 8:30 Irish Treasures (a look at a Boston exhibit displaying items from 3000 years of Irish history) 9:00 Meanings of Modern Art (impact of the works of Marcel Duchamp) 10:00 Dick Cavett (June Havoc, conclusion) 10:30 Captioned ABC News 11:00 Soundstage (guests Chick Corea, Al Jarreau, and Gary Burton) KMTV 3-NBC Omaha 6:00 Ed Allen 6:30 Country Day (Paul Stegmir with energy-saving topics/future of real estate) 7:00 Today 8:00 News 8:15 Today 9:00 David Letterman 10:30 Wheel of Fortune 11:00 Conversations (Joni Baillon) 11:30 News noon Days of Our Lives 1:00 Doctors 1:30 Another World 3:00 Mary Tyler Moore 3:30 Gilligan's Island 4:00 Bewitched 4:30 Hogan's Heroes 5:00 News 5:30 NBC Nightly News 6:00 Happy Days Again (guest star Danny Thomas plays Howard's retired detective dad,

who doesn't like being put out to pasture) 6:30 M*A*S*H 7:00 Real People 8:00 Diff'rent Strokes 8:30 Facts of Life 9:00 Quincy 10:00 News 10:30 Tonight Show mid. Tomorrow KTIV 4-NBC Sioux City 6:25 Morning Markets 6:30 Country Day 7:00 Today 9:00 Phil Donahue (debate on the Supreme Court ruling that life forms created by genetic engineering can be patented) 10:00 David Letterman 10:30 Wheel of Fortune 11:00 Card Sharks 11:30 Password Plus noon News 12:30 Days of Our Lives 1:30 Doctors 2:00 Another World 3:30 Hollywood Squares 4:00 Big Valley 5:00 Leave It to Beaver (bw) 5:30 NBC Nightly News 6:00 News 6:30 Happy Days Again 7:00 Real People 8:00 Diff'rent Strokes 8:30 Facts of Life 9:00 Quincy 10:00 News 10:30 Tonight Show mid. Tomorrow KHAS 5-NBC Hastings 6:30 Country Day 7:00 Today 9:00 David Letterman 10:30 Wheel of Fortune 11:00 Card Sharks 11:30 Password Plus noon 5 Country at Noon

12:30 Days of Our Lives 1:30 Doctors 2:00 Another World 3:30 Mission: Impossible 4:30 Big Valley 5:30 NBC Nightly News 6:00 News 6:30 Andy Griffith 7:00 Real People 8:00 Diff'rent Strokes 8:30 Facts of Life 9:00 Quincy 10:00 News 10:30 Tonight Show mid. Tomorrow KXON 5-ABC Sioux Falls/Mitchell 6:00 PTL Club (guest Dale Evans) 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 PTL Club (rerun from 6am) 10:00 Love Boat 11:00 Family Feud 11:30 Ryan's Hope noon All My Children 1:00 One Life to Live 2:00 General Hospital 3:00 Edge of Night 3:30 Popeye 4:30 Superman (bw) 5:00 ABC World News Tonight 5:30 News 6:00 Joker's Wild 6:30 Tic Tac Dough 7:00 Eight is Enough 8:00 Charlie's Angels 9:00 Vega$ 10:00 News 10:30 ABC News Nightline 10:50 Love Boat mid. Baretta 1:10 News WOWT 6-CBS Omaha 6:00 School Report 6:30 Summer Semester "Reading for Parent and Child" 7:00 Wednesday Morning

8:00 Captain Kangaroo (guest Millicent Martin) 9:00 Jeffersons 9:30 Alice 10:00 Price is Right 11:00 Young & the Restless noon News 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 As the World Turns 2:00 Guiding Light 3:00 Tic Tac Dough 3:30 Joker's Wild 4:00 Dinah! & Friends (co-host Fernando Lamas/guests Ned Beatty, Judy Collins, and Tim Matheson) 5:00 News 5:30 CBS Evening News 6:00 News 6:30 Muppet Show (guest Anne Murray) 7:00 Brothers (pilot) 7:30 Movie "Four Days in Dallas" (originally titled Ruby and Oswald) 10:00 News 10:30 Alfred Hitchcock (bw) 11:00 The Saint 12:10 Black Sheep Squadron KETV 7-ABC Omaha 6:00 The Answer is Love 6:15 UNO Scene 6:30 Camera on Mid-America 6:55 American Trail 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Phil Donahue (guest: anthropolgist Susanna Hoffman) 10:00 Love Boat 11:00 Family Feud 11:30 News noon All My Children 1:00 One Life to Live 2:00 General Hospital 3:00 Edge of Night 3:30 Ryan's Hope 4:00 Six Million Dollar Man 5:00 Adam-12 5:30 ABC World News Tonight 6:00 News 6:30 Cross-Wits 7:00 Eight is Enough 8:00 Charlie's Angels

9:00 Vega$ 10:00 News 10:30 ABC News Nightline 10:50 Gunsmoke 11:50 Emergency! 12:50 News KCAU 9-ABC Sioux City 6:00 Porter Wagoner 6:30 Good Morning Siouxland 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 All My Children 10:00 Love Boat 11:00 Family Feud 11:30 Ryan's Hope noon News 12:30 Cross-Wits 1:00 One Life to Live 2:00 General Hospital 3:00 Edge of Night 3:30 Merv Griffin (from Vegas with guests Ray Anthony, Charo, Betty White, and the Arthur Murray dancers) 4:30 Adam-12 5:00 ABC World News Tonight 5:30 My Three Sons 6:00 News 6:30 Bob Newhart 7:00 Eight is Enough 8:00 Charlie's Angels 9:00 Vega$ 10:00 News 10:30 ABC News Nightline 10:50 Love Boat mid. Baretta KOLN 10-Lincoln/KGIN 11-Grand Island (CBS) 6:00 Wednesday Morning 7:00 Morning Show (Drake) 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Romper Room 9:30 Alice 10:00 Price is Right 11:00 Young & the Restless noon News 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 As the World Turns

2:00 Guiding Light 3:00 One Day at a Time 3:30 Jeffersons 4:00 Beverly Hillbillies (bw) 4:25 Take Five 4:30 Mike Douglas (co-host Barbara Mandrell/guests Elizabeth Ashley and George Miller) 5:30 CBS Evening News 6:00 News 6:30 Muppet Show (guest Jonathan Winters) 7:00 Brothers (pilot) 7:30 Movie "Four Days in Dallas" 10:00 News 10:30 The Saint 11:40 Movie "Gunfight in Black Horse Canyon" (re-edited from Tales of Wells Fargo) 1:40 News KELO-Land TV (CBS): KELO 11-Sioux Falls/KDLO 3-Garden City/KPLO 6Reliance 5:30 Summer Semester "Reading for Parent and Child" 6:00 Underdog 6:25 American Trail 6:30 Good Morning KELO-Land 7:00 Wednesday Morning 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Jeffersons 9:30 Alice 10:00 Price is Right 11:00 Young & the Restless noon Big News at Noon 1:00 As the World Turns 2:00 Guiding Light 3:00 One Day at a Time 3:30 Search for Tomorrow 4:00 Captain 11 Presents 4:30 My Three Sons 5:00 Hogan's Heroes 5:30 CBS Evening News 6:00 News 6:30 Family Feud 7:00 Brothers (pilot) 7:30 Movie "Four Days in Dallas" 10:00 News 10:30 The Saint 11:40 Movie "Gunfight in Black Horse Canyon" 1:40 Paul Harvey Comments

1:45 Insight 2:15 News NET (PBS): KUON 12-Lincoln/KYNE 26-Omaha/KLNE 3-Lexington/KMNE 7Bassett/KPNE 9-North Platte/KRNE 12-Merriman/KTNE 13-Alliance/KHNE 29Hastings 6:45 AM Weather 7:00 Sesame Street 8:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 8:30 Zoom 9:00 Studio See 9:30 Vegetable Soup 9:45 AM Weather 10:00 Up in Rosebud Country 11:00 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 11:30 Dick Cavett (June Havoc, pt 1) noon Sesame Street 1:00 Evening at Pops (guest Ray Charles) 2:00 Love Tennis 2:30 Making Things Grow 3:00 Over Easy (discussing aging) 3:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Zoom 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 1978 Bix Beiderbeck Memorial Jazz Festival 6:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 7:00 1980 Nebraska High School Rodeo 10:00 Dick Cavett (June Havoc, conclusion) 10:30 Captioned ABC News 11:00 Great Performances "Sarah" NTV (ABC): KHGI 13-Kearney/KSNB 4-Superior/KWNB 6-Hayes Center/KCNA 8-Albion 6:00 PTL CLub 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Midlands in the Morning 9:30 Family Feud 10:00 Love Boat 11:00 All My Children noon News 12:30 Ryan's Hope 1:00 One Life to Live 2:00 General Hospital 3:00 Edge of Night 3:30 Phil Donahue (guest Susanna Hoffman)

4:30 Gong Show 5:00 Bewitched 5:30 ABC World News Tonight 6:00 News 6:30 Tic Tac Dough 7:00 Eight is Enough 8:00 Charlie's Angels 9:00 Vega$ 10:00 News 10:30 ABC News Nightline 10:50 Love Boat mid. Baretta 1:10 PTL Club KSFY 13-Sioux Falls/KPRY 4-Pierre/KABY 9-Aberdeen (NBC) (only 13/4 are mentioned in station ads) 6:30 Country Day 7:00 Today 9:00 Phil Donahue (same topic as ch 4) 10:00 David Letterman 10:30 Wheel of Fortune 11:00 Card Sharks 11:30 Password Plus noon Noonday 12:30 Days of Our Lives 1:30 Doctors 2:00 Another World 3:30 Bob Newhart 4:00 Leave It to Beaver (bw) 4:30 Star Trek 5:30 NBC Nightly News 6:00 News 6:30 Newlywed Game 7:00 Real People 8:00 Diff'rent Strokes 8:30 Facts of Life 9:00 Quincy 10:00 News 10:30 Tonight Show mid. Tomorrow 1:00 News KMEG 14-CBS Sioux City 5:55 Message for Today 6:00 PTL Club 7:00 Wednesday Morning

8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 PTL Club 10:00 Price is Right 11:00 This Morning 11:30 Search for Tomorrow noon Young & the Restless 1:00 As the World Turns 2:00 Guiding Light 3:00 One Day at a Time 3:30 Puppin's Place 4:00 Bonanza 5:00 I Love Lucy (bw) 5:30 CBS Evening News 6:00 Dick Van Dyke (bw/according to the station's Wikipedia page, they didn't launch news until 1998) 6:30 Joker's Wild 7:00 Brothers (pilot) 7:30 Movie "Four Days in Dallas" 10:00 Prisoner: Cell Block H 10:30 The Saint 11:40 Movie "Gunfight in Black Horse Canyon" 1:40 News WTBS 17-Ind Atlanta Listed CT 4:45 World at Large 5:30 Love, American Style 6:00 Funtime 7:00 Hazel 7:30 Lucy Show 8:00 Family Affair 8:30 Green Acres 9:00 Movie "The Perfect Furlough" 11:00 Freeman Reports noon Mission: Impossible 1:00 Baseball: Atlanta-NY Mets 3:30 Gilligan's Island 4:00 My Three Sons 4:30 I Dream of Jeannie 5:00 Andy Griffith (bw) 5:30 I Love Lucy (bw) 6:00 Hogan's Heroes 6:30 All in the Family 7:00 Movie "The Stepford Wives" 9:00 News 10:00 Last of the Wild 10:30 Movie "You're Never Too Young"

12:35 News 12:40 Baseball (r) 3:10 Movie "The Wild Racers" Iowa Public TV (PBS): KSIN 27-Sioux City/KBIN 32-Council Bluffs/KHIN 36-Red Oak 6:45 AM Weather 7:00 Art America 7:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8:00 Bridge with Jean Cox 8:30 Antiques 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Studio See 10:30 Zoom 11:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 11:30 Electric Company noon Let's Grow a Garden 12:30 Beginning to Sew 1:00 Nova "A is for Atom, B is for Bomb" (profile of physicist Edward Teller) 2:00 Over Easy (discussing aging) 2:30 Dick Cavett (June Havoc, conclusion) 3:00 Upstairs, Downstairs 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 Over Easy (r) 6:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 7:00 Great Performances "Sarah" 8:30 Irish Treasures 9:00 Meanings of Modern Art 10:00 Dick Cavett (r) 10:30 Soundstage (same guests as SDPB) 11:30 Captioned ABC News

Another Sort of Retro Listing: Seattle/Tacoma, Sat. September 25th, 2004

Source: TV Guide. Yes, I broke my promise that I wouldn't do any more past 2001... 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 6 CHEK Victoria [CH]

7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] 8 CHAN Vancouver [Global] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 10 CKVU Vancouver [CityTV] 11 KSTW Tacoma [UPN] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [Fox] 15 KCKA Centralia [PBS] 16 KONG Seattle [IND] 22 KTWB Seattle [WB] 28 KBTC Tacoma [PBS] 33 KWPX Bellevue [PAX] When a channel is not shown for a long time after one program, it means it is having infomercials. 9AM 2 Reboot 4 Lilo & Stitch 5 News 6 Going Fishing 7 LazyTown 9 Arthur 10 CityCooks 11 Inspector Gadget's Field Trip 12 Dave Chalk Connected 13 Sonic X 15 28 Quilting with Shar 22 Teen Titans 9:30 2 Ace Lightning 4 Fillmore 6 Discover Your World 7 Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends 9 Dragonfly TV 10 Arts and Minds 11 Inspector Gadget's Field Trip 13 One Piece 15 28 Lap Quilting 22 Xiaolin Showdown 10AM 2 Spy Net 4 Proud Family 5 High-School Sports Blitz

6 Desi Door Darshan 1 7 Dora the Explorer 8 Get Up and Grow 9 15 28 Sewing with Nancy 10 Punjabi Profile 11 Teen Kids News 13 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 16 DIY Western Washington 22 Pokemon 10:30 2 Angela Anaconda 4 That's So Raven 5 Gardening with Ciscoe 7 Dora the Explorer 8 Great Taste, No Money 9 Quilt Central 11 I Love Lucy BW 13 F-Zero: GP Legend 15 28 America Sews with Sue Hausmann 16 Bob Vila's Home Again 22 The Batman 11AM 2 Paralympic Games 4 Phil of the Future 5 Endurance: Hawaii Twenty kids arrive in Hawaii to begin competition. 7 Little Bill 8 Antique Hunter 9 Hometime 10 Sport of Kings 11 Walker, Texas Ranger 13 Kirby: Right Back at Ya! 15 28 Martha's Sewing Room 16 This Old House 22 Yu-Gi-Oh! 11:30 4 Lizzie McGuire 5 Strange Days at Blake Holsey High Corrine and Marshall have a tiff. 6 Technical Knockout 7 Blue's Clues 8 Room to Grow 9 For Your Home

10 Dotto Tech 13 Shaman King 15 28 Kaye's Quilting Friends 16 Hometime 22 Da Boom Crew Noon 5 Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures 6 World Vision Canada 7 College Football Today 8 News 9 Victory Garden 10 Ethnosonic 11 Movie-TBA 13 NFL Under The Helmet 15 28 Quilt in a Day 16 Your New House 22 Sabrina's Secret Life 33 Yom Kippur: Prayers of Atonement 12:30 4 College Football Washington State at Arizona in a Pac-10 duel. Arizona relies on QB Kris Heavner and RB Mike Bell to reach the end zone. WSU boasts one of the league's hardest hitters in LB Will Derting. [Live] 5 College Football Washington at Notre Dame. The Irish look to hit paydirt with a West Coast offense guided by QB Brady Quinn. Washington's defense relies on CB Derrick Johnson and DT Manase Hopoi. Notre Dame leads the series 4-0. 7 College Football TBA. 9 Alone in the Wilderness 13 This Week in Baseball 15 28 This Old House 16 Ron Hazleton's House Calls 22 Sabrina's Secret Life 1PM 6 Taste! 8 Xtreme Sports 10 Back In 12 Movie "Harriet the Spy." [1996] Adaption of the novel about a precocious preteen [Michelle Trachtenberg] whose "sleuthing" lands her in hot water with her friends and neighbors. Rosie O'Donnell. 13 Baseball

Teams and game times were not set at press time, as Fox plans to air games with the most impact on the pennant races. 15 28 Hometime 16 Best of Taste 22 The Parkers 1:30 2 Track and Field 6 Teens Dating! 8 Velirium 15 28 New Yankee Workshop 16 Gardening with Ciscoe 22 Blind Date 2PM 6 Inside Entertainment 8 All Xtreme 9 Dr. Wayne Dyer: The Power of Intention 10 Uncovered 11 To Be Announced 15 28 EastEnders 16 Gardening in America 22 Movie "Closer and Closer." [1996] A writer [Kim Delaney] of a novel about a serial killer is target for murder. John J. York. 2:30 6 Best of Body & Health 8 Entertainment Tonight 10 Listed 15 28 EastEnders 16 Gardening with Ciscoe 3PM 2 Saturday Review 6 Summit of Life 10 Star! Inside 12 Ripley's Believe It or Not! 15 28 Martin Yan's Chinatowns 16 Road Rules 3:30 2 CFL Pregame 6 Past Lives 8 Simpsons 12 Ripley's Believe It or Not!

15 28 Michael Chiarello's Napa 16 Road Rules 4PM 2 CFL Football Winnipeg at Montreal. 4 To Be Announced 5 Husky Postgame 6 Whose Design Is It Anyway? 7 Go for It! 8 Simpsons 10 Movie "A Night at the Roxbury." [1998] The head-hopping Butabi Brothers go club-hopping. Inane comedy. Will Ferrell. 11 Movie-TBA 12 Ripley's Believe It or Not! 15 28 America's Test Kitchen 22 Movie "Bad Moon." [1996] A photo-journalist is bitten by a werewolf. Michael Pare. 4:30 5 U.S. Olympic Gold 6 Get Up and Grow 7 Wild About Animals 8 Simpsons 13 Ace Lightning 15 28 Router Workshop 5PM 4 5 6 7 News 8 Simpsons 12 Elimidate 13 Wild Moments 15 28 Woodwright's Shop 5:30 8 Global National This Week 13 Awesome Adventures 15 28 This Old House 22 Yes, Dear 6PM 5 NBC News-John Seigenthaler 6 Go! Magazine 7 CBS News 8 News

9 Andre Rieu: Live in Tuscany 10 CityPulse 11 King of Queens 12 To Serve and Protect 13 Mutant X 15 28 Hometime Part 1 of 2. Restoring a century-old lakeside summer house; the difference between restoring and updating. 16 Your Total Health 22 Just Shoot Me 33 Miracle Pets 6:30 5 7 News 6 Mystery Ink 10 Fashion Television 11 King of Queens 15 28 New Yankee Workshop 16 Gary Cogill [movie reviews] 22 Dharma & Greg 7PM 2 Movie "Best in Show." [2000] Christopher Guest co-wrote, directed and stars in this mockumentary about eccentrics participating in a prestigious dog show. Uneven but often hilarious satire from Guest, who also directed "Waiting for Guffman". Parker Posey. 4 Wheel of Fortune 5 Northwest Backroads 6 Caitlin's Way 7 Entertainment Tonight 8 Body & Health 10 Movie Television 11 Seinfeld 12 King of Queens 13 Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda The crew tries to stop a war, in order to prevent genocide. 15 28 Doctor Who 16 ER Luka pays for a misdiagnosis; Abby tends to an ailing Kerry; Carter reaches out to Pratt after he's caught with a gun at work. 22 Everybody Loves Raymond 33 Gaither Homecoming 7:30 4 Jeopardy! 5 Inside Edition

6 Inside Entertainment 8 Body & Health 10 Star TV 11 That '70s Show 12 Becker John helps an elderly woman. 15 28 Doctor Who 22 Everybody Loves Raymond 8PM 4 Movie "Cast Away." [2000] A man's stranded on an island in the Pacific for more than four years. Starring Tom Hanks, and let's not forget WILSON!! 5 8 The Apprentice The task: promote a new flavor of toothpaste. One gimmick involves a flamethrower, and one of the teams will be flashing their pearly white smiles when it's over. 6 Doc A teacher learns he has Lou Gehrig's disease. 7 Cold Case The 1989 murder of a young mother is reopened and the investigation yields surprising information about the slain woman. 9 Great Performances 10 Movie "Castaway." [1986] Story of a publisher [Oliver Reed] who advertised for a help-meet [Amanda Donohoe] to spend a year with him on a desert island near Australia. 11 America's Next Top Model In the third-season opener, the 14 new contestants are introduced, and some of the aspiring models become targets of mischief at a pool party. Elsewhere, one young woman gets into a bar fight, and another reveals a personal secret. Tyra Banks hosts. 12 Movie "Last Action Hero." [1993] A kid steps into the fantasy world of a movie. Arnold Schwarzenegger. 13 Cops The driver of a suspected stolen vehicle charges at a cop while a passenger flees; a wedding-chapel owner claims a threat of harm from a competitor. 15 28 Fawlty Towers 16 Celebrity Justice 22 Movie "Two Much." [1996, Antonio Banderas]. 8:30 13 Cops 15 28 Last of the Summer Wine Wesley invests in an oddball motor vehicle. 9PM

2 Movie "The Pelican Brief." [1993] Law student Julia Roberts uncovers an assassination plot. Denzel Washington. 5 Medical Investigation In the series pilot, an illness dooms diners at a New York eatery; a newborn's ailment stirs controversy. 6 Higher Ground Hannah resigns after a new student commits suicide. 7 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation A severed human hand is found in the woods near a small Nevada town. 8 Amish in the City The roommates visit Amish country; Miriam spots her mother. 11 Unexplained Mysteries 13 America's Most Wanted A suspected child predator is also wanted for sexual assault and kidnapping. 15 28 Austin City Limits John Mayer performs, and is joined by bluesman Buddy Guy and Double Trouble. 10PM 5 Law & Order: SVU A case involves fratricide and a controlling mother. 6 Stargate SG-1 SG-1 is Earth's last line of defense when the planet is threatened by a giant asteroid. 7 48 Hours Mystery 8 Blue Murder More evidence is found to indicate corruption in the elite Heroes police unit. 9 He Touched Me Elvis Presley's love of gospel music is chronicled. 11 13 16 News 15 28 Soundstage Trace Adkins and Travis Tritt perfor. Adkins' set includes "Chrome" and "I'm Tryin." Tritt does "Drive," "Anymore." 22 Just Shoot Me 10:30 11 Seinfeld Kramer test drives a car. 12 Becker 13 Simpsons Homer joins a secret club. 16 Chris Matthews 22 Dharma & Greg Kitty plans a big wedding. [By now, the TVG only listed selected channels for 11PM-1:30AM, then only cable movies after 1:35AM.]

11PM 4 5 7 News 9 In Concert with Ray Charles 11 Taxi 13 Mad TV 22 Blind Date 11:30 4 To Be Announced 5 Saturday Night Live 11 WWE Bottom Line 22 The 5th Wheel 11:35 7 Famous Homes and Hideaways 12AM 9 In The Life 13 Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda 22 Cheaters 12:05 7 Infomercials 12:30 11 Smooth Jazz TV 1:00 5 Almost Live! 9 Alone in the Wilderness 11 Rainiervision 13 Mutant X 22 Elimidate 1:30 5 The West Wing 11 One Cubed 1:35 4 Infomercials 7 It's Showtime at the Apollo -crainbebo

Source: TV Guide. When a channel is not shown for a long time after one program, it means it is having infomercials. [the TVG only listed selected channels for 11PM-1:30AM, then only cable movies after 1:35AM.] By this time, TVG gave up listing infomercials altogether -- in the 1980s, it listed the title of the infomercial; by 1990, it listed only "Commercial Program", and later, "Paid Program"; but in 2004, when TVG started to make mincemeat out of its listings before switching to national listings, it refused to list infomercials altogether. The especially low blow was listing only local channels (or for editions sold in more than one market, listings only for the largest market in the region, I think) after 11PM. Also, non-cable editions lost the "channels listed" page, which is especially a big inconvenience in editions that listed more than one station with the same channel number (especially Montana and South Georgia) -- you had to go online to download a "channels listed" PDF from TVG's website. (Too bad I never had the forethought of downloading and saving them.)

Actually, the Infomercial title I think was gone before 2004. In the late '90s, it listed them as "Infomercial" or "Infomercials" instead of Paid Program, from what I can remember. -crainbebo

Actually, the Infomercial title I think was gone before 2004. IIRC the TV Guide switch from "Commercial Program" to "Infomercial" was in mid 1996 when the program fonts changed from the 1985 non-bold all-caps font to a bold mixed-case font.

Retro: Philadelphia TV - October 21-27, 2000

Retro Philadelphia TV - October 21-27, 2000 Source: TV Guide Philadelphia Edition - October 21-27, 2000 KYW-TV 3 (NBC) Saturday 5AM - Minority Business Report

5:30 - CBS MarketWatch Weekend 6AM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 7AM - Saturday Early Show 9AM - Franklin 9:30 - Kipper 10AM - Blue's Clues 10:30 - Dora the Explorer 11AM - Little Bear 11:30 - Little Bill Noon - College Football (Notre Dame at West Virginia or Virginia Tech at Syracuse) 3:30 - College Football (Alabama Crimson Tide at Tennessee Volunteers) 7PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 8PM - That's Life 9PM - Walker, Texas Ranger 10PM - The District 11PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 11:30 - Howard Stern Radio Show 12:30 - Cindy Margolis Show 1:30 - Hollywood Squares 2AM - Inside Edition 2:30 - Entertainers 3:30 - Bob Vila's Home Again 4AM - Ron Hazelton's House Calls 4:30 - Rebecca's Garden Sunday 5AM - P. Allen Smith Gardens 5:30 - Martha Stewart Living 6AM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 9AM - CBS Sunday Morning 10:30 - Face the Nation 11AM - Donovan McNabb Show 11:30 - Sports Gameday Noon - NFL Today 1PM - CBS MarketWatch Weekend 1:30 - Minority Business Report 2PM - Golf Magazine TV 2:30 - Nicklaus: A Final March Through the Majors 4PM - NFL Football: Cleveland at Pittsburgh 7PM - 60 Minutes 8PM - Touched by an Angel 9PM - Movie: Songs in Ordinary Time (2000) 11PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 11:35 - Sunday Sports Rap 12:05 - Ebert & Roeper at the Movies ("Pay It Forward", "Bedazzled", "The Legend of Drunken Master")

12:35 - The Outer Limits 1:35 - Early Edition 2:35 - NYPD Blue 3:35 - Up to the Minute 4:30 - CBS News Monday-Friday 5AM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 6AM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 7AM - The Early Show 9AM - Curtis Court 9:30 - Curtis Court 10AM - Dr. Laura 11AM - The Price is Right Noon - CBS3 Eyewitness News 12:30 - The Young and the Restless 1:30 - The Bold and the Beautiful 2PM - As the World Turns 3PM - Guiding Light 4PM - Sally Jesse Raphael 5PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 6PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 6:30 - CBS News 7PM - Entertainment Tonight 7:30 - Hollywood Squares 8PM Monday - The King of Queens Tuesday - JAG Wednesday - Bette Thursday - 48 Hours Friday - The Fugitive 8:30 Monday - Yes, Dear Wednesday - Welcome to New York 9PM Monday - Everybody Loves Raymond Tuesday - 60 Minutes II Wednesday - Movie: One True Love (2000) Thursday - City of Angels Friday - CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 9:30 Monday - Becker 10PM Monday - Family Law Tuesday - Judging Amy Thursday - Diagnosis Murder

Friday - Nash Bridges 11PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 11:35 - David Letterman 12:35 - Craig Kilborn 1:35 - Martha Stewart Living 2:35 - Inside Edition 3:05 - Paid Programming 3:35 - Up to the Minute Entertainment Tonight (early Sat) 4:05 - Paid Programming (early Sat) 4:30 - CBS News 4:35 - Paid Programming (early Sat) WPVI-TV 6 (ABC) Saturday 5AM - Paid Programming 5:30 - Perspective: New Jersey 6AM - Action News 7AM - Action News 8AM - Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (cartoon) 8:30 - One Saturday Morning 10:30 - Buzz Lightyear 11AM - Doug 11:30 - Pepper Ann Noon - College Football (TBA) 3:30 - College Football (Michigan State Spartans at Michigan Wolverines) 7PM - Action News 7:30 - Visions 8PM - Movie: Forrest Gump (1994) 11PM - Action News 11:35 - Million Dollar Movie: Against Her Will: An Incident in Baltimore (1992) 1:35 - Action News 2:05 - Cinema 6: The Towering Inferno (till 6AM) Sunday 6AM - Puerto Rican Panorama 6:30 - Church Service 7AM - Action News 8AM - Sunday Live 9AM - Action News 10AM - Congressional Debate 11AM - This Week Noon - Action News 1PM - Gubernatorial Debate 1:30 - Congressional Debate 2PM - Candidates Debate

2:30 - Congressional Debate 3PM - Gubernatorial Debate 3:30 - Congressional Debate 4PM - Winnie the Pooh 4:30 - Disney's Mickey Mouseworks 5PM - Jack Hanna 6PM - Action News 6:30 - ABC World News Sunday 7PM - Wonderful World of Disney: The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (1998) 9PM - Who Wants to Be a Millionaire 10PM - The Practice 11PM - Action News 11:35 - Million Dollar Movie: Blind Faith (1998) 1:35 - Action News 2:05 - Inside Story 2:35 - Puerto Rican Panorama 3:05 - World News Now Monday-Friday 5AM - ABC News 5:30 - Action News 6AM - Action News 7AM - Good Morning America 9AM - Regis 10AM - Rosie O'Donnell 11AM - The View Noon - Action News 12:30 - Port Charles 1PM - All My Children 2PM - One Life to Live 3PM - General Hospital 4PM - Oprah Winfrey 5PM - Action News 6PM - Action News 6:30 - ABC World News Tonight 7PM - Jeopardy! 7:30 - Wheel of Fortune 8PM Monday - 20/20 Downtown Tuesday - Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Wednesday - Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Thursday - Whose Line is it Anyway? Friday - Two Guys and a Girl 8:30 Thursday - Whose Line is it Anyway? Friday - The Trouble with Normal

9PM Monday - Monday Night Football: Dolphins at Jets Tuesday - Dharma & Greg Wednesday - The Drew Carey Show Thursday - Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Friday - Norm 9:30 Tuesday - Geena Davis Show Wednesday - Spin City Friday - Madigan Men 10PM Tuesday - Once and Again Wednesday - Gideon's Crossing Thursday - PrimeTime Friday - 20/20 11PM - Action News (Tues-Fri) 11:35 - Nightline (Tues Fri) 12AM - Action News (early Tues.) 12:05 - Politically Incorrect (early Wed-early Sat) 12:35 - Nightline (early Tues.) Philly After Midnight (early Wed-early Sat) 1:05 - Politically Incorrect (early Tues.) Oprah Winfrey (early Wed-early Sat) 1:35 - Oprah Winfrey (early Tues.) 2:05 - Action News (rebroadcast) (early Wed-early Sat) 2:35 - Action News (rebroadcast) (early Tues.) Cinema 6: What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1991) (early Sat) 2:40 - World News Now (early Wed-early Fri) 3:10 - ABC World News Now (early Tues.) 4:35 - Paid Programming (early Sat) WCAU-TV 10 (NBC) Saturday 5AM - SOS in America 5:30 - Wall Street Journal Report 6AM - NBC10 News 7AM - Today 8AM - NBC10 News 9AM - City Guys 9:30 - NBA Inside Stuff 10AM - Hang Time 10:30 - One World 11AM - City Guys 11:30 - Just Deal Noon - Golf (Presidents Cup Day 3) 6PM - NBC10 News

6:30 - NBC News 7PM - Access Hollywood 8PM - Movie: The Bridges of Madison County (1995) 11PM - NBC10 News 11:30 - Saturday Night Live 1AM - Saturday Night Live 2:30 - Extra! 3:30 - Total Recall 2070 4:30 - Famous Home & Hideaways Sunday 5AM - B. Smith with Style 5:30 - Singsation 6AM - NBC10 News 7AM - NBC10 News 8AM - Today 9AM - Meet the Press 10AM - Golf (President Cup final day) 4PM - Gravity Games 6PM - NBC10 News 6:30 - NBC News 7PM - Dateline NBC 8PM - Ed 9PM - Movie: While You Were Sleeping (1995) 11PM - NBC10 News 11:35 - Sports Final 12:05 - George Michael Sports Machine 12:35 - Extra! 1:35 - Profiler 2:35 - Dateline NBC 3:30 - Meet the Press 4:30 - Early Today Monday-Friday 5AM - NBC10 News 6AM - NBC10 News 7AM - Today 10AM - Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus 11AM - HouseCalls 11:30 - HouseCalls Noon - Days of Our Lives 1PM - Passions 2PM - Jerry Springer 3PM - Montel Williams 4PM - NBC10 News 5PM - NBC10 News

6PM - NBC10 News 6:30 - NBC News 7PM - Extra! 7:30 - Access Hollywood 8PM Monday - Daddio Tuesday - The Michael Richards Show Wednesday - Titans Thursday - Friends Friday - Providence 8:30 Monday - Tucker Tuesday - 3rd Rock from the Sun Thursday - Cursed 9PM Monday - Deadline Tuesday - Frasier Wednesday - The West Wing Thursday - Will & Grace Friday - Dateline NBC 9:30 Thursday - Just Shoot Me 10PM Monday - Third Watch Tuesday - Dateline NBC Wednesday - Law & Order Thursday - ER Friday - Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 11PM - NBC10 News 11:35 - Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:35 - Late Night with Conan O'Brien 1:35 - Later (early Tues-early Fri) Friday Night Videos (early Sat) 2:05 - Tonight Show with Jay Leno (early Tues-early Fri) 2:35 - Tonight Show with Jay Leno (early Sat) 3:05 - Late Night with Conan O'Brien (early Tues-early Fri) 3:35 - Late Night with Conan O'Brien (early Sat) 4AM - Access Hollywood (early Tues-early Fri) 4:30 - Early Today (early Tues-early Fri) Access Hollywood (early Sat) WPHL-TV 17 (WB) Saturday 5AM - U.S. Farm Report 5:30 - Paid Programming 7AM - The Parent 'Hood

7:30 - The Parent 'Hood 8AM - Men in Black: The Series 8:30 - Pokemon 9AM - Jackie Chan Adventures 9:30 - Cardcaptors 10AM - Pokemon: The Johto Journeys 10:30 - Static Shock 11AM - Batman Beyond 11:30 - Max Steel Noon - Baywatch Hawaii 1PM - BeastMaster 2PM - Cleopatra 2525 2:30 - Jack of All Trades 3PM - Xena 4PM - Queen of Swords 5PM - Earth: Final Conflict 6PM - Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda 7PM - Friends 7:30 - The Drew Carey Show 8PM - Movie: The Distinguished Gentleman (1992) 10PM - WB17 News at Ten 10:30 - The Andy Reid Show 11PM - Relic Hunter Midnight - ER 1AM - Soul Train 2AM - Your Big Break 3AM - The Andy Reid Show 3:30 - Paid Programming (until 7AM) Sunday 7AM - In Touch 8AM - Jim Fowler's Life in the Wild 8:30 - Wild Moments 9AM - The Parent 'Hood 9:30 - Malibu, Ca. 10AM - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World 11AM - BeastMaster Noon - Movie: The Aristocats (1970) 2PM - Movie: Paradise (1991) 4PM - Movie: Colors (1988) 6PM - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 6:30 - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 7PM - Jamie Foxx 7:30 - For Your Love 8PM - Steve Harvey 8:30 - The PJs

9PM - Hype 9:30 - Nikki 10PM - WB17 News at Ten 10:30 - Sunday Sports Wrap 11PM - The Drew Carey Show 11:30 - Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda 12:30 - Earth: Final Conflict 1:30 - Paid Programming (until 6AM) Monday 6AM - Kenneth Copeland 6:30 - Sailor Moon 7AM - Pokemon 7:30 - Hysteria! 8AM - Three's Company 8:30 - Judge Mills Lane 9AM - Maury 10AM - Family Feud 10:30 - To Tell the Truth 11AM - Ricki Lake Noon - Maury 1PM - Ricki Lake 2PM - Blind Date 2:30 - Blind Date 3PM - Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries 3:30 - Men in Black: The Series 4PM - Pokemon 4:30 - Max Steel 5PM - 7th Heaven 6PM - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 6:30 - Suddenly Susan 7PM - Friends 7:30 - The Drew Carey Show 8PM Monday - 7th Heaven Tuesday - Buffy the Vampire Slayer Wednesday - Dawson's Creek Thursday - Gilmore Girls Friday - Sabrina, the Teenage Witch 8:30 Friday - Grosse Pointe 9PM Monday - Roswell Tuesday - Angel Wednesday - Felicity Thursday - Charmed

Friday - Sabrina, the Teenage Witch 9:30 Friday - Nikki 10PM - WB17 News at Ten 10:30 - Mad About You (Mon-Thurs) In the Know with Steve Highsmith (Fri) 11PM - Friends 11:30 - The Drew Carey Show Midnight - The Wayans Bros. 12:30 - In the House 1AM - Unhappily Ever After 1:30 - WB17 News at Ten (rebroadcast) 2AM - Too Close for Comfort (early Tues-early Fri) Mad About You (early Sat) 2:30 - Paid Programming (until 6AM) WTXF-TV 29 (Fox) Saturday 5AM - This Old House 5:30 - Paid Programming 7AM - Popular Mechanics for Kids 7:30 - Wild America 8AM - Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue 8:30 - Action Man 9AM - Digimon 9:30 - Digimon 10AM - Beast Machines 10:30 - Digimon 11AM - Escaflowne 11:30 - CyberSix Noon - NFL Under the Helmet 12:30 - Inside the Eagles 1PM - Sheena 2PM - Movie: Going Underground (1993) 4PM - The X-Files 5PM - Stargate SG-1 6PM - M*A*S*H 6:30 - 3rd Rock from the Sun 7PM - Home Improvement 7:30 - World Series: Game 1 (Mets at Yankees) 10:30 - Fox Ten O'Clock News 11:30 - MADTv 12:30 - V.I.P. 1:30 - New York Undercover 2:30 - Source: All Access 3:30 - Animal Rescue

4AM - Stargate SG-1 Sunday 5AM - Better Home and Gardens 5:30 - Paid Programming 6:30 - Key of David 7AM - Awesome Adventures 7:30 - Fox Focus 8AM - New Jersey Journal 8:30 - Animal Rescue 9AM - Fox News Sunday 10AM - V.I.P. 11AM - Eagles Game Day Live Noon - NFL Sunday 1PM - NFL Football: Chicago at Philadelphia 4PM - NFL Sunday 4:15 - NFL Football: Washington at Jacksonville 7:30 - World Series: Game 2 (Mets at Yankees) 10:30 - Fox Ten O'Clock News 11:30 - Seinfeld Midnight - The X-Files 1AM - Creflo A. Dollar 1:30 - Jack Van Impe Presents 2AM - Paid Programming 3AM - Sheena 4AM - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Monday-Friday 5AM - M*A*S*H 5:30 - Judge Hatchett 6AM - Fox Morning News 7AM - Good Day Philadelphia 9AM - Judge Hatchett 9:30 - Power of Attorney 10AM - Judge Joe Brown 10:30 - Judge Joe Brown 11AM - Divorce Court 11:30 - Divorce Court Noon - Power of Attorney 12:30 - Roseanne 1PM - The Cosby Show 1:30 - The Cosby Show 2PM - Queen Latifah 3PM - The Magic School Bus 3:30 - Power Rangers 4PM - NASCAR Racers

4:30 - Digimon 5PM - Judge Judy 5:30 - Divorce Court 6PM - Judge Judy 6:30 - The Simpsons 7PM - The Simpsons 7:30 - Seinfeld 8PM Monday - Boston Public Tuesday - World Series: Game 3 (Yankees at Mets) Wednesday - World Series: Game 4 (Yankees at Mets) Thursday - Movie: An American Werewolf in Paris (1997) Friday - Police Videos 9PM Monday - Ally McBeal Friday - Freakylinks 10PM - Fox Ten O'Clock News (Mon, Thur, Fri) 11PM - Frasier (Mon, Thur, Fri) Fox Ten O'Clock News (Tue) 11:30 - 3rd Rock from the Sun (Mon, Thur, Fri) Midnight - Home Improvement (Mon, Thur, Fri) Frasier (Tue) 12:30 - Arrest & Trial 1AM - Paid Programming 3AM - Fox Ten O'Clock News (rebroadcast) 4AM - Cops 4:30 - Arrest & Trial WGTW-TV 48 (Ind) Saturday 5AM - Shop at Home Network 6AM - Gospel Expressions Video 6:30 - Paid Programming 7AM - Lil' Iguana 7:30 - Young America Outdoors 8AM - Paid Programming 11AM - Did You Ever Wonder? 11:30 - Game Warden Wildlife Journal Noon - I Spy 1PM - WWF Wrestling (Metal?) 2PM - Movie: Concrete War (1991) 4PM - Championship Kickboxing 5PM - Thunderbox 6PM - State Police 6:30 - State Police 7PM - Nash Bridges

8PM - Invisible Man 9PM - Extreme Championship Wrestling 10PM - Cheaters 11PM - Tunez 11:30 - Urban X-Pressions 1AM - Paid Programming 2AM - Shop at Home Network (till 6AM) Sunday 6AM - From the Heart Ministries 7AM - Jack Van Impe Presents 7:30 - Feed the Children 8AM - Hour of Power 9AM - Jimmy Swaggart 10AM - Paid Programming 11AM - Critter Gitters 11:30 - Wild About Animals Noon - America's Funniest Home Videos 12:30 - Penn State Football Story 1PM - WCW Wrestling (WorldWide?) 2PM - Women of Wrestling 3PM - Movie: Dance Me Outside (1994) 5PM - Nash Bridges 6PM - Immortal 7PM - Movie: The Bat (1959) 9PM - The King Is Coming 9:30 - Exalted Word 10PM - Rod Parsley 10:30 - Reverend Ike 11PM - Paid Programming 11:30 - Peter Popoff Midnight - Paid Programming 2AM - Shop at Home Network Monday-Friday 6AM - Shepherd's Chapel 7AM - Creflo A. Dollar 7:30 - Life in the Word 8AM - Streets of San Francisco 9AM - The Rockford Files 10AM - Hawaii Five-O 11AM - Matlock Noon - Bewitched 12:30 - I Dream of Jeannie 1PM - A Different World 1:30 - National Enquirer Uncovered

2PM - Moral Court 3PM - Knight Rider 4PM - The A-Team 5PM - Married... with Children 5:30 - Married... with Children 6PM - Moral Court 7PM - Sex Wars 7:30 - Lover or Loser 8PM - National Enquirer Uncovered 8:30 - Real World 9PM Monday - Columbo Tuesday - Movie: House of Usher (1960) Wednesday - Movie: Sword of the Valiant (1983) Thursday - Movie: Invaders from Mars (1953) Friday - Immortal 10PM Friday - ECW Wrestling 10:30 Monday - Hogan's Heroes 11PM Monday - NWA Worldwide Wrestling Tuesday - Thunderbox Wednesday - WWF Wrestling (Jakked?) Thursday - Women of Wrestling Friday - WCW Wrestling Midnight - Lover or Loser 12:30 - Sex Wars 1AM - Night Heat 2AM - Shop at Home Network WPSG-TV 57 (UPN) Saturday 5AM - Archie Bunker's Place 5:30 - Paid Programming 8AM - Studio 57 8:30 - Paid Programming 10AM - Clueless 10:30 - Step by Step 11AM - Battle Dome Noon - Movie: Cotton Comes to Harlem (1970) 2PM - Movie: Shaft in Africa (1973) 4PM - Movie: Deep Cover (1992) 6PM - Maximum Exposure 7PM - Spin City 7:30 - Jamie Foxx

8PM - Movie: The Untouchables (1987) 10:30 - It's Showtime at the Apollo 11:30 - Star Trek: Voyager 12:30 - Star Trek: Voyager 1:30 - Source Sound Lab 2:30 - Movie: Blank Check (1994) 4:30 - Sanford and Son Sunday 5AM - All in the Family 5:30 - Paid Programming 8AM - Creflo A. Dollar 8:30 - Jerry Falwell 9:30 - Paid Programming 10AM - Pepper Ann 10:30 - Sabrina 11AM - Recess 11:30 - Buzz Lightyear Noon - Movie: Leprechaun 2 (1994) 2PM - Movie: Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings (1994) 4PM - Movie: The Prophecy (1995) 6PM - Movie: A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) 8PM - Movie: Hocus Pocus (1993) 10PM - Maximum Exposure 11PM - The Pretender Midnight - Good Times 12:30 - Sanford and Son 1AM - Battle Dome 2AM - Movie: The In Crowd (1988) 4AM - Charlie's Angels Monday-Friday 5AM - Paid Programming 8AM - I Love Lucy 8:30 - The 700 Club 9AM - Judge Mathis 10AM - People's Court 11AM - Jenny Jones Noon - Street Smarts 12:30 - Change of Heart 1PM - The Nanny 1:30 - Caroline in the City 2PM - Moesha 2:30 - Clueless 3PM - Pepper Ann 3:30 - Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (cartoon)

4PM - Recess 4:30 - Buzz Lightyear 5PM - Sabrina, the Teenage Witch 5:30 - Sister, Sister 6PM - Moesha 6:30 - Living Single 7PM - Jamie Foxx (Mon, Wed-Fri) NHL Hockey: Flyers at Rangers (Tue) 7:30 - Cosby (Mon, Wed-Fri) 8PM Monday - Moesha Wednesday - Seven Days Thursday - WWF SmackDown! Friday - Freedom 8:30 Monday - The Parkers 9PM Monday - The Hughleys Wednesday - Star Trek: Voyager Friday - Level 9 9:30 Monday - Girlfriends 10PM - Judge Mathis 11PM - Spin City 11:30 - Spin City Midnight - Martin 12:30 - Martin 1AM - Jenny Jones 2AM - Paid Programming 3AM - Real TV 3:30 - Grace Under Fire 4AM - In the Heat of the Night

My local KONG/16 [IND] used to carry Men Are From Mars, Women are from Venus. As I recall it was a VERY short-lived talk/entertainment show with interviews, etc. -crainbebo

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Mon. April 12th, 1993

Source: Seattle Times microfilm

CHANNELS 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [Fox] 22 KTZZ Seattle [IND still struggling to get good programming. Lots of paid programs and barter shows] 28 KBTC Tacoma [PBS] 7AM 2 Morning News 4 Good Morning America The 40th anniversary of TV Guide; author Carl Reiner ["All Kinds of Love"]. 5 Today Leslie Uggams; Larry Gatlin. 7 This Morning Billy Dean. 9 Barney & Friends 11 DuckTales 13 Stunt Dawgs 22 J.E.N. [What was this?] 7:30 9 Lamb Chop's Play-Along! 11 Tom & Jerry 13 Merrie Melodies 28 Work It 8AM 9 Shining Time Station 11 DuckTales 13 Tom & Jerry 22 Paid Programming 28 Sesame Street 8:30 9 Mister Rogers 11 Camp Candy 13 Flintstones 9AM 2 What on Earth 4 Regis & Kathie Lee

Scheduled: George Steinbrenner, Carl Reiner; exotic animals. 5 Days of Our Lives 7 Simon & Simon [local?] 9 Sesame Street 11 Little House on the Prairie 13 Family Feud Challenge [one-hour] 22 700 Club 28 Sit and Be Fit 9:30 2 Urban Peasant 28 Wild America 10AM 2 Fred Penner's Place 4 Home Vegetables to prevent cancer; ice-cream truffle cups; vacationing on and off a budget; National Bone Marrow Registry. 5 Jerry Springer Scheduled: Former Playboy bunnies. 7 The Price is Right 9 Instructional TV 11 Golden Girls 13 Vicki! Scheduled topic: past-life regression. 22 Paid Programming 28 Joy of Painting 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 11 Designing Women 28 Inspiration [??] 11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Family Feud [syndicated] 5 Family Secrets [short-lived game show with Bob Eubanks, taped at Disney-MGM in Orlando] 7 Young and theRestless 11 People's Court 13 Bonanza 28 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 11:30 4 Loving 5 Classic Concentration

11 People's Court 28 Reading Rainbow 12PM 2 4 All My Children 5 7 News 11 In The Heat of the Night 13 Matlock 22 The Judge 28 Sesame Street 12:30 5 Evening Magazine 22 The Judge 1PM 2 Midday 4 One Life to Live 5 Another World 7 As The World Turns 11 Movie "Gandhi [Part 1]". 1982, Ben Kingsley. Mahatma Gandhi leads India out of British rule. Oscars for best picture, director Richard Attenborough, and actor Ben Kingsley. 13 The Rich and Famous 1993 World's Best Robin Leach visits exotic places with Andie MacDowell, Lorenzo Lamas, Jane Seymour, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Tony Bennett, John Forsythe. 22 Perry Mason 28 Ghostwriter 1:30 28 Newton's Apple 2PM 2 One Life to Live 4 General Hospital 5 Scrabble ['93 revival] 7 Guiding Light 9 Garden [Victory?] 22 Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau Cousteau explores the beauty and life of an ancient and complex ecosystem. 28 Great Performances 2:30 5 Scattergories [with Dick Clark IIRC, short-lived game show] 9 Sesame Street

3PM 2 Coronation Street 4 Northwest Afternoon Topic: Can electric devices give you cancer? 5 Maury Povich Scheduled topic: Philandering wives; divorced people still living together. 7 Sally Jessy Raphael Scheduled topic: Emotional scars of sexual abuse. 11 Inspector GAdget 13 Chip 'n Dale 22 Heathcliff 28 Quilting [??] 3:30 2 Taxi 9 Reading Rainbow LeVar Burton examines a beehive. 11 Dennis the Menace 13 Tale Spin 22 Casper 28 Art/Alexander [what was this?] 4PM 2 WKRP in Cincinnati 4 Geraldo Guest: Suzanne Somers. 5 Oprah Winfrey Scheduled topic: people who remarry but are still in love with their former spouses. 7 Donahue A "recipe detective." 9 Square One Television 11 Tom & Jerry 13 Darkwing Duck 22 Jetsons 28 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 4:30 2 Empty Nest 9 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 11 Saved by the Bell 13 Goof Troop 22 Dastardly and Mutterly 28 Square One Television 5PM 2 Golden Girls

4 5 7 News 9 Mister Rogers 11 Full House 13 Tiny Toon Adventure 22 Fievel [??] 28 ITN World News 5:30 2 CBC News 9 Nightly Business Report 11 Growing Pains 13 Batman 22 Captain N/Video Game Masters [package included Super Mario World, Zelda, Mario Bros 3 animated series as well as Captain N] 28 Amber Waves 6PM 2 News 4 ABC News 5 NBC News 7 CBS News 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 Full House 13 C.O.P.S. [cartoons at 6PM on a Fox station?] 22 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 28 European [Journal?] 6:30 4 5 News 7 Cosby Show 11 Wonder Years 13 Hard Copy Guest: Roseanne Arnold. 28 Woodcarving [??] 7PM 2 The Odyssey Jay hopes to barter for a pass through a secret checkpoint. 4 Wheel of Fortune 5 Evening Magazine Curse of the Volcano National Park in Hawaii. 7 News 9 Travels Reporter Murray Sayle visits Canadian towns that will soon lose rail access. 11 Cheers 13 Inside Edition

Scheduled: A sexual assault on an Amtrak train. 22 Montel Williams Topic: Afro-American women who only date white men. 28 Sesame Street [what the HECK is it doing at 7 at night?!?] 7:30 2 Northwood Jason and Karin come hone; Michael starts a new job; Maria and Kirk find common ground. 4 Jeopardy! 5 Entertainment Tonight Scheduled: Dan Aykroyd. 7 7:30 Show [local show] 11 Golden Girls 13 A Current Affair 8PM 2 5 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Will's childhood pal visits. 4 Everyday Heroes Four teachers devise a plan to alleviate tensons between Indian and white students in Deer River, MN. 7 Evening Shade Fontana despairs when only Evan can quiet baby Scout. 9 America's Great National Parks Giant sequoias, dramatic landscapes, and the gushing rivers of Yosemite National Park. 11 Movie "Punchline." [1988] Sally Field, Tom Hanks. A medical student trying to be a stand-up comic meets a New Jersey housewife trying to be one too. 13 Movie "Young Guns" [1988] Kiefer Sutherland, Emillo Estevez. An English aristocrat hires Billy the Kid and five other outcasts to guard his New Mexico ranch. 22 Jenny Jones Scheduled topic: blind dates. 28 Ghostwriter 8:30 2 Material World Kitty and Angela seek Kitty's first beau; Martin hampers his father's engagement. 5 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Will dates Carlton's ex-girlfriend. 7 Bob Trisha [Cynthia Stevenson] has two days to orghanize a gala second wedding for her parents. 28 B-Town

9PM 2 CBC Prime Time News 4 Movie "Class of '61" [1993] Dan Futterman. Divided by the Civil War, three friends from West Point meet again at the Battle of Manassas. 5 Blossom Six beats out Blossom for a job at a record store. 7 Murphy Brown A plagiarism suit exposes Corky's martial woes. 9 Medicine at the Crossroads The ethics of aging and death in India, Ireland and the United States; medicine succeeds at intiating conception, treating the fetus and saving premature infants. Part 2 of 4. 22 Jane Whitney Scheduled: The Rev. Al Sharpton. 28 Masterpiece Theatre "The Black Velvet Gown" In Catherine Cookson's "The Black Velvet Gown," set in 1830s England, and employer controls a widow [Janet McTeer] and her family. 9:30 5 Mad About You The Buchmans accidentally lock themselves in the bathroom on Valentine's Day. 7 Love & War Wally and Jack [Susan Dey, Jay Thomas] decide to spend one day a week apart. 10PM 2 Man Alive Hermit-priest Charles Brandt works to save the Oyster River on Vancouver Island. 5 Seinfeld [1 hr] Jerry and Elaine vie for time with his new friend, baseball player Keith Hernandez. 7 Northern Exposure Holling learns he has a daughter [Valerie Perrine]; the cranes fly through Cicely; Marilyn seeks independence. 11 22 News [KIRO produced a 10PM newscast for KTZZ] 13 Star Trek: The Next Generation After tricking Data into evacuating the crew, a band of computer-dependent aliens hijacks the Enterprise. 28 ITN World News 10:30 2 Life: The Program A camera crew goes door to door at random, finally presenting three days of a Quebec family's life. 22 Divorce Court 28 Amber Waves Sign off 11PM.

11PM 2 Witness 4 5 7 News 9 Yes, Prime Minister Jim and Sir Humphrey face public disgrace. 11 Married...with Children 13 Studs 22 Montel Williams A hermaphrodite. 11:30 9 To the Manor Born Audrey organizes a village protest of the local railway's proposed close. 11 Designing Women 13 Arsenio Hall Scheduled: Michael Richards ["Seinfeld"]; Dan Rather; Dan Marino; smooth jazz artist Dave Koz. 11:35 4 Nightline 5 Tonight Show/Jay Leno Alan Alda, Carol Leifer; band Restless Heart. 7 Sweating Bullets [Letterman premiered at the start of the '93-'94 season on CBS] Nick aids a troublesome girl who stumbled upon a murder. 12AM 2 Star Trek 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 Night Court 22 Downey [talk show? Never heard of it] Topic: obesity. 12:05 4 Geraldo Scheduled: makeovers for identical siblings. 12:30 11 Love Connection 13 Strangers [??] 22 Infatuation [paid program?] 12:35 5 Late Night/David Letterman Sandra Bernhard; band Tom Tom Club; stupid human tricks. 12:40

7 Rush Limbaugh 1AM 2 "Bi? Spirit" [unreadable, movie?] 4 Joan Rivers Actor Jason Gedrick discusses being "twentysomething." 9 News from Japan 11 Whoopi Goldberg Scheduled: Ed Bradley. 13 Strangers [??] 22 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 1:20 7 Paid Program -crainbebo

9AM 7 Simon & Simon [local?] 13 Family Feud Challenge [one-hour] No -- it was syndicated reruns of the CBS series, which KIRO opted to show instead of Family Feud on CBS, which got punted to KCPQ. 5PM 22 Fievel [??] Likely "Fievel's American Tails". 6PM 13 C.O.P.S. [cartoons at 6PM on a Fox station?] Were the other "Cops" (as in "Bad Boys, Bad Boys...") in daily syndication then? If so, they probably meant that series. 7PM 28 Sesame Street [what the HECK is it doing at 7 at night?!?] Why not? secondary PBS stations usually show children's programming in the earlyevening hours. My local secondary PBS in Tampa Bay, WUSF, shows Sesame Street weeknights at 6PM, as part of a kiddie block that runs from 6PM to 8PM. Also, back in the early and mid-1970s, some PBS stations would show Sesame Street at 6PM or 7PM.

12AM 22 Downey [talk show? Never heard of it] Topic: obesity. This was Morton Downey Jr.'s third talk show, which was seen about three years after his original series was cancelled, and shortly after his series with CNBC ended. I recall seeing this series on WTTA, back when it was a cheap, mainly-barter-and-infomercials station -- Downey did this series from what looks like a bar somewhere around Palm Springs, California. This would be followed by one more series -- also called "Downey", which was an hour-long talk show from Chicago, from the producers of Jerry Springer. 12:30 22 Infatuation [paid program?] This was actually a dating game show hosted by Bob Eubanks (who also hosted the aforementioned Family Secrets). First, I thought Family Feud was increased to a one-hour show in 1992 on CBS daytime [Family Feud Challenge]. The COPS series was the cartoon version, not the Fox police show. By now, I thought most PBS stations showed Sesame Street in either morning or early/mid afternoon hours, and not early evening when some kids are finishing dinner and going to bed... -crainbebo

Retro: West Virginia Saturday, January 17, 1981

Breaking from my practice of "on this day" retros because I got what for me is a rare West Virginia edition of TV Guide: WSAZ Ch. 3 Huntington (NBC) 6:30 Saturday Report 7 AM Big Blue Marble 7:30 Great Space Coaster 8 AM Godzilla/Hong Kong Phooey 9 AM Flintstones Comedy Show 10:30 Daffy Duck 11 AM Batman And The Super 7

12 N Jonny Quest 12:30 Drawing Power 1 PM Movie: "Two-Lane Blacktop" 3 PM Marshall Basketball 3:30 College Basketball: East Tennessee State-Marshall 5:30 That Nashville Music (Johnny Rodriguez, Pam Rose, Narvel Felts, Buddy Spicher, time approximate) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News (Jessica Savitch) 7 PM Dance Fever (judges: Steve and Cyndy Garvey, Jay Johnson; musical guest Johnny Porrazzo) 7:30 Soup Man (a member of a teen gang that terrorizes the elderly abandons the gang when an aged victim helps him develop a sense of self-worth) 8 PM Barbara Mandrell (guest: Tennessee Ernie Ford) 9 PM Walking Tall (debut, with Bo Svenson as Buford Pusser) 10 PM Hill Street Blues 11 PM News 11:30 Saturday Night Live (Karen Black (hostess), musical guests: Cheap Trick) 1 AM Movie: "Man On The Move" (pilot for the 1972-73 ABC series "Jigsaw") 2:30 News WCMH Ch. 4 Columbus, OH (NBC) 6 AM Ag-USA 6:30 Hot Fudge 7 AM New Zoo Revue 7:30 New Zoo Revue 8 AM Godzilla/Hong Kong Phooey 9 AM Flintstones Comedy Show 10:30 America's Top 10 11 AM Tom And Jerry 12 N Movie: "Prince Valiant" 2 PM Big Ten Basketball: Northwestern-Michigan State 4 PM Golf: Bob Hope Desert Classic (fourth round--it goes five, time approximate) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Lawrence Welk (Broadway hits) 8 PM Barbara Mandrell 9 PM Walking Tall 10 PM Hill Street Blues 11 PM News 11:30 Saturday Night Live

1 AM Movie: "Sherlock Holmes And The Spider Woman" WOAY Ch. 4 Oak Hill (ABC) 6:30 Kids Are People Too (Cheryl Tiegs, KISS, country-music artist Wendy Holcombe, delay from Sun 10:30 AM) 7:30 Animals, Animals, Animals (giraffes at the San Diego Wild Animal Park, an animated fable, delay from Sun 11:30 AM) 8 AM Superfriends 9 AM Fonz And The Happy Days Gang 9:30 Richie Rich/Scooby And Scrappy Doo 10:30 Thundarr The Barbarian 11 AM Heathcliff And Dingbat 11:30 Plastic Man/Baby Plas 12 N ABC Weekend Special: "Zack & The Magic Factory" (conclusion: Zack uses a little magic to save his aunt's magic-making factory from the wrecking ball) 12:30 American Bandstand (Rockpile, the Kings) 1:30 Gale Catlett: WVU Basketball 2 PM Bonnie Lou And Buster 2:30 Wrestling 3:30 Forum 4 PM College Basketball: UMass-West Virginia 6 PM Wide World Of Sports (the Harlem Globetrotters perform at Universal Studios and the Magic Castle; Men's World Cup Downhill Skiing, time approximate, joined in progress) 6:30 Wood Workshop 7 PM Backstage At The Grand Ole Opry (Dottie West, Ernie Ashworth, Jim & Jesse, host: Bill Anderson) 7:30 Pop Goes The Country (George Jones, Jan Howard) 8 PM Love Boat (Milton Berle, Alan Hale, James MacArthur, Jill St. John) 9 PM Love Boat (Richard Kline, Charo) 10 PM Fantasy Island (Eve Plumb, Donny Most) 11 PM United Cerebral Palsy Telethon (New York hosts: Dennis James and Paul Anka; Los Angeles hosts: Dick Van Patten, Joyce DeWitt, Robert Guillaume, Henry Winkler, Gavin MacLeod, John Ritter, to 7 PM Sun) WDTV Ch. 5 Weston (CBS/NBC) 8 AM Mighty Mouse/Heckle And Jeckle 8:30 Tom And Jerry (network show, not the same as WCMH's show) 9 AM Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show 10:30 All-New Popeye Hour 11:30 New Fat Albert Show 12 N Tarzan/Lone Ranger (animated) 1 PM Senior Bowl (from Mobile, AL)

4 PM Movie: "Ivanhoe" (time approximate) 6 PM Message Of Light 6:30 CBS News (Bob Schieffer) 7 PM Ernest Angley 8 PM WKRP In Cincinnati 8:30 Tim Conway (Carol Burnett joins Tim and Harvey Korman) 9 PM Freebie And The Bean 10 PM Secrets Of Midland Heights 11 PM United Cerebral Palsy Telethon (to 7 PM Sun) WTVN (WSYX) Ch. 6 Columbus, OH (ABC) 7:30 Matters Of Life 8 AM Superfriends 9 AM Fonz And The Happy Days Gang 9:30 Richie Rich/Scooby And Scrappy Doo 10:30 Thundarr The Barbarian 11 AM Heathcliff And Dingbat 11:30 Plastic Man/Baby Plas 12 N ABC Weekend Special 12:30 Point Of View 1 PM Aware 1:30 Solid Gold (co-hostesses: the Pointer Sisters; guests: Dottie West, the Vapors, Billie Burnette, Richie Havens, Tierra) 2:30 Bowling 3:30 Pro Bowlers Tour: Showboat Invitational from Las Vegas 5 PM Wide World Of Sports 6:30 News 7 PM Hee Haw (Mickey Gilley, Johnny Lee and the Million Dollar Band) 8 PM Love Boat 9 PM Love Boat 10 PM Fantasy Island 11 PM News 11:30 Movie: "Son Of El Cid" 1 AM NFL Review And Preview WVVA Ch. 6 Bluefield (NBC) 8 AM Godzilla/Hong Kong Phooey 9 AM Flintstones Comedy Show 10:30 Daffy Duck 11 AM Batman And The Super 7 12 N Jonny Quest 12:30 Drawing Power 1 PM ACC Basketball: Maryland-Clemson

3 PM ACC Basketball: N.C. State-Wake Forest (time approximate) 5 PM Golf: Bob Hope Desert Classic (fourth round, joined in progress, time approximate) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Hee Haw 8 PM Barbara Mandrell 9 PM Walking Tall 10 PM Hill Street Blues 11 PM News 11:30 Saturday Night Live WTRF Ch. 7 Wheeling (CBS/ABC) 7 AM Three Robonic Stooges (delay from Sun 8 AM) 7:30 Jason Of Star Command (delay from Sun 8:30 AM) 8 AM Mighty Mouse/Heckle And Jeckle 8:30 Tom And Jerry 9 AM Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show 10:30 All-New Popeye Hour 11:30 New Fat Albert Show 12 N Gale Catlett 12:30 Bill Dance Outdoors 1 PM Senior Bowl 4 PM College Basketball: UMass-West Virginia (time approximate) 6 PM News (time approximate) 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Lawrence Welk 8 PM WKRP In Cincinnati 8:30 Tim Conway 9 PM Freebie And The Bean 10 PM Secrets Of Midland Heights 11 PM News 11:30 Benny Hill 12 M Movie: "The Swimmer" WCHS Ch. 8 Charleston (CBS) 6:30 TV Classroom 7 AM Porky Pig And Friends 7:30 Gigglesnort Hotel 8 AM Mighty Mouse/Heckle And Jeckle 8:30 Tom And Jerry 9 AM Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show 10:30 All-New Popeye Hour

11:30 New Fat Albert Show 12 N Tarzan/Lone Ranger (animated) 1 PM Senior Bowl 4 PM Tennis: Volvo Grand Prix Masters from Madison Square Garden (semifinals, time approximate) 6 PM News 6:30 Concern 7 PM Hee Haw 8 PM WKRP In Cincinnati 8:30 Tim Conway 9 PM Freebie And The Bean 10 PM Secrets Of Midland Heights 11 PM News 11:30 Movie: "Abbott And Costello Meet Captain Kidd" WSWP Ch. 9 Beckley (PBS) 7:30 3-2-1 Contact 8 AM Sesame Street 9 AM Here's To Your Health 9:30 Begin With Goodbye 10:30 Nova ("Umealit: The Whale Hunters," about the conflict between Eskimos who have hunted whales for centuries and conservationists) 11:30 Masterpiece Theatre: "Danger UXB" (Part 2) 12:30 Crockett's Victory Garden 1 PM Lawmakers 1:30 General Educational Development 2 PM Great Migration: Year Of The Wildebeest (from the Serengeti Plain to greener terrain) 3 PM Matinee At The Bijou ("Cowboy Commandos" from '43, Part 4 of "Don Winslow Of The Navy" ('42), a '43 color short) 4:30 Once Upon A Classic ("The Mill On The Floss," Part 2) 5 PM Sports America (the 1980 Kentucky Futurity harness race from Lexington) 6 PM This Old House 6:30 From Jumpstreet 7 PM Sneak Previews (Siskel & Ebert pick the worst movies of 1980) 7:30 Superstar Profile 8 PM The Paper Chase (reruns of the CBS series; the Showtime episodes would begin a year or so later) 9 PM All Creatures Great And Small 10 PM Good Neighbors 10:30 Movie: "His Girl Friday" WBNS Ch. 10 Columbus, OH (CBS)

6 AM Societies In Transition 6:30 It's Your Business 7 AM U.S. Farm Report 7:30 Chuck White Reports 8 AM Mighty Mouse/Heckle And Jeckle 8:30 Tom And Jerry 9 AM Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show 10:30 Movie: "Fireball Forward" 12:30 In The Know (Alternative High School vs. Urbana High School) 1 PM Senior Bowl 4 PM Tennis (see Ch. 8, time approximate) 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Bugs Bunny 7:30 Front Page Saturday Night 8 PM WKRP In Cincinnati 8:30 Tim Conway 9 PM Freebie And The Bean 10 PM Secrets Of Midland Heights 11 PM News 11:30 Japan Bowl: East-West all-star football game from Yokohama, live WBOY Ch. 12 Clarksburg (NBC/ABC) 7:30 RFD 12 8 AM Godzilla/Hong Kong Phooey 9 AM Flintstones Comedy Show 10:30 Daffy Duck 11 AM Batman And The Super 7 12 N Jonny Quest 12:30 Drawing Power 1 PM Gale Catlett 1:30 College Basketball: St. John's-UConn 4 PM College Basketball: UMass-West Virginia (time approximate) 6 PM Mountain Magazine (time approximate) 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Hee Haw 8 PM Barbara Mandrell 9 PM Walking Tall 10 PM Hill Street Blues 11 PM News 11:30 Saturday Night Live

1 AM Solid Gold WOWK Ch. 13 Huntington (ABC) 6 AM Kentucky Afield 6:30 Stan Hitchcock (country music) 7 AM Kids Are People Too 8 AM Superfriends 9 AM Fonz And The Happy Days Gang 9:30 Richie Rich/Scooby And Scrappy Doo 10:30 Thundarr The Barbarian 11 AM Heathcliff And Dingbat 11:30 Plastic Man/Baby Plas 12 N Action News For Kids 12:30 American Bandstand 1:30 Hot Fudge 2 PM The Tap Dance Kid (an eight-year-old wants to be a tap dancer and his sister helps him overcome their father's objections) 3 PM Imagine That (Dora Hall as a toymaker who helps a little girl use her imagination) 3:30 Battle Of The Planets 4 PM College Basketball: UMass-West Virginia 6 PM News (time approximate) 6:30 Pilot: "Bowzer" with Jon Bauman in his Sha Na Na role, here as a small-time nightclub owner who tries to get Barbi Benton to appear at the Chez Bowzer 7 PM Solid Gold 8 PM Love Boat 9 PM College Basketball: Kentucky-Alabama 11 PM News (time approximate) 11:30 ABC News (anchor not given) 11:45 Country Countdown (the top 35 country songs of 1980; Dennis Weaver hosts and is joined by Don Williams, Anne Murray, the Oak Ridge Boys, and Dolly Parton) 1:45 News WTAP Ch. 15 Parkersburg (NBC) 8 AM Godzilla/Hong Kong Phooey 9 AM Flintstones Comedy Show 10:30 Daffy Duck 11 AM Batman And The Super 7 12 N Jonny Quest 12:30 Drawing Power 1 PM Wrestling

2 PM Big Ten Basketball: Northwestern-Michigan State 4 PM Golf: Bob Hope Desert Classic (fourth round, time approximate) 6 PM God Has The Answer (time approximate) 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Lawrence Welk 8 PM Barbara Mandrell 9 PM Walking Tall 10 PM Hill Street Blues 11 PM News 11:30 Saturday Night Live WTBS Ch. 17 Atlanta (Ind.) 6 AM It's Your Business 6:30 Rebop 7 AM Vegetable Soup 7:30 Romper Room 8 AM Gilligan's Island 8:30 Movie: "Montana" 10 AM Movie: "Prince Valiant" 12 N Movie: "Dracula's Castle" 2 PM Movie: "Spartacus And The Ten Gladiators" 4 PM Maverick 5 PM Last Of The Wild 5:30 Fishing With Roland Martin 6 PM Georgia Championship Wrestling 8 PM Football Saturday 9 PM College Basketball: Kentucky-Alabama 11 PM News (time approximate) 12 M Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 1:30 Movie: "Wings Of The Navy" 3:15 Movie: "A Midsummer Night's Dream" WXIX Ch. 19 Cincinnati (Ind.) 6:15 Perspective 7 AM Woody Woodpecker 7:30 Bugs And Porky 8 AM Wonderama 9 AM Tarzan 10 AM Movie: "Hit The Ice" (Abbott and Costello) 11:30 Movie: "A Man Called Horse" 1:30 Movie: "PT 109" 4 PM Movie: "A Gunfight" 6 PM Happy Days Again

6:30 M*A*S*H 7 PM Sha Na Na (John Sebastian sings "Welcome Back") 7:30 Sha Na Na (guest: Carol Lawrence) 8 PM Backstage At The Grand Ole Opry (same as WOAY) 8:30 Pop Goes The Country (T.G. Sheppard, Ruby Falls) 9 PM Porter Wagoner (guest: David Wills) 9:30 Nashville Swing 10 PM Nashville On The Road (guest: Ronnie McDowell) 10:30 That Nashville Music (Janie Fricke, Eddy Raven, Don King (not the fight promoter), Buddy Spicher) 11 PM M*A*S*H 11:30 All In The Family 12 M Mission: Impossible WOUB Ch. 20 Athens, OH (PBS) 5 PM Old Friends, New Friends (Fred Rogers interviews Willie Stargell) 5:30 Lap Quilting 6 PM Crockett's Victory Garden 6:30 This Old House 7 PM Once Upon A Classic ("The Mill On The Floss," Part 3) 7:30 Cross Country Ski School 8 PM Odyssey: "N!ai, The Story Of An !Kung Woman" (a South African bushwoman) 9 PM Lawmakers 9:30 Sneak Previews (Siskel & Ebert's favorite movies of 1980: "Raging Bull," "Ordinary People," "Being There," "Coal Miner's Daughter") 10 PM Matinee At The Bijou ("Philo Vance Returns" ('47), Part 6 of "Don Winslow Of The Navy" ('42)) sign off 11:30 PM WMUL (WPBY) Ch. 33 Huntington (PBS) 8 AM Family Portrait 9 AM Cosmos ("Ship Of The Imagination," Part 1: how Erastothenes calculated the circumference of the earth) 10 AM Art Of Being Human 11 AM Consumer Experience 12 N Market To Market 12:30 Crockett's Victory Garden 1 PM Sports America (former boxing greats Rocky Graziano, Jersey Joe Walcott, and Willie Pep talk about their lives in and out of the ring) 2 PM Movie: "Tin Pan Alley"

3:30 This Old House 4 PM Nova (same as Ch. 9) 5 PM Once Upon A Classic (same as Ch. 9) 5:30 Doctor Who 6 PM The Prisoner 7 PM Muppet Show (guest: Gene Kelly) 7:30 Classic Country (Ernest Tubb, Minnie Pearl) 8:30 Superstar Profile (William Holden) 9 PM Movie: "Mary Of Scotland" 11 PM Television From Japan ("The Man Behind The Bomb" examines physicist Leo Szilard's contributions to the making of the atomic bomb.) sign off 12 M WPBO Ch. 42 Portsmouth, OH (PBS) 4 PM Issues: Ohio 4:30 Crockett's Victory Garden 5 PM Soccer Made In Germany 6 PM Second City Television 6:30 New Voice (a high-school newspaper is the setting for dramatizations of teen problems) 7 PM Nova (same as Ch. 9) 8 PM Odyssey 9 PM Mystery! ("Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde," conclusion) 10 PM Movie: "Hello, Frisco, Hello" sign off 12 M WKYH (WYMT) Ch. 57 Hazard, KY (NBC) 7 AM Human Dimension 7:30 New Zoo Revue 8 AM Godzilla/Hong Kong Phooey 9 AM Flintstones Comedy Show 10:30 Daffy Duck 11 AM Batman And The Super 7 12 N Wrestling 1 PM Marty Robbins' Spotlight 1:30 TBA 2 PM SEC Basketball: Georgia-LSU 4 PM PTL Club (time approximate) 6 PM John Flannery (either country or gospel music) 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Jamboree 8 PM Barbara Mandrell 9 PM Walking Tall

10 PM Hill Street Blues 11 PM Journey To Adventure 11:30 Saturday Night Live KET Kentucky Educational Television (WKPI/22 Pikeville, WKAS/25 Ashland, WKHA/35 Hazard, WKMR/38 Morehead) (PBS) 1 PM GED Series 2 PM Project Universe 3 PM Writing For A Reason 4 PM Art Of Being Human 5 PM Matinee At The Bijou (same as Ch. 9) 6:30 Run That By Me Again (sports show) 7 PM Soundstage (the Little River Band) 8 PM Odyssey 9 PM Alistair Cooke's America (America's emergence as a military power) 10 PM Mystery! sign off 11 PM

WMUL (WPBY) Ch. 33 Huntington (PBS) 7 PM Muppet Show (guest: Gene Kelly) So PBS stations aired "muppet shows" other than "Sesame Street"? "The Muppet Show" aired primarily on commercial stations; this is an exception. As for the question about Ernest Angley, I don't have enough West Virginia editions of TV Guide to say for sure, but I seem to recall from seeing some at the time that WDTV did carry him Saturdays at 7. "Paid religion" was a big thing in those parts; even today, WYMT pre-empts "Sunday Morning" and "Face The Nation" for local churches.

Here are the listings for Tuesday, January 20, 1981: WSAZ Ch. 3 Huntington (NBC) 6:45 Morning Report 7 AM Today (Inauguration Day activities) 9 AM Bob Braun 10 AM Presidential Inauguration (John Chancellor and Roger Mudd anchor until 2 PM; Tom Brokaw and Jane Pauley take over until 4 PM.) 4 PM Mister Cartoon

5 PM Carol Burnett And Friends (guest: Steve Lawrence) 5:30 M*A*S*H 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News (John Chancellor) 7 PM PM Magazine (the Commodores, St. Jude's Hospital in Memphis) 7:30 Bullseye 8 PM Lobo 9 PM BJ And The Bear 10 PM Flamingo Road 11 PM News 11:30 NBC News Special (Jessica Savitch anchors a report on Inauguration Day events, including balls in progress throughout the area.) 12 M Tonight Show (Johnny Mathis, Kelly Monteith, actress Marilu Toto) 1 AM Tomorrow Coast-To-Coast WCMH Ch. 4 Columbus, OH (NBC) 6 AM Tennessee Tuxedo 6:30 Focus On Columbus 7 AM Today 9 AM Donahue 10 AM Presidential Inauguration 4 PM Tom And Jerry 4:30 Happy Days Again 5 PM Sanford And Son 5:30 Welcome Back, Kotter 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Tic Tac Dough 7:30 PM Magazine (same as Ch. 3) 8 PM Lobo 9 PM BJ And The Bear 10 PM Flamingo Road 11 PM News 11:30 NBC News Special 12 M Tonight Show 1 AM Tomorrow Coast-To-Coast WOAY Ch. 4 Oak Hill (ABC) 6 AM Praise The Lord 7 AM Good Morning America (Inauguration Day coverage) 10 AM Presidential Inauguration (Frank Reynolds, Ted Koppel, and Barbara Walters anchor.)

4:30 Little Rascals 5 PM Andy Griffith 5:30 All In The Family 6 PM News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7 PM M*A*S*H 7:30 Happy Days Again 8 PM Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9 PM Three's Company 9:30 Too Close For Comfort 10 PM Hart To Hart 11 PM News 11:30 Nightline (one-hour recap of Inauguration Day) WDTV Ch. 5 Weston (CBS/NBC) 6 AM PTL Club 7 AM CBS News (Charles Kuralt) 8 AM Phil Donahue 9 AM Captain Kangaroo 10 AM Presidential Inauguration (Walter Cronkite anchors) 3:30 Alice 4 PM One Day At A Time (despite the in-pattern time, it appears to be a day-behind episode) 4:30 General Hospital (don't know how much delay since ABC pre-empted it that day and it is listed on Wednesday's schedule) 5:30 Hogan's Heroes 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News (Walter Cronkite) 7 PM M*A*S*H 7:30 Dolly (guest: Karen Black) 8 PM White Shadow 9 PM CBS Movie: "When The Circus Came To Town" 11 PM News 11:30 Lou Grant 12:40 CBS Movie: "Togetherness" 2:55 News WTVN (WSYX) Ch. 6 Columbus, OH (ABC) 5:55 700 Club 6:55 Farm Report 7 AM Good Morning America 10 AM Presidential Inauguration

4:30 Merv Griffin (salute to "My Fair Lady" with Rex Harrison and actors Cheryl Kennedy and Nicholas Wyman) 5:30 News 6 PM ABC World News Tonight 6:30 Face The Music 7 PM Family Feud 7:30 Joker's Wild 8 PM Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9 PM Three's Company 9:30 Too Close For Comfort 10 PM Hart To Hart 11 PM News 11:30 Nightline sign off 12:30 AM WVVA Ch. 6 Bluefield (NBC) 5:55 PTL Club 6:55 Thought For Today 7 AM Today 9 AM Coffee Break 9:30 Romper Room 10 AM Presidential Inauguration 4 PM I Love Lucy 4:30 Beverly Hillbillies 5 PM Mike Douglas (co-host Susan Anton; Bob Hope, Don Ho, Lynda Carter, singer T.G. Sheppard) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Hollywood Squares (Wayland & Madame, Christopher Norris, Tom Poston, Cathryn Damon, James Coco, Candy Clark, George Gobel, Roger & Roger, Paul Lynde) 7:30 Porter Wagoner (guest: Jody Miller) 8 PM Lobo 9 PM BJ And The Bear 10 PM Flamingo Road 11 PM News 11:30 NBC News Special 12 M Tonight Show 1 AM Tomorrow Coast-To-Coast WTRF Ch. 7 Wheeling (CBS/ABC) 6 AM PTL Club 7 AM Good Morning America

10 AM Presidential Inauguration 3:30 Alice 4 PM John Davidson (co-host Andy Gibb; Grant Goodeve, Barbi Benton) 5 PM Hogan's Heroes 5:30 One Day At A Time (delay from 4 PM) 6 PM News 7 PM CBS News 7:30 M*A*S*H 8 PM White Shadow 9 PM CBS Movie: "When The Circus Came To Town" 11 PM News 11:30 Lou Grant 12:40 CBS Movie: "Togetherness" WCHS Ch. 8 Charleston (CBS) 6 AM 700 Club 7 AM CBS News 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM Richard Simmons 9:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 AM Presidential Inauguration 3:30 Alice 4 PM Hour Magazine (an interview with Lee Remick; a segment on hypnosis) 5 PM John Davidson (Pat Boone, columnist Marilyn Beck, Willie Tyler and Lester, Rhonda Bates) 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Tic Tac Dough 7:30 Joker's Wild 8 PM White Shadow 9 PM CBS Movie: "When The Circus Came To Town" 11 PM News 11:30 Lou Grant 12:40 CBS Movie: "Togetherness" WSWP Ch. 9 Beckley (PBS) 7:15 Lilias, Yoga And You 7:45 A.M. Weather 8 AM Sesame Street 9 AM In-school programs 11 AM 3-2-1 Contact 11:30 Presidential Inauguration (Paul Duke anchors)

1:30 In-school programs 3 PM Over Easy (Robert Butler, director of the National Institute of Aging; photographer Imogen Cunningham; journalist Adela Rogers St. John) 3:30 Electric Company 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 3-2-1 Contact 6 PM Twelve Pole Creek Bluegrass Festival 6:30 Over Easy (rerun of the 3 PM show) 7 PM MacNeil/Lehrer Report 7:30 Dick Cavett (conclusion of an interview with Clare Boothe Luce) 8 PM Nova ("Message In The Rocks" examines stones scraped off mountains in Greenland and fragments of meteorites found in Antarctica for clues to the origin of the earth; also: volcanic activity, including Mt. St. Helen's) 9 PM Mystery! ("Malice Aforethought," Part 1) 10 PM Inauguration Highlights (Paul Duke anchors) 11 PM La Grande Parade du Jazz (Cab Calloway sings "Minnie the Moocher" and other standards) 11:30 Captioned ABC News WBNS Ch. 10 Columbus, OH (CBS) 6 AM Health Field 6:30 Concerns And Comments 7 AM CBS News 8 AM Captain Kangaroo 9 AM The Jeffersons (day-behind from 10 AM) 9:30 One Day At A Time (day-behind from 4 PM) 10 AM Presidential Inauguration 3:30 TBA 4 PM Mary Tyler Moore 4:30 All In The Family 5 PM Barney Miller 5:30 M*A*S*H 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News 7 PM News 7:30 Match Game 8 PM White Shadow 9 PM CBS Movie: "When The Circus Came To Town" 11 PM News 11:30 Movie: "Road To Rio" (Bob Hope, Bing Crosby)

WBOY Ch. 12 Clarksburg (NBC/ABC) 7 AM Today 9 AM Love Boat (passengers: Gene Rayburn, Maren Jensen, Dennis Cole, ABC, day-behind from 11 AM) 10 AM Presidential Inauguration 4 PM Hollywood Squares (Robert Mandan, Elayne Boosler, Garrett Morris, Phyllis Diller, Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr., Foster Brooks, Phyllis Davis, Tom Poston, Paul Lynde) 4:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 5 PM Brady Bunch 5:30 Hollywood Squares (Arte Johnson, Barbi Benton, Gabe Kaplan, Jimmie Walker, Joan Rivers, George Gobel, Jackie Zeman, Steve Kanaly, Paul Lynde, for some reason pre-empts "Family Feud"--apparently Ch. 12 delayed the ABC "Feud" from 12 N) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Happy Days Again 7:30 Sha Na Na (guest: Jackie DeShannon) 8 PM Lobo 9 PM BJ And The Bear 10 PM Flamingo Road 11 PM News 11:30 NBC News Special 12 M Tonight Show 1 AM Tomorrow Coast-To-Coast WOWK Ch. 13 Huntington (ABC) 5:45 Farm Report 5:50 PTL Club 6:50 Good Morning West Virginia 6:55 News 7 AM Good Morning America 10 AM Presidential Inauguration 4:30 Tom And Jerry 5 PM Mary Tyler Moore 5:30 Happy Days Again 6 PM News 6:30 ABC World News Tonight 7 PM Family Feud 7:30 Face The Music 8 PM Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley

9 PM Three's Company 9:30 Too Close For Comfort 10 PM Hart To Hart 11 PM News 11:30 Nightline 12:30 Emergency! 1:30 News WTAP Ch. 15 Parkersburg (NBC) 6:30 Richard Simmons 7 AM Today 9 AM Donahue (Phyllis and David York, author of a selfhelp manual for parents with troubled teens) 10 AM Presidential Inauguration 4 PM The Lucy Show 4:30 Merv Griffin (same as WSYX) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Stan Hitchcock (country music) 7:30 Hollywood Squares (Garrett Morris, Joan Prather, Tom Poston, Kathy and Janet Lennon, Dianne and Peggy Lennon, Foster Brooks, Jack Jones, Kelly Monteith, Paul Lynde) 8 PM Lobo 9 PM BJ And The Bear 10 PM Flamingo Road 11 PM News 11:30 NBC News Special 12 M Tonight Show 1 AM Tomorrow Coast-To-Coast 2:30 News WTBS Ch. 17 Atlanta (Ind.) 5:30 Open Up 6:30 Family Affair 7 AM Funtime 8 AM I Love Lucy 8:30 I Dream Of Jeannie 9 AM Hazel 9:30 Green Acres 10 AM Movie: "The Gay Divorcee" 12 N Freeman Reports (Sandi Freeman, from CNN) 1 PM Movie: "Odongo" 2:50 Funtime

3:30 Space Giants 4 PM Flintstones 4:30 Gilligan's Island 5 PM Brady Bunch 5:30 Beverly Hillbillies 6 PM Carol Burnett And Friends 6:30 Bob Newhart 7 PM All In The Family 7:30 Sanford And Son 8 PM Movie: "Soldier Of Fortune" (Clark Gablie is the star, but watch for Gene Barry, from '55) 10 PM News 11 PM Night Gallery 11:30 Movie: "Bright Leaf" 1:45 Movie: "Sincerely Yours" (Liberace, at the peak of his popularity in 1955, plays a pianist who discovers he's going deaf. I've seen this movie on WFAA Dallas and it's not as bad as you might think.) 4:10 Movie: "Revenge Of The Conquered" WXIX Ch. 19 Cincinnati (Ind.) 6:15 Perspective 7 AM Romper Room 7:30 Great Space Coaster 8 AM Popeye 8:30 Groovie Goolies 9 AM Tom And Jerry 9:30 Flintstones And Friends (don't know if this is "The Flintstones" or "Fred Flintstone And Friends") 10 AM Brady Bunch 10:30 Make Room For Daddy 11 AM Merv Griffin (same as WSYX) 12 N Love, American Style 12:30 Love, American Style 1 PM Movie: "Sensations" 3 PM Woody Woodpecker 3:30 Spiderman 4 PM Tom And Jerry 4:30 Gilligan's Island 5 PM Sha Na Na (the Coasters sing "Charlie Brown") 5:30 Welcome Back, Kotter 6 PM Happy Days Again 6:30 Carol Burnett And Friends 7 PM M*A*S*H 7:30 All In The Family

8 PM Movie: "Law And Order" (no relation to the series, almost ten years in the future, but a TV-movie about a family of New York cops) 11 PM M*A*S*H 11:30 Rockford Files 12:30 Mission: Impossible WOUB Ch. 20 Athens, OH (PBS) In-school programs until 11:30 Electric Company 12 N Sesame Street 1 PM In-school programs 3 PM Electric Company 3:30 Lilias, Yoga And You 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 3-2-1 Contact 6 PM Over Easy (same as WSWP) 6:30 Lilias, Yoga And You 7 PM MacNeil/Lehrer Report 7:30 Dick Cavett 8 PM Fast Forward (topic: home computers) 8:30 Cross Country Ski School 9 PM Mystery! 10 PM News 10:30 Twilight Zone sign off 11 PM WMUL (WPBY) Ch. 33 Huntington (PBS) 6:15 Lilias, Yoga And You 6:45 A.M. Weather 7 AM Extensions 8 AM Sesame Street 9 AM In-school programs 12:30 Electric Company 1 PM In-school programs 3:30 Over Easy (same as WSWP) 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Zorro (movie serial, not the series) 5:45 Black Widow (movie serial) 6 PM Studio See 6:30 Wild Wild World Of Animals

7 PM MacNeil/Lehrer Report 7:30 Dick Cavett 8 PM Nova 9 PM Mystery! 10 PM Inauguration Highlights 11 PM Morecambe & Wise 11:30 Captioned ABC News WPBO Ch. 42 Portsmouth, OH (PBS) 6:45 A.M. Weather 7 AM Sesame Street 8 AM In-school programs 11:30 Sesame Street 12:30 In-school programs 3 PM Sesame Street 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 3-2-1 Contact 6 PM Doctor Who 6:30 Wild Wild World Of Animals 7 PM MacNeil/Lehrer Report 7:30 Doctor In The House 8 PM Nova 9 PM Mystery! 10 PM Soundstage (Johnny Paycheck, Mickey Gilley) 11 PM Twilight Zone 11:25 Dick Cavett (conclusion of an interview with Clare Boothe Luce) sign off 11:55 PM WKYH (WYMT) Ch. 57 Hazard, KY (NBC) 7 AM Today 9 AM 700 Club 10 AM Presidential Inauguration 4 PM PTL Club 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Ron's Bargain Barn Bluegrass 7:30 Headwaters 8 PM Lobo 9 PM BJ And The Bear 10 PM Flamingo Road 11 PM News 11:30 NBC News Special

12 M Tonight Show 1 AM Tomorrow Coast-To-Coast KET Kentucky Educational Television (WKPI/22 Pikeville, WKAS/25 Ashland, WKHA/35 Hazard, WKMR/38 Morehead) (PBS) 8:15 A.M. Weather 8:30 In-school programs 3:30 Over Easy (Joan Mondale discusses art and the older person) 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6 PM 3-2-1 Contact 6:30 GED Series 7 PM MacNeil/Lehrer Report 7:30 Kentucky Journal 8 PM Dick Cavett (Part 1 of the Clare Boothe Luce interview) 8:30 Bywords (guests: Ricky Skaggs and his parents) 9 PM Nova 10 PM Mystery! sign off 11 PM

Retro: Saskatchewan, Sun. March 22nd, 1981

Source: TV Guide Canada CHANNELS 2 CKTV Regina [CTV] 4 CBKT-1 Moose Jaw [CBC] 5P CKBI Prince Albert [CBC] 5S CJFB Swift Current [CBC] 5Y CKOS Yorkton [CBC] 6 KSRE Minot [PBS] 8S CFQC Saskatoon [CTV] 8W KUMV Williston [NBC/ABC] 9 CBKT Regina [CBC] 10 CICC Yorkton [CTV] 11F KTHI Fargo [ABC] 11S CBKST Saskatoon [CBC] 11W KXMD Williston [CBS/ABC] 13M KXMC Minot [CBS/ABC] 13R CBKFT Regina [SRC] 6AM

8S University of the Air 11W 13M Jim Bakker :30 2 University of the Air Canadian Labor History: Industrial conflict in the Maritimes in the 1920's. David Frank is the lecturer. 8S Saskatchewan A.M. 8W Jimmy Swaggart 7AM 2 All in a Tube 8S Jimmy Swaggart 11F Jim Bakker :30 2 Jimmy Swaggart 5P Farm News 8W Jerry Falwell 8AM 5P 11F Jerry Falwell 5Y Jimmy Swaggrt 8S McGowan & Co 11W 13M Robert Schuller [CC] :15 4 9 Movie BW "Going My Way." [1944] The heartwarming success about a young priest [Bing Crosby] at a new parish, trying to unbend his gruff superior [Barry Fitzgerald]. Oscars for Bing and Barry, direction and story [Leo McCarey], best picture, best tune ["Swingin' On a Star."] :30 2 Rev. Ernest Angley 5S Jimmy Swaggart 8S Rex Humbard 8W American Religious Town Hll 11W 13M Lowell Lundstrom 13R Passe-Partout 9AM 2 Rex Humbard 5P Unitel 5Y Jerry Falwell 6 Sesame Street [CC]

8S Day of Discovery 8W Oral Roberts 11F Kroeze Brothers 11S This is the Life 11W 13S Lutherans of the Prairie 13R Petit Castor [Little Beaver] :30 2 Oral Roberts 5P 8W Day of Discovery 5S 100 Huntley Street 8S Terry Winter 11F Animals, Animals, Animals Raccoons are seen at California's Marin Wildlife Center, where sick and injured animals are treated. Also: Hal Linden narrates an animated fable, "The Young Men and the Raccoon." 11S Coronation Street 11W 13M Jerry Falwell 13R Grisu, Le Petit Dragon [Grisu, The Little Dragon] :45 13 En Terre Sainte [In the Holy Land] 10AM 2 Terry Winter 5P 8W Rex Humbard 5Y Day of Discovery 6 Mister Rogers 8S World Wide Church of God 11F Robert Schuller 13R Jour Du Seigneur [Lord's Day-religious show?] :30 2 Discovery 4 9 This is the Life 5P Jimmy Swaggart 5Y It Is Written 6 Electric Company 8S All in a Tube 8W Church Service-Catholic 11S Peyton Place 11W 13M Face the Nation 11AM 2 Robert Schuller 4 9 Music Box

5S It is Written 5Y Inside the Shamrock 6 Villa Alegre 8S Debate 8W Faith for Today 11F Issues And Answers 11S Peyton Place 11W 13M Calvary Temple 13R A Communiquer [To Communicate] :15 5Y News :30 4 9 11S Wild Kingdom 5P Turning Point 5S Rex Humbard 5Y Worldwide Church of God 6 3-2-1 Contact [CC] 8S It Is Written 8W Meet the Press 10 Third Story 11F Directions Noon 2 Good News 4 5S 9 11S Meeting Place A service from the Church of St John the Baptist, Norway [Anglican], in Toronto with the Rev. J. Jeremy Van-Lane officiating. Bruce Alton is the program host. 5P It's A New Day 5Y Farm Show 6 Big Blue Marble 8S Let's Go 8W NCAA Basketball Special: The Mideast or Midwest regional final in the NCAA Basketball Tournament is scheduled. 10 University of the Air 11F At Issue 11W 13M NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Philadelphia 76ers. 13R Semaine Verte [Green Week] :30 2 News 5Y Faith to Live By 6 Once Upon a Classic

8S Farm Show 10 Treehouse Club 11F Fishin' Hole :45 2 Will Inflation Ruin Us? 8S News 1PM 2 Glitter 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Country Canada An examination of the Canada-U.S. fisheries dispute following the U.S. Senate's recent rejection of a proposed territorial-rights agreement. 6 The '50s: Moments to Remember 8S Wonderful Life 10 Circle Square 11F Superteams It's an all-Philadelphia final as the Eagles and the Phillies meet for the "Superteams" final, taped at Honolulu. LB Bill Bergey leads the NFC champion Eagles, who won the football competition when the Oakland Raiders were disqualified over a controversial tug-of-war event. The World Series champion Phillies defeated the Kansas City Royals last week in the baseball preliminary. 13R D'Hier A Demain [From Yesterday, Tomorrow] :30 2 Debate 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Hymn Sing The soloists are Irena Welhasch ["My Tribute"] and Cynthia Laird ["If I Can Help Somebody"]. The chorus sings "Rock of Ages," "Faith of Our Fathers," "My Faith Has Found a Resting Place," "Day Is Dying in The West," "Bless the Lord, O My Soul," "Down by the Riverside." The men's chorus sings "I'll Fly Away." 8S Unitel 10 Ready, Set, Grow 2PM 2 Sounds Good 4 5S 5Y 9 11S Passionate Canadians Special: A dramatization of the formation of the Group of Seven. Re-creating scenes from their Toronto years-the autumns spent in Northern Ontario, and the events leading to their separation-the program portrays the Group in terms of their friendship, friends and critical foes during the '20s and '30s. Tom Thomson: James Loxley. 5P Movie "Funny Lady." [1975] This popular sequel to "Funny Girl" deals with the romantic and professional liaison between musical comedy star Fanny Brice [Barbara Streisand] and Broadway entrepreneur Bill Rose [James Caan] in the 1930s. 8S Turning Point

8W NCAA Basketball continues 10 Horst Koehler 13 Univers des Sports [The Sports Universe] French: Faits saillants des Championnts sportifs quebecois, disputes a Montreal; Championnats canadiens d'hiver de plongeon, disputes a Pointe Claire, Que. English: Translated that would mean fights in Montreal [boxing?] and Winters National Diving Competition. :15 11W 13M Sports Spectacular A special performance by the winners at the 1981 European Figure Skating Championships, taped at Innsbruck, Austria. Included are routines by recently crowned world champions Denise Biellmann [ladies], Irina Vorobieva and Igor Lisovsky [pairs], and Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean [dance]. :30 2 10 Question Period 8S What Will They Think of Next! See 6:30PM. 11F Boxing Two up-and-coming heavyweights, Michael Dokes and Randall "Tex" Cobb, square off in a 10-round heavyweight bout telecast from Las Vegas. In 1980, Dokes knocked out Ossie Ocasio in the first round to avenge the only blemish on his record-a draw two months earlier. Cobb's only loss came on Nov. 7 against Ken Norton. Keith Jackson reports. 3PM 2 8S 10 11W 13M Golf Special: Final-round play in the Tournament Players Championship is telecast from the 7000-yard, par-72 Sawgrass course in Ponte Vedra, Fla. Initiated in 1974 as the "championship of PGA Tour players," the TPC, in just a short time, has established itself as the unofficial "fifth major" in the circuit. Evidence of this can by seen by last year's final-round group of Lee Trevino [the eventual winner], Jack Nicklaus and Hary Player, holders of 114 PGA titles [entering last week's Doral-Eastern Open.] Purse: $440,000; winner's share: $72,000. Commentators include Vin Scully, Patt Summerall, Jack Whitaker, Ben Wright and Ken Venturi. :30 11F Wide World of Sports WBC featherweight champion Salvador Sanchez defends his crown against No. 1 contender Roberto Castanon in a scheduled 15-round bout telecast from Las Vegas. Sanchez is making his fifth defense of the title he won last year from Danny "Little Red" Lopez. Castanon's only loss came in a championship bout against Lopez in 1979. Also: the Golden Skates Speed Skating Championships, taped at Inzell, West Germany. 4PM

4 5S 5Y 9 11S Memories of Berlin A look at Berlin's artistic renaissance during the turbulent year of the Weimar Republic [1919-1933],. Despite social and political chaos, Berlin nurtured such 20th-century giants as Brecht, Einstein and Fritz Lang. Contemporaries recalling that time include writers Christopher Isherwood, who argues that Berlin deliberately established itself as a vice capital, and Arthur Koestler; pianist Claudio Arrau; and actress Louise Brooks. 6 Live from the Grand Ole Opry Scheduled performers include Roy Acuff, Minnie Pearl, Grandpa Jones. 8W Rodeo The Tucson Rodeo, taped Feb 19-22 at Tucson, Ariz. Finals competition includes bareback-bronc riding, saddle-bronc riding, bull riding, calf roping and steer wrestling. Bob Tallman, Bob Eubanks and Pam Earnhardt report. 13R Ecrivains Francais [French Writers] :30 5P Careers 13R Propos Et Confidences [About And Confidences ?] 5PM 2 8S 10 Untamed World Belgian scientist Jo Van Arshaven studies chimpanzee behavior in West Africa by conducting experiments on the interaction of chimps. Alan Small is the narrator. 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S CBC News-George McLean 8W Wild Kingdom 11F Solid Gold 11W 13M Pop Goes The Country 13 Second Regard :20 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S This Week in Parliament :30 2 10 News 8S Untamed World See 5PM. [8S repeated the entire show? What a waste of 30 minutes!] 8W NBC News-Jane Pauley 11W 13M CBS News-Morton Dean :45 2 Sports 6PM and later tomorrow! -crainbebo

6PM 2 Horst Koehler 4 5P 5S 8W 9 11S Wonderful World of Disney [CC] Movie: "The Castaway Cowboy" [1974] leads a roundup of wild livestock and a cattle drive at sea in Part 2 of this two-part Western set in 1850 Hawaii. James Garner, Vera Miles, Robert Culp. 5Y Wonderful World of Disney [same movie, not closed-captioned] 8S News 10 Sports Hot Seat 11F Legends of the West Truth & Tall Tales Special: How the West was won-in fact and fancy. Host Don Meredith and Matthew Laborteaux go back in time for a tour of a typical prairie town, the setting for a barroom shoot-out; a rescue of a runaway buckboard; and talks with a sheriff, blacksmith and shopkeeper [all played by Jack Elam]. The past also comes alive in clips from Hollywood Westerns that cast Henry Fonda as Wyatt Earp and Tyrone Power as Jesse James; and in an evocative montage of old-time stills. 11W 13M 60 Minutes 13R Aventure De L'Art Moderne [The Adventure of Modern Art] :30 2 What Will They Think of Next! A hospital for toys; a mobile hangar for jumbo jets; a system that allows paralytics to write and draw using eye movement; curing muscle cramps by pinching one's lips. 8 Outdoor Journal 10 Rex Humbard 7PM 2 8S Waltons On furlough, Jim-Bob [David Harper] is followed by Waltons Mountain by a persistent, love-struck girl [Jennifer Jason Leigh]; and in the Pacific, Ben [Eric Scott] sits out the war in a Japanese prison camp. 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Beachcombers Nick [Bruno Gerussi] becomes a prime suspect in a real mystery when he helps a famous novelist [Roma Hearn] act out a part in her latest whodunit. Relic: Robert Clothier. 6 Gala of Stars 1981 Special: Beverly Sills is the hostess for a concert taped at New York's Carnegie Hall. Included: Liza Minnelli, Itzhak Perlman, Marilyn Horne. 8W CHiPs Ponch [Erik Estrada] organizes a celebrity fund-raiser for Malibu homes threatened by a huge boulder. Milton Berle appears as himself. Part 1 of 2. Jon: Larry Wilcox. Harlan: Lou Wagner.] 10 Lawrence Welk 11F Movie A portrait of a military giant, "Patton." George C. Scott's thundering portrayal of the brilliant and ruthless tank tactician dominates this war epic, which traces Patton's campaigns in North Africa, Sicily, France, and at the Battle of the Bulge. The 1970

movie won seven Oscars, including Best Picture, Director [Franklin J. Schaffner] and Actor [Scott refused to accept the award]. 11W 13M Movie "Gone With the Wind" is repeated in two parts. The movie concludes Tuesday. 13R Chez Denise [At Denise ['s?]] :30 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Muppet Show Comedian Wally Boag brings some craziness to the theater when he performs a rock version of "Swanee River" on bagpipes, backed up, of course, by the Electric Mayhem Band. Also: Lotte Lemon and her Singing Wig sing "Squeeze Me." 13R Beaux Dimanches [Masterpiece Theatre] 8PM 2 Palace 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Superspecial "Anne Murray's Greatest Hits" traces the Springhill, N.S., native's rise to fame-from church-choir singer to three-time Grammy Award winner. Songs include "What About Me?" "Danny's Song," "Shadows in the Moonlight," "Snowbird," "Daydream Believer," "Could I Have This Dance?" and "You Needed Me." Included are film clips of her appearances with Johnny Cash, Glen Campbell and John Davidson. 8S Alice Mel [Vic Tayback] gets into a nose-to-beak yelling match with Vera's new pet parrot. Vera: Beth Howland. 8W Movie [CC] Burt Reynolds directed and stars in "The End" [1977], a dark farce about a terminally-ill real estate salesman who's not exactly dying to break the news to his parents, ex-wife, mistress and daughter. Mary Ellen: Sally Field. Marlon: Dom DeLuise. 10 Lou Grant :30 8S Jeffersons 13R Beaux Dimanches [continued] 9PM 2 10 Vega$ A po##o-movie salesman [Richard Basehart] tries to take Nelson [Greg Morris] off the streets by framing him for murder. 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S For The Record A topical drama about a newspaper beset with financial problems. Acting on an anonymous tip, Courier reporter Joe Declan [Neil Munro] uncovers a multimillion dollar government patronage scandal. After consultation with his publisher and editor, the front page-with Declan's piece as the lead story-begins to take shape. What Declan and the rest of the staff don't know is that there is another story breaking-one that may affect their jobs. At the head office of King Publications, company executives are locked in a bitter board-room battle to decide the fate of the respected 85-year-old paper. King: Michael

Reynolds. :30 13 Tel Quel 10PM 2 8S 10 W5 Scheduled: An interview with Dr. Gerald Bull who, as president of Space Research Corp., was jailed in 1980 for violating a UN arms embargo against South Africa. Jim Reed, Henry Champ and Helen Hutchinson. 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Marketplace Scheduled: A discussion of errors commonly made in filling out one's income-tax form. Joan Watson and Bill Paul are the hosts. 6 Starfest Finale Special: Issac Stern is the host for a celebrity salute to public television. Among the guests: Mary Martin, Liza Minnelli. [what, a salute to pledge drives? Or a salute to the wonderful programming worth paying for? ] 8W 11W 13M News 10:15 11W 13M CBS News-Ed Bradley :30 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Man Alive "Permanently Wonderstruck" profiles 80-year-old violinist Harry Adaskin, last surviving member of the Hart House String Quartet and former chairman of music at the University of British Columbia. Adaskin explains how his spiritual insights have given meaning and depth to his music. Roy Bonisteel is the host. 8W Gangster Chronicles Michael and Ruth [Brian Benben, Madeline Stowe] bring home their first born; and Charlie [Michael Nouri] gets word that Maranzano [Joseph Mascolo] plans to kill him. 11F News 11W 13M Gunsmoke :45 11F ABC News-Tom Jarriel 11PM 2 8S 10 CTV News 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S CBC News-Peter Mansbride 11F Movie "Damn the Defiant!" [1962] Rousing saga of a "trouble ship" during the Napoleonic Wars, with the captain [Alec Guinness] pitted against a sadistic subordinate officer [Dick Bogarde]. Tom Bell. 13R A Communiquer

:15 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Nation's Business :20 2 5P 5S 5Y 8S 10 News 4 9 Movie-TBA 11S Lou Grant :30 2 Show Biz 8W Hill Street Blues Furillo [Daniel J. Travanti] frustrates his superiors by refusing to ignore murder evidence that incriminates a city councilman; LaRue [Kiel Martin] continues to push his idea for "saloondromats"; and Howard [James B. Sikking] is itching to test a new armored tank in "sniper alley." 11W 13M Eyewitness Weekend :35 5S Kojak 13R Cinema "Le Chasseur d'ombres." [The Shadow Hunter] [1974] French: Une realisation de T.C. McLuhan. English: A realization of T.C. McLuhan. :45 5Y Movie BW "Phaedra." [1962] Jules Dassin's modernized version of the Greek tragedy serves chiefly to showcase the striking Melina Mercouri. 8S Horst Koehler 10 Maude 12AM 2 Movie BW "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" [1966] A powerful adaption of Edward Albee's scathing study of a turbulent marriage. Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton. :15 8S Movie "Harpy." [1971] Suspense yarn about an amateur falconer with ex-wife problems. Hugh O'Brian. 1AM 11F News -crainbebo

Retro: West Virginia Sunday, November 2, 1997

By request, from TV Guide, West Virginia Edition: WSAZ Ch. 3 Charleston/Huntington (NBC) 5 AM Extra! 6 AM Inside Edition Weekend 6:30 Music And The Spoken Word 7 AM Hour Of Power (Robert Schuller) 8 AM Today 9 AM Infomercial 9:30 Jack Van Impe 10 AM Kenneth Copeland 11 AM Meet The Press 12 N NFL Pregame 1 PM NFL Football: New England-Minnesota (Ch. 3 may air San Diego-Cincinnati) 4 PM Infomercial (time approximate) 4:30 Inside Edition 5 PM Around The Track 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Dateline NBC 8 PM Men Behaving Badly 8:30 Jenny 9 PM NBC Movie: "House Of Frankenstein 1997" (Part 1 of 2) 11 PM News 11:35 Walker, Texas Ranger 12:35 Viper 1:35 Beverly Hills 90210 2:35 America's Jewelry Store 4 AM Inside Edition 4:30 Nightside WCMH Ch. 4 Columbus, OH (NBC) 5 AM Nightside 6 AM America's Black Forum 6:30 Search (Church of Christ) 7 AM News 8 AM Today 9 AM News 10:30 Meet The Press 11:30 Countdown To '99 (pro football show, but I don't

know what the title means) 12 N NFL Pregame 1 PM NFL Football: Chargers-Bengals 4 PM Movie: "Spies Like Us" (time approximate) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Dateline NBC 8 PM Men Behaving Badly 8:30 Jenny 9 PM NBC Movie: "House Of Frankenstein 1997" (Part 1 of 2) 11 PM News 11:35 George Michael Sports Machine 12:05 Extra! 1:05 Coast Guard 1:35 Save Our Streets 2:05 News 2:40 Movie: "Purple Hearts" 4:30 This Morning's Business WOAY Ch. 4 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill (ABC) 6 AM U.S. Farm Report 6:30 Rev. H. Richard Hall Revivals 7 AM Forum 7:30 Spirit Of Victory 8 AM Good Morning America Sunday 9 AM Songs Of Zion 9:30 Miracle Deliverance Revivals 10 AM This Old House 10:30 Evangelistic Outreach 11 AM Rev. Jack Long 11:30 This Week 12:30 Wild Things 1:30 America's Dumbest Criminals 2 PM Golf: Tour Championship (final round from Houston) 6 PM Xena: Warrior Princess (time approximate) 7 PM Wonderful World Of Disney (Whitney Houston and Brandy Norwood in a new production of "Cinderella") 9 PM ABC Movie: "Before Women Had Wings" 11 PM News 11:30 Jack Van Impe 12 M Viper 1 AM Extra! 2 AM National Geographic: On Assignment sign off 3 AM

WDTV Ch. 5 Weston/Clarksburg (CBS/ABC) 6 AM U.S. Farm Report 6:30 Bob Vila's Home Again 7 AM Martha Stewart Living 7:30 Haven 8 AM Wings Of Faith 9 AM CBS Sunday Morning 10:30 Face The Nation 11 AM Infomercials 12 N NFL Pregame 1 PM NFL Football: Redskins-Bears (note that Ch. 5 is carrying the game from Fox) 4 PM NFL Football: Cowboys-49ers (time approximate) 7 PM 60 Minutes (time approximate) 8 PM Touched By An Angel 9 PM CBS Movie: "Murder She Wrote: South By Southwest" 11 PM News 11:30 The X-Files 12:30 Walker, Texas Ranger 1:30 Infomercial 2 AM Babylon 5 3 AM Up To The Minute (to 5 AM) WSYX Ch. 6 Columbus, OH (ABC) 5:05 Beverly Hillbillies 5:30 U.S. Farm Report 6 AM Hour Of Power 7 AM Creflo A. Dollar 7:30 Coral Ridge 8 AM First Edition/First Community 8:30 Columbus Cooks 9 AM Better Homes And Gardens 9:30 This Old House 10 AM B. Smith With Style 10:30 This Week 11:30 Newsmakers 12 N Infomercial 12:30 Common Ground 1 PM Entertainment Tonight 2 PM Golf: Tour Championship (final round) 6 PM News (time approximate) 6:30 ABC News (Carole Simpson) 7 PM Wonderful World Of Disney: "Cinderella" 9 PM ABC Movie: "Before Women Had Wings"

11 PM News 11:35 Cheers 12:05 NYPD Blue 1:05 The X-Files 2:05 Bob Vila's Home Again 2:35 Viper sign off 3:35 AM WVVA Ch. 6 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill (NBC) 6 AM Wall Street Journal Report 6:30 Our Gift To You 7 AM Christian Viewpoint 7:30 What Does The Bible Plainly Say 8 AM Today 9 AM In Focus 9:30 Day Of Discovery 10 AM In Touch (Charles Stanley) 11 AM Meet The Press 12 N NFL Pregame 1 PM NFL Football: Patriots-Vikings 4 PM Emergency Call (time approximate) 4:30 Rebecca's Garden 5 PM Bob Vila's Home Again 5:30 Martha Stewart Living 6 PM Infomercial 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Dateline NBC 8 PM Men Behaving Badly 8:30 Jenny 9 PM NBC Movie: "House Of Frankenstein 1997" (Part 1 of 2) 11 PM News 11:30 Inside Edition Weekend sign off 12 M WCHS Ch. 8 Charleston/Huntington (ABC) 6 AM This Old House 6:30 Your New House 7 AM Coral Ridge 8 AM Victory Of Faith 8:30 Day Of Discovery 9 AM Henry Mahan (religion) 9:30 Infomercial 10 AM In Touch 11 AM Feed The Children

11:30 This Week 12:30 Honey I Shrunk The Kids 1:30 Infomercials 2 PM Golf: Tour Championship (final round) 6 PM News (time approximate) 6:30 ABC News 7 PM Wonderful World Of Disney: "Cinderella" 9 PM ABC Movie: "Before Women Had Wings" 11 PM News 11:30 Siskel & Ebert (reviewed: "Red Corner," "Switchback," "Critical Care") 12 M The X-Files 1 AM NYPD Blue 2 AM World News Now (Mark Mullen, to 5 AM) WSWP Ch. 9 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill WPBY Ch. 33 Charleston/Huntington (PBS) 5 AM Body Electric 5:30 Business And The Law 6 AM Business And The Law 6:30 Rural Communities 7:30 Arthur 8 AM Sesame Street 9 AM Barney & Friends 9:30 Tots TV 10 AM Wimzie's House 10:30 Wishbone 11 AM Kratts' Creatures 11:30 Arthur 12 N Shining Time Station 12:30 Puzzle Place 1 PM Firing Line (should marriage laws be strengthened?) 1:30 To The Contrary (note: on my Saturday, November 1, listing, I should have mentioned that KET carried "Firing Line" for 30 minutes, followed by "Legislative Weekly" at 5:30 PM) 2 PM Tony Brown's Journal 2:30 Technopolitics 3 PM Sewing With Nancy 3:30 Quilt In A Day 4 PM Martha's Sewing Room 4:30 Scheewe Art Workshop 5 PM Joy Of Painting 5:30 Bill Alexander (painting) 6 PM 1997 Drum Corps International Highlights (held in Orlando in August, featured California's Blue Devils and the Santa Clara

Vanguard) 8 PM Nature (the world of squids and octopi) 9 PM Masterpiece Theatre ("The Moonstone") 11 PM The Civil War (Part 8: the fall of Atlanta, Sherman's march to the sea, the fall of Petersburg and Richmond) 12 M Nature 1 AM Masterpiece Theatre (rerun of the 9 PM show) 3 AM Nature 4 AM Masterpiece Theatre (another rerun of the 9 PM show but only for an hour) WBNS Ch. 10 Columbus, OH (CBS) 5 AM Minority Business Report 5:30 News For Kids 6 AM Martha Stewart Living 6:30 News 8:30 Capitol Agenda 9 AM CBS Sunday Morning 10:30 Health Source Magazine 11 AM Real Estate Classifieds 11:30 Face The Nation 12 N Buckeye Replay 12:30 Buckeye Football Weekly 1 PM Movie: "The Sword In The Stone" 3 PM Roots Of Country 4 PM Walker, Texas Ranger 5 PM Earth: The Final Conflict 6 PM CBS News (John Roberts) 6:30 News 7 PM 60 Minutes 8 PM Touched By An Angel 9 PM CBS Movie: "Murder She Wrote: South By Southwest" 11 PM News 11:35 Wall To Wall Sports 12:05 Jeopardy! 12:35 Siskel & Ebert 1:05 Untouchables (I don't think this is the original ABC series) 2:05 Inside Edition Weekend 2:35 Infomercials 3:35 Up To The Minute 4:30 Ag Day WVAH Ch. 11 Charleston/Huntington (Fox/UPN) 5 AM Jumanji

5:30 Incredible Hulk (animated) 6 AM Regional News Conference 6:30 Oscar's Orchestra 7 AM Van-pires 7:30 New Voltron 8 AM Brady Bunch 8:30 Step By Step 9 AM Fox News Sunday 10 AM Andy Griffith 10:30 Andy Griffith 11 AM Infomercials 12 N NFL Pregame 1 PM NFL Football: Redskins-Bears 4 PM NFL Football: Cowboys-49ers (time approximate) 7 PM World's Funniest! (a dog that walks only on its hind legs, a cat with an appetite for corn on the cob, a pit bull on an obstacle course that would rather attack a tire than jump through it, time approximate) 8 PM Simpsons (this would be timely now: Homer buys a gun for home protection, but after a few mishaps Marge tells him to get rid of it--then leaves with the kids when he doesn't) 8:30 King Of The Hill 9 PM The X-Files (season premiere) 10 PM Star Trek: Voyager 11 PM Star Trek: The Next Generation 12 M NFL Films Presents 12:30 Infomercial 1 AM Clueless 1:30 Moesha 2 AM Hitz 2:30 Head Over Heels 3 AM In The House 3:30 Malcolm & Eddie 4 AM Good News 4:30 Sparks WBOY Ch. 12 Weston/Clarksburg (NBC/ABC) 6 AM This Old House 6:30 Hang Time 7 AM Alive Today (religion) 7:30 Evangelistic Outreach 8 AM Amazing Grace Bible Class 8:30 What Does The Bible Plainly Say 9 AM Rev. R.G. Hardy 9:30 Day Of Discovery

10 AM Oakmound Evangelical Congregational Church 10:30 Calvary Temple 11 AM Meet The Press 12 N NFL Pregame 1 PM NFL Football: Patriots-Vikings 4 PM Infomercial (time approximate) 4:30 Wild! Life Adventures (Lauren Hutton takes two New York kids to Kenya to observe the native wildlife and meet Masai warriors) 5:30 Soldier Of Fortune 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Dateline NBC 8 PM Men Behaving Badly 8:30 Jenny 9 PM NBC Movie: "House Of Frankenstein 1997" (Part 1 of 2) 11 PM News 11:30 Seinfeld 12 M Mad About You 12:30 Siskel & Ebert 1 AM Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 2 AM Nightside (to 6 AM) WOWK Ch. 13 Charleston/Huntington (CBS) 5:30 Nick News 6 AM Infomercials 7 AM Wheel Of Fortune 2000 7:30 Search 8 AM Evangelistic Outreach 8:30 Lower Lighthouse 9 AM CBS Sunday Morning 10:30 Martha Stewart Living 11 AM New Ghostwriter 11:30 Infomercials 1 PM TBA 4:30 Infomercial 5 PM TBA 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News 7 PM 60 Minutes 8 PM Touched By An Angel 9 PM CBS Movie: "Murder She Wrote: South By Southwest" 11 PM News 11:30 Coach 12 M Coach 12:30 Face The Nation

1 AM TBA 1:30 Infomercial 2 AM Up To The Minute 4 AM All News Channel (to 5 AM) WTAP Ch. 15 Parkersburg, WV/Marietta, OH (NBC) 6 AM Outdoorsman 6:30 This Week In Motor Sports 7 AM Animal Adventures 7:30 In Search Of The Lord's Way 8 AM Today 9 AM Meet The Press 10 AM Martha Stewart Living 10:30 Better Homes And Gardens 11 AM Your New House 11:30 B. Smith With Style 12 N NFL Pregame 1 PM NFL Football: Patriots-Vikings 4 PM National Geographic On Assignment (time approximate) 5 PM Wild! Life Adventures 6 PM Wheel Of Fortune 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Dateline NBC 8 PM Men Behaving Badly 8:30 Jenny 9 PM NBC Movie: "House Of Frankenstein 1997" (Part 1 of 2) 11 PM News 11:35 The X-Files 12:35 Siskel & Ebert (reviewed: "Mad City," "Bean," "Eve's Bayou," "Starship Troopers") sign off 1:05 AM WOUB Ch. 20 Athens, OH (PBS) 7:55 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler (I should have mentioned that Ch. 20 aired him weekdays at 5:55 AM) 8 AM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 8:30 Preschool Power 9 AM Shining Time Station 9:30 Wishbone 10 AM Barney & Friends 10:30 Spilled Milk (parenting) 11 AM Newton's Apple 11:30 Computer Chronicles 12 N Life On The Internet

12:30 World Of Collector Cars 1 PM Motorweek 1:30 European Journal 2 PM Travels In Europe 2:30 Signature Chefs Of Ohio 3 PM Anyplace Wild 3:30 Wild Ohio 4 PM Nature 5 PM Nova 6 PM Savage Skies 7 PM Wild Ohio 7:30 In The Prime 8 PM Nature 9 PM Masterpiece Theatre 11 PM Mystery!: "Safe As Houses" 12 M Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler WPBO Ch. 42 Portsmouth, OH (PBS) 8 AM Barney & Friends 8:30 Big Comfy Couch 9 AM Sesame Street 10 AM Magic School Bus 10:30 In The Know (quiz bowl) 11 AM Movie: "The Fabulous Dorseys" 1 PM Trailside 1:30 Anyplace Wild 2 PM Full Circle With Michael Palin 3 PM Firing Line 3:30 HealthWeek 4 PM Nature 5 PM Tony Brown's Journal 5:30 Follow The Money 6 PM Mystery! 7 PM World Of National Geographic ("Africa's Stolen River," about a river that appeared in 1957 and ceased flowing in 1982) 8 PM Nature 9 PM Masterpiece Theatre 11 PM One Foot In The Grave 11:30 One Foot In The Grave 12 M Adventurers (Thor Heyerdahl's 1947 voyage on a raft from South America to Polynesia) 1 AM Masterpiece Theatre (repeat of 9 PM show) 3 AM Nature sign off 4 AM

WYMT Ch. 57 Hazard, KY (CBS) 7 AM Outdoors With Dave Shuffett 7:30 Hour Of Decision (Billy Graham called his program by this title, but I doubt this is the same.) 8:30 Biblical Viewpoint 9 AM Time For Praise 10 AM Church Service 10:30 Real Estate Classifieds 11 AM Gateway Gospel 12 N Classifieds 12:30 WCW Wrestling 1:30 On The Law 2 PM Your New House 2:30 12th Annual Kentucky Band Competition 4 PM Movie: "My Mom's A Werewolf" 6 PM News 6:30 Issues And Answers (wonder if they had to get permission from ABC to use this title?) 7 PM 60 Minutes 8 PM Touched By An Angel 9 PM CBS Movie: "Murder She Wrote: South By Southwest" 11 PM News 11:35 Classifieds 12:05 Earth: The Final Conflict 1:05 Highlander sign off 2:05 AM WVSX (WVNS) Ch. 59 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill (Fox) 6 AM Infomercial 6:30 NFL Films Presents 7 AM Outdoor Secrets 7:30 Infomercials 9 AM Fox News Sunday 10 AM Adventures Of Sinbad 11 AM Team Knight Rider 12 N NFL Pregame 1 PM NFL Football: Redskins-Bears 4 PM NFL Football: Cowboys-49ers (time approximate) 7 PM World's Funniest! (time approximate) 8 PM Simpsons 8:30 King Of The Hill 9 PM The X-Files 10 PM The X-Files (rerun)

11 PM Walker, Texas Ranger 12 M NYPD Blue 1 AM Seinfeld 1:30 Mad About You 2 AM FX: The Series 3 AM Mike Hammer, Private Eye 4 AM Infomercials (to 5 AM) KET Kentucky Educational Television (WKPI/22 Pikeville, WKAS/25 Ashland, WKHA/35 Hazard, WKMR/38 Morehead) (PBS) 8 AM Sesame Street 9 AM Barney & Friends 9:30 Tots TV 10 AM Wimzie's House 10:30 Wishbone 11 AM Kratts' Creatures 11:30 Arthur 12 N Bottom Line 12:30 Comment On Kentucky 1 PM Living With Health 1:30 Living With Health 2 PM Power Of Place 3 PM Tony Brown's Journal 3:30 To The Contrary 4 PM Rod & Reel 4:30 Kentucky Afield 5 PM This Old House 5:30 Yankee Workshop 6 PM Victory Garden 6:30 Taste Of Louisiana 7 PM Lawrence Welk 8 PM Nature 9 PM Masterpiece Theatre 11 PM This Is America With Dennis Wholey sign off 12 M

WDTV Ch. 5 Weston/Clarksburg (CBS/ABC) 1 PM NFL Football: Redskins-Bears (note that Ch. 5 is carrying the game from Fox) 4 PM NFL Football: Cowboys-49ers (time approximate) Since there was no Fox affiliate there (not until 98) CBS stations in markets like that would show the NFL games from Fox for the OTA folks. I know when I lived in Duluth, MN there was no Fox OTA until late 99 so usually the ABC station (I think they did) carried the Vikings games (they did have Foxnet on cable)

Retro: Philadelphia TV - April 27-May 3, 2002 (COMPLETE)

Philadelphia TV - April 27-May 3, 2002 Source: TV Guide: April 27-May 3, 2002 KYW-TV 3 (CBS) Saturday 5AM - P. Allen Smith Gardens 5:30 - Martha Stewart Living 6AM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 7AM - Saturday Early Show 9AM - News 10AM - Bob the Builder 10:30 - Dora the Explorer 11AM - Blue's Clues 11:30 - Little Bill Noon - Franklin 12:30 - Oswald 1PM - Early Edition 2PM - Cheerleading and Dance Competition 3PM - PGA Tour 2002: The Next Generation 4PM - Golf ($3.8 million Greater Greensboro (N.C.) Classic third-round play) 6PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 6:30 - CBS News 7PM - Entertainment Tonight 8PM - CBS: 50 Years from Television City 11PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 11:30 - The Outer Limits 12:30 - The Pretender 1:30 - Profiler 2:30 - Paid Programming 4:30 - Bob Vila's Home Again Sunday 5AM - Minority Business Report 5:30 - CBS MarketWatch Weekend 6AM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 9AM - Sunday Morning 10:30 - Face the Nation 11AM - Hot Ticket 11:30 - Ebert & Roeper ("Life or Something Like It", "The Salton Sea")

Noon - Bravest 1PM - Gymnastics (NCAA Women's Championships) 3PM - Golf ($3.8 million Greater Greensboro (N.C.) Classic final-round play) 6PM - CBS News 6:30 - CBS3 Eyewitness News 7PM - 60 Minutes 8PM - Everybody Loves Raymond: The First Six Years 9PM - Movie: Living with the Dead (Part 1) (2002) 11PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 11:35 - Sunday Sports Rap 12:05 - Ebert & Roeper 12:35 - Hot Ticket 1:05 - Entertainers 2:05 - Early Edition 3:05 - Hollywood Squares 3:35 - Up to the Minute Monday-Friday: 5AM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 7AM - The Early Show 9AM - Crossing Over with John Edward 10AM - Sally Jesse Raphael 11AM - The Price is Right Noon - CBS3 Eyewitness News 12:30 - The Young and the Restless 1:30 - The Bold and the Beautiful 2PM - As the World Turns 3PM - Guiding Light 4PM - The Weakest Link 5PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 6PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 6:30 - CBS News 7PM - Entertainment Tonight 7:30 - Hollywood Squares 8PM Monday - The King of Queens Tuesday - JAG Wednesday - 60 Minutes II Thursday - Survivor: Marquesas Friday - CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 8:30 Monday - Yes, Dear 9PM Monday - Everybody Loves Raymond Tuesday - Movie: Living with the Dead (Part 2) (2002) Wednesday - Amazing Race 2

Thursday - CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Friday - First Monday 9:30 Monday - Becker 10PM Monday - 48 Hours Wednesday - 48 Hours Thursday - The Agency Friday - 48 Hours 11PM - CBS3 Eyewitness News 11:35 - David Letterman 12:35 - Craig Kilborn 1:35 - Martha Stewart Living 2:05 - Paid Programming 2:35 - CBS3 Eyewitness News (rebroadcast) 3:05 - Entertainment Tonight 3:35 - Up to the Minute (early Tues-early Fri) Paid Programming (early Sat) 4:30 - CBS News (early Tues-early Fri) 4:35 - Rebecca's Garden (early Sat) WPVI-TV 6 (ABC) Saturday 6AM - Action News 7AM - Action News 8AM - Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action! 8:30 - Teacher's Pet 9AM - Recess 9:30 - Recess 10AM - Lizzie McGuire 10:30 - Even Stevens 11AM - Teamo Supremo 11:30 - Lloyd in Spacae Noon - Winnie the Pooh 12:30 - Disney's House of Mouse 1PM - Stanley Cup Playoff (conference quarterfinal) 4PM - Senior Golf (Superstition Mountain Golf Club Tradition third-round play) 6PM - Action News 6:30 - ABC World News Saturday 7PM - Vital Signs 7:30 - Visions 8PM - Movie: Armageddon (1998) 11PM - Action News 11:35 - The Practice 12:35 - Million Dollar Movie: Nowhere in Sight (2000) 2:35 - Action News (rebroadcast)

3:10 - Movie: The Last Time I Saw Paris (?) Sunday 5AM - Paid Programming 6AM - Puerto Rican Panorama 6:30 - Church Service 7AM - Action News 8AM - Sunday Live 9AM - Action News 10:30 - Inside Story 11AM - This Week Noon - Action News 1PM - Vital Signs 1:30 - Movie: A Horse for Danny (1995) 3PM - Senior Golf (Superstition Mountain Golf Club Tradition final-round play) 6PM - Action News 6:30 - ABC World News Sunday 7PM - Before They Were Stars! 8PM - Movie: The Sixth Sense (1999) 11PM - Action News 11:35 - Million Dollar Movie: My Boyfriend's Back (1989) 1:35 - Action News (rebroadcast) 2:05 - Inside Story 2:35 - Puerto Rican Panorama 3:05 - ABC World News Now Monday-Friday 5AM - Action News 6AM - Action News 7AM - Good Morning America 9AM - Regis & Kelly 10AM - Rosie O'Donnell 11AM - The View Noon - Action News 12:30 - Port Charles 1PM - All My Children 2PM - One Live to Live 3PM - General Hospital 4PM - Oprah Winfrey 5PM - Action News 6PM - Action News 6:30 - ABC World News Tonight 7PM - Jeopardy! 7:30 - Wheel of Fortune 8PM Monday - Gilda Radner's Greatest Moments

Tuesday - Dharma & Greg Wednesday - My Wife and Kids Thursday - America's Funniest Home Videos Friday - American Bandstand's 50th...A Celebration! 8:30 Wednesday - According to Jim 9PM Monday - Movie: Gilda Radner: It's Always Something (2002) Tuesday - Spin City Wednesday - The Drew Carey Show 9:30 Wednesday - The Drew Carey Show 10PM Tuesday - NYPD Blue Wednesday - PrimeTime Thursday - PrimeTime Friday - 20/20 11PM - Action News 11:35 - Nightline 12:05 - Politically Incorrect 12:35 - Oprah Winfrey 1:35 - Action News (rebroadcast) 2:10 - ABC World News Now (early Tues-early Fri) Movie: TBA (early Sat) 4:30 - ABC News (early Tues-early Fri) Hometime (early Sat) WCAU-TV 10 (NBC) Saturday 5AM - SOS in America 5:30 - Wall Street Journal Report 6AM - NBC10 News 7AM - Today 8AM - NBC10 News 9AM - Skate 9:30 - NBA Inside Stuff 10AM - City Guys 10:30 - All About Us 11AM - Just Deal 11:30 - City Guys Noon - NBA Pregame 12:30 NBA Playoff: Charlotte at Orlando (Game 3 of Eastern Conference quarterfinal) 3PM - NBA Playoff: Sacramento at Utah (Game 3 of Western Conference quarterfinal) 5:30 - NBA Playoff: San Antonio at Seattle (Game 3 of Western Conference quarterfinal) 8PM - Dateline NBC 8:30 - Movie: The Thomas Crown Affair (1999)

11PM - NBC10 News 11:30 - Saturday Night Live (Hugh Jackman; Mick Jagger) 1AM - Saturday Night Live 2:30 - Source: All Access 3:30 - Extra! 4:30 - Famous Homes & Hideaways Sunday 5AM - B. Smith with Style 5:30 - Singsation 6AM - NBC10 News 7AM - NBC10 News 8AM - Today 9AM - NBC10 News 9:30 - Political Forum 10:30 - Meet the Press 11:30 - NBC10 News Noon - NBA Pregame 12:30 - NBA Playoff: Boston at Philadelphia (Game 3 of Eastern Conference quarterfinal) 3PM - NBA Playoff: Dallas at Minnesota (Game 3 of Western Conference quarterfinal) 5:30 - NBA Playoff: Portland at Los Angeles Lakers (Game 3 of Western Conference quarterfinal) 8PM - The Weakest Link 9PM - Law & Order: Criminal Intent 10PM - Law & Order: Criminal Intent 11PM - NBC10 News 11:35 - Sports Final 12:05 - George Michael Sports Machine 12:35 - Extra! 1:35 - Source: All Access 2:35 - Dateline NBC 3:30 - Meet the Press 4:30 - Early Today Monday-Friday 5AM - NBC10 News 6AM - NBC10 News 7AM - Today 10AM - 10! 11AM - The Other Half Noon - Days of Our Lives 1PM - Passions 2PM - Ananda Lewis 3PM - Montel Williams 4PM - NBC10 News

5PM - NBC10 News 6PM - NBC10 News 6:30 - NBC News 7PM - Extra! 7:30 - Access Hollywood 8PM Monday - Fear Factor Tuesday - Bob Hope's Funniest Out-takes Wednesday - Ed Thursday - Friends Friday - Providence 8:30 Thursday - Friends 9PM Monday - Third Watch Tuesday - Frasier Wednesday - The West Wing Thursday - Will & Grace Friday - Dateline NBC 9:30 Tuesday - Scrubs Thursday - Just Shoot Me 10PM Monday - Crossing Jordan Tuesday - Tonight Show with Jay Leno 10th Anniversary Wednesday - Law & Order Thursday - ER Friday - Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 11PM - NBC10 News 11:35 - Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:35 - Late Night with Conan O'Brien 1:35 - Last Call with Carson Daly (early Tues-early Fri) Late Friday (early Sat) 2:05 - Tonight Show with Jay Leno (early Tues-early Fri) 2:35 - Tonight Show with Jay Leno (early Sat) 3:05 - Late Night with Conan O'Brien (early Tues-early Fri) 3:35 - Late Night with Conan O'Brien (early Sat) 4AM - Access Hollywood (early Tues-early Fri) 4:30 - Access Hollywood (early Sat) WPHL-TV 17 (WB) Saturday 6AM - U.S. Farm Report 6:30 - Paid Programming 7AM - Tama and Friends 7:30 - Heavy Gear

8AM - X-Men: Evolution 8:30 - Static Shock 9AM - Jackie Chan Adventures 9:30 - Zeta Project 10AM - Pokemon 10:30 - X-Men: Evolution 11AM - Yu-Gi-Oh! 11:30 - The Mummy Noon - The Wayans Bros. 12:30 - The Wayans Bros. 1PM - Relic Hunter 2PM - The Lost World 3PM - BeastMaster 4PM - Mutant X 5PM - Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda 6PM - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 6:30 - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 7PM - Friends 7:30 - Movie: Pretty Woman (1990) 10PM - WB17 News at Ten 10:30 - The Drew Carey Show 11PM - Just Shoot Me 11:30 - Movie: The Dirty Dozen (1967) 1:30 - Tracker 2:30 - Earth: Final Conflict 3:30 - Paid Programming 4AM - Paid Programming Sunday 5AM - Paid Programming 6:30 - Leroy Thompson 7AM - In Touch Ministries 8AM - Coral Ridge 9AM - Keeping it Wild with Jason Raize 9:30 - Animal Miracles 10AM - BeastMaster 11AM - Earth: Final Conflict Noon - Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda 1PM - Mutant X 2PM - Movie: First Blood (1982) 4PM - Movie: Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985) 6PM - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 6:30 - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 7PM - Movie: Lethal Weapon 4 (1998) 9:30 - The Jamie Kennedy Experiment 10PM - WB17 News at Ten

10:30 - Sunday Sports Extra 11PM - Just Shoot Me 11:30 - The Drew Carey Show Midnight - Cheers 12:30 - ER 1:30 - Soul Train 2:30 - Paid Programming (until 6AM) Monday-Friday 6AM - Kenneth Copeland 6:30 - Paid Programming 7AM - Blind Date 7:30 - 5th Wheel 8AM - Ricki Lake 9AM - Jerry Springer 10AM - Maury 11AM - Jerry Springer Noon - Maury 1PM - Ricki Lake 2PM - Change of Heart 2:30 - City Guys 3PM - Scooby Doo, Where Are You? 3:30 - Yu-Gi-Oh! 4PM - Pokemon 4:30 - Jackie Chan Adventures 5PM - 7th Heaven 6PM - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 6:30 - The Drew Carey Show 7PM - Friends 7:30 - Just Shoot Me 8PM Monday - 7th Heaven Tuesday - Gilmore Girls Wednesday - Dawson's Creek Thursday - Charmed Friday - Sabrina, the Teenage Witch 8:30 - Raising Dad (Friday) 9PM Monday - Angel Tuesday - Smallville Wednesday - Felicity Thursday - Charmed Friday - Reba 9:30 - Maybe It's Me (Friday) 10PM - WB17 News at Ten 11PM - Friends

11:30 - Just Shoot Me Midnight - Blind Date 12:30 - 5th Wheel 1AM - Suddenly Susan 1:30 - The Parent 'Hood 2AM - Shipmates 2:30 - Paid Programming (until 6AM) WTXF-TV 29 (Fox) Saturday 6AM - Paid Programming 6:30 - Your New House 7AM - The Pet Shop with Marc Morrone 7:30 - Awesome Adventures 8AM - Galidor: Defenders of the Outer Dimension 8:30 - Power Rangers Wild Force 9AM - Digimon 9:30 - Medabots 10AM - Medabots 10:30 - Transformers: Robots in Disguise 11AM - Mon Colle Knights 11:30 - Alienators: Evolution Continues Noon - Animal Rescue 12:30 - 3rd Rock from the Sun 1PM - The X-Files 2PM - Stargate SG-1 3PM - Stargate SG-1 4PM - Auto Racing (NASCAR Auto Club 300) 6:30 - Cops 7PM - King of the Hill 7:30 - Seinfeld 8PM - Cops 9PM - Cops 9:30 - Cops 10PM - Fox Ten O'Clock News 11PM - MADTv Midnight - V.I.P. 1AM - Paid Programming 3AM - Fox Ten O'Clock News (rebroadcast) 4AM - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Sunday 5AM - Paid Programming 7AM - Lakewood Church 7:30 - Fox Focus 8AM - Awesome Adventures

8:30 - Animal Rescue 9AM - Fox News Sunday 10AM - Paid Programming 10:30 - The Pet Shop with Marc Morrone 11AM - Buffy the Vampire Slayer Noon - V.I.P. 1PM - Buffy the Vampire Slayer 2PM - Cops 2:30 - Auto Racing (NASCAR NAPA Auto Parts 500) 6:30 - Cops 7PM - The Simpsons 7:30 - King of the Hill 8PM - The Simpsons 8:30 - Malcolm in the Middle 9PM - The X-Files 10PM - Fox Ten O'Clock News 10:45 - Sports Sunday 11PM - Seinfeld 11:30 - The X-Files 12:30 - Kenneth Copeland 1AM - Creflo A. Dollar 1:30 - Jack Van Impe Presents 2AM - Paid Programming 3AM - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 4AM - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Monday-Friday: 5AM - M*A*S*H 5:30 - M*A*S*H 6AM - Fox Morning News 7AM - Good Day Philadelphia 9AM - Judge Hatchett 9:30 - Judge Hatchett 10AM - Judge Joe Brown 10:30 - Judge Joe Brown 11AM - Divorce Court 11:30 - Divorce Court Noon - Roseanne 12:30 - Roseanne 1PM - The Cosby Show 1:30 - The Cosby Show 2PM - 3rd Rock from the Sun 2:30 - 3rd Rock from the Sun 3PM - Cops 3:30 - Cops 4PM - Texas Justice

4:30 - Texas Justice 5PM - Judge Judy 5:30 - Judge Judy 6PM - Frasier 6:30 - The Simpsons 7PM - The Simpsons 7:30 - Seinfeld 8PM Monday - Boston Public Tuesday - That '70s Show Wednesday - Malcolm in the Middle Thursday - Movie: Return of the Jedi (1983) Friday - The Simpsons 8:30 Tuesday - That '70s Special Wednesday - Grounded for Life Friday - Dark Angel 9PM Monday - Ally McBeal Wednesday - The Bernie Mac Show 9:30 Tuesday - That '70s Show Wednesday - Greg the Bunny 10PM - Fox Ten O'Clock News 11PM - Seinfeld 11:30 - King of the Hill Midnight - Home Improvement 12:30 - M*A*S*H 1AM - Paid Programming 3AM - Fox Ten O'Clock News 4AM - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine WGTW-TV 48 (Ind) Saturday 5AM - Shop at Home Network 6AM - Gospel Expressions Video 6:30 - Mall Alternative 8AM - Critter Gitters 8:30 - Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century 9AM - Wild Moments 9:30 - Wild About Animals 10AM - Game Warden Wildlife Journal 10:30 - Scope 11AM - Mall Alternative 1PM - Movie: Future Hunters (1989) 3PM - Movie: Direct Hit (1994)

5PM - Invisible Man 6PM - Inside Edition Weekend 6:30 - State Police 7PM - Nash Bridges 8PM - WWF Metal 9PM - Combat Zone Wrestling 10PM - Cheaters 11PM - Tunez 11:30 - Urban X-Pressions 1AM - Mall Alternative 2AM - Shop at Home Network Sunday 6AM - Mall Alternative 6:30 - True Light Fellowship 7AM - Jack Van Impe Presents 7:30 - Feed the Children 8AM - Hour of Power 9AM - Jimmy Swaggart 10AM - Mall Alternative 1PM - Coach 1:30 - This Old House 2PM - Thunderbox 3PM - Movie: Ring of Fire III: Lion Strike (1995) 5PM - Nash Bridges 6PM - WWF Jakked 7PM - Masters of Illusion 8PM - Coach 8:30 - Coach 9PM - Mall Alternative 10PM - Rod Parsley 11PM - Jim Whittington Midnight - Mall Alternative 2AM - Shop at Home Network Monday-Friday 6AM - Shepherd's Chapel 7AM - Creflo A. Dollar 7:30 - Vision for Life 8AM - Bewitched 8:30 - I Dream of Jeannie 9AM - Streets of San Francisco 10AM - In the Heat of the Night 11AM - Matlock Noon - Family Feud 12:30 - Real TV

1PM - Hawaii Five-O 2PM - Dear John 2:30 - The Odd Couple 3PM - Mork & Mindy 3:30 - A Different World 4PM - The A-Team 5PM - Married... with Children 5:30 - Inside Edition 6PM - Moral Court 7PM - Family Feud 7:30 - Street Smarts 8PM Monday - Columbo Tuesday - Movie: The Buffalo Soldiers (1972) Wednesday - Movie: Conflict of Interest (1992) Thursday - Movie: A Fistful of Dynamite (1971) Friday - WWF Metal 9PM - Cheaters (Friday) 9:30 Monday - Coach 10PM - A Different World 10:30 - Inside Edition 11PM - Mad TV Midnight - Night Heat 1AM Early Tues. - WWF Jakked Early Wed. - Real World Early Thurs. - NWA Wild Side Early Fri. - World Championship Kickboxing Early Sat. - Secret Adventures of Jules Verne 1:30 Early Wed. - Real World 2AM - Shop at Home Network WPSG-TV 57 (UPN) Saturday 5AM - Paid Programming 10AM - Studio 57 10:30 - Clueless 11AM - Sheena Noon - Movie: Little Monsters (1989) 2PM - Movie: Chained Heat 2 (1993) 4PM - Movie: Cadence (1991) 6PM - Maximum Exposure 7PM - Everybody Loves Raymond 7:30 - Cosby

8PM - Jamie Foxx 8:30 - Living Single 9PM - Jamie Foxx 9:30 - Martin 10PM - It's Showtime at the Apollo 11PM - Police Videos Midnight - Maximum Exposure 1AM - Bravest 2AM - Movie: Grease 2 (1982) 4AM - Sanford and Son 4:30 - Sanford and Son Sunday 5AM - Paid Programming 8AM - Creflo A. Dollar 8:30 - Paid Programming 10AM - Weekenders 10:30 - Recess 11AM - Legend of Tarzan 11:30 - Buzz Lightyear Noon - Movie: What's Love Got to Do with It (1993) 2PM - Martin 2:30 - Phillies Weekly 3PM - Baseball: Phillies at Rockies 6PM - Movie: Anaconda (1997) 8PM - Movie: Out for Justice (1991) 10PM - Enterprise 11PM - Star Trek: Voyager Midnight - Police Videos 1AM - Sheena 2AM - Paid Programming 3AM - I Love Lucy 3:30 - I Love Lucy 4AM - Sanford and Son 4:30 - Sanford and Son Monday-Friday 5AM - Paid Programming 6:30 - Benny Hinn 7AM - Paid Programming 8AM - Caroline in the City 8:30 - The 700 Club 9:30 - Judge Mathis 10AM - People's Court 11AM - Jenny Jones Noon - Elimidate

12:30 - Cosby 1PM - Sally Jesse Raphael 2PM - Sabrina, the Teenage Witch 2:30 - Clueless 3PM - Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (cartoon) 3:30 - Buzz Lightyear 4PM - Legend of Tarzan 4:30 - Recess 5PM - Moesha 5:30 - Sister, Sister 6PM - Moesha 6:30 - Living Single 7PM - Everybody Loves Raymond 7:30 - Everybody Loves Raymond 8PM Monday - The Hughleys Tuesday - Buffy the Vampire Slayer Wednesday - Enterprise Thursday - WWF SmackDown! Friday - Movie: The Glimmer Man (1996) 8:30 Monday - One on One 9PM Monday - The Parkers Tuesday - Roswell Wednesday - Wolf Lake 9:30 Monday - Girlfriends 10PM - Judge Mathis 10:30 - Judge Mathis 11PM - Martin 11:30 - Jamie Foxx Midnight - Steve Harvey 12:30 - Spin City 1AM - Jenny Jones 2AM - Rendez-View 2:30 - Steve Harvey 3AM - Paid Programming 4AM - The Nanny 4:30 - Paid Programming

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Saturday, April 22nd, 1995

Source: Seattle Times microfilm

2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [UPN] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [CBS] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [Fox] 22 KTZZ Seattle [WB] 28 KBTC Tacoma [PBS] 7AM 2 Barney [PBS show in Canada?] 4 Sonic The Hedgehog 5 7 News 9 Storytime "Froggy Gets Dressed." 11 Little Mermaid 13 Animaniacs 22 Japanese Drama 7:30 2 The Raccoons 4 Free Willy 9 Dudley The Dragon 11 Beethoven [based on the film] 13 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 28 Victory Garden Preparing garden beds; spring bulbs; spinach salad. 8AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Captain Planet 9 Kidsongs TV 11 Aladdin 13 Eek!stravaganza 22 Paid Program 28 From a Country Garden 8:30 4 Gladiators 2000 9 Reading Rainbow 11 Ninja Turtles 13 Batman 22 Paid Program 28 Tai Chi Chih [??]

9AM 2 Under the Umbrella Tree Michelle St. John shows Iggy, Gloria and Jacob the wonder of nature. 4 Bump in the Night 9 Pacific Century Vietnamese revolutionary Ho Chi Minh and Indonesian founder Sukarno exemplify Asian nationalism. Part 3 of 10. 11 Beakman's World 13 Spider Man 22 Paid Program 28 Quilting [??] 9:30 2 Street Cents 4 Fudge Peter [Jake Richardson] helps throw a birthday party for Fudge [Luke Tarsitano]. 11 Sonics Show 13 The Tick 22 Paid Program 28 Sewing Connection 10AM 2 Lynette Jennings Home Table settings; making replicas with new wood. 4 Bugs Bunny/Tweety 5 Watch This! 7 To Be Announced 9 Animal Orphans of the Peten Jack Hanna profiles Guatemalan volunteers that raise orphaned animals and educate children about wildlife. 11 Puyallup Valley Daffodil Parade 13 X-Men 22 Paid Program 28 Sewing With Nancy 10:30 2 Canadian Gardener 5 News for Kids 13 Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego? 22 Paid Program 28 Art of Sewing Sampler blocks; heirloom stitches; a shirt. 11AM 2 Busy Bodies

4 Cro 5 Your Adven. [??] 9 Vanishing Dawn Chorus Gordon Hempton records nature in Washington state, Hawaii, Australia, Sri Lanka, the Kalahan Desert, Spain and the Amazon. 13 Baby Huey 22 The Jetsons 28 Martha's Sewing Room Mock crazy patch; sewing basket; baby pillow. 11:30 2 Disability Net 4 Wild Things: An Earth Day Special Jodie Sweetin, Jonathan Jackson and Marquise Wilson examine varying environmental situations. 5 NBA Inside Stuff 13 Blinky Bill 22 Scooby-Doo 28 Sew [??] 12PM 2 Plan to Get Out Alive Dr. Frank Field focuses on fire safety at home. 4 Golf Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, second round, from La Quinta, CA. 5 NBA Show [pregame?] 9 Tony Brown's Journal Burton Goldberg discusses alter native remedies to everyday ailments. 11 Golf Kmart Greater Greensboro Open, third round, from Greensboro, NC. 13 Movie "Baby Boom." [1987] A Manhattan career woman with a live-in boyfriend suddenly inherits a baby girl and moves to Vermont. 22 Paid Program 28 Sew Many Quilts Patchwork and applique methods; fans; quilt block. 12:30 2 Running IAAF World Cross Country Championships, from Budapest. 5 NBA Basketball Charlotte at Chicago. 9 Firing Line Privatizing the welfare state. Part 1 of 2. 22 Paid Program 28 This Old House

Shingle-style hazardous waste landfill, leaky sink, cabinet removal. 1PM 7 Movie "RoboCop." [1987] RoboCop is ordered killed after he and his partner find a glitch in a computer linked to a human brain. *Mistake-says 1994 when the movie was released seven years earlier* 9 Friday 22 High Five Challenge [from Portland] 28 Hometime Counter tops; appliances. 1:30 2 Speed Skating World Short Track Championships, from Gjovik, Norway. 22 Extremists Underwater photography; luge; off-shore racing. 28 New Yankee Workshop 2PM 4 Bowling Brunswick Tournament of Champions, from Lake Zurich, IL. 9 We Do The Work A community responds to hate crimes. 13 Movie "Houseboat." [1958] A lawyer with three children lives on a houseboat with an Italian symphony conductor's daughter as his maid. 22 WWF Superstars of Wrestling 28 EastEnders 2:30 9 Ciao Italia! Dried cherry cookies; cherry rolls. 28 EastEnders 3PM 2 Cottage Country Home elevators; fishing tournament; watercraft safety. 5 Paid Program 7 Highlander An art historian's murder leads MacLeod to a stolen relic. 9 A Taste of Louisiana Stuffed leg-of-lamb; candied fruit; edible flowers. 11 The World of Nature Scientists research dolphins; caribou migrations. 22 WCW Pro Wrestling

28 Trailside 3:30 2 Spilled Milk 4 Wide World of Sports NASCAR SuperTruck Series, from Bakersfield, CA. 5 Paid Program 9 Today's Gourmet Red onion and orange salad; veal shanks; saffron rice; raspberry trifle. 28 Gourmet [Today's?] 4PM 2 In The Company of Women Interests, concerns, conversations and humor of women. 5 Emergency Call San Diego paramedics; heat stroke; hit and run. 7 Vanishing Son Gang war erupts when Jian-Wa's former flame, Lan Chi [Tamlyn Tomita] falls for a a Caucasian. 9 Frugal Gourmet Tortellini; ragu sauce; passatelli; mortadella; taglierini tart. 13 Baywatch Mitch gets a posthumous gift from his dad; Logan deals with flashbacks. 22 Hawaiian Tropic Presents America's Beautiful "Best of Hawaiian Tropic" highlights from past specials feature Joe Piscopo, Gilbert Gottfried, Lorenzo Lamas. 28 Pierre Franey 4:30 2 NHL Hockey Toronto Maple Leafs at Dallas Stars. 5 Trauma Center Assault victim is intoxicated, bleeding internally and HIV positive; bicycle accident; alcohol poison. 9 Graham Kerr's Kitchen Chicken in sauce. 28 Rising Chefs 5PM 4 5 7 News 9 Cucina Amore Seafood and pasta; baked ice cream cake. 11 Cheers Sam and Colcord vie in various bar competitions. 13 The Simpsons While teaching Maggie [Elizabeth Taylor] to talk, the Simpsons reminisce about Lisa's

first word. 22 Family Matters Urkel's '40s detective yarn puts him and Laura in the leads. 28 Cooking at the Academy Crostini; kalamata olive tapenade; grilled vegetables; open-faced smoked salmon appetizers. 5:30 9 In Julia's Kitchen with Master Chefs Jimmy Sneed; stuffed turkey leg; soft-shell crabs. 11 CBS News 13 The Simpsons Homer and Bart are stranded in a raft with Flanders and son. 22 Sweet Valley High Jessica has the lead in "Macbeth." 28 Inn Country USA The Burn in Natchez, MS. 6PM 4 ABC News 5 NBC News 7 Hard Copy 9 Lawrence Welk "Children's Favorites." 11 News 13 Star Trek: The Next Generation Worf learns his father may be alive; Data has a vision of his creator. Part 1 of 2. 22 Sirens Molly [Lisa Snyder] is taken hostage; Amy [Ellen Cohen] runs afoul of a congressman's son. 28 Review [??] 6:30 4 5 News 7 Martha Stewart Living Ribbon lampshade; storing linen tablecloths; photo albums; organizing videotapes. 11 Coach Luther reports Hayden to a TV consumer reporter for selling a lemon. 28 International Dispatch 7PM and later will be posted later today. -crainbebo

7PM

4 Wheel of Fortune 5 Hawkeye Hawkeye faces a firing squad for allegedly shooting Taylor. 7 World of Travel The natural beauty of Key Largo, FL. 9 Nomads of the Wind Settlers use fishing and horticulture to survive on Tahiti and the Marquesas; narrator George Page. Part 1 of 5. 11 EXTRA! 13 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine In a parallel universe, Sisko replaces his dead counterpart as leader of a Terran rebellion. 22 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Will's father [Ben Vereen] comes back into his life. 7:30 2 NHL Hockey Edmonton Oilers at Vancouver Canucks. 4 Front Runners [when did Saturday Jeopardy start?] Underwater photographer Yuri Farrant; sprinter without feet; Hawaiian carvings. 7 Taste of the Northwest Deviled eggs with salmon; polenta with salmon and salsa; baked salmon fillet. 22 Family Matters Rachel's first published short story hits too close to home. 28 The Ride In Chicago, a teen ponders joining a game; a high-school athlete lives with his coach. 8PM 4 The Adventures of Mary-Kate and Ashley: Mystery on the High Seas On a cruise the Trenchcoat Twins [Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen] try to recover an invention stolen from their father [Bill Moses]; with Tracy Nelson. 5 Amazing Grace Jenny [Marguerite Moreau] supports Link [Gavin Harrison] when he is arrested for robbery and assault. 7 Lonesome Dove A bounty hunter thinks an ex-convict knows where gold is hidden. 9 David Attenborough's Natural World The hare's role in contemporary ecology. 11 Christy While the men of Cutter Gap are on the annual deer hunting expedition, Miss Alice helps a boy save his dog; David's first love arrives for a visit. 13 Cops In Kansas City: Drug suspect bolts during questioning; stolen vehicle report. 22 The Parent 'Hood [WB on a Saturday?] After she catches Dad spying, Zaria [Reagan Gomez-Preston] feigns interest in a rakish date. 28 Doctor Who

The Doctor stands accused of murder when an impostor dons his masquerade costume and kills a man. 8:30 9 Eyewitness Wild and domesticated horses. 13 Cops In Los Angeles: Fleeing motorcyclist tosses gun; intoxication; dog-owners dispute. 22 The Wayans Bros. The brothers start a cab company which soon is in financial trouble. 9PM 4 Movie "Follow the River." [1995] A young mother escapes Shawnee captors and marriage to a warrior, accompanied by a fellow captive. 5 Sweet Justice Kate [Melissa Gilbert] asks Carrie Grace [Cicely Tyson] to defend her father [Ronny Cox] when he is indicted for murdering his son-in-law's mistress. Season Finale. 7 Star Trek: Voyager The crew learns what they thought was a nebula is a new life form. 9 Green Plans The Netherlands and New Zealand use innovative environmental programs. 11 The Office Rita mediates when Deborah and Natalie unwittingly date the same man. 13 America's Most Wanted Officials seek killers of an environmentalist in Miami. 22 Unhappily Ever After To escape his flu-ridden family, Jack [Geoff Pierson] heads for the border with Mr. Floppy. 9:30 11 The Five Mrs. Buchanans The women upbraid Vivian [Harriet Harris] for letting the twins misbehave. 22 Muscle Kent [Dan Gauthier] announces Jane's death; Gianni [Nestor Carbonell] moves in with Angela [Michole White]. 28 Movie [unknown] 10PM 5 Sisters The recipient of Falconer's heart contacts Teddy; Lucky teaches Evan self-defense; Charley offers Beatrice a job at the clinic. 7 News 9 America's Great National Parks Spotlighting parks in CA, TX, AZ, NV, KY, MN. 11 Walker, Texas Ranger

13 Movie "Some Kind of Wonderful" [1987] A grease monkey's tomboy friend helps him woo a popular girl in their Los Angeles high school. 22 The Extraordinary Jumper lives though parachute failed; premonitive dream; Howard Hughes. 10:30 2 The Score 11PM 2 4 5 11 News 7 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Power-hungry Pentheus [Warren Carl] plots the assassination of his father, King Iphiclees [Noel Trevarthen], at the festival of Dinoysus. 9 Red Green Canoe jousting contest; garden center; finding water. 22 On Scene: Emergency Response Drug investigations in Cleveland; auto accident; restaurant fire. 28 Van Der Valk An American woman seeks help from Van der Valk. 11:30 2 In The Company of Women 9 Dennis Weaver's Earthship The actor's solar house sets an environmental example. 22 Tough Target Boys attack jogger; Mad Dads patrol streets; intuition; 10-year-old foils kidnapper. 11:35 4 Renegade While tracking an embezzler, Reno meets a plastic surgeon who promises him a new identity. 5 Almost Live! 11 Movie "One Good Cop" [1991] A New York police detective and his wife try to take care of his slain partner's three orphan girls. 12AM 2 Zero Avenue Host Christine Lippa looks at Lower Mainland. 7 Forever Knight After Schanke leaves his wife and moves in with Nick, they clash over a murder investigation. 9 Killer Whales in the Wild Alexandra and Robin Norton study the killer whale. 13 Tales from the Crypt

Robert Zemeckis directs Kirk and Eric Douglas in a military tale; with Dan Aykroyd. 22 The Extremists 28 Doctor Who 12:05 5 Saturday Night Live 12:30 2 Star Trek Mind-controlling organisms infesting a colony attack Kirk's brother and his family, then turn on Spock. 9 Saturday Night Encore 22 MotorWeek Plymouth Neon sport coupe; Toyota pickups; safer headlights; automotive technology and law enforcement. 12:35 4 American Gladiators 1AM 7 Paid Program 13 Gilligan's Island The island is to be a missile test site. 22 WCW Saturday Night -crainbebo

Retro: West Virginia Saturday, November 1, 1997

By request, from TV Guide, West Virginia Edition: WSAZ Ch. 3 Charleston/Huntington (NBC) 5 AM Nightside 5:30 Saturday Report 6 AM News 7 AM Today 9 AM Saved By The Bell: The New Class 9:30 City Guys 10 AM Saved By The Bell: The New Class 10:30 Hang Time 11 AM Hang Time 11:30 NBA Inside Stuff 12 N Infomercial

12:30 Bob Pruett: Marshall University Football 1 PM College Football: Marshall-Central Michigan 4 PM College Football: Navy-Notre Dame (time approximate, joined in progress) 5 PM NBA Special (time approximate) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News (Brian Williams) 7 PM Wheel Of Fortune 7:30 Cash Explosion (Ohio lottery) 8 PM The Pretender (season premiere) 9 PM Sleepwalkers (debut) 10 PM Profiler (season premiere) 11 PM News 11:30 Saturday Night Live (compilation of past Halloween and horror-related sketches) 1 AM Walker, Texas Ranger 2 AM Police Academy 3 AM America's Jewelry Store 4:30 Nightside WCMH Ch. 4 Columbus, OH (NBC) 5 AM Nightside 6 AM News 7 AM Today 8 AM News 9 AM Today 10 AM Saved By The Bell: The New Class 10:30 City Guys 11 AM Saved By The Bell: The New Class 11:30 Hang Time 12 N Hang Time 12:30 NBA Inside Stuff 1 PM Sports Bar 1:30 College Football: Navy-Notre Dame 5 PM NBA Special (time approximate) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Access Hollywood 8 PM The Pretender 9 PM Sleepwalkers 10 PM Profiler 11 PM News 11:30 Saturday Night Live 1 AM Comedy Showcase 2 AM News

2:30 Movie: "Young Frankenstein" 4:30 TV.COM WOAY Ch. 4 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill (ABC) 6 AM Honey I Shrunk The Kids 7 AM Nick News 7:30 Popular Mechanics For Kids 8 AM 101 Dalmatians 8:30 One Saturday Morning 10:30 Bugs Bunny And Tweety 11:30 Jungle Cubs 12 N New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh 12:30 Mountaineer Magazine 1 PM Golf: Tour Championship from Houston (third round) 3:30 College Football: Ohio State-Michigan State or Penn StateNorthwestern (time approximate) 7 PM Honey I Shrunk The Kids (time approximate) 8 PM Figure Skating: U.S. Pro Championships 11 PM News 11:30 Movie: "Ernest Goes To Jail" 1:30 Movie: "Ernest Scared Stupid" sign off 3:30 AM WDTV Ch. 5 Weston/Clarksburg (CBS/ABC) 6 AM Bullwinkle 6:30 Sailor Moon 7 AM Beakman's World 7:30 Sing Me A Story 8 AM New Ghostwriter 8:30 Wheel Of Fortune 2000 9 AM CBS Saturday Morning 11 AM Sports Illustrated For Kids 11:30 Bill Nye The Science Guy 12 N Animal Adventures 12:30 Fudge 1 PM Movie: "Independence Day" 3 PM College Football Today 3:30 College Football: Georgia-Florida 7 PM Honey I Shrunk The Kids (time approximate) 8 PM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 9 PM Early Edition 10 PM Walker, Texas Ranger 11 PM News 11:30 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

12:30 Earth: The Final Conflict 1:30 Xena: Warrior Princess sign off 2:30 AM WSYX Ch. 6 Columbus, OH (ABC) 5:05 Beverly Hillbillies 5:30 Beverly Hillbillies 6 AM Bugs Bunny And Tweety 7 AM New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh 7:30 Science Court 8 AM 101 Dalmatians 8:30 One Saturday Morning 10:30 Popular Mechanics For Kids 11 AM Nick News 11:30 Jungle Cubs 12 N Infomercial 12:30 Cheers 1 PM Golf: Tour Championship (third round) 3:30 College Football: Ohio State-Michigan State or Penn State-Northwestern (time approximate) 7 PM News (time approximate) 7:30 Seinfeld 8 PM Figure Skating: U.S. Pro Championships 11 PM News 11:35 Seinfeld 12:05 The X-Files 1:05 NYPD Blue (syndicated rerun; Ch. 6 aired the new episodes Tue 10 PM) 2:05 Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol 2:35 Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol 3:05 Beverly Hills 90210 4:05 More Than A Game 4:30 Animal Rescue WVVA Ch. 6 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill (NBC) 5 AM America's Jewelry Store 6 AM Rebecca's Garden 6:30 Bob Vila's Home Again 7 AM Today 9 AM Bill Nye The Science Guy 9:30 Sing Me A Story 10 AM Saved By The Bell: The New Class 10:30 City Guys 11 AM Saved By The Bell: The New Class

11:30 Hang Time 12 N Hang Time 12:30 NBA Inside Stuff 1 PM Infomercial 1:30 College Football: Navy-Notre Dame 5 PM NBA Special (time approximate) 6 PM Infomercial 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Wheel Of Fortune 7:30 Jeopardy! 8 PM The Pretender 9 PM Sleepwalkers 10 PM Profiler 11 PM News 11:30 Saturday Night Live 1 AM Siskel & Ebert (reviewed: "Red Corner," "Switchback," "Critical Care") 1:30 America's Jewelry Store (to 6 AM) WCHS Ch. 8 Charleston/Huntington (ABC) 6 AM Concern 6:30 Craft Creations 7 AM New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh 7:30 Sing Me A Story 8 AM 101 Dalmatians 8:30 One Saturday Morning 10:30 Bugs Bunny And Tweety 11:30 Honey I Shrunk The Kids 12:30 Mountaineer Magazine 1 PM Golf: Tour Championship (third round) 3:30 College Football: Ohio State-Michigan State or Penn State-Northwestern (time approximate) 7 PM The X-Files (time approximate) 8 PM Figure Skating: U.S. Pro Championships 11 PM News 11:30 NYPD Blue (syndicated rerun; Ch. 8 aired new episodes Tue 10 PM) 12:30 Baywatch sign off 1:30 AM WSWP Ch. 9 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill WPBY Ch. 33 Charleston/Huntington (PBS) 5 AM Body Electric (9 only) 5:30 Economics USA

6 AM Nutrition Pathways 7 AM G.E.D. 8 AM Another Page 8:30 Small Business 2000 9 AM May To December (starts a three-hour block of British sitcoms) 9:30 Good Neighbors 10 AM As Time Goes By 10:30 Waiting For God 11 AM Keeping Up Appearances 11:30 Last Of The Summer Wine 12 N Baking With Julia 12:30 Victory Garden 1 PM About Your House 1:30 This Old House 2 PM New Yankee Workshop 2:30 Hometime 3 PM Woodwright's Shop 3:30 Boatworks 4 PM Designer's Landscape 4:30 Life On The Internet 5 PM Internet Cafe 5:30 Trailside 6 PM Motorweek 6:30 Collecting Across America 7 PM Lawrence Welk 8 PM Great Railway Journeys (Buck Henry tours Argentina) 9 PM World Of National Geographic ("Ballad Of The Irish Horse" visits a pony club where kids are taught horsemanship; the National Stud) 10 PM New Red Green Show 10:30 New Red Green Show 11 PM Sessions At West 54th (Rickie Lee Jones, Tindersticks) 12 M On Tour (music) 1 AM Nova 2 AM Full Circle With Michael Palin 3 AM David Frost (interviews from 1992 with Anthony Hopkins and John Gielgud) 4 AM Frontline WBNS Ch. 10 Columbus, OH (CBS) 5 AM AgDay: Weekend Edition 5:30 Agri Country With Ed Johnson 6 AM News 7 AM News

7:30 News 8:30 Animal Adventures 9 AM News For Kids 9:30 Bill Nye The Science Guy 10 AM New Ghostwriter 10:30 Wheel Of Fortune 2000 11 AM Sing Me A Story 11:30 Tailgate (football pre-game show) 12 N College Football: Minnesota-Michigan 3:30 College Football: Georgia-Florida (time approximate) 7 PM News (time approximate) 7:30 Cash Explosion 8 PM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 9 PM Early Edition 10 PM Walker, Texas Ranger 11 PM News 11:35 Walker, Texas Ranger 12:35 Babylon 5 1:35 Earth: The Final Conflict 2:35 Nightman 3:35 Headline News (to 5 AM) WVAH Ch. 11 Charleston/Huntington (Fox/UPN) 5 AM Breaker High 5:30 Sweet Valley High 6 AM WMAC Masters (martial arts) 6:30 All Dogs Go To Heaven 7 AM Zorro (animated) 7:30 Beast Wars 8 AM Bobby's World 8:30 Stickin' Around 9 AM Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 9:30 Space Goofs 10 AM Ultimate Goosebumps 10:30 Sam & Max 11 AM Life With Louie 11:30 X-Men 12 N Movie: "Three Amigos!" 2 PM Movie: "Three Men And A Little Lady" 4 PM Star Trek 5 PM WCW Wrestling 6 PM Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 7 PM Mad About You 7:30 M*A*S*H 8 PM Cops

8:30 Cops 9 PM America's Most Wanted 10 PM Wild Things (elephant seals keep a mating date on the beaches of Argentina; bears gather for a meal on the Alaskan riverbanks) 11 PM MAD TV 12 M Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 1 AM Babylon 5 2 AM The Sentinel 3 AM Movie: "Teen Witch" (not Sabrina) WBOY Ch. 12 Weston/Clarksburg (NBC/ABC) 5 AM Nightside continues 6 AM Rebecca's Garden 6:30 Nick News 7 AM Today 9 AM NBA Inside Stuff 9:30 Hang Time 10 AM Saved By The Bell: The New Class 10:30 City Guys 11 AM Saved By The Bell: The New Class 11:30 Mountaineer Magazine 12 N Nick News 12:30 National Geographic: On Assignment 1:30 College Football: Navy-Notre Dame 5 PM NBA Special (time approximate) 6 PM Emergency With Alex Paen 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Soldier Of Fortune 8 PM The Pretender 9 PM Sleepwalkers 10 PM Profiler 11 PM News 11:30 Saturday Night Live 1 AM NYPD Blue 2 AM Nightside (to 6 AM) WOWK Ch. 13 Charleston/Huntington (CBS) 5 AM All News Channel continues 7 AM News 8 AM CBS Saturday Morning 10 AM Weird Al 10:30 Sports Illustrated For Kids 11 AM Beakman's World

11:30 High Q 12 N Infomercials 1 PM TBA 3 PM College Football Today 3:30 College Football: Georgia-Florida 7 PM Seinfeld (time approximate) 7:30 Coach 8 PM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 9 PM Early Edition 10 PM Walker, Texas Ranger 11 PM News 11:30 Coach 12 N Coach 12:30 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys 1:30 Xena: Warrior Princess 2:30 All News Channel (to 5:30 AM) WTAP Ch. 15 Parkersburg, WV/Marietta, OH (NBC) 5 AM Nightside continues 6 AM It's Your Business 6:30 Sing Me A Story 7 AM Today 9 AM Nick News 9:30 Bill Nye The Science Guy 10 AM Saved By The Bell: The New Class 10:30 City Guys 11 AM Saved By The Bell: The New Class 11:30 Hang Time 12 N Raceline (auto racing) 12:30 Infomercial 1 PM Children Of The Snow (kids skiing and snowboarding) 1:30 College Football: Navy-Notre Dame 5 PM NBA Special (time approximate) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Honey I Shrunk The Kids 8 PM The Pretender 9 PM Sleepwalkers 10 PM Profiler 11 PM News 11:30 Saturday Night Live 1 AM Infomercial 1:30 FX: The Series 2:30 Nightside (to 6 AM)

WOUB Ch. 20 Athens, OH (PBS) 6 AM French In Action 6:30 Destinos: An Introduction To Spanish 7 AM G.E.D. 8 AM Big Comfy Couch 8:30 Barney & Friends 9 AM Puzzle Place 9:30 Theodore Tugboat 10 AM Magic School Bus 10:30 Reading Rainbow 11 AM Spilled Milk (parenting) 11:30 Hometime 12 N From A Country Garden 12:30 Victory Garden 1 PM At Garden's Gate 1:30 Lap Quilting 2 PM Sewing With Nancy 2:30 Joy Of Painting 3 PM Woodwright's Shop 3:30 JoAnna Lund's HELP Yourself 4 PM Baking With Julia 4:30 Country Inn Cooking 5 PM This Old House 5:30 New Yankee Workshop 6 PM BirdWatch 6:30 Wild Ohio (nature) 7 PM Lawrence Welk 8 PM Austin City Limits (performing: Wynonna) 9 PM Sessions At West 54th (Yo-Yo Ma, Shawn Colvin) 10 PM On Tour (Goo Goo Dolls in Denver; Spacehog in Toronto; Dishwalla in Buies Creek, NC) 11 PM Cezanne (profile of the French post-Impressionist painter) 12 M Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler WPBO Ch. 42 Portsmouth, OH (PBS) 8 AM To The Contrary 8:30 Joy Of Painting 9 AM Collecting Across America 9:30 Motorweek 10 AM New Yankee Workshop 10:30 Victory Garden 11 AM Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' 11:30 Taste Of Louisiana 12 N Baking With Julia

12:30 Debbi Fields' Great Desserts 1 PM Jacques Pepin's Cooking Techniques 1:30 America's Family Kitchen 2 PM Mollie Katzen's Cooking 2:30 Home Cooking With Amy Coleman 3 PM Frugal Gourmet 3:30 Frugal Gourmet 4 PM Hometime 4:30 This Old House 5 PM Nova 6 PM Austin City Limits (the Allman Brothers Band) 7 PM Lawrence Welk 8 PM Movie: TBA 10 PM Keeping Up Appearances 10:30 Keeping Up Apperarances 11 PM New Red Green Show 11:30 New Red Green Show 12 M Sessions At West 54th sign off 1 AM WYMT Ch. 57 Hazard, KY (CBS) 6:30 Sports Overtime 7 AM Beakman's World 7:30 Fudge 8 AM New Ghostwriter 8:30 Wheel Of Fortune 2000 9 AM Just Imagine 9:30 Adventures In Odyssey 10 AM Animal Adventures 10:30 Real Estate Classifieds 11 AM Classifieds 12 N College Football: Cumberland-Union (TN) 3 PM Hal Mumme: UK Football (time approximate) 3:30 College Football: Georgia-Florida 7 PM Due South (time approximate) 8 PM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 9 PM Early Edition 10 PM Walker, Texas Ranger 11 PM News 11:30 College Football: LSU-Kentucky (taped earlier today) 2:30 Outer Limits sign off 3:30 AM WVSX (WVNS) Ch. 59 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill (Fox)

6 AM Infomercials 7 AM Student Bodies 7:30 Oscar's Orchestra 8 AM Bobby's World 8:30 Stickin' Around 9 AM Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 9:30 Space Goofs 10 AM Ultimate Goosebumps 10:30 Sam & Max 11 AM Life With Louie 11:30 X-Men 12 N FX: The Series 1 PM College Football: Marshall-Central Michigan 4 PM Walker, Texas Ranger (time approximate) 5 PM Nightman 6 PM Earth: The Final Conflict 7 PM The X-Files 8 PM Cops 8:30 Cops 9 PM America's Most Wanted 10 PM NYPD Blue 11 PM MAD TV 12 M Highlander 1 AM Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol 1:30 Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol 2 AM Movie: "Parallel Lives" 4 AM Movie: "Candyman" (nothing to do with the Sammy Davis Jr. hit) KET Kentucky Educational Television (WKPI/22 Pikeville, WKAS/25 Ashland, WKHA/35 Hazard, WKMR/38 Morehead) (PBS) 8 AM Shining Time Station 8:30 Big Comfy Couch 9 AM Barney & Friends 9:30 Bloopy's Buddies 10 AM Huggabug Club 10:30 Sew Creative 11 AM Sewing With Nancy 11:30 Quilting From The Heartland 12 N Alzheimer's Disease 12:30 Middle School 1 PM Business And The Law 2 PM Faces Of Culture 3 PM Something Ventured 4 PM G.E.D.

5 PM Firing Line (should marriage laws be strengthened?) 6 PM Lawrence Welk 7 PM Austin City Limits (Alison Krauss, Merle Haggard) 8 PM Kentucky Afield 9 PM Keeping Up Appearances 9:30 Waiting For God 10 PM As Time Goes By 10:30 Are You Being Served? 11 PM Are We On? 11:30 Are We On? sign off 12 M

Retro: Washington, DC, Mon. January 24th, 1994

Source: The Washington Post microfilm 2 WMAR Baltimore [NBC] 4 WRC Washington [NBC] 5 WTTG Washington [FOX] 7 WJLA Washington [ABC] 9 WUSA Washington [CBS] 11 WBAL Baltimore [CBS] 13 WJZ Baltimore [ABC] 20 WDCA Washington [IND] 22/67 WMPT Maryland [PBS] 26 WETA Washington [PBS] 32 WHMM Washington [PBS] 50 WFTY Washington [a mostly barter, and not really watchable, IND station] 6AM 2 4 5 7 9 11 13 News 20 Kenneth Copeland 22 Calculus I 50 Dastardly and Mutterly 6:30 2 5 11 News 20 Pink Panther 22 Business News 26 Lamb Chop's Play-Along! 50 Hallo Spencer 7AM 2 4 Today

Scheduled: Author Robert Windrem ["Critical Mass"]; actor Rick Schroder; getting children to help around the house; violence in America-part 1 of 5. 5 News 7 13 Good Morning America Scheduled: actress Donna Mills discusses her new TV movie "My Name is Kate"; Julia Child looks at the reinvention of traditional French cuisine. 9 11 This Morning Scheduled: coverage of the Golden Globe Awards; AIDS activist and author Mary Fisher; "Best Breakfasts", Part 1 of 5, Southwestern cuisine; "Winter Olympic Preview" part 1 of 5, 1992 Olympic Freestyle skiing gold medalist Donna Weinbrecht. 20 Tale Spin 22 Shining Time Station 26 Sesame Street 50 Yogi Bear 7:30 20 Bonkers 22 Lamb Chop's Play-Along! 50 Benny Hinn 8AM 20 Goof Troop 22 Barney & Friends 26 Shining Time Station 32 Mister Rogers 50 Self Enhancement [infomercials] 8:30 20 Darkwing Duck 22 32 Sesame Street 26 Mister Rogers 50 Self Enhancement 9AM 2 Sally 4 Donahue 5 I Love Lucy 7 11 Regis & Kathie Lee 9 Montel Williams Scheduled topic: mothers and daughters who will only date rich men. 13 Bertice Berry 20 700 Club 26 Barney & Friends 50 James Robison 9:30

5 I Love Lucy 22 Shining Time Station 32 Barney & Friends 50 Experience the Power [religious?] 10AM 2 Maury Povich 4 Leeza 5 Bertice Berry Scheduled: A mother who does not want her 16-year-old daughter to marry her 29-yearold boyfriend. 7 Rolonda Scheduled topic: victims of stalkers. 9 Broadcast House Live 11 Jerry Springer 13 Vicki! 20 Rush Limbaugh [I thought most stations aired it in late night hours, usually around 11:30-1AM?] 22 Sesame Street 32 Homestretch 50 Self Enhancement 10:30 20 Family Matters 26 Shining Time Station 32 Body Electric 50 Self Enhancement 11AM 2 7 Geraldo From 1993: female members of the White Aryan Nation. 4 Jane Whitney Scheduled: couples who are on the brink of divorce. 5 Ricki Lake Scheduled: guests who say that their sex lives have improved since they put on weight. 9 11 Price is Right 13 Rolonda [so both ABC affiliates in DC and Baltimore preempted The Home Show? Interesting...] 20 Jenny Jones 22 26 Barney & Friends 32 Color of Money Topic: best investments. 50 I Dream of Jeannie 11:30 22 Shining Time Station

26 Lamb Chop's Play-Along! 32 Let's Learn Japanese 50 Bewitched Noon 2 9 11 13 News 4 Another World 5 A Current Affair 7 American Journal 20 Can We Shop/Joan Rivers 22 Mister Rogers 26 Body Electric 32 Personal Finance 50 People's Court 12:30 2 Caesar's Challenge [preempted in DC] 5 Andy Griffith 7 13 Loving 9 11 Young and the Restless 22 Reading Rainbow 26 Graham Kerr's Kitchen 32 French in Action 50 People's Court 1PM 2 4 Days of Our Lives 5 Beverly Hillbillies 7 13 All My Children 20 Magnum, P.I. 22 GED 26 Frugal Gourmet 32 Evening Exchange 50 Movie "Murder in Peyton Place." [1977] The slayings of two former residents trigger an epidemic of suspicion among the residents of Peyton Place. Christopher Connelly. 1:30 5 Beverly Hillbillies 9 11 Bold & The Beautiful 22 Sewing With Nancy 26 Eating Well 2PM 2 Another World 4 Jerry Springer

Scheduled: business owners' and others' complaints about some of the homeless. 5 Merrie Melodies 7 13 One Life to Live 9 11 As The World Turns 20 Designing Women 22 Eating Well Eating to reduce stress. 26 Are You Being Served? 32 Firing Line With Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan [D-NY]. Jak Kemp, Edward Regan, Jane Bryant Quinn and Dian Cohen. 2:30 5 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 20 Empty Nest 22 Frugal Gourmet 26 Barney & Friends 32 Ask Congress 3PM 2 Montel Williams 4 Maury Povich Scheduled: Former Cuban Air Force pilot Orestes Lorenzo ["Wings of the Morning"] talks about rescuing his family from Cuba; actress Donna Mills. 5 Tom & Jerry Kids 7 13 General Hospital 9 11 Guiding Light 20 Captain Planet 22 Upstairs, Downstairs 26 Sesame Street 32 Welcome to My Studio 50 Self Enhancement 3:30 5 Tiny Toon Adventures 20 Conan the Adventurer 32 Classic Spanish Cooking 50 Newhart 4PM 2 7 Oprah Winfrey 4 Sally Scheduled: teenage victims of gang rape. 5 Animaniacs 9 News 11 Hard Copy

13 Empty Nest 20 Sonic the Hedgehog 22 Barney & Friends 26 Shining Time Station 32 Sesame Street 50 WKRP In Cincinnati 4:30 5 Batman: Animated Series 11 Inside Edition 13 Roseanne 20 Garfield and Friends 22 Reading Rainbow 26 Barney & Friends 50 Self Enhancement 5PM 2 4 7 9 13 News 5 Saved By The Bell Zack learns that his father is dating his teacher. 11 Donahue 20 Family Matters Steve makes a date for Laura's best friend Maxne with Waldo; Richie loses a baby tooth with Carl's help. 22 Square One Television The Rappin' Judge rhythmically decides the innocence of a skate-boarder. 26 Ghostwriter The team communicates with Max Mouse via modem, hoping to convince the hacker that they want to help. Part 3 of 4. 32 Barney & Friends 50 Remington Steele Laura and Remington compete with each other when they investigate a jewel robbery. 5:30 5 Full House Joey falls for Danny's visiting sister, but the disappearance of her pet chimpanzee may put a quick end to the romance. 20 Cosby Show Rudy plays her parents against one another. 22 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 26 Ghostwriter When Max Mouse challenges the team to a game of "Ghost," they stall for time. Part 4 of 4. 32 Shining Time Station 6PM and later tomorrow.

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6PM and later 6PM 2 4 7 9 11 13 News 5 Roseanne Roseanne and Dan can't agree on what to give to the PTA rummage sale. 20 Cheers 22 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 26 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 32 Charlie Rose 50 700 Club 6:30 2 NBC News 5 Roseanne Roseanne tries to improve her relationship with her obnoxious teenage boss by inviting him for dinner. 7 ABC News 11 CBS News 20 Coach Hayden and Christine are cast as a couple for a television coffee commercial. Part 1 of 2. 26 Nightly Business Report 7PM 2 7 Wheel of Fortune 4 NBC News 5 Married...With Children Al is shocked when Peg announces she's pregnant again, Part 1 of 2. 9 CBS News 11 A Current Affair 13 ABC News 20 Star Trek: The Next Generation After killing an attacking life form, the Enterprise discovers a "baby" within its womb; Geordi meets the object of his admiration. 22 Nightly Business Report 26 MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour 32 Dennis Wholey 50 The Wonder Years Kevin fears his former girlfriend will ruin his budding romance with Winnie. 7:30 2 7 Jeopardy!

4 Hard Copy 5 A Current Affair 9 13 Entertainment Tonight 11 American Journal 22 Backstage at Lincoln Center Stage fright; aging and the voice; how to be a superstar. 32 Evening Exchange 50 The Wonder Years Kevin stops practicing for his piano recital. 8PM 2 4 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air While dressed as ULA's peacock mascot, Carlton is kidnapped by students from a rival college. 5 Movie "Mantis." [1994] A scientist becomes a crime-busting superhero after building a device that frees him from his wheelchair. Carl Lumbly. Premiere. 7 13 Day One 9 11 The Nanny 20 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine A moral dilemma airses when a young Cardassian boy, orphaned during the war and raised by Bajoran parent,, becomes a pawn in a political game. 22 26 Live from Lincoln Center Tenor Luciano Pavarotti performs with sopranos Elizabeth Holleque, Aprile Millo and Deborah Voight; mezzo-soprano Delora Zajick and baritone Juan Pons. 50 Movie "In The Line of Duty: The FBI Murders." [1988] The most violent shootout in FBI's history climaxes this account of the bureau's investigation into a deadly crime spree. Michael Gross, David Soul. 8:30 2 4 Blossom Vinnie's friend makes a pass at Blossom; Joey gets a letter from a secret admirer. 9 11 Dave's World Shel asks Dave and Beth for help when he goes out on his first date since his divorce with Estelle. 32 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? [late time for a kids show! But then, Bill Nye was always carried at 7PM on KCTS back in Seattle...] 9PM 2 4 Movie "To My Daughter With Love" [1994] *PREMIERE* A widower who is unsure if he can cope with single parenthood considers letting his child's grandparents raise her. Rick Schroder. 7 13 Movie "My Name is Kate" [1994] *PREMIERE* Painful relevations about her drinking's effect

on her family surround an alcoholic's attempts to stay sober. Donna Mills. 9 11 Murphy Brown As a tax deduction, Jim opens a small neighborhood pub and is amazed at its success. 20 Cobra 32 Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 9:30 9 11 Love & War When Abe's ex-wife arrives to introduce him to her new fiance, they decide to remarry for the third time. 10PM 5 News 9 11 Northern Exposure When a local ranger is fired and refuses to leave his tower, Joel is asked to talk him down; Adam returns and ruins Maurice's fireworks show. 20 Star Trek: The Next Generation An Away Team is dispatched to look for survivors of a Federation freighter crash; a highly contagious virus spreads throughout the ship. 32 Forum: An Author's Series 50 Highway Patrol 10:30 22 26 To Be Announced 32 On The Issues Jeff Greenfield moderates a discussion on how corporate contribution affect political campaigns and the ethics of former government officials acting as lobbyists, part 1 of 4. 50 Highway Patrol 11PM 2 4 7 9 11 13 News 5 Code 3 20 In The Heat of the Night 22 St. Elsewhere [on a public station?] 26 Charlie Rose 32 ITN World News 50 The Fugitive Richard Kimble is beaten by two corrupt policemen who are following the orders of the one-armed man. 11:30 5 In Living Color 32 Dennis Wholey 11:35 2 4 Tonight Show

Scheduled: Sports commentator Terry Bradshaw; actor Steven Weber. 7 13 Nightline 9 David Letterman 11 Arsenio Hall [add this to the list of stations that did not carry Letterman at the start, which includes KMEG and KXJB] 12AM 5 Cops 20 Designing Women 22 Charlie Rose [sign off 1am] 26 32 MacNeil/Lehrer [Ch. 32 sign off, 1AM] 50 Self Enhancement 12:05 7 Inside Edition 13 Cops 12:30 5 M*A*S*H 20 Rush Limbaugh 50 Self Enhancement 12:35 2 4 Conan O'Brien 7 Geraldo 9 Arsenio Hall 11 Murphy Brown 13 Jenny Jones 1AM 5 News 20 Hunter 26 Asia Now [sign off 1:30AM] 50 Laverne & Shirley 1:05 11 Golden Girls 1:30 50 Newhart 1:35 2 Geraldo 4 Bob Costas/Later 7 News 9 Family Feud

11 Designing Women 13 Entertainment Tonight 2AM 5 Invisions 20 Movie "Memphis." [1992] A woman re-examines her life after her maternal instincts are unexpectedly awakened by the youth she has helped kidnap. Cybill Shepherd. 50 Self Enhancement 2:05 4 NBC News Nightside 7 ABC World News Now 9 Love Connection 11 Who's The Boss? 13 News 2:30 5 Psychic Friends Network [infomercial] 50 Abbott & Costello 2:35 2 Bob Costas/Later 9 Vicki! 11 Rush Limbaugh 13 Infomercials 3AM 5 Movie "Dreamscape" [1984] A psychic who can project conscious thoughts into sleepers' dreams discovers a plot to kill the President. Dennis Quaid. 50 Bewitched 3:05 2 11 News 3:30 50 Movie "Deadly Journey." [1977] A priest travels throughout the southwest, founding missions and civilizing Indians. Richard Egan. 3:35 2 NBC Nightside 9 11 CBS Up To The Minute -crainbebo

Retro: Minnesota Mon, July 25, 1955

from TV Guide-Minnesota State edition The listings in this edition were a bit unusual-the order went Twin Cities (black bullets), Southern Minnesota/La Crosse-Eau Claire (white bullets), and Duluth (grey bullets) KGLO 3-CBS Mason City 1:45pm Curtain Time 2:00 Brighter Day 2:15 Valiant Lady 2:30 On Your Account 3:00 At Home with Joy 3:30 Music 4:00 Super Show 5:00 Line Shack 5:55 Farm Digest 6:00 News 6:10 Sports 6:20 Checkerboard 6:30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts 7:00 Whiting Girls 7:30 Ethel & Albert 8:00 Mayor of the Town 8:30 Barn Dance 9:00 Industry on Parade 9:15 Weekly News Review 9:30 Anywhere USA 10:00 Weather/News/Sports 10:30 Movie "Broadway Limited" KDAL 3-NBC/ABC Duluth 9:00 Home 10:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 10:30 Feather Your Nest 11:00 Movie: TBA 1:00 Ted Mack's Matinee (Anna Maria Saritelli is in the Showcase Spot for the week) 1:30 It Pays to Be Married 2:00 Way of the World 2:15 First Love 2:30 Mr. Sweeney "The Franklin Family Gets the Business" 2:45 Modern Romances "Beverly" 3:00 Pinky Lee 3:30 Howdy Doody

4:00 Captain Joe 5:00 Mr. Tolliver's Travels 5:30 Western Ranger 5:55 Crusader Rabbit 6:00 News 6:10 Weather (Paymar) 6:15 Three Yanks 6:30 Danny Thomas 7:00 TBA 7:30 Robert Montgomery Presents "Thunder Stone" 8:30 Damon Runyon Theater 9:00 Comedy Review 10:00 News/Sports 10:10 Weather 10:15 Tonight in Duluth 10:30 Tonight Show 11:00 Movie "Rosie the Riveter" WCCO 4-CBS Minneapolis 7:00 Morning Show (Van Dyke) 8:00 Garry Moore 8:30 Arthur Godfrey 9:30 Strike It Rich 10:00 Valiant Lady 10:15 Love of Life 10:30 Search for Tomorrow 10:45 Guiding Light 11:00 Mel Jass 11:30 Welcome Travelers noon News at Noon (Charles McCuen) 12:15 Weather Review (Bud Kraehling) 12:20 Answer Man (Gene Godt) 12:30 Art Linkletter (Jack Slattery, pinch-hitting for Art, welcomes Wee Bonnie Baker) 1:00 Big Payoff 1:30 Bob Crosby 2:00 Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storm 2:30 On Your Account 3:00 Around the Town (Haeberle) 3:30 Hollywood Playhouse "Forever My Heart" 4:00 Robert Q. Lewis 4:30 Fish 'n' Chips 4:45 Axel & His Dog 5:30 CBS News 5:45 Julius LaRosa 6:00 News

6:15 Sports 6:25 Weather 6:30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts 7:00 Whiting Girls 7:30 Ethel & Albert 8:00 Studio One "The Tall Dark Stranger" 9:00 Star Theater "Payment in Kind" 9:30 Burns & Allen 10:00 Bob Cummings 10:30 News (Rollie Johnson) 10:45 Weather Tower (Bud Kraehling) 10:50 Sports (Dick Enroth) 11:00 Visitor 11:30 Paragon Playhouse KSTP 5-NBC St. Paul 6:30 Billy Folger 6:55 News (George Grim) 7:00 Today (Faye Emerson and Jack Lescoulie pinch-hit for a vacationing Dave Garroway; 4 GIs about to ship out to Germany get advice from 4 GIs who were already stationed there; Florida Gov. Leroy Collins also guests) 8:00 Ding Dong School 8:30 Parents' Time 8:45 Sheilah Graham (guest of the week Gale Storm) 9:00 Home 10:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 10:30 Feather Your Nest 11:00 Bee Baxter 11:20 Morning Movie "Vengeance" noon News in Sight (Ingram) 12:15 Main Street (David Stone) 1:00 Ted Mack's Matinee 1:30 It Pays to Be Married 2:00 Way of the World 2:15 First Love 2:30 Mr. Sweeney "The Franklin Family Gets the Business" 2:45 Modern Romances "Beverly" 3:00 Pinky Lee 3:30 Howdy Doody 4:00 Boots & Saddles "Two Gun Man" 5:00 Commander Saturn 5:30 News Picture 5:45 You Should Know 6:00 Producers' Showcase "The Fourposter" (in RCA Compatible Color) 7:30 Robert Montgomery Presents "Thunder Stone" 8:30 Comedy Review (guest Judy Tyler)

9:30 Badge 714 (Dragnet) 10:00 News 10:15 Weather 10:20 Sports (Dick Nesbitt) 10:30 Tonight 11:00 Weather Headlines (Ingram) 11:05 Nesbitt's Scoreboard 11:10 Movie "Jim the Penman" KMMT 6-ABC Austin 4pm Movie: TBA 5:00 Soupy Sales 5:15 ABC News 5:30 Superman 6:00 Weatherman (Stydnicki) 6:05 Sports (Stevenson) 6:15 News 6:30 Concert (Leontyne Price/William Warfield) 7:00 Pee Wee King (guests Webb Pierce & his band, Charlene Mills, and roller-skating square dancers) 7:30 TBA 8:30 Bobby Thomsen 9:00 Rasslin' with Russ 10:00 News 10:15 Weather 10:20 Variety Theater WDSM 6-CBS Duluth 9:15 Arthur Godfrey 9:30 Film Program 10:00 Valiant Lady 10:15 Love of Life 10:30 Search for Tomorrow 10:45 Guiding Light 11:00 Jack Paar 11:30 Welcome Travelers noon House Party 12:15 Movie: TBA 1:30 Bob Crosby 2:00 Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storm 2:30 On Your Account 3:00 Time for Terry 3:30 Film Program 4:00 World We Live In 4:30 C-Bar-6

5:00 Air Force Dedication 5:30 CBS News 5:45 News 5:55 Weather (McKenna) 6:00 Superman 6:30 Cisco Kid 7:00 Whiting Girls 7:30 Boston Blackie 8:00 Studio One "The Tall Dark Stranger" 9:00 Dukes Baseball 10:00 News 10:15 Sports 10:25 Weather 10:30 Movie "Drifting Along" WKBT 8-CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont La Crosse 1:45pm Little Theater 2:00 Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storm 2:30 On Your Account 3:00 Pinky Lee 3:30 Howdy Doody 4:00 TBA 4:30 Cowboy Club 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok 6:00 Program Previews 6:05 Farm Digest 6:10 Sports 6:15 News 6:25 Weather 6:30 Big Picture 6:45 Marge & Jeff 7:00 Whiting Girls 7:30 Ethel & Albert 8:00 Badge 714 (Dragnet) 8:30 Coulee Crossroads 9:00 Guy Lombardo 9:30 Mystery Theater 10:00 Weather/News/Sports 10:20 Playhouse 15 10:35 Iowa Sportsman KEYD 9-DuMont Minneapolis 3:30pm Daily Drama 4:00 Marjorie Ellis McCready 4:30 Trail Blazers

5:30 Mystery Manor (Pierre the Magician) 5:45 News 6:00 News 6:15 Sports 6:25 Weather 6:30 Norman Vincent Peale 6:45 MD 6:55 Paradox 7:00 St. Nick's Boxing: a 10-round lightweight bout between Tony "Sonny" Ouleo (Brooklyn NY/8-3-3, 2 KO) and Libby Manzo (Elmhurst LI/18-5-3, 5 KO) 7:45 After the Brawl 8:00 Movie "The Woman in Green" 9:00 Movie "Hi Diddle Diddle" 10:20 Baseball Scoreboard 10:30 News/Weather/Sports 10:45 Movie "Sensation" KROC 10-NBC/ABC Rochester 7:00 Today 8:00 Ding Dong School 8:30 Parents' Time 8:45 Sheilah Graham 9:00 Home 10:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 10:30 Feather Your Nest --2:30 Mr. Sweeney "The Franklin Family Gets the Business" 2:45 Modern Romances "Beverly" 3:00 Pinky Lee 3:30 Howdy Doody 4:00 Story Tales (Gayle Korsmo) 4:15 Carol's Desk (Carol Eittreim) 4:30 Movie "Hurricane at Pilgrim Hill" 5:45 Camel News Caravan 6:00 Old Time Laff Riots 6:20 Weather (Norm Selby) 6:30 Sports (Bernie Luck) 6:40 News (Cal Smith) 6:55 Crusader Rabbit 7:00 Comedy Review 8:00 Farm Festival (with Garfield Kuhfuss and his Gay Heinies, a name he'd never get away with these days ) 8:30 Big Picture 9:00 Church Points the Way 9:30 Concert Hall 9:45 Industry on Parade

10:00 News 10:10 Weather 10:15 Sports 10:30 Movie "Love Story" WTCN 11-ABC Minneapolis 9:30 J.P. Patches (the clown, long associated with KIRO Seattle, got his start in the Twin Cities before heading West in 1958) 10:00 Coffee Break 10:30 Morning Movie: TBA noon Casey Jones 12:30 News (Paul Sevareid) 12:45 Relax 1:00 Movie "The Kid Sister" 2:15 Movie Quick Quiz 2:30 Movie "The Sicilian" 4:00 Record Hop (Jack Thayer) 4:30 Sheriff Sev 5:00 Kartoon Kapers 5:30 Captain 11 6:00 Crusader Rabbit 6:05 Weatherbird (Zimmerman) 6:15 News (Paul Sevareid) 6:30 Concert (Price/Warfield) 7:00 Ringside with Rasslers 8:00 Pee Wee King 8:30 Sportsmen's Roundtable 9:00 TV Reader's Digest "The End of Blackbeard the Pirate" 9:30 Secret File, USA 10:00 News (you guessed it...Sevareid again) 10:15 Weather 10:20 Sportlite (Frank Buetel) 10:30 Patti Page (ch 11 carried the Singing Rage Mon/Fri at 10:30; in the southern half of the state, KMMT aired Patti Wed/Fri at 6:30) 10:45 Movie "South of Pago Pago" WEAU 13-NBC Eau Claire 3pm Pinky Lee 3:30 Howdy Doody 4:00 Movie "Black Widow" 5:30 Cartoons 6:00 Music/News 6:45 Town Crier 7:00 Comedy Review 8:00 Masquerade Party 8:30 All Star Theater

9:00 I Led Three Lives 9:30 Top of the News (Wright) 9:40 Whatever the Weather 9:45 Sports Parade 9:50 Movie "Inner Sanctum"

KGLO 3-CBS Mason City 1:45pm Curtain Time KMMT 6-ABC Austin 4pm Movie: TBA WKBT 8-CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont La Crosse 1:45pm Little Theater KEYD 9-DuMont Minneapolis 3:30pm Daily Drama WEAU 13-NBC Eau Claire 3pm Pinky Lee ...geez, these sure are late sign-ons for network affiliates, even if most of the markets involved are rural communities. No Dave Garroway (apparently vacationing this week) or Tennessee Ernie Ford for La Crosse-Eau Claire, although I suspect the western portions of the market could pick up either KSTP-TV/5 and KROC-TV/10. No daytime Arthur Godfrey, Garry Moore or Art Linkletter for either La Crosse-Eau Claire or Mason City, even if Godfrey was a simulcast with CBS Radio; one would have thought that all five men were big enough stars at the time to warrant at least a brief morning sign-on and a short closedown afterward if WEAU-TV, KGLO/3 or WKBT/8 would not have wanted to stick around for the soap operas, as KROC was doing... Quote KMMT 6-ABC Austin 5:00 Soupy Sales...hmmm. Kinda late for Lunch with Soupy, and kinda early for Soupy's On. Either way, would this have been kinescoped from WXYZ-TV/7 and/or fed down the ABC line?... Quote 5:15 ABC News...anchored by John Charles Daly at the time...

Quote WDSM 6-CBS Duluth 9:00 Dukes Baseball...this edition of the Duluth Dukes was the Northern League farm team of the Cincinnati Redlegs that particular season. I'm assuming this would be filmed highlights of games from the previous week rather than part of a live game, considering the late hour on the schedule. The season after this, the Dukes merged with the rival Superior Blues to become the Duluth-Superior White Sox, the Northern League farm team of the Chicago AL franchise... Quote WKBT 8-CBS/NBC/ABC/DuMont La Crosse 3:00 Pinky Lee 3:30 Howdy Doody KROC 10-NBC/ABC Rochester 3:00 Pinky Lee 3:30 Howdy Doody WEAU 13-NBC Eau Claire 3pm Pinky Lee 3:30 Howdy Doody ...interesting duplication between the two primary NBC affiliates and WKBT. I know that WKBT and WEAU-TV both carried the regionally syndicated Dick Rodgers Show out of WLUK-TV/11 Green Bay in the '60s and '70s, but for WKBT to carry two of the same network programs as KROC and WEAU during the same hour is really strange... Quote KDAL 3-NBC/ABC Duluth 5:55 Crusader Rabbit KROC 10-NBC/ABC Rochester 6:55 Crusader Rabbit WTCN 11-ABC Minneapolis 6:00 Crusader Rabbit ...of course, this is Jay Ward's first TV cartoon, years before Rocky & His Friends/The Bullwinkle Show and George of the Jungle. Although appearing on WTCN-TV/11, at the time an ABC affiliate, the majority of stations that carried Crusader Rabbit were NBC

affiliates, even though the cartoon was syndicated and never actually part of the NBC network schedule... Quote KDAL 3-NBC/ABC Duluth 10:15 Tonight in Duluth 10:30 Tonight Show 11:00 Movie "Rosie the Riveter" KSTP 5-NBC St. Paul 10:30 Tonight 11:00 Weather Headlines (Ingram) KROC 10-NBC/ABC Rochester 10:15 Sports 10:30 Movie "Love Story" WEAU 13-NBC Eau Claire 9:50 Movie "Inner Sanctum" ...also interesting to note that KDAL-TV/3 apparently had a 15-minute local version of Tonight and both KDAL-TV and KSTP-TV/5 carried only the first half-hour of the Steve Allen network version, pre-empting most of the show, while neither KROC-TV or WEAU-TV carried any part of it... Quote WTCN 11-ABC Minneapolis 12:30 News (Paul Sevareid) 4:00 Record Hop (Jack Thayer) 6:15 News (Paul Sevareid) 7:00 Ringside with Rasslers 10:00 News (you guessed it...Sevareid again) ...Paul Sevareid was Eric's older brother; I have no idea if Paul ever worked for one of the networks, either on radio or television. Jack Thayer would later go on to be programmer and manager for WGAR Cleveland, WNBC and WNEW New York and at one point President of the NBC Radio Division; he hired Don Imus at WGAR in 1970 and brought him to WNBC the following year. WTCN-TV/11 was for decades the production hub of Verne Gagne's American Wrestling Alliance/Association and its syndicated All-Star Wrestling; before Gagne bought a chunk of the Minneapolis Boxing and Wrestling Club on which the AWA was founded, it was a National Wrestling

Alliance affiliate promotion operated by Wally Karbo and Dennis Stecher. I'm positive that Ringside with Rasslers would be MB&W's TV show at the time, as ABC's own prime time wrestling program was long gone by July 1955 (according to Brooks and Marsh); the 9:00 Rasslin' with Russ on KMMT-TV/6 Austin may or may not be a syndicated version of the same show...

KDAL 3-NBC/ABC Duluth 10:15 Tonight in Duluth 10:30 Tonight Show 11:00 Movie "Rosie the Riveter" KSTP 5-NBC St. Paul 10:30 Tonight 11:00 Weather Headlines (Ingram) ...also interesting to note that KDAL-TV/3 apparently had a 15-minute local version of Tonight and both KDAL-TV and KSTP-TV/5 carried only the first half-hour of the Steve Allen network version, pre-empting most of the show... Actually, I think they JIPped the network for just the last half hour of Tonight. The show would have come down 9:15-11:00 CST. 1955 was before video tape. ...no, Brooks & Marsh list Tonight as running from 11:30 PM to 1:00 AM Eastern (10:30 PM to Midnight Central) from its premiere in September 1954 to October of 1956. When Ernie Kovacs started splitting weeks with Steve Allen as host of Tonight in October 1956, the show was cut back to one hour, 11:30 PM to 12:30 AM Eastern; it wasn't until Kovacs and Allen left and Tonight! America After Dark premiered in January 1957 that the show started at 11:15 PM Eastern/10:15 PM Central...

...Brooks & Marsh list Tonight as running from...(10:30 PM to Midnight Central) from its premiere in September 1954 to October of 1956. Which is 9:30-11:00 CST for these stations in July 1955. I still maintain the stations in question aired (10:30-11:00) only the last half hour of the show. According to Castleman/Podrazik, the summer 1955 schedule for Monday on NBC is (Eastern time) 8:00 Producer's Showcase, 9:30 Robert Montgomery. KSTP is running them two hours ahead. So that would put Tonight 9:30-11pm. Was NBC running their schedule on Eastern Daylight time?

...Brooks & Marsh list Tonight as running from...(10:30 PM to Midnight Central) from its premiere in September 1954 to October of 1956.

Which is 9:30-11:00 CST for these stations in July 1955. I still maintain the stations in question aired (10:30-11:00) only the last half hour of the show. ...you're not reading this correctly. How does 10:30 to Midnight Central become 9:30 to 11:00 Central?? Perhaps you're confusing it with the time Phoenix and Tucson would get the feeds, which would be 9:30 to 11:00 Mountain...

...you're not reading this correctly. How does 10:30 to Midnight Central become 9:30 to 11:00 Central?? In summer 1955, 11:30 PM-1:00 AM EDT was 10:30 PM-12:00 AM CDT, as you state. Just as it is today. However, these areas were on CST, which resulted in Tonight coming into the area from 9:30 PM-11:00 PM CST. Just don't ask about October of '55--it was real wacky in a lot of places.

Retro: Detroit Sun, July 27, 1975

from Detroit News WJBK 2-CBS 6:20 Message for Today/News 6:30 This is the Life 7:00 Marshall Efron's Sunday School 7:30 Rex Humbard 8:30 Day of Discovery 9:00 Mass for Shut-Ins 9:30 With This Ring 9:45 Highlights "A Poet in Israel" (guest Dr. William Freedman, professor of literature at Haifa University) 10:00 People 10:30 Faith for Today 11:00 Motor City Golden Gospel 11:30 Face the Nation (guest is House Majority Leader Tip O'Neil) noon Job Opportunity Line (Don McGhee) 12:30 Focus Detroit "Youth Conference" 1:00 Ebony Affair 1:30 Soul Train 2:30 Jerry Visits (guest Ursula Andress) 3:00 Last Race 3:30 CBS Tennis Classic: Bjorn Borg v Cliff Drysdale (quarterfinal)/Valerie Ziegenfuss

v Rosie Casals (Pressure Point) 4:30 Canadian Open Golf 6:00 Conversations with Eric Sevareid 7:00 News (Don Lark/Woody Willis) 7:30 Joey & Dad (guests Kent McCord, and Rufus) 8:30 Kojak "The Trade-Off" 9:30 60 Minutes 10:30 Protectors "Blockbusters" 11:00 News (Woody Willis/Don Lark/Jim Smith/Tom Kelly) 11:30 Name of the Game "Why I Blew Up Dakota" 1:00 TV2 Late Show "Paris Playboys" 2:00 News/Weather 2:05 With This Ring WWJ 4-NBC 7:25 First Edition News 7:30 Family Living "Bankruptcy" 8:00 Christopher Closeup "Yesterday's Troubles-Tomorrow's Choices" (Harvard law prof and author Roger Fisher is the guest) 8:30 Church at the Crossroads 8:55 Newsworthy 9:00 Oopsy 10:00 At the Zoo (Sonny Eliot) 10:30 Medix "Youth Gives a Damn" (discussing contemporary social problems) 11:00 Beat the Champ noon UM Presents "Art Show" 12:30 Meet the Press 1:00 Pro & Con (Dwayne X. Riley) 2:00 The Seeds (Hugh Downs presents this NBC religious special exploring the roots of the Christian Church) 3:00 June Brown (guests: the Michigan Cancer Foundation's Judith Warren and Dr. Charles Boyce, and Big Brothers reps) 3:30 Antique Furniture 4:00 NFL Action (1974 NY Jets) 4:30 Audubon Wildlife Theater "Northwest to Alaska" 5:00 Bonanza 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 George Pierrot "Holiday in Rome" 7:30 Wonderful World of Disney "Three Without Fear" (pt 1) 8:30 NBC Sunday Mystery Movie "Love, Honor & Swindle" (McMillan) 10:30 News 11:00 Sammy & Company (guests Charo, Esther Rolle, Danny Thomas, and Charlie Pride) 12:30 News Final

WXYZ 7-ABC 5:00 Tune In America (Democratic Party telethon) 1:00 Haney's People 1:30 Issues & Answers 2:00 Tune in America 7:00 News (Jack McCarthy/Ven Marshall/Larry Adderly/Troy Dungan) 7:30 Six Million Dollar Man 8:30 ABC Sunday Night Movie "The Secret Wife of an American Wife" 10:20 Americans All "New Orleans and All the Jazz" (featuring Louis Cottrell) 10:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes 11:00 News (same team as 7pm) 11:30 ABC News 11:45 Sunday Night Movie "The Black Widow" 1:45 Action News CKLW 9-CBC/CTV (CKLW carried some CTV programming and was partially owned by the owners of CTV's Toronto flagship CFTO) 10:00 Cartoons 11:00 Crossroads 11:30 Meeting Place (Braemore Baptist, Edmonton) 12:30 Laurel & Hardy (bw) 1:00 Showtime "The Big Sky" (bw) 4:00 Canadian Open Golf 6:00 Wild Wild West (bw) 7:00 Other People, Other Places "The Roaring Silence" (visiting Nepal) 7:30 Pig 'n Whistle (guest Tessie O'Shea) 8:00 Circus (performers from France) 8:30 Irish Rovers (guest Andy Stewart) 9:00 Document (David Compton hosts the conclusion of a 2-part discussion on abortion) 9:30 Excuse My French "Matchmaker" 10:00 Sports Scene (Don Daly) 10:30 Funny Farm (guests Billy Van and Jeanne C. Riley) 11:00 CBC News 11:15 Religious Scope (Rabbi Plaut) 11:30 Film Festival "The Lively Set" WXON 20-Ind 7:00 Jerry Falwell 8:00 Liberty Temple Church 8:30 Hour of Deliverance 9:00 Lighthouse Cathedral 9:30 Herald of Truth 10:00 Leroy Jenkins 10:30 Senior Citizens (bw) 11:00 Nanny & the Professor 11:30 Rocket Robin Hood

noon (Marvel) Super Heroes 12:30 Ultraman 1:00 Cisco Kid "Railroad Land Rush" 1:30 Rogues "Take Me in Paris" (bw) 2:30 Detectives 3:30 Thrillers "The Amazing Colossal Man" (bw) 5:00 Action Theater "You'll Never Get Rich" (bw) 6:30 Hank Thompson 7:00 Milleluci (Dino Valle) 7:30 Soul Party (Ron Kirk) 8:00 Bobby Goldsboro (guest Trini Lopez) 8:30 Persuaders "Someone Like Me" 9:30 Nanny & the Professor "The Conversion of Professor Ben" 10:30 Jimmy Swaggart 11:00 Right On (guests Don Degrate Singers) WKBD 50-Ind 7:30 Kathryn Kuhlman 8:00 Oral Roberts 8:30 King is Coming 9:00 Hour of Power 10:00 Addams Family (bw) 10:30 Three Stooges (bw) 11:00 Flintstones "Masquerade Ball" 11:30 Family Classics "The Deerslayer" (bw) 1:00 Bill Kennedy "The Jazz Singer" 4:00 Movie Greats "Hard to Handle" (bw) 5:30 World of Survival "Explorer's Nile" 6:00 Star Trek 7:00 Hee Haw (guests Johnny Russell and Lawanda Lindsey) 8:00 Dragnet 8:30 Sherlock Holmes Festival "Sherlock Holmes Faces Death" (bw) 10:00 Lou Gordon (guests Richard Scorer (talks on the harmful effects of aerosol sprays) and Jimmy the Greek) 11:30 For My People WTVS 56-PBS 6pm Nova "Take the World from Another Point of View" (profiles of Nobel-winning physicist Richard Feynmann and Harvard geneticist Richard Lewantin) 7:00 Family Classics "Last of the Mohicans" (pt 4) 7:30 Best of Evening at Pops (guest Chet Atkins) 8:30 Masterpiece Theatre "Upstairs, Downstairs: A Distant Thunder" 9:30 Life of Leonardo da Vinci 10:30 Monty Python's Flying Circus 11:00 Kup's Show

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Sunday, Feb. 18th, 1996

Source: TV Guide 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 6 CHEK Victoria [CTV] 7 KIRO Seattle [UPN] 8 CHAN Vancouver [CTV] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 10 CKVU Vancouver [IND] 11 KSTW Tacoma [CBS] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [FOX] 15 KCKA Centralia [PBS] 22 KTZZ Seattle [WB] 28 KBTC Tacoma [PBS] 5AM 4 This is The Life 7 8 10 Infomercials 9 Sesame Street 12 Music and the Spoken Word 22 WWF Wrestling 5:30 4 Real to Reel 5 Eucharist 7 Music and the Spoken Word 11 It's Your Business Scheduled topic: entitlement reform, including proposals to restructure Medicare, Medicaid and welfare. 12 Outdoor Gazette 13 Northwest Focus 6AM 4 Good Morning America Sunday-Willow Bay 5 Today-Jack Ford Scheduled: Comedians Richard Belzer and Jim Morris take a light-hearted look at the Presidental campaign. 6 Body Moves 7 Infomercials 8 Canada in View 9 Storytime

10 Kitty Cats 11 Infomercial 12 Sing Me A Story 13 Nick News 22 Haven 6:30 6 Jimmy Swaggart 8 Take Off 9 Shining Time Station 10 Kitty Cats 11 Key of David 12 Littlest Pet Shop 13 Infomercial 22 Jetsons 7AM 4 Just 4 Kids A look at the life of a worker on a diesel locomotive. 5 Meet The Pres 7 Lighter Side of Sports 8 Take Off Again 9 Sesame Street 10 Adventures of Tintin 11 Sunday Morning-Charles Osgood Scheduled: Profiles of songwriter Mike Reid, playwright Adrienne Kennedy and TrulkuLa, the Seattle 4-year-old chosen to be the next Dalai Lama. 12 Infomercial 13 Kenneth Copeland 15 28 Mister Rogers 22 Jelly Bean Jungle 7:30 2 Northlands 4 Bob Vila's Home Again 6 John Burns Ministries 7 Wild About Animals 8 Up & Coming 10 Adventures of Tintin 13 Anchor 15 28 Wishbone 22 Monster Mania 8AM 2 Let it Snow 4 Gardening in America

5 News 6 Ernest Angloey 7 Bill Nye the Science Guy 8 This is Your Day 9 Barney & Friends 10 Freakazoid! 12 Day of Discovery 13 Hour of Poer 15 28 Magic School Bus 22 Princess Gwenevere 8;30 2 Canadian Gardener 4 Time of Your Life Included: a look at acupuncture. 7 Sing Me A Story 8 It Is Written 9 Mister Rogers 10 Animaniacs 11 Real Estate Classifieds 12 Life Today 15 28 Adventures of Dudley the Dragon 22 Skysurfer Strike Force 9AM 2 Coronation Street 4 News 6 11 Auto Racing Flag-to-flag coverage of the traditional opener of the NASCAR season, the Daytona 500, at the International Motor Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla. Ken Squier, Ned Jarrett and Mike Joy report. 7 Teknoman 8 Jack Van Impe 9 Magic School Bus 10 Pinky and the Brain 12 Hour of Power 13 Infomercials 15 28 Puzzle Place 22 Ultraforce 9:30 5 NBA Showtime 7 Teknoman 8 Hour of Power 9 Newton's Apple 10 Sylvester & Tweety

15 28 Shelly T. Turtle 22 Street Sharks 10AM 4 This Week 5 NBA Basketball Chicago at Indiana. 7 Infomercial 9 Ghostwriter 10 Madeline 12 Infomercials [6 HOURS!] 13 Star Trek 15 28 Barney & Friends 22 Dragon Ball 10:30 2 NHL Hockey Detroit at Toronto. 7 Real Estate Classifieds 8 Canada in View [May be interrupted for coverage of the NDP Leadership Convention.] 9 A. Philip Randolph 10 Little Flying Bears 15 28 Victory Garden 22 Biker Mice from Mars 11AM 4 College Basketball Missouri Tigers at Maryland Terrapins. Missouri may be a little better defensively, while the Terps may have slightly more firepower [especially in the transition game]. Both of these veteran teams have played inconsistently so far this season. 7 Infomercials 8 Travel Travel 10 White Fang 13 Star Trek 15 28 From a Country Garden 22 Action Man 11:30 8 Mechanic at Large 10 Young Robin Hood 15 28 Naturally Floral 22 Flintstones Noon 7 Land's End

8 Originals 9 Traditions 10 Kidsbeat 13 Movie "Hercules." [1983] Weak rendering of the legend about the mythological hulk [Lou Ferrigno]. 15 28 Scheewe Art Workshop 22 Reality Check 12:30 5 NBA Basketball Houston at San Antonio. 6 8 NBA Basketball Seattle at Vancouver. [and the live broadcast is blacked out in Western WA. Figures. BUT...look later on KIRO/7...] 9 Upon Reflection 10 Kids Can Rock and Roll 15 28 Painting with Pastels 22 Out of the Blue 1PM 4 Golf Final-round play in the $1.2 million Hawaiian Open in Honolulu. In last year's tournament, John Morse got his first PGA victory, winning by three strokes over Tom Lehman and Duffy Waldorf. 7 Movie "Hider in The House." [1991] A disturbed man [Gary Busey] takes up residence in an attic, unbeknownst to the homeowners. 9 McLaughlin Group 10 Movie "The Emerald Tear." [1988] An aspiring journalist [Leah Pinsent] falls in love with the subject of her story [Ed Marinaro]. 11 College Basketball Indiana Hoosiers at Michigan Wolverines. On Jan. 23, Hoosiers guard Neil Reed tied a school record with eight three-pointers in a 99-83 win over the Wolverines in Bloomington. Indiana senior forward Brian Evans also had a big game with 29 points, 11 assists and eight rebounds. 15 28 World of Collector Cars 22 California Dreams 1:30 2 Taxi 9 Editors 15 28 Motorweek 22 Sweet Valley High

2PM 2 Meeting Place 9 Sewing with Nancy 13 Movie "The Adventures of Hercules II." [1985] Lou Ferrigno as the courageous muscle-flexer, doing battle with rebellious gods to save the earth. 15 28 To Be Announced 22 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous-Robin Leach 2:30 9 Quilting for the '90s 10 Company's Coming 15 28 Computer Chronicles 3PM 2 Hymn Sing 4 Skiing Women's downhill competition from the World Alpine Championships, taped yesterday in Sierra Nevada, Spain. Top entrants include defending World Cup downhill champion Picabo Street [U.S.], Renate Goetschl [Austria] and Isolde Kostner [Italy]. Reporters: Frank Gifford, Bob Beattie and Lesley Visser report. 5 NBA Inside Stuff 6 Extra! 7 Infomercial 8 Game Nation 9 Joy of Painting 10 Life Lessons 11 Movie "Spaceballs." [1987] May the farce be with Mel Brooks' "Star Wars" parody, with characters like Dark Helmet [Rick Moranis], President Skroob [Brooks], Princess Vespa [Daphne Zuniga], and Lone Starr [Bill Pullman]. 15 28 Sneak Previews 22 High Tide 3:30 2 50 Up 5 California Dreams 7 NBA Basketball Seattle at Vancouver, taped earlier today. [So yes, it was blacked out live, but shown on tape-delay in Seattle] 8 Home Check 9 Victory Garden 10 Automag Plus 15 28 Editors 4PM

2 Country Canada 4 Funniest Home Videos 5 Skiing Klammer Cup international team competition, taped in Mammoth, Cal. 6 Game Nation 8 Due South 9 Trailside A desert hiking trip in Big Bend National Park in Texas. Included: tips on locating, treating and carrying drinking water. Hosted by John Viehman. 10 Company's Coming 12 Dinosaurs 13 Coast Guard 15 28 Adam Smith 22 Beverly Hills, 90210 4:30 2 Alive 4 Inside Edition Weekend 6 Fashiontelevision 9 New Yankee Workshop 10 Simply Wine & Cheese 12 Gary Cooper's Fishing Diary 13 Siskel & Ebert Scheduled: "City Hall" [Al Pacino, Bridget Fonda, John Cusack], "Muppet Treasure Island" [Tim Curry, Billy Connolly], "Happy Gilmore" [Adam Sandler] and "The Late Shift." 15 28 Inside Money 5PM 2 Music Works 4 5 News 6 Nanaimo Report 8 Michael Campbell's Money Talks 9 This Old House 10 Entertainment Tonight 11 Home Improvement 12 Sightings 13 Movie "The Dead Pool." [1988] Dirty Harry Callahan [Clint Eastwood] is after a killer who's knocking off celebrities as part of a bizarre game-and Harry's on the list. Swan: Liam Neeson. 15 28 Small Business Today 22 Family Matters 5:30 2 BC NDP Convention

4 ABC News-Carole Simpson 6 News 9 Hometime 11 CBS News-John Roberts 15 28 International 22 Blossom 6PM and later tomorrow. -crainbebo

6PM 2 Magical World of Disney 4 Town Meeting 5 NBC News-Giselle Fernandez 6 8 10 11 News 7 Entertainment this Week 9 Duchess of Duke Street Part 12. While catering Major Farjeon's dinner at the Ascot races, Louisa [Gemma Jones] acts as a referee in a dispute over a horse. 12 To Serve and Protect 15 28 McLaughlin Group 22 Step by Step Frank's hired to raze an old house for a new building, but a family's still living there. 6:30 5 Compton Report [local] 15 28 Think Tank 22 Fresh Prince A planned camping trip is cut short for Carlton and Will when a robber approaches then at a bank-and fires a gun. 7PM 2 Road to Avonlea A vacationing Broadway songwriting team [Eugene Levy, Sheila McCarthy] visits the White Sands Hotel, but Hetty [Jackie Burroughs] is unimpressed. 4 8 Funniest Home Videos Another $100,000 prize is awarded. Also: a home-video "driving test"; and a wacky movie parody. Bob Saget hosts. 5 Unsolved Mysteries A profile of an 8-year-old prodigy from Denver; and a report on the 1995 disappearance of a Mason City, Iowa, TV anchorwoman. Also: repeat segments include a suspected coverup of an alleged UFO sighting in 1964 New Mexico; an insurance-scam investigation; the murder of a Dallas lawyer. 6 13 Space: Above and Beyond

West [Morgan Weisser] discovers that his brother has enlisted in the Corps and is serving under a young, gung-ho lieutenant who' so determined o make a name for himself as a soldier, that he will risk endangering the lives of his entire battalion. Vansen: Kristen Cooke. 7 Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years Mosby is robbed and savagely beaten by three men, one of whom may be a Curtis Wells resident. Soon, all clues point to Austin [Paul Johansson], who vehemently denies his involvement. 9 All Creatures Great and Small James [Christopher Timothy] is persuaded to play in an annual cricket match, but Seigfried's strategy could cost them the game. 10 11 60 Minutes 12 Home Improvement Jill and Al get teary-eyed when they hear Tim's boss died, but Tim can't seem to feel anything. 15 28 Freedom Speaks 22 Pinky and the Brain With their "huge ears and pinched feelings," the boys are mistaken for members of British royalty. That enables them to take up the challenge of a 19th-century London explorers club to circle the globe in less than 80 days. 7:30 4 8 Funniest Home Videos A rodeo rider goes over a fence; a bird seems to think it's a dog; a boy blames a mess on his brother; and a lion falls into a hole. Also: an amazing billiard shot. Host: Bob Saget. 12 Seinfeld Kramer is the catalyst for George to urge his otherwise wonderful girlfriend [Susan Dioi] to get a nose job. 15 28 Wishbone 22 Simon When Duke [Paxton Whitehead] gives the brothers $1 million to invest, they buy a hockey team. But the puck stops with Simon when he's forced to play in a championship game. 8PM 2 Dance Me Outside Bruce MacDonald's look at life on a Native reserve, based on the book by W.P. Kinsella, follows 18-year-old Silas Crow [Ryan Black] and his friends as they cope with relationships, cultural identity and the murder of a local girl. 4 6 Lois & Clark Sparks aren't flying for the newlyweds and Lois's topsy-turvy life begins to play out like a bad novel after Lex Luthor escapes from prison. Lois: Teri Hatcher. Lex: John Shea. 5 10 Mad About You The Buchmans debate whether or not to bail Ira [John Pankow] out of a $4000 gambling debt, and this leads to a discussion about how they might teach responsibility to their child.

7 Lazarus Man A Federal agent [Tom Mason] with a vendetta against Lazarus [Robert Urich] has him arrested and sentenced to death on trumped-up charges of aiding in the Lincoln assassination. The question is, why is the agent so eager to see Lazarus hang? 8 Hope & Gloria Gloria and Louis suspect Hope's new boyfriend is married; a product Dennis endorses is found unsafe. 9 Nature Pandas that live in the mountains of the Sichuan province of China are observed. Included: panda courtship rituals [which may involve a dust bath for the male]; the importance of bamboo as the main source of nutrition for pandas and other species, including firefoxes [red pandas] and bamboo rats. 11 Cybill Morgan Fairchild returns as one of Cybill's casting competitors, who announces that she is getting married-to Maryann's ex-husband. Meanwhile, Kevin has an on-line affair. Adam Arkin has a cameo. 12 Baywatch After Steph and Logan's lives are threatened, Caroline dreams that a famous TV trio of angelic women detectives come to the rescue. 13 The Simpsons Donald Sutherland is the voice of the curator of the Springfield Historical Society, where Lisa's research on patriarch Jebediah Springfield turns up some unknown-and unpopularfacts. 15 28 Nova A survey of the destructive power of two earthquakes-one that struck Los Angeles in 1994, the other in Kobe, Japan in 1995-that occured omn the exact same date. Included: footage of the Kobe quake, which caused more than 5400 deaths. 22 Sister, Sister When Tia's boyfriend talks her into getting a tattoo, Lisa [Jackee Harry] forbids her daughter from seeing the guy again. 8:30 5 8 NewsRadio Dave [Dave Foley] bypasses Lisa [Maura Tierney] and gives a big reporting assignment to Matthew. Meanwhile, a war of practical jokes rages in the newsroom while Bill is conducting an important interview. David Lee Roth has a cameo. 10 Simpsons See 8PM, Ch. 13. 11 Almost Perfect After Kim and her staff have a messy run-in with a studio bigwig [Tony Shalhoub], he threatens to sue and Kim turns to Mike for help-but he's too strait-laced to pull any strings for her. 13 Martin When Sheneneh finds herself without a man, she takes Gina and Pam's suggestion to appear on a dating game show, hoping to make a love connection with guest Chris Rock. 22 Kirk

When a fire damages Elizabeth's apartment, she moves in with Kirk, but her obsessive tidying up and labeling of everything marks their budding relationship "fragile." Elizabeth: Chelsea Noble. Kirk: Kirk Cameron. 9PM 4 Movie "A Case for Life." [1996] Mel Harris portrays a lawyer and pro-choice advocate; and Valerie Bertinelli plays her beloved sister, a pro-life activist and pregnant homemaker who needs surgery that would threaten the life of her unborn child. 5 Movie "Ed McBain's 87th Precinct: Ice." [Made for TV, 1996] In the fictional city of Isola, two detectives hope to connect a series of murders involving a stage performer, a drug dealer and a jeweler. 6 8 11 Movie "The Rockford Files: Godfather Knows Best." [1996] It's not what you think. The godfather here is PI Jim Rockford [James Garner], whose godchild-Lt. Becker's son-is a lost soul. He's a 30-year-old drifter mixed up in the murder of a fashion designer, whose father is a don. 7 Highlander An immortal medicine man [Byron Chief Moon], blessed with the power to absorb the evil of others, takes a walk on the dark side when he heals a sociopathic criminal [Darcy Laurie] and assumes his personality. 9 Masterpiece Theatre P.G. Wodehouse's "Heavy Weather." 10 13 Married...With Children Part 1 of two. Bud and his friends plan to spend spring break in Fort Lauderdale-until they're scammed out of their airline tickets by Kelly and her pals. 12 Movie "Clambake." [1967] Elvis Presley as an oil heir who becomes a Miami water-ski instructor. 15 28 What About Macedonia? This documentary examines the country's efforts to survive its painful transition from socialism to capitalism. Included: the country's place as a military hot-spot. 22 Savannah Peyton provokes a feud between Edward and Reese; Reese finally finds a job thanks to Tom; and heartbreak looms for lovers Lane [Robyn Lively] and Dean when a woman from Dean's past resurfaces. Meanwhile, Veronica [Beth Toussaint] cozies up to Edward; and Lucille beseeches Peyton to forgive. 9:30 10 Ned & Stacey A gay client of Ned's accidentally discovers that the couple have separate bedrooms and becomes convinced that Ned is not out of the closet. 13 Married...With Children Peggy's involvement in a self-defense class has Al complaining. First, she has not time for him. And later, it's Peg [Katey Sagal] who punches a pickpocket-robbing Al of his

dignity. 10PM 2 Sunday Report 7 News 10 Destiny Ridge 13 Sightings A report on two Civil War enthusiasts who may be reincarnated soldiers; an investigation into the CIA's alleged involvement in using psychics for espionage purposes. Also: a reported 1962 UFO sighting from New York to Nevada. 15 28 Classical Music 22 Baywatch Nights Mitch and Garner may be Ryan's only hope when she's kidnapped by a team of gangsters searching for the detective's estranged sister [Laura Harring] who's made off with a stash of mob cash. 10:30 2 Venture 9 Are You Being Served? A new career opportunity opens up for Mr. Spooner [Mike Berry] and the staff wants to share his success. 10:55 2 Nation's Business 11PM 2 CBC News 4 5 11 News 6 8 CTV News 7 Extremists Landsailing in southern California; sky surfing; freestyle skiing in the Rockies. 9 Red Dwarf The crew races to the rescue after receiving an SOS-from themselves-sent 15 years in the future. 10 Sports Page 12 M*A*S*H Father Mulcahy volunteers to secure vital medication from black marketeers. 13 Northwest Focus 15 28 Nova 22 The Hitchhiker A scandal-sheet reporter [Kirstie Alley] would even put her own life in jeopardy for a story. 11:30 6 8 News 7 American Gladiators [the kids version, Gladiators 2000, was aired Sat. Mornings on

KOMO/4] 9 Good Neighbors Margo [Penelope Keith] tries to stop Tom [Richard Briers] from keeping pigs on his farm. 10 Ray Bradbury Theater New life welcomes grieving parents who move to Mars. 12 E-Now 13 Siskel & Ebert See 4:30PM, Ch. 13. 22 Beyond Reality A murderer's MO resembles that of a demon studied by Laura and J.J.'s colleague. 11:35 2 Country Beat 4 Movie "Throw Momma from the Train." [1987] Farcical remake of Hitchcock's "Strangers on a Train," with Danny DeVito [who also directed] as an inept student offering to kill the exwife of his professor [Billy Crystal] in exchange for the disposal of his own mother [Anne Ramsey]. 5 George Michael Sports Machine 11 Movie "Who's Harry Crumb?" [1989] He's John Candy, a clueless sleuth looking for a kidnapped heiress. Draisen: Jeffrey Jones. 12AM 9 Masterpiece Theatre 10 Murder, She Wrote 12 Media Television 13 LAPD 15 28 What About Macedonia? 22 Motorweek 12:05 5 8 Night Stand with Dick Dietrick 6 Cosby Show 12:30 7 Xena: Warrior Princess 12 New Music 13 22 Infomercials 12:35 2 Boxing Coverage of the Canadian Olympic Trials. 6 Night Court

1AM 10 Movie "Police Academy 6: City Under Siege." [1989] More law and disorder, this time centered on a big-city crime wave. 13 The Extraordinary [what was this?] 15 28 Classical Music [sign off 2AM] 1:05 5 Infomercials 6 Movie "The Private Eyes." [1980] Tim Conway and Don Knotts as detectives on a case in England. 8 Cheers 1:30 7 Entertainment This Week 9 Encore! 12 Movie "Vamp." [1986] Campy blend of horror and comedy about fraternity pledges looking for a stripper and finding a lady [Grace Jones] who's a vamp. 1:35 4 Court TV: America's Courts 8 Infomercial 11 Face the Nation 2AM 9 Nature 13 Current Affair: Extra 2:05 4 News 8 Movie "Operation Lookout." [1992] Although authorities believe a drug lord [G. Gordon Liddy] is dead, a teenage paperboy [Bernie Coulson] has evidence to the contrary. 11 CBS News [then sign off] 2:30 7 Infomercial 2:35 4 World News Now 5 Nightside 2:50 10 Infomercials

3AM 7 News 9 Business News 13 Headline News 4AM 7 Headline News 9 Sesame Street 12 Gabrielle 4:30 5 NBC News-Ann Curry 4:50 10 Infomercials -crainbebo 1AM 13 The Extraordinary [what was this?] "The Extraordinary" was a one-hour weekly syndicated Australian import that dealt with unexplained phenomenon. The version which aired from 1994-96 in the U.S. had Corbin Bernsen (ex-"L.A. Law") as the host. I believe I mentioned this show in the "Forgotten TV Series" thread.

Retro; New York City, Tuesday, July 26, 1949

Source: New York Times Stations; 2-WCBS-TV (CBS) 4-WNBT (NBC) 5-WABD (DuMont) 7-WJZ-TV (ABC) 11-WPIX (Ind) 13-WATV (Ind) MORNING 10:30-WABD-Morning Chapel: Fred C. Decker 10:45-wABD-Amanda

11:00-WABD-Television Shopper: Kathi Norris: Guest, Sylvia Siegler AFTERNOON 12:D0-WABD-Headline Clues: George Putnam WJZ-TV-News (Also at I. and 1:55) 12:30 -WABD-Johnny Olsen's Rumpus Room WPIX-News and Music 1:00-WABD-Okay, Mother-Dennis James: Guest. Mrs. Georgina Forster 1:30-WABD-Sidewalk Interviews 1:45-WABD-Needle Shop: Alice Burrows 2:00-WJZ-TV-Market Melodies: Anne Russell, Walter Herlihy WABD-Test Pattern-Music 3:30-WATV-Test Pattern 3:45-WATV-Music and Announcements 4:00-WATV-Western Film WJZ-TV-Quiz: TV Telephone Game 4:15-WJZ-TY-Film Shorts 4:45-WJZ-TV--Quiz: TV Telephone Game 5:00-WPLX-Comics on Parade-Danny Webb WCBS-TV-Music: Weather Report WATV-Film, of Human Interest 5:15-WPIX-Pixie Movie Matinee WCBS-TV-Classified Column 5:30-WCBS-TV-Chuck Wagon-Bob Dixon WNBT-Howdy Doody-Buffalo Bob Smith 5:55-WABD-Time for Reflection EVENING 6:00- WNBT-Gobo's Circus WABD-Small Fry Club-Bob Emery WJZ-TV-News WPIX-Six-Gun Playhouse WATV-Film; Of Human Interest 6:30-WNBT-Easy Does It. Johnny Andrews WCBS-TV-Lucky Pup WABD-Magic Cottage: Pat Melkle 6:45-WCBS-TV-Bob Howard Show WJZ-TV-Oky Doky Ranch 6:55-WNBT-Weather Man' Tex Antoine WPIX-Film Museum 7:00-WCBS-TV-Your Sports Special WNBT-Judy Splinters WABD-Captain Video WJZ-TV-Ship's Reporter WATV-Western Film

7:15-WJZ-TV-Adventure Film WCBS-TV-Ted Steele Show WNBT-Mary Kay and Johnny WPIX-News 7:30-WCBS-TV-Douglas Edwards, News WNBT-Roberts Quinlan Show WARD-Vincent Lopez WJZ-TV-Film;Shanghai Gesture, With Gene Tierney. Walter Huston WPIX-Film: Three Legionnaires. With Robert Armstrong, Lyle Talbot 7:45-WCBS-TV-Sonny Xenclis Show. With Gigi Durston WNBT-News-John Cameron Swayze WABD-Manhattan Spotlight. With Charles Tranurn 8:00-WCB5-TV-Fllm: Marked Men, With Warren Hull, Isabel Jewell WNBT-Fun-for-All : Olsen and Johnson; Al Goodman Orchestra WABD-Court of Current Issues: Must We Increase Our Aid to Britain?-Senator George W. Malone of Nevada. Richard S. Rimanotzy, Lawrence Fertig, James M. Minifie, Prof. George Soule, William Becker: Francis D. Wells Presiding WATV-Film: Of Human Interest 8:25-WATV-Rasebrill: Rochester at Newark 8:30-WJZ-TV-Film: To Hear Again 9:00-WCBS-We the People WABD-Talent Jackpot: Ed Wolfe WNBT-Lights Out: Episode Two, With William Post, Jr., Mary Patton. Eva Marie Saint WPIX-Wrestling at Coney Island Velodrome 9:30-WCBS-TV-Wesley, With Johnny Stewart WNBT-Trotting Races. Westbury, L. I. (Also 10:15 to 11) WABD-Film: The Black Doll, With Donald Woods, Nan Grey WJZ-TV-Film Shorts 10:00-WNBT-Musical Film: Paradise Island WJZ-TV-Boxing From Chicago (Also Audience Participation Quiz) WCBS-TV-Jeanne Bargy, Songs 10:15-WNBT-Trotting Races. Westbury, L.I. WCBS-TV-Newsreel 10:30-WABD-News 10:45-WPIX-Newsreel 11:00-WNBT-Yesterday's Newsreel WOR-TV Channel 9 was under construction during the summer of 1949 and began regular programming on October11. 1949.

Retro: West Virginia Monday, November 3, 1997

By request, from TV Guide, West Virginia Edition: WSAZ Ch. 3 Charleston/Huntington (NBC) 5 AM NBC News (Linda Vester) 5:30 News 6 AM News 7 AM Today (Donald Trump (first of two interviews), Kelsey Grammer, Jenny Jones) 9 AM Leeza 10 AM Sunset Beach (not sure if I can call this a delay, even though 3 PM was the recommended time--NBC's affiliates were all over the place with this soap) 11 AM Maury Povich (topic: women and drugs) 12 N News 12:30 Extra! 1 PM Days Of Our Lives 2 PM Another World 3 PM Rosie O'Donnell (guest: John Travolta) 4 PM Oprah Winfrey 5 PM News 5:30 American Journal (a Miami woman's attempt to swim from the Bahamas to Florida without a shark cage) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News (Tom Brokaw) 7 PM Wheel Of Fortune (Celebrity Week begins) 7:30 Jeopardy! (the two-week Teen Tournament begins) 8 PM Suddenly Susan 8:30 Caroline In The City 9 PM NBC Movie: "House Of Frankenstein 1997" (conclusion) 11 PM News 11:35 Tonight Show (Bob Dole, Samuel L. Jackson) 12:35 Late Night With Conan O'Brien (Wayne Newton, model Madison) 1:35 Later (Cindy Crawford hosts; singer Patty Loveless) 2:05 America's Jewelry Store 4 AM Inside Edition 4:30 Nightside WCMH Ch. 4 Columbus, OH (NBC) 5 AM NBC News 5:30 News 7 AM Today 9 AM Leeza 10 AM Jenny Jones 11 AM People's Court

12 N News 1 PM Sunset Beach 2 PM Another World 3 PM Days Of Our Lives 4 PM Montel Williams 5 PM News 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Extra! 7:30 Access Hollywood 8 PM Suddenly Susan 8:30 Caroline In The City 9 PM NBC Movie: "House Of Frankenstein 1997" 11 PM News 11:35 Tonight Show 12:35 Late Night With Conan O'Brien 1:35 Later 2:05 News 2:40 Nightside 4 AM Access Hollywood 4:30 This Morning's Business WOAY Ch. 4 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill (ABC) 5:30 Extra! 6 AM ABC News (Mark Mullen) 6:45 News 7 AM Good Morning America (guest: Alan Alda) 9 AM Montel Williams 10 AM People's Court 11 AM The View 12 N News 12:30 Port Charles 1 PM All My Children 2 PM One Life To Live 3 PM General Hospital 4 PM Boy Meets World 4:30 Home Improvement 5 PM Rosie O'Donnell 6 PM News 6:30 ABC News (Peter Jennings) 7 PM Home Improvement 7:30 Real TV (footage of Lucille Ball, part 1 of 2) 8 PM Primetime Live (an interview with Mike Tyson; Michael Jordan discusses the relationship between sports and business success)

9 PM NFL Football: Steelers-Chiefs 12 M News (time approximate) 12:35 Nightline (Ted Koppel) 1:05 Politically Incorrect (Jerry Springer, Busta Rhymes, columnist Julianne Malveaux) 1:35 Keenen Ivory Wayans sign off 2:35 AM WDTV Ch. 5 Weston/Clarksburg (CBS/ABC) 5 AM First Business 5:30 CBS News (Cynthia Bowers) 6 AM Martha Stewart Living 6:30 News 7 AM CBS This Morning (Jose Diaz-Balart/Mark McEwen/Jane Robelot) 9 AM Ricki Lake (topic: disapproving of an older relative's attire) 10 AM Montel Williams 11 AM Price Is Right 12 N News 12:30 Young And The Restless 1:30 Bold And The Beautiful 2 PM As The World Turns 3 PM Guiding Light 4 PM Rosie O'Donnell 5 PM Extra! 5:30 News 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News (Dan Rather) 7 PM Home Improvement 7:30 Boy Meets World 8 PM Cosby 8:30 Everybody Loves Raymond 9 PM George & Leo (Bob Newhart, Judd Hirsch) 9:30 Cybill 10 PM Brooklyn South 11 PM News 11:35 David Letterman (John Travolta) 12:35 Tom Snyder (author Rick Bragg) 1:35 Infomercial 2:05 Up To The Minute (to 5 AM) WSYX Ch. 6 Columbus, OH (ABC) 5 AM ABC News 5:30 U.S. Farm Report 6 AM News

7 AM Good Morning America 9 AM Jerry Springer (topic: pregnancy and transsexualism) 10 AM Sally Jessy Raphael 11 AM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 12 N News 12:30 Port Charles 1 PM All My Children 2 PM One Life To Live 3 PM General Hospital 4 PM Rosie O'Donnell 5 PM News 5:30 Hard Copy 6 PM News 6:30 ABC News 7 PM Pictionary 7:30 Entertainment Tonight 8 PM Primetime Live 9 PM NFL Football: Steelers-Chiefs 12 M News (time approximate) 12:35 Nightline 1:05 Politically Incorrect 1:35 Real TV 2:05 Judge Judy 2:35 Cops 3:05 Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol 3:35 World News Now (Mark Mullen, to 5:30 AM) WVVA Ch. 6 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill (NBC) 5 AM Nightside 5:30 NBC News 6 AM News 7 AM Today 9 AM Regis & Kathie Lee (guest: actress Jeri Ryan) 10 AM 700 Club 11 AM Leeza 12 N Sunset Beach 1 PM Days Of Our Lives 2 PM Another World 3 PM Ricki Lake 4 PM Oprah Winfrey 5 PM News 5:30 Inside Edition (interviews with the victims in the Roman Polanski sexual-assault case) 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News

7 PM Wheel Of Fortune 7:30 Jeopardy! 8 PM Suddenly Susan 8:30 Caroline In The City 9 PM NBC Movie: "House Of Frankenstein 1997" 11 PM News 11:35 Tonight Show 12:35 Late Night With Conan O'Brien 1:35 Later 2:05 Martha Stewart Living 2:35 Gayle King (the public's obsession with celebrity gossip) 3:05 America's Jewelry Store (to 5 AM) WCHS Ch. 8 Charleston/Huntington (ABC) 5 AM ABC News 5:30 Good Morning West Virginia 7 AM Good Morning America 9 AM Regis & Kathie Lee 10 AM Jerry Springer 11 AM The View 12 N News 12:30 Port Charles 1 PM All My Children 2 PM One Life To Live 3 PM General Hospital 4 PM Montel Williams 5 PM Sally Jessy Raphael 6 PM News 6:30 ABC News 7 PM Entertainment Tonight 7:30 Hard Copy 8 PM Primetime Live 9 PM NFL Football: Steelers-Chiefs 12 M News (time approximate) 12:35 Nightline 1:05 Politically Incorrect 1:35 Keenen Ivory Wayans 2:35 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 3:30 World News Now (to 5 AM) WSWP Ch. 9 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill WPBY Ch. 33 Charleston/Huntington (PBS) 5 AM Bloomberg Morning News 5:30 Women And Social Action

6:30 Body Electric 7 AM Theodore Tugboat 7:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 8 AM Barney & Friends 8:30 Puzzle Place 9 AM Big Comfy Couch 9:30 In-school programs 10 AM Where In Time Is Carmen Sandiego? 10:30 Imagination Station 11 AM Reading Rainbow 11:30 Sesame Street 12:30 In-school programs 2 PM Zoobilee Zoo 2:30 Storytime 3 PM Arthur 3:30 Magic School Bus 4 PM Kratts' Creatures 4:30 Wishbone 5 PM Where In Time Is Carmen Sandiego? 5:30 Bill Nye The Science Guy 6 PM 1 Zone (teenage-oriented program) 6:30 Nightly Business Report 7 PM Newshour With Jim Lehrer 8 PM Full Circle With Michael Palin (tour of Chile and Bolivia) 9 PM Stephen Hawking's Universe ("dark matter" that Hawking claims makes up most of the universe) 10 PM Adventurers (August and Jacques Piccard, who, respectively, explored the highest and lowest points on Earth) 11 PM Charlie Rose 12 M Instructional Programming (to 5 AM) WBNS Ch. 10 Columbus, OH (CBS) 5 AM News 6 AM News 7 AM CBS This Morning (local/national) 8 AM CBS This Morning (national only) 9 AM Regis & Kathie Lee 10 AM Martha Stewart Living 10:30 Gayle King 11 AM Price Is Right 12 N News 12:30 Young And The Restless 1:30 Bold And The Beautiful 2 PM As The World Turns 3 PM Guiding Light

4 PM Oprah Winfrey 5 PM News 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Jeopardy! 7:30 Wheel Of Fortune 8 PM Cosby 8:30 Everybody Loves Raymond 9 PM George & Leo 9:30 Cybill 10 PM Brooklyn South 11 PM News 11:35 David Letterman 12:35 Married With Children 1:05 American Journal 1:35 Inside Edition 2:05 Tom Snyder 3:05 News 3:40 Up To The Minute 4:30 Ag Day WVAH Ch. 11 Charleston/Huntington (Fox/UPN) 5 AM Breaker High 5:30 Sweet Valley High 6 AM Mr. Men 6:30 Mummies Alive 7 AM Bobby's World 7:30 Casper 8 AM Wacky World Of Tex Avery 8:30 101 Dalmatians 9 AM Infomercials 10 AM Judge Judy 10:30 Judge Judy 11 AM Home Team With Terry Bradshaw 12 N Ricki Lake 1 PM Infomercials 2 PM Bananas In Pajamas & The Crayon Box 2:30 Mighty Ducks 3 PM Spider-Man 3:30 BeetleBorgs Metallix 4 PM Power Rangers Turbo 4:30 Goosebumps 5 PM Simpsons 5:30 Simpsons (guest voice: Ernest Borgnine) 6 PM Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air

6:30 Andy Griffith 7 PM Grace Under Fire 7:30 Roseanne 8 PM Melrose Place 9 PM Ally McBeal 10 PM Real TV 10:30 Cops 11 PM M*A*S*H 11:30 Andy Griffith 12 M Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 1 AM Vibe (Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Pamela Lee) 2 AM Infomercials 3 AM Movie: "Welcome Home" (to 5 AM) WBOY Ch. 12 Weston/Clarksburg (NBC/ABC) 6 AM NBC News 6:25 News 7 AM Today 9 AM Regis & Kathie Lee 10 AM Leeza 11 AM 700 Club 12 N News 12:30 Access Hollywood 1 PM Days Of Our Lives 2 PM Another World 3 PM Sunset Beach 4 PM Roseanne 4:30 Mad About You 5 PM Hard Copy 5:30 News 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Seinfeld 7:30 Frasier 8 PM Suddenly Susan 8:30 Caroline In The City 9 PM NBC Movie: "House Of Frankenstein 1997" 11 PM News 11:35 Tonight Show 12:35 Late Night With Conan O'Brien 1:35 Later 2:05 Nightside (to 6 AM) WOWK Ch. 13 Charleston/Huntington (CBS)

5 AM CBS News 5:30 News 7 AM CBS This Morning (local/national) 8 AM CBS This Morning (national only) 9 AM Martha Stewart Living 9:30 Gayle King 10 AM People's Court 11 AM Price Is Right 12 N News 12:30 Young And The Restless 1:30 Bold And The Beautiful 2 PM As The World Turns 3 PM Guiding Light 4 PM Home Improvement 4:30 Home Improvement 5 PM News 5:30 News 6 PM News 6:30 CBS News 7 PM Seinfeld 7:30 Frasier 8 PM Cosby 8:30 Everybody Loves Raymond 9 PM George & Leo 9:30 Cybill 10 PM Brooklyn South 11 PM News 11:35 David Letterman 12:35 Tom Snyder 1:35 All News Channel 2:05 Up To The Minute 4 AM All News Channel (to 5 AM) WTAP Ch. 15 Parkersburg, WV/Marietta, OH (NBC) 5 AM This Morning's Business 5:30 NBC News 6 AM News 7 AM Today 9 AM Regis & Kathie Lee 10 AM Leeza 11 AM Sunset Beach 12 N News 12:30 Martha Stewart Living 1 PM Days Of Our Lives 2 PM Another World

3 PM Montel Williams 4 PM Oprah Winfrey 5 PM Home Improvement 5:30 Seinfeld 6 PM News 6:30 NBC News 7 PM Wheel Of Fortune 7:30 Jeopardy! 8 PM Suddenly Susan 8:30 Caroline In The City 9 PM NBC Movie: "House Of Frankenstein 1997" 11 PM News 11:35 Tonight Show 12:35 Late Night With Conan O'Brien 1:35 Later 2:05 Nightside (to 5 AM) WOUB Ch. 20 Athens, OH (PBS) 6 AM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 6:30 Arthur 7 AM Sesame Street 8 AM Barney & Friends 8:30 Shining Time Station 9 AM In-school programs 11:30 Reading Rainbow 12 N Wishbone 12:30 In-school programs 3 PM G.E.D. 3:30 Barney & Friends 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Kratts' Creatures 5:30 Wishbone 6 PM Where In Time Is Carmen Sandiego? 6:30 Bill Nye The Science Guy 7 PM Newshour With Jim Lehrer 8 PM Full Circle With Michael Palin 9 PM Stephen Hawking's Universe 10 PM Adventurers 11 PM News 11:30 European Journal 12 M Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler WPBO Ch. 42 Portsmouth, OH (PBS) 6 AM Bloomberg Morning News

6:30 Wimzie's House 7 AM Tots TV 7:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 8 AM Barney & Friends 8:30 Puzzle Place 9 AM In-school programs 3 PM Arthur 3:30 Reading Rainbow 4 PM Kratts' Creatures 4:30 Wishbone 5 PM Where In Time Is Carmen Sandiego? 5:30 Bill Nye The Science Guy 6 PM Newshour With Jim Lehrer 7 PM Wild World (nothing to do with Cat Stevens) 7:30 Are You Being Served? 8 PM Full Circle With Michael Palin 9 PM Stephen Hawking's Universe 10 PM Adventurers 11 PM Are You Being Served? 11:30 Charlie Rose 12:30 Sherlock Holmes 1 AM Full Circle With Michael Palin 2 AM Stephen Hawking's Universe 3 AM Adventurers sign off 4 AM WYMT Ch. 57 Hazard, KY (CBS) 5 AM Up To The Minute 6 AM News 6:30 News 7 AM CBS This Morning (local/national) 8 AM CBS This Morning (national only) 9 AM Inside Edition 9:30 Laverne & Shirley 10 AM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 11 AM Price Is Right 12 N News 12:30 Young And The Restless 1:30 Bold And The Beautiful 2 PM As The World Turns 3 PM Guiding Light 4 PM Oprah Winfrey 5 PM News 5:30 News 6 PM News

6:30 CBS News 7 PM Andy Griffith 7:30 Judge Judy 8 PM Cosby 8:30 Everybody Loves Raymond 9 PM George & Leo 9:30 Cybill 10 PM Brooklyn South 11 PM News 11:35 David Letterman 12:35 LAPD: Life On The Beat 1 AM Infomercial sign off 1:30 AM WVSX (WVNS) Ch. 59 Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill (Fox) 5 AM Shepherd' Bible Study 6 AM Infomercials 7 AM Bobby's World 7:30 Casper 8 AM Mr. Men 8:30 Dennis The Menace 9 AM Dating Game 9:30 Newlywed Game 10 AM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 11 AM Simon & Simon 12 N Rockford Files 1 PM Infomercials 3 PM Spider-Man 3:30 BeetleBorgs Metallix 4 PM Power Rangers Turbo 4:30 Goosebumps 5 PM Little House On The Prairie 6 PM Married With Children 6:30 Mad About You 7 PM Seinfeld 7:30 Simpsons 8 PM Melrose Place 9 PM Ally McBeal 10 PM Cops 10:30 Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol 11 PM Simpsons 11:30 Married With Children 12 M Vibe 1 AM Infomercial 1:30 Strange Universe

2 AM Team Knight Rider 3 AM Coast Guard 3:30 Shop At Home Network (to 5 AM) KET Kentucky Educational Television (WKPI/22 Pikeville, WKAS/25 Ashland, WKHA/35 Hazard, WKMR/38 Morehead) (PBS) 6:30 Bloomberg Morning News 7 AM Sesame Street 8 AM Barney & Friends 8:30 Arthur 9 AM Learn To Read 9:30 Math Basics 10 AM Body Electric 10:30 JoAnna Lund's HELP Yourself 11 AM Magic School Bus 11:30 Wishbone 12 N Storytime 12:30 Barney & Friends 1 PM In-school programs 2 PM The Western Tradition 3 PM Barney & Friends 3:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 4 PM Sesame Street 5 PM Reading Rainbow 5:30 Where In Time Is Carmen Sandiego? 6 PM Learn To Read 6:30 Nightly Business Report 7 PM Newshour With Jim Lehrer 8 PM Kentucky Tonight 9 PM Stephen Hawking's Universe 10 PM Human Language (the evolution of nonverbal communication) 11 PM News 11:30 Computer Chronicles sign off 12 M

I can't believe it! WYMT-57, showing Laverne & Shirley at 9:30 every morning. I thought the syndicated reruns died before we went into the '90s. Of course, Andy Griffith is on there... Also: Home Team/Terry Bradshaw used to be on newborn KONG-16 here in Seattle, but the talk show was very short-lived. -crainbebo

WYMT used to show reruns of "Dear John" with Judd Hirsch weeknights at 7:30 and that was in the early 2000s. I can't remember any other station doing that at the time. I think Ch. 57 buys whatever they can get cheap; for example, you don't see "Wheel Of Fortune" and "Jeopardy!" there, even though sister station WKYT does carry them.

Retro:Cleveland Friday July 26, 1957

Source:Cleveland Plain Dealer Archives KYW-TV 3 NBC 7AM Today (Tom Haley News 7:25, 7:55, 8:25, 8:55) 9AM Cash On The Line-Tom Haley (Movie) 10AM Home-Arlene Francis (Window-Local Women's program 10:25) 11AM Price Is Right-Bill Cullen 11:30 Truth Or Consequences-Bob Barker Noon Tic Tac Dough 12:30 Could Be You-Bill Leyden 1PM Playhouse-"Big" Wilson (Movie) 2:30 Bride And Groom 3PM Matinee Theater-COLOR 4PM Queen For A Day 4:45 Modern Romances 5PM Comedy Time-Dear Phoebe (Peter Lawford, Charles Lane) 5:30 Meet Corliss Archer 6PM Adventure Time-Big Wilson 6:55 News 7PM Studio 57 7:30 Helen O' Connell 7:45 News Caravan-John Cameron Swayze 8PM Blondie 8:30 Life Of Riley 9PM On Trial 9:30 Big Moiment-Sports 10PM Boxing-Gillette 10:45 Red Barber 11PM News-Tom Field 11:10 Weather 11:15 Sports-Bob Neal

11:20 Jungle 11:30 Theater 3 1AM sign-off WEWS-5 ABC 8:50 Prayer 8:55 News 9AM Fun Farm-Ron Penfound 9:30 Paige Palmer 10AM Movie 11:30 Liberace 11:55 News 12N Noon Show-Captain Penny (Ron Penfound) 1PM Stu Erwin (Trouble With Father) 1:30 Susie (Private Secretary) 2PM Star Performance 2:30 Dateline:Europe 3PM Afternoon Film Festival (After one more week, American Bandstand would premiere August 5..) 4:30 Theater 5 5PM Mickey Mouse Club 6PM Cowboy G-Men 6:30 Dorothy Fuldheim 6:45 Weather 6:50 2-Star News-Penfound/Paul Wilcox 7PM Legionnaire 7:30 Film 7:45 Bill Veeck 8PM Pregame 8:10 Baseball-Indians at Boston Red Sox (Indians lost 10-1)-Ken Coleman, Jim Britt 10:50 Baseball Scores 11PM News-John B. Hughes 11:15 Movie 12:45 Sign-Off WJW-TV 8 CBS 7AM Jimmy Dean 7:45 News 8AM Captain Kangaroo 8:45 News 9AM KIdBits-Davey Herbert 9:30 Your Town-Linn Sheldon, Maggie Wulff

(5 weeks after this, Sheldon moved to KYW September 2, 1957 and started the Barnaby Show, which he would do almost continually on Cleveland TV until March 30, 1990) 10AM Fred Waring 11:30 Strike It Rich Noon Valiant Lady 12:15 Love Of Life 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1PM Gem Theater-Movie 2:30 House Party-Linkletter 3PM Big Payoff-Randy Merriman 3:30 Bob Crosby 4PM Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5PM As The World Turns (delay) 5:30 Our Miss Brooks 6PM Cartoon Carnival-Herbert (Mr. Banjo) 6:30 News 6:40 Scorecard 6:45 Douglas Edwards CBS News 7PM Theater 7:30 Spike Jones 8PM West Point Story 8:30 Destiny 9PM Mr. Adams and Eve 9:30 Schlitz Playhouse of Stars 10PM Undercurrent 10:30 Heart Of The City 11PM Warren Guthrie Sohio Reporter 11:10 Sports-John Fitzgerald 11:15 Weather-Howard Hoffman 11:20 Nite Owl Theater 12:50 Movie 2AM Sign-Off Retro: Maritimes Mon, July 27, 1987

from my home TV Guide edition, Maritime Provinces (aka Maritimes) edition...or as what many TVGologists call it, the Canadian version of the infamous Montana edition Out-of-region channels listed ADT

ATV (CTV): CKCW-2 Moncton/8 Charlottetown, CJCB 4-Sydney, CJCH 5Halifax, CKLT 9-Saint John/Fredericton (CKLT was a CKCW relay) 7:00 Astroboy (dubbed Via Le Monde version) 7:30 Canada AM 10:00 Romper Room & Friends 10:30 What's Cooking 11:00 Guess What 11:30 Definition noon He-Man & the Masters of the Universe 12:30 Inspector Gadget 1:00 Jeopardy! 1:30 City Lights 2:00 Lifetime (studying marriage conflicts/guest Doreen Wicks, who has won awards for her volunteer work/everyday heroes/pros and cons of answering machines) 3:00 Another World 4:00 General Hospital 5:00 Live at 5 6:00 News 6:30 Family Ties (Tom Hanks guest stars as Uncle Ned) 7:00 Who's the Boss? 7:30 St. Elsewhere 8:30 Live It Up 9:00 Movie "Rules of Marriage" mid. CTV National News 12:20 News 1:00 Magnum, PI WLBZ 2-NBC Bangor 6:30 Morning Stretch 7:00 NBC News at Sunrise 7:30 News 8:00 Today (guests Timothy Dalton and Billy Joel) 10:00 Days of Our Lives 11:00 Sale of the Century 11:30 Classic Concentration noon Wheel of Fortune 12:30 Scrabble 1:00 News 1:30 Phil Donahue 2:30 Wordplay 3:00 Another World 4:00 Santa Barbara 5:00 Judge 5:30 Three's Company 6:00 M*A*S*H 6:30 Entertainment Tonight

7:00 News 7:30 NBC Nightly News 8:00 Wheel of Fortune 8:30 Jeopardy! 9:00 ALF 9:30 Valerie 10:00 Movie "Choices of the Heart" mid. News 12:30 Tonight Show 1:30 Late Night with David Letterman WJBK 2-CBS Detroit 5:00 Movie "Mutiny on the Bounty" cont'd (bw) 5:30 Fantasy Island 6:00 Classic Country 6:30 Muppet Show 7:00 $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime 7:30 Wall Street Journal Report 8:00 CBS Morning News 8:30 Morning Program (pt 1 of a 2-part interview with Debbie Reynolds) 10:00 Big Valley 11:00 $25,000 Pyramid 11:30 Card Sharks noon Price is Right 1:00 News 1:30 Young & the Restless 2:30 Bold & the Beautiful 3:00 As the World Turns 4:00 Guiding Light 5:00 Divorce Court "Burnside v Burnside" (pt 1) 5:30 Superior Court 6:00 Judge 6:30 People's Court 7:00 News 8:00 CBS Evening News 8:30 Too Close for Comfort 9:00 Kate & Allie 9:30 My Sister Sam 10:00 Newhart 10:30 Designing Women 11:00 Cagney & Lacey mid. News 12:30 Taxi 1:00 Hart to Hart 2:00 Streets of San Francisco 3:00 News

3:30 Saturday Night 4:30 Naked City (bw) CBC Maritimes: CBHT 3-Halifax, CBIT 5-Sydney, CBCT 13-Charlottetown 10:00 Fred Penner's Place 10:15 Friendly Giant 10:30 Mr. Dressup 11:00 Sesame Street noon Midday 1:00 Trapper John, MD 2:00 Coronation Street 3:00 All My Children 4:00 Facts of Life (pt 1 of a 4-part rerun of the movie The Facts of Life Goes to Paris) 4:30 Edison Twins 5:00 Video Hits (M-Th at 5, Fri's show was a hour long and started at 4:30) 5:30 Three's Company 6:00 News 7:00 Land & Sea 7:30 Airwaves 8:00 Kate & Allie 8:30 Hangin' In 9:00 Newhart 9:30 Designing Women 10:00 The National 10:25 The Journal 11:00 News 11:30 Maude mid. Return to Eden CJBR 3 (actually 2)-Rimouski/CBAFT 11-Moncton (SRC) 12:15pm Calimero 12:30 Mom ami Guignol 12:45 Madame Pepperpote 1:00 Premiere edition 1:15 Fariboles 1:30 Avis de recherche 2:00 Reflets d'un pays 3:00 Cinema "Kitty Foyle" (bw) 5:00 Fraggle Rock 5:30 Schtroumpfs (Smurfs) 6:00 (CJBR) Histoires d'hier et d'aujourd'hui 6:00 (CBAFT) Nouvelles 6:30 (CBAFT) Histoires d'hier et d'aujourd'hui 7:00 (CJBR) Nouvelles 7:15 (CJBR) Fariboles 7:30 Palme d'Or (this series was about the Cannes Film Festival)

8:00 Maitres de l'anmation 8:30 Cinema "Mais qui a tue Harry?" 11:00 Le Telejournal 11:20 Le Point 11:40 Nouvelles du sport 11:55 Cinema "Traitement de choc" CHSJ (CBC): 4 Saint John/Fredericton, 7 Moncton 8:00 100 Huntley Street 9:00 Sesame Street (network from Fri) 10:00 Fred Penner's Place 10:15 Friendly Giant 10:30 Mr. Dressup 11:00 Video Hits (network from Fri; it aired at 11:30 the rest of the week) noon Price is Right 1:00 Trapper John, MD 2:00 Coronation Street 3:00 All My Children 4:00 Facts of Life 4:30 Diff'rent Strokes 5:00 Too Close for Comfort 5:30 News (produced at CBC Fredericton) 6:30 Diff'rent Strokes 7:00 ALF 7:30 Airwaves 8:00 Kate & Allie 8:30 Hangin' In 9:00 Newhart 9:30 Designing Women 10:00 The National 10:25 The Journal 11:00 News (this came from CHSJ's studios in Saint John) 11:30 Maude mid. Return to Eden WABI 5-CBS Bangor 6:55 Open Door 7:00 CBS Morning News 8:30 Morning Program 10:00 Hour Magazine (guests were Head of the Class' Khrystyne Haje, Brian Robbins, and Dan Schneider) 11:00 $25,000 Pyramid 11:30 Card Sharks noon Price is Right 1:00 Divorce Court 1:30 Young & the Restless

2:30 Bold & the Beautiful 3:00 As the World Turns 4:00 Guiding Light 5:00 Monkees (x2) 6:00 Andy Griffith (bw) 6:30 Hollywood Squares 7:00 News 7:30 CBS Evening News 8:00 Magnum, PI 9:00 Kate & Allie 9:30 My Sister Sam 10:00 Newhart 10:30 Designing Women 11:00 Cagney & Lacey mid. News 12:30 Simon & Simon 1:40 Movie "A Touch of Scandal" WVII 7-ABC Bangor 7:00 My Little Pony 'n Friends 7:30 ABC World News This Morning 8:00 Good Morning America (first part of a 3-parter on the new Bond flick The Living Daylights) 10:00 Flintstones 10:30 Who's the Boss? 11:00 Ryan's Hope 11:30 Loving noon Transformers 12:30 One Big Family 1:00 Oprah Winfrey 2:00 All My Children 3:00 One Life to Live 4:00 General Hospital 5:00 Scooby-Doo 5:30 Star Trek 6:30 News 7:00 Benson 7:30 ABC World News Tonight 8:00 People's Court 8:30 Superior Court 9:00 Baseball: San Francisco-Los Angeles mid. News 12:30 ABC News Nightline 1:00 Monday SportsNite WAGM 8-CBS/NBC/ABC Presque Isle

7:15 Sun Riser 7:30 CBS Morning News 8:30 Morning Program 10:00 Phil Donahue 11:00 $25,000 Pyramid 11:30 Card Sharks noon Price is Right 1:00 Super Password (NBC) 1:30 Young & the Restless 2:30 Bold & the Beautiful 3:00 As the World Turns 4:00 Guiding Light 5:00 Little House on the Prairie 6:00 Jeopardy! 6:30 People's Court 7:00 News 7:30 CBS Evening News 8:00 Wheel of Fortune 8:30 Golden Girls (NBC/delay from Sat 10pm) 9:00 Kate & Allie 9:30 My Sister Sam 10:00 Newhart 10:30 Designing Women 11:00 Cagney & Lacey mid. News 12:30 Simon & Simon 1:40 Movie "A Touch of Scandal" MPBN (PBS): WMEM 10-Presque Isle, WMED 13-Calais 8:15 AM Weather 8:30 Nightly Business Report 9:00 Next Steps with Computers in the Classroom 9:30 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 Sesame Street 11:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 11:30 Reading Rainbow noon 3-2-1 Contact 12:30 Sesame Street 1:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 2:00 National Geographic 3:00 New York's Master Chefs 3:30 Body Electric 4:00 GED 4:30 Sesame Street 5:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 6:00 Reading Rainbow

6:30 3-2-1 Contact 7:00 Rod & Reel: Streamside 7:30 Nightly Business Report 8:00 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour 9:00 Upstairs, Downstairs 10:00 American Masters "Nik and Murray" (exploring the partnership of dancerchoreographer Murray Lewis and choreographer Alwin Nikolais) 11:00 Alive from Off Center "Steps" 11:30 Human Face of the Pacific "Marshall Islands: Living with the Bomb" (series finale) WTVS 56-PBS Detroit 5:00 War: A Commentary by Gwynne Dyer 6:00 Quality of Life 6:30 Business of Management 7:00 Wild America 7:30 Money Puzzle 8:00 To Life! Yoga with Priscilla Patrick 9:30 Beachcombers 10:00 3-2-1 Contact 10:30 Reading Rainbow 11:00 Sesame Street noon Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 12:30 3-2-1 Contact 1:00 Reading Rainbow 1:30 Joy of Painting 2:00 We're Cooking Now 2:30 Profiles of Nature 3:00 Sesame Street 4:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 4:30 Yan Can Cook 5:00 Movie "Ambush Trail" (bw) 6:00 National Audubon Society "Condor" 7:00 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour 8:00 Nighly Business Report 8:30 Detroit Black Journal 9:00 River Journeys (pt 1 visits the Waghi River in Papua New Guinea) 10:00 Soldiers: A History of Men in Battle "Fighting Spirit" 11:00 American Masters "Nik and Murray" mid. Fall & Rise of Reginald Perrin 12:30 Nature of Things 1:30 Wild, Wild World of Animals 2:00 River Journeys 3:00 American Masters "Nik and Murray" 4:00 Planet Earth

ASN (cable, ATV's sister station) 10:00 100 Huntley Street 11:00 Newcomers (a big part of the schedule back then, the station, which is now the regional CTV2 affiliate, dropped educational programs last fall) noon Canada: The Great Experience 12:30 Reflets 1:00 20 Minute Workout 1:30 New You 2:00 Today's Special 2:30 Size Small 3:00 Smurfs 3:30 Challenge of the GoBots 4:00 Scooby-Doo 4:30 RoboTech 5:00 Flintstones 5:30 Carol Burnett 6:00 Jackpot 6:30 Wheel of Fortune 7:00 News 7:30 Brian Gazzard 8:00 Cagney & Lacey 9:00 Movie "Murder: By Reason of Insanity" 11:00 News mid. Santa Barbara In my hometown of Amherst, the cable line-up at the time looked like this: 3 WJBK-CBS 4 Community Channel 5 WTVS-PBS 6 CKCW-ATV/CTV (OTA 2) 7 Barker Channel 8 CHSJ-CBC (OTA 7) 9 WVII-ABC 10 WLBZ-NBC 11 CBAFT-SRC (OTA 11, the signal was somewhat snowy) 12 ASN 13 CBCT-CBC (OTA 13, signal was snowy) 17 TSN 18 CNN 19 MuchMusic 20 TNN 21 First Choice-Superchannel

Retro: Saskatchewan, Thur. March 26th, 1981

Source: TV Guide Canada [first one ever read! Rarity, bought on eBay] Lots of different types of bullets in this edition for channel numbers. CHANNELS 2 CKTV Regina [CTV, black] 4 CBKT-1 Moose Jaw [CBC, black] 5P CKBI Prince Albert [CBC, striped] 5S CJFB Swift Current [CBC, white] 5Y CKOS Yorkton [CBC, black] 6 KSRE Minot [PBS, 1/3 white and 2/3 black] 8S CFQC Saskatoon [CTV, black] 8W KUMV Williston [NBC/ABC, see KSRE] 9 CBKT Regina [CBC, black] 10 CICC Yorkton [CTV, black] 11F KTHI Fargo [ABC, white] 11S CBKST Saskatoon [CBC, black] 11W KXMD Williston [CBS/ABC, half black and half white!] 13M KXMC Minot [CBS/ABC, half black and half white!] 13R CBKFT Regina [SRC, black] 5:45 11F Jim Bakker 6AM 2 8S University of the Air Cancer: The breast. Dr. Carol E. Cass. 5P Bob McLean Scheduled guests include the Sears and Switzer comedy team; and the Royal Canadian Air Farce. 5Y 100 Huntley Street 11W 13M Jim Bakker 6:20 8W Country Morning 6:30 2 Kareen's Yoga 8S Saskatchewan A.M. 8W Country Day 6:45 11F AM in FM 7AM 2 8S Canada A.M.

5P 700 Club 8W Today-Tom Brokaw Scheduled: James Caan. 11F 11W 13M Good Morning America-David Hartman 7:30 5Y Top of the Morning 7:45 5S Treehouse Club 6 A.M. Weather 8AM 5P It's A New Day 6 Armchair Fitness 8:15 5S 100 Huntley Street 8:30 5Y Family Feud 6 Over Easy Labor leader Harry Bridges reflects on his career. 9AM 2 8S Romper Room 5P Sesame Street 5Y Shamrock Side of the Morning 8W 11F Phil Donahue 10 700 Club 11W 13M Jeffersons George offers Lionel an executive post in his business. 13R En Movement [In Movement] 9:15 4 9 Newsmagazine 13R 100 Tours De Centour 9:30 2 8S What's Cooking Sandwiches with prune and honey breads, and peanut-butter loaf. 11W 13M Alice An Indian's prediction of an earthquake has everyone a bit on edge. 13 Animagerie 9:45

4 5S 5Y 9 11S Friendly Giant 13 Je Souffle [I Breath-said it was children's show] 10AM 2 Mad Dash 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Saskatchewan Schools 8S Just Like Mom 8W Wheel of Fortune 10 Canada A.M. 11F Love Boat Passengers: Patty Dworkin, Zane Lasky, Samantha Eggar, Minnie Pearl, Arthur Godfrey. 11W 13M Price is Right 13R Passe-Partout 10:30 2 8S Definition Ben Gordon, Helen Hutchinson. 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Mr. Dressup 6 Electric Company 8W Password Plus Bert Convy, Marcia Wallace. 13R Magazine-Express 11AM 2 A.M. Magazine 4 5S 5Y 9 11S Sesame Street 5P Town and Country 8S Two for the Show 8W Card Sharks 11F Family Feud 11W 13M Young and the Restless 13R Au Fil De La Semaine [This Week in Wireless] 11:30 6 Sesame Street 8W Doctors 11F All My Children 13R Wickie 11:55 5P Gilligan's Island Noon 2 8S Flintstones 4 9 Coronation Street 5Y 10 Midday Show [on both private and public affiliates in Yorkton?]

5S 8W 11W 13M News 11S Dick Van Dyke 13R Papa, Cher Papa [Daddy, Dear Daddy, comedy] 12:15 11W 13M Noon Show 12:25 4 9 Afternoon Calendar 5P News 12:30 2 8S News 4 5S 9 11S Bob McLean A screening of the animated film "Tout Rien," a Canadian Oscar nominee. 6 Mister Rogers 8W Days of Our Lives 11F Midday Scheduled: A look at spring adult-education classes; sewing tips. [Live] 11W 13M Search for Tomorrow 13R Midi Plus 12:50 5P Farming Calendar 1PM 2 Johnny Sandison 5P Young and the Restless 5Y John Davidson Guests include Johnny and June Carter Cash, Alan King, Robert Guillaume and Ken Gerbino, chairman of the American Economic Council. 8S Mad Dash 10 Romper Room 11F One Life to Live 11W 13M As The World Turns 1:30 2 8S 8W 10 Another World 4 5S 9 11S [but listed 11M, error I guess] Pot roast with bamboo shoots; and beef with ginger sauce. 13R Emission Scolaire [Emission School] 2PM 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Edge of Night 11F General Hospital 11W 13M Guiding Light

2:30 2 8S 8W Texas 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Take 30 The career of Nathan Cohen, the noted critic and TV personality who died 10 years ago this week, is examined. Hosts: Harry Brown and Hana Gartner. 10 Alan Thicke 3PM 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Today From The Prairies 6 Mystery! Rumpole [Leo McKern] ponders retirement in the conclusion of "Rumpole of the Bailey II." 11F Edge of Night 11W 13M One Day at a Time Ann sees her 36th birthday as a crisis, not a cause for celebration. 13R Femme D'Aujourd'hui [Today's Woman] 3:30 2 Alan Thicke Guests include actors John Gray, Dody Goodman. 8S Alan Thicke Guests include actors Shay Dufin and Andrew Stevens. 8W Be Our Guest 10 University of the Air See 6AM, 2 and 8S. 11F Big Valley 11W 13M Bullwinkle 4PM 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S What's New? 6 Mister Rogerse 8W Cartoon Theater 10 What's Cooking See 9:30, 2 and 8S. 11W 13M Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck 13R Bobino 4:30 2 Batman 4 5S 9 11S Happy Days Richie conjures up a scheme to get a poster girl into his arms. 5P Price is Right 5Y King of Kensington 6 Sesame Street 8S Get Smart

8W I Love Lucy BW 10 Mad Dash 11F Carol Burnett & Friends 11W 13M Beverly Hillbillies 13R Pop Citrouille [Pumpkin Pop] 5PM 2 Bewitched BW 4 5S 9 11S King of Kensington Larry [Al Waxman] foils a robbery attempt at the local bar, but Duke [Bob Vinci] takes all the credit. 5Y Here's Lucy 8S I Love Lucy BW 8W To Tell The Truth 10 Emergency! The hospital staff works to save a poisoned child whose backwoods parents are distrustful of the doctors. Dixie: Julie London. 11F News 11W 13M Happy Days Again 13R Les Pierrafeu [The Flintstones] 5:30 2 8S I Dream of Jeannie 4 5S 9 11S All In The Family Archie believes he's dying because of a spot on his liver. 5P Family Feud 5Y News 6 3-2-1 Contact 8W NBC News-John Chancellor 11F ABC News-Frank Reynolds 11W 13M CBS News-Dan Rather 13R Porteuse De Pain [Bread-Carrier] 6PM 2 5P 5S 5Y 8S 8W 10 11W 13M News 4 9 24 Hours 5Y Price is Right 6 Over Easy Topic: creativity in later life. 11F Joker's Wild 11S Newsday 13 Ce Soir [Tonight] 6:30 2 8W Family Feud 5P Eight is Enough

5S Too Close for Comfort 6 MacNeil, Lehrer Report 8S 11W 13M M*A*S*H 10 Definition Ben Gordon, Helen Hutchinson. 11F Barney Miller 7PM 2 8S 10 11W 13M Magnum, P.I. A cantankerous blind woman [Mercedes McCambridge] hires Magnum [Tom Selleck] to pay off a blackmailer who has something on her granddaughter-but she doesn't want the information. Higgins: John Hillerman. 4 9 11S Barney Miller The detectives are assigned to guard an escape artist [Roscoe Lee Browne]. 5S Facts of Life 5Y To Be Announced 6 Hard Choices 8W Buck Rogers Buck, Hawk and Wilma [Gil Gerard, Thom Christopher, Erin Gray] return from a mission to find their shipmates with altered personalities. Asimov: Jay Garner. 11F Mork & Mindy See 8PM for details. 13R Phare Ouest [Lighthouse West] 7:30 4 9 Shragge's Journal 5P Barney Miller Conclusion. Harris [Ron Glass] takes charge while Barney [Hal Linden] cools his heels in jail, awaiting the outcome of negotiations between the department and his trial judge. Wojo: Maxwell Gail. Holly: Maggie Brown. 5S Bronco Highlights 11F Bosom Buddies 11S John 'N Wal's Saskaton 13R Boogie-Woogie '47 7:45 5S Person to Person 8PM 2 8S 10 Doobie Brothers An outdoor concert taped in 1979 at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre in Wisconsin. Highlights: "Minute By Minute," "What a Fool Believes," "Takin' it to the Streets," "Listen to the Music," "Black Water," "China Grove," "Jesus is Just Alright," and "Long Train Runnin'." 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Mork & Mindy Remo [Jay Thomas] fires a music group because the singer is seven months' pregnant,

prompting Mork and Mindy [Robin Williams, Pam Dawber] to organize a picket line outside his restaurant. 6 With Ossie and Ruby Debut: Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee are hosts of this anthology series drawn from literature, drama, comedy and music. Della Reese is the guest on the first show, which looks at the meaning of life. Music includes her "A Stranger Here on Earth." 8W Command Performance Special: President Ronald Reagan is saluted in an entertainment gala taped March 21 at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C. Scheduled to perform at press time: Tony Bennett, George Benson, Lynda Carter, Johnny Cash, magician David Copperfield, Rodney Dangerfield, Dom DeLuise, Peter Gennardo, Lena Horne, Marilyn Horne, Loretta Lynn, ballerina Natalia Makarova, Luciano Pavarotti, Itzhak Periman, Juliet Prowse, Joan Sutherland, Twyla Tharp, Andy Williams. 11F Barney Miller See 9PM. 11W 13M Knots Landing Sid [Don Murray] turns down JR's offer to patent his new car-engine design-which doesn't necessarily brake JR. Abby: Donna Mills. 13 Cinema "Le Grand Embouteillage." [1976, Italian] [The Great Traffic Jam] 8:30 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Flappers When her mother's boy friend comes to sing at the club, May [Susan Roman] finds he has more on his mind than music. Gino: Jean Gascon. 6 This Old House [CC] Bob Vila checks up on the electrical work and decides on bathroom tiles and kitchen cabinets. 11F Taxi 9PM 2 11W 13M Knots Landing Sid and Gary [Don Murray, Ted Shackelford] fear for their lives and their families after they inform on mobsters to the FBI. [Last show of the season. "Nurse" premieres next week] 4 5S 9 11S Barney Miller A distraught woman reports the "kidnapping" of her $5000 doll, and an optician with dreams of flying to the moon has bought a phony ticket for the space shuttle. 5P Knots Landing Eric [Steve Shaw] saves a drowning girl who freaked out after smoking a joint laced with "angle dust." 5Y Centennial Centennial attracts homesteaders, but their promised land is ravaged by drought and dust storms, and the future is threatened by the onset of depression. 6 Paper Chose Hart [James Stephens] tutors a black woman [Denise Nicholas] who's feeling extreme

pressue to perform because she was admitted under Affirmative Action. 8S House Calls 10 Outdoors Unlimited 11F 20/20-Hugh Downs 9:30 4 5S 9 11S Archie Bunker's lace An increase in anti-Semitic vandalism stirs the community to action: the rabbi organizes volunteers, Murray [Martin Balsam] joins a committee and Archie [Carroll O'Connor] pulls Stephanie out of the temple. 8S 10 Smith & Smith 10PM 2 8S Billy Graham Crusade Special: "Why Does God Allow Suffering?" is the sermon topic. Included: taped footage of the MGM hotel fire in Las Vegas. Music by singer Dave Boyer. 4 9 It's All Here 5P Flamingo Road Constance [Morgan Fairchild] seeks revenge on her estranged husband by having an affair with Sam [John Beck]. 6 MacNeil, Lehrer Report 8W 11F 11W 13M News 10 Live at the Forum 11S Cook's Tour 13R Travail A La Chaine [Line Work] 10:30 4 5S 9 11S Lost Kingdoms Ghana, Part 1. "Chief of Chiefs." An interview with Council of State member Nana Agiemeng Badu. 6 Dick Cavett The first of two scheduled shows with writer Toni Morrison ["Tar Baby"]. 8W Tonight Show Scheduled: Actress Nastassia Kinski ["Tess"]. 11F ABC News-Ted Koppel 11W 13M Jeffersons A white minister is conducting Lionel's wedding, and George [Sherman Hemsley, RIP] refuses to attend. 13R Nouvelles Et Sports [News & Sports] 10:45 13R Telex Arts 10:55 13R Cinema "A vous, mes anges". [To you, my angels] [1976]

11PM 2 8S 10 CTV News-Kirck/Robertson 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S CBC News 6 Sneak Previews Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert predict Academy Award winners and show scenes from Oscar-nominated films. 11F Charlie's Angels Blackmailers set up and photograph lonely women in compromising situations. 11W 13M McMillan & Wife During his annual reserve duty with the Navy's legal-service office, Mac is assigned to defend a Wave [Susan Anspach] accused of murder. 11:20 2 8S 10 News 11:30 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S News 11:30 6 Peek at the Week 8W Tomorrow Coast-To-Coast Joan Baez is interviewed. Also: Jerry Lee Lewis performs. 11:35 6 Captioned ABC News 11:45 4 5P 5S 5Y 9 11S Curling Report Special: Highlights of the day's action at the Silver Broom World Curling Championship at London, Ont. Don Duguid and Don Chevrier report. 8S Entertainers 10 Merv Griffin A visit to the homes of Eva and Zsa Zsa Gabor. 11:55 4 5S 9 11S Golden Soak Alec [Ray Barrett], imprisoned for entering Australia illegally, faces extradition. [Last show of the series.] 5P Movie "X-15." [1961] Documentary-like survey of the men who test the new airplanes. 5Y Movie "Billy Two Hats." [1974] Gregory Peck plays an aging outlaw who takes it on the lam with his young half-breed partner [Desi Arnez Jr.] after a bungled bank robbery. Offbeat oater.

Midnight 2 Movie "Crooks and Coronets." [1969] Fairly humorous heist yarn about a couple of crooks [Telly Savalas, Warren Oates] who plot to plunder the estate of an eccentric British noblewoman [Dame Edith Evans]. 8S Movie "The Red Tent." [1971] The ill-fated 1928 Arctic expedition of General Umberto Nobile [Peter Finch] is chronicled in this beautifully photographed film. Sean Connery. 12:10 11F At Issue 12:40 11F News -crainbebo

Retro: Spokane, WA - Saturday, July 21, 1973

2KREM (ABC) 6:45 amDavey and Goliath 7:00H.R. Pufnstuf 7:30The Jackson 5ive 8:00The Osmonds 8:30The ABC Saturday Superstar Movie 9:30The Brady Kids 10:00Jonny Quest 10:30Kid Power 11:00The Funky Phantom 11:30Lidsville 12 pmThe Monkees 12:30Wagons Ho 1:30MOVIE: Duel in the Jungle (1954) Dana Andrews, Jeanne Crain. An American insurance investigator is sent to Rhodesia to investigate the mysterious death of a diamond broker who drowned while diving off the coast. The broker was insured for $1 million so the insurers are suspicious. 3:30Car and Track 4:00Boxing 5:00Wide World of Sports 6:30The Reasoner Report 7:00The Wild Wild West 8:00The Partridge Family 8:30The Paul Lynde Show 9:00 The Burns and Schreiber Comedy Hour

10:00The Men 11:00ABC Reports 11:15 MOVIE: Dead Ringer (1964) Bette Davis, Karl Malden. A woman murders her rich twin and tries to take her place. 4KXLY (CBS) 7:45 amSunday School of the Air 8:00Mayberry R.F.D. 8:30Sabrina the Teenage Witch 9:00The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan 9:30The New Scooby-Doo Movies 10:30Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space 11:00The Flintstone Comedy Hour 12 pmArchies TV Funnies 12:30Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids 1:00MOVIE: Colossus and the Headhunters (Italian, 1960) Kirk Morris, Laura Brown. Maciste and his people flee their volcanoravaged island. They end up caught in between two warring tribes. 3:00MOVIE: Samson and the Sea Beast (Italian, 1963) Kirk Morris, Margaret Lee. A terrible pirate terrorizes the Antilles plundering ships, slaughtering their crews and selling women as slaves. One of the women asks Samson for help. 5:00Good Ol Nashville 5:30The Porter Wagoner Show 6:00Buck Owens Ranch Show 6:30The Lawrence Welk Show 7:30All in the Family 8:00Hee Haw 9:00Police Surgeon 9:30The Bob Newhart Show 10:00Miss Universe 1973 12 amThe Scene Tonight Host: Bob Barker. 12:15MOVIE: Sergeant Deadhead (1965) Frankie Avalon, Deborah Walley. After accidentally getting launched into space, a sergeant suffers from a personality change and a look-alike replacement must stand in for him at his wedding. 6KHQ (NBC) 7 amThe Houndcats 7:30The Roman Holidays 8:00The Jetsons 8:30The Pink Panther Show 9:00Underdog 9:30The Barkleys

10:00Sealab 2020 10:30Runaround 11:00Baseball Pre-Game 11:15MLB Baseball Minnesota Twins vs. Boston Red Sox. 2 pmThe Dick Van Dyke Show 2:30MOVIE: Day the World Ended (1955) Richard Denning, Lori Nelson. After a nuclear war, an unlikely group of people, including a rancher, a geologist, a crook and his girlfriend, find themselves trapped in the middle of nowhere while battling an ugly mutant. 4:00MOVIE: Destination Gobi (1953) Richard Widmark, Don Taylor. A group of US Navy weathermen taking measurements in the Gobi desert in World War II are forced to seek the help of Mongol nomads to regain their ship while under attack from the Japanese airforce. 6:00NBC Nightly News Floyd Kalber. 6:30Lassie 7:00Bonanza 8:00Emergency! 9:00MOVIE: Mayerling (1968) Omar Sharif, Catherine Denueve. In 1888, the heir to the Habsburg Empire is forced into a suicide pact with his mistress. 11:30Q-6 News 12 amMOVIE: Sink the Bismarck! (1960) Kenneth More, Dana Wynter. The breakout of the Bismarck during the early days of World War II.

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Wednesday, Feb. 21st, 1996

Source: TV Guide CHANNELS 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 6 CHEK Victoria [CTV] 7 KIRO Seattle [UPN] 8 CHAN Vancouver [CTV] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 10 CKVU Vancouver [IND] 11 KSTW Tacoma [CBS] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [FOX] 15 KCKA Centralia [PBS]

22 KTZZ Seattle [WB] 28 KBTC Tacoma [PBS] 5AM 4 5 News 7 This Morning's Business 8 11 13 Infomercial 9 Newshour with Jim Lehrer 12 Headline News 15 28 A Writer's Exchange 22 Ag Day 5:30 7 News 8 Kenneth Copeland 11 CBS News-Robelot/Roberts 12 This Is Your Day 13 Headline News 22 First Business 6AM 5 11 News 6 Body Moves 8 Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show 9 Sesame Street 10 Sports Page 12 Supertime [Japanese] Shown with subtitles. 13 Flintstones 15 28 Universe: The Infinite Froniter 22 News-In Japanese 6:30 6 8 Canada A.M. 10 Kitty Cats 12 News 13 Blinky Bill 22 Mutant League 7AM 2 Morning News 4 Good Morning America Scheduled: Albert Brooks; Debbie Reynolds. 5 Today Scheduled: Actor John Malkovich. 7 7 Live [local morning show with Joyce Taylor]

9 Lamb Chop's Play-Along! 10 Care Bears 11 This Morning Scheduled: Julia Roberts; a report on polygamy. Also: A look at yesterday's Presidential primary. 12 Bonkers 13 Mighty Max 15 28 Mister Rogers 22 Animaniacs 7:30 9 Shining Time Station 10 Albert the Fifth Muskateer 12 Gargoyles 13 V.R. Troopers 15 28 Barney & Friends 22 Sailor Moon 8AM 9 Barney & Friends 10 Animaniacs 12 Aladdin 13 Bobby's World 15 28 Sesame Street 22 Garfield 8:30 9 Mister Rogers 10 Sailor Moon 12 Goof Troop 13 Littlest Pet Shop 22 Highlander 9AM 2 What on Earth 4 8 Regis & Kathie Lee 5 George & Alana 6 Inside Edition 7 Maury Povich 9 Sesame Street 10 100 Huntley Street 11 Jerry Springer 12 Hawaii Five-O 13 Fox Cubhouse 15 28 Sit and Be Fit 22 Jelly Bean Jungle

9:30 2 CBC Playground 6 Movie Show 13 Bananas in Pajamas [since this show was fit more for the age 2-6 crowd, that's probably why 13 had it this late in the morning. Cubhouse IIRC was also for the preschool/kindergarten crowd] 15 28 French in Action 22 Infomercial 10AM 2 Theodore Tugboat 4 Mike & Maty Scheduled: A community activist in Venice, Cal. Also: reports on working out. Hosted by Maty Monfort and Michael Burger. 5 Another World 6 11 The Price is Right 7 Sally Jessy Raphael 8 Jane Hawtin Live 10 It's A New Day 12 George & Alana 13 Little House on the Prairie 15 28 Inspiration of Painting 22 700 Club 10:15 2 Fred Penner's Place 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 15 28 Simply Painting Acrylics 11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Court TV: America's Courts 5 Days Of Our Lives 6 Jenny Jones 7 Montel Williams 8 Movie Show 10 Acting Crazy 11 Bold & The Beautiful 12 Remington Steele 13 In The Heat of the Night 15 28 The Puzzle Place 22 Rescue 911

11:30 4 The City 8 Travel Magazine 10 Money Court 11 Murphy Brown 15 28 Reading Rainbow 22 Top Cops Noon 2 4 All My Children 5 6 7 8 News 9 Nova 10 Babar 11 Coach 12 Baywatch 13 Matlock 15 28 Sesame Street 22 Mark Walberg Scheduled topic: dating in the '90s. 12:30 5 Evening Magazine Scheduled program topic: a Valentine's Day-themed episode featuring the Pacific Northwest's most eligible bachelors. 10 Tell-A-Tale-Town 11 Roseanne 1PM 2 Midday 4 One Life to Live 5 Leeza 6 CHEK Around 7 Crook & Chase Scheduled: The Shirelles. 8 Homestyle 10 Entertainment Desk 11 As The World Turns 12 Maury Povich 13 Movie "Fast Getaway." [1990] A teen [Corey Haim] and his dad [Leo Rossi] mastermind bank robberies. Cynthia Rothrock. 15 28 Kidsongs 22 Doogie Howser, M.D. 1:30 6 Dini Petty

8 Bold & The Beautiful 10 Danger Bay 15 28 Shining Time Station 22 Brady Bunch [in 1996, on a WB affiliate?!?] 2PM 2 One Life to Live 4 10 General Hospital 5 Leeza 7 Tempestt 8 Another World 9 Sesame Street 11 Guiding Light 12 Hard Copy 15 28 Sociological Imagination 22 Family Matteres 2:30 6 Homestyle 12 Infomercial 22 That's Warner Bros.! 3PM 2 Coronation Street 4 Northwest Afternoon Scheduled program topic: friends reunited. 5 10 Phil Donahue 6 Another World 7 8 Ricki Lake Scheduled topic: Encouraging a loved one to get a job. 9 Barney & Friends 11 Young & The Restless 12 V.R. Troopers 13 Taz-Mania 15 28 Sew Creative 22 Goof Troop 3:30 2 Urban Peasant 9 Puzzle Place 12 Saved By The Bell 13 Eek!stravaganza 15 28 Inn Country Chefs 22 Bonkers 4PM

2 The Odyssey 4 Funniest Home Videos A salute to Valentine's Day. Also: A girl who sings like a stuck record; ways to crack an egg; and a look at Christmas. Host: Bob Saget. 5 8 Oprah Winfrey 6 Bold & The Beautiful 7 Jenny Jones 9 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 10 Days of Our Lives 11 Day & Date 12 California Dreams The students pay other classmates to be their servants, but the hired help revolt. Sly: Michael Cade. 13 Batman & Robin 15 28 Wishbone 22 Aladdin 4:30 2 Family Matters 4 Inside Edition Scheduled: A report on a Montana case involving the poisoning death of a toddler. 6 David Letterman Scheduled: Julia Roberts ["Mary Reilly"]; James Brown. [Why did CHEK show it in the afternoon?] 9 Wishbone Digging up a mysterious treasure evokes "Journey to the Center of the Earth," by Jules Verne. 12 Dinosaurs When the Sinclairs' TV is wrecked, Earl enters the family on a game show to win a new set. 13 Siegfried & Roy In Part 3, "Monsters of the Mind," the legendary Book of Sarmoti identifies the two as the chosen "pair of travelers" who can save Sarmoti by hieing to Endland and engaging the evil Titans. 15 28 Carmen Sandiego 22 Gargoyles 5PM 2 Simpsons 4 5 7 8 11 News 9 Mister Rogers 10 Young & The Restless 12 Full House Joey [Dave Coulier] hosts the test-run of a game show called "The Perfect Couple." 13 Full House An old friend [Scott Baio] visits Jesse after a three-year hiatus, and both discover that

Jesse isn't the same daring young man he once was. Jesse: John Stamos. 15 28 ITN World News 22 Dinosaurs See 4:30PM, Ch. 12. 5:30 2 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 6 News 8 Canada Tonight 9 Nightly Business Report Correspondent Dennis Moore reports on the outcome of New Hampshire's Republican primary. 12 22 Blossom Blossom [Mayim Bialik] writes of seeing Anthony [Michael Stoyanov] drink after being alcohol-free for two years in a letter to her mom. Nick: Ted Wass. 13 Gilligan's Island [Again, WHAT the heck is it doing on a Fox station in 1996?!?] A native girl sets her sights on Gilligan. 15 28 Think Tank 6PM 2 CBC News 4 ABC News-Peter Jennings 5 NBC News-Tom Brokaw 6 7 8 10 News 9 Newshour with Jim Lehrer 11 CBS News-Dan Rather 12 Home Improvement Tim advises Al [Richard Karn] about a new woman in Al's life. 13 Full House D.J. takes work as a baby sitter to pay for her own phone, but the boy she sits takes a big toll on her. 15 28 John McLaughlin's One on One 22 Step by Step Dana moves out and into her own apartment, and Frank moves a big-screen TV into the bedroom. Dana: Staci Keanan. 6:30 4 5 News 7 Hard Copy 11 Cheers Since his breakup with Diane, Frasier [Kelsey Grammer] has taken to the bottle, and Sam wants to help but doubts Diane's plan. Diane: Shelley Long. Sam: Ted Danson. 12 Roseanne Doubt creates a roadblock on the rocky road to marriage when Fred [Michael O'Keefe] fears that Jackie is in love with another. 13 M*A*S*H

Margaret wants to bury a time capsule at the 4077th, and asks everyone "to contribute on item they think symbolizes their experience in Korea." Loretta Swit, Alan Alda. 15 28 Hometime 22 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Will and Lisa's wedding plans get out of hand when Lisa's dad [John Amos] and Philips can't agree on the arrangements, so the couple heads for Las Vegas to elope. 7PM 2 Adrienne Clarkston 4 8 Wheel of Fortune 5 Evening Magazine Included: a tour of the Crayola crayon factory and a visit with crayon molders. 6 Funniest Home Videos 7 10 Entertainment Tonight 9 Bill Nye The Science Guy Nye goes right to the source to shed some light on the brightest star in the sky-the sn. 11 Married...With Children Mistaken identity turns Al into a PI. 12 Seinfeld Jerry and George find Kramer, whose past is laid out by the lieutenant [Peter Mumik] seeking his confession. 13 Home Improvement Jill feels her life is viewed as mundane by her sister, a globe-trotting, free-lance photographer. Carrie: Tudi Roche. 15 28 Newton's Apple 22 Baywatch While coaching Matt for a kick-boxing tournament, Mitch finds himself reunited with an old adversary [Loren Avedon]. 7:30 4 8 Jeopardy! 5 American Journal 6 11 Extra! 7 Seinfeld See 7PM, Ch. 12. 9 Color TV 10 13 Simpsons Homer graduates from Krusty's Clown College and, as a Krusty impersonator, becomes a target for the clown's bookie. Voices include Dick Cavett, Johnny Unitas. 12 Murphy Brown Murphy attends a White House luncheon and unwittingly brings home a souvenir: Socks the cat. Joan Lunden has a cameo. 15 28 Today's Japan 8PM and later will be added shortly.

8PM 2 This Hour Has 22 Minutes 4 8 Ellen Mary Tyler Moore appears as herself on a snappy outing inspired by the actress's wellpublicized support for the humane treatment of animals. In 1994, Moore bid $1000 to save a ninety-something lobster from the boiling pot. On tonight's episode, Ellen tries to rescue a venerable crustacean from certain death when a famous L.A.-area eatery auctions off an aged lobster as part of a promotional event. Ellen's lobster liberation quickly becomes a cause celebre, and Moore shows up to offer her a formal commendation. 5 Future of Crime Fighting A look at how innovations in technology are providing law-enforcement officers with greater flexibility and safety in their dealings with dangerous criminals and situations. Included: a robot used to dispose of explosives. 6 Coach Hayden and Christine [Shelley Fabares] feel squeezed by job pressures while trying to start a family. 7 One West Waikiki Mack is to provide security for the U.S. Vice President when he learns that he's been poisoned and at the mercy of perpetrators who hold the antidote. Mack: Richard Burgi. 9 The Churchills An engrossing profile of the British family that focuses mainly on the life of its bestknown member, Winston Churchill [1874-1965]. The documentary picks up the family history in 1873, with the meeting and marriage of Winston's parents: the politically ambitious Randolph died when Winston was 16, leaving the son to achieve what his father could not. Winston entered government in the heyday of the British Empire. Interviews and archival footage chronicle his career, during which he would emerge several times from political isolation, eventually to inspire his nation to its "finest hour" during World War II. 10 13 Beverly Hills, 90210 Kelly gets a roommate in rehab; Susan and Brandon ski into trouble while racing; lonelyhearts Colin and Valerie keep each other company; Donna investigates a new cardiac procedure that could help Joe. 11 Dave's World Eric and Mia's domestic squabbles spark a fight in the Barry house when Dave reluctantly-and foolishly-reveals things about Beth that annoy him. 12 Movie "Old Gringo." [1989] A spinster [Jane Fonda], writer Ambrose Bierce [Gregory Peck] and a military officer [Jimmy Smits] are caught up in the Mexican revolution. 15 28 Frontline "So You Want to Buy a President?" explores how donations from certain wealthy partisans can influence Federal policies. Included: profiles of several contributors; comments from former Bob Dole fundraiser David Owen. 22 Sister, Sister Tamera [Tamera Mowry] gets a lesson in economics and employee relations when she

and Tia [Tia Mowry] take jobs from striking grocery-store workers. 8:30 2 Comics! Comedian Mark Farrell gives his viewpoints on everyday life. 4 8 Drew Carey Drew must decide whether girlfriend Lisa [Katy Selverstone], best friend Kate [Christa Miller] or worst friend Mimi [Kathy Kinney] will head the store's new personal-services department. 6 11 Louie After counseling a compulsive gambler [Joe Keyes], Louie finds the man $5000 Lotto ticket in the trash. Meanwhile, Curt hopes for a reconciliation with Sandy [Laura Innes]. Roof Guy: Danny Breen. 22 The Parent 'Hood An admirable episode that honors black actors of yesteryear who paved the way for today's African-American celebrities. When 8-year-old Nicholas [Curtis Williams Jr.] announces that he wants to portray Buckwheat of "The Little Rascals" in a Black History Month pageant, his father [Robert Townsend] asks him to consider someone "whose image is a little more positive." But the determined youngster sticks to his guns, surprising his famil with an impassioned plea to appreciate the actor who portrayed Buckwheat for what he did-and not the character he played. 9PM 2 The Nanny 4 Grace Under Fire Guess who's coming to dinner? Grace's new African-American neighbors [Penny Johnson, Ernie Hudson]. 5 Dateline NBC Scheduled: A Dennis Murphy report on recent developments in the 1977 disappearance of Chicago candy heiress Helen Brach. Interviewed: Richard Bailey, who was convicted in 1995 of racketeering in the solicitation of Brach's murder. 6 Taking the Falls Terry [Cynthia Dale] is tempted to let a hired hit man do his job when the neurotic comedian she's trying to protect starts making her psychotic. 7 Seinfeld George embarrasses himself at a kids' birthday party; Jerry heckles back at a heckler [Veanne Cox]. 8 Almost Perfect 10 13 Party of Five Julia shuts out Justin [Michael Goorjian] in her rush to have her problem "taken care of"; Bailey and Sarah face increasing pressure to rush into sexual intimacy; and Jake [Carroll O'Connor] encourages Claudia to face the music concerning her damaged violin. 11 Movie "The Good Doctor: The Paul Fleiss Story." [Made for TV, 1996] It's actually the privileged, yet stormy life of Heidi Fleiss, the so-called "Hollywood Madam." The tale unfolds via flashbacks that begin in 1972 and is told from the viewpoints of her

pediatrician father [Michael Gross], who was indicted for fraud in her case. 22 Wayans Bros. Pops [John Witherspoon] lands a gig as the Ghetto Gourmet on a morning TV show. But with Marlon in the mix as his on-air assistant, what's cooking is the show's goose. 9:30 2 The Nanny 4 8 Naked Truth Dave [Mark Roberts] gets a visit from his shady twin brother, who has big plans for the huge inheritance check Dave just received. Meanwhile, Nora [Tea Leoni] can't get rid of an annoying boyfriend. 7 Tales from the Crypt A man [Hector Elizondo] hires a sleazy private eye to confirm his suspicions about his wife's infidelity. 15 28 Masterpiece Theatre "Selected Exits" dramatizes episodes in the life of Welsh writer Gwyn Thomas [portrayed by Anthony Hopkins]. 22 Unhappily After Ever Ryan [Kevin Connolly] shoots for his first hoops victory against his trash-talking dad, who considers retiring with an undefeated record. 10PM 2 National 4 8 Primetime Live Scheduled: Correspondent John Quinones investigates the case of Lori Berenson, a New York woman who was convicted of treason last month in Peru for aiding Marxist guerrillas. 5 6 Law & Order The killing of a social worker exposes a scam involving foster children-and coincides with a young black woman kidnapping her biological son from a white couple with whom he'd been placed. 7 News 10 Jeff Foxworthy Having never learned to swim himself, Jeff believes Matt [Haley Joel Osment] should, even though he really doesn't want to. 13 Star Trek: The Next Generation On an unexpected visit, Worf's son [Brian Bonsall] delivers some startling news-he intends to take up permanent residence on the Enterprisel. 22 Gordon Elliott Scheduled: Elliott surprises guests at their homes. 10:30 10 Bless This House Burt and Alice go house hunting after deciding it's too cramped in their apartment. 12 Seinfeld Jerry runs afoul of a doorman [Larry Miller]; Kramer invents a bra for men; Elaine

offends Mr. Pitt's neighbor. 10:45 7 Extra Innings 11PM 2 CBC News 4 5 7 11 News 6 8 CTV News 10 Sports Page 12 Star Trek: TNG The Enterprise rescues a humanoid amnesiac [Mark La Mura], who exhibits remarkable healing powers. 13 M*A*S*H Charles [David Ogden Stiers] takes advantage of an Army scrip exchange. 15 28 ITN World News 22 Mama's Family The sight of a tipsy Bubba [Allan Kayser] reminds Mama [Vicki Lawrence] of an unpleasant incident with Eunice involving drinking 11:30 2 Taxi Louie thinks his ex-girlfriend Zena is finally crawling back to him, but she's actually come to announce her wedding plans. 6 8 10 News 9 Good Neighbors As harvest time approaches, Tom [Richard Briers] sprains his back. 13 Cops Los Angeles officers Tammy Waters and Jeffrey Ennis chase suspects wanted for questioning in a shooting incident; Off. Tom Mason assists a purse-snatching victim who speaks Russian. 15 28 Frontline See 8PM. 22 Mama's Family Bubba [Allan Kayser] has Mama to thank when he finds himself taking Iola's niece [Penelope Sudrow] to the prom. 11:35 4 Nightline 5 Jay Leno Scheduled: Actress Linda Florentino. 7 Highway Patrol California troopers confront an armed suspect; and a high-speed automobile chase in New Hampshire ends in Massachusetts. 11 David Letterman Scheduled: Singer ynonna.

Midnight 2 Open Wide 9 The Churchills 10 Funky Squad 12 Infomercials 13 LAPD: Life on the Beat 22 Richard Bey Scheduled program topic: meddling in-laws. 12:05 4 Magnum P.I. 6 American Journal 7 Carnie Scheduled topic: feuding siblings. 8 Jay Leno See 11:35PM, Ch. 5. 12:30 2 Movie BW "Huckleberry Finn." [1931] Junior Durkin plays Huck to Jackie Coogan's Tom in this early screen version of Mark Twain's river adventure. Mitzi Green. 10 Attack of Killer B Movies 13 Rush Limbaugh 12:35 5 Conan O'Brien Scheduled: Fabio, singer Pam Tillis. 6 Cheers 11 To Be Announced 1AM 10 Tales from the Crypt 12 Highway Patrol 13 Current Affair 15 28 Masterpiece Theatre 22 Rolonda 1:05 4 Geraldo Scheduled: Backstage with film and TV stars. 6 Cosby Show 7 Lauren Hutton And... Scheduled: Actress Lela Rochon. 8 11 Infomercials

1:35 5 Greg Kinnear Scheduled guest: Dick Clark. 6 Movie "Stunt Seven." [1979] Florida locations highlight this movie about stunt people trying to rescue a kidnapped actress [Elke Sommer.] 7 Infomercials 11 Tom Snyder Scheduled guest: NAACP leader Myrlier Evers-Williams. 2AM 10 Who's The Boss? 13 Northern Exposure 22 Infomercials 2:05 4 News 5 Infomercial 8 Movie "Cadence." [1991] Charlie Sheen as a rebelious inmate of an Army stockade run by an unstable warden [Martin Sheen, who also directed]. 2:30 7 News 9 Encore! Van Cliburn Competition Finals 10 Infomercials 15 28 ITN World News 2:35 5 Nightside 11 Empty Nest 2:40 4 World News Now 3AM 12 Movie "Dead Heat." [1988] Joe Piscopo and Treat Williams play cops after killers who are literally cold-blooded-they're zombies. 13 Movie "Siege." [1978] Martin Balsam and Sylvia Sidney are elderly residents of a Bronx community terrorized by a gang. 22 Movie "Reflections of Murder." [1974] Interesting remake of the French classic "Diabolique," about a woman who conspires with her husband's ex-mistress to kill him.

3:05 11 Up to The Minute 3:15 7 Extra Innings 3:30 7 News 4AM 10 Infomercials 4:05 7 Headline News 4:30 5 NBC News at Sunrise-Ann Curry -crainbebo

Retro: Spokane, WA - Sunday, July 24, 1983

2KREM (CBS) 6 amCBS Sunday Morning Charles Kuralt. 7:30Music Magic 8:00The Abbott and Costello Show 8:30Sergeant Preston of the Yukon 9:00The Lone Ranger 9:30Lawman 10:00Wanted: Dead or Alive 10:30Maverick 11:30MOVIE: In Society Abbott and Costello, Kirby Grant. Two bumbling plumbers are hired by a socialite to fix a leak. A case of mistaken identity gets the pair an invitation to a fancy party and an entry into high society. As expected, things don't go too smoothly. 1 pmCBS Sports Sunday Scheduled: Robin Blake-Tony Baltazar 10-round lightweight bout and Marlon StarlingTommy Ayers 12-round USBA-NABF Welterweight Championship bout (live from Las Vegas, Nev.); same-day coverage of the finish of the Tour de France bicycle race. 3:00MOVIE: Johnny Belinda (1948) Jane Wyman, Lew Ayres. In post-war Cape Breton, a doctor's efforts to tutor a

deaf/mute woman are undermined when she is raped, and the resulting pregnancy causes scandal to swirl. 5:00Entertainment This Week Featured: TVs sexy jean commercials; the Bee Gees at work on the music for Staying Alive; Hollywoods movie dubbing and doubling. 6:00CBS Evening News 6:30Northwest Gallery 7:0060 Minutes 8:00One Day at a Time Pride and Privacy (Part 2). Ann begins to feel the severe strain of tending to the needs of everyone in her overcrowded apartment. (Part 2 of 3) (Repeat) [The concluding episode will follow immediately.] 8:30One Day at a Time Pride and Privacy (Part 3). Ann seeks refuge from her packed apartment with Sam at his home, but a major argument arises from his proposal of marriage. (Part 3 of 3) (Repeat) 9:00The Jeffersons Social Insecurity. Florence goes on strike against George when he refuses to do anything about providing her with a pension plan. (Repeat) 9:30Newhart Heaven Knows Mr. Utley. George (Tom Poston) becomes the butt of cruel jokes and scorn from the townspeople after he claims to have seen a UFO. (Repeat) 10:00Trapper John, M.D. Life, Death and Vinnie Duncan. Gonzo learns that a college friend (Kristoffer Tabori) who is supposedly suffering from an incurable disease may be perfectly healthy after all. (Repeat) 11:00KREM 2 News 11:15CBS News 11:30At the Movies with Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert In a special At the Movies presentation entitled If We Owned a Movie Theater, Siskel and Ebert talk about their favorite movies and what they would show if they owned a movie theater. 12 amPearl The lives of a man and a woman (Angie Dickinson, Robert Wagner), living in the peacetime paradise of Hawaii in 1941, are shattered when the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor. (Part 2 of 3) 4KXLY (ABC) 5:30 amEducation Series 6:00Rex Humbard 6:30The Kroeze Brothers 7:00Kenneth Copeland 8:00Lowell Lundstrom 8:30Voice of the Church 9:00Robert Schuller 9:30The World Tomorrow

10:00Gilligans Island 10:30Wonder Woman 11:30This Week with David Brinkley 12:30 pmMOVIE: Goliath Awaits (Part 1) (TV, 1981) Mark Harmon, Christopher Lee. A young scientist discovers a British luxury liner, lost for over 40 years, at the bottom of the sea with 400 people still alive and being ruled by a benevolent dictator. 2:30The Road to Los Angeles Olympic hopefuls profiled are Shawn OSullivan (boxing), Tracee Talavera (gymnastics) and Willie Banks (triple jump). 3:30American Sportsman The work of Ducks Unlimited of Canada, a conservationist group, is examined; Cheryl Tiegs and photographer Peter Beard travel through Kenya on a photography expedition; coverage from under the gondola of the Double Eagle V on the first ever trans-Pacific balloon crossing; Peter Benchley and oceanographer Sylvia Earle attempt to lure sharks in the Bahamas. 5:00MOVIE: Goliath Awaits (Part 2) (TV, 1981) Mark Harmon, Christopher Lee. A young scientist discovers a British luxury liner, lost for over 40 years, at the bottom of the sea with 400 people still alive and being ruled by a benevolent dictator. 7:00Ripleys Believe It Or Not! Featured: a scandalous royal love affair; strange international foods; the only albino gorilla in captivity; amazing archeological finds, including Viking ships; a clay army of 6,000 men buried with a Chinese emperor. (CC) (Repeat) 8:00Mat Houston The Showgirl Murders. Matt travels to Las Vegas to help an alcoholic singer (Robert Goulet) accused of killing a beautiful showgirl. (CC) (Repeat) 9:00MOVIE: Rooster (TV, 1982) Paul Williams, Pat McCormick. Two mismatched investigators try to rise above their personal differences when they are partnered to probe a case of possible arson. (CC) (Repeat) 11:00News 4 11:30News 4 12 amThis Is the USFL 12:30ABC News Weekend Report 6KHQ (NBC) 6 amThis Is the Life 6:30Insight 7:00Time for Livin 7:30Jimmy Swaggart 8:30Day of Discovery 9:00Oral Roberts 9:30Robert M. Taylor 10:00Jerry Falwell 11:00Golf

Anheuser Busch Classic. Final round (live from Kings Mill Golf Club in Williamsburg, Va.). 1 pmSportsworld Scheduled: boxingNino LaRocca vs. Pete Ranzany in a 10-round welterweight bout (live from Udine, Italy); the mens survival run in the Survival of the Fittest competition (from Sun River, Ore.). 2:30Healthbeat Featured: a look at an alcoholism education program; a leading gynecologist dispels untruths concerning menopause. 3:00Rodeo Pro-Tour U.S.A. 4:00MOVIE: The Last of the Mohicans (TV, 1977) Steve Forrest, Andrew Prine. During the French and Indian War in colonial America, a white scout, with two of his Indian brothers, helps a British officer escort two women through dangerous territory, with both French troops and hostile Indians after them. Based on the 1826 James Fenimore Cooper novel. 6:00-Laverne & Shirley & Company Bridal Shower. Laverne and Shirley attend a bridal shower for one of their old high school classmates. 6:30The Muppet Show Guest: Gilda Radner. 7:00Voyagers! Pursuit. Phineas and Jeffrey (Jon-Erik Hexum, Meeno Peluce) find an undeveloped space center at the 1969 lunar launch site, then help scientist Wernher von Braun (David Oliver) escape from the Nazis. (Repeat) 8:00Six Pack Racecar driver Brewster Baker (Don Johnson) finds himself an instant father as he takes responsibility for five spirited orphans who serve as his pit crew. Markie Post, Jennifer Runyon. 9:00MOVIE: Sex and the Married Woman (TV, 1977) Joanna Pettet, Barry Newman. A contemporary couples marriage founders when the wife publishes a bestseller. 11:00Q-6 News 11:30The Devlin Connection Jennifer. Private detective Nick Corsello (Jack Scalia is hired by a woman (Julie Sommars) whose husband plans to frame her for the murder of her lover. (Repeat) 12:30 amJennifer and Dusty A cynical Los Angeles cab driver (Saul Rubinek) gets the chance to live out his fantasy of becoming a private eye. 7KSPS (PBS) 8 amSesame Street 9:00Mister Rogers Neighborhood 9:30The Electric Company 10:00MOVIE: Roll On Texas Moon (1946) Roy Rogers, Dale Evans. Roy Rogers tries to prevent a range war between cattlemen and sheepherders.

11:00NIC Public Forum 11:30Tony Browns Journal 12 pmMoneymakers 12:30Financial Enterprise 1:00Washington Week in Review 1:30Wall $treet Week I Left My Stocks in San Francisco. Guest: Claude N. Rosenberg Jr., senior partner, Rosenberg Capital Management. 2:00Masterpiece Theatre A Town Like Alice. After the war, Jean decides to return to Malaya to repay the villagers kindness by building a much-needed well. (Part 3) (CC) (Repeat) 3:00The Victory Garden Bob Thomson adds a bumper crop of vegetables to the suburban garden, surveys the perennial garden, and checks the progress of the fruit orchard. 3:30The Music of Man The Flowering of Harmony. The growth of music is traced from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. 4:30Training Dogs the Woodhouse Way The Advance, Stand, Sit and Down. Barbara demonstrates an emergency exercise in which the dog is required to stop instantly. 5:00Firing Line Resolved: Women Have It As Good As Men. The second part of a debate between William F. Buckley, author James Dickey and National Review senior editor Joseph Sobran (affirmative) and attorney Harriet Pilpel, psychoanalyst Dr. Erika Padan Freeman and public relations executive Muriel Fox (negative) is presented. (Repeat) 6:00Creativity with Bill Moyers Women and Creativity. Three female artists explore the conflict of professional creativity versus raising a family. (CC) (Repeat) 6:30Victory at Sea Mediterranean Mosaic. After the fall of France, Britain held out alone against the Italian Navy and the Nazi Air Force. 7:00Evening at Pops Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorm. This husband-and-wife team, stars of TV, Broadway and the nightclub circuit, sing with the Pops in a special tribute to the 95-yearold Irving Berlin, including a medley of his hits. 8:00Masterpiece Theatre A Town Like Alice. Jean travels to outback Australia in search of Joe, who is in London looking for her. (Part 4) (CC) (Repeat) 9:00Masterpiece Documentaries King of the Hill. The shifting fortunes of a great baseball team are reflected in the career of its star pitcher. 10:00Other Visions, Other Voices 11:00Sneak Previews Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons host an informative look at whats new at the movies. 28KAYU (Independent)

8:30 amJames Robison 9:00Jack Van Impe 9:30The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries 10:30MOVIE: The Red Badge of Courage (1974) Richard Thomas, Michael Brandon. During the Civil War, a young man enthusiastically joins the Union army thirsting to find glory and honor, but his first battle opens his eyes to the reality of how un-glorious and dishonorable war really is. Based on the 1895 novel by Stephen Crane. 12 pmGolf LPGA Mayflower Classic. Some of the countrys top women golfers compete for $200,000 in prize money, from Indianapolis, Ind. 2:00NASL Soccer Team America at Vancouver Whitecaps. 4:00Horse Racing 5:00Memories with Lawrence Welk A Musical Tour of the USA. 6:00Perry Mason The Case of the Festive Felon. A woman fighting for her mothers inheritance finds herself charged with murder. 7:00Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters Guests: Tennessee Ernie Ford, Jon Bowser Bauman. 8:00MOVIE: The Chase (1966) Marlon Brando, Jane Fonda. A sheriff tries to prevent the tragic meeting of an escaped convict and his adulterous wife. 11:00Week in Review 12 amMOVIE: Appointment With a Killer (1975) Joanna Pettet, Brian Blessed. An anonymous note written on a copy of a Shakespearean play provides a valuable clue for a private detectives wife investigating a 5-year-old murder case.

Retro: Spokane, WA - Saturday, July 30, 1983

2KREM (CBS) 6 amNorthwest Gallery 6:30The Six Million Dollar Man 7:30Bugs Bunny and Friends 8:00Meatballs & Spaghetti 8:30The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show 9:30The Dukes 10:00The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show 11:00Gilligans Planet 11:30The Fat Albert Show 12 pmBlackstar 12:30The Bionic Woman

Out of Body. While a young American Indian is lying near death, his spirit leaves his body and tries desperately to save Jaime from a deadly weapon. 1:30MOVIE: Andy Hardys Blonde Trouble. (1944) Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone. Andy goes to college, but soon gets in trouble with some pretty co-eds. 3:30PGA Golf Canadian Open. Third round (from the Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, Ontario). 5:00The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams Adams Cub. A young girl traveling with her parents gets lost in the wilderness and is befriended by Ben and Grizzly Adams. 6:00CBS Evening News 6:30The Virginian Requiem for a Country Doctor. Stacey Grainger faces death for murdering the operator of an orphanage. 8:00Walt Disney The Sky Trap. A young sailplane pilot (Marc McClure) is blackmailed into smuggling a cargo of heroin across the Mexican border. (Part 1) (Repeat) 9:00MOVIE: Holocaust 2000 (1977) Kirk Douglas, Simon Ward. A demonically possessed young man proves to be the key to impending nuclear disaster and ecological destruction. 11:00KREM 2 News 11:15MOVIE: The Pawnbroker (1965) Rod Steiger, Geraldine Fitzgerald. A Jewish pawnbroker, a victim of Nazi persecution, loses all faith in his fellow man. 4KXLY (ABC) 5:45 amSunday School of the Air 6:00Gilligans Island 6:30Gilligans Island 7:00Kids Korner 7:30 The Pac-Man/Little Rascals/Richie Rich Show 8:30Pac-Man 9:00 The Scooby & Scrappy-Doo/Puppy Hour 10:00The Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz Hour 11:00Wide World of Sports AFC-NFC Hall of Fame Game. New Orleans Saints vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (live from Canton, Ohio). 2:30 pmWomens U.S. Open Golf Third round (live from the Cedar Ridge Country Club in Tulsa, Okla.) 3:30ABC Weekend Special The Winged Colt. From 1977: A man (Slim Pickens) and his nephew (Ike Eisenmann) settle their differences through joint ownership of a magical colt born with wings. (Part 2 or 3) (CC) (Repeat) 4:00American Bandstand Guest: James Brown. 5:00The Lowry Real Estate Seminar

5:30Solid Gold Hosts: Rex Smith, Marilyn McCoo. Guests: Martin Briley, Little River Band, Chevy Chase, Chuck Mangione, Bryan Adams, Sergio Mendes, Lindsey Buckingham, Gus Hardin. 6:30News 4 7:00The Peoples Court 7:30Barney Miller 8:00T.J. Hooker Requiem for a Cop. Hooker stalks an arsonist who plans the death of a veteran investigator (Eddie Egan) to cover up his crimes. (CC) (Repeat) 9:00The Love Boat Fountain of Youth/Bad Luck Cabin/Uncle Daddy. An elderly man (David Wayne) meets a former college friend (Ted McGinley) who apparently hasnt aged; Isaac has an ill-fated romance with a beautiful woman (Tracy Reed); and a newly-married couple (Lynda Goodfriend, David Haughton) encounter shipboard disaster. (CC) (Repeat) 10:00Fantasy Island Eternal Flame/Date With Burt. Two newlyweds (Linwood Boomer, Randi Oakes) learn that one must die so the other can have eternal life, and a woman (Sandra Dee) is surprised by her date with a movie star (Ron Ely). (CC) (Repeat) 11:00News 4 11:30MOVIE: The Devils Hand (1961) Robert Alda, Linda Christian. A man finds that his innate goodness prevents him from becoming a total participant in an evil voodoo cult. 6KHQ (NBC) 6 amF-Troop 6:30Big Blue Marble 7:00The Flintstone Funnies 7:30Shirt Tales 8:00The Smurfs 9:30Kidsworld 10:00The Amazing Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk 11:00MLB Baseball Regional coverage of Philadelphia at Atlanta. 2 pmThe New You Asked for It 2:30Pacific Outdoors 3:00Mutual of Omahas Wild Kingdom Cheetah Country. Newborn cheetahs explore the veld surrounding their lair in Central Rhodesia. 3:30Outdoor Life 4:00Law Works 4:30Nashville Music Guests: Rex Allen Jr., Karen Taylor, Lee Greenwood. 5:00Hee Haw Guests: Ricky Skaggs, Sonny James, The Real Hillbilly Band, Cindy Hurt. 6:00MOVIE: Battlestar Galactica: War of the Gods

(TV, 1978) Richard Hatch, Dirk Benedict. An alien with mysterious powers joins the Galactican fleet and promises the people a successful end to their search for Earth. Lorne Greene. 8:00Diffrent Strokes Santas Helper. Arnold invites a street-corner Santa (Garrett Morris) to join the Drummonds for Christmas dinner. (CC) (Repeat) 8:30Silver Spoons The Best Christmas Ever. Ricky and Edward spend Christmas with an impoverished father and son (Rick Lenz, Joey Lawrence) living in a cave behind the mansion. (Repeat) 9:00Quincy, M.E. Guilty Until Proven Innocent. Quincy is jailed for contempt of court after trying to defend an innocent man against abuse from a grand jury attorney (Eugene Roche). (Repeat) 10:00Monitor 11:00Q-6 News 11:30The Benny Hill Show Benny plays a court jester and soon loses his head. 12 amTwilight Theatre II Leslie Nielsen and Mr. T host a showcase of music and comedy vignettes, featuring a debate between G. Gordon Liddy and Moon Unit Zappa; other guests include Toni Basil, Dick Clark, The Go-Gos, Steve Martin, Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas, Martin Mull and Father Guido Sarducci (Don Novello). (Repeat) 7KSPS (PBS) 8 amNorthwest Outdoors 8:30Market to Market 9:00MOVIE: The Southerner (1945) Zachary Scott, Betty Field. A sharecropper fights the elements to start his own farm. 10:30Hobby Shop 11:00Square Foot Gardening 11:30The Woodwrights Shop A Bit of Nostalgia. Roy Underhill visits a blacksmith, a wheelwright, a cabinetmaker and a cooper in Colonial Williamsburg. (Repeat) 12 pmMotorweek 12:30Quilting Log Cabin. 1:00The Magic of Oil Painting Trees and River. 1:30The Magic of Animal Painting Cat. 2:00The Magic of Floral Painting 2:30Everyday Cooking with Jacques Ppin Parisienne Gnocchi. Jacques Ppin poaches these little dumplings and serves them with a financiere sauce. 3:00Matinee at the Bijou

Featured: Bulldog Drummonds Bride (1939) starring John Howard and Heather Angel; a 1939 cartoon; a 1937 short featuring Glenn Ford; and chapter 2 of Lost City of the Jungle (1946). (Repeat) 4:30More of That Nashville Music Guests: Mickey Gilley, Billie Jo Spears, Del Reeves, J. Anderson. 5:00This Old House Its time to insulate the house and replace the old furnace with a new energy-efficient heating system. (CC) (Repeat) 5:30Wild America Mountain Monarchs. A look is taken at the special adaptations that allow alpine animals to live in the severe high mountain ecosystem. (Repeat) 6:00Supersoccer 7:00Austin City Limits Country musics Jerry Reed and guitar wizard Chet Atkins offer a sharp contrast of styles in performances of East Bound and Down, Dixie and others. [Simulcast on KDRK-FM 94.] 8:00MOVIE: The Cruel Sea (1953) Jack Hawkins, Donald Sinden. Men aboard the vulnerable Corvettes must face the perils of Nazi sub warfare. 10:00The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin Episode Two. Everyone thinks Reggie needs a months vacation so C.J., his boss, gives him an afternoon off. 10:30Fawlty Towers The Builders. Polly and Manuel take poor care of the hotel when Basil and his wife decide to take a small vacation. 11:00Numero Uno Sir Roger Bannister of England, the first runner to break the barrier of the four-minute mile, is profiled. 28KAYU (Independent) 7 amThe Joy of Gardening 7:30Prime of Your Life 8:00From the Editors Desk 8:30Wall Street Journal Report 9:00Greatest Sports Legends 9:30MOVIE: She Done Him Wrong (1933) Cary Grant, Mae West. A saloon singer fights off smugglers, an escaped con and a Salvation Army officer out to reform her. 11:00Rodeo Superstars Championship 12 pmRawhide 1:00Bonanza The Price of Salt. An unscrupulous businessman nearly causes a riot when he corners the market on salt and raises the price. 2:00MOVIE: Bandolero! (1968) Dean Martin, James Stewart. Posing as a hangman, Mace Bishop arrives in town with the intention of freeing a gang of outlaws, including his brother, from the gallows.

4:00The Twilight Zone The Obsolete Man. Librarian Romney Wordsworth (Burgess Meredith) is condemned to death for obsolescence. 4:30The Twilight Zone The sole survivors of a terrible war (Charles Bronson, Elizabeth Montgomery) meet in the shambles of a city destroyed six years prior. 5:00Alfred Hitchcock Presents The Dangerous People. Two men waiting in a railroad station learn that a dangerous maniac escaped from a nearby institution. 5:30Alfred Hitchcock Presents The Night the World Ended. A newspaperman starts a practical joke about the world ending on a particular night. 6:00MOVIE: The Prisoner of Zenda (1979) Peter Sellers, Lynne Frederick. A confusion of identities leads to alternately comic and dangerous situations for two look-alikesa king and a common subjectin the mythical land of Ruritania. 8:00MOVIE: The Saint and the Brave Goose (1979) Ian Ogilvy, Gayle Hunnicut. A man offers his help to a young widow and finds himself searching for sunken treasure. A two-part episode of the 1978 TV series "Return of the Saint," edited together and released as a feature. 10:00FM-TV Featured: Stevie Nicks, Van Halen, Journey, Cheap Trick, Blondie, Cat Stevens, ELO, Lou Reed, Cliff Richard, Madness, John Sturgeon, Iggy Pop, The Police, Marvin Gaye. 12 amAn Evening at the Improv Host: Morgan Fairchild. Comics: Mark Halloran, Thom Sharp, Paul Reiser, Paul Reubens. Musical guest: Jesse Colin Young. 1:00Music Magazine

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Mon. Feb. 13th, 1995

Source: Seattle Times [microfilm print] CHANNELS 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] This would be the waning days of it's CBS affiliation before the Mar '95 switch to UPN, 11 to CBS 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [UPN] 11 switched to CBS Mar '95 for two years 13 KCPQ Tacoma [FOX] 22 KTZZ Seattle [WB] Both UPN and WB were only weeks old at this time 28 KBTC Tacoma [PBS]

7AM 2 Morning News 4 Good Morning America Scheduled: The O.J. Simpson trial. 5 Today Author Robert James Waller ["Border Music"]; cookbook author David Burke; entertainment news. 7 This Morning Women in Marine Corps basic training; Peter Berg ["Chicago Hope"]; co-author Betty Goodwin ["Marry Me"]. 9 Lamb Chop's Play-Along 11 Saved By The Bell 13 Conan Adven. [? I don't see this on the Fox Kids list] 22 Garfield 28 Morning Business Report 7:30 9 Shining Time Station 11 Out of This World [? Says "This World"] 13 VR Troopers 22 Mighty Max 28 Get Movin' 8AM 9 Barney & Friends 11 Growing Pains 13 Bobby's World 22 Sybersquad 28 Sesame Street 8:30 9 Mister Rogers 11 Cosby Show 13 Pink Panther 22 Transformers 9AM 2 What on Earth 4 Regis & Kathie Lee Grant Show; wedding week. 5 Days of Our Lives 7 Nerissa at Nine [local?] Scheduled: The author of "Beyond the Darkness"; money tips. 9 Sesame Street 11 Jerry Springer 13 Jim Henson's Animal Show [Fox Cubhouse]

22 Biker Mice from Mars 28 Sit & Be Fit 9:30 2 CBC Playground 13 Captain Planet 22 Sonic the Hedgehog 28 Lap Quilting 10AM 2 Fred Penner's Place 4 Mike & Maty Scott Reeves; Doug Davidson and J. Eddie Peck ["The Young and the Restless"]. 5 The Other Side Topic: Ghost-busting at Alcatraz. 7 The Price is Right 9 Instructional TV 11 Ricki Lake Topic: Cheating men. 13 Little House on the Prairie 22 The 700 Club 28 Palette [??] 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 28 The Joy of Painting 11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Inside Edition Topic: Palimony suit. 5 Sally Jessy Raphael 7 Young and the Restless 11 Marilu Topic: blindness. 13 In the Heat of the Night 22 Paid Program 28 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 11:30 4 Loving 22 Jones & Jury [court show with Star Jones] 28 Reading Rainbow Noon 2 4 All My Children

5 7 News 11 Golden Girls 13 Matlock 22 Family Feud [Dawson '94] 28 Sesame Street 12:30 5 Evening Magazine 11 Bold & The Beautiful [KSTW was getting ready for the switch I guess, taking CBS' B&B] 22 Family Feud [Dawson '94] 1PM 2 4 One Life to Live 5 Leeza Dr. Art Ulene; model Vendela; beach fitness 7 As The World Turns 11 Movie "Psycho." [1960] Anthony Perkins. A woman on the run stops at a 12-cabin motel with showers, run by mother-fixated Norman Bates. 13 Movie "Gung Ho." [1986] Autoworkers meet Oriental discipline at a U.S. plant reopened by the Japanese. 22 Montel Williams Scheduled: Montel's baby daughter; birth tales. 28 Magic School Bus 1:30 28 Computer [Chronicles?] 2PM 2 Midday 4 General Hospital 5 Gordon Elliott Topic: Guest updates. 7 Guiding Light 9 Sesame Street 22 Paid Program 28 Faces of Culture 2:30 22 Tale Spin 28 Faces of Culture 3PM 2 Coronation Street

4 Northwest Afternoon A judging on the best commercials. 5 Donahue 7 Maury Povich 9 Barney & Friends 11 Empty Nest 13 Tiny Toon Adventures 22 Darkwing Duck 28 Sew [America Sews?] 3:30 2 Urban Peasant 9 The Puzzle Place 11 Wonder Years 13 Taz-Mania 22 Goof Troop 28 The Best of Bill Alexander A covered bridge from the past. 4PM 2 Northwood 4 Geraldo Topic: Male prostitutes. 5 Oprah Winfrey Topic: Weight loss prompts friends loss. 7 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol High-speed chase; shooting; Indy 500 patrol. 9 28 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 11 Who's the Boss? 13 Animaniacs 22 Cartoon Show 4:30 2 Family Matters 7 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol Pursuit leads to a collision and a daring rescue; loaded gun; criminal corners trooper. 9 Ghostwriter 11 Cosby Show 13 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 22 Aladdin 28 Reading Rainbow 5PM 2 Simpsons 4 5 7 News 9 Mister Rogers

11 Full House 13 Doogie Howser M.D. 22 Family Matters 28 ITN World News 5:30 2 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 9 Nightly Business Report 11 Night Courtg 13 M*A*S*H 22 Family Matters 28 Info TV 6pm and later will be added possibly tomorrow. -crainbebo

Finally, I'm doing 6PM and later. 6PM 2 News 4 ABC News 5 NBC News 7 CBS News 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 Roseanne 13 Rescue 911 22 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 28 Firing Line 6:30 4 5 7 News 11 Cheers 13 A Current Affair 22 Fresh Prince of Bel Air 28 Workshop [New Yankee Workshop?] 7PM 2 Talkback Live! 4 Wheel of Fortune 5 Evening Magazine 7 Entertainment Tonight 9 Bill Nye the Science Guy 11 Roseanne 13 Cops

In Nashville, a car is stolen from a deaf man; family dispute turns into reunion; armed father. 22 Beverly Hills, 90210 28 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 7:30 2 The Odyssey 4 Jeopardy! 5 American Journal Guest: Al Cowlings. 7 Hard Copy 9 Health Talk 11 EXTRA! Scheduled: Brad Pitt. 13 Simpsons 28 Computer Chronicles 8PM 2 5 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Will proposes to a reluctant Lisa; accident-prone Hillary prolongs Will's recovery. 4 Coach Stood-up Dauber causes everybody else to argue. 7 The Nanny Shari Lewis visits with Lamb Chop, who turns up missing after the dog is found with sock remnants in his mouth. 9 National Geographic Man's presence of Kodiak Island in the Gulf of Alaska threatens Kodiak bears.1 11 Movie "Moscow on the Hudson." [1984] Robin Williams. Dazzled by New York, a Soviet circus musician suddenly defects in Bloomingdale's. 13 Melrose Place Bill and Alison spend Valentine's Day together; Amanda calls Michael for help, ruining Kimberly's Valentine's Day plans. 22 Jenny Jones Scheduled topic: Overweight women who dress provocatively. 28 Mystery! "Cadfael: The Sanctuary Sparrow" Local people launch a witch-hunt after the town's goldsmith is robbed and left for dead. 8:30 2 5 Blossom A storm strands Six and Joey together in a motel. 4 A Whole New Ballgame Mocking of female boxers leads one to challenge Brett; guest Joe Frazier. 7 Dave's World The foreign exchange student kills Will's pet rabbit, thinking it's dinner.

9PM 2 Skate Skaters become celebrities; China and skating; skating careers. 4 Movie "Texas Justice." [1995] Peter Strauss. Houston lawyer Richard "Racehorse" Haynes defends oilman T. Cullen Davis for 1976 slayings and related conspiracy. [Part 2]. 5 Movie "Sister Act." [1992] Whoopi Goldberg. A Reno lounge singer on the run plays nun and shows a San Francisco convent's chorus how to rock. 7 Murphy Brown Animal rights activists object when Murphy catches a rat on camera. 9 The Human Language 13 Models, Inc Grayson [Emma Samms] uses Adam's son to get Adam back; Sarah [Cassidy Rae] gets Ben [Lonnie Schuyler] as her personal escort. 22 Montel Williams See 1PM, Ch. 22. 9:30 2 This Hour Has 22 Minutes 7 Cybill Maryann takes her ex-husband's credit card and Cybill to Las Vegas. 28 Doctor Who: Full Circle 10PM 2 Prime Time News 7 Chicago Hope The brother [Chris Penn] of a patient needing a transplant hijacks a donor heart destined for another. 9 On Values Guests discuss religious beliefs and their roles in a democracy. 11 News 13 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Trapped on a seismic moon, Odo and Kira face death and their feeling for each other. 22 Judge For Yourself [talk show?] 11PM 2 4 5 7 News 9 'Allo 'Allo 11 Married...with Children 13 M*A*S*H 22 Richard Bey Topic: embarrassing things done for love. 28 ITN World News

11:30 2 A Women's Guide to Adultery A woman's involvement with old friends leads her into an affair with a married man. 9 Yes, Minister 11 Night Court 13 Rush Limbaugh 28 Mystery! 11:35 4 Nightline 5 Jay Leno Barry Goldwater; actress Alexandra Wentworth. 7 Late Show/David Letterman Fran Drescher; singer Trisha Yearwood. Midnight 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 Top Cops 13 Lonesome Dove 22 Jenny Jones Topic: women who tell their mothers about their sex lives. 12:05 4 Inside Edition 12:30 2 City Beat 11 Top Cops 12:35 4 Last Call [what was this? Not Carson Daly's show, but something else] 5 Late Night/Conan O'Brien Model Vendela; musician Marcus Roberts. 7 Jon Stewart Miss USA; Peter Berg ["Chicago Hope"]; Mighty Mighty Bosstones. 1AM 2 Movie [unknown] 9 News from Japan 11 Paid Program 13 The Newz 22 Love Connection 28 Doctor Who 1:05 4 Magnum, P.I.

-crainbebo

Retro: Western Ontario Tues, July 23, 1974

from TV Guide-Western Ontario edition House impeachment hearing coverage may pre-empt programs WJBK 2-CBS Detroit 6:20 Town & Country Almanac 6:30 Summer Semester "The American Presidency: The Men and the Office" 7:00 TV2 Eyewitness (Caputo/Payne) 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 My Favorite Martian (bw) 9:30 Now You See It 10:00 Joker's Wild 10:30 Phil Donahue (from Summerfest in Milwaukee) 11:30 Gambit noon News 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Love of Life 1:25 News 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Guiding Light 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Price is Right 3:30 Match Game 4:00 Tattletales 4:30 Mike Douglas (co-host Sly Stone/guests Rose Banks (Sly's sis), Peter Marshall, the O'Jays, Ringling Brothers & Barnum & Bailey Circus producer Irvin Feld, and 2'9" high Michu) 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Truth or Consequences 7:30 What's My Line? 8:00 Maude 8:30 Hawaii Five-O 9:30 Shaft 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "Pretty Poison" 1:10 Movie "Frontier Uprising" (bw) 2:40 News WKYC 3-NBC Cleveland

5:45 News 5:50 Farm Fare 5:55 Knowledge 6:25 Not for Women Only (capital punishment, pt 2) 6:55 What's Doing? 7:00 Today 9:00 Mike Douglas (guests Rex Reed, Sammy Cahn, Sylvia Sims, author Barbara Howar, and 2 men who participated in jury selection for the Mitchell-Stans trial) 10:30 Winning Streak 11:00 High Rollers 11:30 Hollywood Squares noon Jackpot! 12:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes 12:55 NBC News 1:00 Dinah Shore (guest Nanette Fabray) 1:30 Jeopardy! 2:00 Days of Our Lives 2:30 Doctors 3:00 Another World 3:30 How to Survive a Marriage 4:00 Somerset 4:30 Room 222 5:00 Mod Squad "The Connection" 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 News 7:30 Price is Right 8:00 Baseball World of Joe Garagiola (baseball's great nicknames/how NOT to make a fielding play) 8:15 Baseball All-Star Game (the 45th annual, from Pittsburgh) 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show (guests Cleo Laine and husband John Dankworth) 1:00 Tomorrow (James McCord Jr. discusses the Watergate break-in) 2:00 News WWJ 4-NBC Detroit 6:30 Classroom "A History of Film" 7:00 Today 9:00 Concentration 9:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes 9:55 Carol Duvall 10:00 Dinah Shore (as ch 3) 10:30 Winning Streak 11:00 High Rollers 11:30 Hollywood Squares noon Jackpot!

12:30 News 1:00 Somerset 1:30 Jeopardy! 2:00 Days of Our Lives 2:30 Doctors 3:00 Another World 3:30 How to Survive a Marriage 4:00 Bonanza 5:00 George Pierrot "Big Bend to Taos" 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 News 7:30 Audubon Wildlife Theatre (a visit to the insect world) 8:00 Baseball World of Joe Garagiola 8:15 Baseball All-Star Game 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show 1:00 Tomorrow 2:00 Shadows on the Wall 2:30 News WEWS 5-ABC Cleveland 7:00 Today's Health 7:30 Cartoons 8:00 Morning Express (guests Arlene Dahl and memory experts Jerry Lucas and Harry Lorayne) 10:00 Split Second 10:30 I Dream of Jeannie 11:00 Cartoons 11:30 Brady Bunch noon Password (Alan Ludden tries out the guest chair) 12:30 News 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Let's Make a Deal 2:00 Newlywed Game 2:30 Girl in My Life 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 One Life to Live 4:00 $10,000 Pyramid 4:30 Bonanza 5:30 Andy Griffith 6:00 News 6:30 ABC Evening News 7:00 To Tell the Truth 7:30 Wild, Wild World of Animals 8:00 Happy Days

8:30 Movie "The Third Girl from the Left" 10:00 Marcus Welby, MD 11:00 News 11:30 Wide World Mystery "Death is a Bad Trip" 1:00 News CKGN-Global: 6 Paris/22 Cottam/29 Oil Springs (in its first year of operation, the network launched January 6th) 5:30pm Let's Go (visiting Paris) 6:00 News (Trueman/Desbarats) 7:00 My Country with Pierre Berton (recalling Marilyn Bell's 1954 swim across Lake Ontario) 7:30 Doctor in the House 8:00 Hollywood Squares 8:30 Good Times 9:00 Man at the Top 10:00 World of Wicks (karate and kung fu champ Wally Slockie demonstrates martial arts/columnist Paul Rimstead also appears) 10:30 News (the two Peters again) 11:30 About Sex WXYZ 7-ABC Detroit 6:10 News 6:30 TV College "A History of Jazz" 7:00 AM Detroit (Dennis Wholey) 8:30 Movie "Because They're Young" (bw) 10:15 News 10:30 Mothers-in-Law 11:00 Green Acres (bw) 11:30 Brady Bunch noon Password 12:30 Split Second 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Let's Make a Deal 2:00 Newlywed Game 2:30 Girl in My Life 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 One Life to Live 4:00 $10,000 Pyramid 4:30 Movie "The Man Who Could Cheat Death" 6:00 News 6:30 ABC Evening News 7:00 To Tell the Truth 7:30 New Price is Right 8:00 Happy Days 8:30 Movie "The Third Girl from the Left"

10:00 Marcus Welby, MD 11:00 News 11:30 Wide World Mystery "Death is a Bad Trip" 1:00 News CKNX 8-CBC Wingham 10:00 Mon Ami 10:15 Friendly Giant 10:30 Mr. Dressup (Raggedy Ann and Andy visit) 11:00 OECA programs noon Littlest Hobo (bw) 12:30 News 1:00 Movie "The Death of Me Yet" 2:30 Ed Allen 3:00 Take 30 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Forest Rangers 4:30 Marc's Grab Bag (guests Mary Ann McDonald and Shimmy Plenner) 5:00 Juliette & Friends (guests Norma Conklin and Jack Northmore) 5:30 That Girl 6:00 News (bw) 6:30 Truth or Consequences 7:00 Maude 7:30 Make Mine Country 8:00 Baseball World of Joe Garagiola 8:15 Baseball All-Star Game 11:00 The National (Lloyd Robertson, who would jump to CTV 2 years later) 11:20 News 11:45 Movie "Mister Moses" WJW 8-CBS Cleveland 6:20 News 6:25 A First Edition 6:30 Summer Smester "Practical Health for the Layman" 7:00 CBS Morning News 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Mayberry RFD 9:30 Tattletales 10:00 Joker's Wild 10:30 Gambit 11:00 Now You See It 11:30 Love of Life 11:55 CBS News noon News 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Young & the Restless

1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Guiding Light 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Price is Right 3:30 Match Game 4:00 Adventure Road "Return to the South Pacific" (pt 2) 4:30 Merv Griffin 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Truth or Consequences 7:30 Ozzie's Girls 8:00 Maude 8:30 Hawaii Five-O 9:30 Shaft 11:00 News 11:40 Movie "Wind Across the Everglade" 1:30 Movie "Blackout" (bw) 3:30 News CKLW 9-CBC Windsor 6:00 Cartoons 6:30 Uncle Bobby (from CFTO Toronto, CFTO's owners were co-owners with CBC; CBC would take full ownership in September 1975) 7:00 Bozo the Clown 8:00 OECA programs 10:00 Mon Ami 10:15 Friendly Giant 10:30 Mr. Dressup 11:00 Take 30 11:30 Forest Rangers noon Galloping Gourmet 12:30 Dick Van Dyke (bw) 1:00 Movie "A Man Called Gannon" 3:30 Eye Bet 4:00 Tarzan 5:00 Laurel & Hardy "Laughing Gravy" (bw) 5:30 Dick Van Dyke (bw) 6:00 Andy Griffith (bw) 6:30 I Dream of Jeannie 7:00 Beverly Hillbillies 7:30 Bewitched 8:00 Starlost 9:00 News 9:30 World Cup Soccer: semi-finals, either West Germany-Poland or Netherlands-Brazil 11:00 The National 11:30 News

mid. Saint (bw) CFPL 10-CBC London 10:00 Mon Ami 10:15 Friendly Giant 10:30 Mr. Dressup 11:00 OECA programs noon Cartoons 12:30 News 12:45 Movie "Return from the Ashes" (bw) 2:30 Juliette & Friends (discussing French provincial furniture) 3:00 Take 30 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Forest Rangers 4:30 Marc's Grab Bag 5:00 Dick Van Dyke (bw) 5:30 That Girl 6:00 News 7:00 And Mother Makes Three 7:30 Happy Days 8:00 Baseball World of Joe Garagiola 8:15 Baseball All-Star Game 11:00 The National 11:20 News 11:45 Movie "Chartroose Caboose" CHCH 11-Ind Hamilton 9:30 OECA programs noon Midday (guests Gary Riley, Niagara region sr. education program consultant for the Ministry of Education; and Sir Winston Churchill School principal Doulas Watson) 1:00 Five of a Kind 1:30 I Saw That 2:00 Days of Our Lives 2:30 Doctors 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 Galloping Gourmet 4:00 Truth or Consequences 4:30 Merv Griffin 6:00 News 6:30 Party Game 7:00 Fred Davis (guest Diana Rigg) 7:30 Hi-Q: Beamsville v St. Mary's 8:00 Pro Lacrosse: Rochester Griffins-Toronto Tomahawks 10:30 Let Them Live 11:00 News 11:30 Fred Davis (r)

mid. Gunsmoke (Kurt Russell plays a farmboy who's out to take revenge on his father's killers) WICU 12-NBC Erie 6:55 News 7:00 Today 9:00 New Zoo Revue 9:30 Bea Canfield 10:00 Dinah Shore 10:30 Winning Streak 11:00 High Rollers 11:30 Hollywood Squares noon Jackpot! 12:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes 12:55 NBC News 1:00 Underdog 1:30 Jeopardy! 2:00 Days of Our Lives 2:30 Doctors 3:00 Another World 3:30 How to Survive a Marriage 4:00 Somerset 4:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC 5:00 High Chaparral 6:00 News 6:30 NBC Nightly News 7:00 News 7:30 Hollywood Squares 8:00 Baseball World of Joe Garagiola 8:15 Baseball All-Star Game 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show 1:00 Tomorrow 2:00 News CKCO-CTV: 13 Kitchener/2 Georgian Bay 6:00 University of the Air "Action in Outer Space" 6:30 File 13 7:00 Canada AM 8:30 Romper Room 9:00 Kareen's Yoga 9:30 Ladies' Fare 10:00 Let's Talk 10:30 Pay Cards 11:00 Eye Bet 11:30 Galloping Gourmet

noon Cartoons 12:30 Let's Make a Deal 1:00 Hollywood Squares 1:30 Beat the Clock 2:00 Anything You Can Do 2:30 Somerset 3:00 Another World 3:30 What's the Good Word? 4:00 Flintstones 4:30 Please Sir 5:00 Ponderosa (Bonanza) 6:00 News 6:30 Brady Bunch 7:00 Headline Hunters 7:30 Banacek 9:00 Marcus Welby, MD (ABC's episode, 1 hr early) 10:00 Kojak 11:00 CTV National News 11:20 News mid. Movie "Colossus: The Forbin Project" 1:40 Concern WJET 24-ABC Erie 9:00 Mike Douglas (guests Kate Smith, Jean Stapleton, Chicago Tribune editor Clayton Kirkpatrick, singing group New York City, and memory experts) 10:30 Dick Van Dyke (bw) 11:00 Flying Nun 11:30 Brady Bunch noon Password 12:30 Split Second 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Let's Make a Deal 2:00 Newlywed Game 2:30 Girl in My Life 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 One Life to Live 4:00 $10,000 Pyramid 4:30 Wild Wild West 5:30 I Dream of Jeannie 6:00 News 6:30 ABC Evening News 7:00 Mission: Impossible 8:00 Happy Days 8:30 Movie "The Third Girl from the Left" 10:00 Marcus Welby, MD 11:00 News

11:30 Wide World Mystery "Death is a Bad Trip" WSEE 35-CBS Erie 8:45 Sacred Heart 9:00 Captain Kangaroo (CT feed) 10:00 Joker's Wild 10:30 Gambit 11:00 Now You See It 11:30 Love of Life 11:55 News noon Young & the Restless 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Jeanne Carnes 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Guiding Light 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Price is Right 3:30 Match Game 4:00 Tattletales 4:30 Bonanza 5:30 Beverly Hillbillies (bw) 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Celebrity Bowling 7:30 Truth or Consequences 8:00 Maude 8:30 Hawaii Five-O 9:30 Shaft 11:00 News 11:30 Movie "Pretty Poison" WKBD 50-Ind Detroit 9:30 Jack LaLanne 10:00 Detroit Today (guests: musician/Strata Workshop prez Ken Cox, and musician Ralph Jones) 10:30 Not for Women Only (arthritis, pt 2) 11:00 New Zoo Revue 11:30 Bugs Bunny noon Kimba the White Lion 12:30 Lucy Show (bw) 1:00 Movie "Before, My Lovely" 3:30 Yogi Bear 4:00 Banana Splits 4:30 Lost in Space 5:30 Addams Family (bw/Redd Foxx plays a customer) 6:00 Avengers (bw)

7:00 Untouchables (bw) 8:00 McHale's Navy (bw) 8:30 Merv Griffin (guests Totie Fields, Ann Miller, Joan Hackett, and Claudine Longet) 10:00 Perry Mason (bw) 11:00 Night Gallery 11:30 Movie "Master of Ballantrae" WQLN 54-PBS Erie 4pm Sesame Street 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Electric Company 6:00 News 6:15 Farm, Home & Garden 6:30 Garden Club 7:00 Hodgepodge Lodge 7:30 Journey to Japan 8:00 Man Builds, Man Destroys (how to build for the future without destroying the past) 8:30 Naturalists (John Burroughs) 9:00 What's the Big Idea? (a 1972 forum on challenges to American institutions) 10:00 You Owe It to Yourself (discussing property, liability, and no-fault insurance) 10:30 Day at Night (Jonathan Winters talks about his interest in painting)

WEWS show titled as "Morning Express" at 8AM was actually titled "Morning Exchange"

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Thur. October 26th, 1995

Source: Seattle Times [on microfilm] CHANNELS 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [UPN] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [CBS] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [FOX] 22 KTZZ Seattle [The WB] 28 KBTC Tacoma [PBS] 7AM 2 Morning News

4 Good Morning America Patrick Swayze; Marlon Fitzwater ["Calling the Briefing"]; creative outlets enhance work performance. 5 Today Homeopathy; children's health and Halloween; author Donald Spoto discusses the Hose of Windsor; film review. 7 7 Live 9 Lamb Chop's Play-Along 11 This Morning Alec Baldwin; John Goodman and Jessica Lange ["A Streetcar Named Desire"]; health news; adoption. 13 Mighty Max 22 Animaniacs 28 Mister Rogers 7:30 9 Shining Time Station 13 VR Troopers 22 Highlander 28 Barney & Friends 8AM 9 Barney & Friends 13 Bobby's World 22 Warner Bros! 28 Sesame Street 8:30 9 Mister Rogers 13 Littlest Pet Shop 22 Garfield 9AM 2 What on Earth 4 Regis & Kathie Lee Patrick Swayze; Joshua Kadison. 5 George & Alana 7 Maury Povich 9 Sesame Street 11 Paid Program 13 Cubhouse [Fox Cubhouse?] 22 Sailor Moon 28 Sit and Be Fit 9:30 2 CBC Playground

11 Paid Program 13 Bananas in Pajamas 22 Field Trip 28 Ciao Italia! 10AM 2 Fred Penner's Place 4 Mike & Maty Demi Moore; Joy Philbin; home decorating tips. 5 Another World 7 Danny! Topic: Embarrassing loved ones. 9 Instructional Television 11 The Price is Right 13 Gabrielle Topic: Homosexual fathers. 22 Paid Program 28 Magic of Oil Painting 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 22 Paid Program 28 Painting [likely Joy of Painting] 11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Court TV 5 Days of Our Lives 7 Montel Williams Topic: disrespectful teens. 11 The Bold and the Beautiful [that was a weird time!] 13 In The Heat of the Night 22 Rolonda Scheduled: telephone friends meet. 28 Sesame Street 11:30 4 Loving 11 Roseanne 28 Reading Rainbow Noon 2 4 All My Children 5 7 News 11 Murphy Brown 13 Matlock: The Talk Show [title of Matlock ep? Or did Andy Griffith [Matlock] have a

talk show?] 22 Mark Walberg Topic: domestic violence. 28 Sesame Street 12:30 5 Evening Magazine Scheduled: Is Bigfoot still alive in the Northwest? 11 Golden Girls 1PM 2 Midday 4 One Life to Live 5 Leeza 7 Carnie Topic: Promiscuous people. 11 As The World Turns 13 Movie "House of the Long Shadows." [1983] Christopher Lee, Vincent Price. A writer at work sees gothic frights at a run-down family mansion in Wales. 22 Charles Perez Topic: Philanderers. 28 Big Comfy Couch 1:30 28 Shining Time Station 2PM 2 One Life to Live 4 General Hospital 5 Leeza [why two hours back-to-back? Rerun and new, or two new eps?] 7 Tempestt Topic: ending feuds. 9 Sesame Street 11 Guiding Light 22 Doogie Howser, M.D. 28 American Cinema 2:30 22 Dinosaurs 3PM 2 Spilled Milk 4 Northwest Afternoon Topic: living with mental illness. 5 Donahue

Scheduled: Dinesh D'Souza ["The End of Racism."] 7 Ricki Lake Scheduled: A Worst-boyfriend competition. 9 Barney & Friends 11 The Young and the Restless 13 Taz-Mania 22 Goof Troop 28 Painting [likely Joy of Painting] 3:30 2 Urban Peasant 9 The Puzzle Place 13 X-Men 22 Bonkers 28 Cooking [with Caprial?] 4PM 2 The Odyssey 4 News 5 Oprah Winfrey 7 Jenny Jones Topic: domestic violence. [Was 22-Mark Walberg copying what Jenny Jones' topic was? ] 9 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? [think it ended production in very early '96] 11 Day and Date 13 Batman [and Robin?] 22 Aladdin 28 Wishbone David comes through for his team; Wishbone as Ivanhoe. 4:30 2 Family Matters 9 Wishbone Samantha stands up for Nathaniel; Wishbone's Quasimodo. 13 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 22 Gargoyles 28 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? 5PM 2 Simpsons 4 MLB 1995 World Series Atlanta at Cleveland. Game 5. 5 7 11 News 9 Mister Rogers 13 Gilligan's Island [in 1995, at that time of evening? What was Q13 THINKING?!?] 22 Family Matters

28 ITN World News 5:30 2 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 9 Nightly Business Report 13 M*A*S*H 22 Blossom 28 European Journal 6PM 2 7 News 5 NBC News 9 NewsHour with Jim Lehrer 11 CBS News 13 A Current Affair 22 Step by Step 28 EastEnders 6:30 5 News 7 Hard Copy 11 Cheers John McLaughlin moderates a 200th episode retrospective that includes a question-andanswer session, rare clips and anecdotes. With Shelley Long. Part 1 of 2. 13 America's Most Wanted-Final Justice Scheduled: A con artist; vicious attack and a missing teen. 22 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 28 This Old House 7PM 2 The Health Show New research and theories on cholesterol and heart disease. 5 Evening Magazine Normal people under extraordinary circumstances. 7 Entertainment Tonight 9 Bill Nye the Science Guy 11 Married...with Children 13 Home Improvement 22 Baywatch Mitch and Garner must foil an assassination. 28 In The Mix 7:30 2 Man Alive Dreams can transform and enrich life. 5 American Journal

7 Seinfeld Jerry can't get his masseuse girlfriend to give him a massage. 9 Mulberry Mulberry helps Miss Farnaby prepare for her sisters' visit. 11 EXTRA! 13 The Simpsons 28 Today's Japan 8PM 2 The Nature of Things What some businesses are doing to maintain and restore the environment. 4 Wheel of Fortune 5 Friends "The One With the Sonogram at the End." Monica prepares for dinner with her parents; Ross' ex-wife is pregnant. 7 Movie "Halloween." [1978] An escaped masked killer [by the name of Michael Myers] stalks a baby sitter and her friends on Halloween. Directed by John Carpenter. 9 Discover America: The Western States A tour of Arizona, Utah and Colorado includes seven national parks. 11 Murder, She Wrote 13 Living Single 22 Gordon Elliott Topic: aspirants to wealth. 28 Nova Norse legends may suggest that the Vikings discovered North America 500 years before Columbus. 8:30 4 Jeopardy! 5 NewsRadio Dave determines everyone is charging frivolous expenses to the station. 13 Martin Shenenah wins a date with a rap star. 9PM 2 North of 60 4 Movie "Disaster in Time." [1992] Jeff Daniels. An innkeeper and his daughter wonder why historical-disaster witnesses from the future are in Ohio. 5 Frasier After counseling a listener, Frasier suspects Maris of having an affair. 9 Mystery! "Poirot VII: Murder on the Links" Two hostile neighbors [Damien Thomas, Kate Fahy] seem to share a mysterious past. 11 The Young and the Restless [primetime special? or a daytime rerun?]

Victor and Christine meet with Amy to try and prove Nick's innocence; Drucilla delivers an ultimatum to philandering Nathan. 13 New York Undercover J.C.'s son must decide his loyalties when he learns a friend shot a gang member. 22 Mark Walberg Topic: Women in love with convicts. 28 Taggart Taggart [Mark McManus] researches more clues in the death of a research scientist. Part 2 of 3. 9:30 5 John Larroquette Show Though Carly entices him, John decides he must win back Catherine; guest Kelsey Grammer. 10PM 2 National-CBC News 5 ER A patient [Alan Rosenberg] will not last the night without a heart transplant; Ross [George Clooney] admonishes a woman for not buying her daughter asthma medicine. 7 News 9 Poldark Monk dies from the duel; Drake and Morwenna are married; Elizabeth dies trying to reassure George. 11 48 Hours Romance-novel industry. 13 Star Trek: TNG A radical [Richard Cox] takes Crusher hostage to treat his injured comrades. Guest: Kerrie Keene. 22 Richard Bey 28 EastEnders 10:30 28 ITN World News 11PM 2 4 5 7 11 News 9 Butterflies 13 M*A*S*H 22 Rescue 911 28 In The Life 11:30 2 Movie "Impolite." [1993] A boozing reporter meets mixed reactions as he unravels the truth about the death of a financier. Robert Wisden.

9 Yes, Minister 13 Cops 22 Gordon Elliott Topic: Women who can't marry. 11:35 4 Nightline 5 Jay Leno Julianna Margulies; k.d. lang; Texas girl, 11, with a long name. 7 Stories of the Highway Patrol 11 David Letterman Eddie Murphy; singer John Hiatt. Midnight 9 Last Train Across Canada Reporter Murray Sayle visits Canadian towns losing rail access. 13 LAPD: Life on the Beat 28 Nova 12:05 4 Stephanie Miller Guest: John Henton. 7 Sally Jessy Raphael 12:30 13 Rush Limbaugh 22 Top Cops A dealer is charged in a biker's drug overdose. 12:35 5 Late Night/Conan O'Brien Larry King; Daphne Zuniga. 11 Jerry Springer 1AM 9 Mystery! 13 Northern Exposure 22 Top Cops 28 Taggart 1:05 4 Geraldo Topic: Choosing between lovers. 7 Lauren Hutton And... Actress Georgina Cates.

1:30 2 Movie "Goin' to Town" [1935] Mae West. An earthy saloon hostess hits oil and joins the rich in Buenos Aires and Southampton. 22 Rescue 911 1:35 5 Later with Greg Kinnear Musician Richie Sambora. 7 Paid Program 11 Late Late Show -crainbebo

Retro: Spokane, WA - Saturday, October 3, 1992

NOTE: Many of the abbreviated KSPS listings in the grid were hard for me to decipher. Those titles are followed by a "(?)." I like this week's episode of Saturday Night Live, by the way. What could possibly go wrong? Saturday, October 3, 1992 2KREM (CBS) 5:30 amYo Yogi! 6:00Paid Program 6:30Captain Planet and the Planeteers 7:00Fievels American Tails The Gift. Papa gives Fievel a violin for his birthday, which soon breaks. 7:30The Little Mermaid Double Bubble. Ariel babysits troublesome twins. 8:00Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles "Adventures in Turtle-Sitting" Michelangelo accidentally turns his brothers into fiveyear-olds. 9:00Garfield and Friends Show 78. Garfield hosts a quiz show while constantly having to deal with an annoying spokesmouse for various commercial products. 10:00Beakmans World Noises at Night, Beakmania & The Nose. Beakman looks into the origin of creaky nighttime noises and takes a journey through the nasal passage. 10:30 The Adventures of Don Coyote and Sancho Panda 11:00 The Amazing Live Sea Monkeys Swampthingamajig.

11:30MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers at Toronto Blue Jays. (Live) 3 pmAmerican Gladiators 4:00Highlander: The Series The Gathering. (Debut) This series follows the adventures of Duncan MacLeod (Adrian Paul), an immortal in the guise of an antique dealer who, in the opener, is asked by his kinsman Connor MacLeod (Christopher Lambert) to battle the evil Slan Quince (Richard Moll). Tessa Noel: Alexandra Vandernoot. Richie Ryan: Stan Kirsch. Based on the 1986 film. 5:00The Best of National Geographic 6:00CBS Evening News 6:30KREM 2 News 7:00HBO Comedy Showcase Joe Piscopo in Concert. The comedian impersonates celebrities, does musical parodies and shows a cartoon in a college concert. (CC) (S) 8:00Frannies Turn How Do You Say Death in Spanish? Rosa insists Frannie make her a burial dress; Joseph flips when he learns Eddie is failing Spanish. (CC) (S) 8:30Brooklyn Bridge Nun but the Brave. Katie (Jenny Lewis) thinks her prayers caused a death; the supermarket hurts the local grocer. Marion Ross. Father: James Gleason. (CC) (S) 9:00Raven The Death of Sheila. (Debut) A call girl (Claire Yarlett) walks on the wild side in a blackmail and prostitution ring run by gangsters who threaten to kidnap her son, a boy Raven (Jeffrey Meek) thinks might also be his son. Deborah: Elizabeth Berkley. Mariko: France Nuyen. Ski: Lee Majors. Tommy: Lee Reyes. (CC) (S) 10:00Angel Street The Blonde in the Pond. The 8-year-old unsolved murder of a woman obsesses King (Robin Givens); Paretsky (Pamela Gidley) links three hookers to a hotel guests murder. (CC) (S) 11:00KREM 2 News 11:30MOVIE: The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) Clint Eastwood, Chief Dan George. A Missouri farmer hunts down the Union soldiers who killed his family and left him for dead. 2 amDesigning Women 2:30The New WKRP in Cincinnati Cant We Get Along? Mr. Carlson (Gordon Jump) takes a stand when a reactionary radio host stirs up trouble with the staff. Lash Rambo: Bradley Mott. 3:00Off the Air 4KXLY (ABC) 5:45 amSunday School of the Air 6:00Top Cat 6:30 The Adventures of T-Rex 7:00MOVIE: The Good, the Bad and Huckleberry Hound (1988) Daws Butler, Don Messick. Sheriff Huckleberry Hound saves the town of Two

Bit form outlaws Dinky, Pinky, Finky and Stinky. 9:00College Football 12:30 pmCollege Football 4:00Fishing the West 4:30Perfect Strangers 5:00Star Trek 6:00News 4 6:30M*A*S*H 7:00Star Trek: The Next Generation Realm of Fear. A crewman's fear of being transported intensifies after he encounters a mysterious creature while transporting back to the Enterprise from a marooned ship. (CC) (S) 8:00Covington Cross Cedric Hits the Road. Negotiations with the Duke of Worringer (Anthony Valentine) run aground; and on an errand for Sir Thomas, Cedric runs into trouble. Duke: Anthony Valentine. Helen: Alex Kingston. Peter: Brian Mitchell. (CC) (S) 9:00Crossroads Song of the Open Road. Dylan (Dalton James) is attracted to a member of a religious sect and alienated by Johnny (Robert Urich), who must decide whether to run for office. Michael: Jonathan Brandis. (CC) (S) 10:00The Commish Adventures of the Skin Trade (Part 2). A porn producer helps Tony escape kidnappers, then they pursue a sleazy film entrepreneur. (Part 2 of 2) (CC) (S) 11:00News 4 11:30Star Trek: The Next Generation Times Arrow. An archaeological dig on Earth uncovers an unusual 19th-century artifactData's headand evidence of alien activity, leading the crew to San Francisco in the late 1800s to investigate. Part 1 of two. Jerry Hardin. Guinan: Whoopi Goldberg. Data: Brent Spiner. Scientist: Milt Tarver. 12:30Paid Program 1:00Off the Air 6KHQ (NBC) 5:30Shop at Home 6:00Saturday Today 8:00Q6 News Saturday 10:00Notre Dame 10:30College Football Stanford at Notre Dame. (Live) 2 pmSaturday Sports 3:00MOVIE: Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone (1983) Peter Strauss, Molly Ringwald. A crash-landed salvager meets a waif and saves women from a cyborg on Terra 11. 5:00Q6 News 5:30NBC Nightly News with Garrick Utley 6:00Q6 News

6:30Emergency Call Ron Allen. 7:00Star Search 8:00Here and Now Trust Me. When Malik (Michael Alexander Jackson) is teased about taking ballet, he leaves the center, and A.J. choreographs a plan to get him back. A.J.: Malcolm-Jamal Warner. (CC) (S) 8:30Out All Night Vidal (Duane Martin), the cutup, does a complete 180 when a little shaver (Tahj Mowry) asks him to be a Big Brother. The group Jodeci performs "Times We Shared." (CC) (S) 9:00Empty Nest Barbara and Harry (Kristy McNichol, Richard Mulligan) regret setting up Laverne (Park Overall) on a date with a coroner's assistant. Gibby: David Gianopoulos. (CC) (S) 9:30Nurses Inside Information. Jack tries to wheedle out some information from a delirious businessman (Jim Ishida). Dr. Morris: Paul Eisenhauer. Jack: David Rasche. (CC) (S) 10:00Sisters The Bottom Line. Teddy debates whether to enter into a business deal with a millionaire (Mark Frankel). (CC) (S) 11:00Q6 News 11:30Saturday Night Live Tim Robins (host); Sinead OConnor (musical guest). (CC) (S) 1 amQ6 News (Repeat) 1:30Paid Program 2:00Nightside 7KSPS 7 amShining Time Station 7:30Blizzard Is. (?) 8:00Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 8:30Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish 9:00Live From Lincoln Center New York City Opera: Cavalleria Rusticana/Pagliacci. 12 pmNorth Idaho (?) 12:30The Victory Garden 1:00Mediterranean (?) 1:30Art/Bars (?) 2:00The Joy of Painting 2:30Woodcarving 3:00Computer (?) 3:30Motorweek 4:00National Geographic 5:00All Creatures Great and Small 6:00The Lawrence Welk Show Salute to Cole Porter. Just One of Those Things (Art Duncan), I Love You (Joe

Feeney), Dont Fence Me In (Clay Hart). 7:00Good Neighbors Christmas Special Silly, But Its Fun Margos holiday seems ruined by a short Christmas tree. 7:30Are You Being Served? The Night Club. The staff devise new money-making ideas. 8:00MOVIE: The Unsinkable Molly Brown (1964) Debbie Reynolds, Harve Presnell. A frontier girl tries to enter Denver society by way of Europe after her husband strikes gold. 10:15Blackadder the Third Sense and Senility. Two actors give the prince diction lessons. 10:45Doctor Who Delta and the Bannermen. A beautiful alien stalked by assassins accompanies the Doctor and Met on a trip to 1959 Earth. Sylvester McCoy. 12:00New Country Video Holly Dunn, Sweethearts of the Rodeo, Ricky Skaggs. (S) 12:30Blackadder the Third Sense and Senility. Two actors give the prince diction lessons. 1:05Off the Air 28KAYU (Fox) 6 amWoody Woodpecker and Friends 6:30DuckTales 7:00Dog City Taming of the Screw. A loose screw in Eliot's animation desk causes him great aggravation but it also becomes the inspiration for another adventure with Ace Hart, Private Eye Dog. 7:30Bobbys World 8:00Tom & Jerry Kids 8:30Taz-Mania Tazmanian Lullaby, Deer Taz, A Taz-Manian Moment. 9:00The Plucky Duck Show Minister Golf, Partical Man, Istanbul (Not Constantinople), My Brilliant Revenge! 9:30Eek! The Cat Eek vs. the Flying Saucers. Eek is met by an alien who needs help for his Earth school project. 10:00Super Dave: Daredevil for Hire 10:30Ghostwriter 11:00Mr. Belvedere 11:30ALF 12 pmWWF Superstars of Wrestling 1:00Knights and Warriors 2:00MOVIE: Explorers (1985) Ethan Hawke, River Phoenix. Three boys take a homemade spaceship to another galaxy and meet aliens who speak American TV. 4:00MOVIE: 2010: The Year We Make Contact

(1984) Roy Scheider, John Lithgow. The man behind the 2001 space odyssey joins a U.S./Soviet mission nine years later to find out what went wrong. 6:30Harry and the Hendersons The Bride and Groom. Brett marries and Albanian to keep her from deportation. (CC) 7:00On Scene: Emergency Response Los Angeles gang shooting, armed robbery; auto and motorcycle accidents. 7:30Prime Suspect A man is suspected in his sons murder; a drifter is killed; a model disappears. (S) 8:00Cops Seattle: arrest of a suspected thief; witness to a battery theft. (CC) (S) 8:30Cops Miami: looter; car stuck on train tracks; drunken driver arrested. (CC) (S) 9:00Code 3 North Dakota Flood. Rescuers try to free a trapped child; a boy vanishes beneath a frozen rivers surface. (CC) (S) 9:30The Edge 10:00MOVIE: Hot Pursuit (1987) John Cusack, Robert Loggia. A teenager misses the plane to join his girlfriend on an island and is shanghaied by a pirate. 12:00Rock the Vote Celebrities encourage young people to vote. With Madonna, Danny DeVito, Whoopi Goldberg, Tom Cruise, U2, Rebecca DeMornay, Jason Priestley and Ted Danson. (CC) (S) (Repeat) 1:00Lady in a Cage (1964) Olivia de Havilland, Ann Sothern. Hoodlums terrorize an invalid woman trapped in her elevator during a power failure. 3:00Off the Air

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Wed. April 30th, 1986 *DAYTIME ONLY-TO 8PM!*

Source: Seattle Times [microfilm] Q: Why is this Daytime Only? A: I already have 4/30/86 listings from the Washington-Baltimore TV Guide. Because of this, the prime time is exactly the same as Washington Baltimore on the Big 3 [MacGyver, West 57th, etc.] To see prime time listings, see this link http://boards.radio-info.com/smf/index.php?topic=208987.0 CHANNELS 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC]

7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] 8 CHAN Vancouver [CTV] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [IND] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND/CBS] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [IND] 22 KTZZ Seattle [IND] 28 KTPS Tacoma [PBS] 7AM 4 Good Morning America 5 Today Scheduled: Summer vacations, Richard Pryor [part 3 of 3]. 7 CBS Morning News 8 Canada A.M. [from 6:30] "Selling Canada," looks at the effectiveness of Expo '86 in presenting Canada to the rest of the world. 9 Sesame Street 11 Jetsons 12 Cartoons 13 700 Club 22 Flintstones 7:30 2 Muppets 11 Robotech 22 Inspector Gadget 8AM 2 Movie "Yellow Sky." [1948] Gregory Peck. Two men battle over a woman and a quantity of gold. 9 Polka Dot 11 12 Scooby Doo 22 ThunderCats 8:30 9 Mister Rogers 11 Tom and Jerry 12 Cartoons 13 Bewitched A case of mistaken identity results in a wolf being changed into a bird. 22 Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors 28 3-2-1 Contact 9AM

4 Merv Griffin Scheduled: Charo, singer Emmanuel, actor Jorge Rivero and Argentinian tango dancers Mayoral and Elsa Marie. 5 Good Company Featured: Dr. Robert Mendelsohn and Dr. Abraham Bergman, pediatricians, discuss the topic of child health care. 7 $25,000 Pyramid 8 McGowan [what was this?] 9 Sesame Street 11 Space Coaster 12 Donahue Scheduled: the Women's Mideast delegation. 13 Family Ties 22 Jim & Tammy 28 Y.E.S. Inc 9:30 7 Let's Make a Deal [syndicated] 8 Kreskin [??] 11 Laverne & Shirley 13 Sale of the Century [preempted from KING] 28 Else's Place 10AM 2 Fred Penner's Place 4 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 5 Wheel of Fortune 7 Price is Right 8 Collecting [...?] I dislike grid form listings... 9 28 Educational Programming 11 Love Boat 12 Movie "Fear on Trial." [1975] William Devane. During the 1950s, the career of promising newscaster John Henry Faulk is cut short by libelous figures involved in ferreting out communists. 13 Bonanza Little Joe claims to have killed a wanted man to keep the dead man's friends away from the man who did kill him. 22 Father Knows Best 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 4 New Love, American Style 5 Scrabble 8 Cooking [...?] 22 My Favorite Martian

11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Ryan's Hope 5 Super Password 7 Young and the Restless 8 Guess What 11 Private Benjamin 13 Dating Game 22 Perry Mason 28 3-2-1 Contact 11:30 4 Loving 5 Sally Jessy Raphael Scheduled: the pros and cons of single life and married life. 8 Definition 11 Divorce Court 13 Love Connection 28 Sesame Street Noon 2 4 All My Children 5 Days of Our Lives 7 8 News 9 Nova 11 Barnaby Jones 12 Perry Mason 13 Hour Magazine Scheduled: Alan Thicke ["Growing Pains"]; cake decorating; a report on prostate gland enlargement; low-impact aerobics. 22 Hogan's Heroes 12:30 22 McHale's Navy 28 Congress [...?] 1PM 2 Midday 4 One Life to Live 5 8 Another World 7 As The World Turns 9 Educational Programming 11 Movie "The Black Windmill." [1974] Michael Caine, Donald Pleasence. While on assignment, an agent find himself betrayed and his son kidnapped.

12 Divorce Court 13 Lou Grant Lou is at odds with his old boss over a story that could tear the latter's town apart. 22 Gomer Pyle, USMC 28 Educational Programming 1:30 12 Card Sharks 22 Mayberry, RFD 2PM 2 Coronation Street 4 8 General Hospital 5 Santa Barbara 7 Guiding Light 9 Mystery! 12 The Price is Right 13 Big Valley The Barkleys are at odds with one of their neighbors over ownership of an orange grove. 22 Flying Nun 2:30 2 Parenting [...?] 22 Mighty Mouse 3PM 2 Trapper John M.D. 4 ABC Afterschool Special "Summer Switch." Robert Klein and Scott Schwartz star in a comedy about a father and son who envy each other's lifestyle so much that they switch bodies and in the process learn a lesson. 5 Main Street Scheduled: report on high-school fitness programs; interviews with Justine Bateman ["Family Ties"] and "Muppets" creator Jim Henson; free-style bicycle riding; the reaction of students at Concord [N.H.] High School since the death of astronaut Christa McAuliffe. 7 Matt Houston 8 Lifetime Pediatrician Dr. Bernard Laskey talks about strokes in children; killer whales; a real estate syndicate formed by a group of women; fitness expert Jane Love; director Ted Kotcheff ["Joshua Then and Now"]. 9 Joy of Painting 11 GoBots 12 Cartoons 13 Trapper John M.D. When a patient [Ruth Buzzi] catches Slocum's attention, Gonzo serves as an intermediary

to get the two together. 22 Heathcliff 28 Black Forum 3:30 9 Madeleine Cooks 11 M.A.S.K. 12 He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 22 ThunderCats 28 Kitchen [...?] 4PM 2 Happy Days 4 Sale of the Century 5 Donahue Scheduled: the Women's Mideast delegation. 7 People's Court 8 Hart to Hart 9 Sesame Street 11 12 Transformers 13 Little House on the Prairie Charles learns a lesson about greed and human nature when he leaves the farm to become a carver of fine furniture. 22 He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 28 Homework Hotline [Tacoma Public Schools local show?] 4:30 2 Stanley Cup Playoffs Division Final, if necessary. 4 $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime 7 News [that early in 1986?] 11 Brady Bunch 12 Flintstones 22 She-Ra 5PM 4 5 7 News 8 Wheel of Fortune 9 Mister Rogers 11 Mork & Mindy 12 Diff'rent Strokes 13 Quincy Danny Toyo faces financial ruin after a hit-and-run accident kills one of his customers. 22 G.I. Joe 28 Sesame Street

5:30 8 WKRP In Cincinnati 9 Nightly Business Report 11 Diff'rent Strokes 12 Too Close for Comfort 22 Leave it to Beaver 6PM 4 ABC News 5 NBC News 7 CBS News 8 News 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 Three's Company Chrissy sets up a rendezvous with the man who has been sending her secret love notes. 12 Three's Company Jack takes a part-time job at the flower shop managed by Janet. 13 Rockford Files An old flame uses Rockford to deliver a package of money which turns out to be phony. 22 Jeffersons Florence's cousin skips town with money she borrowed from George. 28 Nightly Business Report 6:30 4 7 News 5 Top Story 11 WKRP In Cincinnati Andy's ex-girlfriend, now a famous recording star, comes to town for a series of concerts. 12 M*A*S*H Hawkeye desperately tries to contact his hospitalized father in Maine while the rest of the camp is preoccupied with a bowling match against a grup of Marines. 22 Hogan's Heroes Hogan starts to work with members of the underground, but runs into trouble. 28 Innovation 7PM 4 Wheel of Fortune 5 Entertainment Tonight Interview with David Lee Roth. 7 Newlywed Game 8 Forests [...?] 9 Wild, Wild World of Animals The personality of the mink is illustrated through the rearing of its young near a pond in the American West. 11 M*A*S*H Heavy casualties arriving at the compound create severe problems for the unit because

they are nearly out of pentothal. 12 $100,000 Pyramid 13 Benson Benson concocts a wild scheme to trap the person who bugged the governor's mansion. 22 Too Close for Comfort Henry feels the pains of unemployment after he's fired for satirizing the President in a cartoon. 28 Jacques Cousteau 7:30 2 Mary [Tyler Moore?] 4 Jeopardy! 5 $100,000 Pyramid 7 The Price is Right [Tom Kennedy] 8 Entertainment Tonight See 7PM, Ch. 5. 9 World of Survival 11 Taxi Louie puts a damper on the celebration when Bobby announces he's finally landed a TV series role. 12 Newlywed Game 13 Carson's Comedy Classics Guests: June Allyson, George C. Scott. 22 Jeffersons Living the good life drives Louise up the wall. -crainbebo

Q: Why is this Daytime Only? A: I already have 4/30/86 listings from the Washington-Baltimore TV Guide. Because of this, the prime time is exactly the same as Washington Baltimore on the Big 3 [MacGyver, West 57th, etc.] But what about the PBS, indies and Canadian stations? Those might be added at a later date. But if I do include prime time, 4, 5 and 7 will be omitted because they are Big 3 affiliates and the prime time is the same as the Washington D.C. listing that I have from the same day. I know that KLCS 58 [operated by LAUSD] either does or recently cancelled their Homework Hotline show, which started running in 1984-and got national publicity by Time Magazine. Family Ties at 9 on 13 was also punted from KING.

No "Search for Tomorrow" or its CBS replacement "Capitol".

Retro: Phoenix Net Affils--Fri Jul 21, 1967

ABC/CBS/NBC affils only--no indie, no non-comm Source: Arizona Republic microfilm Time zone MDT (correct = summer 1967) KTVK 3 Phoenix/ABC (now indie) AM 07:30 Cartoons 07:45 Roundabout 08:00 Local News 08:30 Dateline: Hollywood 08:55 Children's Doctor 09:00 Honeymoon Race 09:30 Family Game 10:00 Everybody's Talking 10:30 Donna Reed 11:00 Fugitive PM 12:00 Newlywed Game 12:30 Dream Girl Of '67 12:55 ABC News/Women's Touch 01:00 General Hospital 01:30 Dark Shadows 02:00 Dating Game --ABC daytime live 8:30-2:30 02:30 Movie: "The Big Store" (1941) 04:30 Tales Of Wells Fargo 05:00 Local News 05:30 ABC News--Jennings 06:00 Patty Duke 06:30 Time Tunnel 07:30 Malibu U (network 8:30 ET, tape delay) 08:00 Rango 08:30 Phyllis Diller 09:00 Avengers --prime time 6:30-10 aired for the most part from 16mm film 10:00 Local News 10:30 Joey Bishop AM 12:00 Movie: "Remains To Be Seen" (1953)

KOOL-TV 10 Phoenix/CBS (now KSAZ-TV/Fox) AM 05:45 Meditation 05:50 Farm & Ranch 06:00 Summer Semester 06:30 CBS Morning News--Benti 06:55 Local News 07:00 Captain Kangaroo 08:00 Candid Camera 08:30 Beverly Hillbillies 09:00 Andy Of Mayberry 09:30 Dick Van Dyke 10:00 Love Of Life 10:25 CBS News--Benti 10:30 Search For Tomorrow 10:45 Guiding Light 11:00 Gale Storm 11:30 As The World Turns PM 12:00 Password 12:30 House Party 01:00 To Tell The Truth 01:25 CBS News--Edwards 01:30 Edge Of Night 02:00 Secret Storm --CBS daytime live 8:00-2:30 (network dark 11-11:30) 02:30 Mike Douglas 04:00 Merv Griffin 05:30 CBS News--Cronkite 06:00 Local News 06:30 Hogan's Heroes 07:00 CBS Friday Movie: "Underworld USA" (1961) 09:00 Wild Wild West (network 7:30 ET) 10:00 Local News 10:30 Perry Mason 11:30 Movie: "Conflict" (1945) KTAR-TV 12 Mesa/NBC (now KPNX) AM 05:55 RFD 12 06:00 Bible Answers 06:30 Today Show 08:00 Snap Judgment 08:25 NBC News--Vanocur 08:30 Concentration

09:00 Personality 09:30 Hollywood Squares 10:00 Jeopardy! 10:30 Eye Guess 10:55 NBC News--Newman 11:00 Romper Room 11:30 Jody Noll 12:00 Days Of Our Lives 12:30 Doctors 01:00 Another World 01:30 You Don't Say! 02:00 Match Game 02:25 NBC News--Kalber --NBC daytime live 8:00-2:30 (network dark 11-11:30, see next entry) 02:30 Let's Make A Deal (network 1:30 ET) 02:55 Movie: "I Married A Woman" (1958) 04:30 Flash Gordon 05:00 Local News 05:30 NBC News--Huntley/Brinkley 06:00 Local News --ch. 12 titled 5-6:30 news block as "News 90" 06:30 Tarzan (network 7:30 ET) 07:30 T.H.E. Cat 08:00 Laredo 09:00 Man From U.N.C.L.E. (network 8:30 ET) 10:00 Local News 10:30 Tonight Show AM 12:00 Local News 12:05 Movie: "Gallant Musketeer" (1964)

Retro: Los Angeles Thurs, July 19, 1979

from TV Guide-Los Angeles Metro edition KNXT 2-CBS Los Angeles 5:05 Steve Edwards 5:30 Summer Semester "Disabilities" 6:00 Humanities Through the Arts 6:30 Sunnyside 6:55 News 7:00 Thursday Morning 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 All in the Family

9:30 Whew! 9:55 CBS News 10:00 Price is Right 11:00 Steve Edwards (discussing the 1980 census) 11:30 Search for Tomorrow noon Young & the Restless 12:30 As the World Turns 1:30 Guiding Light 2:30 Love of Life 3:00 M*A*S*H 3:30 Cross-Wits 4:00 Match Game 4:30 News 6:55 KNXT Editorial 7:00 CBS Evening News 7:30 Yipe! Don't Be Afraid (Stan Freeberg hosts this children's program on fear) 8:00 Waltons 9:00 Miss Universe Pageant (from Perth, Australia; hosts Bob Barker and Helen O'Connell with entertainment by Donny Osmond and Australia's Fifth District Band and segments with Jayne Kennedy) 11:00 News 11:30 M*A*S*H 12:05 Movie "Rebecca" (bw) 2:45 News 3:10 KNXT Editorial 3:15 Movie "Psyche '59" (bw) KEYT 3-ABC Santa Barbara 6:00 PTL Club (it's Circus Day as Austin Miles welcomes guests from Youngstown, OH's Grotto Circus) 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Human Dimension (education's role in Japanese Christian missions) 9:30 Brady Bunch 10:00 Laverne & Shirley 10:30 $20,000 Pyramid 11:00 Family Feud 11:30 Ryan's Hope noon All My Children 1:00 One Life to Live 2:00 General Hospital 3:00 Edge of Night 3:30 My Three Sons 4:00 Adam-12 4:30 Merv Griffin (from Vegas with guests Bill Cosby, Lola Falana, Doney Terrio, Georgie Tate, Chris Chalen, Gary Larrimore & Delaware, and the Barnstable twins) 6:00 Odd Couple

6:30 News (KEYT billed the 6:30-7:30 hour as the Ventura-Santa Barbara News Hour) 7:00 ABC World News Tonight 7:30 Wild, Wild World of Animals "Wildlife in New York" (animal life in NYC, and we don't mean the muggers ) 8:00 Mork & Mindy 8:30 ABC News Closeup "Infinite Horizons: Space Beyond Apollo" (Ray Bradbury hosts this special commemorating the 10th anniversary of Apollo 11's moon landing) 9:30 Barney Miller 10:00 20/20 11:00 News 11:30 Starsky & Hutch 12:40 Baretta 1:50 News KNBC 4-NBC Los Angeles 5:55 Knowledge 6:25 Not for Women Only (health care innovations, pt 4) 6:55 News 7:00 Today (guest George Burns) 9:00 Card Sharks 9:30 All Star Secrets 10:00 High Rollers 10:30 Wheel of Fortune 11:00 Password 11:30 Hollywood Squares noon Days of Our Lives 1:00 Doctors 1:30 Another World 3:00 Medical Center 4:00 Mary Tyler Moore 4:30 Bob Newhart 5:00 News 7:00 NBC Nightly News 7:30 Consumer Buyline (David Horowitz finds out what's in a fast-food burger) 8:00 Project UFO 9:00 Quincy 10:00 David Cassidy-Man Undercover 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show (guests Charles Nelson Reilly, Peter Strauss, and Donna Cross) 1:00 Tomorrow (look at carnivals and sideshows) 2:00 News KTLA 5-Ind Los Angeles 5:00 Movie "Seven Doors to Death" cont'd (bw) 6:00 News 6:30 Personal Finance & Money Management

7:00 700 Club (Barry McGuire sings) 8:30 Gallery (Johnny Grant) 9:00 Phil Donahue (guest Fr. Andrew Greeley) 10:00 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 11:00 Big Valley noon Twilight Zone (bw/x2) 1:00 I Spy 2:00 Mike Douglas (co-host Cher/guests Betty White, Martin Mull, Bob Mackie, David Horowitz, and Dr. Herman Tarnower) 3:30 Dinah! (a salute to CHiPs with guests Larry Wilcox, Erik Estrada, Robert Pine, and Brianne Leary; other guests include Raymond J. Goodman Jr.) 5:00 Bonanza 6:00 Kung Fu 7:00 Newlywed Game 7:30 New Dating Game 8:00 Movie "The Spiral Road" 10:00 News 11:00 Make Me Laugh (comics Dave Barry, Jim Samuels, and Argus Hamilton/celeb contestant Connie Newton) 11:30 Dick Van Dyke (bw) mid. Twilight Zone (bw) 12:30 Movie "Deception" (bw) 2:25 News 2:30 Movie "One Sunday Afternoon" 4:25 News 4:30 Movie "The Missing Guest" (bw) KABC 7-ABC Los Angeles 6:00 Contemporary Health Issues 6:30 Daybreak LA 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 AM Los Angeles 10:00 Laverne & Shirley 10:30 $20,000 Pyramid 11:00 Family Feud 11:30 Ryan's Hope noon All My Children 1:00 One Life to Live 2:00 General Hospital 3:00 Edge of Night 3:30 Movie "The Deadly Bees" 5:00 News 7:00 ABC World News Tonight 7:30 Bye, Bye Blues (Dr. Art Ulene hosts this program about depression) 8:00 Mork & Mindy 8:30 ABC News Closeup "Infinite Horizons: Space Beyond Apollo"

9:30 Barney Miller 10:00 20/20 11:00 News 11:30 Starsky & Hutch 12:40 Baretta 1:50 News KHJ 9-Ind Los Angeles 5:00 Movie "Sapphire" cont'd 6:00 Frankly Female (guest Carol Sapin Gold) 6:30 Humanities Through the Arts 7:00 Froozles 7:30 There is a Way 8:00 PTL Club 10:00 Mid Morning LA (Bob Hilton) 11:30 Body Buddies noon Movie "Off Limits" (bw) 1:30 News 2:00 Ironside 3:00 Green Acres 3:30 My Favorite Martian (bw) 4:00 Saint (bw) 5:00 Gunsmoke 6:00 Celebrity Charades 6:30 Candid Camera 7:00 Joker's Wild 7:30 Tic Tac Dough 8:00 Movie "Indiscreet" 10:00 News 11:00 Movie "Crime Boss" 1:00 Maverick (bw) 2:00 Movie "The Story of Alexander Graham Bell" (bw) 4:00 Movie "Train of Events" (bw) KTTV 11-Ind Los Angeles 5:00 Movie "Destination Big House" cont'd (bw) 6:00 University of the Air 6:30 New Zoo Revue 7:00 Battle of the Planets 7:30 Inch High Wheelie 8:00 Yogi & His Friends 8:30 Brady Kids 9:00 I Love Lucy (bw) 9:30 Family Affair 10:00 My Three Sons 10:30 That Girl

11:00 Ghost & Mrs. Muir 11:30 News noon Movie "The Mouse That Roared" 1:50 Ben Hunter 2:00 Let's Rap 2:30 Andy Griffith 3:00 Fred Flintstone & Friends 3:30 Yogi & His Friends 4:00 Jetsons 4:30 Inch High Wheelie 5:00 Family Affair 5:30 Partridge Family 6:00 Six Million Dollar Man 7:00 I Love Lucy (bw) 7:30 Brady Bunch 8:00 Carol Burnett & Friends (guest Jack Weston) 8:30 Odd Couple 9:00 Merv Griffin (guest host Steve Allen welcomes his wife Jayne Meadows, along with Mel Torme, Earl Holliman, and Dody Goodman) 10:30 News 11:00 Bedtime Stories 11:30 Gong Show (panelists Arte Johnson, Steve Garvey, and Jaye P. Morgan) mid. Alfred Hitchcock (bw) 12:30 Movie "The Man from the Diner's Club" (bw) 2:30 Movie "The Men" (bw) 4:00 Movie "Terror in the Haunted House" (bw) KCOY 12-CBS Santa Maria 7:00 Thursday Morning 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 All in the Family 9:30 Whew! 9:55 CBS News 10:00 Phil Donahue 11:00 Young & the Restless noon News 12:30 As the World Turns 1:30 Guiding Light 2:30 M*A*S*H 3:00 Love of Life 3:30 Rookies 4:30 Six Million Dollar Man 5:30 Joker's Wild 6:00 News 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Mary Tyler Moore

7:30 Bob Newhart 8:00 Waltons 9:00 Miss Universe Pageant 11:00 News 11:30 M*A*S*H 12:05 Movie "Rebecca" (bw) KCOP 13-Ind Los Angeles 6:15 My Turn 6:30 Fun World of Hanna-Barbera 7:00 Josie & the Pussycats 7:30 Krofft Superstars 8:00 Mighty Mouse 8:30 Cartoonville 9:00 Superman (bw) 9:30 Romper Room 10:00 Guest Spot 10:30 Nanny & the Professor 11:00 Gomer Pyle, USMC (x2) noon Superman 12:30 Get Smart (x2) 1:30 Gomer Pyle, USMC 2:00 News 2:30 Tarzan 3:30 Cartoonville 4:30 Krofft Superstars 5:00 Batman 5:30 Get Smart 6:00 Streets of San Francisco 7:00 Sanford & Son 7:30 Adam-12 8:00 Movie "Sudden Terror" 10:00 Night Gallery 10:30 News 11:00 Benny Hill 11:30 Get Smart (x2/second show bw) 12:30 Movie "Randy Rides Alone" (bw) 1:30 Movie "Pals of the Saddle" (bw) 2:30 News KSCI 18-Ind/Ethnic San Bernardino 2:30pm Inland Empire 3:00 Para Todo Latino 3:30 Pelicula "Plan 9 del espacio sideral" (better known as all-time turkey Plan 9 from Outer Space) 5:30 Pelicula "El tesoro de Bengala"

7:30 Enlightenment/News 8:00 Maharishi 9:00 Health (Dr. Barry Charles) 9:30 Korean Drama 10:40 Korean Show 11:00 World of Life (also Korean) 11:30 Inland Empire KWHY 22-Ind/SelecTV Los Angeles 7:00 Stock Market Opening 7:30 Market Coverage 8:00 Market Update 8:30 Commodity Line 9:00 Market Coverage 9:30 New York Stock Exchange 10:00 Market Update 10:30 Market Coverage 11:30 Now Hear This noon Concepts in Commodities 12:45 Commodity Report 1:00 Market Closing Activities 1:15 Dow 30 1:30 Charting the Market --4:30 Journey to Adventure 5:00 Today's Financial Final 5:15 Commodity Final 5:30 Charting the Market 5:45 Gold & Silver Report 5:55 Wall Street Wrap-Up 6:00 KBS Variety Show (Korean) 7:00 Rose Street (Korean) 8:00 SelecTV programming KVCR 24-PBS San Bernardino (and 62 Riverside) 8:30 Captioned ABC News 9:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 9:30 Villa Alegre 10:00 Jerusalem Mile 10:30 Advocates (a debate on if reporters should have the right to protect confidential sources) 11:30 America After Vietnam noon Prime Time (Don McNeill) 12:30 College Wrestling: Lehigh v LSU 1:30 Instructional Programs 2:00 Lilias, Yoga & You

2:30 Instructional Programs 3:00 Over Easy 3:30 Villa Alegre 4:00 Studio See 4:30 Big Blue Marble 5:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:30 Over Easy 6:00 Instructional Programs 7:30 Tell Them It's Going to Happen Again! (a live phone-in discussion of arson with California Forestry captain Jim Hunter and San Bernardino batallion chief/fire marshal Mel Enslow) 9:00 Violent Universe (1972 doc on outer-space phenomena) 11:00 Dancing Disco 11:30 Lilias, Yoga & You KCET 28-PBS Los Angeles 6:15 AM Weather 6:30 Captioned ABC News 7:00 Yoga for Health 7:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 8:00 Big Blue Marble 8:30 Villa Alegre 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Instructional Programs 11:00 Electric Company 11:30 Dick Cavett (tap dancing, pt 1; guests Charles Honi Coles and members of the Copasetics) noon Over Easy (guest Cesar Romero) 12:30 Yoga for Health 1:00 Instructional Programs 2:00 Villa Alegre 2:30 Instructional Programs 4:00 Summer Faire 4:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 5:00 Sesame Street 6:00 Over Easy (guest Carlos Montoya) 6:30 Dick Cavett (conclusion of the 11:30 show) 7:00 28 Tonight 7:30 MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8:00 Nova "Einstein" 9:00 Violent Universe 11:00 Dick Cavett (repeat from 6:30) 11:30 Captioned ABC News mid. 28 Tonight KHOF 30-Ind/Rel Glendale

7:00 Festival of Faith 11:00 Family Focus noon Live at Noon 4:00 World Opportunities 5:00 News 5:15 Hermano Pablo 5:30 Dr. Eugene Scott 7:00 Festival of Faith mid. Dr. Eugene Scott KMEX 34-Sp Los Angeles 12:30pm La Indomable 2:00 Rosalia 2:30 Los Hermano Coraje 3:30 Torneo de Estrellas 4:00 Cepillin 4:30 Alejandra 5:30 Noticiero 6:30 El Chavo 7:00 Ardiente Secreto 8:00 Viviana 8:30 La Carabina de Ambrosio 9:00 Noches Tapatias 9:30 Pecado de Amor 10:00 24 Horas 10:50 Noticiero 11:00 Pelicula "El profesor hipper" 1:00 Noticiero KMIR 36-NBC Palm Springs 7:00 Today 9:00 Card Sharks 9:30 All Star Secrets 10:00 High Rollers 10:30 Wheel of Fortune 11:00 Password 11:30 Hollywood Squares noon Days of Our Lives 1:00 Doctors 1:30 Another World 3:00 Little Rascals (bw) 3:30 Mike Douglas 5:00 Dinah! (studio guests Danny Thomas, Rob Reiner, and Arte Johnson/in St. Louis: guests Jay Johnson and Luisa Amaral-Smith) 6:00 News 6:30 Little Rascals (bw)

7:00 NBC Nightly News 7:30 This Week in Baseball 8:00 Project UFO 9:00 Quincy 10:00 David Cassidy-Man Undercover 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show KTBN 40-Rel Los Angeles 5:00 Live Now 5:30 Teach Us to Pray 6:00 Kingdom Living 6:30 Backyard 7:00 Joy in the Morning (Davis) 8:00 Behind the Scenes 8:15 The Word 8:20 Day by Day (Dick Mills) 8:25 Joy to the World 8:30 Praise the Lord! 10:30 High Adventure 11:00 Let Go-Let God 11:30 Transformed noon Behind the Scenes 12:15 The Word 12:20 Day by Day 12:25 Joy to the World 12:30 Live Now 1:00 Teach Us to Pray 1:30 Kingdom Living 2:00 New Hope 2:30 Praise the Lord! 4:30 Kids: Praise the Lord 5:00 Behind the Scenes 5:15 The Word 5:20 Day by Day 5:25 Joy to the World 5:30 Kingdom Living 6:00 Live Now 6:30 Teach Us to Pray 7:00 Love Special (Nancy Harmon) 8:00 Praise the Lord! 11:00 Behind the Scenes 11:15 The Word 11:20 Day by Day 11:25 Joy to the World 11:30 Song of Praise

mid. Joy in the Morning 1:00 Let God Love You 1:30 Praise the Lord! 3:30 Dwight Thompson 4:00 Dynamic Christianity 4:30 Spirit Song KESQ 42/82-ABC Palm Springs 7:00 Good Morning America 9:00 Not for Women Only 9:30 There is a Way 10:00 Laverne & Shirley 10:30 $20,000 Pyramid 11:00 Family Feud 11:30 Ryan's Hope noon All My Children 1:00 One Life to Live 2:00 General Hospital 3:00 Edge of Night 3:30 Burke's Law (bw) 4:30 Merv Griffin (the 2nd annual Merv Griffin Tennis Tournament from Monte-Carlo; guests include Princess Grace & Prince Rainier, Charlton Heston, Wayne Rogers, Jack Paar, Carl Reiner, Dick Van Patten, and Tom Laughlin) 6:00 News 7:00 ABC World News Tonight 7:30 Not for Women Only (see ch 4, 6:25am) 8:00 Mork & Mindy 8:30 ABC News Closeup "Infinite Horizons: Space Beyond Apollo" 9:30 Barney Miller 10:00 20/20 11:00 News 11:15 PTL Club (guests Jim Consway and Charles & Frances Hunter) KOCE 50-PBS Huntington Beach 6:45 AM Weather 7:00 Instructional Programs 7:30 Electric Company 8:00 Instructional Programs 5:00 Over Easy (guest Carlos Montoya) 5:30 Instructional Programs 7:30 Newscheck 8:00 Here's to Your Health (how to tell heart attacks from other types of chest pain) 8:30 Turnabout (Gerri Lange brings us visits to a family commune surviving from the 60s, and members of a network of shop owners and businessmen who help each other) 9:00 Findhorn (man and the environment) 10:00 Newscheck

10:30 Poldark (pt 3) KBSC 52-Ind/ON TV Los Angeles 1:40pm Meditations 1:45 News 2:00 Take 30 (Joni Pennock Winn) 2:30 Movie "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (bw) 5:00 Life of Riley (bw) 5:30 F Troop (bw) 6:00 Leave It to Beaver (bw) 6:30 Doctor Who "Invasion of Time" (pt 5) 7:00 Today at Hollywood Park 8:00 ON TV programming KLCS 58-PBS Los Angeles Instructional Programs during daytime noon Anyone for Tennyson? 12:30 Over Easy (Carlos Montoya) 1:00 Erica 1:30 Antiques 2:00 Instructional Programs 3:00 Studio See 3:30 Villa Alegre 4:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 4:30 Instructional Programs 5:00 A Good Dissonance Like a Man (profile of composer Charles Ives) 6:00 Turnabout (Gerri Lange/visiting a minimum-security jail where mothers can live with their pre-school kids while serving time) 6:30 Instructional Programs 8:30 Another Voice

Strange to see "Match Game" at 4 on 2. This was the time between the end of the network version (April 20) and the syndicated version(September 10).

Retro: Spokane, WA - Friday, February 1, 1974

February 1, 1974 2KREM (ABC) 7 amNorthwest History 7:30New Zoo Review 8:00Kartoon Korner

9:00The Mike Douglas Show 10:30One Life to Live 11:00The Brady Bunch 11:30The World Today 12 pmPassword 12:30Split Second 1:00All My Children 1:30Lets Make a Deal 2:00The Newlywed Game 2:30The Girl in My Life 3:00General Hospital 3:30The Flintstones 4:00The Virginian 5:30The World Today 6:00ABC Evening News 6:30The Courtship of Eddies Father 7:00Whats My Line? 7:30The Hollywood Squares 8:00Jane Goodall and the World of Animal Behavior 9:00The Six Million Dollar Man Operation Firefly. Steve relies on a woman's ESP to locate her kidnapped father. Susan: Pamela Franklin. Steve: Lee Majors. 10:00Democratic Congressional Leaders 11:00The World Today 11:30In Concert 1 amIntersect 4KXLY (CBS) 6:25 amFarm Reports 6:30Sunrise Semester 7:00CBS Morning News 8:00Captain Kangaroo 9:00The Jokers Wild 9:30The $10,000 Pyramid 10:00Gambit 10:30Love of Life 10:55 CBS Midday News with Douglas Edwards 11:00The Young and the Restless 11:30Search for Tomorrow 12 pmDialing for Dollars 12:30As the World Turns 1:00Dialing for Dollars 1:30The Edge of Night 2:00The Price Is Right 2:30The Guiding Light 3:00The Secret Storm

3:30Mayberry R.F.D. 4:00MOVIE: Those Fantastic Flying Fools (1967) Burl Ives, Troy Donahue. Phineas T Barnum and friends finance the first flight to the moon but find the task a little above them. 5:30The Scene Today 6:00CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite 6:30Circus 7:00Hogans Heroes 7:30The Mary Tyler Moore Show 8:00Dirty Sally 8:30Its a Mystery, Charlie Brown Snoopy dons Sherlock Holmes attire to investigate the disappearance of Woodstock's nest, unaware that Sally brought it to school for "show and tell." 9:00MOVIE: Gene Kelly in New York, New York (1966) Gene Kelly, Woody Allen. 10:00Democratic Congressional Leaders 11:00The Scene Tonight 11:30MOVIE: Daughter of the Mind (1969) Don Murray, Gene Tierney. A professor of cybernetics comes to believe that his dead daughter is communicating with him from the netherworld. 6KHQ (NBC) 6 amConsultation 6:30Garner Ted Armstrong 7:00Today Frank McGee, Barbara Walters. 9:00Dinahs Place 9:30Jeopardy! 10:00The Wizard of Odds 10:30The Hollywood Squares 11:00Jackpot 11:30Baffle 11:55NBC News with Edwin Newman 12 pmThe Noon Thing 12:30Days of Our Lives 1:00The Doctors 1:30Another World 2:00How to Survive a Marriage 2:30Somerset 3:00The Merv Griffin Show 4:30Bonanza 5:00Truth or Consequences 5:30Q-6 Reports 6:00NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor 6:30To Tell the Truth 7:00Mission: Impossible

8:00Sanford and Son Freds Cheating Heart. Lamont drags Fred into the hospital to put an end to his phony heart-attack routine. Lamont: Demond Wilson. Fred: Redd Foxx. Grady: Whitman Mayo. Man: Thalmus Rasulala. 8:30Lotsa Luck A Little Order of Law and Order. Ineffective burglar alarms and a lazy watchdog are part of Stan's attempts to protect his home from criminals. Stan: Dom DeLuise. 9:00The Girl with Something Extra A Zircon in the Rough. Sally and John try to groom easygoing Jerry for his date with a beautiful sophisticate. Sally: Sally Field. Jerry: Jack Sheldon. John: John Davidson. Samantha: Joan Van Ark. 9:30The Brian Keith Show Make Room for Sean. 10:00Democratic Congressional Leaders 11:00Q-6 Reports 11:30The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson 1 amThe Midnight Special 7KSPS (PBS/Educational) 9 amSesame Street 12:10 pmMister Rogers Neighborhood 2:25The Electric Company 3:30Erica and Theonie 4:00Sesame Street 5:00Mister Rogers Neighbordhood 5:30The Electric Company 6:00Carrascolendas 6:30Zoom 7:00Aviation Weather 7:30Wall Street Week 8:00Washington Week in Review 8:30Interface 9:00Masterpiece Theatre 10:00Democratic Congressional Leaders

Retro: Spokane, WA - Monday, February 1, 1999

2KREM (CBS) 5 amCBS Morning News Thalia Assuras 5:30KREM 2 News This Morning 7:00CBS This Morning Mark McEwen/Jane Robelot 9:00Judge Judy

9:30Martha Stewart Living 10:00The Price Is Right 11:00The Young and the Restless 12 pmKREM 2 News at Noon 12:30The Bold and the Beautiful 1:00As the World Turns 2:00Guiding Light 3:00The Roseanne Show 4:00The Oprah Winfrey Show 5:00KREM 2 News at 5 Charles Rowe/Nadine Woodward. 5:30CBS Evening News with Dan Rather 6:00KREM 2 News at 6 Charles Rowe/Nadine Woodward. 6:30Extra 7:00Seinfeld George worries over gaining the upper handing in his current romance. (S) (CC) (TV-PG) 7:30Friends Phobic Ross babysits his infant son; Monica likes Ross new girlfriend. (S) (CC) (TVPG) 8:00Cosby The perfect Bill Cosby plot: After a burglary, Hilton becomes slave to a new home security system. Then his stolen CD player suddenly shows up. (S) (CC) 8:30The King of Queens Doug forgets Carries 30th birthday. (S) (CC) 9:00Everybody Loves Raymond Robert changes his demeanor around new friends. (S) (CC) 9:30Becker Initially happy to do an article for a medical journal, Becker (Ted Danson) suddenly finds himself plagued by writers block. Certain hell be productive if he can focus on his task without interruption, he tries to isolate himself from everyone else. (S) (CC) 10:00L.A. Doctors Roger confronts a man he suspects of spouse abuse; a couple breaks up over Viagra, chicken soup and a cork. (S) (CC) (TV-PG) (Repeat) 11:00KREM 2 News at 11 Charles Rowe/Nadine Woodward. (Repeat) 11:35Late Show with David Letterman Bill Cosby, Brendan Fraser. 12:35 amThe Late Late Show with Tom Snyder Author Susan Cheever. 1:35KREM 2 News at 11 Charles Rowe/Nadine Woodward. (Repeat) 2:05Up to the Minute 4KXLY (ABC) 5 amGood Morning Northwest

7:00Good Morning America Charles Gibson/Diane Sawyer 9:00The Peoples Court Judge Ed Koch. 10:00The View 11:00News 4 12 pmAll My Children 1:00One Life to Live 2:00General Hospital 3:00Port Charles 3:30Access Hollywood 4:00Maury 5:00News 4 at 5 Richard Brown/Marianne Mishima. 5:30World News Tonight with Peter Jennings 6:00News 4 at 6 Richard Brown/Marianne Mishima. 6:30Entertainment Tonight 7:00Home Improvement Tim thinks women should know how to make repairs. (S) (CC) 7:30M*A*S*H Margaret gets engaged during a trip to Tokyo. 8:0020/20 Charlie Sheen discusses his battle with drug addiction. (CC) 9:00MOVIE: Netforce (Part 1) (1999) Scott Bakula, Kris Kristofferson. In the year 2005, the Internet is a source of great gain for a new breed of techno-criminals. In response, the government has created a new division of the FBI known as Netforce. When Netforces internal network is infiltrated, the race is on to secure the world's information system. Joanna Going, Judge Reinhold. 11:00News 4 at 11 Richard Brown/Marianne Mishima. 11:35Nightline Ted Koppel 12:05 amPolitically Incorrect with Bill Maher Esai Morales, Ricki Lake and editor James Golden. 12:35Paid Programming 1:05News 4 at 11 Richard Brown/Marianne Mishima. (Repeat) 1:40Roseanne 2:10World News Now 6KHQ (NBC) 4 amBusiness (?) 4:30NBC News at Sunrise Brigitte Quinn

5:00Q6 News Today 7:00Today Katie Couric/Matt Lauer 9:00Live with Regis and Kathie Lee 10:00The Howie Mandel Show 11:00Sunset Beach 12 pmDebra Wildes Circle of Friends Host Debra Wilde and others from varying backgrounds share thoughts and reflections on contemporary issues. 12:30Mad About You The grandmothers each buy a crib for the baby. (S) (CC) (TV-PG) 1:00Paid Programming 1:30Another World 2:30Days of Our Lives 3:30The Rosie ODonnell Show Kathy Griffin; Jerry OConnell. (CC) 4:30Q6 News at 4:30 5:00Q6 News at 5 Randy Shaw/Penny Daniels. 5:30NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw 6:00Q6 News at 6 Randy Shaw/Penny Daniels. 6:30Frasier Frasier hires a bodyguard to protect him from a stalker. (S) (CC) (TV-PG) 7:00Jeopardy! 7:30Wheel of Fortune 8:00MOVIE: Vanished Without a Trace (1999) Shelley Long, William R. Moses. A woman simply refuses to accept the kidnapping of her 13 year old daughter (Julie Marie Berman) and relentlessly pursues the villain's capture. 10:00Dateline NBC Jane Pauley/Stone Phillips. 11:00Q6 News 11 at 11 Randy Shaw/Penny Daniels. 11:35The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Actor Joseph Fiennes, actress Maria Bello and musical guest Everlast. 12:35 amLate Night with Conan OBrien David Spade (Just Shoot Me) and Fred Savage (Working). 1:35Later Host: Cynthia Garrett. 2:05The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 3:05Sunset Beach 7KSPS 5 am Czanne 6:00Body Electric

6:30Hometime 7:00Theodore Tugboat 7:30Teletubbies 8:00Arthur 8:30Barney & Friends 9:00Sesame Street 10:00 Zoobilee Zoo 10:30Reading Rainbow LeVar Burton. 11:00Sit and Be Fit Mary Ann Wilson. 11:30The Beauty of Oil Painting 12 pmGreat Food Seared fillet of sea trout; zucchini relish; roast rump of lamb; souffl. (S) 12:30Sew Creative with Donna Wilder Art; fabrics; wearables; kitches; iris. 1:00Talk to City Hall 2:00The Big Comfy Couch Trouble with hair. (S) (CC) 2:30Barney & Friends The schools annual International Festival. (S) (CC) (TV-Y) (Repeat) 3:00Mister Rogers Neighborhood Bravery, cereal. (S) (CC) (TV-Y) 3:30Arthur A new girl moves into the neighborhood; Brain spends the weekend. (S) (CC) (TV-Y) (Repeat) 4:00Zoom Feeding birds; skating. (S) (CC) (TV-Y) 4:30Wishbone A haunted library; The Phantom of the Opera. (S) (CC) (TV-Y) 5:00Bill Nye the Science Guy Friction converts energy from motion to heat. (S) (CC) (TV-Y) 5:30Nightly Business Report 6:00The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer Jim Lehrer details the days top stories. (CC) 7:00Antiques Roadshow Los Angeles. Clay piglet; pottery, arts and crafts; paintings, silver miniature portrait. (Part 1 of 2) (S) (CC) (TV-G) 8:00Ill Make Me a World: A Century of African-American Arts Lift Every Voice, Without Fear or Shame. This stunning six-part series covers the subject from minstrel shows to rap and hip-hop artists. As is said so well in the first hour, America would indeed be a pretty dull place without the contributions of the giants featured in the series. (Part 1 of 3.) (S) (CC) (TV-PG) 10:00Are You Being Served? Mrs. Slocombe finds she is to be retired. 10:30Allo Allo!

11:00Charlie Rose 12 amThe World of National Geographic 1:00Ill Make Me a World Lift Every Voice, Without Fear or Shame. This stunning six-part series covers the subject from minstrel shows to rap and hip-hop artists. As is said so well in the first hour, America would indeed be a pretty dull place without the contributions of the giants featured in the series. (Part 1 of 3.) (S) (CC) (TV-PG) 3:00Antiques Roadshow 4:00Ill Make Me a World Lift Every Voice, Without Fear or Shame. This stunning six-part series covers the subject from minstrel shows to rap and hip-hop artists. As is said so well in the first hour, America would indeed be a pretty dull place without the contributions of the giants featured in the series. (Part 1 of 3.) (S) (CC) (TV-PG) 22KSKN (UPN) 5:30 amAgDay 6:00This Mornings Business 6:30Robotech 7:00Beast Wars: Transformers 7:30 Pokmon 8:00Mighty Max 8:30Dragon Ball Z 9:00Matlock 10:00Donny & Marie 11:00NewsRadio 11:30Judge Joe Brown 12 pmMartin 12:30Paid Programming 1:00Martha Stewart Living 1:30Bloopys Buddies 2:00The Wacky World of Tex Avery 2:30Peer Pressure (?) 3:00Ricki Lake 4:00The Nanny 4:30Grace Under Fire 5:00Judge Judy 5:30Real TV 6:00Friends 6:30NewsRadio 7:00The Simpsons 7:30The Simpsons 8:00Dilbert Dilbert gets a new job at a company that loves its employees. Can he handle life in an office instead of a cubicle? 8:30DiResta 9:00The Sentinel

Sentinel Too. 10:00KREM 2 News at 10 on UPN 22 Charles Rowe/Nadine Woodward. 10:30Extra 11:00Change of Heart 11:30The Love Connection 12 amThe Dating Game 12:30The Newlywed Game 1:00LAPD: Life on the Beat 1:30Sally Jessy Raphael 2:30Hyperiod Bay 3:30Off the Air 28KAYU (Fox) 6:30 amDuckTales 7:00The Magic School Bus 7:30Life with Louie 8:00Disneys Hercules 8:30Doug 9:00Sister, Sister 9:30Boy Meets World 10:00Paid Programming 10:30Paid Programming 11:00The Montel Williams Show 12 pmForgive or Forget 1:00Paid Programming 1:30Paid Programming 2:00Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Bashir falls for a woman who can fly on her own planet but cannot walk in a stronger gravity. (S) (CC) 3:00Spider-Man 3:30Young Hercules 4:00Power Rangers in Space 4:30 The Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog 5:00The Jerry Springer Show 6:00Cops 6:30Cops 7:00Cheers Diane shows scorn for Sams choice of female companions. (S) (CC) 7:30Cheers Sam and Dianes romantic plans go awry. (S) (CC) 8:00TV Guide Awards Christina Applegate (Jesse) and French Stewart (3rd Rock From the Sun) host the reader-selected awards. Presenters include Lara Flynn Boyle, Lisa Nicole Carson, Roma Downey, David James Eliott, Dennis Franz, Dylan McDermott and Rick Schroder. (S) (CC)

10:00Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Cardassians try to convince kidnapped Kira she is one of them. (S) (CC) 11:00The Jerry Springer Show 12 amHard Copy 12:30 - 6:30Paid Programming

There are a few errors here. I wish I could still edit my post. Specifically, there's a typo in the Seinfeld description, and obviously the 11 pm airing of KREM 2 News at 11 isn't a repeat.

Robotech doesn't even air at 6:30am weekdays, RoboCop: Alpha Commando aired on KSKN weekdays at 6:30am. Also Dragon Ball Z didn't air at 8:30am weekdays, Pocket Dragon Adventures aired on that slot.

Yep. I kind of struck out with this one. My guesses were terrible. The three shows were abbreviated as, "Robo," "Dragon" and "Zob." D'oh!

Retro: Spokane, WA - Monday, January 24, 2000

2KREM (CBS) 5 amCBS Morning News Julie Chen. 5:30KREM 2 News First Edition Issa Arnita, Robyn Nance. 7:00The Early Show Bryant Gumbel, Jane Clayson. 9:00Donny & Marie 10:00The Price Is Right 11:00The Young and the Restless 12 pmKREM 2 News at Noon Robyn Nance. 12:30The Bold and the Beautiful 1:00As the World Turns 2:00Guiding Light 3:00Judge Judy 3:30Judge Judy 4:00The Oprah Winfrey Show

5:00KREM 2 News at 5 Charles Rowe, Nadine Woodward. 5:30CBS Evening News with Dan Rather 6:00KREM 2 News at 6 Charles Rowe, Nadine Woodward. 6:30Hollywood Squares 7:00Seinfeld 7:30Friends 8:00The King of Queens Frozen Pop. Carrie regrets letting Arthur sleep in her upstairs office to escape the cold basement when it becomes obvious he intends to stay there permanently. Arthur: Jerry Stiller. Carrie: Leah Remini. Doug: Kevin James. 8:30Ladies Man The Home Office. Jimmy (Alfred Molina) insists on no disturbances while he's working, but the rest of the family's yachting trip doesn't please him as it should. Peaches: Dixie Carter. (Repeat) 9:00Everybody Loves Raymond The Will. After Ray claims he had a close brush with death, Debra thinks it's time to make out their wills. But to whom should they leave the kids? (Repeat) 9:30Becker Regarding Reggie. From last season: Becker balks at asking Reggie (Terry Farrell) to a formal fund-raising dinner, even though everyone else thinks it's a great idea. (Repeat) 10:00Family Law Stealing Home. Lynn represents a mother who kidnapped her 4-year-old daughter two years ago to keep her away from the child's father, who allegedly molested her. Now, the mom wants to work out a deal to have criminal charges against her dropped. Meanwhile, Danni defends a hairdresser who is being sued for refusing to cut a woman's hair. Lynn: Kathleen Quinlan. Danni: Julie Warner. Randi: Dixie Carter. 11:00KREM 2 News at 11 11:35Late Show with David Letterman From San Francisco: Don Johnson (Nash Bridges), Manny the Hippie and musical guests Alice in Chains. From May 10, 1996. (Repeat) [During Lettermans hiatus after having had quintuple bypass surgery.] 12:35 amThe Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn 1:35KREM 2 News at 11 Charles Rowe, Nadine Woodward. (Repeat) 2:10Up to the Minute 4KXLY (ABC) 4:30 amWorld News This Morning 5:00Good Morning Northwest 7:00Good Morning America Charles Gibson, Diane Sawyer. 9:00Martha Stewart Living 10:00The View 11:00Paid Programming

11:30Port Charles 12 pmAll My Children 1:00One Life to Live 2:00General Hospital 3:00Access Hollywood 3:30Family Feud 4:00Maury 5:00News 4 at 5 Richard Brown. 5:30World News Tonight with Peter Jennings 6:00News 4 at 6 Richard Brown. 6:30Entertainment Tonight 7:00Home Improvement 7:30The Drew Carey Show 8:00MOVIE: Jack (1996) Robin Williams, Diane Lane. Jack Powell appears to be an average, middle-aged forty year old manwho plays with G.I. Joe and wears Power Ranger pajamas. But Jack is only 10-years-old. He suffers from a genetic disorder that causes him to physically age four times faster than a normal person. Fearing ridicule from the outside world, Jack's parents have kept him secluded in their home, which they have stocked with every toy a young boy could want. Toys can't take the place of the real friends which Jack craves. Now he's about to embark on the greatest adventure of his unusual lifehe's about to enter the fifth grade. 10:00Once and Again Mediation. Lily and Jake need more than a mediator to facilitate their divorce; Rick and David (Todd Field) try to satisfy a peculiar client (David Clennon, reprising his thirtysomething role as Miles Drentell). Meanwhile, Grace volunteers as Eli's tutor so he doesn't lose his sports eligibility. 11:00News 4 at 11 Richard Brown. 11:35Nightline Ted Koppel. 12:05 amPolitically Incorrect with Bill Maher Talk show host Armstrong Williams and Tennessee Rep. Harold Ford. 12:35Paid Programming 1:05Paid Programming 1:35News 4 at 11 Richard Brown. (Repeat) 2:10Roseanne 2:40World News Now 6KHQ (NBC) 4:30Early Today Nanette Hansen. 5:00Q6 News Today

7:00Today Katie Couric, Matt Lauer. 9:00Live with Regis and Kathie Lee 10:00Later Today Jodi Applegate, Florence Henderson. 11:00The Peoples Court Judge Jerry Sheindlin. 12 pmDebra Wildes Circle of Friends 12:30Extra Maureen OBoyle. 1:00Shop at Home 1:30Passions 2:30Days of Our Lives 3:30The Rosie ODonnell Show 4:30Q6 News at 4:30 5:00Q6 News at 5 Randy Shaw, Penny Daniels. 5:30NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw 6:00Q6 News at 6 Randy Shaw, Penny Daniels. 6:30Frasier 7:00Jeopardy! 7:30Wheel of Fortune 8:00Freaks and Geeks Weve Got Spirit. Lindsay (Linda Cardellini) is about to dump Nick (Jason Segel) until she learns he has a history of stalking; Sam auditions for school mascot to impress Cindy (Natasha Melnick), who's obsessed with a jock. Todd: Riley Smith. Herbert: Shia LaBeouf. 9:00Twenty One Host: Maury Povich. 10:00Third Watch Journey to the Himalayas. The police search for a missing mentally challenged teen; Matty (Jon Seda) tries to make amends; Doc brings his father (Ossie Davis) back home; Davis goes on patrol duty with Candyman (Wendell Pierce). 11:00Q6 News 11 at 11 Randy Shaw, Penny Daniels. 11:35The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Actor Matt Damon, actress Lorraine Bracco (The Sopranos) and music guest Diana Krall. 12:35 amLate Night with Conan OBrien 1:35Later 2:05Mad About You 2:35The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 3:35Late Night with Conan OBrien 7KSPS (PBS)

5 amAmerica on Wheels 6:00Body Electric 6:30Noddy 7:00Dragon Tales 7:30Teletubbies 8:00Arthur 8:30Barney & Friends 9:00Sesame Street 10:00 Zoboomafoo 10:30Reading Rainbow 11:00Sit and Be Fit 11:30Fine Art (?) 12 pmEurope (?) 12:30Antique Show 1:00Talk to City Hall 2:00Memories (?) 2:30Wai Lana Yoga 3:00Mister Rogers Neighborhood 3:30Arthur 4:00Zoom 4:30Wishbone 5:00BBC World News 5:30Nightly Business Report 6:00The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer 7:00Antiques Roadshow Birmingham, Alabama. Items up for appraisal in Birmingham, Ala., include a 19thcentury quilt, two valuable toys and an unusual gold ring with a surprise inside. Chris Jussel is the host. 8:00The American Experience Houdini. Mandy Patinkin narrates a biography of Harry Houdini (1874-1926) that focuses on his amazing feats (later ones are seen in clips; others are re-created) and the obsessionsnotably his mother and deaththat shaped his personality. Escapology was also high on the list. He was so insanely devoted to what he did, observes author E.L. Doctorow, that the ultimate insanity of his life never occurred to him. 9:00MOVIE: Regret to Inform (1998) In this documentary made over ten years, filmmaker Barbara Sonneborn goes on a pilgrimage to the Vietnamese countryside where her husband was killed. She and translator (and fellow war widow) Xuan Ngoc Nguyen explore the meaning of war and loss on a human level. The film weaves interviews with Vietnamese and American widows into a vivid testament to the legacy of war. 10:30Breaking News 11:00Charlie Rose 12 amWorld War II: Battlefield 1:00Antiques Roadshow 2:00The American Experience 3:00Antiques Roadshow

4:00The American Experience 5:00Mark Russell 22KSKN (UPN/The WB) 6:30 amAgDay 7:00Recess 7:30Sabrina: The Animated Series 8:00Recess 8:30Doug 9:00Donny & Marie 10:00Judge Mills Lane 10:30Judge Mills Lane 11:00Real TV 11:30Paid Programming 12 pmSally Jessy Raphael 1:00Ricki Lake 2:00The Martin Short Show 3:00Pokmon 3:30Warner Bros. Histeria! 4:00Judge Joe Brown 4:30Judge Joe Brown 5:007th Heaven All By Myself. A burnt-out Annie ditches the family for a weekend alone and makes an unexpected friend. Meanwhile, Matt says good-bye to Shana as she heads for New York; Lucy and Mary mope over their beaus' failure to call; and Eric vainly tries to take care of the twins, the kids and the chores by himself. 6:00Friends 6:30Change of Heart 7:00Blind Date 7:30The Simpsons 8:00Moesha Lets Talk About Sex. Moesha is shocked when Niecy invites a stranger (RonReaco Lee) back to her room, and then she catches Dorian and a girl getting amorous while the family's away. 8:30The Parkers Big Is Beautiful. Nikki likes the new guy Kim is dating (Nick Cannon), an aspiring stand-up comic, until the young man wins big laughs at a talent contest by making fat jokes. Crystal: Jodi Taffel. Stevie: Jenna Von Oy. 9:00Grown Ups Instant Karma. J (Jaleel White) tells a blind date he'll call her, not intending to follow through, but his karma goes bad, causing a shooting slump in basketball, an embarrassing medical condition and surprise good fortune for his archrival, Marcus (Bumper Robinson); Gordon (Dave Ruby) investigates his maid and finds out what she really does. Marissa Ribisi. 9:30Malcolm & Eddie Designing Woman. The guys hire a decorator to redo their apartment after their

furniture is stolen, unaware the woman has designs on their insurance money. Cassandra: Teresa Parente. 10:00KREM 2 News at 10 on KSKN 22 Charles Rowe, Nadine Woodward. 10:30NewsRadio 11:00NewsRadio 11:30Change of Heart 12 amThe Queen Latifah Show 1:00The Jenny Jones Show 2:00Inside Edition Deborah Norville. 2:30The Nanny 3:00Grace Under Fire 3:30The Roseanne Show 4:30Off the Air 28KAYU (Fox) 6 amThe Bullwinkle Show 6:30Garfield and Friends 7:00The Wacky World of Tex Avery 7:30The Magic School Bus 8:00Sister, Sister 8:30Boy Meets World 9:00Paid Programming 9:30Paid Programming 10:00Forgive or Forget 11:00The Montel Williams Show 12 pmThe Jerry Springer Show 1:00Divorce Court 1:30Paid Programming 2:00Paid Programming 2:30Paid Programming 3:00The Magic School Bus 3:30Power Rangers Lost Galaxy 4:00Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century 4:30Digimon: Digital Monsters 5:00Caroline in the City 5:30Caroline in the City 6:003rd Rock From the Sun 6:30Cops 7:00Star Trek: Voyager Day of Honor. Torres finds that the worst day in [her] life includes Seven of Nine's request for a duty assignment in engineering and being stranded in space with Paris (Robert Duncan McNeill). Torres: Roxann Dawson. Janeway: Kate Mulgrew. 8:00Time of Your Life The Time She Turned 21. Difficult defines Sarah's new charge as an au pair; a

smitten dentist hires Cecelia as his receptionist; Maguire and J.B. enter the party-DJ business; Sarah disdains 21st-birthday fanfare. Sarah: Jennifer Love Hewitt. Spencer: Patrick Fabian. 9:00Ally McBeal Just Looking. From 1998: Ling turns to the firm when a local group threatens to shut down her mud-wrestling club. Meanwhile, Ally develops an interest in the opposing counsel (Justin Theroux), who once dated Georgia. Marie Stokes: Christine Ebersole. Ling: Lucy Liu. Ally: Calista Flockhart. (Repeat) 10:00Fox 28 News at Ten Scott Bayens, Linda Stratton. 11:00National Enquirer TV Mike Walker, Susan Campos. 11:30Bewitched 12 amI Dream of Jeannie 12:30 6:00Paid Programming

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Tue. October 15th, 1996

Source: Seattle Times [yessir, this was a microfilm print.] CHANNELS 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [UPN] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [CBS] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [FOX] 22 KTZZ Seattle [WB] 28 KBTC Tacoma [PBS] 5AM 4 5 7 News 9 Computer Chronicles 11 Geraldo Riviera Topic: Children battle misfortune. 12 13 Headline News 22 Shepherd's Chapel 28 W. Tradition [Western?] 5:30 9 NHK News Japan Update 12 Benny Hinn

13 Flintstones [that early?] 28 W. Tradition [again] 6AM 4 5 7 News 9 Sesame Street 11 Headline News 12 Newsview 13 Bananas in Pajamas 22 News [Headline News? All News Channel? Doesn't say] 28 Ventured [??] 6:30 11 CBS Morning News 13 Mega Man 22 Skysurfer Strike Force 7AM 2 Morning News 4 Good Morning America Alternative medicine; chef Wolfgang Puck. 5 Today Childproofing a bathroom; Halloween treats; author Lawrence Schiller. 7 7 Live [with Joyce Taylor] 9 Mr. Rogers Neighborhood 11 This Morning Aidan Quinn; personal finance. 12 Aladdin 13 Beast Wars 22 Bruno the Kid 28 Shining Time Station 7:30 9 Katie and Orbie 12 Scooby-Doo 13 Samurai Pizza Cats 22 Masked Rider 28 Barney and Friends 8AM 9 Barney & Friends 12 Darkwing Duck 13 Bobby's World 22 The Mask 28 Sesame Street

8:30 9 Arthur 12 Gargoyles 13 Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego? 22 Garfield and Friends 9AM 2 Empty Nest 4 Regis & Kathie Lee Scheduled guest: Jay Leno. 5 In Person with Maureen O'Boyle 7 Maury Povich Topic: angry children. 9 Sesame Street 12 Hawaii Five-O 13 After Breakfast 22 Bugs 'n' Daffy [in response to AKA's post about stations that aired cartoons while kids were in school, here's one!] 28 Sit and Be Fit 9:30 2 CBC Playground 22 The Why Why Family 28 Collecting Across America 10AM 4 Caryl & Marilyn: Real Friends 5 Another World 7 Sally Jessy Raphael 9 Katie & Orbie 11 The Price is Right 12 Charlie's Angels 13 Gordon Elliott Topic: heroic acts. 22 The 700 Club 28 The Joy of Painting 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 9 Preschool Power! 28 Workshop [likely Jenkins' Art Workshop] 11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Judge Judy 5 Days of Our Lives

7 Montel Williams Topic: families in hiding. 9 Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood 11 News 12 Remington Steele 13 Little House on the Prairie 22 Paid Program 28 Puzzle Place 11:30 4 The City 9 Shining Time Station 22 Paid Program 28 Reading Rainbow Noon 2 Midday 4 All My Children 5 7 News 9 Lamb Chop's Play-Along 11 EXTRA! 12 Mission: Impossible 13 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 22 Bradshaw Difference Topic: victims of con-men. 28 Sesame Street 12:30 5 Evening Magazine 9 Reading Rainbow 11 Bold and the Beautiful 1PM 2 All My Children 4 One Life to Live 5 Leeza 7 Crook & Chase Crystal Bernard; fashion tips. 9 Kidsongs TV 11 As The World Turns 12 Maury Povich 13 Movie "Earth Angel." [1991] Cathy Podewell. A class-of-62 goner returns to help mortals she once knew. 22 Baywatch Rival gangs arrive at the beach.

28 Arthur 1:30 9 The Puzzle Place 28 Lamb Chop's Play-Along 2PM 2 One Life to Live 4 General Hospital 5 Rosie O'Donnell Scheduled guest: Delta Burke. 7 Pat Bullard 9 Barney & Friends 11 Guiding Light 12 Hard Copy 22 Dinosaurs 28 Psychology 2:30 9 Adventures of Dudley the Dragon 12 Real TV 22 Animaniacs 3PM 2 Coronation Street 4 Northwest Afternoon Topic: verbal abuse. 5 Oprah Winfrey Topic: self-image. 7 Ricki Lake 9 Arthur 11 Young and the Restless 12 Dinosaurs 13 Eek!stravaganza 22 Darkwing Duck 28 Sewing [with Nancy?] 3:30 2 Urban Peasant 9 Magic School Bus 12 Full House 13 Batman & Robin 22 Gargoyles 28 Wolf's Table 4PM

2 Jonovision 4 Dating Game 5 News 7 Jenny Jones Topic: exotic dancers. 9 Kratts' Creatures 11 News 12 Baywatch 13 Big Bad BeetleBorgs 22 Aladdin 28 Wishbone 4:30 2 Family Matters 4 Newlywed Game 9 Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego? 13 Power Rangers Zeo 22 Quack Pack 28 Kratts' Creatures 5PM 2 The Simpsons 4 7 News 5 MLB Baseball ALCS, Game 6, if neccessary. [this did not happen, Yankees won in Game 5 two days before.] 9 Wishbone 11 Roseanne 12 22 Blossom 13 Full House 28 Magic School Bus 5:30 2 22 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 9 Nightly Business Report 11 CBS News 12 Murphy Brown 13 Full House 28 Terrorism [??] 6PM 2 Broadcast One 4 ABC News 7 News 9 NewsHour with Jim Lehrer 11 12 Home Improvement

13 The Simpsons 22 Hangin' with Mr. Cooper 28 EastEnders 6:30 4 News 7 Hard Copy 11 Access Hollywood 12 Roseanne 13 M*A*S*H 22 Step by Step 28 Woodwright's Shop 7PM 2 Man Alive 4 Wheel of Fortune 7 Entertainment Tonight [and it's been that way for 15+ years, 7PM on KIRO] 9 Bill Nye the Science Guy 11 Home Improvement 12 Seinfeld 13 Mad About You Jamie and Lisa fight. 22 Martin 28 Wishbone 7:30 2 Market Place 4 Jeopardy! 7 Seinfeld 9 Oregon Field Guide 11 EXTRA! 12 Mad About You 13 The Simpsons Bart plays miniature golf. 22 BZZZ! 28 ITN World News 8PM 2 the fifth estate 4 Roseanne A rich prince woos Jackie. 5 Evening Magazine 7 Moesha 9 Nova Three balloonists attempt a nonstop trip around the world. 11 Promised Land

Nathaniel is thrilled to meet his favorite author, then sees she's a morphine addict. 12 Movie "The Principal." [1987] James Belushi. A new principal cleans up a drug-infested high school. 13 Movie "Coneheads" [1993] Stranded on Earth for eons, Beldar and Prymaa of Remulakia try suburbia with their teen-age daughter, Connie. Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtin, Michelle Burke. 22 Baywatch 28 American Experience Charismatic Theodore Roosevelt shapes the modern presidency. 8:30 4 Life's Work Lisa takes on a demanding case. 5 American Journal 7 Homeboys in Outer Space 9PM 2 Witness 4 Home Improvement The guys make a video. 5 Movie "Lethal Exposure." [1992] An American photojournalist has something on film which soon puts her with a Paris policeman on a case. Ally Sheedy. 7 The Burning Zone The team researches a secret death-row program. 9 Frontline The Tailhook scandal prompts attempts at reform in the Navy. 11 Movie "Every Woman's Dream." [1996] Jeff Fahey. Lies catch up to a handsome charmer who concocts bogus backgrounds to manipulate two women into marriage. 22 Kung Fu: The Legend Continues 9:30 4 Spin City The former mayor voices criticism. 10PM 2 The National/CBC News 4 NYPD Blue The unit investigates when a dead body is placed in their precinct. SEASON PREMIERE 7 News 9 Nova Daily routine aboard the Navy aircraft carrier USS Independence. 12 Seinfeld

13 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine A criminal is physically dead, but his essence hides in another's brain. 22 Stories of the Highway Patrol 28 EastEnders 10:30 12 M*A*S*H 22 Stories of the Highway Patrol 28 ITN World News 11PM 2 4 5 7 11 News 9 To The Manor Born 12 Access Hollywood 13 M*A*S*H A daily general investigates the 4077th. 22 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 28 Charlie Rose 11:30 2 Kids in the Hall 9 Butterflies 12 Star Trek: TNG 13 Cops 22 Mama's Family 11:35 4 Nightline 5 Jay Leno Chris Farley; sports reporter Brett Murray. 7 Real TV 11 David Letterman Helen Hunt; John Travolta; R.E.M. Midnight 2 Prairie Roadhouse 9 Nova 13 LAPD: Life on the Beat 22 Jerry Springer 28 American Experience 12:05 4 America's Funniest Home Videos 7 Court TV: America's Courts 12:30

2 Rough Cutz 12 Twilight Zone 13 Strange Universe 12:35 4 America's Funniest Home Videos 5 Conan O'Brien 7 Paid Programming 11 Day & Date 1AM 2 Off the Air 9 Frontline 12 Stories of the Highway Patrol 13 Spud Goodman 22 Rolonda Topic: unusual births. 1:05 4 Inside Edition 7 Paid Program 1:30 12 Movie: "The Fighter" [1983] 13 Paid Program 1:35 4 Judge Judy 5 Later with Greg Kinnear 7 Paid Program 11 Tom Snyder/Late Late Show 2AM 9 Nova 13 In The Heat of the Night 22 Paid Program 28 EastEnders 2:30 22 Paid Program 28 ITN World News 2:35 4 World News Now 5 NBC Nightside 7 11 News [repeat broadcasts]

3AM 9 Instructional TV 13 Movie: "The Dark" [1979] 22 Richard Bey 28 Off the Air 3:10 11 Up To The Minute 3:30 12 Movie: "Eat and Run" [1986] 3:35 7 News 4AM 22 AgDay 4:05 7 Headline News 4:30 5 NBC News at Sunrise 7 This Morning's Business 22 First Business -crainbebo

Retro: Seattle/Tacoma, Mon. Sep 19th, 1988

Source: Seattle Times. I have this paper in my possession, it is not a microfilm print. CHANNELS 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [CBS] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [IND] 12 KVOS Bellingham [IND] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [IND/FOX] 22 KTZZ Seattle [IND] 28 KTPS Tacoma [PBS]

7AM 2 XXIV Summer Olympics Women's basketball-preliminary game; boxing-preliminary bouts; men's divingspringboard preliminaries; men's field hockey; women's gymnastics-team compulsories; weightlifting-56k final; men's volleyball-preliminary match. 4 Good Morning America Julio Iglesias's home; Kenny Rogers; authors Jane Mayer and Doyle McManus women making the most of their resources. 5 XXIV Summer Olympics Men's diving-springboard preliminaries; women's gymnastics-team compulsories. 7 This Morning 9 Sesame Street 11 C.O.P.S. 12 Flintstones 13 Snorks 22 Thundercats 7:30 11 Dennis the Menace 12 G.I. Joe 13 Flintstones 22 Ghostbusters 8AM 9 Captain Kangaroo 11 Woody Woodpecker 12 Scooby-Doo 13 Tom & Jerry 22 Gumby 28 Instructional Television 8:30 9 Mister Rogers 11 Scooby-Doo 12 My Little Pony 13 Smurfs 22 Care Bears 9am 4 Geraldo Topic: psychotherapy/sex-abuse scandal. 5 Seattle Today 7 Sally Jessy Raphael [30 min] 9 Sesame Street 11 Bewitched

12 Leave it to Beaver 13 Family Feud [CBS] 22 Silverhawks 9:30 7 Family Medical Center "Battered Man/Hiccups." 11 Mork & Mindy 12 Gong Show 13 Card Sharks 22 Casey Treat 10AM 2 Fred Penner's Place 4 Home Topics: Apartment complex provides child care; making ice cream; eyeglasses relieve headaches; cancer in women; converting a linen closet into a shelving unit. 5 Wheel of Fortune 7 The Price is Right 9 Instructional TV 11 Superior Court 12 Regis & Kathie Lee Children of celebrities: Desi Arnez Jr., Frank Sinatra Jr., Chris Calloway; Richard Simmons; wild birds and weird animals. 13 Gong Show 22 Success N-Life 10:30 2 Mr. Dressup 5 Win, Lose or Draw Olympians Debi Thomas, Scott Hamilton, Mary Lou Retton, Bruce Jenner. 11 Divorce Court 13 Odd Couple 11AM 2 Sesame Street 4 Ryan's Hope 5 Super Password 7 Young and the Restless 11 The Judge 12 Sally Jessy Raphael 13 Happy Das Chachi makes a pact with the devil's nephew. 22 The 700 Club 11:30

4 Loving 5 Scrabble 11 Superior Court 13 Partridge Family Noon 2 Midday 4 All My Children 5 Sale of the Century 7 News 11 Regis & Kathie Lee See 10AM, KVOS. 12 22 Perry Mason 13 Hour Magazine Jonathan Winters; "Pictionary" creator Rob Angel; podiatrist Dr. Suzanne Levine; coping with the blues. 12:30 5 Santa Barbara 1PM 2 XXIV Summer Olympics Morning highlights, from Seoul. 4 One Life to Live 5 Another World 7 As the World Turns 11 Newlywed Game 12 Dick Van Dyke 13 Movie "Across the Wide Missouri." [1951] A beaver trapper marries a Blackfoot chief's daughter who guides him and his group safely west. Clark Gable. 22 Hawaii Five-0 1:30 9 Reading Rainbow 11 Dating Game 12 Mary Tyler Moore 2PM 4 General Hospital 5 XXIV Summer Olympics Previous day highlights, from Seoul. 7 Guiding Light 9 Maturity [??] 11 My Little Pony 12 Quincy, M.E.

13 Flintstones 22 Gunsmoke 2:30 9 Collectors [??] 11 JEM 13 Tom & Jerry 3PM 2 All My Children 4 Northwest Afternoon ABC News anchor Peter Jennings discusses network news and the people and events he has encountered in his career. 5 Days of Our Lives 7 Oprah Winfrey Former and would-be Olympic athletes talk about their dreams that died because of injury or accident. 9 Sesame Street 11 Yogi Bear 12 Alvin & The Chipmunks 13 Flintstones 22 Hit Squad 28 Painting [likely Joy of Painting] 3:30 11 Alvin & The Chipmunks 12 C.O.P.S. 13 Double Dare 22 Bob Newhart 28 Art [?? these were in grid form] 4PM 2 XXIV Summer Olympics Men's basketball-preliminary game; men's diving-springboard final; equestrian-three day event: dressage; men's gymnastics-team optional exercises; women's rowing heats; swimming-men's and women's heats; men's tennis-first round singles; women's volleyball-preliminary match. 4 Win, Lose or Draw 5 News 7 Donahue American "royalty"-Jewish, Roman Catholic and black American princesses. 9 28 3-2-1 Contact 11 Ghostbusters 12 Wonderful World of Disney "Big Red," a wealthy sportsman hires an orphaned rural boy to exercise his champion

Irish setter, Big Red. [Part 1 of two] 13 Finders Keepers [Larry Toffler syndicated version] 22 I Dream of Jeannie 4:30 4 Family Feud [syndicated] 5 XXIV Summer Olympics Men's basketball-U.S. vs. Canada; boxing-preliminary bouts; men's diving-springboard final; rowing-men's and women's heats; swimming-men's and women's heats; women's volleyball-U.S. vs. China. 9 28 Square One Television 11 Jetsons 13 Duck Tales Scrooge must rescue Donald. 22 Hogan's Heroes 5PM 4 7 News 9 Mister Rogers 11 Fun House 12 Silver Spoons 13 Happy Days Fonzie tries to set a motorcycle record. Part 1 of two. 22 Leave it to Beaver 28 Sesame Street 5:30 9 Wild, Wild World of Animals 11 Silver Spoons Kate's Uncle Harry uses the family in a deception. 12 Three's Company 13 Happy Days Fonzie recuperates from his stunt at Richie's. 22 Too Close for Comfort 6PM and later will be added likely tomorrow or later tonight. -crainbebo

6PM and later 6PM 4 ABC News 7 CBS News 9 Nightly Business Report

11 Family Ties Nick changes his image to please Steven and Elyse. 12 M*A*S*H 13 Love Connection 22 Newhart Joanna doesn't get the lead role in director Dick's play. 28 Hometime 6:30 4 7 News 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour 11 Three's Company Chaos results when Jack romances a Mexican girl. 12 Newlywed Game 13 A Current Affair 22 I Love Lucy 28 Automania 7PM 2 News 4 NFL Football Indianapolis Colts at Cleveland Browns. 7 USA Today Sinead O'Conner; "techno-pop" rocker; talking with doctors. 11 Cheers Sam gets involved with a political candidate. Part 1 of 3. 12 Dating Game 13 Hill Street Blues Furillo stops Daniels from bombing a self-styled messiah's tenement; Belker hides in a dumpster; LaRue and Renko race for $100. 22 St. Elsewhere Fearing Legionnnaries' disease, Westphall wants to close a ward; Cavanero clashes with a nurse; Martin dumps Fiscus. Part 1 of 2. 28 Doctor Who 7:30 7 People's Court 9 Bill Moyers World of Ideas Guest: Mexican writer Carlos Fuentes. 11 Barney Miller 12 Hollywood Squares [John Davidson] 28 EastEnders 8PM 2 XXIV Summer Olympics Men's basketball-preliminary game; boxing-preliminary bouts; men's diving-springboard

final; equestrian-three day event: dressage; men's gymnastics-team optional exercises; men's tennis-first round singles; women's volleyball-preliminary match. 7 Newhart Joanna pushes Dick to try out for the town's newly formed glee club. 9 Assignment Adventure Two British hang glider pilots trek to Angel Falls, Venezuela, to fly from the top. 11 Movie "An Early Frost." [1985] New England parents react to news that their son, a successful young lawyer, is gay and has AIDS. Aidan Quinn. 12 Movie "Dixie: Changing Habits." [1983] Sent to a convent for rehabilitation, a New Orleans madam helps the nuns turn a profit from their cottage industry. Suzanne Pleshette. 13 Movie "Hello, Dolly!" [1969] Matchmaker Dolly Levi nabs a rich Yonkers grain merchant for herself in turn-of-the-century New York. Directed by Gene Kelly. Barbra Streisand. 22 Best of National Geographic New equipment records what humans cannot see; uranium atoms, a bullet in flight and pictures of a developing fetus. 28 Masterpiece Theatre Unhappy Hugh Brandon learns his true parentage and falls for Anne. Part 4 of 7. 8:30 7 The Cavanaughs The family decides to give up their respective vices. 9PM 5 News 7 Movie "A Stranger Waits." [1987] A rich West Coast widow meets a mysterious younger man who becomes her dangerous live-in lover. 9 Waiting for Cambodia Over 250,000 Cambodians try to preserve their fading heritage as they wait in temporary camps on the Thai-Cambodian border. 22 Movie "The Man Who Loved Redheads." [1955] A man is captivated by dozens of redheads as he searches for the object of his childhood dreams. 28 Thurgood Marshall A profile of the first black associate justice of the United States examines his career's impact on Americans. 9:30 5 XXIV Summer Olympics Men's tennis-first round singles matches. 10PM 2 The National-Journal

4 Curt Warner With Bruce King Seattle Seahawks running back Curt Warner and sportscaster Bruce King review Sunday's game against San Diego and tonight's game. 9 P.O.V. Ira Wohl directs an award-winning documentary about Philly, a 53-year-old retarded man who must adjust to life on his own as he prepares to move out of his aging parents' home. 11 News 12 On Trial 28 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour [sign off 11PM] 10:30 12 Barney Miller 11PM 2 XXIV Summer Olympics Men's basketball - preliminary game; boxing - preliminary bouts; men's diving springboard final; equestrian - three day event; dressage; men's gymnastics - team optional exercises; men's tennis - first round singles; women's volleyball - preliminary match. [Sign off 1AM] 4 7 News 11 12 M*A*S*H 13 Love Connection 22 Night Gallery 11:30 4 Nightline 5 News [due to the Olympics, no Johnny Carson] 11 Barney Miller 12 WKRP In Cincinnati 13 Late Show Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of KISS. 22 Movie "Kansas City Confidential." [1952] An es-con, unjustly accused of involvement in an armored car heist, sets out to expose the real thief. 11:35 7 Magnum P.I. Midnight 4 Hollywood Squares 5 NBC News 9 Movie "Jarrett." [1973] A mercenary searches for lost biblical scrolls. Glenn Ford.' 11 Morton Downey, Jr. The talk-show host looks back on his first year in television.

12 Mind Power 12:30 4 Police Story After the identity of an undercover high-school narcotics officer [Ty Henderson] is revealed, police recruit another youthful-looking officer [David Cassidy] to take over the investigation and track down the schoolyard drug dealers. With Vince Edwards, Dee Wallace. 5 Entertainment Tonight Scheduled: Don Johnson. 13 SCTV Network 12:35 7 Movie [UNID] 1AM 5 Scarecrow [?? Scarecrow and Mrs. King?] 11 Getting Rich [infomercial?] 12 Movie "The McCullochs." [1975] A self-made Texas millionaire tries to instill a fighting spirit in his two sons. Forrest Tucker. 13 Movie "The Glass Menagerie." [1973] An aging Southern belle inspires her son and prepares her crippled daughter for a gentleman caller. From the Tennessee Williams play. Katharine Hepburn. 1:15 9 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour -crainbebo

Retro: Spokane, WA - Fall 1997 - Weekdays

2KREM (CBS) 5 amCBS Morning News 5:30KREM 2 News This Morning 7:00CBS This Morning 9:00Judge Judy 9:30Pictionary 10:00The Price Is Right 11:00The Young and the Restless 12 pmKREM 2 News at Noon 12:30The Bold and the Beautiful

1:00As the World Turns 2:00Guiding Light 3:00The Gayle King Show 3:30Martha Stewart Living 4:00The Oprah Winfrey Show 5:00KREM 2 News at Noon 5:30CBS Evening News with Dan Rather 6:00KREM 2 News at 6 6:30Extra 7:00Seinfeld 7:30Grace Under Fire Monday: 8:00Cosby 8:30Everybody Loves Raymond 9:00Cybill 9:30George & Leo 10:00Brooklyn South Tuesday: 8:00JAG 9:00Michael Hayes 10:00Dellaventura Wednesday: 8:00The Nanny 8:30Murphy Brown 9:00Public Eye with Bryant Gumbel 10:00Chicago Hope Thursday: 8:00Promised Land 9:00Diagnosis Murder 10:0048 Hours Friday: 8:00Family Matters 8:30Meego 9:00The Gregory Hines Show 9:30Step by Step 10:00Nash Bridges 11:00KREM 2 News at 11 11:35Late Show with David Letterman 12:35 amLate Late Show with Tom Snyder 1:35KREM 2 News at 11 2:05Up to the Minute 4KXLY (ABC) 5 amWorld News This Morning 5:30Good Morning Northwest 7:00Good Morning America

9:00Home Team with Terry Bradshaw 10:00The View 11:00Port Charles 11:30News 4 at 11:30 12 pmAll My Children 1:00One Life to Live 2:00General Hospital 3:00The Maury Povich Show 4:00Star Trek: The Next Generation 5:00News 4 at 5 5:30World News Tonight with Peter Jennings 6:00News 4 at 6 6:30Entertainment Tonight 7:00Home Improvement 7:30M*A*S*H Monday: 8:00Timecop 9:00NFL Monday Night Football Tuesday: 8:00Home Improvement 8:30Soul Man 9:00Home Improvement 9:30Hiller and Diller 10:00NYPD Blue Wednesday: 8:00Spin City 8:30Dharma & Greg 9:00The Drew Carey Show 9:30Ellen 10:00PrimeTime Live Thursday: 8:00Nothing Sacred 9:00Cracker 10:0020/20 Friday: 8:00Sabrina, the Teenage Witch 8:30Boy Meets World 9:00You Wish 9:30Teen Angel 10:0020/20 11:00News 4 at 11 11:35Nightline 12:05 amPolitically Incorrect with Bill Maher 12:35Paid Programming 1:05World News Now

6KHQ (NBC) 5 amNBC News at Sunrise 5:30Q6 News Today 7:00Today 9:00Live with Regis and Kathie Lee 10:00Leeza 11:00Paid Programming 11:30Inside Edition 12 pmMad About You 12:30Another World 1:30Sunset Beach 2:30Days of Our Lives 3:30The Rosie ODonnell Show 4:30Q6 4:30 5:00Q6 News at 5 5:30NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw 6:00Q6 News at 6 6:30Frasier 7:00Jeopardy! 7:30Wheel of Fortune Monday: 8:00Suddenly Susan 8:30Fired Up 9:00Caroline in the City 9:30The Naked Truth 10:00Dateline NBC Tuesday: 8:00Mad About You 8:30NewsRadio 9:00Frasier 9:30Just Shoot Me! 10:00Dateline NBC Wednesday: 8:00The Tony Danza Show 8:30Built to Last 9:003rd Rock from the Sun 9:30Working 10:00Law & Order Thursday: 8:00Friends 8:30Union Square 9:00Seinfeld 9:30Veronica's Closet 10:00ER Friday: 8:00Players

9:00Dateline NBC 10:00Homicide: Life on the Street 11:00Q6 News 11 at 11 11:35The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:35 amLate Night with Conan OBrien 1:35Later 2:05The Jenny Jones Show 3:05Nightside 22KSKN (UPN) 5 amAgDay 5:30This Morning's Business 6:00Sonic the Hedgehog 6:30The Mask 7:00Extreme Ghostbusters 7:30Extreme Dinosaurs 8:00X-Men 8:30Marvel Superheroes 9:00Martha Stewart Living 9:30The Gayle King Show 10:00Sally Jessy Raphael 11:00Matlock 12 pmDr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 1:00Paid Programming 1:30Murphy Brown 2:00The Mr. Men Show 2:30Bananas in Pajamas 3:00The Wacky World of Tex Avery 3:30Mummies Alive! 4:00Breaker High 4:30Sweet Valley High 5:00Ricki Lake 6:00The Simpsons 6:30The Simpsons 7:00Real TV 7:30Real Stories of the Highway Patrol Monday: 8:00In the House 8:30Malcolm & Eddie 9:00Good News 9:30Sparks Tuesday: 8:00Clueless 8:30Moesha 9:00Hitz 9:30Head Over Heels

Wednesday: 8:00The Sentinel 9:00Star Trek: Voyager Thursday & Friday: 8:00Movie 10:00KREM 2 News at 10 on UPN 22 10:30Extra 11:00Vibe 12:00Martin 12:30Access Hollywood 1:00Off the Air 28KAYU (Fox) 6 amThe Bullwinkle Show 6:30DuckTales 7:00Bobbys World 7:30Casper 8:00101 Dalmatians 8:30Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series 9:00The Vicki Lawrence Show 10:00The Newlywed Game 10:30The Dating Game 11:00The Jerry Springer Show 12 pmThe Montel Williams Show 1:00Afternoon Matinee 3:00Spider-Man 3:30Big Bad Beetleborgs 4:00Power Rangers Turbo 4:30Goosebumps 5:00Boy Meets World 5:30Hangin with Mr. Cooper 6:00Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 7:00Marriedwith Children 7:30Cheers Monday: 8:00Melrose Place 9:00Ally McBeal Tuesday: 8:00Fox Tuesday Night Movie Wednesday: 8:00Beverly Hills, 90210 9:00Party of Five Thursday: 8:00Living Single 8:30Between Brothers 9:00413 Hope St.

Friday: 8:00The Visitor 9:00Millenium 10:00Marriedwith Children 10:30Cheers 11:00The Keenen Ivory Wayans Show 12 amCops 12:30Hard Copy 1:00-6:00Paid Programming

Retro: Puget Sound Viacom Cable, Sat. Sept. 14th, 1996

Source: TV Guide CHANNELS 2 CBUT Vancouver [CBC] 4 KOMO Seattle [ABC] 5 KING Seattle [NBC] 7 KIRO Seattle [UPN] 9 KCTS Seattle [PBS] 11 KSTW Tacoma [CBS] 13 KCPQ Tacoma [FOX] 22 KTZZ Seattle [WB] 28 KBTC Tacoma [PBS] 5AM 4 Town Meeting 5 Nightside Continues 7 Infomercial 9 To The Contrary 13 Headline News 22 Ag Day 28 Charlie Rose 5:30 5 Wall Street Journal Report 7 Lighter Side of Sports 9 Japan Update 13 Madison's Adventures 22 U.S. Farm Report 6AM 4 Mighty Ducks 5 News

7 Infomercials 9 Rod & Reel 11 Storybreak 13 Oscar's Orchestra 22 Jetsons 6:30 2 CBC Playground 9 Wishbone 11 Beakman's World 13 Adventures of Oliver Twist 22 Flintstones 7AM 2 Little Bear 4 Winnie The Pooh 9 Sesame Street 11 Timon & Pumbaa 13 C-Bear and Jamal 22 Why Why Family 28 Volunteer Gardener 7:30 2 Sesame Street 4 New Doug 7 Siskel & Ebert 11 Felix The Cat 13 Big Bad BeetleBorgs 22 Dinobabies 28 Victory Garden 8AM 4 Just 4 Kids 5 7 News 9 Barney & Friends 11 The Mask 13 Casper 22 Sylvester & Tweety 28 From a Country Garden 8:30 2 Fred Penner's Place 4 Captain Planet 9 Puzzle Place 11 Project Geeker Debut: The animated adventures of a genetically-engineered hero with unlimited powers.

13 Spider-Man 22 Animaniacs 28 New Garden 9AM 2 Street Cents 4 Bugs Bunny & Tweety 9 Big Comfy Couch 11 Ace Ventura 13 Goosebumps 28 Quilting from the Heartland 9:30 2 Cycle! 9 Adventures of Dudley the Dragon 11 Ninja Turtles 13 Life with Louie 22 Pinky & The Brain 28 Lap Quilting 10AM 2 Canadian Gardener 4 Bone Chillers 5 Watch This! 7 Martha Stewart Living 9 Reading Rainbow 11 Bailey Kipper's P.O.V. 13 X-Men 22 Superman 28 Sewing with Nancy 10:30 2 Cottage Country 4 Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles 5 News for Kids [would this turn into Teen Kids News?] 7 Lighter Side of Sports 9 Kidsongs 11 Your New House 13 The Tick 22 Road Rovers 28 America Sews with Sue Hausmann 11AM 2 Paralympic Games Action in Atlanta. 4 Flash Forward

[The series returns with episodes that previously aired on Disney.] 5 Saved By The Bell 7 Wild About Animals 9 We Do The Work 11 Golf The Presidents' Cup: Day 2 of matches. 13 In The Zone 22 Freakazoid! 28 Martha's Sewing Room 11:30 4 Weekend Special 5 College Football Purdue at Notre Dame. 7 PE TV Debut: Promoting physical wellness for kids. 9 Rights & Wrongs 13 Flintstones 22 Earthworm Jim 28 Crafting for the '90s Noon 4 Front Runners 7 Movie "Sometimes a Great Notion." [1971] Paul Newman directed and stars in Ken Kesey's saga of a rugged logging family opposed to a local labor strike in the Pacific Northwest. Henry Fonda. 9 Tony Brown's Journal 13 G.I. Joe: Extreme 22 American Gladiators 28 Quilt in a Day 12:30 4 College Football Brigham Young Cougars at Washington Huskies. A young Washington secondary is expected to have its hands full dealing with BYU quarterback Steve Sarkisian. The Huskies offense, led by RB Rashaan Shehee and a corps of steady receivers, may have better luck: BYU's defense allowed nearly 500 yards of offense in its opener against Texas A&M. The series is tied at 1-1. 9 Firing Line The responsibility of the press in its coverage of Presidental campaigns is discussed. Guests include Murray Kempton. Part 2 of three. William F. Buckley Jr. is the host. 13 Baseball Pregame 28 This Old House 1PM

2 Baseball New York at Toronto. 9 Friday 11 Golf Continues 13 Baseball Either Houston at Colorado or Cincinnati at San Diego. 22 WCW Wrestling 28 Hometime 1:30 9 Traditions 28 New Yankee Workshop 2PM 7 Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years 9 Chef Paul Prudhomme 22 Movie "The Private Eyes." [1980] Tim Conway and Don Knotts as detectives on a case in England. 28 EastEnders 2:30 9 Ciao Italia 28 EastEnders 3PM 5 Infomercials 7 Two 9 Garden Birds of America 11 Women's Golf Safeco Classic second-round action at the Meridian Valley Country Club in Kent, WA. 28 Ciao Italia 3:30 28 Today's Gourmet 4PM 2 Sportfishing B.C. [Time approximate after baseball.] 4 Postgame Show [Time approximate after football.] 5 NBA Inside Stuff 7 Lazarus Man 9 Julia Child and Jacques Pepin 13 TWIB [Time approximate after baseball.]

22 Infomercials 28 Cooking in France 4:30 2 Coleman and Company 5 Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures 13 Colombo 22 Fishing the West 28 America's Rising Star Chefs 5PM 2 Ice Hockey Game 3 of the World Cup championship round, if necessary, in Montreal. 4 5 7 11 News 22 High Tide When the body of Joey's pal washes ashore, the police rule his death an accident. But it's too quick for Joey [Yannick Bisson], whose search for the killer leads him to a durg ring with cops on the payroll. 28 Cooking Secrets of the CIA 5:30 11 CBS News-Paula Zahn 28 Mollie Katzen's Cooking 6PM 5 NBC News 7 Land's End When Mike's high-school sweetheart [Kim Lankford] arrives in Cabo with her terminally ill daughter, the girl sets off in search of a nearby waterfall that is said to provide eternal life. 9 The 1964 World's Fair Archival photos and footage, as well as interviews with fairgoers, help re-create the landmark event. Included: a look at the chaos involved in planning the exposition. 11 Extra! [1 hour] 13 Star Trek: TNG Responding to a distress call from a Federation planet, the Away Team finds that all of the inhabitants have been killed except for a elderly couple. Kevin Uxbridge: John Anderson. 22 Motorweek [on a WB station? Or was this a TVG mistake-maybe it was for 28 instead?] 28 This Old House 6:30 5 Miss America Pageant Regis Philbin [accompanied by 10 former titleholders] hosts the annual competition in Atlantic City. For the first time, viewers can vote for their favorite contestants from

among the 10 semifinalists. This will be done via a 900 number, although calls from the states of those 10 contestants will be blocked out. The public vote ends with the selection of the five finalists, and the winner will be picked by the judges. The show itself, executive producer Leonard Horn says, opens with "a special production number...dedicated to the spirit of '76,' since this is our 76th year." There will also be home videos of the contestants before each talent segment and a performance by singer Peabo Bryson. 22 Beyond Reality A young woman's concern over her brother's fascination with Chinese mysticism leads her to call Laura [Shari Belafonte] and J.J. [Carl Marotte]. 28 Hometime 7PM 4 Wheel of Fortune 7 Martha Stewart Living Included: making quesadillas; planting hostas. 11 Home Improvement Jill gets into a fight with another student's mother [Mary-Pat Green] at Mark's first karate class. 13 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 22 Baywatch Mitch [David Hasselhoff] and the guys investigate a series of brutal attacks off the Malibu coast, while the women of Baywatch hope to strike a pose for an Inside Sports magazine layout on lifeguards. 28 New Yankee Workshop 7:30 4 Jeopardy! 7 Siskel & Ebert Scheduled reviews: "Feeling Minnesota" [Keanu Reeves, Cameron Diaz]; "American Buffalo" [Dustin Hoffman]; "The Rich Man's Wife" [Halle Berry]; "Grace of My Heart" [Eric Stoltz]; and "Fly Away Home" [Jeff Daniels]. 11 Roseanne A jilted David [Johnny Galecki] tattles to Roseanne about Darlene's suspected drug use, and Roseanne forbids her to return to school. 28 Woodwright's Shop 8PM 2 Country Beat [Time approximate after hockey.] 4 Second Noah In the second-season opener, Ricky [James Marsden] pulls away from Darby when she pushes for marriage until a crisis draws them closer together. Meanwhile, shy Danny has a hopeless crush on the most popular girl in school. 7 Star Trek: Voyager A gaseous anomaly triggeres disturbing memories in Tuvok [Tim Russ], requiring a

Vulcan mind-meld with Janeway [Kate Mulgrew]. The process takes them back 80 years to Tuvok's first deep-space assignment aboard the Excelsior-with Capt. Sulu [George Takei] commanding the ship. 11 Dr. Quinn Conclusion. An injured Sully [Joe Lando] is found by Cloud Dancing and Mike [Jane Seymour], who later goes into labor deep in the woods. Meanwhile, Dr. Cook [Brandon Douglas] must perform an operation-his first-on Horace. 13 Political Talk-Ross Perot 22 Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards Honoring black women who've distinguished themselves in the fields of R&B, rap, hiphop, jazz and gospel music. Top awards include Entertainer of the Year and the Career Achievement Award. Scheduled music guests include Anita Baker, Queen Latifah. 28 Doctor Who 8:30 13 Cops In Albuquerque, officers arrest an assault suspect; chase a man allegedly wanted on felony warrants; question an apparently intoxicated man who's sitting behind the wheel of a parked car. 28 Doctor Who 9PM 2 To Be Announced 4 Movie "The Money Pit." [1986] Remodeling their dream house turns into a slapstick nightmare for Tom Hanks and Shelley Long in director Richard Benjamin's derivative romantic farce. 5 The Cape As Bull [Corbin Bernsen] preps his crew to intercept a rogue nuclear satellite racing toward Earth, his personal life goes up in flames. Meanwhile, Reggie breaks off with Barbara. 7 One West Waikiki Mack and Holli track down a serial killer who murders models. Edna Jaynes: Adrienne Barbeau. 11 Touched by an Angel When an HIV-positive woman [played by Natalie Cole] accepts the proposal of a man she's known since childhood, his mother [Maya Angelou] expresses concerns about the union. Tess: Della Reese. 13 America's Most Wanted Scheduled: A profile of a convicted murderer who escaped with a former inmate from a California prison in 1978. He was serving a life sentence at the time. John Walsh hosts. 28 Blake's 7 10PM 7 News 11 Walker, Texas Ranger

After 11 years, a serial killer resurfaces to mar C.D.'s impending induction into the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame: it's the only case he never solved. C.D.: Noble Willingham. Walker: Chuck Norris. 13 Save Our Streets Included: a nurse who foiled an assailant's attempt to rape her; and a Beaumont, Texas woman who fought to rid her neighborhood of drugs and prostitution. 22 Babylon 5 Angered that Minbari warships are protecting Babylon 5, the renegade Nightwatch orders its undetected members still aboard the station to target Delenn [Mira Furlan]. 28 On Tour 10:10 9 Stevie Ray Vaughan: A Tribute A combination of concert footage and interviews highlight this tribute to the Texas guitarslinger [1954-90]. Included: interviews with his brother Jimmie, Eric Clapton, B.B. King and Buddy Guy. 11PM 2 Saturday Report 4 5 11 News 7 Tales from the Crypt An unscrupulous salesman [Ed Begley Jr.] makes the pitch of his life in "Death of Some Salesman." Tim Curry. 13 Mad TV Supermodel Claudia Schiffer stars as a super-secretary Jane Bond in the film spoof "For Your Flies Only"; Kim Coles in a saucy doc in "Homegirl Surgeons." 22 The Hitchhiker A jealous husband's fantasies come to life. 28 Network Q: Out Across America 11:15 2 CBC News 11:30 7 Tales from the Crypt A cantankerous woman [Margot Kidder] is transformed from old buzzard to spring chicken by her husband's fountain of youth. 22 The Hitchhiker The past haunts a successful young man. 11:35 4 FX: The Series In the series pilot, Australian special-effects wizard Rollie Tyler is approached by a troubled young woman [Carrier-Anne Moss] seeking help in escaping an abusive relationship. 5 Almost Live!

11 Married...With Children Peg must coerce Al into a romantic act in order to to win a prize from DJ Rick Dees [played by himself]. 11:45 2 To Be Announced 12AM 7 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys 9 Movie "That's Entertainment" 13 Movie "Return of the Living Dead Part II." [1988] More cannibalistic cadavers out for a nocturnal nosh. 22 Emergency Call 28 Doctor Whol 12:05 5 Saturday Night Live A second compilation featuring the best of the 1995-96 season. Regulars include Norm MacDonald, Mark McKinney. 11 Movie "The Russia House." [1990] John le Carre's novel about a British publisher [Sean Connery] pressed by a Soviet editor [Michelle Pfeiffer] to publish an explosive manuscript. 12:15 2 To Be Announced 12:30 22 Infomercial 28 Doctor Who 12:45 2 Movie BW "Conquest of Air." [1936] The history of aviation in dramatizations and old newsreels. Laurence Olivier. 1AM 22 It's Showtime at the Apollo 28 Blake's 7 1:35 4 Entertainers 5 Comedy Showcase

2AM 13 Beverly Hills, 90210 22 Highway Patrol 28 On Tour 2:30 22 Emergency! 2:35 4 11 News 5 Infomercial 2:55 9 Stevie Ray Vaughan: A Tribute 3AM 4 Real to Reel 13 Infomercials 22 WCW Wrestling 3:05 5 Nightside 11 Married...With Children 3:30 4 True Colors 3:35 11 Night Court 4AM 4 Town Meeting 13 Outer Limits 4:05 11 Movie "How Sweet It Is!" [1968] James Garner and Debbie Reynolds as a vacationing couple with extramarital problems. 4:30 5 Eucharist -crainbebo

22 Motorweek [on a WB station? Or was this a TVG mistake-maybe it was for 28

instead?] MotorWeek was syndicated to commercial stations for a couple years in the mid-'90s. I believe KUSK (now KAZT) in Prescott, Arizona (Phoenix market w/metro translators) carried the show for a season.

11:35 11 Married...With Children Peg must coerce Al into a romantic act in order to to win a prize from DJ Rick Dees [played by himself]. "A nooner." By the way, did I read correctly: Channel 4 running a two-hour block of news on an early evening - on a Saturday?

Yessir DtotheJ. KOMO had TWO hours of local news on a Saturday early evening. ABC News was never listed at all. -crainbebo

Part 2

6PM and later 6PM 5 NBC News-Brian Williams 6 7 8 10 News 9 Lawrence Welk In a show with the theme of "numbers", "Tea for Two" is performed. Other songs include "Seventy-Six Trombones." 11 Home Improvement 12 Team Knight Rider While on the trail of a stolen helicopter, a mishap forces the suspension of Kyle [Brixton Karnes], but a voice guides him to find the aircraft. 13 Deep Space Nine 15 28 Hometime The completion of the shingle cottage features the installation of countertops, fixtures and appliances in the kitchen, laundry room and bathroom. Also: closet organizers. 16 Alfred Hitchcock BW A car thief struggles to avoid a murder rap when he steals a Rolls-Royce containing a

corpse. 6:30 5 News 7 Entertainment Tonight 11 Cosby 15 28 Yankee Workshop 7PM 4 Wheel of Fortune 5 Pensacola: Wings of Gold On a mission in North Korea, Kelly and the Sea Dragons encounter an American searching for his daughter, and a pilot who may spell trouble. 6 8 Figure Skating The Skate Canada Parade of Champions in Halifax, NS. Medal winners perform in an exhibition. 9 Nature The birth of a baby gorilla, the flight to freedom of a California condor, and a panda's attempt at seduction are among the "Animal Attractions: Amazing Tales from the San Diego Zoo." 10 Adventures of Sinbad A boy enlists the crew's aid in freeing his brother from slavery, and Sinbad finds himself in over his head when he discovers that his enemies are three Gorgon sisters. 11 Extra! 12 Cheers When the Cheers gang brings Woody's hometown girlfriend to Boston, his head is filled with thoughts of-food. Woody: Woody Harrelson. 13 X-Files When a teen vanishes and her brother begins doodling mysterious figures, Mulder [David Duchvony] is sure that the girl was abducted by aliens. 15 28 Only Fools and Horses 16 Black Sheep Squadron French is put under pressure by his newspaper-publishing father [Kenneth Mars] to make the fifth kill that will designate him a flying ace. 22 Wild Things Searching for the elusive monitor lizard along the Nile in Tanzania; a woman who raises "orphaned" kangaroos. 7:30 2 NHL Hockey Calgary at Edmonton. The Oilers were 3-2 against Calgary last season. 4 Jeopardy! 7 Seinfeld. Clothing problems are a hang-up; George hires a secretary. 12 Mad About You Paul and Jamie try to keep secret what each knows about Fran and Ira.

15 28 A Bit of Fry and Laurie 8PM 4 C-16 Before he can testify against an indicted crime boss, Tulli's gunned down by a hit man, and Olansky [Eric Roberts] learns that his agent had connections to a porn star. Stoddard: D.B. Sweeney [formerly of Strange Luck, 1995-96 FOX] 5 The Pretender Jarod investigates an apparent suicide attempt by a member of a search-and-rescue team. Meanwhile, there's an inquiry into the shooting of Mr. Raines. 7 Dr. Quinn Mike's mother and sister Rebecca visit just as a deadly outbreak of diphtheria strikes. Part 1 of two. Mike: Jane Seymour. Rebecca: Elinor Donahue. 9 Bogart: The Untold Story Stephen Bogart [the late actor's son] hosts a documentary that goes beyond Bogie's screen persona for a look at the private man. 10 Psi Factor Debut: Reenactments of cases involving alleged paranormal experiences. First up: after a man commits suicide, his snakes terrorize the town. Host: Dan Aykroyd. 11 Movie "Edward Scissorhands." [1990] Tim Burton directed this fanciful tale about a young man [Johnny Depp] with pruning-shear hands who is taken in by a kindly saleswoman [Dianne Wiest]. 12 Star Trek: TNG The crew meets up with the enigmatic Q [John de Lancie], who forces them to participate in a deadly game that pits the players against fanged creatures. Picard: Patrick Stewart. 13 Cops In Las Vegas, a man claims self-defense after reportedly stabbing another man during a robbery attempt; an apparent suicide is investigated. 15 28 Doctor Who In Part 3 of "Time Flight," the Doctor investigates the power of the Xeraphin. 16 Airwolf When Hawke and Dominic are injuries, Caitlin joins Airwolf's crew to rescue Archangel from behind East German lines. 22 Movie "Three Men and a Little Lady." [1990] Sequel in which the bachelor fathers [Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg, Ted Danson] try to stop Mary's mother from marrying the wrong man. 8:30 13 Cops In Fort Myers, Fla., a passenger complains after a routine stop reveals the driver has no license. 15 28 Doctor Who As "Time Flight" continues, Doctor Who must get back to London before the Master.

9PM 4 Total Security A fed-up celeb [Larry Holden] hires the firm to give a photographer a taste of his own medicine; and a woman fakes her spouse's death, but then tries to make it a reality. 5 6 Sleepwalkers The team tries to help an organ-transplant recipient [Daphne Ashbrook] who dreams that her husband is trying to kill her. But the man claims his spouse is acting like a different person. Alex: Robert Wisden. [At press time, it was likely that NBC would air this episode and not the one described in NBC's ad for the program.] 7 10 Early Edition Gary [Kyle Chandler] faces a moral dilemma, when he learns of a white supermacist's impending assassination, but his efforts on behalf of the man's son only make life more difficult for Gary. 8 Total Security 9 Movie "Casablanca." [1942] Classic tale of wartime intrigue, with Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman sparking to "As Time Goes By." Claude Rains. 12 Movie "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier." [1989] The Enterprise crew is kidnapped by a renegade Vulcan. William Shatner directed and stars in this movie. 13 America's Most Wanted Tips on how to avoid being conned by phony psychics. Also: A Florida woman who claims to have been scammed by psychics. 15 28 Blake's 7 Avon rescues a woman scientist from a barbaric sect while investigating the disappearances of several Federation ships. 16 Baretta Baretta and his prisoner, a runaway girl, unwittingly climb into a squad car driven by holdup men [Strother Martin, Gary Busey.] 10PM 4 10 The Practice Linday runs into a conflict of interests when she represents a Colombian woman [Karina Arroyave] who's detained on suspicion of swallowing several dozen packets of cocaineand who may die of poisoning as a result. 5 6 Profiler Jack's back, but with changes to his MO. Chief among them: an accomplice [Traci Lords]. Meanwhile, Bailey's new boss [Michael Gaston] is the ex-husband of a woman he's been seeing; and George [Peter Frechette] receives an offer he'll have a hard time refusing. 7 Walker, Texas Ranger Walker's on-line chess opponent is a boy with telekinetic power who flees from a research facility after its computer warns him that the scientist leading a study of the boy might fatally tax his brainpower. 8 FX: The Series 11 News

13 Earth: Final Conflict Boone and Lili [Lisa Howard] investigate the mysterious deaths of a number of Amish people whose bodies are infested with butterflies. 15 28 On Tour Included: The Cowboy Junkies in Minneapolis; the Robert Cray Band in Las Vegas. 16 Invaders David [Roy Thinnes] tries to convince a priest that aliens are responsible for unseasonable hurricanes and the death of the cleric's friend. 22 Conan Hissah Zul uses his henchman Barr [Scott Eberlein] to set up a clever trap that gets Otli [Danny Woodburn] set up as dinner bait for a savage creature. Conan: Ralf Moeller. 10:30 2 Sportsline 11PM 2 Booked on a Saturday Night 4 5 7 News 6 8 CTV News 9 Straight Talk A discussion of "Animals in Captivity." Participants debate the roles of zoos and marine parks and the impact they have on their denizens. 10 Neon Rider In a repeat of the second-season opener, Michael [Winston Rekert] clashes with Eleanor James [Barbara Tyson], a probation department administrator who's sent to the ranch to sort out the books. 11 Star Trek: Voyager Conclusion. Janeway valiantly tries to keep Voyager from total destruction. Meanwhile, aboard the Krenim weapon-ship, hostages Paris and Chakotay disagree on how to escape the clutches of Annorax [Kurtwood Smith]. 12 Cheers Sam's not worried about Diane's debt until Carla points out her spending habits. 13 Mad TV "I Love Lucy '97" maps a new professional path for TV's beloved funny lady [Nicole Sullivan]; a famed "Star Wars" character [Aries Spears] stars in an infomercial. 15 28 Sessions at West 54th Performances by the guitar band Gipsy Kings and the revivalist jazz group Squirrel Nut Zippers, whose set includes "Hell." 16 Gunsmoke A strange arrive to settle an old score. 22 Ghost Stories A thief romances a morgue attendant. 11:30 2 Adventures of Robin Hood 6 Movie

"In the Line of Duty: Hunt for Justice." [1995] An FBI agent [Adam Arkin] and a New Jersey cop [Nicholas Turturro] track a terrorist group. 8 News 12 M*A*S*H The breakup of the 4077th is rumored. 11:35 4 FX: The Series 5 Almost Live! 7 NYPD Blue Midnight 9 Midnight Theater 11 Cheers 12 Twilight Zone BW 13 Movie "Dragonslayer." [1981] Special effects highlight this tale of a sorcerer's apprentice (Peter MacNicol) who must save a kingdom from a dragon. 15 28 Doctor Who 16 Infomercials 22 WWF Wrestling 12:05 5 10 Saturday Night Live Claire Danes; Mariah Carey. Regulars include Jim Brewer, Will Ferrell, Norm Macdonald, Tracy Morgan. 8 Wheel of Fortune 12:30 2 To Be Announced 11 Cheers 12 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea BW 15 28 Doctor Who 12:35 4 Psi Factor 7 Tales from the Crypt 8 Jeopardy! 1AM 11 Infomercials 15 28 Blake's 7 16 News [from NWCN] 22 Looking Beyond 1:05

8 Peter Popoff 1:30 6 Movie "Another 48 Hrs." [1990] 9 Making of Nova's Super Bridge 12 Designing Women 1:35 4 Kwik Witz 5 10 Comedy Showcase 7 Highlander 8 To Be Announced 2AM 9 NOVA "Super Bridge" documents the four-year construction of the Clark Bridge, which spans the Mississippi near St. Louis. Included: a segment on Alton, Ill., where the bridge is seen as a ticket to a stronger economy. 11 Hunter 12 Infomercials 13 Beverly Hills, 90210 15 28 On Tour 22 Tarzan 2:05 4 News 8 Movie "Dead Poets Society." [1989] Peter Weir directed this story of a dedicated teacher [Robin Williams] at a 1959 New England schoo. Oscar-winning script by Tom Schulman. Contains footage not shown in theaters. 2:35 4 TV.COM 5 Infomercial 7 Entertainment Tonight 10 Dr. Katz 3AM 11 Perry Mason BW 12 Movie: "If..." 13 Coast Guard 15 28 Sessions at West 54th 22 WCW Wrestling 3:05

4 Real to Reel 5 NBC Nightside 3:30 13 Mounties [what was this show? Eric Stein help!] 3:35 4 True Colors 7 Hard Copy 4AM 7 Inside Edition 9 Full Circle with Michael Palin 11 Coach 13 Stories of the Highway Patrol 4:05 4 Town Meeting 4:30 5 Eucharist 7 Young America Outdoors 11 Empty Nest 13 Stories of the Highway Patrol -crainbebo

Whoops, that would be for the Nov 15th 1997 TVG Western Washington listing. Part 1 is the Retro: listing. This is Part 2. -crainbebo

Supposed to be the premiere, I think. I completely forgot the modify thing, I thought I was replying to my message with a Part 2, but I forgot and clicked the wrong button [start new topic]. WHOOPS! -crainbebo