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Retro: Georgia Saturday, June 8, 1974 (Part 1)
From the Atlanta Constitution. Schedules run
7 AM-sign off and do not include UHFs outside
Atlanta.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC) Atlanta
7 AM Jetsons
7:30 Popeye
9 AM Emergency +4
9:30 Inch High Private Eye
10 AM Sigmund And The Sea Monsters
10:30 Pink Panther
11 AM Star Trek (animated)
11:30 Butch Cassidy (animated)
12 N News
12:30 Community Dialogue
1 PM Tarzan
2 PM Baseball: Angels-Tigers
5 PM Perry Mason (time approximate)
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM Emergency!
9 PM Movie: "Arabesque"
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Tower Of London"
1:30 News
1:35 Movie: "Kitten With A Whip"
WRBL Ch. 3 (CBS) Columbus, GA
7 AM Chattahoochee RFD
7:30 Across The Seven Seas
8 AM Help! It's The Hair Bear Bunch!
8:30 Sabrina, The Teenage Witch (animated)
9 AM New Scooby Doo Movies
10 AM My Favorite Martians (animated)
10:30 Jeannie (animated)
11 AM Speed Buggy
11:30 Josie And The Pussycats
12 N Kiddie Castle Lane
12:30 Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids
1 PM Lancer
2 PM Porter Wagoner
2:30 That Good Ole Nashville Music
3 PM Soul Train
4 PM Wrestling
5 PM Belmont Stakes
6 PM Sportsman's Lodge
6:30 CBS News
7 PM News
7:30 Carol Burnett
8:30 M*A*S*H
9 PM Mary Tyler Moore
9:30 Bob Newhart
10 PM Mission: Impossible
11 PM Movie: "Black Orchid"
WSAV Ch. 3 (NBC) Savannah
7:30 County Edition
8 AM Lidsville
8:30 Addams Family (animated)
9 AM Emergency +4
10:30 Pink Panther
11 AM Star Trek
11:30 Butch Cassidy
12 N Jetsons
12:30 Ebony Scene
1 PM Soul Train
5 PM Roller Derby (time approximate)

6 PM High School Quiz Bowl
6:30 NBC News
7 PM News
7:30 Brian Keith
8 PM Emergency!
9 PM NBC Movie: "Play Dirty"
11:30 Movie: "Escapade In Japan"
WFBC Ch. 4 (NBC) Greenville, SC
7 AM Farm And Country Show
7:30 Mulligan Stew
8 AM Lidsville
8:30 Addams Family
9 AM Emergency +4
10:30 Pink Panther
11 AM Star Trek
11:30 Scrunch
12 N Monty's Rascals
12:30 Greatest Sports Legends
1 PM Wrestling
5 PM LPGA Desert Inn Golf Tournament

(Second Round) (time approximate)
6 PM News
6:30 Movie: "Tarzan And The Mermaids"
8 PM Emergency!
9 PM NBC Movie: "Play Dirty"
11:30 News
12 M Mission: Impossible
1 AM Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS) Atlanta
7:30 4-H Club
8 AM Help! It's The Hair Bear Bunch!
8:30 Sabrina, The Teenage Witch
9 AM New Scooby Doo Movies
10 AM My Favorite Martians
10:30 Jeannie
11 AM Vision On
12 N Pebbles And Bamm Bamm
1 PM CBS Children's Film Festival
2 PM World Of Survival
2:30 Dusty's Trail
3 PM Soul Train
4 PM UFO
5 PM Belmont Stakes
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM The Bold Ones (I don't know how
this happened--Atlanta was under
the access-rule prohibition of
off-network reruns on the affiliates.)
8 PM All In The Family
8:30 M*A*S*H
9:30 Bob Newhart
10 PM Carol Burnett
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "A Clear And Present Danger"
WJBF Ch. 6 (ABC/NBC) Augusta
7 AM Farm And Home Hour
7:30 Trooper Terry
8 AM Bugs Bunny
8:30 Yogi's Gang
9 AM Super Friends
10 AM Lassie's Rescue Rangers
10:30 Goober And The Ghost Chasers

11 AM Brady Kids
11:30 Mission Magic
12 N ABC Saturday Superstar Movie
1 PM American Bandstand
2 PM Wrestling
3 PM That Good Ole Nashville Music
3:30 TBA
4:30 Celebrity Tennis
5 PM Wide World Of Sports
6:30 Reasoner Report
7 PM Lawrence Welk
8 PM Partridge Family
8:30 ABC Movie: "Can Ellen Be Saved?"
10 PM Owen Marshall, Counselor At Law
11 PM ABC News
11:15 ABC Wide World Of Entertainment
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS) Athens/Atlanta
7 PM Yoga For Health
7:30 Fun And Games
8 PM Discovery (I think these are reruns
of the old ABC kids' show)
8:30 Bach
9 PM Wilburn Brothers (you read right)

9:30 Our Street
10 PM Movie: "Footlight Parade"
11:45 Video: The New Wave
WTVM Ch. 9 (ABC) Columbus, GA
7:30 Southern Scene
8 AM Bugs Bunny
8:30 Yogi's Gang
9 AM Super Friends
11 AM Brady Kids
11:30 Mission Magic
2 PM Bold Generation
2:30 I Dream Of Jeannie
3 PM Tarzan
4 PM High Chaparral
6:30 Wrestling
7:30 Lawrence Welk
8:30 ABC Movie: "Can Ellen Be Saved?"

11 PM Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
12:30 ABC News
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Re: Retro: Georgia Saturday, June 8, 1974 (Part 1)
> From the Atlanta Constitution. Schedules run
> 7 AM-sign off and do not include UHFs outside
> Atlanta.
>
>
> WRBL Ch. 3 (CBS) Columbus, GA
>
> 7:30 Carol Burnett
> 8:30 M*A*S*H
> 9 PM Mary Tyler Moore

> 9:30 Bob Newhart
> 10 PM Mission: Impossible
> 11 PM Movie: "Black Orchid"
>
> Why wasn't All In The Family shown while WAGA Channel 5 in Atlanta carried the whole
Saturday night lineup,All In The Family,M*A*S*H,Mary Tyler Moore,Bob Newhart and Carol
Burnett??
Also if Carol Burnett aired at 10:00 Eastern Time why did it air at 7:30 Eastern Time unless it was
last week's show.
Mission: Impossible was in syndicated reruns at that time as well. The last network airing of
Mission: Impossible was on Saturday nights at 10:00 Eastern Time during the summer of 1973.
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Re: Retro: Georgia Saturday, June 8, 1974 (Part 1)
> > From the Atlanta Constitution. Schedules run
> > 7 AM-sign off and do not include UHFs outside
> > Atlanta.
>>
>
>>
> > WRBL Ch. 3 (CBS) Columbus, GA
>>
>
> > 7:30 Carol Burnett
> > 8:30 M*A*S*H
> > 9 PM Mary Tyler Moore
> > 9:30 Bob Newhart
> > 10 PM Mission: Impossible
> > 11 PM Movie: "Black Orchid"
>>
> > Why wasn't All In The Family shown while WAGA Channel 5 in
> Atlanta carried the whole Saturday night lineup,All In The
> Family,M*A*S*H,Mary Tyler Moore,Bob Newhart and Carol
> Burnett??
>
> Also if Carol Burnett aired at 10:00 Eastern Time why did
> it air at 7:30 Eastern Time unless it was last week's show.
>
> Mission: Impossible was in syndicated reruns at that time
> as well. The last network airing of Mission: Impossible was
> on Saturday nights at 10:00 Eastern Time during the summer
> of 1973.
>
Up to that point WRBL had never run All In The Family on Saturdays
at 8; the year before, they ran UFO 7:30-8:30. I don't know when,
or even if, WRBL ever did run All In The Family on pattern; the
Atlanta Constitution stopped doing the statewide listings soon
after this. Carol Burnett would have been on a one-week delay.
Apparently Mission: Impossible had done well in Columbus on Saturdays
at 10 in its network days, so WRBL decided to keep airing it there
when it went into syndicated reruns.
Retro: Atlanta prime time Wednesday, June 8, 1983
From the Atlanta Journal-Constiution. Listings
run 6 PM-1 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (ABC)
6 PM News
7 PM ABC News
7:30 Entertainment Tonight
8 PM The Fall Guy
9 PM Tales Of The Gold Monkey
10 PM Dynasty
11 PM News
11:30 M*A*S*H
12 M Nightline (one hour then)
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)

6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
8 PM Small & Frye
8:30 Filthy Rich
9 PM TBA (a Lakers-76ers championship
game was scheduled but the series
was over--don't know what CBS ran
instead)
11 PM News
11:30 Barney Miller
12 M Maude
12:30 Ironside
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
6 PM Studio See
6:30 Over Easy
7 PM Nightly Business Report
7:30 MacNeil/Lehrer Report
8 PM In Performace At The White House
9 PM Giulini Concerts
10 PM Twyla Tharp Scrapbook: 1965-1982
11 PM Nuclear War
11:30 Under Sail
WXIA Ch. 11 (NBC)
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Family Feud
8 PM Real People
9 PM Facts Of Life
9:30 Buffalo Bill
10 PM Quincy
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
12:30 Late Night With David Letterman
WTBS Ch. 17 (Ind.)
5:35 Baseball: Dodgers at Braves
8:35 Movie: "Flying Tigers" (time
approximate)
10:35 News
11:35 The Catlins
12:05 Movie: "Against All Flags"
WPBA Ch. 30 (PBS)

6 PM Studio See
6:30 Cliffhangers
7 PM Oil Painting
8 PM In Performace At The White
House
9 PM Giulini Concerts
10 PM Bernstein/Beethoven
11 PM MacNeil/Lehrer Report
11:30 PBS Latenight
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
6 PM Benny Hill
6:30 Saturday Night (SNL reruns)
7:30 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
8 PM Movie: "The Saint And The
Brave Goose"
10 PM Between Life And Death
11 PM Caught In The Crossfire
12 M Jim Bakker
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)

6 PM CHiPs Patrol
7 PM Buck Rogers
8 PM Movie: "Mata Hari"
10 PM 700 Club
11 PM Nashville (don't know if this
is That Nashville Music or
Nashville On The Road)
11:30 Classic Country
12 M Best Of Gleason
12:30 News
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Re: Retro: Atlanta prime time Wednesday, June 8, 1983
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
> 9 PM TBA (a Lakers-76ers championship
> game was scheduled but the series

> was over--don't know what CBS ran
> instead)
CBS, at the time, ran a movie on Wednesdays from 9 to 11 pm Eastern.______________
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Retro: Wichita and Kansas, Saturday,April 27, 1963
(Source: Western Kansas Press, Great Bend, 4/27/63)
KCKT 2 Great Bend
and KARD 3 Wichita (NBC/Kansas State Network)
AM
8 Law and Society
8:30 Ruff and Reddy
9 Shari Lewis Show
9:30 King Leonardo
10 Fury
10:30 Make Room For Daddy
11 Around Town
11:30 Exploring
PM
12:30 Magic Ranch
1 Wyatt Earp
1:30 Top Star Bowling
2:30 DeWalt Workshop

3 Baseball: Braves at Giants (Braves won 6-5)
6 Sportsmans Friend
6:30 Sam Benedict
7 Death Valley Days
8 NBC Saturday Night at the Movies: Three Coins in the Fountain
10 News
10:20 Cinema Saturday Night: Killers of Kilimanjaro
**This edition of the Press included a UPI interview with Don Bays, who was in charge of NBCs
Saturday and Monday night movies. Earlier in the year advertisers backed out of Its A Mans
World and Saints and Sinners, both hour-long adventure drama series, the story says. So we
bought the movies as a stop-gap measure. We never intended the movies as a permanent
fixture, Bays is quoted.
The package consisted of 42 movies from 20th Century Fox and 35 from MGM at a total cost of
$14 million. Seventeen didnt pass broadcast standardssome of them are mediocre musicals
which are death on television, Bays said.
Heavy drama worked better on Saturdays and lighter fare on Mondays, Bays is quoted.
KAYS-TV 7 Hays
and KWCH 12 Hutchinson-Wichita (CBS)
AM
7:15 (12) Agriculture Today
7:30 (12) Masonic Digest
7:45 (12) Cartoon Carnival
8 Captain Kangaroo
9 Alvin
9:30 Mighty Mouse
10 Rin Tin Tin
10:30 Roy Rogers

11 Sky King
11:30 Deputy Dawg
PM
12 News (full local noon newscast on Saturdayunusual)
12:30 TBA
12:45 Baseball: Indians at Yankees (Yankees won 8-1)
3:45 Film Feature
4 Highway Patrol
4:30 I Led Three Lives
5 (7) Film Feature (12) Trails West
5:30 (7) Pioneers (12) Serenaders
6 News
6:30 Jackie Gleason
7:30 Defenders
8:30 Have Gun Will Travel
9 Gunsmoke
10 News
10:30 Movie: Golden Earrings
12 (12) Movie: The Hitler Gang
KAKE-TV 10 Wichita (ABC)
AM
8 Big Picture
8:30 American Bandstand (KAKE broadcast the Three Stooges and a movie weekdays instead of
Bandstand)
9:30 Popeye and His Pals

10:30 Rascals Roll Call
11 Cartoonsville
10:30 Beany and Cecil
PM
12 Bugs Bunny
12:30 Allakazam
1 My Friend Flicka
1:30 Movie: Comedy (not listed)
2:30 Pro Bowlers Tour
4 Wide World of Sports
5:30 Roaring 20s
6:30 Gallant Men
7:30 Hootenanny
8 Lawrence Welk
9 Boxing
9:45 Make That Spare
10 News
10:30 Movie: She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
Retro: Northern Alabama TV Guide, Daytime, Sept 26-30, 1977
Stations in region:
Birmingham:
6 WBRC (ABC)
13 WAPI (NBC)
42 WBMG (CBS)
Huntsville:
19 WHNT (CBS)
31 WAAY (NBC) => changed back to ABC on Dec 11, 1977
48 WYUR (ABC) => changed to NBC on Dec 11, 1977 (when WAAY switched from ABC to NBC in
January 1968, this station was known as WSML 23 in Decatur until later in 1968)
Nashville:
"2" WNGE (ABC)
"4" WSM (NBC)
"5" WTVF (CBS)
Tuscaloosa:
33 WCFT (CBS)
Anniston:
40 WHMA (CBS)
Columbus, Miss:
4 WCBI (ABC)
Tupelo, Miss:
9 WTWV (NBC, ABC) (don't understand this double-affilation since the Columbus-Tupelo market
had 2 stations at the time, one of them an ABC affilate)
From 6 am Central Time
6 am
"2" Good Morning America--Dan Hartman, Nancy Dussault
"4" Morning Show--Emery
"5", 19 CBS News--Bruce Morton, Hughes Rudd
13 Today--Tom Brokaw, Jane Pauley
15 Al Lester--Music
48 PTL Club--Religion
6.30
9 Arthur Smith--Music
31 Three Stooges--Comedy (BW)
6.40
42 Focus
6.45
4 News
33 Cartoons
6.55
40 News
42 Popeye--Cartoon
7 am
4, 48 Good Morning America--Dan Hartman, Nancy Dussault
"4", 9, 15, 48 Today--Tom Brokaw, Jane Pauley
"5" Old Times Singing Convention
6 Morning Show--Tom York

19 Mornin' Folks--Grady Reeves
33, 40, 42 CBS News--Bruce Morton, Hughes Rudd
7.30
"2" Bozo--Children
"5" Mornings on 5--kaiser
8 am
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Captain Kangaroo
13 Dinah! (long-time talk show host was born Frances Rose Shore, 1919-94, known for her
marriage to actor George Montgomery from 1943-62...they have 2 children)
8.05
6 Merv Griffin
8.30
"2" Green Acres--Comedy
9 am
"2" Morningwatch--Variety
4 Romper Room--Children
"4" Phil Donahue
"5", 33, 40, 42 Here's Lucy
9, 13, 15, 31 Sanford and Son
19 Double Dare
9.30
4, 6 $20,000 Pyramid (6 aired the same broadcast as "2", 48)
"5", 19, 33, 43 Price is Right
9, 13, 15, 31 Hollywood Squares
10 am
"2", 4, 6, 48 Happy Days
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Wheel of Fortune
10.30
"2", 4, 6, 48 Family Feud
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 It's Anybody's Game--Game
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Love of Life--Serial
10.55
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 CBS News--Douglas Edwards
11 am
"2", 4, 48 The Better Sex--Game
"4", 9, 13, 31 Shoot For the Stars--Games
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Young and the Restless--Serial
6 New Newlywed Game
11.30
"2", 4, 6, 48 Ryan's Hope--Serial
"4" Noon Show--Bart/Ganick
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Search For Tomorrow--Serial
9, 13, 31 Chico and the Man
12 pm
"2", 48 All My Children--Serial
4, 6, 13, 15, 19, 33, 40 News
"5" To Tell the Truth
9 Dark Shadows--Serial
31 Mid-WAAY--Beston
42 Liars Club--Game
12.05
40 By the Way--Butler
12.10
33 Kaleidoscope--Variety
12.15
15 Bible Televist
19 Woman's Page/Weather
12.30
4, 6 All My Children--Serial
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Days of Our Lives--Serial
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 As the World Turns--Serial
1 pm
"2", 48 $20,000 Pyramid
1.30
"2", 4, 6, 48 One Life to Live--Serial
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Doctors--Serial
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Guiding Light--Serial
2 pm
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Another World--Serial
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 All in the Family
2.15
"2", 4, 6, 48 General Hospital--Serial
2.30
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Match Game
3 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Edge of Night--Serial
"4" New Mickey Mouse Club
"5" Munsters--Comedy (BW)
9, 13, 15, 31 Gong Show
19, 33, 40, 42 Tattletales
3.30
"2" Brady Bunch--Comedy
4 Beverly Hillbillies
"4" Bewitched--Comedy
"5" Gilligan's Island--Comedy
6 Bewitched--Comedy
9 Little Rascals--Comedy (BW)
13 New Mickey Mouse Club
15 As the World Turns--Serial
19 Little Rascals/Our Gang--Comedy
31 Bugs Bunny/Porgy Pig--Cartoon
33 Andy Griffith--Comedy
40 Price is Right
42 Fred Flintstone and Friends--Cartoon
48 Superman--Adventure
4 pm
"2" Bonanza--Western
4 Gunsmoke--Western
"4", 6 Emergency One!--Drama
"5" Gomer Pyle, USMC
9 Gilligan's Island (BW)
13 Partridge Family--Comedy
19 Brady Bunch--Comedy
31 Star Trek--Science Fiction
33 Hogan's Heroes--Comedy
42 Gilligan's Island
4.30
"5" Doris Day--Comedy
13 Beverly Hillbillies (BW)
15 Guiding Light--Serial
19 Gunsmoke--Western
33 Star Trek--Science Fiction
40 Rookies
48 Andy Griffith--Comedy (BW)
4.55
6 News
5 pm
"2" Family Affair--Comedy
4 Andy Griffith--Comedy
"4" My Three Sons--Comedy

"5" Mary Tyler Moore--Comedy
6 ABC News--Harry Reasoner, Barbara Walters
9 Bewitched--Comedy
13 News
15 Chico and the Man
31 My Three Sons--Comedy
42 Lucy Show
48 Rifleman--Western (BW)
5.25
"4" Weather
5.30
"2", 4, 48 ABC News--Harry Reasoner, Barbara Walters
"4", 9, 13, 31 NBC News--John Chancellor, David Brinkley
"5", 19, 33, 42 CBS News--Walter Cronkite
6, 15, 40 News
6 pm
"2", 4, "4", "5", 9, 13, 19, 31, 48 News
6 To Tell the Truth
40 CBS News--Walter Cronkite
42 Cross-Wits--Game
6.30
"2" Marty Robbins' Spotlight--Variety
4 My Three Sons--Comedy
"5" Cross-Wits--Game
6 Hollywood Squares--Game
9 To Tell the Truth
13 Family Feud--Game
15 NBC News--John Chancellor, David Brinkley
19 $100,000 Name That Tune--Game
31 Bewitched--Comedy (BW)
40 Mary Tyler Moore--Comedy
42 Concentration
48 Mary Tyler Moore--Comedy
It's noteworthy to say that 15 cleared two of then-CBS' top-rated soap operas:
"As the World Turns" and "Guiding Light". 6 didn't clear "Good Morning America" at all.
______________
phil
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Re: Retro: Northern Alabama TV Guide, Daytime, Sept 26-30, 1977
>
> Tupelo, Miss:
> 9 WTWV (NBC, ABC) (don't understand this double-affilation
> since the Columbus-Tupelo market had 2 stations at the time,
> one of them an ABC affilate)

Before Ch. 4 in Columbus became an ABC affiliate (I think that may have lasted about two years),
Ch. 9 carried ABC's NCAA football package. I don't ever remember them carrying any other ABC
programming.
> It's noteworthy to say that 15 cleared two of then-CBS'
> top-rated soap operas:
> "As the World Turns" and "Guiding Light".
Until it became the UPN station for the Huntsville-Decatur market, Ch. 15 did not invest a lot of
money into programming for non-network hours. It was probably the cheapest way that they
could fill the schedule between 3:30 and 5:30.
6 didn't clear
> "Good Morning America" at all.
Ch. 6 had a cash cow with the Morning Show with Tom York. There was no way that they were
going to give up local ad dollars for a show that was struggling to make a name for itself,
especially when Ch. 6 had more viewers than Ch. 13 and Ch. 42 combined.
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I always enjoy seeing these and would like to see
more from 1973-80.
At 6:30, I suspect that Channels 2, 6, 13, and 19
were running a different show each night. The
practice of "stripping" a show five nights a week
didn't become practically universal until 1980.
I know that 42 began "stripping" in 1972 with
What's My Line?
A couple of notes. At 9 AM on 19, you show
Double Dare (the Alex Trebek-hosted show). How
could that be, if CBS was showing Here's Lucy?
Also, the name of the show at 10:30 AM on NBC
is It's Anybody's Guess. Essentially it was
Monty Hall's answer to Family Feud; he produced
and emceed it.

> Stations in region:
>
> Birmingham:
> 6 WBRC (ABC)
> 13 WAPI (NBC)
> 42 WBMG (CBS)
>
> Huntsville:
> 19 WHNT (CBS)
> 31 WAAY (NBC) => changed back to ABC on Dec 11, 1977
> 48 WYUR (ABC) => changed to NBC on Dec 11, 1977 (when WAAY
> switched from ABC to NBC in January 1968, this station was
> known as WSML 23 in Decatur until later in 1968)
>
> Nashville:
> "2" WNGE (ABC)
> "4" WSM (NBC)
> "5" WTVF (CBS)
>
> Tuscaloosa:
> 33 WCFT (CBS)
>
> Anniston:
> 40 WHMA (CBS)
>
> Columbus, Miss:
> 4 WCBI (ABC)
>
> Tupelo, Miss:
> 9 WTWV (NBC, ABC) (don't understand this double-affilation
> since the Columbus-Tupelo market had 2 stations at the time,
> one of them an ABC affilate)
>
> From 6 am Central Time
>
> 6 am
> "2" Good Morning America--Dan Hartman, Nancy Dussault
> "4" Morning Show--Emery
> "5", 19 CBS News--Bruce Morton, Hughes Rudd
> 13 Today--Tom Brokaw, Jane Pauley
> 15 Al Lester--Music
> 48 PTL Club--Religion
> 6.30
> 9 Arthur Smith--Music
> 31 Three Stooges--Comedy (BW)
> 6.40
> 42 Focus
> 6.45
> 4 News
> 33 Cartoons
> 6.55
> 40 News
> 42 Popeye--Cartoon
> 7 am
> 4, 48 Good Morning America--Dan Hartman, Nancy Dussault
> "4", 9, 15, 48 Today--Tom Brokaw, Jane Pauley
> "5" Old Times Singing Convention
> 6 Morning Show--Tom York
> 19 Mornin' Folks--Grady Reeves
> 33, 40, 42 CBS News--Bruce Morton, Hughes Rudd
> 7.30
> "2" Bozo--Children
> "5" Mornings on 5--kaiser
> 8 am
> "5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Captain Kangaroo
> 13 Dinah! (long-time talk show host was born Frances Rose
> Shore, 1919-94, known for her marriage to actor George
> Montgomery from 1943-62...they have 2 children)
> 8.05
> 6 Merv Griffin
> 8.30
> "2" Green Acres--Comedy
> 9 am
> "2" Morningwatch--Variety
> 4 Romper Room--Children

> "4" Phil Donahue
> "5", 33, 40, 42 Here's Lucy
> 9, 13, 15, 31 Sanford and Son
> 19 Double Dare
> 9.30
> 4, 6 $20,000 Pyramid (6 aired the same broadcast as "2", 48)
>
> "5", 19, 33, 43 Price is Right
> 9, 13, 15, 31 Hollywood Squares
> 10 am
> "2", 4, 6, 48 Happy Days
> "4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Wheel of Fortune
> 10.30
> "2", 4, 6, 48 Family Feud
> "4", 9, 13, 15, 31 It's Anybody's Game--Game
> "5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Love of Life--Serial
> 10.55
> "5", 19, 33, 40, 42 CBS News--Douglas Edwards
> 11 am
> "2", 4, 48 The Better Sex--Game
> "4", 9, 13, 31 Shoot For the Stars--Games
> "5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Young and the Restless--Serial
> 6 New Newlywed Game

> 11.30
> "2", 4, 6, 48 Ryan's Hope--Serial
> "4" Noon Show--Bart/Ganick
> "5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Search For Tomorrow--Serial
> 9, 13, 31 Chico and the Man
> 12 pm
> "2", 48 All My Children--Serial
> 4, 6, 13, 15, 19, 33, 40 News
> "5" To Tell the Truth
> 9 Dark Shadows--Serial
> 31 Mid-WAAY--Beston
> 42 Liars Club--Game
> 12.05
> 40 By the Way--Butler
> 12.10
> 33 Kaleidoscope--Variety
> 12.15
> 15 Bible Televist
> 19 Woman's Page/Weather
> 12.30
> 4, 6 All My Children--Serial
> "4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Days of Our Lives--Serial
> "5", 19, 33, 40, 42 As the World Turns--Serial
> 1 pm
> "2", 48 $20,000 Pyramid
> 1.30
> "2", 4, 6, 48 One Life to Live--Serial
> "4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Doctors--Serial
> "5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Guiding Light--Serial
> 2 pm
> "4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Another World--Serial
> "5", 19, 33, 40, 42 All in the Family
> 2.15
> "2", 4, 6, 48 General Hospital--Serial
> 2.30
> "5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Match Game
> 3 pm
> "2", 4, 6, 48 Edge of Night--Serial
> "4" New Mickey Mouse Club
> "5" Munsters--Comedy (BW)
> 9, 13, 15, 31 Gong Show
> 19, 33, 40, 42 Tattletales
> 3.30
> "2" Brady Bunch--Comedy
> 4 Beverly Hillbillies
> "4" Bewitched--Comedy
> "5" Gilligan's Island--Comedy
> 6 Bewitched--Comedy
> 9 Little Rascals--Comedy (BW)

> 13 New Mickey Mouse Club
> 15 As the World Turns--Serial
> 19 Little Rascals/Our Gang--Comedy
> 31 Bugs Bunny/Porgy Pig--Cartoon
> 33 Andy Griffith--Comedy
> 40 Price is Right
> 42 Fred Flintstone and Friends--Cartoon
> 48 Superman--Adventure
> 4 pm
> "2" Bonanza--Western
> 4 Gunsmoke--Western
> "4", 6 Emergency One!--Drama
> "5" Gomer Pyle, USMC
> 9 Gilligan's Island (BW)
> 13 Partridge Family--Comedy
> 19 Brady Bunch--Comedy
> 31 Star Trek--Science Fiction
> 33 Hogan's Heroes--Comedy
> 42 Gilligan's Island
> 48 Beverly Hillbillies
> 4.30
> "5" Doris Day--Comedy
> 13 Beverly Hillbillies (BW)
> 15 Guiding Light--Serial

> 19 Gunsmoke--Western
> 33 Star Trek--Science Fiction
> 40 Rookies
> 48 Andy Griffith--Comedy (BW)
> 4.55
> 6 News
> 5 pm
> "2" Family Affair--Comedy
> 4 Andy Griffith--Comedy
> "4" My Three Sons--Comedy
> "5" Mary Tyler Moore--Comedy
> 6 ABC News--Harry Reasoner, Barbara Walters
> 13 News
> 15 Chico and the Man
> 31 My Three Sons--Comedy
> 42 Lucy Show
> 48 Rifleman--Western (BW)
> 5.25
> "4" Weather
> 5.30
> "2", 4, 48 ABC News--Harry Reasoner, Barbara Walters
> "4", 9, 13, 31 NBC News--John Chancellor, David Brinkley
> "5", 19, 33, 42 CBS News--Walter Cronkite

> 6, 15, 40 News
> 6 pm
> "2", 4, "4", "5", 9, 13, 19, 31, 48 News
> 6 To Tell the Truth
> 40 CBS News--Walter Cronkite
> 42 Cross-Wits--Game
> 6.30
> "2" Marty Robbins' Spotlight--Variety
> 4 My Three Sons--Comedy
> "5" Cross-Wits--Game
> 6 Hollywood Squares--Game
> 9 To Tell the Truth
> 13 Family Feud--Game
> 15 NBC News--John Chancellor, David Brinkley
> 19 $100,000 Name That Tune--Game
> 31 Bewitched--Comedy (BW)
> 40 Mary Tyler Moore--Comedy
> 42 Concentration
> 48 Mary Tyler Moore--Comedy
>
> It's noteworthy to say that 15 cleared two of then-CBS'
> top-rated soap operas:
> "As the World Turns" and "Guiding Light". 6 didn't clear
> "Good Morning America" at all.

>
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> > It's noteworthy to say that 15 cleared two of then-CBS'
> > top-rated soap operas:
> > "As the World Turns" and "Guiding Light".
>
> Until it became the UPN station for the Huntsville-Decatur
> market, Ch. 15 did not invest a lot of money into
> programming for non-network hours. It was probably the
> cheapest way that they could fill the schedule between 3:30
> and 5:30.
Of course, I wonder how strong ch.19's signal was at the time in the Florence area, where ch.15
was based.
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> > > It's noteworthy to say that 15 cleared two of then-CBS'
> > > top-rated soap operas:
> > > "As the World Turns" and "Guiding Light".
>>
> > Until it became the UPN station for the Huntsville-Decatur
>
> > market, Ch. 15 did not invest a lot of money into
> > programming for non-network hours. It was probably the
> > cheapest way that they could fill the schedule between
> 3:30
> > and 5:30.
>
> Of course, I wonder how strong ch.19's signal was at the
> time in the Florence area, where ch.15 was based.
>
I seem to recall that when As The World Turns was a half-hour
show, Ch. 15 carried the live feed (in both senses, since the
show itself was done live) at 12:30 (Central). When I lived
in Alabama, the 12:30 show on NBC was Three On A Match (with

Bill Cullen), but Ch. 15 elected to go with the more popular
CBS soap, the number-one show in daytime then.
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> At 6:30, I suspect that Channels 2, 6, 13, and 19
> were running a different show each night. The
> practice of "stripping" a show five nights a week
> didn't become practically universal until 1980.
> I know that 42 began "stripping" in 1972 with
> What's My Line?
"2", "5", 6, 13, 19, 33, 40 all aired a different show each weeknight at 6.30 pm Central.
15 aired NBC News at 6.30 in 1977.
> A couple of notes. At 9 AM on 19, you show
> Double Dare (the Alex Trebek-hosted show). How
> could that be, if CBS was showing Here's Lucy?

9 am
"4" Phil Donahue
"5", 33, 40, 42 Here's Lucy
19 Double Dare
"Double Dare" aired on CBS from December 1976 to April 1977, according to
http://members.aol.com/tdelegge1/myh...oubledare.html.
> Also, the name of the show at 10:30 AM on NBC
> is It's Anybody's Guess. Essentially it was
> Monty Hall's answer to Family Feud; he produced
> and emceed it.
10.30
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 It's Anybody's Guess--Game
You're right...sorry about that. Thanks for the correction.______________
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Retro: Northern Alabama TV Guide, Primetime and Late Night, Sept 10-16 1977
This schedule is interesting, partly because of Tuesday night (Sept 13,
1977) when "Soap" premiered on ABC at 9.30 pm Eastern/8.30 pm Central.
Sat Sept 10
7 pm
"2" Welcome Back, Kotter
["Fish" started its 2nd season at that time on Sept 17]
4, 6, 33, 40, 48 Billy Graham Crusade
Special: 5th program from Notre Dame University in South Bend, Ind. (60 min)
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Bionic Woman
Return: 3rd season opener (moved from ABC to NBC)
"5", 19, 42 State Fair America--Documentary
Special: (2 hr)
["Bob Newhart" (6th season), "We've Got It Made" (new series), "The Jeffersons" (4th), and
"Tony Randall"(2nd, an ABC import) were in that time slot beginning on Sept 24.]
8 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Washington: Behind Closed Doors--Drama
Part 5 of 6. (2 hr)
["Starsky and Hutch" (3rd) and "The Love Boat" (2nd) aired here as of Sept 17]
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Movie--Crime Drama
Clint Eastwood in the first of 3 "Dirty Harry" movies (1971, repeat, 2 hr)
[NBC plans an announcement warning that the movie may not to suitable for all family
members. Movie starts the 16th season of "NBC Saturday Night at the Movies".]
33 State Fair America--Documentary
Special: 60 min.
[Join in progress]
40 Celebral Palsy Telethon
[Continued from a 6-7 pm airing]
9 pm
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Miss America Pageant
Special: Bert Parks and Phyllis George hosted the 58th annual event live from Atlantic City, N.J. (2
hr)
[New series "Rafferty" aired from 9-10 pm Central beginning on Sept 17]
10 pm
"2", "4", 6, 13 News
4, 48 ABC News--Tom Jarrel
9 Adam-12--Crime Drama
15 Andy Williams--Variety
31 Mission: Impossible--Adventure
10.15
4 Soul Train--Music
48 Alabama Outdoors
10.30
"2" Space: 1999--Science Fiction
"4", 9, 15 Saturday Night
Hosted by then-Georgia State Sen. Julian Bond (repeat, 90 min)
6 Cerebral Palsy Telethon
Special: 24th annual event (18 hr 30 min)

13 Movie--Comedy
"Divorce American Style" (1967), starting Dick Van Dyke and Debbie Reynolds
11 pm
"5" News
19 Marty Robbin's Spotlight--Variety
Debut: A country-variety show hosted by Marty Robbins
31 Saturday Night
[Joined in progress]
33 40 Jerry Falwell--Religion
42 Pilot--Drama
Donna Mills plays a "Woman on the Run", a show not on CBS's 1977 fall schedule.
(60 min)
[Aired on Wed Sept 7 at 9 pm Central on "5", 19, 40]
48 Movie--Mystery (BW)
"Call Northside 777" (1948), starting James Stewart
11.15
4 Movie--To be announced
11.30
"2" Movie--Crime Drama
"Bullitt" (1968), starting Steve McQueen
"5" Wanted Dead or Alive (BW)
19 Nashville on the Road--Music
12 am
"4" Movie--Mystery (BW)
"Charlie Chan in Rio" (1941), starting Sidney Toler

"5" News
9 Movie--Western
"Welcome to Hard Times" (1967), starting Aldo Ray and Henry Fonda
15 Movies--To be announced
19 Movie--Comedy
"Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines" (1965)
Sun Sept 11
6 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew
2nd season opener
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Wonderful World of Disney
"The Mystery of Dracula's Castle" (1973) (repeat, 2 hr)
[The 24th season opener aired on Sept 18]
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 60 Minutes
10th season opener with Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, and Dan Rather
7 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Six Million Dollar Man
5th season opener
"5" Billy Graham Crusade
Special: 5th program from Notre Dame University in South Bend, Ind. (60 min)
19, 33, 40, 42 Making of "The Deep"--Documentary
Special: Robert Shaw, the main star of the 1977 flick, narrated (60 min)
["Rhoda" opened its 4th season on Oct 2 at 7 pm Central. "On Our Own"
premiered on Oct 9 at 7.30 pm.]
8 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Washington: Behind Closed Doors--Drama
Part 6 of 6 (2 hr)
[Pre-empted the "ABC Sunday Night Movie"]
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Emmy Awards
Special: Robert Blake and Angie Dickinson hosted the 29th annual event live from Hollywood,
Calif. (2 hr)
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Movie--Western
John Wayne starred in "Cahill, United States Marshall" (1973) (repeat, 2 hr)
["All in the Family" aired its 8th season opener in a one-hour special on Oct 2 from 7.30 to 8.30
pm and moved to 8 pm on Oct 9. "Alice" aired its 2nd season opener at 8.30 pm, followed by the
5th season opener of "Kojak" at 9 pm, both starting on Oct 2. New time for "Kojak"]
10 pm
"2", "4", "5", 6, 9, 13, 19, 31 News
4, 48 ABC News--Bill Beutel
15 Dr. E. J. Daniels Presents Happiness Is--Religion
33, 40 Church Service--Baptist
42 CBS News--Ed Bradley
10.15
4 700 Club--Religion
19 CBS News--Ed Bradley
42, 48 Ernest Angley--Religion
10.30
"2" Wrestling
"4" Second City T.V.--Comedy
Debut:
"5" Perry Mason (BW)
6 Movie--Drama (BW)
"The President's Lady" (1953), starred Charlton Heston and Susan Hayward (2 hr)
9, 13, 15 Movie--Adventure
Michael Caine starred in "Billion Dollar Brain" (1967). Also featured Karl Malden of "The Streets
of San Francisco" and Ed Begley. (2 hr)
19 Accent--Discussion
31 Jerry Falwell--Religion
10.45
33, 40 CBS News--Ed Bradley
11 pm
"4" Movie--Crime Drama
"The File of the Golden Goose" (English, 1969), starred Yul Brynner.
Featured Edward Woodward of the 1980s CBS hit "The Equalizer". (2 hr)
19 Movie--Documentary
"Guadalcanal Odessey" (1974) was narrated by Leslie Nielsen. (2 hr)
11.15
4 Mississippi Game and Fish Commission
42 Big Valley--Western
11.30
"2" New Life Hour
4 Night Gallery
"5" Face the Nation
31 Dialogue--Discussion
12 am
"2" ABC News--Bill Beutel
"5" Gopsel Guitar
12.15
42 Alabama Speaks
12.30
"5" News
6 ABC News--Bill Beutel
1.15
48 Directions
Mon Sept 12
7 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Lucan--Drama
Debut:
[This series will be shown on an irregular basis throughout the season. The one-hour comedy
"The San Pedro Beach Bums" premiered in this slot on Sept 19.]
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Little House on the Prairie
4th season opener
"5" Gunsmoke--Western
19, 33, 40, 42 Young Dan'l Boone--Adventure
Debut:
8 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 College Football
Special: UCLA Bruins vs. Houston Cougars in Houston. (Live)

["Monday Night Football" returned on Sept 19 (9th season).]
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Movie--Drama
LeVar Burton in a 1977 world premiere called "Billy: Portrait of a Street Kid" (2 hr)
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Betty White--comedy
Debut: "Mary Tyler Moore"'s Betty White gets her own show...with John Hillerman and Georgia
Engel.
8.30
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Maude
6th season opener of series starting future "Golden Girls" (1985-92) Bea Arthur and Ruth
McClanahan, along with Bill Macy and Conrad Bain.
9 pm
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Rafferty--Drama
[Debuted on Labor Day, Sept 5 1977]
10 pm
"4", "5", 9, 15, 19, 31, 33, 40, 42 News
13 Marcus Welby, M.D.--Drama
10.30
"4", 9, 15, 31 Johnny Carson
"5" WTVF Reports
19, 33, 40, 42 Movie--Drama
Susan Clark starred in "Babe", a 1975 TV-movie (2 hr)
11 pm
"2", 4, 6, 13, 48 News
"5" Young Dan'l Boone--Adventure
Debut:
11.30
"2" College Football '77--Bill Flemming
Return:
[Series normally aired on Sundays at 12 pm Eastern/11 am Central on ABC Sports during the fall
months]
4 USM Playback
6 FBI--Crime Drama
13 Johnny Carson
48 Alfred Hitchcock--Drama (BW)
12 am
"2" Wrestling
"4", 9, 15, 31 Tommorrow--Tom Snyder
"5" News
12.30
"5" Movie--Comedy (BW)
"Our Men in Havana" (English, 1960), starred Alec Guiness. (2 hr)
6 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman--Serial
1 am
"2" PTL club--Religion
9 News
13 Tommorrow--Tom Snyder
3 am
"2" News
3.30
"2" Movie--Biography
"Villa Rides" (1968), with Robert Mitchum and Charles Bronson. (2 hr)
Tue Sept 13
7 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Happy Days
6th season opener
[Expanded to one hour. "Laverne and Shirley" aired its 3rd season opener on Sept 20 at 8.30 pm
Central.]
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Richard Pryor--Variety
Debut:
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Boxing
Special: CBS Sports presented 4 fights from Los Angeles (Live)
[Pre-empted "The Fitzpatricks", which debuted on Sept 5 at 8 pm and slipped into this time slot
on Sept 20, and "The CBS Tuesday Night Movie".]
8 pm
"2", 4, 48 Three's Company
2nd season opener
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Movie--Comedy
Joanna Pettet starred in a 1977 world premiere called "Sex and the Married Woman" (2 hr)
6 Gunsmoke--Western
8.30
"2" Family
Return: 3rd season opener
[Normal time slot was 9 pm Central]
4 Soap--Comedy
Debut: Featured stars like Katherine Helmond, Richard Mulligan, Billy Crystal, Robert Guillaume,
and Ted Wass.
[ABC plans an announcement warning that this episode may not be suitable for all family
members]
48 Muppet Show--Variety
9 pm
4, 6, 48 Family
Return: 3rd season opener
9.30
"2" Soap--Comedy
Debut: Featured stars like Katherine Helmond, Richard Mulligan, Billy Crystal, Robert Guillaume,
and Ted Wass.
[ABC plans an announcement warning that this episode may not be suitable for all family
members; normal time slot was 8.30 pm]
10 pm
"2", 4, "4", "5", 6, 9, 15, 19, 31, 33, 40, 42, 48 News
10.30
"2" Adam-12--Crime Drama
4, 48 Movie--Mystery
Barbara Perkins in "Christine" (Canadian, 1974) (2 hr)
"5" Ironside--Crime Drama
6 FBi--Crime Drama
19, 33, 40, 42 Kojak--Drama
11 pm
"2" Movie--Mystery
13 News
11.30
6 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
13 Johnny Carson
11.40
19, 33, 40, 42 Toma--Crime Drama
[Note: An ABC series repeated on CBS Late Night]
12 am
"4", 9, 15, 31 Tomorrow--Tom Snyder
"5" News
6 Movie--Mystery
12.30
"5" Movie--Drama
Patty Duke in "My Sweet Caroline" (1970)
1 am
9 News
13 Tomorrow--Tom Snyder
3 am
"2' News
3.30
"2" Movie--Adventure
Alan Ladd in "Botany Bay" (1953)
Wed Sept 14
6.30
40 Jacksonville State Football Review
[Lasted for 60 min]
7 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Eight is Enough
The 2nd season opener starts without Diana Hyland, who played actor Dick Van Dyke's first wife
Joan Bradford of 25 years (passed on on Mar 27 1977). Tom Bradford is a widower with 8 kids. I
recently learned that the show premiered on Mar 15, 1977, which meant that Hyland was only
in 4 episodes. According to timstvshowcase.com/8enough.html, "For the remainder of the first
season she was simply described as being "away." At the start of season two Tom had become a
widower, his wife having died about a year ago. He soon found romance in the person of Abby
Abbott, a pretty schoolteacher who had come to the Bradford home to tutor one of the children.
Their romance blossomed, and they were married in a special two hour episode on November 9,
1977".
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Boxing
Special: NBC Sports presented 4 matches from Las Vegas, including Ken Norton, who was the No.
1 contender for Muhammad Ali's (ala Cassius Clay) crown. (Live)
[Two new shows, "The Oregon Trail" and "Big Hawaii", debutted on Sept 21 in that slot]
"5", 19, 33, 42 Movie--Adventure
Nicholas Hammond as "Spider-Man", a 1977 world-premiere special. one of 4 "Spider-Man"

movies that aired on CBS (90 min)
["Good Times" aired its 4th season opener as a 60 min special on Sept 21 from
7-8 pm Central. Adam Arkin's comedy, "Busting Loose", debutted on Sept 28 at 7.30 pm.]
7.30
40 Saboteurs of Telemark--Documentary
8 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Charlie's Angels
Cheryl Ladd replaced then Farah Fawcett-Majors as the series entered its 2nd season (2 hr)
["Baretta" aired its 3rd season premiere on Sept 28]
8.30
"5", 19, 33, 40 Movie--Crime Drama
Will Sampson starred in the 1977 world-premiere film called "Relentless" (1 hr 40 min)
42 Movie--Crime Drama
Hal Linden starred in the 1973 TV-movie "Mr Inside/Mr Outside" (1 hr 40 min)
[Pre-empted "The CBS Wednesday Night Movie"]
10 pm
"2", 4, "4", 6, 9, 15, 31, 48 News
10.10
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 News
10.30
4, 48 Starsky and Hutch--crime Drama
"5" Ironside--Crime Drama
6 FBi--Crime Drama
10.40
19, 33, 40, 42 Hawaii Five-0--Drama
11 pm
"2" Starsky and Hutch--Crime Drama
13 News
11.30
13 Johnny Carson
11.40
4, 48 Mystery of the Week
Carol Lynley in "If It's a man, Hang Up"
11.50
19, 33, 40, 42 Movie--Drama
E.G. Marshall in the 1973 TV-movie "Money to Burn" (1 hr 35 min)
12 am
"5" News
6 Starsky and Hutch--Crime Drama
12.10
"2" Mystery of the Week
12.30
"5" Movie--Thiller (BW)
Claude Rains and Gloria Steward in "The Invisible Man" (1933)
1 am
9 News
1.10
6 Mystery of the Week
1.40
3.40 am
"2' News
Th Sept 15
7 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Welcome Back, Kotter
3rd season opener (60 min)
["What's Happening" opened its 3rd season on Sept 22 at 7.30 pm Central]
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 CHiPs--Crime Drama
Debut: Starred Erik Estrada and Larry Wilcox
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Waltons
6th season opener
8 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Barney Miller
4th season opener
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Rock Music Awards
Special: Hosted by Peter Frampton and Cher (Live, 2 hr)
[New series "Man From Atlantis" with Patrick Duffy and "Rosetti and Ryan" premiered on Sept
22]
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Hawaii Five-O

10th season opener
8.30
"2", 4, 6, 48 Carter Country--Comedy
Debut: Kene Holliday and Victor French starred
9 pm
"2", 4, 48 Redd Foxx--Variety
Debut: Redd Foxx, born John Elroy Sanford (1922-91), abandoned his successful NBC comedy
"Sanford and Son" for this short-live variety series. Among the first guess was LaWanda Page. (60
min)
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Barnaby Jones
Buddy Edsen, of "Beverly Hillbillies" fame, started a 6th season. The late gay actor Robert Reed
(John Robert Rietz, 1932-92) guest starred in this episode.
6 To be announced
[6 did air the remaining 5 episodes of the "Redd Foxx Comedy Hour"]
10 pm
"2", 4, "4", "5", 6, 9, 15, 19, 31, 33, 40, 42, 48 News
10.30
4, 48 Police Story--Crime Drama
[An NBC series repeated on ABC Late Night]
6 FBI--Crime Drama
19, 33, 40, 42 Movie--Crime Drama
Charles Bronson in "Cold Sweat" (1971) (1 hr 55 min)
11 pm
"2" Police Story--Crime Drama
13 News
11.30
13 Johnny Carson
11.40
4, 48 Late, Great 1968
Henry Gibson hosted this documentary into the assassinations of Robert F. Kennedy and the Rev.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., along with the early stages of the Vietnam War, the Democratic
National Convention in Chicago, and the election of then-former Vice President Richard M. Nixon
to the White House. (90 min)
12 am
"5" News
6 Police Story--Crime Drama
12.10
"2" Late, Great 1968
Henry Gibson hosted this documentary. (90 min)
12.30
"5" Movie--Drama
Rock Hudson and George Peppard in "Tobruk" (1968) (2 hr)
1 am
9 News
1.10
6 Late, Great 1968
Henry Gibson hosted this documentary. (90 min)
1.40
3.40
"2' News
4.10
"2" Movie--Documentary
"Alaska Safari" (1973)
Fri Sept 16
7 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Making of "Star Wars"
The original 1977 blockbuster mega-hit (now one of 6 films in the series, retitled "Star Wars: A
New Hope") was narrated by "Droid" stars C-3PO and R2-D2.
[The 3rd season opener of "Donny and Marie" aired on Sept 23 at that time slot]
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Sanford Arms--Comedy
Debut: Redd Foxx and Demond Wilson left the series "Sanford and Son" (1972-77) to Theodore
Wilson. Former series regulars LaWanda Page and Whitman Mayo also starred in revamped
comedy.
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Wonder Woman
Return: Lynda Carter and Lyle Waggoner series moved from ABC to CBS to open the series 3rd
season. The concept was started as a four-minute short on the 1972 ABC cartoon "The Brady
Kids". Two years later, ABC aired a made-for-TV movie starting Cathy Lee Crosby (the costume
Crosby wore was ****ing ridiculous!). In 1975, Lynda Carter started in the 2nd ABC film, which
led to the series, which debutted in March 1976 on ABC. (90 min)
7.30
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Chico and the Man
Jack Albertson started the 4th season without his co-star Freddie Prinze, committed suicide on
Jan 29, 1977 (born Frederick Karl Pruetzel 1954-77). The new "Chico" was 12 yo Raul Garcia,
played by Gabriel Melgar. Della Reese and Scatman Crothers also starred. Last original episode
aired Jul 7, 1978 after a 6 month gap following the death of Prinze.
8 pm
"2", 4, 6, 48 Movie--Thiller
An all-star cast in the 1977 world-premiere film "The Curse of the Black Widow" (2 hr)
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Rockford Files
James Garner opened the 4th season investigating himself, sort of speak.
8.30
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Logan's Run--Science Fiction
Debut: A CBS 1976 TV movie made into a short-live series starring Gregory Harrison. (90 min)
[Normal time slot was from 8-9 pm Central. "Switch" opened its 3rd season from 9-10 pm on
Sept 23.]
9 pm
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Quincy
Jack Klugman's whodunit opened its 2nd season. Started on Oct 3, 1976
as part of the 1976-77 "NBC Sunday Mystery Movie" (the others being
"Columbo" (ala Peter Falk), "McCloud" (ala Dennis Weaver), and
"McMillan and Wife" (starred Rock Hudson and Susan Saint James). After
4 episodes (Oct 3, 10, Nov 28 1976, and Jan 2, 1977), the series earned
this time slot on Friday nights as a weekly series on Feb 4, 1977. Run
ended on May 11 1983.
10 pm
"2", 4, "4", "5", 6, 9, 15, 19, 31, 33, 40, 42, 48 News
10.30
4, 48 Baretta--Crime Drama
6 FBi--Crime Drama
19, 33, 40, 42 MASH
11 pm
"2" Baretta--Crime Drama
13 News
11.05
19, 33, 40, 42 Kojak--Crime Drama
11.30
13 Johnny Carson
11.40
12 am
"4", 9, 15, 31 Midnight Special
Hosted that week by David Brenner. (90 min)
"5" News
6 Baretta--Crime Drama
12.10
"2" Soul Train--Music
48 Movie--Drama (BW)
Jean Peters and Anthony Quinn in "Viva Zapata" (1952) (1 hr 45 min)
12.30
"5" Movie--Western (BW)
Ida Lupino and Glenn Ford in "Lust For Gold" (1949) (2 hr)
1 am
9 News
13 Midnight Special
Hosted that week by David Brenner. (90 min)
1.10
6 Bonanza--Western
1.30
9 Movie--Drama (BW)
Van Johnson in "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" (1944) (3 hr)
2.10
6 Maverick--Western (BW)
3.10
"2" News
3.40
"2" Movie--Drama
Sterling Hayden in "The Last Command" (1955) (1 hr 50 min)
4.30
9 Movie--Musical
Robert Walker in "Till the Clouds Roll By" (1948) (2 hr)
[Note: After this movie, NBC stations "4", 9, 13, 15, 31 began its
Saturday morning cartoons with "Pink Panther" at 6.30 am Central]
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Re: Retro: Northern Alabama TV Guide, Primetime and Late Night, Sept 10-16 1977
> This schedule is interesting, partly because of Tuesday
> night (Sept 13,
>
> 1977) when "Soap" premiered on ABC at 9.30 pm Eastern/8.30
> pm Central.
>
> Tue Sept 13
>
> 8.30
> "2" Family
> 4 Soap--Comedy
> 9 pm
> 4, 6, 48 Family
> 9.30
> "2" Soap--Comedy
I read somewhere that, during Soap's run, ABC offered two feeds on nights that Soap was on, as
a service to stations that wanted to show Soap, but at a later hour, which is why Soap and Family
was seen at different times.
Of course, Soap was so controversial, some stations (like 6 and 48), pre-empted the show
altogether.Edited by rugrats1 on 06/06/05 01:10
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> Tuesday
7:00 P.M. Happy Days
This was the 5th season opener where The Cunninghams,Fonzie,Ralph,Potsie,and Chachi all go
to Hollywood. Also the episode where Fonzie jumps the shark. That's where the website "Jump
The Shark" comes from.
12:30 A.M. Movie
Movie: Patty Duke in My Sweet Caroline(1970)
Should this movie be "My Sweet Charlie"?? You must be thinking about Neil Diamond's song
Sweet Caroline which came out that year.
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> > This schedule is interesting, partly because of Tuesday
> > night (Sept 13,
>>
> > 1977) when "Soap" premiered on ABC at 9.30 pm Eastern/8.30
>
> > pm Central.
>>
> > Tue Sept 13
>>
> > 8.30
> > "2" Family

> > 4 Soap--Comedy
> > 9 pm
> > 4, 6, 48 Family
> > 9.30
> > "2" Soap--Comedy
>
> I read somewhere that, during Soap's run, ABC offered two
> feeds on nights that Soap was on, as a service to stations
> that wanted to show Soap, but at a later hour, which is why
> Soap and Family was seen at different times.
That was certainly true in Texas. WFAA/8 Dallas/Ft. Worth
ran Soap at 8:30, Family at 9. KSAT/12, in heavily-Catholic
San Antonio, ran Family at 8:30, Soap at 9:30. Rumor had it
that Diana Canova's character, Corinne, would seduce her Jesuit
priest. As it turned out, it didn't happen.
By January 1978 the show had changed direction and become more
of a murder mystery. The split feed was dropped, and KSAT began
airing Soap at 8:30.
Soap also apparently offended some station managers in conservative
Protestant areas. WRAL/5 Raleigh/Durham and WCCB/18 Charlotte didn't carry
it, either; Charlotte didn't start getting Soap until ABC switched to
WSOC/9 in July 1978.
>
> Of course, Soap was so controversial, some stations (like 6
> and 48), pre-empted the show altogether.
>
06-06-2005, 03:36 PM #5
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IIRC, WBRC-6 ran "Three's Company" and "Soap" on Mondays after the 11:00 pm news on a 6-
day delay. When it first debuted, they carried "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" Tuesday-Saturday
instead of Monday-Friday because of Monday Night Football.
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> > Tuesday
> 7:00 P.M. Happy Days

> This was the 5th season opener where The
> Cunninghams,Fonzie,Ralph,Potsie,and Chachi all go to
> Hollywood. Also the episode where Fonzie jumps the shark.
> That's where the website "Jump The Shark" comes from.
Well that little bit of TV stuff was revealed in some underlying way during the Happy Days
reunion special last year.
>
> 12:30 A.M. Movie
>
> Movie: Patty Duke in My Sweet Caroline(1970)
> Should this movie be "My Sweet Charlie"?? You must be
> thinking about Neil Diamond's song Sweet Caroline which came
> out that year.
>
06-06-2005, 05:44 PM #7
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Phil, I thank you for including your source in the subject line, but remind you that we would all
find it useful if you would identify the stations by call letters/COL/network affiliation at the top.
Thanks!
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Stations, calls and affiliates
BIRMINGHAM
6-WBRC ABC
13-WAPI NBC
42-WBMG CBS
HUNTSVILLE
19-WHNT CBS
31-WAAY NBC
48-WMSL ABC
NASHVILLE
"2"-WNGE ABC
"4"-WSM NBC
"5"-WLAC CBS
COLUMBUS/TUPELO
4-WCBI ABC
9-WTVA NBC
FLORENCE
15-WOWL NBC
TUSCALOOSA
33-WCFT CBS
ANNISTON
40-WHMA CBS
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> NASHVILLE
> "5"-WLAC CBS
>
> COLUMBUS/TUPELO
> 9-WTVA NBC
A few corrections: By 1977, WLAC was known as WTVF. Also in '77...WTVA was known as
WTWV.______________
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In the Illinois-Wisconsin edition of "TV Guide" all four ABC stations in that directory, WLS-
7/Chicago, WISN-12/Milwaukee, WREX-13/Rockford(Now a NBC affil) and WKOW-27/Madison
aired "Family" at 8:30 and "Soap" at 9:30.
However one has to wonder with that dual feed were there any others ABC affils, especially in
the Eastern, Mountain, and Pacific time zones, that also did this?
> In the Illinois-Wisconsin edition of "TV Guide" all four ABC
> stations in that directory, WLS-7/Chicago,
> WISN-12/Milawukee, WREX-13/Rockford(Now a NBC affil) and
> WKOW-27/Madison aired "Family" at 8:30 and "Soap" at 9:30.

>
> However one has to wonder with that dual feed were there any
> others ABC affils, especially in the Eastern, Mountain, and
> Pacific time zones, that also did this?
>
I think the dual feed only applied in the Central and Mountain
time zones, where Soap played at 8:30. Some of the content on
the early episodes might not have been appropriate for that time.
As best I recall, Soap aired at 9:30, Family at 10 on all Eastern
and Pacific stations carrying them both.
Retro: Atlanta Monday, June 6, 1977
7 AM-1 AM unless otherwise indicated.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Hollywood Squares
9:30 Name That Tune (second short-lived
NBC daytime version, with Tom Kennedy)
10 AM Sanford And Son
10:30 Today In Georgia
11 AM Wheel Of Fortune
11:30 Shoot For The Stars

12 N News
12:30 Divorce Court
1 PM Liars Club
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
7:30 In Search Of...
8 PM Little House On The Prairie
9 PM Movie: "P.J." (since this is
pre-emption-happy WSB, I can't
tell you if this is NBC's movie
or one of their own)
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Tomorrow
2 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM CBS Morning News

8 AM Captain Kangaroo
9 AM Donahue
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
3:30 Bewitched
4 PM I Dream Of Jeannie
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Match Game PM
8 PM Andrew Young: Ambassador
(he was Jimmy Carter's
ambassador to the UN)
8:30 Jazz Circle
9 PM Testimony Of Two Men
10 PM Sonny And Cher
11 PM News
11:30 Kojak
12:40 Cool Million
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
5:30 Sesame Street
6:30 Withit
7 PM Guppies
7:30 Atlanta Week In Review
8 PM Decades Of Decision
9 PM The Pallisers
10 PM Documentary Showcase
11 PM Movie: "Ecstasy"
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Good Morning America
9 AM Merv Griffin
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 $20,000 Pyramid
2:30 One Life To Live
3:15 General Hospital
4 PM Daniel Boone
5 PM Medical Center
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
7 PM Concentration
7:30 To Tell The Truth
8 PM Blansky's Beauties
8:30 Baseball: Teams TBA
11 PM News (time approximate)
12 M Streets Of San Francisco
1:10 Toma
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 AM Three Stooges And Little
Rascals
8 AM Lassie
8:30 Leave It To Beaver
9 AM Hazel
9:30 Lucy (don't know if this is

I Love Lucy or The Lucy Show--
Turner had them both)
10 AM Movie: "Redhead From Wyoming"
(Maureen O'Hara)
12 N Perry Mason
1 PM Movie: "Air Cadet"
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 (w/Harry Morgan)
8 PM Let's Go To The Races
8:30 American Lifestyle
9 PM Movie: "Six Bridges To Cross"
11 PM All That Glitters
11:30 Movie: "My Dream Is Yours"
1:30 Movie: "Night Unto Night"
3:35 Movie: "Kansas Raiders"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)

9 AM Sesame Street
10 AM Electric Company
10:30 Infinity Fctory
sign off 11 AM
1 PM Big Blue Marble
sign off 1:30 PM
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Electric Company
6 PM Zoom
6:30 Villa Alegre
7 PM By-Line
7:30 Robert MacNeil Report
8 PM Decades Of Decision
9 PM Documentary Showcase
10 PM Consumer Survival Kit
10:30 Americana
11 PM Black Journal
11:30 Captioned ABC News
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
5 PM Entertainment Page
6:30 Spotlight
7 PM Sports With Art Collier
8 PM The Human Level (about the
work of chiropractors)
9 PM Ludlow Porch Show (call-in
talk show)
10 PM PTL Club
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
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 Mr. Ed
10:30 Life In The Spirit
11 AM Pattern For Living
11:30 700 Club
1 PM Wagon Train
2 PM Summer Fun
2:30 Huck And Yogi
3 PM Popeye And Porky Hour
4 PM Superman
4:30 Batman
5 PM Please Don't Eat The
Daisies
5:30 McHale's Navy
6 PM F Troop
6:30 Rifleman
7 PM Big Valley
8 PM 700 Club
10 PM Living Faith
10:30 Good News
11 PM Best Of Groucho
11:30 Mayberry RFD
12 M News
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> WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
> 9:30 Lucy (don't know if this is
> I Love Lucy or The Lucy Show--

> Turner had them both)
This was The Lucy Show. The main reason I come to this conclusion is because at 5:30 PM the
listing reads "I Love Lucy" if it reads I Love Lucy in one place it would read that in both places if
its the same show.
> 5 PM I Love Lucy
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> > 9:30 Lucy (don't know if this is
> > I Love Lucy or The Lucy Show--
> > Turner had them both)
> This was The Lucy Show. The main reason I come to this
> conclusion is because at 5:30 PM the listing reads "I Love
> Lucy" if it reads I Love Lucy in one place it would read
> that in both places if its the same show.
>
> > 5 PM I Love Lucy
>
I think you're right. Anyway, the Atlanta newspapers
could have done its readers a big favor by simply saying
9:30 Lucy Show
(and they'd have done me one for sure).
06-07-2005, 03:14 PM #4
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> WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
>
> 3:30 Bewitched
> 7:30 Match Game PM
...hmmm -- no _daytime_ "Match Game '77" in Atlanta?? Has this bewen noted here
before?...______________
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>>
> > 3:30 Bewitched
> > 7:30 Match Game PM
>
> ...hmmm -- no _daytime_ "Match Game '77" in Atlanta?? Has
> this bewen noted here before?...
>
It has. I've posted other Atlanta daytime listings for 1977
(don't think it was this particular date). Ch. 5 never
showed much enthusiasm for daytime Match Game. In fact,
there were times between 1973 and 1976 when neither 5 nor
11 carried their 3:30 network show (11 liked to pre-empt
One Life To Live in favor of a movie, then run OLTL in the
morning). Reason: Another World, then on Ch. 2, was a
monster lead-in to whatever followed it, depending on the
year.
Ch. 5 displayed even less enthusiasm for Tattletales.
I remember they carried it at 1 PM in 1974, but that

was about the extent of it. If you'll look in the June 6,
1983, listing I posted in tandem with this one, you'll see
that Ch. 36 is carrying it.
I'll also call your attention to the fact that Ch. 2 did
not run the daytime Gong Show, but did air the syndicated
version Fridays at 7:30 in 1977.
Erie, Pa. Friday June 9, 1961
WICU 12 ABC
7AM Panorama-Local News?
9AM Peoples Choice
9:30 Movie-TBA
11AM Gale Storm
11:30 Love That Bob!
Noon Camouflage-Game
12:30 Number Please-Collyer
1PM About Faces-Game
1:30 Garden And Farm
2PM Day In Court
2:30 Seven Keys-Narz
3PM Queen For A Day-Bailey
3:30 Who Do You Trust-Carson
4PM American Bandstand-Clark

5PM Pappy And Friends
5:30 Rin Tin Tin
6PM Life of Riley
6:30 News
6:45 ABC News
7PM Hour Of Stars
8PM Harrigan And Son-Comedy
8:30 Flintstones
Perry Gunite Episode
9PM 77 Sunset Strip
10PM Robert Taylors Detectives
11PM News
11:15 Movie Viva Zapata! 1952
35 WSEE CBS NBC
7AM Today
9AM CBS News Hottelet
9:15 Captain Kangaroo
10AM I Love Lucy
10:30 Video Village-Hall
11AM Double Exposure
11:30 Your Surprise Package-Fenneman
Noon Love Of Life

12:45 Guiding Light
1PM News
2PM Face The Facts
2:30 House Party Linkletter
3PM Young Dr. Malone-NBC
3:30 Verdict Is Yours
4PM Brighter Day-Serial
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge Of Night
5PM Joe Ray And Friends
6PM News
6:15 McKenzies Raiders
6:45 CBS News
7PM Nanette Fabray-NBC 9:30 Fridays)
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 Route 66
9:30 Way Out-Drama/scifi
10PM Twilight Zone
10:30 Eyewitness to History
11PM News
11:20 Golf Tips
11:30 Jack Paar COLOR-NBC
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> WICU 12 ABC
> 35 WSEE CBS NBC
----------
I thought around that time WICU was NBC/ABC, and WSEE was just CBS? What's the story in
Erie?
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> > WICU 12 ABC
> > 35 WSEE CBS NBC
> ----------
> I thought around that time WICU was NBC/ABC, and WSEE was
> just CBS? What's the story in Erie?
>
Before I started researching these schedules, I thought the same thing. just months earlier in fall
1960 WICU 12 had been NBC and WSEE 35 CBS/ABC, There was a change by summer '61 (as the
posted schedule indicates) but by January 1965 WICU 12 was NBC/ABC and WSEE 35 CBS. In
1966 WJET 24 would come along and grab the ABC affiliation. Most TV stations don't have
History sections on their websites, which would make the research easier.
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> > > WICU 12 ABC
> > > 35 WSEE CBS NBC
> > ----------
> > I thought around that time WICU was NBC/ABC, and WSEE was
> > just CBS? What's the story in Erie?
>>
>
>
> Before I started researching these schedules, I thought the
> same thing. just months earlier in fall 1960 WICU 12 had
> been NBC and WSEE 35 CBS/ABC, There was a change by summer
> '61 (as the posted schedule indicates) but by January 1965
> WICU 12 was NBC/ABC and WSEE 35 CBS. In 1966 WJET 24 would
> come along and grab the ABC affiliation. Most TV stations
> don't have History sections on their websites, which would
> make the research easier.
>
In Jeff Kisseloff's oral history of television from 1920 to
1961, "The Box," there are a couple of chapters about DuMont.
In one of them, a former DuMont executive mentions that WICU got
all of its equipment free from DuMont but had to clear all
DuMont shows in exchange (he mentions WCPO Cincinnati having
the same arrangement). Do you have any Erie schedules from
the DuMont era? I'd like to see what all they had and when
WICU ran their shows.Edited by bpatrick on 06/08/05 06:28

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Retro: Cedar Rapids-Waterloo, Wednesday, May 5, 1971
(Source: Iowa City Press-Citizen)
WMT-TV 2 Cedar Rapids (CBS)
AM
6:30 Sunrise Semester
7 CBS News
8 Captain Kangaroo
9 Lucille Ball
9:30 Beverly Hillbillies
10 Modern Women
10:30 Love of Life
11 Where The Heart Is

11:25 CBS News
11:30 Search for Tomorrow
PM
12 News
12:15 Farm News
1 Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
1:30 Guiding Light
2 Secret Storm
2:30 Edge of Night
3 Gomer Pyle
3:30 Family Affair
4 Doctor Max
4:30 Flintstones (an hours worth, apparently)
5:30 CBS News
6 News
6:30 Men at Law
7:30 To Rome With Love
8 Medical Center
9 Hawaii Five-O
10 News
10:30 Movie: Seven Cities of Gold (instead of Merv Griffin)
KWWL-TV 7 Waterloo (NBC)
AM
7 Today
9 Dinah Shore
9:30 Concentration
10 Sale of the Century
10:30 Hollywood Squares
11 Jeopardy
11:30 Who, What or Where
PM
12 Another World/Somerset
12:25 Today With Jean
12:30 Memory Game
1 Days Of Our Lives
1:30 The Doctors
2 Another World
2:30 Bright Promise
3 Mike Douglas
4 Perry Mason
5 Timmy and Lassie
5:30 NBC News
6 News
6:30 Shiloh
8 Junior Miss Pageant
9 Four In One
10 News
10:30 Johnny Carson

12 Steve Allen
KCRG-TV 9 Cedar Rapids (ABC)
AM
8:55 Market Report
9 Jack LaLanne
9:30 Morning Show
10 All My Children
10:30 That Girl
11 Bewitched
11:30 World Apart
PM
12 News
12:30 Lets Make A Deal
1 Newlywed Game
1:30 Dating Game
2 General Hospital
3 Dark Shadows
3:30 Movie:
5 News
5:30 ABC News
6 Hazel
6:30 Courtship of Eddies Father
7 Room 222
7:30 Smith Family
8 Movie: The Appaloosa
10 News
10:30 Dick Cavett
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> WMT-TV 2 Cedar Rapids (CBS)
> 4 Doctor Max
> 4:30 Flintstones (an hours worth, apparently)
No, actually Doctor Max (local children's show) went from 4:00 to 5:30.
The Flintstones ran within Dr. Max.
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>
> WMT-TV 2 Cedar Rapids (CBS)
> AM
> 9 Lucille Ball
> Another name for The Lucy Show
> PM
> 3:30 Family Affair
> 10:00 A.M. on CBS daytime
>
> KWWL-TV 7 Waterloo (NBC)
>
> PM
> 12 Another World/Somerset
> How long did this last under this name? When did become Somerset entirely?
>
> 6:30 Shiloh
> The Men Of Shiloh(the new name of The Virginian)

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> > WMT-TV 2 Cedar Rapids (CBS)
> > AM
> > 9 Lucille Ball
> > Another name for The Lucy Show
>
> > PM
>
> > 3:30 Family Affair
> > 10:00 A.M. on CBS daytime
>>
> > KWWL-TV 7 Waterloo (NBC)
>>
> > PM
> > 12 Another World/Somerset

> > How long did this last under this name? When did become
> Somerset entirely?
I thought by this time, some fourteen months into Somerset's
run, that it was using Somerset as the title, and not Another
World/Somerset.
>>
> > 6:30 Shiloh
> > The Men Of Shiloh(the new name of The Virginian)
>
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What on earth was "Somerset"???!!!
> > > 12 Another World/Somerset
> > > How long did this last under this name? When did become
> > Somerset entirely?
>
> I thought by this time, some fourteen months into Somerset's
>
> run, that it was using Somerset as the title, and not
> Another
> World/Somerset.
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> What on earth was "Somerset"???!!!
Somerset was a soap opera which lasted on NBC from 1970 to 1976. One of its supporting cast
members would go on to become a huge name as Sam Malone on Cheers,Ted Danson.
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> > What on earth was "Somerset"???!!!
>
> Somerset was a soap opera which lasted on NBC from 1970 to
> 1976. One of its supporting cast members would go on to
> become a huge name as Sam Malone on Cheers,Ted Danson.
>
The show took several characters from Another World, which
took place in Bay City, and moved them into a new setting.
Somerset, however, was more a crime show like The Edge Of
Night; I think its head writer had worked on Edge.
Somerset ran from March 30, 1970 to December 31, 1976.
Retro: Atlanta Monday June 6, 1983
From the Sunday Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Listings run 6 AM-1 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (ABC)
6 AM ABC News/Local News (ABC at 6 and
6:30, local at 6:15 and 6:45)
9 AM Family Feud
9:30 Edge Of Night
10 AM Tic Tac Dough
10:30 Match Game
11 AM Love Boat
12 N News
12:30 Ryan's Hope
2 PM One Life To Live
3 PM General Hospital
4 PM Happy Days
4:30 What's Happening!!
5 PM People's Court
5:30 M*A*S*H
6 PM News
7 PM ABC News
8 PM Baseball: Angels at Brewers
11:30 M*A*S*H
12 M Nightline (to 1)
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
6 AM Study In The Word With
Jimmy Swaggart
6:30 20 Minute Workout
9 AM Donahue
10 AM Maude
10:30 Richard Simmons

11 AM Price Is Right
12 N News
12:30 Young And The Restless
2:30 Capitol
3 PM Guiding Light
4 PM Good Times
4:30 One Day At A Time
5 PM The Jeffersons
5:30 Soap
6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
8 PM Square Pegs
8:30 Private Benjamin
9 PM M*A*S*H
10 PM Cagney & Lacey
11 PM News
11:30 Barney Miller
12 M Maude
12:30 Ironside
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)

4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Villa Alegre
6 PM Studio See
6:30 Over Easy
8 PM Frontline
9 PM Great Performances: "Wagner's
Ring"
11 PM Jazz At The Maintenance Shop
WXIA Ch. 11 (NBC)
6 AM Morning Stretch
6:30 Today With Hal & Guy
7 AM Today
9 AM Hour Magazine
10 AM Facts Of Life
11:30 Dream House
12 N Noonday
1 PM Days Of Our Lives
2 PM Another World
3 PM Fantasy (Peter Marshall and
Leslie Uggams hosted this
update of Strike It Rich and
Queen For A Day)
4 PM More Real People
4:30 Rockford Files
5:30 News
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Family Feud
8 PM Love, Sidney
8:30 Family Ties
9 PM NBC Movie: "Act Of Love"
11 PM News
11:30 Best Of Carson
12:30 Late Night With David Letterman
WTBS Ch. 17 (Ind.)
6 AM CNN Headline News
7:05 Funtime
7:35 Lassie
8:05 My Three Sons
8:35 I Love Lucy
9:05 Movie (title not given)

11:05 The Catlins
11:35 That Girl
12:05 People Now
3:05 Funtime
3:35 Heckle & Jeckle
4:05 Flintstones
4:35 Addams Family
5:05 Gomer Pyle, USMC
5:35 Starcade
6:35 Father Knows Best
7:05 Green Acres
7:35 Andy Griffith
8:05 Movie: "Spencer's Mountain"
10:25 TBS Evening News
11:25 The Catlins
11:55 Movie: "Come September"
WPBA Ch. 30 (PBS)
7 AM Humanities
7:30 Yoga With Priscilla Patrick
(no relation)
7:45 A.M. Weather

8 AM Educational Programming
11:30 Sesame Street
12:30 Educational Programming
4 PM Electric Company
4:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
5 PM Sesame Street
6 PM America
6:30 Focus On Society
7 PM Health
8 PM Cosmos
9 PM Frontline
10 PM Austin City Limits
11:30 PBS Latenight
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
6:30 Daystar
7 AM Jim Bakker
8 AM Atlanta Alive
9 AM Tattletales (pre-empted at
4 PM on Ch. 5)
9:30 $25,000 Pyramid (pre-empted
at 10 AM on Ch. 5)
10 AM Treasure Hunt
10:30 Gong Show
11 AM Dr. Burt Bradley
12 N Merv Griffin
1 PM Couples
1:30 Sale Of The Century (pre-empted
at 10:30 AM on Ch. 11)
2 PM Battlestars (pre-empted at noon
on Ch. 11)
2:30 Super Pay Cards
3 PM Dating Game
3:30 Newlywed Game
4 PM MV 3
5 PM Jukebox Video
6 PM Benny Hill
6:30 Saturday Night
8 PM Movie: "Deadman's Curve"
10 PM Kung Fu
11 PM Benny Hill
11:30 Prisoner: Cell Block H
12 M Jim Bakker
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)

6:30 Battle Of The Planets
7 AM Krofft Superstars
7:30 Star Blazers
8 AM Popeye
8:30 Great Space Coaster
9 AM Lone Ranger
9:30 Study In The Word With
Jimmy Swaggart
10 AM 700 Club
11:30 INN News
12 N Memories With Lawrence
Welk (I kid you not)
1 PM Prime Of Life
1:30 Petticoat Junction
2 PM Flipper
2:30 Spider-Man
3 PM Cartoons
3:30 Superfriends
4 PM Tom & Jerry/Woody
Woodpecker Hour
5 PM Scooby Doo
5:30 Pink Panther
6 PM CHiPs Patrol
7 PM Buck Rogers
8 PM Movie: "Anna Karenina"

10 PM 700 Club
11 PM That Nashville Music
12 M Best Of Jackie Gleason
12:30 News (INN, I think)
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Re: Retro: Atlanta Monday June 6, 1983
> 6:30 20 Minute Workout
> 7 AM CBS Morning News
----------
The 20-minute workout takes 30 minutes. That's like saying it takes 90 minutes to watch 60
Minutes.
> WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
> 2:30 Super Pay Cards
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Is this the same version that was produced in Canada?
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> > 6:30 20 Minute Workout
> > 7 AM CBS Morning News
> ----------
> The 20-minute workout takes 30 minutes. That's like saying
> it takes 90 minutes to watch 60 Minutes.
That's the name of the show. Of course, when you exclude
commercials, credits, and extraneous chatter, you're closer
to 20 minutes than 30.
>
> > WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
> > 2:30 Super Pay Cards
> ----------
> Is this the same version that was produced in Canada?
>
The same. Art James and Mary Lou Basaraba were host and
hostess.

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> WTBS Ch. 17 (Ind.)
> 10:25 TBS Evening News
Was this a national newscast produced by CNN or local Atlanta news? I'm thinking it was CNN
Headline News labeled as the TBS Evening News.
The views expressed are not necessarily those of my employer.
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> > WTBS Ch. 17 (Ind.)
>
> > 10:25 TBS Evening News
>
> Was this a national newscast produced by CNN or local
> Atlanta news? I'm thinking it was CNN Headline News labeled
> as the TBS Evening News.
>
If memory serves it was produced by CNN. Turner, apparently,
figured that since his "superstation" was national, there ought
to be a national newscast. Contrast with WGN, which has always
had local Chicago news on its 9 PM (CT) newscast, although I
believe WGN had Independent Network News, which was produced
by sister station WPIX/11 New York.
06-08-2005, 07:13 PM #6
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> If memory serves it was produced by CNN. Turner,
> apparently,
> figured that since his "superstation" was national, there
> ought
> to be a national newscast. Contrast with WGN, which has
> always
> had local Chicago news on its 9 PM (CT) newscast, although I
>
> believe WGN had Independent Network News, which was produced
>
> by sister station WPIX/11 New York.
>
If my memory is correct, INN aired at 9:30pm CT on WGN, after the 9 O'Clock News. It wasn't
until INN went off the air that WGN expanded the 9pm news to an full-hour.
Retro: TV Guide South Georgia Edition 2/15/2000
Nothing in particular stands out about the programming on this date, except that it was my 40th
birthday.
This has got to be one of the most confusing editions TV Guide has ever published. There are
stations from three states, two time zones, and there are six (count 'em, six) duplicate channel
numbers. Adding to the confusion is that many channels are listed under their cities of license,
rather than markets they serve.
CHANNELS LISTED
COLUMBUS
3-WRBL CBS
9-WTVM ABC
38-WLTZ NBC
54-WXTX Fox
MACON
13-WMAZ CBS
24-WGXA Fox
41-WMGT NBC
58-WPGA ABC
THOMASVILLE/TALLAHASSEE
6-WCTV CBS
TALLAHASSEE
11-WFSU PBS
27-WTXL ABC
40-WTWC NBC
BAINBRIDGE/TALLAHASSEE
49-WTLH Fox
ATLANTA
2-WSB ABC
5-WAGA Fox
11-WXIA NBC (11A)
17-WTBS Ind. (17A)
46-WGNX CBS
ALBANY
10-WALB NBC
31-WFXL Fox
CORDELE
55-WSST Ind.
DOTHAN
4-WTVYCBS (4D)
18-WDHN ABC
OPELIKA (note: serves Columbus)
66-WSWS (UPN/PAX)
SAVANNAH
3-WSAVNBC (3S)
11-WTOC CBS (11S)
22-WJCL ABC
BRUNSWICK
21-WBSG ABC (IIRC, at the time this was a repeater of WJXX-25 in Orange Park, FL)
JACKSONVILLE
4-WJXT CBS
12-WTLV NBC
17-WJWB WB
PANAMA CITY
7-WJHGNBC
13-WMBB ABC (13P)
5:00 2 11A News
3 Church Service
3S 38 40 Early Today
5 Judge Joe Brown
6 AG Day
9 21 22 27 ABC News
10 NBC News
11 Walker Evans/America
12 Good Morning Jacksonville Sunrise
17 Jenny Jones
17A Good Times
31 First Business
41 49 55 66 Shepherds Chapel Bible Study
54 Full House
5:30 2 3S 10 11A 11S 13 27 News
3 4 6 CBS News
5 Judge Judy
7 NBC News
13P ABC News
17A Gilligans Island
18 Top of the Morning
21 Good Morning Jacksonville

24 Real TV
38 First Business
40 54 Extra!
6:00 2 3 9 11A 40 News
5 Good Day Atlanta
6 Good Morning
7 Red Holland-Fishing
10 Today in Georgia
11 Bloomberg Morning News
13P News
17A Coach
18 58 ABC News
31 National Enquirer TV
38 Rise N Shine
41 Judge Joe Brown
46 CBS News
49 Kenneth Copeland
55 South Georgia Sunrise
66 AG Day
6:30 4D News
11 Body Electric
17 Tex Avery
17A Family Ties
18 Top of the Morning
24 First Business
31 Simpsons
41 Kenneth Copeland
46 CBS News
49 Garfield
66 Beakmans World
7:00 2 9 21 22 27 58 Good Morning America
3 6 13 46 Early Show
3S 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Today
4 7 11S News
5 Good Day Atlanta
11 Arthur
17 Pokemon
17A Saved by the Bell
31 Queen Latifah
49 Sister, Sister
54 Full House
66 Doug
7:30 11 Zooboomafoo
17 Histeria!
17A Saved by the Bell

18 News
49 The Nanny
54 Magic School Bus
66 Sabrina, The Animated Series
8:00 4 4D 11S Early Show
7 Today
11 Barney and Friends
13P 18 Good Morning America
17 Jumanji
17A Family Matters
24 Magic School Bus
31 Sally Jessy Raphael
49 Roseanne
66 Pepper Ann
8:30 11 Teletubbies
17 Roughnecks: Starship Troopers Chronicles
17A Different World
24 Family Feud
49 Mad About You
54 Joyce Meyer
55 NewsRadio
66 Recess
9:00 2 9 13 17 22 27 Regis and Kathie Lee
3 Judge Joe Brown
3S 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Later Today
5 49 Peoples Court
6 46 55 58 Martha Stewart Living
11 Sesame Street
17A Little House on the Prairie
21 Jerry Springer
24 Forgive or Forget
31 Ricki Lake
54 Maury
66 Touched by an Angel
9:30 3 Judge Mills Lane
10:00 2 Jenny Jones
3 46 Judge Mills Lane
3S Martin Short
4 11S Maury
4D 13P Regis and Kathie Lee
5 41 Sally Jessy Raphael
6 Family Feud
7 Later Today
9 Queen Latifah
11 Big Comy Couch
11A Peachtree Morning
12 27 Donny and Marie
13 18 54 Rosie ODonnell
17 58 Peoples Court
17A Little House on the Prairie
21 40 Forgive or Forget
22 49 Jerry Springer
24 Montel Williams
31 Matlock
38 Martha Stewart
55 700 Club
66 Chicken Soup for the Soul
10:30 3 6 Family Feud
10 3rd Rock from the Sun
11 Puzzle Place
11:00 2 Maury
3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 The Price is Right
3S Ainsley Harriott
5 Jerry Springer
7 Passions
9 13P 21 22 27 58 The View
10 Leeza
11 Reading Rainbow
11A Montel Williams
12 Judge Mills Lane
17 31 Judge Mathis
17A Mamas Family
18 66 Dr. Joy Browne
24 Ricki Lake
38 Mad About You
41 Donny and Marie
54 Peoples Court
55 TBA
11:30 11 Wimzies House
12 Judge Mills Lane
17A Mamas Family
38 227
55 Bloomberg News
12:00 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11A 11S 12 13 21 46 News
3S Passions
4D Young and the Restless
7 Days of Our Lives
11 Great Food
13 Judge Joe Brown

17 Queen Latifah
17A Matlock
18 Home Improvement
22 Jeopardy!
24 Creflo A. Dollar
27 Americas Funniest Home Videos
31 Judge Judy
38 Coffee Break
40 Divorce Court
41 Ainsley Harriott
49 Montel Williams
54 Jerry Springer
55 Midday
66 Real TV
12:30 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 Port Charles
3 4 6 11S 13 46 Young and the Restless
5 Judge Joe Brown
11 Body Electric
11A Access Hollywood
12 Jeopardy!
24 Life in the Word
31 40 Divorce Court
38 Grace Under Fire
1:00 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 All My Children
3S 10 38 40 41 Days of Our Lives
4D 7 News
5 54 Forgive or Forget
11 Frontline
11A 17 Jenny Jones
12 Martin Short
17A Hunter
24 Divorce Court
55 Shepherds Chapel TV
66 Diagnosis Murder
1:30 3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 Bold and the Beautiful
24 Divorce Court
2:00 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 One Life to Live
3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 As the World Turns
5 Donny and Marie
7 Family Feud
10 11A 12 38 40 41 Passions
11 Joy of Painting
17 NewsRadio
17A Movie: Brannigan (75)

49 Boy Meets World
55 Bloomberg News
2:30 3S Divorce Court
7 Family Feud
11 Schewee Art Workshop
17 Hangin with Mr. Cooper
24 Judge Mills Lane
31 49 Magic School Bus
54 Full House
55 New Zoo Revue
3:00 2 13P 18 21 22 27 58 General Hospital
3 4 4D 6 13 46 Guiding Light
3S 40 Judge Joe Brown
5 7 Rosie ODonnell
9 10 11A 11S Montel Williams
11 Noddy
12 Days of Our Lives
17 Big Cartoonie
24 31 49 54 Magic School Bus
38 Sister, Sister
41 Maury
55 Donny and Marie

66 TBA
3:30 3S 40 Judge Joe Brown
11 Mister Rogers
17 New Batman/Superman Adventures
24 31 49 54 Power Rangers
38 Different World
66 Good Life
4:00 2 3 3S 4 6 10 13 Oprah Winfery
4D 46 Family Feud
5 Judge Judy
7 Maury
9 General Hospital
11 Arthur
11A Days of Our Lives
11S Guiding Light
12 22 Rosie ODonnell
13P 27 Judge Judy
17 Pokemon
18 21 Montel Williams
24 31 49 54 Beast Wars
40 Ricki Lake
41 Queen Latifah
55 Video Hits
58 TBA
66 Amen
4:05 17A Cosby Show
4:30 4D Inside Edition
5 Divorce Court
11 Dragon Tales
13P 27 Judge Judy
24 31 49 54 Digimon: Digital Monsters
46 Family Feud
58 Good Life
66 Boy Meets World
4:35 17A Cosby Show
5:00 2 3S 4 5 6 9 10 11A 11S 12 13 21 27 46 News
3 Judge Joe Brown
4D 13P Oprah Winfrey
7 Hollywood Squares
11 Zoom
17 24 31 Sister, Sister

22 Andy Griffith
38 49 58 Judge Mathis
40 Rosie ODonnell
41 Jerry Springer
54 Judge Judy
66 The Nanny
5:05 17A Full House
5:30 3 Divorce Court
3S 54 Judge Judy
4 6 10 12 21 24 News
7 Jeopardy!
11 Wishbone
13 22 Andy Griffith
17 The Nanny
31 Cosby Show
66 NewsRadio
6:00 2 3 3S 4 4D 5 6 7 9 11A 11S 12 13 13P 18 21 40 46 55 News
11 Newshour with Jim Lehrer
17 54 Living Single
24 Good Time
31 Hangin with Mr. Cooper
38 Ricki Lake
41 Judge Joe Brown
49 Fresh Prince
58 Caroline in the City
66 Star Trek: Voyager
6:05 17A Roseanne
6:30 3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 CBS News
3S 7 10 11A 12 40 41 NBC News
9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 ABC News
24 Martin
31 News
49 54 Simpsons
55 American Times
6:35 17A Roseanne
7:00 2 ABC News
3S Jeopardy!
3S 41 Judge Judy
4 10 66 Frasier
4D 7 13P 21 News
5 9 27 Home Improvement
6 11A 12 13 22 Wheel of Fortune

11 Antiques Roadshow
11S Entertainment Tonight
17 Drew Carey
18 Judge Judy
24 31 Living Single
38 NBC News
40 Seinfeld
46 Extra!
49 54 Martin
55 Lighter Side of Sports
7:05 17A Fresh Prince
7:30 2 9 Entertainment Tonight
3 4D 7 Wheel of Fortune
3S 21 27 38 46 58 Hollywood Squares
4 Inside Edition
5 Drew Carey
6 11A 12 13 22 Jeopardy!
10 Martin
11 Are You Being Served
11S Extra!
13P 24 Home Improvement
17 Friends
18 41 Judge Judy
31 Seinfeld
40 Living Single
54 Fresh Prince
55 Americas Dumbest Criminals
66 Frasier
7:35 17A Fresh Prince
8:00 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 JAG
3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Just Shoot Me
5 24 31 49 54 Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?
11 Nova
17 Buffy the Vampire Slayer
55 Entertainment Tonight
66 I Dare You: The Ultimate Challenge
8:05 17A Movie: Beetlejuice (88)
8:30 55 Extra!
9:00 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 Dharma and Greg
3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 60 Minutes II
3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Will and Grace
11 Nova
17 Angel
55 Gunsmoke
66 Shasta
9:30 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 Sports Night
3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Will and Grace
66 Dilbert
10:00 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 NYPD Blue
3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 Judging Amy
3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Dateline NBC
5 24 31 News
11 Frontline
17 Ricki Lake
54 Seinfeld
55 Peoples Court
66 Blind Date
10:10 17A Movie: Candyman (92)
10:30 54 Caroline in the City
66 Newlywed Game
10:35 24 Seinfeld
11:00 2 3 3S 4 4D 6 7 9 10 11A 11S 12 13 13P 18 21 22 27 40 46 58 News
5 31 Jerry Springer
11 TBA
17 Friends
41 Judge Joe Brown
49 Marriedwith Children
54 Good Times
55 The Nanny
66 Dating Game
11:05 24 Frasier
58 Cops
11:30 11 Charlie Rose
17 55 NewsRadio
49 Blind Date
66 Unhappily Ever After
11:35 2 9 18 21 22 27 58 Nightline
3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 David Letterman
3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Jay Leno
13P Judge Joe Brown

24 Marriedwith Children
12:00 5 3rd Rock from the Sun
17 49 Change of Heart
31 54 Cops
55 Shop at Home Network (until 5 AM)
66 NewsRadio
12:05 2 9 18 21 22 58 Politically Incorrect
13P Nightline
12:10 17A Movie: Beetlejuice
12:30 5 M*A*S*H
11 Jack Horkheimer: Stargazer
17 54 Change of Heart
66 Blind Date
12:35 2 9 News
3 4D 6 46 Craig Kilborn
3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Conan OBrien
11S Access Hollywood
13 Martin Short
13P Politically Incorrect

21 Jerry Springer
22 Deep Space Nine
58 Blind Date
1:00 5 News
11 Nova
17 Extra!
54 Change of Heart
66 Bonanza
1:05 2 Leeza
4 11S Craig Kilborn
13P Caroline in the City
18 Extra!
27 Politically Incorrect
58 The Nanny
1:10 9 Montel Williams
1:30 17 Cheers
49 NewsRadio
54 Extra!
1:35 3S 7 11A 12 38 40 41 Later

4D Donny and Marie
6 Frasier
10 Home Improvement
13 Extra!
21 Real TV
27 46 News
58 Grace Under Fire
2:00 5 National Enquirer TV
11 Nova
49 Movie: Wild Horse Hank (Canadian, 79)
54 Movie: Lord of the Flies (90)
66 Shepherds Chapel Bible Study
2:05 2 Inside Edition
3 6 Up to the Minute (until 5)
3S 10 12 Jay Leno
4 11 13 News
11S Family Feud
13P Mad About You
18 Real TV
21 Martha Stewart Living
22 27 World News Now (until 5 on Ch. 22, until 4:30 on Ch. 27)
38 Access Hollywood
40 Maury
41 Dr. Joy Browne
58 TBA
2:10 9 Entertainment Tonight
17A Movie: Poltergiest II (86)
46 Extra!
2:30 5 Cops
2:35 2 18 World News Now (until 5 on Ch.2, until 5:30 on Ch. 18)
11A Jay Leno
11S Up to the Minute (until 5:00)
38 Andy Griffith
58 Good Life
2:40 4 Sally Jessy Raphael
9 World News Now (until 5:00)
13 Craig Kilborn
46 Dr. Joy Browne
3:00 5 Sally Jessy Raphael
11 Front Line
17 Movie: Deep Cover (92)
21 World News Now (until 5:00)

38 Leeza
66 Newlywed Game
3:05 3S 10 Conan OBrien
4D Up to the Minute (until 5:30)
12 News
13P 58 World News Now (until 5:30 on Ch. 13, until 6:00 on Ch. 58)
24 Boy Meets World
40 Cops
41 Change of Heart
3:30 66 Dating Game
3:35 7 Extra!
11A Conan OBrien
24 Mad About You
40 Grace Under Fire
41 Step by Step
3:40 4 Entertainment Tonight
12 Jack Hanna
13 Up to the Minute (until 5:00)
46 Roseanne Show
4:00 3S Martin
10 38 News
11 Nova
12 Access Hollywood
41 Step by Step
49 Dr. Joy Browne
54 Deep Space Nine
4:05 7 Inside Edition
24 Newlywed Game
4:10 4 ANC News
4:15 17A Interstitial
4:30 3S AG Day
5 Divorce Court
7 Shepherds Chapel Bible Study
10 11A 12 41 Early Today
17A Americas Funniest People
27 First Business
4:40 46 Up to the Minute (until 6:00)
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Re: Retro: TV Guide South Georgia Edition 2/15/2000
I notice Full House was still being run on locals at this point.
> Nothing in particular stands out about the programming on
> this date, except that it was my 40th birthday.
>
> This has got to be one of the most confusing editions TV
> Guide has ever published. There are stations from three
> states, two time zones, and there are six (count 'em, six)
> duplicate channel numbers. Adding to the confusion is that
> many channels are listed under their cities of license,
> rather than markets they serve.
>
> CHANNELS LISTED
>
> COLUMBUS
> 3-WRBL CBS

> 9-WTVM ABC
> 38-WLTZ NBC
> 54-WXTX Fox
>
> MACON
> 13-WMAZ CBS
> 24-WGXA Fox
> 41-WMGT NBC
> 58-WPGA ABC
>
> THOMASVILLE/TALLAHASSEE
> 6-WCTV CBS
>
> TALLAHASSEE
> 11-WFSU PBS
> 27-WTXL ABC
> 40-WTWC NBC
>
> BAINBRIDGE/TALLAHASSEE
> 49-WTLH Fox
>
> ATLANTA
> 2-WSB ABC
> 5-WAGA Fox
> 11-WXIA NBC (11A)

> 17-WTBS Ind. (17A)
> 46-WGNX CBS
>
> ALBANY
> 10-WALB NBC
> 31-WFXL Fox
>
> CORDELE
> 55-WSST Ind.
>
> DOTHAN
> 4-WTVY CBS (4D)
> 18-WDHN ABC
>
> OPELIKA (note: serves Columbus)
> 66-WSWS (UPN/PAX)
>
> SAVANNAH
> 3-WSAV NBC (3S)
> 11-WTOC CBS (11S)
> 22-WJCL ABC
>
> BRUNSWICK
> 21-WBSG ABC (IIRC, at the time this was a repeater of
> WJXX-25 in Orange Park, FL)

>
> JACKSONVILLE
> 4-WJXT CBS
> 12-WTLV NBC
> 17-WJWB WB
>
> PANAMA CITY
> 7-WJHG NBC
> 13-WMBB ABC (13P)
>
> 5:00 2 11A News
> 3 Church Service
> 3S 38 40 Early Today
> 5 Judge Joe Brown
> 6 AG Day
> 9 21 22 27 ABC News
> 10 NBC News
> 11 Walker Evans/America
> 12 Good Morning Jacksonville Sunrise
> 17 Jenny Jones
> 17A Good Times
> 31 First Business
> 41 49 55 66 Shepherds Chapel Bible Study
> 54 Full House
>
> 5:30 2 3S 10 11A 11S 13 27 News
> 3 4 6 CBS News
> 5 Judge Judy
> 7 NBC News
> 13P ABC News
> 17A Gilligans Island
> 18 Top of the Morning
> 21 Good Morning Jacksonville
> 24 Real TV
> 38 First Business
> 40 54 Extra!
>
> 6:00 2 3 9 11A 40 News
> 5 Good Day Atlanta
> 6 Good Morning
> 7 Red Holland-Fishing
> 10 Today in Georgia
> 11 Bloomberg Morning News
> 12 Good Morning Jacksonville
> 13P News
> 17A Coach
> 18 58 ABC News
> 31 National Enquirer TV
> 38 Rise N Shine
> 41 Judge Joe Brown

> 46 CBS News
> 49 Kenneth Copeland
> 55 South Georgia Sunrise
> 66 AG Day
>
> 6:30 4D News
> 11 Body Electric
> 17 Tex Avery
> 17A Family Ties
> 18 Top of the Morning
> 24 First Business
> 31 Simpsons
> 41 Kenneth Copeland
> 46 CBS News
> 49 Garfield
> 66 Beakmans World
>
> 7:00 2 9 21 22 27 58 Good Morning America
> 3 6 13 46 Early Show
> 3S 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Today
> 4 7 11S News
> 5 Good Day Atlanta
> 11 Arthur
> 17 Pokemon
> 17A Saved by the Bell

> 31 Queen Latifah
> 49 Sister, Sister
> 54 Full House
> 66 Doug
>
> 7:30 11 Zooboomafoo
> 17 Histeria!
> 17A Saved by the Bell
> 18 News
> 49 The Nanny
> 54 Magic School Bus
> 66 Sabrina, The Animated Series
>
> 8:00 4 4D 11S Early Show
> 7 Today
> 11 Barney and Friends
> 13P 18 Good Morning America
> 17 Jumanji
> 17A Family Matters
> 24 Magic School Bus
> 31 Sally Jessy Raphael
> 49 Roseanne
> 66 Pepper Ann
>
> 8:30 11 Teletubbies

> 17 Roughnecks: Starship Troopers Chronicles
> 17A Different World
> 24 Family Feud
> 49 Mad About You
> 54 Joyce Meyer
> 55 NewsRadio
> 66 Recess
>
> 9:00 2 9 13 17 22 27 Regis and Kathie Lee
> 3 Judge Joe Brown
> 3S 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Later Today
> 5 49 Peoples Court
> 6 46 55 58 Martha Stewart Living
> 11 Sesame Street
> 17A Little House on the Prairie
> 21 Jerry Springer
> 24 Forgive or Forget
> 31 Ricki Lake
> 54 Maury
> 66 Touched by an Angel
>
> 9:30 3 Judge Mills Lane
>
> 10:00 2 Jenny Jones

> 3 46 Judge Mills Lane
> 3S Martin Short
> 4 11S Maury
> 4D 13P Regis and Kathie Lee
> 5 41 Sally Jessy Raphael
> 6 Family Feud
> 7 Later Today
> 9 Queen Latifah
> 11 Big Comy Couch
> 11A Peachtree Morning
> 12 27 Donny and Marie
> 13 18 54 Rosie ODonnell
> 17 58 Peoples Court
> 17A Little House on the Prairie
> 21 40 Forgive or Forget
> 22 49 Jerry Springer
> 24 Montel Williams
> 31 Matlock
> 38 Martha Stewart
> 55 700 Club
> 66 Chicken Soup for the Soul
>
> 10:30 3 6 Family Feud
> 10 3rd Rock from the Sun
> 11 Puzzle Place

>
> 11:00 2 Maury
> 3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 The Price is Right
> 3S Ainsley Harriott
> 5 Jerry Springer
> 7 Passions
> 9 13P 21 22 27 58 The View
> 10 Leeza
> 11 Reading Rainbow
> 11A Montel Williams
> 12 Judge Mills Lane
> 17 31 Judge Mathis
> 17A Mamas Family
> 18 66 Dr. Joy Browne
> 24 Ricki Lake
> 38 Mad About You
> 41 Donny and Marie
> 54 Peoples Court
> 55 TBA
>
> 11:30 11 Wimzies House
> 17A Mamas Family
> 38 227
> 55 Bloomberg News
>
> 12:00 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11A 11S 12 13 21 46 News
> 3S Passions
> 4D Young and the Restless
> 7 Days of Our Lives
> 11 Great Food
> 17 Queen Latifah
> 17A Matlock
> 18 Home Improvement
> 22 Jeopardy!
> 24 Creflo A. Dollar
> 27 Americas Funniest Home Videos
> 31 Judge Judy
> 38 Coffee Break
> 40 Divorce Court
> 41 Ainsley Harriott
> 49 Montel Williams
> 54 Jerry Springer
> 55 Midday
> 66 Real TV
>
> 12:30 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 Port Charles
> 3 4 6 11S 13 46 Young and the Restless

> 5 Judge Joe Brown
> 11 Body Electric
> 11A Access Hollywood
> 12 Jeopardy!
> 24 Life in the Word
> 31 40 Divorce Court
> 38 Grace Under Fire
>
> 1:00 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 All My Children
> 3S 10 38 40 41 Days of Our Lives
> 4D 7 News
> 5 54 Forgive or Forget
> 11 Frontline
> 11A 17 Jenny Jones
> 12 Martin Short
> 17A Hunter
> 24 Divorce Court
> 55 Shepherds Chapel TV
> 66 Diagnosis Murder
>
> 1:30 3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 Bold and the Beautiful
> 24 Divorce Court
>
> 2:00 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 One Life to Live
> 3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 As the World Turns
> 5 Donny and Marie
> 7 Family Feud
> 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Passions
> 11 Joy of Painting
> 17 NewsRadio
> 17A Movie: Brannigan (75)
> 49 Boy Meets World
> 55 Bloomberg News
> 66 Touched by an Angel
>
> 2:30 3S Divorce Court
> 7 Family Feud
> 11 Schewee Art Workshop
> 17 Hangin with Mr. Cooper
> 31 49 Magic School Bus
> 54 Full House
> 55 New Zoo Revue
>
> 3:00 2 13P 18 21 22 27 58 General Hospital
> 3 4 4D 6 13 46 Guiding Light
> 3S 40 Judge Joe Brown
> 5 7 Rosie ODonnell

> 9 10 11A 11S Montel Williams
> 11 Noddy
> 12 Days of Our Lives
> 17 Big Cartoonie
> 24 31 49 54 Magic School Bus
> 38 Sister, Sister
> 41 Maury
> 55 Donny and Marie
> 66 TBA
>
> 3:30 3S 40 Judge Joe Brown
> 11 Mister Rogers
> 17 New Batman/Superman Adventures
> 24 31 49 54 Power Rangers
> 38 Different World
> 66 Good Life
>
> 4:00 2 3 3S 4 6 10 13 Oprah Winfery
> 4D 46 Family Feud
> 5 Judge Judy
> 7 Maury
> 9 General Hospital
> 11 Arthur
> 11A Days of Our Lives
> 11S Guiding Light

> 12 22 Rosie ODonnell
> 13P 27 Judge Judy
> 17 Pokemon
> 18 21 Montel Williams
> 24 31 49 54 Beast Wars
> 40 Ricki Lake
> 41 Queen Latifah
> 55 Video Hits
> 58 TBA
> 66 Amen
>
> 4:05 17A Cosby Show
>
> 4:30 4D Inside Edition
> 5 Divorce Court
> 11 Dragon Tales
> 13P 27 Judge Judy
> 17 New Batman/Superman Adventures
> 24 31 49 54 Digimon: Digital Monsters
> 46 Family Feud
> 58 Good Life
>
> 4:35 17A Cosby Show

>
> 5:00 2 3S 4 5 6 9 10 11A 11S 12 13 21 27 46 News
> 3 Judge Joe Brown
> 4D 13P Oprah Winfrey
> 7 Hollywood Squares
> 11 Zoom
> 17 24 31 Sister, Sister
> 22 Andy Griffith
> 38 49 58 Judge Mathis
> 40 Rosie ODonnell
> 41 Jerry Springer
> 54 Judge Judy
> 66 The Nanny
>
> 5:05 17A Full House
>
> 5:30 3 Divorce Court
> 3S 54 Judge Judy
> 4 6 10 12 21 24 News
> 7 Jeopardy!
> 11 Wishbone
> 13 22 Andy Griffith
> 17 The Nanny
> 31 Cosby Show

> 66 NewsRadio
>
> 6:00 2 3 3S 4 4D 5 6 7 9 11A 11S 12 13 13P 18 21 40 46 55
> News
> 11 Newshour with Jim Lehrer
> 17 54 Living Single
> 24 Good Time
> 31 Hangin with Mr. Cooper
> 38 Ricki Lake
> 49 Fresh Prince
> 58 Caroline in the City
> 66 Star Trek: Voyager
>
> 6:05 17A Roseanne
>
> 6:30 3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 CBS News
> 3S 7 10 11A 12 40 41 NBC News
> 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 ABC News
> 17 Caroline in the City
> 24 Martin
> 31 News
> 49 54 Simpsons
> 55 American Times
>
> 6:35 17A Roseanne
>
> 7:00 2 ABC News
> 3S Jeopardy!
> 3S 41 Judge Judy
> 4 10 66 Frasier
> 4D 7 13P 21 News
> 5 9 27 Home Improvement
> 6 11A 12 13 22 Wheel of Fortune
> 11 Antiques Roadshow
> 11S Entertainment Tonight
> 17 Drew Carey
> 18 Judge Judy
> 24 31 Living Single
> 38 NBC News
> 40 Seinfeld
> 46 Extra!
> 49 54 Martin
> 55 Lighter Side of Sports
>
> 7:05 17A Fresh Prince
>
> 7:30 2 9 Entertainment Tonight
> 3 4D 7 Wheel of Fortune

> 3S 21 27 38 46 58 Hollywood Squares
> 4 Inside Edition
> 5 Drew Carey
> 6 11A 12 13 22 Jeopardy!
> 10 Martin
> 11 Are You Being Served
> 11S Extra!
> 13P 24 Home Improvement
> 17 Friends
> 18 41 Judge Judy
> 31 Seinfeld
> 40 Living Single
> 54 Fresh Prince
> 55 Americas Dumbest Criminals
> 66 Frasier
>
> 7:35 17A Fresh Prince
>
> 8:00 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
>
> 3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 JAG
> 3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Just Shoot Me
> 5 24 31 49 54 Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?
> 11 Nova
> 17 Buffy the Vampire Slayer
> 55 Entertainment Tonight
> 66 I Dare You: The Ultimate Challenge
>
> 8:05 17A Movie: Beetlejuice (88)
>
> 8:30 55 Extra!
>
> 9:00 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 Dharma and Greg
> 3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 60 Minutes II
> 3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Will and Grace
> 11 Nova
> 17 Angel
> 55 Gunsmoke
> 66 Shasta
>
> 9:30 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 Sports Night
> 3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Will and Grace
> 66 Dilbert
>
> 10:00 2 9 13P 18 21 22 27 58 NYPD Blue
> 3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 Judging Amy
> 3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Dateline NBC
> 5 24 31 News
> 11 Frontline
> 17 Ricki Lake
> 49 Star Trek: Voyager
> 54 Seinfeld
> 55 Peoples Court
> 66 Blind Date
>
> 10:10 17A Movie: Candyman (92)
>
> 10:30 54 Caroline in the City
> 66 Newlywed Game
> 10:35 24 Seinfeld
>
> 11:00 2 3 3S 4 4D 6 7 9 10 11A 11S 12 13 13P 18 21 22 27 40
> 46 58 News
> 5 31 Jerry Springer
> 11 TBA
> 17 Friends
> 49 Marriedwith Children
> 54 Good Times
> 55 The Nanny
> 66 Dating Game
>
> 11:05 24 Frasier

> 58 Cops
>
> 11:30 11 Charlie Rose
> 17 55 NewsRadio
> 49 Blind Date
> 66 Unhappily Ever After
>
> 11:35 2 9 18 21 22 27 58 Nightline
> 3 4 4D 6 11S 13 46 David Letterman
> 3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Jay Leno
> 13P Judge Joe Brown
> 24 Marriedwith Children
>
> 12:00 5 3rd Rock from the Sun
> 17 49 Change of Heart
> 31 54 Cops
> 55 Shop at Home Network (until 5 AM)
> 66 NewsRadio
>
> 12:05 2 9 18 21 22 58 Politically Incorrect
> 13P Nightline
>
> 12:10 17A Movie: Beetlejuice
>
> 12:30 5 M*A*S*H

> 11 Jack Horkheimer: Stargazer
> 17 54 Change of Heart
> 66 Blind Date
>
> 12:35 2 9 News
> 3 4D 6 46 Craig Kilborn
> 3S 7 10 11A 12 38 40 41 Conan OBrien
> 11S Access Hollywood
> 13 Martin Short
> 13P Politically Incorrect
> 21 Jerry Springer
> 22 Deep Space Nine
> 58 Blind Date
>
> 1:00 5 News
> 11 Nova
> 17 Extra!
> 54 Change of Heart
> 66 Bonanza
>
> 1:05 2 Leeza
> 4 11S Craig Kilborn
> 13P Caroline in the City

> 18 Extra!
> 27 Politically Incorrect
> 58 The Nanny
>
> 1:10 9 Montel Williams
>
> 1:30 17 Cheers
> 49 NewsRadio
> 54 Extra!
>
> 1:35 3S 7 11A 12 38 40 41 Later
> 4D Donny and Marie
> 6 Frasier
> 10 Home Improvement
> 13 Extra!
> 21 Real TV
> 27 46 News
>
> 2:00 5 National Enquirer TV
> 11 Nova
> 49 Movie: Wild Horse Hank (Canadian, 79)
> 54 Movie: Lord of the Flies (90)
> 66 Shepherds Chapel Bible Study

>
> 2:05 2 Inside Edition
> 3 6 Up to the Minute (until 5)
> 3S 10 12 Jay Leno
> 4 11 13 News
> 11S Family Feud
> 13P Mad About You
> 18 Real TV
> 21 Martha Stewart Living
> 22 27 World News Now (until 5 on Ch. 22, until 4:30 on Ch.
> 27)
> 38 Access Hollywood
> 40 Maury
> 41 Dr. Joy Browne
> 58 TBA
>
> 2:10 9 Entertainment Tonight
> 17A Movie: Poltergiest II (86)
> 46 Extra!
>
> 2:30 5 Cops
>
> 2:35 2 18 World News Now (until 5 on Ch.2, until 5:30 on
> Ch. 18)
> 11A Jay Leno

> 11S Up to the Minute (until 5:00)
> 38 Andy Griffith
> 58 Good Life
>
> 2:40 4 Sally Jessy Raphael
> 9 World News Now (until 5:00)
> 13 Craig Kilborn
> 46 Dr. Joy Browne
>
> 3:00 5 Sally Jessy Raphael
> 11 Front Line
> 17 Movie: Deep Cover (92)
> 21 World News Now (until 5:00)
> 38 Leeza
> 66 Newlywed Game
>
> 3:05 3S 10 Conan OBrien
> 4D Up to the Minute (until 5:30)
> 12 News
> 13P 58 World News Now (until 5:30 on Ch. 13, until 6:00 on
> Ch. 58)
> 40 Cops
> 41 Change of Heart
>
> 3:30 66 Dating Game
>
> 3:35 7 Extra!
> 11A Conan OBrien
> 24 Mad About You
> 41 Step by Step
>
> 3:40 4 Entertainment Tonight
> 12 Jack Hanna
> 13 Up to the Minute (until 5:00)
> 46 Roseanne Show
>
> 4:00 3S Martin
> 10 38 News
> 11 Nova
> 12 Access Hollywood
> 41 Step by Step
> 49 Dr. Joy Browne
> 54 Deep Space Nine
>
> 4:05 7 Inside Edition
> 24 Newlywed Game
>
> 4:10 4 ANC News

>
> 4:15 17A Interstitial
>
> 4:30 3S AG Day
> 5 Divorce Court
> 7 Shepherds Chapel Bible Study
> 10 11A 12 41 Early Today
> 17A Americas Funniest People
> 27 First Business
>
> 4:40 46 Up to the Minute (until 6:00)
>
Classic Television must always be preserved!
06-09-2005, 01:31 PM #3
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Interesting----Tv Guide carried the listings for neither of the FOX stations that serve eastern GA,
WTGS/28 in Savannah or WAWS/30 in Jacksonville.....
06-09-2005, 02:49 PM #4
Charles
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> Interesting----Tv Guide carried the listings for neither of

> the FOX stations that serve eastern GA, WTGS/28 in Savannah
> or WAWS/30 in Jacksonville.....
>
If I'm not mistaken, this issue primarily serves Columbus, Macon and Tallahassee, as well as SW
Georgia. Savannah is served by the South Carolina edition, and SE Georgia is served by the North
Florida (Jacksonville) edition.
06-09-2005, 03:10 PM #5
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> > Interesting----Tv Guide carried the listings for neither
> of
> > the FOX stations that serve eastern GA, WTGS/28 in
> Savannah
> > or WAWS/30 in Jacksonville.....
>>
> If I'm not mistaken, this issue primarily serves Columbus,
> Macon and Tallahassee, as well as SW Georgia. Savannah is
> served by the South Carolina edition, and SE Georgia is
> served by the North Florida (Jacksonville) edition.
>
Also, Dothan and Panama City are in the Southern Alabama
edition; Atlanta, of course, has the Atlanta edition.
But there's considerable spillover, either OTA or on cable,
from all these markets plus Jacksonville and Savannah.
The South Georgia edition also serves Albany.
06-09-2005, 07:28 PM #6
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> >Tv Guide carried the listings for neither
> of
> > the FOX stations that serve eastern GA, WTGS/28 in
> Savannah
> > or WAWS/30 in Jacksonville.....
>>
> If I'm not mistaken, this issue primarily serves Columbus,
> Macon and Tallahassee, as well as SW Georgia. Savannah is
> served by the South Carolina edition, and SE Georgia is
> served by the North Florida (Jacksonville) edition.

>
Though one station that should be part of the South Georgia edition, but isn't, is UPN affil WVAG
ch.44 from Valdosta. It was originally listed when it was an ABC affiliate, WVGA, which signed off
for good in 1992 following a plane crashing into its transmitter. It signed back on three years
later as WB affil WGVP (which, a few years later, switched networks and calls), but was never
reinstated in TV Guide.
Retro: Atlanta Sunday, June 15, 1969
I can't mention Lawrence Welk (my previous
post) without throwing in that this is the
premiere date of his archrival, Hee Haw (9 PM CBS).
Like Welk, Hee Haw was scorned by critics, canceled
for poor demographics, went into syndication and
outlasted most of the urban-oriented shows, and
battled Welk for the number-one slot in syndication
from 1971 until Welk turned off the bubble machine
for good in 1982.
These are from the Sunday Atlanta Journal and run
8 AM-midnight (or beyond):
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
8 AM Gospel Jubilee
9 AM Popeye Club
10:30 Cartoon Cavalcade

11 AM Grace Methodist Church
12 N Sound Of Youth
12:30 Meet The Press (an hour broadcast from
the U.S. Conference of Mayors--Sam Yorty
of Los Angeles is a guest)
1:30 Baseball: Braves at Pirates
4 PM Wild Kingdom (time approximate)
4:30 New Adventures Of Huck Finn
(these two are delayed from 6:30 and 7 PM, respectively)
5 PM All-American College Show
5:30 GE College Bowl (delay from 6 PM)
6 PM News
6:30 Suspense Theater
7:30 Walt Disney
8:30 Mothers-In-Law
9 PM Bonanza
10 PM My Friend Tony
11 PM News
11:30 Sunday Tonight Show
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
8 AM America Sings
8:30 Gospel Caravan

9 AM Ebenezer Baptist Church (Martin Luther
King once preached there)
9:30 Faith For Today
10 AM Herald Of Truth
10:30 This Is The Life
11 AM First Baptist Church
12 N Camera Three (delay from 11 AM)
12:30 Face The Nation
1 PM Amateur Hour (delay from 5:30)
1:30 Jetsons (delay from 5 PM)
2 PM AAU Track And Field: Coliseum-Compton
Invitational at the LA Coliseum (delay
from the previous Sunday, 3:30)
3 PM NFL Action (delay from 4:30)
3:30 21st Century (delay from 6 PM)
4 PM High Q
4:30 Movie: "Little Egypt"
6 PM News
6:30 Themes And Variations (a tour of Memphis)
7 PM Lassie
7:30 Gentle Ben
8 PM Ed Sullivan (Rodney Dangerfield, the Everly
Brothers, and Stiller and Meara are among
the guests)
9 PM Hee Haw (future regular Minnie Pearl is the

premiere guest)
11 PM News
11:30 CBS News
11:45 Movie (don't have title)
WQXI Ch. 11 (ABC)
8 AM Rex Humbard
9 AM Revival Fires
9:30 Day Of Discovery
10 AM Family Hour
11 AM Oral Roberts
11:30 Discovery (tour of Hawaii)
12 N Movie: "Eyes Of The Jungle"
1:30 Movie: "Small Town Deb"
3 PM Auto Racing: Langhorne 150
5 PM Golf: U.S. Open (final round
from Houston)
7 PM Land Of The Giants (time approximate)
8 PM The FBI
9 PM ABC Movie: "Bunny Lake Is Missing"
11 PM News
11:30 Movie (again, don't have title)

WJRJ Ch. 17 (Ind.)
(Ted Turner hadn't bought the station yet.)
1 PM Directions (pre-empted on Ch. 11)
1:30 House Detective
2:30 Movie: "Fury At Furnace Creek"
4:30 Around The World
5 PM Inside Outdoors
5:30 Frank McGee Report (pre-empted on
Ch. 2)
6 PM Wild Wild West
7 PM Movie: "Cry Danger"
9 PM Ernest Tubb
9:30 Stan Hitchcock
10 PM Sherlock Holmes Theater (don't have
title)
06-11-2005, 10:48 PM #2
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Re: Retro: Atlanta Sunday, June 15, 1969
> WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
> 9 PM Hee Haw (future regular Minnie Pearl is the
> premiere guest)
I have the DVD of the first episode of Hee Haw and the musical guests were Loretta Lynn and
Charlie Pride. Minnie Pearl became a regular on the show when it came back in December 1969
after its successful summer run.
06-12-2005, 03:06 AM #3
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I presume in these cases, it was a one-week delay, or were there advance feeds available?
> 4 PM Wild Kingdom (time approximate)
> 4:30 New Adventures Of Huck Finn
> (these two are delayed from 6:30 and 7 PM, respectively)
> 5:30 GE College Bowl (delay from 6 PM)
> 1 PM Amateur Hour (delay from 5:30)
> 1:30 Jetsons (delay from 5 PM)
> 3 PM NFL Action (delay from 4:30)
> 3:30 21st Century (delay from 6 PM)

I ask specifically because it would seem awfully dated to be running the NFL show a week
delayed ...
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> I presume in these cases, it was a one-week delay, or were
> there advance feeds available?
>
> > 4 PM Wild Kingdom (time approximate)
> > 4:30 New Adventures Of Huck Finn
> > (these two are delayed from 6:30 and 7 PM, respectively)
> > 5:30 GE College Bowl (delay from 6 PM)
>
> > 1 PM Amateur Hour (delay from 5:30)
> > 1:30 Jetsons (delay from 5 PM)
> > 3 PM NFL Action (delay from 4:30)

> > 3:30 21st Century (delay from 6 PM)
>
> I ask specifically because it would seem awfully dated to be
> running the NFL show a week delayed ...
>
They're all a week delay. NFL Action was a documentary series
about various aspects of pro football (for example, a player
profile) and was specifically designed to play during the summer.
It had been a syndicated show (which Ch. 5 aired in 1968), and
would air in prime time on ABC in the early '70s. The subject
matter had no relation to breaking news in the NFL, exhibition
games, or anything of the sort, so timeliness was not a problem.
An exception to all this is Directions, airing on Ch. 17 instead
of Ch. 11. At the time, 17 had a secondary affiliation with ABC and
picked up some shows 11 pre-empted (such as The Dating Game and Newlywed
Game on Saturday nights), but these were "on pattern" with the rest
of the country. Ted Turner, in the '70s, wanted the ABC affiliation
but ABC chose to stay with VHF Ch. 11 until it could make a deal
with Ch. 2.
The Frank McGee Report is also, obviously, "on pattern,"
as this was NBC's Sunday newscast. Channel 17 ran several NBC shows
in the late '60s and early '70s (notably the NBC Wednesday Mystery
Movie which Ch. 2 pre-empted in favor of its own movie; Jeopardy!;

and The Who, What Or Where Game). In 1972, Ted Turner put up
billboards around the city announcing, "The NBC Network Moves To
Channel 17," and listing the NBC programs he carried. They came
down when NBC threatened to sue.
As for CBS, I recall 17 carrying Roger Mudd's newscast on Saturdays,
and I think they carried Wild Wild West. Turner used to carry the
CBS Late Movie back around '72 (look at some of my Atlanta postings
from that year).Edited by bpatrick on 06/13/05 12:35

AM.
Retro: Atlanta Saturday, July 2, 1955
Red-letter day: The Lawrence Welk Show debuts
on ABC. It will be derided by critics and canceled
due to poor demographics, then keep right on going in
syndication and, now, in reruns on PBS (one PBS station
manager who turned down the Welk reruns wondered if Hee
Haw would be next--edit Hee Haw down to the music segments
and you'd have a pretty good country-music show).
Times, by the way, are EST. These are from the Atlanta
Constitution.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
9 AM Pinky Lee
9:30 Paul Winchell
10 AM Funny Boners (a kids' version of Truth Or
Consequences, hosted by Jimmy Weldon, the
voice of Yakky Doodle)
10:30 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet
11 AM Mr. Wizard
11:30 Movie: "Doorway To Suspicion"
1:15 Movie: "Arch Of Triumph"
2:30 Movie: "In Old Mexico"
3:30 Cartoons
4 PM Bowling (no details given)
5 PM My Hero (Bob Cummings' first show)
5:30 Terry And The Pirates
6 PM Soldiers Of Fortune
6:30 Horace Heidt
7 PM The Soldiers (Hal March did this show live
on Saturdays and The $64,000 Question live
on Tuesdays that summer.)
7:30 Dunninger (his generation's Kreskin)
8 PM Steve Allen In Movieland (with Jeff Chandler,
Tony Curtis, Piper Laurie, Mara Corday, Benny
Goodman, Teddy Wilson, and Gene Krupa)
9:30 Your Play Time
10 PM My Little Margie
10:30 City Detective

11 PM News; Movie: "Four Faces West"
1 AM News Headlines
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
8:45 Cartoons
9 AM Ranch-Hand Round-Up
10 AM Winky Dink And You
10:30 Captain Midnight
11 AM Big Top
12 N Buffalo Bill Jr.
12:30 TV Ranch
12:45 Baseball: Giants at Phillies (Dizzy
Dean does play-by-play)
4 PM Sunny Days (time approximate)
4:15 Tale Of The City
4:30 This Is Your Town
5 PM Wrestling
6 PM Hartman Family (Paul Hartman's Pride
Of The Family, reruns of a 1953 ABC
series)
6:30 Beat The Clock
7 PM America's Greatest Bands (Louis Armstrong
is a guest)
8 PM Two For The Money (Sam Levenson replaces

Herb Shriner for the summer)
8:30 Down You Go
9 PM Professional Father (Barbara Billingsley
is the mom on this show)
9:30 Damon Runyon Theater
10 PM News; Sports On Parade
11 PM News
11:15 On Stage
sign off 11:30 PM
WLW-A Ch. 11 (ABC)
9:15 Cartoons
10 AM Serial
11:30 Movie: "West Of The Divide"
12:30 Hoedown Matinee
1 PM Movie: "The Lady Confesses"
2 PM Movie: "Hollywood And Vine"
3:15 ABC Horse Races
3:30 Wrestling
4:30 Movie: "Terrors On Horseback"
5:30 Atlanta Jubilee
6:30 Ozark Jubilee
8 PM Lawrence Welk (on the first show,
Myron Floren plays "Lady of Spain"

and Champagne Lady Alice Lon sings
"Love Me or Leave Me")
9 PM Gospel Jubilee
10 PM Wrestling
11 PM News; Movie: "High Tide"
sign off 12:15 AM
06-12-2005, 01:29 AM #2
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Re: Retro: Atlanta Saturday, July 2, 1955
(one PBS station
> manager who turned down the Welk reruns wondered if Hee
> Haw would be next--edit Hee Haw down to the music segments
> and you'd have a pretty good country-music show).
Speaking of which, bpatrick (and others interested) One of the PBS "Pledge week" programs is
"Grand Ole Opry Vintage Classics". Hosted by Vince Gill, This program consists of Musical
selections from The "Grand Ole Opry" TV series from the 1950's and 60's from all the well known
stars. It aired on WVIZ 25 Cleveland Saturday Night 5:30-7PM. I've only watched a bit of it thus
far but they appear to be airing complete songs..Sounds really good if you want to get classic
music footage.
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> (one PBS station
> > manager who turned down the Welk reruns wondered if Hee
> > Haw would be next--edit Hee Haw down to the music segments
>
> > and you'd have a pretty good country-music show).
>
>
> Speaking of which, bpatrick (and others interested) One of
> the PBS "Pledge week" programs is "Grand Ole Opry Vintage
> Classics". Hosted by Vince Gill, This program consists of
> Musical selections from The "Grand Ole Opry" TV series from
> the 1950's and 60's from all the well known stars. It aired
> on WVIZ 25 Cleveland Saturday Night 5:30-7PM. I've only
> watched a bit of it thus far but they appear to be airing
> complete songs..Sounds really good if you want to get
> classic music footage.
>
North Carolina's public-TV network ran that show yesterday as
well. I have to admit I'm not a country-music fan, but I do
remember all those performers and songs, and they did sound really
good.
The program itself seemed to stress the "Nashville sound," which
has a more MOR feel to it than traditional country. Indeed, many
of these songs were played on MOR and even top-40 stations in the
'50s and '60s. I think Vince Gill pointed out that Eddy Arnold and
Ray Price were probably the leading exponents of this style of music
(but so was Jim Reeves).
Urban legend: Patsy Cline was a winner on Arthur Godfrey's Talent
Scouts in 1957, and he wanted to make her a regular on his morning
show. But she'd have to change her sound, he told her. She turned
him down, preferring to stick with the sound she knew so well.Edited by bpatrick on 06/12/05 10:49 PM.
Retro: Nashville, Friday, July 1, 1955
Nashville was on Central Standard Time in summer 1955, with prime-time two hours behind
Eastern on all three channels. When comparing this with a summer 1955 Atlanta schedule
bpatrick posted a few days ago, WSM-TV's NBC daytime soaps are two hours behind WSB's but
WLAC-TV's are only an hour behind WAGA-TV's CBS soaps in Atlanta.
(Source: Shelbyville (Tenn.) Times-Gazette)
WSM-TV 4 (NBC)
AM
7 Today (the published grid, which also included a schedule for a local radio station which signed
on at 5 a.m., showed blank spaces until 7 for Ch. 4. Apparently Ch. 4 actually signed on at 7.)
8 Ding Dong School

8:30 Way Of The World
8:45 Sheilah Graham
9 Home
10 Tennessee Ernie Ford
10:30 Feather Your Nest
11 Movie (name not listed)
PM
12 Midday News
12:15 Devotional Moments
12:30 Kitchen Kollege
1 Ted Macks Matinee
1:30 Greatest Gift
1:45 Miss Marlowe
2 Hawkins Falls
2:30 First Love
2:45 Modern Romances
3 Opry Matinee
3:30 Howdy Doody
4 Western Corral
5:30 Coke Time with Eddie Fisher
5:45 Camel News Caravan
6 Midwestern Hayride
6:30 Cisco Kid (syndicated)
7 Big Story
7:30 Sherlock Holmes (syndicated)

8 Fights
8:45 Adventures of The Falcon (syndicated)
9:15 Life of Riley (from 6:30 CST/8:30 EDT)
9:45 Weather
10 Bob Cummings Show (from 8:30 CST/10:30 EDT Sunday)
10:30 News-Sports
(Later-night schedule not listed -- the local radio station mentioned above signed off at 11 and
the grid ended at that point -- so uncertain if Tonight was carried. I doubt Ch. 4 signed off this
early.)
WLAC-TV 5 (CBS)
AM
6:45 Speer Family
7 Show (all it says)
7:15 News
7:30 Show (again, all it says)
8 Garry Moore
8:30 Arthur Godfrey
9:30 Strike It Rich
10 Valiant Lady
10:15 Love Of Life
10:45 Guiding Light
11 Inner Flame
11:15 Road Of Life
11:30 Welcome Travelers

PM
12 Robert Q. Lewis
12:30 House Party
1 Big Payoff
1:30 Bob Crosby
2 Brighter Day
2:15 Secret Storm
2:30 On Your Account
3 Southern Cooking
3:30 Mr. Music
4:30 Cartoon Carnival
5:15 Barker Bill
5:30 CBS News
5:45 Julius LaRosa
6 Little Rascals (syndicated)
6:30 Topper
7 Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars
7:30 Our Miss Brooks
8 The Lineup
8:30 Person To Person
9 Follow That Man (syndicated; Man Against Crime reruns)
9:30 Man Behind The Badge (syndicated)
10 News
10:15 Summer Night Movie

WSIX-TV 8 (ABC)
AM
9:30 Movie
11 Romper Room
PM
12 Noontime News
12:15 Panorama
12:30 Movie Matinee
2:00 -- 8 Ball Show
4 High Adventure
6 Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (syndicated?)
6:30 Annie Oakley (syndicated)
7 Dollar A Second
7:30 The Vise
8 Treasury Men In Action (from previous Friday, 6:30 CST/8:30 EDT)
8:30 Ozzie and Harriet (from previous Friday, 6:00 CST/8:00 EDT)
9 Playhouse
9:30 Mark Saber (Brooks-Marsh lists this ABC show as being off the air from June 1954-
December 1955)
10 News
10:15 Sports
10:30 Wrestling
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Re: Retro: Nashville, Friday, July 1, 1955
> Nashville was on Central Standard Time in summer 1955, with
> prime-time two hours behind Eastern on all three channels.
> When comparing this with a summer 1955 Atlanta schedule
> bpatrick posted a few days ago, WSM-TV's NBC daytime soaps
> are two hours behind WSB's but WLAC-TV's are only an hour
> behind WAGA-TV's CBS soaps in Atlanta.
> (Source: Shelbyville (Tenn.) Times-Gazette)
Are you sure WSM is running the soaps two hours behind WSB?
Concerning Miss Marlowe, for example, aired at 2:45 (EST) in
Atlanta; Modern Romances at 3:45. (WSM would be two hours
behind New York; WSB, one hour.) Way Of The World is delayed
in Atlanta, because it's on the network when WSB has Today In Georgia.
WLAC is indeed one hour behind WAGA. WLAC does carry Valiant Lady
on pattern, which WAGA does not; WLAC also carries The Inner Flame,
which WAGA does not carry at all.
Central Standard Time is two hours behind Eastern Daylight Time,
which is why Howdy Doody is on at 3:30 in Nashville (5:30 in New

York), Douglas Edwards at 5:30 (7:30 in New York), and boxing at
8 PM in Nashville (10 PM in New York); in Atlanta (Eastern Standard
Time) they are on at 4:30, 6:30, and 9 PM, respectively.
I wish your listings were the same day of the week as mine; I'd
like to see how ABC (Nashville's Ch. 8 and Atlanta's Ch. 11) differed.
Maybe when I get a chance I'll get Atlanta's for July 1 and answer
that question.
>
> WSM-TV 4 (NBC)
> AM
> 7 Today (the published grid, which also included a schedule
> for a local radio station which signed on at 5 a.m., showed
> blank spaces until 7 for Ch. 4. Apparently Ch. 4 actually
> signed on at 7.)
> 8 Ding Dong School
> 8:30 Way Of The World
> 8:45 Sheilah Graham
> 9 Home
> 10 Tennessee Ernie Ford
> 10:30 Feather Your Nest
> 11 Movie (name not listed)
> PM
> 12 Midday News
> 12:15 Devotional Moments

> 12:30 Kitchen Kollege
> 1 Ted Macks Matinee
> 1:30 Greatest Gift
> 1:45 Miss Marlowe
> 2 Hawkins Falls
> 2:30 First Love
> 2:45 Modern Romances
> 3 Opry Matinee
> 3:30 Howdy Doody
> 4 Western Corral
> 5:30 Coke Time with Eddie Fisher
> 5:45 Camel News Caravan
> 6 Midwestern Hayride
> 6:30 Cisco Kid (syndicated)
> 7 Big Story
> 7:30 Sherlock Holmes (syndicated)
> 8 Fights
> 8:45 Adventures of The Falcon (syndicated)
> 9:15 Life of Riley (from 6:30 CST/8:30 EDT)
> 9:45 Weather
> 10 Bob Cummings Show (from 8:30 CST/10:30 EDT Sunday)
> 10:30 News-Sports
> (Later-night schedule not listed -- the local radio station
> mentioned above signed off at 11 and the grid ended at that
> point -- so uncertain if Tonight was carried. I doubt Ch.

> 4 signed off this early.)
>
> WLAC-TV 5 (CBS)
> AM
> 6:45 Speer Family
> 7 Show (all it says)
> 7:15 News
> 7:30 Show (again, all it says)
> 8 Garry Moore
> 8:30 Arthur Godfrey
> 9:30 Strike It Rich
> 10 Valiant Lady
> 10:15 Love Of Life
> 10:30 Search For Tomorrow
> 10:45 Guiding Light
> 11 Inner Flame
> 11:15 Road Of Life
> 11:30 Welcome Travelers
> PM
> 12 Robert Q. Lewis
> 12:30 House Party
> 1 Big Payoff
> 1:30 Bob Crosby
> 2 Brighter Day
> 2:15 Secret Storm

> 2:30 On Your Account
> 3 Southern Cooking
> 3:30 Mr. Music
> 4:30 Cartoon Carnival
> 5:15 Barker Bill
> 5:30 CBS News
> 5:45 Julius LaRosa
> 6 Little Rascals (syndicated)
> 6:30 Topper
> 7 Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars
> 7:30 Our Miss Brooks
> 8 The Lineup
> 8:30 Person To Person
> 9 Follow That Man (syndicated; Man Against Crime reruns)
> 9:30 Man Behind The Badge (syndicated)
> 10 News
> 10:15 Summer Night Movie
>
> WSIX-TV 8 (ABC)
> AM
> 9:30 Movie
> 11 Romper Room
> PM
> 12 Noontime News
> 12:15 Panorama

> 12:30 Movie Matinee
> 2:00 -- 8 Ball Show
> 4 High Adventure
> 6 Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (syndicated?)
> 6:30 Annie Oakley (syndicated)
> 7 Dollar A Second
> 7:30 The Vise
> 8 Treasury Men In Action (from previous Friday, 6:30
> CST/8:30 EDT)
> 8:30 Ozzie and Harriet (from previous Friday, 6:00 CST/8:00
> EDT)
> 9 Playhouse
> 9:30 Mark Saber (Brooks-Marsh lists this ABC show as being
> off the air from June 1954-December 1955)
> 10 News
> 10:15 Sports
> 10:30 Wrestling
>
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> I wish your listings were the same day of the week as mine;
> I'd
> like to see how ABC (Nashville's Ch. 8 and Atlanta's Ch. 11)
> differed.
Hang on. I'll have Nashville for July 2, 1955 posted, hopefully, later today (Monday).
Retro: Northern Alabama edition, Saturday morning, Sept 17, 1977
Stations:
Birmingham
6 WBRC-TV (ABC)
13 WAPI-TV (NBC)
42 WBMG-TV (CBS)
Huntsville
19 WHNT (CBS)
31 WAAY-TV (NBC)
48 WYUR-TV (ABC)
Anniston
40 WHMA-TV (CBS)
Florence
15 WOWL-TV (NBC)
Tuscaloosa
33 WCFT-TV (CBS)
Nashville, Tenn.
"2" WNGE (ABC)
"4" WSM-TV (NBC)
"5" WTVF (CBS)
Columbus, Miss.
4 WCBI (ABC)
Tupelo
9 WTWV (NBC, ABC)
Listings starts with 6.30 am Central Time
6.30
"2" Children's Gospel Hour
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Pink Panther
"5" Sunrise Semester
"6" Animals, Animals, Animals--Children
Hal Linden hosted the show's 2nd season opener.

19 Tenn. Valley Farm Time
48 Tennessee Tuxedo--Cartoon
6.40
42 Focus
6.55
42 Popeye--Cartoon
7 am
"2", 4, 6, 48 Superfriends--Cartoons
[Sept 10 was the show's 5th season opener]
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 C.B. Bears--Cartoons
[New show]
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner--Cartoons
8 am
"2", 4, 6, 48 Laff-O-Lympics--Cartoons
[New show]
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Young Sentinels--Cartoon
[New show]
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 What's New, Mr. Magoo--Cartoon
[New show]
8.30
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Archie/Sabrina--Cartoons
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Skatebirds--Cartoons
[New show]
9.30
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Adventures of Muhammad Ali--Cartoon

[New show]
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Space Academy--Children
[New show]
10 am
"2", 4, 6, 48 Krofft Supershow--Children
[2nd season opener aired on Sept 10]
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Thunder--Children
[New show]
"5", 33, 40, 42 Batman/Tarzan--Cartoons
19 Kidsworld
10.30
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Search and Rescue--Children
[New show]
11 am
"2", 4, 6, 48 Weekend Special--Children
"The Winged Colt", Part 2 of 3.
[New show]
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Baggy Pants and the Nitwits--Cartoons
[New show]
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Wacko--Children
Debut:
11.30
"2", 4 American Bandstand--Dick Clark
60 min. The show was in its 21st season.
"4', 9, 13, 15, 31 Red Hand Gang--Children

Part 2 of 5.
[New show]
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Fat Albert--Cartoon
The 6th season opener.
6 Bewitched--Comedy
48 Wrestling
12 pm
"4" Hot Fudge--Childen
"5", 9, 15 Wrestling
6 That Girl--Comedy
13 Clifford Avenue Kids--Children
19, 33, 40, 42 Isis--Children
31 Soul Train--Music
12.30
"2', 4, 6, 48 College Football Pre-Game Show
"4" Cisco Kid--Western (BW)
13 This Week in Baseball
[Note: The series started in the spring of 1977 in syndication. Moved to Fox Sports on Saturday
afternoons starting in June 2000.]
19, 33, 40 Film Festival--Children
"Angel and Big Joe" (1975)
12.45
"2", 4, 6, 48 College Football
Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Nebraska Cornhuskers in Lincoln, Neb. (Live)
1 pm
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Grandstand

"5" Fun City 5
19 Batman/Tarzan--Cartoons
33 Clifford Avenue Kids--Children
40 Books and Bookworms--Bit;er
1.15
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Baseball
Either Boston Red Sox at Baltimore Orioles or New York Yankees at Detriot Tigers. (Live)
Note:
19, 33, 40, 42 aired "CBS Sports Spectacular" from 3.30-5 pm and "2", 4, 6, 48 aired "Wide World
of Sports" from 4-5.30 pm.
NBC and ABC began their new Saturday morning schedule on Sept 10 and CBS on Sept 17.
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> Stations:
>
> Birmingham
> 6 WBRC-TV (ABC)
> 13 WAPI-TV (NBC)
> 42 WBMG-TV (CBS)
>
> Huntsville
> 19 WHNT (CBS)
> 31 WAAY-TV (NBC)
> 48 WYUR-TV (ABC)
>
> Anniston
> 40 WHMA-TV (CBS)
>
> Florence
> 15 WOWL-TV (NBC)
>
> Tuscaloosa
> 33 WCFT-TV (CBS)
>
> Nashville, Tenn.
> "2" WNGE (ABC)
> "4" WSM-TV (NBC)

> "5" WTVF (CBS)
>
> Columbus, Miss.
> 4 WCBI (ABC)
>
> Tupelo
> 9 WTWV (NBC, ABC)
>
> 11.30
> "2", 4 American Bandstand--Dick Clark
> 60 min. The show was in its 21st season.
> "4', 9, 13, 15, 31 Red Hand Gang--Children
> Part 2 of 5.
> [New show]
> "5", 19, 33, 40, 42 Fat Albert--Cartoon
> The 6th season opener.
> 48 Wrestling
> 12 pm
> "4" Hot Fudge--Childen
> "5", 9, 15 Wrestling
> 6 That Girl--Comedy
I'm surprised to see American Bandstand pre-empted
on Ch. 6. I was living in Dallas at the time. There,

WFAA/8 also pre-empted Bandstand and I don't know how
many times station president Mike Shapiro had to answer
questions about it on his Saturday-night show Inside
Television. I don't think he ever gave a satisfactory
answer as to why the station pre-empted it.
One reason I think CBS started its new Saturday-morning
lineup a week later was because of the U.S. Open tennis
tournament. On Sept. 10, CBS had the women's singles
finals and the men's semifinals, starting at noon (ET).

Edited by bpatrick on 06/12/05 10:43 PM.
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> I'm surprised to see American Bandstand pre-empted
> on Ch. 6. I was living in Dallas at the time. There,
> WFAA/8 also pre-empted Bandstand and I don't know how
> many times station president Mike Shapiro had to answer
> questions about it on his Saturday-night show Inside

> Television. I don't think he ever gave a satisfactory
> answer as to why the station pre-empted it.
I used to live in Birmingham, though I was very, very young in 1977 (3 yo to be exact). I do
remember watching ABC's "American Bandstand" in the early 1980s on Ch. 6. I saw Madonna on
AB for the first time in 1984.
> One reason I think CBS started its new Saturday-morning
> lineup a week later was because of the U.S. Open tennis
> tournament. On Sept. 10, CBS had the women's singles
> finals and the men's semifinals, starting at noon (ET).
I knew that but I thought it'll be senseless to mention that since CBS Sports have been airing the
US Open for years.
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Retro: Nashville, Saturday, July 2, 1955
Odd abbreviations are exactly as printed in the Shelbyville (Tenn.) Times-Gazette of July 1, 1955.
I'm not familiar with some of the shows from this era and didn't want to guess at what the
abbreviations may be.
WSM-TV 4 (NBC)
AM
8 Pinky Lee
8:30 Paul Winchell
9 Pride of Vol. (Volunteer, as in Volunteer State?)

9:30 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet
10 Hopalong Cassidy
10:30 Porky Pig
11 Club (listed as printed)
PM
12 Western Frontiers
1 Buster Crabbe
1:30 Mr. Wizard
2 Front Row Theater
3:30 Legal Rights
4 Vacation Time
4:30 Play The Game
5 Buffalo Bill Jr.
5:15 Show Wagon
6 Max Leibman Presents
7:30 Jimmy Durante
8 George Gobel
8:30 Calv. Of Amer. (listed here exactly as originally printed; could this be Cavalcade of America
from ABC?)
9 Your Hit Parade
9:30 Dear Phoebe (delayed from Friday)
10 Wrestling
WLAC-TV 5 (CBS)
AM
9 Winky Dink
10 Big Top
11 Party
11:30 Law Of The Wild
11:55 Game Of The Week
PM
2:30 Phantom
2:45 Double Action Western
4:45 Rex And Rinty
5:15 Its Your Life
5:30 Beat The Clock
6 Americas Greatest Bands
7 Two For The Money
7:30 Down You Go
8 Professional Father
9 Victory At Sea
9:30 Summer Night Movie
WSIX-TV 8 (ABC)
AM
9:30 Movie
11 Romper Room
PM
12 Westerns
1 Double Feature
2:15 ABC Horse Races
2:30 Comedy
3:30 Soldier Parade
4 Inside TV
4:15 Hall Of Fame
4:30 Sunday School Lesson
4:45 Dr. Norman Vincent Peale
5 Flight No. 7
5:30 Red Foley (as listed on this schedule; aka Ozark Jamboree)
7 Lawrence Welk
8 Western Frontier
9 Wrestling
10 Playhouse
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Interestingly enough, it appears that no Nashville TV station stayed on the air past 11 P.M. that
evening.
Granted, Nashville was on Central Standard Time, and that may have had a lot to do with it.
When Daylight Time ended, the three Nashville TV stations may have stayed on until around 12
Midnight on Saturdays.
Of course, radio's "Grand Old Opry" on WSM-650 may, even back in the mid-fifties, have run
until 12 Midnight or 1 (or even 2) in the morning local time. If that's the case, it's possible that
"Opry" on radio was so entrenched that no Nashville TV station could compete against it, hence,
the early TV sign-off.
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> Interestingly enough, it appears that no Nashville TV
> station stayed on the air past 11 P.M. that evening.
>
> Granted, Nashville was on Central Standard Time, and that
> may have had a lot to do with it. When Daylight Time ended,
> the three Nashville TV stations may have stayed on until
> around 12 Midnight on Saturdays.
>
> Of course, radio's "Grand Old Opry" on WSM-650 may, even
> back in the mid-fifties, have run until 12 Midnight or 1 (or
> even 2) in the morning local time.
Since the late 1940s the Opry has ended shortly after midnight (depending on how long the last
Opry act ran over) followed by the Ernest Tubb Midnight Jamboree, live from one of the Tubb
record stores.
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> > Interestingly enough, it appears that no Nashville TV
> > station stayed on the air past 11 P.M. that evening.
>>
> > Granted, Nashville was on Central Standard Time, and that
> > may have had a lot to do with it. When Daylight Time
> ended,
> > the three Nashville TV stations may have stayed on until
> > around 12 Midnight on Saturdays.
>>
> > Of course, radio's "Grand Old Opry" on WSM-650 may, even
> > back in the mid-fifties, have run until 12 Midnight or 1
> (or
> > even 2) in the morning local time.
>
> Since the late 1940s the Opry has ended shortly after
> midnight (depending on how long the last Opry act ran over)
> followed by the Ernest Tubb Midnight Jamboree, live from one
> of the Tubb record stores.

Actually the Midnite Jamboree broadcasts from the Texas Troubador Theater (Named for Tubb's
Nickname) across from the Grand Ole Opry House..(Near the former Opryland Area)
Retro: Atlanta prime time (affiliates only) September 10-16, 1977
Again, to compare with Birmingham, which
was in a post from the Northern Alabama
edition of TV Guide for the same week.
These are from the Atlanta Constitution;
time frame is 7 PM-1 AM (ET).
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM Bionic Woman (just moved from
ABC to NBC)
9 PM Movie: "Dirty Harry" (I think
this is a network movie)
11 PM News
11:30 Saturday Night Live
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 PM TV5 Reports
7:30 Family Theater: "Cajun Cousins"

8 PM State Fair America (special from
various state fairs, with Roy Clark,
Steven Ford, Gabe Kaplan, Mel Tillis,
Jimmie Walker, Alan King, Robert Klein,
and Lynn Anderson)
10 PM Miss America Pageant (on CBS this year--
Bert Parks and Phyllis George co-host)
12 M News (time approximate)
12:30 Andy Williams
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 PM Space: 1999
8 PM Best Of Welcome Back, Kotter
9 PM Washington: Behind Closed Doors
(Part 5)
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Bravados"
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
Channel 2:
7 PM Wonderful World Of Disney
9 PM Emmy Awards
11:30 Movie: "Billion Dollar Brain"
(this might have been NBC's
late-night Sunday movie)
Channel 5:
7 PM 60 Minutes (time approximate
after U.S. Open Tennis)
8 PM Fashionata
8:30 Love Affair
9 PM CBS Movie: "Cahill, U.S. Marshal"
11 PM News
11:30 CBS News
11:45 Movie: "The Great Northfield,
Minnesota Raid"
Channel 11:
7 PM Hardy Boys
8 PM Six Million Dollar Man
9 PM Washington: Behind Closed Doors
(Part 6)
11 PM News
11:30 Toma
12:30 Newsmakers
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
Channel 2:
7 PM NBC News
7:30 All-Star Anything Goes
9 PM Billy Graham Crusade
10 PM Musical World Of Julie Andrews
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
Channel 5:
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Match Game PM
8 PM Young Dan'l Boone
9 PM Betty White
9:30 Maude
10 PM Rafferty
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "Babe"

Channel 11:
7 PM Concentration
8 PM Lucan
9 PM NCAA Football: UCLA
at Houston
12:30 College Football '77
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
Channel 2:
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Wild Kingdom
8 PM Richard Pryor
9 PM NBC Movie: "Sex And The
Married Woman"
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
Channel 5:
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Price Is Right
8 PM CBS Sports Special: Night
Of Champions (Jose Torres
vs. Danny "Little Red" Lopez,
15 rounds for the WBC featherweight
championship. Lopez retained the title,
but I don't know how.)
11 PM News
11:30 Kojak
(doesn't say what follows)
Channel 11:
7 PM Concentration
8 PM Happy Days
9 PM Three's Company
9:30 Soap
10 PM Family
11 PM News
11:30 Fernwood 2 Night
12 M Movie (title not given)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
Channel 2:
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Name That Tune
8 PM Night With The Heavyweights:
four bouts featuring contenders
for Muhammad Ali's title: Ken
Norton vs. Lorenzo Zamora, Jimmy
Young vs. Jody Ballard, Ron Lyle
vs. Stan Ward, Larry Holmes vs.
Howard Smith
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
Channel 5:
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Cross-Wits
8 PM CBS Movie: "Spider-Man"
9:30 CBS Movie: "Relentless"
11 PM News
11:30 Hawaii Five-O
Channel 11:
7 PM Concentration
8 PM Eight Is Enough
9 PM Charlie's Angels
11 PM News
12 M Starsky & Hutch
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
Channel 2:
7 PM NBC News
7:30 $25,000 Pyramid
8 PM CHiPs
9 PM 3rd Annual Rock Music Awards
11:30 Tonight Show (listing also shows
Tom Snyder's Tomorrow Show--did
Carson not want to do the Tonight
Show, thinking the awards show
might run over?)
Channel 5:
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Muppet Show
8 PM Waltons
9 PM Hawaii Five-O
10 PM Barnaby Jones
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "Cold Sweat"
Channel 11:
7 PM Concentration
8 PM Welcome Back, Kotter
9 PM Barney Miller
9:30 Carter Country
10 PM Redd Foxx
11 PM News
12 M Police Story
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
Channel 2:
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Gong Show
8 PM Sanford Arms
8:30 Chico And The Man
9 PM Rockford Files
10 PM Quincy
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
Channel 5:
7 PM CBS News
7:30 New Truth Or Consequences
(Bob Hilton replaces Bob
Barker)
8 PM Wonder Woman
9 PM CBS Movie: "Logan's Run"
11 PM News
11:30 Second City Television
12 M Movie: "Execution Of
Private Slovik"
Channel 11:
7 PM Concentration
8 PM The Making Of Star Wars
9 PM ABC Movie: "Curse Of The
Black Widow"
11 PM News
11:30 Fernwood 2 Night (2 episodes)
12:30 Baretta
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ohstuskaterpunk is right...the business at hand, comparing Atlanta to Birmingham...the

Birmingham channels are 6 (ABC), 13 (NBC), and 42 (CBS).
> SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
>
> WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
>
> 7 PM Hee Haw
> 8 PM Bionic Woman (just moved from

> ABC to NBC)
> 9 PM Movie: "Dirty Harry" (I think
> this is a network movie
8 pm
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Movie--Crime Drama
Clint Eastwood in the first of 3 "Dirty Harry" movies (1971, repeat, 2 hr)
[NBC plans an announcement warning that the movie may not to suitable for all family
members. Movie starts the 16th season of "NBC Saturday Night at the Movies".]
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
>
> Channel 2:
> 11:30 Movie: "Billion Dollar Brain"
> (this might have been NBC's
> late-night Sunday movie)
10.30
9, 13, 15 Movie--Adventure
Michael Caine starred in "Billion Dollar Brain" (1967). Also featured Karl Malden of "The Streets
of San Francisco" and Ed Begley. (2 hr)
> MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
>
> Channel 2:
> 9 PM Billy Graham Crusade
> 10 PM Musical World Of Julie Andrews
8 pm
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Movie--Drama
LeVar Burton in a 1977 world premiere called "Billy: Portrait of a Street Kid" (2 hr)
> Channel 5:
> 11:30 CBS Movie: "Babe"
10.30
19, 33, 40, 42 Movie--Drama
Susan Clark starred in "Babe", a 1975 TV-movie (2 hr)
> Channel 11:
> 12:30 College Football '77
11.30
"2" College Football '77--Bill Flemming
Return:
[Series normally aired on Sundays at 12 pm Eastern/11 am Central on ABC Sports during the fall
months]
> TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
>
> Channel 2:
>
> 7 PM NBC News
> 7:30 Wild Kingdom
> 8 PM Richard Pryor
> 9 PM NBC Movie: "Sex And The
> Married Woman"
> 11 PM News
> 11:30 Tonight Show
>
> Channel 5:
> 11:30 Kojak
> (doesn't say what follows)
10.30
11.40
19, 33, 40, 42 Toma--Crime Drama
> Channel 11:
> 8 PM Happy Days

> 9 PM Three's Company
> 9:30 Soap
> 10 PM Family
> 11 PM News
> 11:30 Fernwood 2 Night
> 12 M Movie (title not given)
ABC Late Night Mystery Movie aired at 10.30 pm Central on 4, 48, 11 pm on "2", and 12 am on 6.
It was called "Christine", a 1974 Canadian TV movie. Lasted for 2 hr.
The Central/Mountain feed ABC provided for its affiliates located in the Central and Mountain
time zones: "Family" at 8.30 pm, followed by "Soap" at 9.30 pm. Nashville's "2" followed this
feed. Columbus Miss' 4 followed the same schedule as listed above for Ch. 11 in Atlanta. 6 aired
"Three's Company" and "Soap" on Saturdays. I find it weird that 48 aired "Three's Company" but
pre-empted "Soap".
> WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
> Channel 5:
>
> 7 PM CBS News
> 7:30 Cross-Wits
> 8 PM CBS Movie: "Spider-Man"
> 9:30 CBS Movie: "Relentless"
> 11 PM News
> 11:30 Hawaii Five-O
> 12:40 Movie (title not given)

10.40
19, 33, 40, 42 Hawaii Five-0--Drama
11.50
19, 33, 40, 42 Movie--Drama
E.G. Marshall in the 1973 TV-movie "Money to Burn" (1 hr 35 min)
> Channel 11:
> 12 M Starsky & Hutch
"Mystery of the Week" aired at 11.40 pm Central on 4, 48, 12.10 am on "2", and 1.10 on 6. The
movie was called "If It's a man, Hang Up".
> THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
>
> Channel 2:
> 11:30 Tonight Show (listing also shows
> Tom Snyder's Tomorrow Show--did
> Carson not want to do the Tonight
> Show, thinking the awards show
> might run over?)

"Tonight Show" aired shortly after 10.30 pm on "4", 9, 15, 31 and 11.30 pm on 13. "Tomorrow"
followed.
> Channel 11:
> 12 M Police Story
"Police Story" aired at 10.30 pm on 4, 48, 11 pm on "2", and 12 am on 6. A 90-min special called
"Late, Great 1968" followed 70 min later.
> FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
Late night on NBC: "Tonight" at 10.30 pm on "4", 9, 15, 31 and 11.30 pm on 13, followed by "The
Midnight Special".
Channel 11:
> 11:30 Second City Television
> 12 M Movie: "Execution Of
> Private Slovik"
10.30
19, 33, 40, 42 MASH
11.05

> Channel 11:
> 11:30 Fernwood 2 Night (2 episodes)
> 12:30 Baretta
"Baretta" aired at 10.30 pm Central on 4, 48, 11 pm on "2", and 12 am on 6.
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Two prime-time boxing cards on network TV in one week...something unthinkable today.
> Channel 5:
>
> 7 PM CBS News
> 7:30 Price Is Right
> 8 PM CBS Sports Special: Night

> Of Champions (Jose Torres
> vs. Danny "Little Red" Lopez,
> 15 rounds for the WBC featherweight
> championship. Lopez retained the title,
> but I don't know how.)
> 11 PM News
> 11:30 Kojak
> (doesn't say what follows)
> Channel 2:
>
> 7 PM NBC News
> 7:30 Name That Tune
> 8 PM Night With The Heavyweights:
> four bouts featuring contenders
> for Muhammad Ali's title: Ken
> Norton vs. Lorenzo Zamora, Jimmy
> Young vs. Jody Ballard, Ron Lyle
> vs. Stan Ward, Larry Holmes vs.
> Howard Smith
> 11 PM News
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>ABC's late-night programming was delayed on Ch. 11
by 30 minutes, so the 12:40 (ET)/11:40 (CT) program
would have started at 1:10 AM. Since the Atlanta
Constitution didn't show listings past 1 AM, that's
why I'm in the dark (no pun intended) about some of
ABC's late-night schedule. The Tonight/Tomorrow
confusion on Thursday, on my part, is due to the
fact that the Constitution has the Tonight Show listed
at 11:30, but right under it, at 12, it says Tomorrow,
which aired in Atlanta at 1 AM.
And in answer to the comment about two nights of
boxing, remember that boxing was hot after the '76
Olympics, the ones that gave us Sugar Ray Leonard,
Leon and Michael Spinks, and Howard Davis. The
networks' weekend sports anthologies seemed to have
a fight every week in 1976 and '77.

ohstuskaterpunk is right...the business at hand, comparing
> Atlanta to Birmingham...the Birmingham channels are 6 (ABC),
> 13 (NBC), and 42 (CBS).
>
> > SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
>>
> > WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
>>
> > 7 PM Hee Haw
> > 8 PM Bionic Woman (just moved from
> > ABC to NBC)
> > 9 PM Movie: "Dirty Harry" (I think
> > this is a network movie
>
> 8 pm
> "4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Movie--Crime Drama
> Clint Eastwood in the first of 3 "Dirty Harry" movies (1971,
> repeat, 2 hr)
> [NBC plans an announcement warning that the movie may not to
> suitable for all family members. Movie starts the 16th
> season of "NBC Saturday Night at the Movies".]
>
> SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

>>
> > Channel 2:
>
> > 11:30 Movie: "Billion Dollar Brain"
> > (this might have been NBC's
> > late-night Sunday movie)
>
> 10.30
> 9, 13, 15 Movie--Adventure
> Michael Caine starred in "Billion Dollar Brain" (1967). Also
> featured Karl Malden of "The Streets of San Francisco" and
> Ed Begley. (2 hr)
>
> > MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
>>
> > Channel 2:
>
> > 9 PM Billy Graham Crusade
> > 10 PM Musical World Of Julie Andrews
>
> 8 pm
> "4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Movie--Drama
> LeVar Burton in a 1977 world premiere called "Billy:
> Portrait of a Street Kid" (2 hr)
>
> > Channel 5:
>
> > 11:30 CBS Movie: "Babe"
>
> 10.30
> 19, 33, 40, 42 Movie--Drama
> Susan Clark starred in "Babe", a 1975 TV-movie (2 hr)
>
> > Channel 11:
>
> > 12:30 College Football '77
>
> 11.30
> "2" College Football '77--Bill Flemming
> Return:
> [Series normally aired on Sundays at 12 pm Eastern/11 am
> Central on ABC Sports during the fall months]
>
> > TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
>>
> > Channel 2:
>>
> > 7 PM NBC News
> > 7:30 Wild Kingdom
> > 8 PM Richard Pryor

> > 9 PM NBC Movie: "Sex And The
> > Married Woman"
> > 11 PM News
> > 11:30 Tonight Show
>>
> > Channel 5:
>
> > 11:30 Kojak
> > (doesn't say what follows)
>
> 10.30
> 19, 33, 40, 42 Kojak--Crime Drama
> 11.40
> 19, 33, 40, 42 Toma--Crime Drama
>
> > Channel 11:
>
> > 8 PM Happy Days
> > 9 PM Three's Company
> > 9:30 Soap
> > 10 PM Family
> > 11 PM News
> > 11:30 Fernwood 2 Night
> > 12 M Movie (title not given)
>
> ABC Late Night Mystery Movie aired at 10.30 pm Central on 4,
> 48, 11 pm on "2", and 12 am on 6. It was called
> "Christine", a 1974 Canadian TV movie. Lasted for 2 hr.
>
> The Central/Mountain feed ABC provided for its affiliates
> located in the Central and Mountain time zones: "Family" at
> 8.30 pm, followed by "Soap" at 9.30 pm. Nashville's "2"
> followed this feed. Columbus Miss' 4 followed the same
> schedule as listed above for Ch. 11 in Atlanta. 6 aired
> "Three's Company" and "Soap" on Saturdays. I find it weird
> that 48 aired "Three's Company" but pre-empted "Soap".
>
> > WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
>
> > Channel 5:
>>
> > 7 PM CBS News
> > 7:30 Cross-Wits
> > 8 PM CBS Movie: "Spider-Man"
> > 9:30 CBS Movie: "Relentless"
> > 11 PM News
> > 11:30 Hawaii Five-O
> > 12:40 Movie (title not given)
>
> 10.40
> 19, 33, 40, 42 Hawaii Five-0--Drama
>
> 11.50
> 19, 33, 40, 42 Movie--Drama
> E.G. Marshall in the 1973 TV-movie "Money to Burn" (1 hr 35
> min)
>
> > Channel 11:
>
> > 12 M Starsky & Hutch
>
> "Mystery of the Week" aired at 11.40 pm Central on 4, 48,
> 12.10 am on "2", and 1.10 on 6. The movie was called "If
> It's a man, Hang Up".
>
> > THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
>>
> > Channel 2:
>
> > 11:30 Tonight Show (listing also shows
> > Tom Snyder's Tomorrow Show--did
> > Carson not want to do the Tonight
> > Show, thinking the awards show
> > might run over?)

>
> "Tonight Show" aired shortly after 10.30 pm on "4", 9, 15,
> 31 and 11.30 pm on 13. "Tomorrow" followed.
>
> > Channel 11:
>
> > 12 M Police Story
>
> "Police Story" aired at 10.30 pm on 4, 48, 11 pm on "2", and
> 12 am on 6. A 90-min special called "Late, Great 1968"
> followed 70 min later.
>
> > FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
>
> Late night on NBC: "Tonight" at 10.30 pm on "4", 9, 15, 31
> and 11.30 pm on 13, followed by "The Midnight Special".
>
> Channel 11:
>
> > 11:30 Second City Television
> > 12 M Movie: "Execution Of
> > Private Slovik"
>
> 10.30
> 19, 33, 40, 42 MASH
> 11.05
> 19, 33, 40, 42 Kojak--Crime Drama
>
> > Channel 11:
>
> > 11:30 Fernwood 2 Night (2 episodes)
> > 12:30 Baretta
>
> "Baretta" aired at 10.30 pm Central on 4, 48, 11 pm on "2",
> and 12 am on 6.
>
Retro: Atlanta daytime September 26-30, 1977
ohstuskskaterpunk (did I spell that right?)
gave us some daytime schedules for Northern
Alabama for September 26-30, 1977. Here's
what was going on across I-20 from Birmingham.
Schedules are from the Atlanta Constitution and
run 7 AM-7 PM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Hollywood Squares
9:30 Shoot For The Stars
11:30 It's Anybody's Guess
12 N News
12:30 Newlywed Game
1 PM Liars Club
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM The Rookies
5 PM Odd Couple
5:30 Mary Tyler Moore
6 PM News (NBC News follows at 7)
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
9 AM Donahue
10 AM Cross-Wits
11:30 Love Of Life
11:55 CBS Midday News

12 N News
2:30 Guiding Light
4 PM Bewitched
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News (CBS News follows at 7)
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
I assume instructional programs fill
most of the day.
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Sesame Street
6:30 Withit (Mon & Fri)
Hodgepodge Lodge (Tue)
Zoom (Wed)
The Horse (Thu)
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)

9 AM $20,000 Pyramid
9:30 The Better Sex
10 AM Joker's Wild
10:30 Edge Of Night
11 AM Happy Days
11:30 Family Feud
12 N News
12:30 Ryan's Hope
2 PM Hollywood Connection
(game show almost identical
to Hollywood Squares--Jim
Lange was host)
4 PM Voyage To The Bottom Of
The Sea
5 PM Emergency One!
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)

7 AM Three Stooges And
Little Rascals
8 AM Lassie
9 AM Lucy Show
9:30 Love, American Style
10 AM Movie:
"Face Of A Fugitive" (Mon)
"Slim Carter" (Tue)
"13 Rue Madeline" (Wed)
"Thunder Over The Plains" (Thu)
"Lifeboat" (Fri)
12 N Hazel
12:30 Movie:
"We Were Strangers" (Mon)
"Till The End Of Time" (Tue)
"The Great Lie" (Wed)
"Tomorrow Is Forever" (Thu)
"Lady For A Night" (Fri)
2:30 I Love Lucy
3 PM Flintstones
3:30 The Archies

4:30 The Monkees
5 PM Gilligan's Island
5:30 Partridge Family
6 PM Andy Griffith
6:30 My Three Sons
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
9 AM Sesame Street
I assume instructional programs fill the
gaps.
2:30 another gap
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM Zoom
6:30 As We See It
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
3 PM Kids' Show
5:30 Entertainment Page
6:30 Spotlight
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM Mighty Mouse
7:30 Heckle And Jeckle
8 AM Deputy Dawg
8:30 Batman
9 AM Flipper
9:30 Life Of Riley
10 AM 700 Club
11:30 Life In The Spirit (Mon)
Practical Christian Living (Tue)
The Rock (Wed)
Manna (Thu)
The Bible (Fri)
12 N This Is The Life (Mon)
Acts 29 (Tue)
Charisma (Wed)
New Day (Thu)
God Of Our Fathers (Fri)
12:30 McHale's Navy
1 PM Mr. Ed
2 PM Huck And Yogi

2:30 Popeye And Porky Hour
3:30 Fred Flintstone And Friends
4 PM Josie And The Pussycats/Brady Kids
4:30 Super Heroes
5 PM Jackson Five
5:30 Brady Bunch
6 PM Dick Van Dyke
6:30 Sgt. Bilko
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Re: Retro: Atlanta daytime September 26-30, 1977
> ohstuskskaterpunk (did I spell that right?)
> gave us some daytime schedules for Northern
> Alabama for September 26-30, 1977. Here's
> what was going on across I-20 from Birmingham
Minor technicality: Actually, Georgia hadn't completed its part of I-20 in '77. From Douglasville,
GA (about 25 miles W of downtown) until Heflin, AL (about 10 miles E of the state line), traffic
still had to travel U.S. 78. I remember what a nightmare that used to be!
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> > ohstuskskaterpunk (did I spell that right?)
> > gave us some daytime schedules for Northern
> > Alabama for September 26-30, 1977. Here's
> > what was going on across I-20 from Birmingham
>
> Minor technicality: Actually, Georgia hadn't completed its
> part of I-20 in '77. From Douglasville, GA (about 25 miles
> W of downtown) until Heflin, AL (about 10 miles E of the
> state line), traffic still had to travel U.S. 78. I
> remember what a nightmare that used to be!
>
My point was to compare Atlanta daytime with Birmingham
for the last week in September 1977. (Last time I was
through there, in 1978, 20 had been completed all the
way across, so what you're telling me is new to me.
With that, 'nuff said.)Edited by bpatrick on 06/13/05 03:01

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> WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
> 10 AM Sanford And Son
> 10:30 Today In Georgia
> 11 AM Wheel Of Fortune
> 11:30 It's Anybody's Guess
> WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
> 10 AM Cross-Wits
> 11:55 CBS Midday News
Excerpts from the Northern Alabama edition post, daytime, Sept 26-30, 1977:
9 am
"4" Phil Donahue
"5", 33, 40, 42 Here's Lucy
19 Double Dare
9.30
4, 6 $20,000 Pyramid (6 aired the same broadcast as "2", 48)
"5", 19, 33, 43 Price is Right
9, 13, 15, 31 Hollywood Squares
10 am
"2", 4, 6, 48 Happy Days
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 Wheel of Fortune
10.30
"4", 9, 13, 15, 31 It's Anybody's Guess--Game
10.55
"5", 19, 33, 40, 42 CBS News--Douglas Edwards
I noticed that Atlanta's WSB 2 (NBC) pre-empted what many considered to be NBC most
successful games shows in its day, "Hollywood Squares" at 10.30 am Eastern/9.30 am Central. I
think "Wheel of Fortune" was starting to gain popularity, diminishing "Hollywood Squares" a
little bit.
It's not uncommon for ABC affiliates on the East Coast who aired a 12 pm newscast to air a
program that normally aired at 12 pm earlier in the day, as in the case of WXIA 11 (ABC). Starting
in the mid-1970s, the notion of networks airing a program from 4 to 4.30 pm Eastern/3 to 3.30
pm Central increasingly became a "problem" with affiliate stations. Since ABC didn't start
daytime TV until 11 am Eastern/10 am Central, the 10-11 am Eastern/9-10 am Central slot was
used. All ABC affiliates in the Northern Alabama market in 1977 ("2", 4, 6, 48....in Dec., 31
replaced 48) aired "Edge of Night" at 3 pm Central, the normal time slot for the serial.
> WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
> 7 AM Good Morning America
> 9 AM $20,000 Pyramid
> 9:30 The Better Sex
> 10 AM Joker's Wild
> 10:30 Edge Of Night
> 11 AM Happy Days
> 11:30 Family Feud
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> gave us some daytime schedules for Northern
> Alabama for September 26-30, 1977. Here's
> what was going on across I-20 from Birmingham.
> Schedules are from the Atlanta Constitution and
> run 7 AM-7 PM.
>
> WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
>
> 7 AM Today
> 9 AM Hollywood Squares
> 9:30 Shoot For The Stars
> 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 Newlywed Game
> 1 PM Liars Club
> 1:30 Days Of Our Lives
> 2:30 The Doctors
> 3 PM Another World
> 4 PM The Rookies
> 5 PM Odd Couple

> 5:30 Mary Tyler Moore
> 6 PM News (NBC News follows at 7)
>
> WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
>
> 7 AM CBS Morning News
> 8 AM Captain Kangaroo
> 9 AM Donahue
> 10 AM Cross-Wits
> 11:55 CBS Midday News
> 12 N News
> 1 PM Young And The Restless
> 1:30 As The World Turns
> 3 PM All In The Family
> 3:30 I Dream Of Jeannie
> 4 PM Bewitched
> 4:30 Mike Douglas
> 6 PM News (CBS News follows at 7)
>
> WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
>
> I assume instructional programs fill
> most of the day.
>
> 4 PM Sesame Street
> 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
> 5:30 Sesame Street
> 6:30 Withit (Mon & Fri)
> Hodgepodge Lodge (Tue)
> Zoom (Wed)
> The Horse (Thu)
>
> WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
>
> 9 AM $20,000 Pyramid
> 9:30 The Better Sex
> 10 AM Joker's Wild
> 11 AM Happy Days
> 11:30 Family Feud
> 12 N News
> 12:30 Ryan's Hope
> 1 PM All My Children
> 2 PM Hollywood Connection
> (game show almost identical

> to Hollywood Squares--Jim
> Lange was host)
I think you meant Break The Bank which was off the air. Looked to me more like a Match Game
clone having seen some of the reruns on GSN in 1997-98. Jim Lange did host this Barry/Enright
production.
> 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 AM Three Stooges And
> Little Rascals
> 8 AM Lassie
> 8:30 Leave It To Beaver
> 9 AM Lucy Show
> 9:30 Love, American Style
> 10 AM Movie:
> "Face Of A Fugitive" (Mon)
> "Slim Carter" (Tue)

> "13 Rue Madeline" (Wed)
> "Thunder Over The Plains" (Thu)
> "Lifeboat" (Fri)
>
> 12 N Hazel
> 12:30 Movie:
> "We Were Strangers" (Mon)
> "Till The End Of Time" (Tue)
> "The Great Lie" (Wed)
> "Tomorrow Is Forever" (Thu)
> "Lady For A Night" (Fri)
>
> 2:30 I Love Lucy
> 3 PM Flintstones
> 3:30 The Archies
> 4 PM New Mickey Mouse Club
> 4:30 The Monkees
> 5 PM Gilligan's Island
> 5:30 Partridge Family
> 6 PM Andy Griffith
> 6:30 My Three Sons
>
> WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
>
> 9 AM Sesame Street

> I assume instructional programs fill the
> gaps.
> 2 PM Electric Company
> 2:30 another gap
> 4 PM Sesame Street
> 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
> 5:30 Electric Company
> 6 PM Zoom
> 6:30 As We See It
>
> WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
>
> 3 PM Kids' Show
> 5:30 Entertainment Page
> 6:30 Spotlight
>
> WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
>
> 7 AM Mighty Mouse
> 7:30 Heckle And Jeckle
> 8 AM Deputy Dawg
> 8:30 Batman
> 9 AM Flipper
> 9:30 Life Of Riley
> 10 AM 700 Club

> 11:30 Life In The Spirit (Mon)
> Practical Christian Living (Tue)
> The Rock (Wed)
> Manna (Thu)
> The Bible (Fri)
>
> 12 N This Is The Life (Mon)
> Acts 29 (Tue)
> Charisma (Wed)
> New Day (Thu)
> God Of Our Fathers (Fri)
>
> 12:30 McHale's Navy
> 1 PM Mr. Ed
> 1:30 Dennis The Menace
> 2 PM Huck And Yogi
> 2:30 Popeye And Porky Hour
> 3:30 Fred Flintstone And Friends
> 4 PM Josie And The Pussycats/Brady Kids
> 4:30 Super Heroes
> 5 PM Jackson Five
> 5:30 Brady Bunch
> 6 PM Dick Van Dyke
> 6:30 Sgt. Bilko
>
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> > WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
>
> > 9 AM $20,000 Pyramid
> > 9:30 The Better Sex
> > 10 AM Joker's Wild
> Were the shows from 9 to 10.30 am ABC shows?
>
Pyramid and Sex were ABC shows; Joker was syndicated.
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I stand corrected about Hollywood Connection.
It involved six celebrities who answered questions
about their personalities; the contestants had to
pick a star and decide which of three possible answers
that star had chosen. Both it and Break The Bank were
Barry and Enright shows with multiple celebrities, so
maybe I inadvertently mixed up the two.
ohstuskskaterpunk (did I spell that right?)
> > gave us some daytime schedules for Northern
> > Alabama for September 26-30, 1977. Here's
> > what was going on across I-20 from Birmingham.
> > Schedules are from the Atlanta Constitution and
> > run 7 AM-7 PM.
>>
> > WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
>>
> > 7 AM Today
> > 9 AM Hollywood Squares

> > 9:30 Shoot For The Stars
> > 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 Newlywed Game
> > 1 PM Liars Club
> > 1:30 Days Of Our Lives
> > 2:30 The Doctors
> > 3 PM Another World
> > 4 PM The Rookies
> > 5 PM Odd Couple
> > 5:30 Mary Tyler Moore
> > 6 PM News (NBC News follows at 7)
>>
> > WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
>>
> > 7 AM CBS Morning News
> > 8 AM Captain Kangaroo
> > 9 AM Donahue
> > 10 AM Cross-Wits
> > 10:30 Price Is Right
> > 11:30 Love Of Life
> > 11:55 CBS Midday 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 I Dream Of Jeannie
> > 4 PM Bewitched
> > 4:30 Mike Douglas
> > 6 PM News (CBS News follows at 7)
>>
> > WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
>>
> > I assume instructional programs fill
> > most of the day.
>>
> > 4 PM Sesame Street
> > 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
> > 5:30 Sesame Street
> > 6:30 Withit (Mon & Fri)
> > Hodgepodge Lodge (Tue)
> > Zoom (Wed)
> > The Horse (Thu)
>>

>>
> > 7 AM Good Morning America
> > 9 AM $20,000 Pyramid
> > 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 Hollywood Connection
> > (game show almost identical
> > to Hollywood Squares--Jim
> > Lange was host)
>
> I think you meant Break The Bank which was off the air.
> Looked to me more like a Match Game clone having seen some
> of the reruns on GSN in 1997-98. Jim Lange did host this
> Barry/Enright production.
>
> > 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
>>
> > WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
>>
> > 7 AM Three Stooges And
> > Little Rascals
> > 8 AM Lassie
> > 8:30 Leave It To Beaver
> > 9 AM Lucy Show
> > 9:30 Love, American Style
> > 10 AM Movie:
> > "Face Of A Fugitive" (Mon)
> > "Slim Carter" (Tue)
> > "13 Rue Madeline" (Wed)
> > "Thunder Over The Plains" (Thu)
> > "Lifeboat" (Fri)
>>
> > 12 N Hazel
> > 12:30 Movie:
> > "We Were Strangers" (Mon)
> > "Till The End Of Time" (Tue)
> > "The Great Lie" (Wed)
> > "Tomorrow Is Forever" (Thu)

> > "Lady For A Night" (Fri)
>>
> > 2:30 I Love Lucy
> > 3 PM Flintstones
> > 3:30 The Archies
> > 4 PM New Mickey Mouse Club
> > 4:30 The Monkees
> > 5 PM Gilligan's Island
> > 5:30 Partridge Family
> > 6 PM Andy Griffith
> > 6:30 My Three Sons
>>
> > WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
>>
> > 9 AM Sesame Street
> > I assume instructional programs fill the
> > gaps.
> > 2 PM Electric Company
> > 2:30 another gap
> > 4 PM Sesame Street
> > 5 PM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
> > 5:30 Electric Company
> > 6 PM Zoom
> > 6:30 As We See It
>>
> > WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
>>
> > 3 PM Kids' Show
> > 5:30 Entertainment Page
> > 6:30 Spotlight
>>
> > WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
>>
> > 7 AM Mighty Mouse
> > 7:30 Heckle And Jeckle
> > 8 AM Deputy Dawg
> > 8:30 Batman
> > 9 AM Flipper
> > 9:30 Life Of Riley
> > 10 AM 700 Club
> > 11:30 Life In The Spirit (Mon)
> > Practical Christian Living (Tue)
> > The Rock (Wed)
> > Manna (Thu)
> > The Bible (Fri)
>>
> > 12 N This Is The Life (Mon)
> > Acts 29 (Tue)
> > Charisma (Wed)
> > New Day (Thu)

> > God Of Our Fathers (Fri)
>>
> > 12:30 McHale's Navy
> > 1 PM Mr. Ed
> > 1:30 Dennis The Menace
> > 2 PM Huck And Yogi
> > 2:30 Popeye And Porky Hour
> > 3:30 Fred Flintstone And Friends
> > 4 PM Josie And The Pussycats/Brady Kids
> > 4:30 Super Heroes
> > 5 PM Jackson Five
> > 5:30 Brady Bunch
> > 6 PM Dick Van Dyke
> > 6:30 Sgt. Bilko
>>
>
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>
>
> I noticed that Atlanta's WSB 2 (NBC) pre-empted what many
> considered to be NBC most successful games shows in its day,
> "Hollywood Squares" at 10.30 am Eastern/9.30 am Central. I
> think "Wheel of Fortune" was starting to gain popularity,
> diminishing "Hollywood Squares" a little bit.
> It's not uncommon for ABC affiliates on the East Coast who
> aired a 12 pm newscast to air a program that normally aired
> at 12 pm earlier in the day, as in the case of WXIA 11
> (ABC). Starting in the mid-1970s, the notion of networks
> airing a program from 4 to 4.30 pm Eastern/3 to 3.30 pm
> Central increasingly became a "problem" with affiliate
> stations. Since ABC didn't start daytime TV until 11 am
> Eastern/10 am Central, the 10-11 am Eastern/9-10 am Central
> slot was used. All ABC affiliates in the Northern Alabama
The 9-11 AM lineup on Ch. 11 consisted of three ABC shows:
$20,000 Pyramid (delay from 2 PM), The Better Sex (delay from
12 Noon), and The Edge Of Night (delay from 4 PM). The Joker's
Wild was in its first season of new syndicated episodes. The
network shows were on a one-day delay.
Ch. 11 had stuck pretty closely to the network schedule until
the fall of 1972; Split Second (12:30) was the only show delayed
(the station's midday news aired at 12:30). But in September 1972,
11 moved its newscast to noon, putting Password in the morning (11
AM until the summer of '73, when it moved to 10 AM); then it
started a movie at 3:30, bumping One Life To Live until ABC finally
let them run it at 11 AM; and Love, American Style, which aired at
10:30. In the summer of '75, 11 moved its newscast to 11:30 AM
and ran Showoffs at 12, but that didn't work at all.
By 1977, Ch. 5 pretty much owned the morning, thanks to Donahue
and The Price Is Right. Ch. 2 constantly juggled its morning
lineup until it moved to ABC, trying to find a combination to
beat 5.
5 had not carried CBS's 4 PM show since the late '60s, when it
moved Secret Storm to the morning and replaced it with Mike Douglas;
it began airing a noon newscast around the time Love Of Life moved
from noon to 11:30 AM in 1969.
2 never carried NBC from 12 to 1 after the demise of Tic Tac Dough
and It Could Be You in the late '50s/early '60s. More than one of
you has expressed shock that 2 did not carry the Art Fleming version
of Jeopardy! when it aired at 12, but that's a fact. In fact, the
next time 2 ran a network show at 12:30 was after it changed networks
and began carrying Ryan's Hope. But 2 was the last of the three to
drop its network's 4 PM show; Somerset was canceled in Atlanta in 1974,
two years before NBC dropped it.
Today, however, every network daytime show airs on pattern in
Atlanta:
Ch. 2: 11 AM The View
12 N News (to 1--ABC gave back 12:30 after
Port Charles was canceled)
Ch. 11: 1 PM Days Of Our Lives
2 PM Passions
Ch. 46: 11 AM Price Is Right
12 N News (local)
1:30 Bold And The Beautiful
2 PM As The World Turns

3 PM Guiding Light
> market in 1977 ("2", 4, 6, 48....in Dec., 31 replaced 48)
> aired "Edge of Night" at 3 pm Central, the normal time slot
> for the serial.
>
>
> > 7 AM Good Morning America
> > 9 AM $20,000 Pyramid
> > 10:30 Edge Of Night
> > 11 AM Happy Days
> > 11:30 Family Feud
>
> Were the shows from 9 to 10.30 am ABC shows?
>
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point Saturday, June 7, 1969
Now I have to mention one other show that was
a huge hit in its initial summer run, got good
ratings in a regular slot when it returned in
January 1970, and might have gone on to a long
run if ABC had not canceled it in 1971 for poor
demographics: The Johnny Cash Show, which premiered
this day. Cash's premiere guests were Bob Dylan,
Fannie Flagg, Cajun singer/fiddler Doug Kershaw,
and Joni Mitchell.
Schedules are from the Greensboro Daily News and

run 7 AM-sign off:
WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS)
7 AM Black Heritage
7:30 Three Stooges
8 AM Go-Go Gophers
8:30 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour
9:30 Wacky Races
10 AM Archie Show
10:30 Batman/Superman Hour
11:30 Herculoids
12 N Shazzan!
12:30 Jonny Quest
1 PM Moby Dick And The Mighty
Mightor
1:30 Lone Ranger (animated)
2 PM Movie: "Jazz Beat"
3:30 Stonemans (country/bluegrass
family--banjoist Roni was later
a regular on Hee Haw)
4 PM Good Guys (delay from Wed. 8:30)
4:30 Animal World (delay from Thu. 7:30)
5 PM Golf: Western Open (third round)
(Incredibly, this pre-empts CBS's

coverage of the Belmont Stakes, which
airs on independent Ch. 48. Same thing
in Charlotte: CBS affiliate WBTV/3 ran the
golf tournament, and independent Ch. 36 the
horse race. I think Hughes Sports Network
handled the golf telecast.)
6 PM It's Racing Time (NOW they have horse racing,
although it's one of the supermarket promos
like Let's Go To The Races)
6:30 CBS News--Roger Mudd
7 PM News
7:30 Jackie Gleason
8:30 My Three Sons
9 PM Hogan's Heroes
10 PM Mannix
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Beat The Devil"
WUNC Ch. 4 (PBS)
off air on Saturday
WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)

7 AM Aspect (farm show)
7:30 Limbo (local kids' show--he's
a clown)
9 AM New Casper Cartoon Show
9:30 Adventures Of Gulliver
10 AM Spiderman
10:30 Fantastic Voyage
11 AM Journey To The Center Of
The Earth
11:30 Fantastic Four
12 N George Of The Jungle
12:30 American Bandstand
1:30 Happening
2 PM Dudley Do-Right
2:30 Linus The Lionhearted
3 PM King Kong (animated)
3:30 Skippy, The Bush Kangaroo
4 PM Car & Track
4:30 Bowling (nothing else given, but
it's not the Pro Bowlers Tour)
6:30 Wrestling (from the studio)
7:30 Dating Game
8 PM Newlywed Game
8:30 Lawrence Welk

9:30 Johnny Cash
10:30 All-American College Show
11 PM ABC News
11:15 Movie: "Island Of Lost Souls"
WSJS Ch. 12 (NBC)
7 AM Farm Report
7:30 Astro Boy
8 AM Cartoon Carnival
9 AM Super 6
9:30 Cool McCool
10 AM Flintstones (NBC version--Ch. 2 ran
the syndicated version weekdays at
4:30)
10:30 Banana Splits
11:30 Underdog
12 N Storybook Squares
12:30 Untamed World
1 PM 77 Sunset Strip
2 PM Baseball: Reds at Cubs
5 PM Dobie Gillis (time approximate)
5:30 Industry On Parade
5:45 Parsons To Persons
6 PM News
6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report
7 PM Horse Racing (I don't know if this
is a supermarket promo or not. But
for a state which still doesn't have
horse racing (we don't even have a
lottery), there was certainly a lot of
it on television in 1969.)
7:30 Adam-12
8 PM Get Smart
8:30 Ghost & Mrs. Muir
9 PM NBC Movie: "Rope Of Sand"
11 PM News
11:15 Movie: "Johnny Nobody"
WUBC Ch. 48 (Ind.)
3:30 Movie: "Oklahoma Kid"
5 PM Belmont Stakes (the first and last time
Ch. 48 would do this--it would be back
on Ch. 2 in 1970--not counting one year
around 1996 when it duplicated ABC on
Ch. 45)
6 PM Wrestling (don't know where from)
7 PM Public Defender
7:30 Paris Precinct

(Two obscure shows from the '50s.)
8 PM Woody Greeson (local country-music show;
he still performs in country nightclubs
in the Triad)
10 PM Alan Burke (the thinking man's Joe Pyne,
or so he would have you believe: "I'm
not against writers," he once said, attacking
Pyne. "I write poetry myself." Could be, but
IMHO, Pyne was more fun to watch.)
Just my opinion: two local horse-racing shows and one
show featuring a family that made its name in part in
bluegrass music. If I didn't know better (after all,
I was born in Greensboro), I'd think this was either
Louisville or Lexington.
06-12-2005, 11:01 PM #2
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Re: Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point Saturday, June 7, 1969
WSJS Ch. 12(NBC)
> 12 N Storybook Squares
Boy do I remember that one.(I was 4 when that show aired).

For those who were wondering about that title, that's the Saturday morning spinoff of
"Hollywood Squares" in which celebrities[including mainstays from "HS" Paul Lynde and Charlie
Weaver] dressed up as characters from TV, storybooks or movies, and the contestants were
youngsters. Charo as Queen Isabella of Spain? Yes! Even performers that were part of the NBC
lineup at the time appeared as their TV characters, among them Barbara Eden(As Jeannie from "I
Dream Of Jeannie"), William Shatner(As Captain Kirk from "Star Trek") and Arte Johnson(As the
"Veeery Interesting" German solider from "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In").
BTW if you see "The E! True Hollywood Story" on "Hollywood Squares" the stars who were on
that short-lived(One Season) show will mention this program.
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> WSJS Ch. 12(NBC)
>
> > 12 N Storybook Squares
>
> For those who were wondering about that title, that's the
> Saturday morning spinoff of "Hollywood Squares" ...
>
> BTW if you see "The E! True Hollywood Story" on "Hollywood
> Squares" the stars who were on that short-lived(One Season)
> show will mention this program.
>
While "Storybook Squares" only lasted for one season as a separate program, the regular
weekday Squares had occasional special "Storybook Squares" weeks, through the late-1970s.
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Western Open was once considered a major on the PGA Tour before the Masters.
The 1969 Belmont Stakes featured a horse going for the Triple Crown but finished 2nd. This
marked the 21st straight year without a Triple Crown winner, it took until 1973 and
Sectreait's(SP?) 31-length victory in the Belmont. Now we have a string of 27 straight years
without a winner of the Triple Crown. Every year someone wins 2 of 3.
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> WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
>
> 7:30 Limbo (local kids' show--he's
> a clown)
If memory serves (and sometimes it doesn't), Limbo was a FEMALE clown under all of the
greasepaint.
Later...
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Reidsville, NC
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> > WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
>>
> > 7:30 Limbo (local kids' show--he's
> > a clown)
>
> If memory serves (and sometimes it doesn't), Limbo was a
> FEMALE clown under all of the greasepaint.
>
> Later...
> Matt Smith, Station Manager
> WGSR-TV "Star-39"
> Reidsville, NC
>
> Home of a TV Classic,
> Monday Night Live with Ken & Mark
> (yes...it's back)
>
Could be. I don't remember much about the
show; I was getting a little old for kids'
shows by that time. I read somewhere that
on the Disney Channel's Dumbo's Circus, a

woman played a live-action Dumbo, so this
is not out of the question. The only picture
I've ever seen of Limbo looked like a guy, but
again, it could have been a woman made up as
a male.
Network fall schedules 1955--50 years ago (Part 1)
From Castleman and Podrazik's "The TV
Schedule Book." New shows are in CAPS
MONDAY-FRIDAY DAYTIME
ABC 7 AM (Local)
5 PM MICKEY MOUSE CLUB
6 PM (Local)
CBS 7 AM The Morning Show
8 AM CAPTAIN KANGAROO
9 AM (Local)
10 AM Garry Moore Show
10:30 Arthur Godfrey Time
(Garry Moore occupies
this time on Fridays)
11:30 Strike It Rich
12 N Valiant Lady
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Guiding Light
1 PM Jack Paar Show
1:30 Love Story (formerly
Welcome Travelers)
2 PM Robert Q. Lewis Show
2:30 Art Linkletter's House
Party
3 PM Big Payoff
3:30 Bob Crosby Show
4 PM Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
5 PM Barker Bill (Wed/Fri only)
(otherwise, local)
5:15 (Local)
6:45 Douglas Edwards With The News
NBC 7 AM Today
9 AM (Local)
10 AM Ding Dong School
10:30 Search For Beauty
11 AM Home
12 N Tennessee Ernie Ford Show

1 PM (Local)
3 PM NBC MATINEE THEATER
4 PM DATE WITH LIFE (soap opera)
4:15 First Love
4:30 World Of Mr. Sweeney
5 PM Pinky Lee Circus Time
5:30 Howdy Doody
6 PM (Local)
MONDAY
ABC 7 PM Kukla, Fran And Ollie
7:15 John Daly And The News
7:30 Topper (reruns)
8 PM TV Reader's Digest
8:30 Voice Of Firestone
9 PM Dotty Mack Show
9:30 Medical Horizons
10 PM The Big Picture
10:30 (Local)
CBS 7 PM (Local, although some
stations carried Douglas

Edwards at 7:15)
7:30 ROBIN HOOD
8 PM Burns And Allen Show
8:30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent
Scouts
9 PM I Love Lucy
9:30 December Bride
10 PM Studio One
11 PM (Local)
DUMONT 7 PM (Local)
9 PM Boxing From St. Nicholas
Arena With Chris Schenkel
10:45 At Ringside
11 PM (Local)
NBC 7 PM (Local)
7:30 Tony Martin
8 PM Caesar's Hour
9 PM Medic
(Producer's Showcase airs 8-9:30
once a month)
9:30 Robert Montgomery Presents
10:30 (Local)
11:30 Tonight
TUESDAY
7:30 WARNER BROTHERS PRESENTS:
CHEYENNE/CASABLANCA/KING'S ROW
8:30 WYATT EARP
9 PM Make Room For Daddy
9:30 DuPont Cavalcade Theater
10 PM Talent Varieties
10:30 (Local)
CBS 7 PM (Local)
7:30 Name That Tune
8 PM NAVY LOG
8:30 YOU'LL NEVER GET RICH
(Phil Silvers as Sgt. Bilko)
9 PM Meet Millie
9:30 Red Skelton Show
10 PM The $64,000 Question
10:30 My Favorite Husband
11 PM (Local)
NBC 7 PM (Local)
7:30 Dinah Shore
8 PM Milton Berle Show/Martha
Raye Show/CHEVY SHOW
9 PM Jane Wyman's Fireside
Theater
9:30 Armstrong Circle Theater/
PLAYWRIGHTS '56
10:30 Big Town
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Tonight
WEDNESDAY
7:30 Disneyland
8:30 MGM PARADE
9 PM Masquerade Party
9:30 Break The Bank
10 PM Wednesday Night Fights
11 PM (Local)
CBS 7 PM (Local)
7:30 BRAVE EAGLE
8 PM Arthur Godfrey And His
Friends
9 PM The Millionaire
9:30 I've Got A Secret
10 PM U.S. Steel Hour/
20TH CENTURY-FOX HOUR
11 PM (Local)
DUMONT 7 PM (Local)
9:30 What's The Story?
10 PM (Local)
NBC 7 PM (Local)
7:30 Eddie Fisher
7:45 Plymouth News Caravan
8 PM SCREEN DIRECTOR'S PLAYHOUSE
9 PM Kraft Television Theater
10 PM This Is Your Life
10:30 Midwestern Hayride
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Tonight
Part 2 follows on a separate post.

Continuing from "The TV Schedule Book" by
Castleman and Podrazik
THURSDAY
7:30 The Lone Ranger
8 PM Life Is Worth Living (Bishop Sheen)
8:30 Stop The Music
9 PM Star Tonight
9:30 Down You Go
10 PM OUTSIDE U.S.A.
10:30 (Local)
CBS 7 PM (Local)
7:30 SGT. PRESTON OF THE YUKON
8 PM Bob Cummings Show
8:30 Climax! (Shower Of Stars
once a month)
9:30 Four Star Playhouse
10 PM Johnny Carson Show
10:30 WANTED
11 PM (Local)
NBC 7 PM (Local)
7:30 Dinah Shore
8 PM You Bet Your Life
8:30 THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE
9 PM Dragnet
9:30 Ford Theater
10 PM Lux Video Theater
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Tonight
FRIDAY
7:30 Rin Tin Tin
8 PM Ozzie And Harriet
8:30 CROSSROADS
9 PM Dollar A Second
9:30 The Vise
10 PM Ethel And Albert
10:30 (Local)
CBS 7 PM (Local)
7:30 ADVENTURES OF CHAMPION
(Gene Autry's horse)
8 PM Mama
9 PM THE CRUSADER
9:30 Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars
10 PM The Lineup
11 PM (Local)
NBC 7 PM (Local)
7:30 Eddie Fisher
7:45 Plymouth News Caravan
8 PM Truth Or Consequences
8:30 The Life Of Riley
9 PM Big Story
9:30 STAR STAGE
10 PM Gillette Cavalcade Of Sports
10:45 Red Barber
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Tonight
SATURDAY
ABC Local until 7:30 PM.
7:30 Ozark Jubilee/
GRAND OLE OPRY once a month
9 PM Lawrence Welk Show
10 PM Tomorrow's Careers
10:30 (Local)
CBS 10 AM (Local)
10:30 Winky Dink And You
11 AM Captain Midnight
11:30 TALES OF THE TEXAS RANGERS
12 N The Big Top
1 PM The Lone Ranger (reruns)
1:30 Uncle Johnny Coons
2 PM REGIONAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL
4:30 (Local)
6:30 The Saturday Lucy Show (reruns
of I Love Lucy)
7 PM Gene Autry Show
7:30 Beat The Clock
8 PM Stage Show
8:30 THE HONEYMOONERS
9 PM Two For The Money
9:30 IT'S ALWAYS JAN
10 PM GUNSMOKE
(FORD STAR JUBILEE airs 9:30-11 once
a month)
11 PM (Local)
NBC 10 AM Pinky Lee Circus Show
10:30 Paul Winchell-Jerry Mahoney
Show
11 AM FURY
11:30 Mr. Wizard
12 N (Local)
1:45 Pressbox Preview
2 PM NCAA College Football
4:45 Football Scoreboard
5 PM (Local)
7:30 BIG SURPRISE
8 PM Perry Como Show
9 PM People Are Funny
9:30 Texaco Star Theater
10 PM George Gobel Show
(Max Liebman Presents airs 9-10:30
once a month)
10:30 Your Hit Parade
11 PM (Local)
SUNDAY
ABC 10 AM (Local)
1 PM College Press Conference
1:30 DEAN JAMES A. PIKE
2 PM Chicago NFL Pro Football
5 PM Super Circus
6 PM (Local)
7 PM You Asked For It
7:30 FAMOUS FILM FESTIVAL
9 PM Chance Of A Lifetime
9:30 Original Amateur Hour
10 PM Life Begins At 80
10:30 (Local)
CBS 10 AM Lamp Unto My Feet
10:30 Look Up And Live
11 AM The UN In Action
11:30 Contest Carnival
12 N Winky Dink And You
12:30 Wild Bill Hickok
1 PM (Local)
2:30 REPORT CARD
3 PM TALKAROUND
3:30 Adventure
4 PM Face The Nation
4:30 Let's Take A Trip
5 PM Omnibus
6:30 You Are There
7 PM Lassie
7:30 Private Secretary/
Jack Benny Program
8 PM Ed Sullivan Show
9 PM General Electric Theater
9:30 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS
10 PM Appointment With Adventure
10:30 What's My Line?
11 PM CBS News
11:15 (Local)
DUMONT 10 AM (Local)
2 PM NFL Pro Football
5 PM (Local)
NBC 10 AM (Local)
12 N Capt. Hartz
12:15 (Local)
1 PM American Forum Of The Air
1:30 Frontiers Of Faith

2 PM American Inventory
2:30 Youth Wants To Know
3 PM DR. SPOCK
3:30 Zoo Parade
4 PM WIDE WIDE WORLD/NBC Opera
Theater/Hallmark Hall Of Fame
5:30 Capt. Gallant Of The Foreign
Legion
6 PM Meet The Press
6:30 Roy Rogers Show
7 PM It's A Great Life
7:30 FRONTIER
8 PM Colgate Variety Hour
(Color Spread airs 7:30-9 once a month)
9 PM Alcoa Hour/Goodyear Television
Playhouse
10 PM Loretta Young Show
10:30 Justice
11 PM (Local)
Again, from Castleman and Podrazik's
"The TV Schedule Book":
MONDAY-FRIDAY DAYTIME
ABC 7 AM Good Morning America
9 AM (Local)
11 AM The Love Boat (reruns)
12 N Family Feud
12:30 Ryan's Hope
4 PM Edge Of Night
4:30 ABC Afterschool Special (one
Wednesday a month, otherwise
local)
5:30 (Local)
6 PM ABC World News Tonight (may
air at 6:30 or 7)
6:30 (Local or WNT)
CBS 7 AM Morning With Charles Kuralt
9 AM (Local)
10 AM The Jeffersons (reruns)
10:30 Alice (reruns)
(Magazine airs 10-11 once a month)
12 N Sunrise Semester (at least, CBS
seems to be feeding it then)
1 PM The Young And The Restless
3 PM Guiding Light
4 PM One Day At A Time (reruns)
(CBS Children's Special airs
once a month)
4:30 (Local)
6:30 CBS Evening News With Walter
Cronkite
NBC 7 AM Today
9 AM (Local)
10 AM David Letterman Show
11:30 Password Plus
12 N Card Sharks
12:30 The Doctors
2 PM Another World
3 PM TEXAS
4 PM Special Treat one Tuesday a
month, else local

5 PM (Local)
6:30 NBC Nightly News With
John Chancellor
MONDAY
ABC 7 PM (Local--WNT may air at 7)
8 PM That's Incredible
9 PM ABC NFL Monday Night Football
12 M (Local)
12:30 Nightline
12:50 (Local)
CBS 7 PM (Local--CBS News may air at 7)
8 PM Flo
8:30 LADIES' MAN
9 PM M*A*S*H
9:30 House Calls
10 PM Lou Grant
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Quincy (reruns)
12:40 The Saint (reruns)
NBC 7 PM (Local--NBC News may air at 7)

9 PM NBC Monday Night At The Movies
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Best Of Carson (reruns)
12:30 Tomorrow
TUESDAY
ABC 7 PM (Local)
8 PM Happy Days
8:30 Laverne And Shirley
9:30 TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT
10 PM Hart To Hart
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Nightline
11:50 Tuesday Movie Of The Week
CBS 7 PM (Local)
8 PM CBS Tuesday Night Movies
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Lou Grant (reruns)
12:40 Movie
NBC 7 PM (Local)
8 PM NBC Tuesday Night At The Movies

10 PM STEVE ALLEN COMEDY HOUR
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Tonight
12:30 Tomorrow
WEDNESDAY
ABC 7 PM (Local)
9 PM Taxi
9:30 Soap
10 PM Vega$
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Nightline
11:50 Love Boat (reruns)
1 AM Police Woman (reruns)
CBS 7 PM (Local)
8 PM ENOS
9 PM CBS Wednesday Night Movies
11 PM (Local)
11:30 CAMPAIGN COUNTDOWN
12 M CBS Late Movie
NBC 7 PM (Local)
8 PM Real People
9 PM NBC Movie Of The Week (Sept-Oct)
Diff'rent Strokes (from Nov)
9:30 Facts Of Life (from Nov)
10 PM Quincy (from Nov)
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Tonight
12:30 Tomorrow
Prime time schedules have been disrupted by an
actors' strike. More of the same to come.
Network fall lineups 1980--25 years ago (Part 2)
Continuing from Castleman and Podrazik's
"The TV Schedule Book." Remember that an
actors' strike is in progress in September
and October. New shows, BTW, are in CAPS.
THURSDAY
ABC 7 PM (Local)
8 PM Mork And Mindy
8:30 BOSOM BUDDIES
9 PM Barney Miller
9:30 IT'S A LIVING

10 PM 20/20
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Nightline
11:50 Charlie's Angels (reruns)
1 AM Police Woman (reruns)
CBS 7 PM (Local)
8 PM The White Shadow (Sept-Oct)/
The Waltons (from Nov)
9 PM CBS Special Movie Presentation
(Sept-Oct)/
MAGNUM, P.I. (from Nov)
10 PM Knots Landing (from Nov)
11 PM (Local)
11:30 The Jeffersons (reruns)
12:05 McMillan And Wife (reruns)
NBC 7 PM (Local)
8 PM GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
9 PM NBC Thursday Night At The Movies
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Tonight
12:30 Tomorrow
FRIDAY
ABC 7 PM (Local)
8 PM Benson
8:30 I'M A BIG GIRL NOW
9 PM ABC Friday Night Movie
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Fridays
CBS 7 PM (Local)
8 PM The Incredible Hulk
9 PM The Dukes Of Hazzard
10 PM Dallas
11 PM (Local)
11:30 NO HOLDS BARRED
12:40 New Avengers
NBC 7 PM (Local)
8 PM NBC Friday Night At The Movies
(Sept-Dec)
MARIE (from Dec)
9 PM NUMBER 96 (from Dec)
10 PM NBC MAGAZINE WITH DAVID BRINKLEY
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Tonight
12:30 Midnight Special

SATURDAY
ABC 8 AM The World's Greatest Superfriends
9 AM All New Scooby And Scrappy Doo Show
9:30 Scooby And Scrappy Doo
10:30 THUNDARR THE BARBARIAN
11 AM HEATHCLIFF AND DINGBAT
11:30 Plasticman/Baby Plas Super
Comedy Show
12 N ABC Weekend Special
1:30 College Football Today
1:45 NCAA College Football
4:45 Prudential College Scoreboard
5 PM ABC's Wide World Of Sports
6:30 (Local)
8 PM BREAKING AWAY
9 PM The Love Boat
10 PM Fantasy Island
11 PM ABC News
11:15 (Local)
CBS 8 AM Mighty Mouse & Heckle
& Jeckle
8:30 Tom And Jerry Comedy Show
9 AM Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show
10:30 All New Popeye Hour
11:30 DRAK PACK
12 N New Fat Albert Show
12:30 Tarzan-Lone Ranger Adventure
Hour
1:30 30 Minutes
2 PM (Local)
4:30 CBS Sports Spectacular
6 PM (Local)
6:30 CBS Evening News With
Bob Schieffer
7 PM (Local)
8 PM WKRP In Cincinnati
8:30 Tim Conway Show
9 PM CBS Special Movie Presentation
(Sept-Nov)
FREEBIE AND THE BEAN (from Nov)
10 PM SECRETS OF MIDLAND HEIGHTS (from Nov)
11 PM (Local)
NBC 8 AM Godzilla-Dynomutt Hour
9 AM Fred And Barney Meet The Shmoo
10:30 Daffy Duck Show

11 AM Batman And The Super Seven
12 N Jonny Quest
12:30 The Jetsons
1 PM (Local)
4 PM SportsWorld
5:30 (Local)
Jessica Savitch
7 PM (Local)
8 PM BARBARA MANDRELL AND THE
MANDRELL SISTERS
9 PM NBC Saturday Night At The Movies
11 PM (Local)
11:30 Saturday Night Live '80
SUNDAY
ABC 8 AM (Local)
10:30 Kids Are People Too
11:30 Animals, Animals, Animals
12 N Issues And Answers
12:30 College Football '80
1 PM Directions
1:30 (Local)
6 PM ABC World News Tonight Sunday

6:30 (Local or WNT)
7 PM THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS
9 PM ABC Sunday Night Movie
11 PM ABC News
11:15 (Local)
CBS 8 AM 3 Robonic Stooges
8:30 Jason Of Star Command
9 AM Sunday Morning With
Charles Kuralt
10:30 For Our Times
11 AM Sunrise Semester
12 N (Local)
12:30 NFL Today
1 PM NFL-NFC Pro Football
3:45 NFL Today
4 PM (Local or second game of
doubleheader)
6 PM CBS Evening News With
Morton Dean
6:30 (Local or CBS News)
7 PM 60 Minutes
8 PM Archie Bunker's Place

9 PM Alice
9:30 The Jeffersons
10 PM Trapper John, M.D.
11 PM CBS News
11:15 (Local)
NBC 8 AM (Local)
12 N Meet The Press
12:30 NFL '80
1 PM NFL-AFC Pro Football
3:45 Budweiser NFL Report
4 PM (Local or second game of
doubleheader)
5 PM NBC Television Religious
Program (airs about once
a month)
6 PM (Local)
Jane Pauley
7 PM Disney's Wonderful World
8 PM CHiPs
9 PM Sunday Big Event
11 PM (Local)
11:30 DECISION '80

12 M NBC Late Night Movie
CBS and NBC's early newscasts are contingent
upon football doubleheaders. Whenever there
is a game, the next program is time approximate.
Retro: Kansas City, Thursday, Oct. 29, 1964
(Source: Chillicothe, Mo. Constitution-Tribune)
WDAF-TV 4 (NBC)
AM
6:25 Daily Word
6:30 Operation Alphabet
7 Today
9 Make Room For Daddy
9:30 Word For Word
9:55 News
10 Concentration
10:30 Jeopardy
11 Whats This Song?
11:30 Truth or Consquences
11:55 NBC News
PM
12 News
12:15 Accent
1 Loretta Young
1:30 The Doctors
2 Another World
2:30 You Dont Say
3 Match Game
3:25 News
3:30 Superman
4 Movie: The Maze
5:30 NBC News
6 News
6:30 Daniel Boone
7:30 Dr. Kildare
8:30 Hazel
9 Perry Como
10 News
10:15 Tonight
12 News
12:05 Daily Word
KCMO-TV 5 (CBS)
AM
6:25 Fisher Family
6:55 Farm Facts
7 Sunrise Semester
7:30 Moment of Meditation

7:35 Cartoon Land
8 Captain Kangaroo
9 Mike Wallace
9:30 I Love Lucy
10 Andy of Mayberry
10:30 Real McCoys
11 Love of Life
11:25 News
11:45 Guiding Light
PM
12 News
1 Password
1:30 House Party
2 To Tell The Truth
2:25 News
2:30 Edge of Night
3 Secret Storm
3:30 Jack Benny
4 Movie: Passport to Suez
5:30 CBS News
6 News
6:30 The Munsters
7 Perry Mason
8 Password
8:30 Barry Goldwater political talk
9 The Defenders
10 News
10:15 Movie: Footsteps In The Fog
12 News
12:10 Movie: Passport to Suez (same as 4 p.m.)
KMBC-TV 9 (ABC)
AM
6:45 Call to Worship
6:50 Highlight
6:55 News
7 Surveys of Arts
7:30 Jungle Jim
8 Torey Time (Torey Southwick)
9 General Hospital
9:30 Price Is Right (from NBC)
10 Get The Message
10:30 Missing Links
11 Father Knows Best
11:30 Hello, Pea Pickers (Tenn. Ernie Ford)
PM
12 Whizzo Playtime (Whizzo the Clown)
1 Free For All

2:25 News
2:30 Young Marrieds
3 Trailmaster
4 Torey and Friends (Torey Southwick again, with a live audience)
4:30 Mickey Mouse
5 Yogi Bear
5:30 Lawman
6 News
6:15 ABC News
6:30 Flintstones
7 Donna Reed
7:30 My Three Sons
8 Bewitched
8:30 Peyton Place II
9 Jimmy Dean
10 News
10:15 Steve Allen
11:45 Peter Gunn
12:15 Highlight; News; Faith For Our Times
06-20-2005, 04:04 PM #2
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Re: Torey Southwick
> (Source: Chillicothe, Mo. Constitution-Tribune)

>> KMBC-TV 9 (ABC)
> 8 Torey Time (Torey Southwick)
> 4 Torey and Friends (Torey Southwick again, with a live
> audience)
Torey Southwick much later was at WNEO/WEAO PBS 45/49 in Youngstown/Akron Ohio as either
station manager or program director. I know he was seen on many of their pledge drives..
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> (Source: Chillicothe, Mo. Constitution-Tribune)
>
> KMBC-TV 9 (ABC)
> AM
>
> 9:30 Price Is Right (from NBC)
>
> The Price Is Right (original, Bill Cullen-
hosted version) moved from NBC to ABC in 1963.
Supposedly, NBC had decided to drop the primetime
version, which did not please Mark Goodson and
Bill Todman, so they took both the daytime and
primetime versions to ABC. The nighttime show
was canceled in September 1964; the daytime, in
September 1965. (A similar thing happened with
Let's Make A Deal in 1968. NBC had had tremendous
success with a primetime version in the summer of
1967 but wouldn't give it a second shot. Monty Hall
and his partner Stefan Hatos found ABC willing to air
Deal in both daytime and primetime.)
At any rate, the next time we saw The Price Is Right,
it was on CBS, Bob Barker was the host, and Johnny Olsen
was calling people to "come on down," just as Rich Fields
is doing--33 years later.
>
Retro: Atlanta Saturday, June 30, 1973
From the Atlanta Constitution. Schedules
begin at 7 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)

7 AM Talking With A Giant
7:30 Popeye
9 AM Jetsons
9:30 Pink Panther
10 AM Underdog
10:30 The Barkleys
11 AM Sealab 2020
11:30 Runaround
12 N In2ition (local kids' game show)
1 PM Tarzan
2 PM Baseball: teams not listed
5 PM Golf: Western Open (third round)
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM Emergency!
9 PM NBC Movie: "That Man From Rio"
11:15 News
11:45 Movie: "The Pied Piper"
1:45 News
1:50 Movie: "Country Music Holiday"
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)

7 AM Tree Talks
7:30 4-H Club
8 AM Bugs Bunny
8:30 Sabrina, The Teenage Witch
9 AM Vision On
9:30 New Scooby Doo Movies
11 AM Flintstones Comedy Hour
12 N Archie's TV Funnies
2:30 Soul Train
3:30 Flipside
4 PM Car And Track
4:30 Movie: "Deadly Harvest"
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Bobby Goldsboro
7:30 Wait Till Your Father Gets
Home
8:30 Bridget Loves Bernie

9:30 Bob Newhart
10 PM Oral Roberts Special
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Shoot Loud, Louder...
I Don't Understand"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
7 PM Varoom
7:30 Faces And Places
8 PM The Sessions
8:30 Speaking Freely
9 PM Country Hayride
10 PM Movie: "My Son, My Son"
WQXI Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Weekend Romper Room
7:30 Funky Phantom
8 AM H.R. Pufnstuf
8:30 Jackson Five
9 AM The Osmonds
9:30 Saturday Superstar Movie
10:30 Brady Kids
11 AM Bewitched
11:30 Kid Power
12 N News
12:30 Lidsville
1 PM Action '73
2 PM Ebony Beat Journal
2:30 Lost In Space
3:30 Movie: "The Lone Texan"
6:30 News
7 PM Movie: "Killers Of Kilimanjaro"
8:30 Paul Lynde
9 PM Burns And Schreiber Comedy
Hour
10 PM Jigsaw
11 PM News
11:40 ABC News
11:55 Movie: "The Black Rose"
1:30 Movie: "The Flame Barrier"
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 AM Popeye
8 AM Spiderman
8:30 Ultraman
9 AM Little Rascals
9:30 Speed Racer
10 AM Flipper
10:30 Yogi Bear And Pals
11 AM Roller Game: Atlantic Cats
vs. Chiefs
1 PM Movie: "Bowery Champs"
2:30 Movie: "Lady Takes A Sailor"
4:30 Fishing Hole
5:30 Lassie
6 PM Georgia Championship Wrestling
7 PM All South Wrestling
8:30 Buck Owens
9 PM Porter Wagoner
9:30 Bill Anderson
10 PM Boxing From The Forum
11 PM Tube Trip
11:30 Open Up
1 AM Movie: "Living Dangerously"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
off air on Saturday

WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
3:30 Time For Timothy
4 PM Fury
4:30 Earth Lab
5:30 Batman
6 PM Championship Bowling
6:30 Mayberry RFD
7 PM Honeymooners
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 Of Lands And Seas
9:30 The Lesson
10 PM Waters Family
10:30 New Directions
Retro: Atlanta Friday, July 1, 1966
run 7 AM-1 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today Show (COLOR)
9 AM Today In Georgia (COLOR)
9:30 Bonnie Prudden Show (exercises)

10 AM Eye Guess
10:25 NBC News (not listed, but that's
what followed Eye Guess)
10:30 Concentration
11 AM Morning Star (COLOR)
11:30 Paradise Bay
12 N News
12:15 Movie: "Fixed Bayonets"
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
3:30 You Don't Say! (COLOR)
4 PM Match Game (COLOR) (the original,
tamer version)
4:25 NBC News
4:30 Popeye Club
5:30 Animal Kingdom (which later became
Animal World
6 PM News
6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report (COLOR)
7 PM Movie: "Damn Yankeee" (COLOR)
9 PM Salute 2 America Parade Preview (COLOR)
(Ch. 2's annual July 4 parade)
10 PM Man From U.N.C.L.E. (COLOR)
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM CBS Morning News With
Mike Wallace
7:30 News, Weather, Editorial
7:45 Cartoons
9 AM Real McCoys
9:30 Andy Griffith Show
10 AM Dick Van Dyke Show
(these last three are delayed from 10:30,
11, and 11:30 AM respectively. I Love Lucy
airs on CBS at 10 AM but is not carried on
Ch. 5--that would have to wait until syndication)
10:30 Mike Douglas
12 N Love Of Life
12:25 News (don't know if this is local or CBS)
12:45 Guiding Light
1 PM December Bride

2 PM Password
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 Lloyd Thaxton
5:30 Movie: "Crash Landing"
7 PM News (no Cronkite, but he would be
added by the end of the summer)
7:30 Wild Wild West
8:30 Hogan's Heroes
9 PM Gomer Pyle, USMC
9:30 Smothers Brothers
10 PM Wayne And Shuster Take An
Affectionate Look At... (W.C. Fields)
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Son Of Dracula"
WAII Ch. 11 (ABC)
7:30 Managers In Action
9 AM Movie: "Crash Of Silence"
10:30 Selected Short Subjects

11 AM Supermarket Sweep
11:30 Dating Game
12 N Donna Reed Show
1 PM Ben Casey
2 PM Confidential For Women
2:30 A Time For Us
2:55 ABC News
3:30 The Nurses
4 PM Dark Shadows
4:30 Where The Action Is
5 PM Merv Griffin
6 PM Cheyenne
7 PM News
7:30 Flintstones (COLOR)
8 PM Tammy (COLOR) (not Grimes, she
comes in the fall and self-destructs
in four weeks)
8:30 Addams Family
9 PM Honey West
9:30 Farmer's Daughter (COLOR)
10 PM Court-Martial
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Apartment For Peggy"

If memory serves, Days Of Our Lives on NBC was
in color from day one in 1965, although it's not
shown here. I also believe CBS's Wild Wild West,
Hogan's Heroes, and Gomer Pyle were in color.
The Smothers Brothers Show is the sitcom where
Tommy played an angel. A few years ago I saw that
show again on Nick at Nite. While the brothers'
bickering is about as funny as usual, the rest of
the show is not that great. Obviously, they were
showcased to better advantage on their classic
Sunday-night show (1967-69).
I've heard rumors that Honey West might be turned
into a movie. Anyone know anything about this?
06-21-2005, 12:52 PM #2
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Color TV: June 1966 (Was: Re: Retro: Atlanta Friday, July 1, 1966)
B. Patrick asked:
> If memory serves, Days Of Our Lives on NBC was
> in color from day one in 1965, although it's not

> shown here. I also believe CBS's Wild Wild West,
> Hogan's Heroes, and Gomer Pyle were in color.
I believe that the only daytime program on NBC still in black-and-white in June of 1966 was
"Concentration", which would switch to color that Fall.
Most (if not all) of the first season of "Wild, Wild West" was in black-and-white.
The only episode of "Hogan's Heroes" in black-and-white was the pilot. Maybe the pilot was
being rerun on the evening of June 21st, 1966.
"Gomer Pyle" went to color in the Fall of 1965.
I don't think any ABC daytime shows were in color until late 1966, but I believe there were two
CBS daytime shows in color by June of 1966: "Art Linkletter's House Party" (which went color in
the Fall of 1965) and "As The World Turns" (which I believe had just gone color). I'm pretty sure
"Password" and "To Tell The Truth" went color sometime during the Summer of 1966 (wasn't the
primetime "Truth" in color during the 1965/66 season???). By the end of the year (or maybe
very early 1967 at the latest), the rest of CBS' first-run daytime schedule had been converted to
color.
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>
> WAII Ch. 11 (ABC)
>
> 10:30 Selected Short Subjects
>
Could it be cartoons or Three Stooges or Little Rascals since it was summer time??
>
>
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> > WAII Ch. 11 (ABC)
>>
> > 10:30 Selected Short Subjects
>>
> Could it be cartoons or Three Stooges or Little Rascals
> since it was summer time??
>>
>>
>
No idea. I think Ch. 5 had the Stooges but I don't know who
had the Rascals before Ch. 17 came on the air (again, I'm
inclined to say it was 5). Could be cartoons, could be an old
movie serial or newsreel.
06-22-2005, 06:55 PM #5
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> WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
> 12:25 News (don't know if this is local or CBS)
That would be CBS.
> I've heard rumors that Honey West might be turned
> into a movie. Anyone know anything about this?
That one is true. Reese Witherspoon was supposed to star and produce the big screen version of
the "Burke's Law" spinoff series about the female detective with the ocelot[another word for
tiger] for a pet, but there has been no word on whether this one will go forward.
06-22-2005, 08:09 PM #6
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Honey West Movie
> > I've heard rumors that Honey West might be turned
> > into a movie. Anyone know anything about this?
>
> That one is true. Reese Witherspoon was supposed to star and
> produce the big screen version of the "Burke's Law" spinoff
> series about the female detective with the ocelot[another
> word for tiger] for a pet, but there has been no word on
> whether this one will go forward.
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06-22-2005, 11:15 PM #7
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Re: Honey West Movie
> > > Reese Witherspoon was supposed to star
> and
> > produce the big screen version of the "Burke's Law"
> spinoff
> > series about the female detective with the ocelot[another
> > word for tiger] for a pet, "

>
Ocelots are much smaller than tigers, and are found in South America. It's closer to a bobcat
06-22-2005, 11:19 PM #8
KMRichards
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> > > > Reese Witherspoon was supposed to star
> > and
> > > produce the big screen version of the "Burke's Law"
> > spinoff
> > > series about the female detective with the
> ocelot[another
> > > word for tiger] for a pet, "
>>
>
>
> Ocelots are much smaller than tigers, and are found in South
> America. It's closer to a bobcat
Nitpick.
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06-23-2005, 12:12 AM #9
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> > > > > Reese Witherspoon was supposed to star
> > > and
> > > > produce the big screen version of the "Burke's Law"
> > > spinoff
> > > > series about the female detective with the
> > ocelot[another
> > > > word for tiger] for a pet, "
>>>
>>
>>
> > Ocelots are much smaller than tigers, and are found in
> South
> > America. It's closer to a bobcat
>
> Nitpick.
Not to ocelots.
They are sensitive about their heritage :-).
A message from the Ocelot Appreciation Society of South America.
Retro: Atlanta Saturday, July 2 and Sunday, July 3, 1966
More from the Atlanta Constitution from
Fourth of July weekend 1966. Oddly,
Channel 2 chose to carry its annual parade
on Saturday instead of Monday the fourth.
Schedules run 7 AM-1 AM Saturday and
8 AM-1 AM Sunday.
SATURDAY:
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Space-A-GO-GO (Flash Gordon,
Eighth Man, Astro Boy)
9 AM Jetsons (COLOR)
9:30 Atom Ant (COLOR)
10 AM Secret Squirrel (COLOR)
10:30 Underdog (COLOR)
11 AM Top Cat (COLOR)
11:30 Fury
12 N Playhouse (nothing else about
this)
12:30 Putt-Putt Golf
1 PM Baseball: teams not given
4 PM Armchair Playhouse: "Days Of
Glory" (time approximate)
5 PM Sam Snead Golf
5:30 Salute 2 America Parade
(I wonder if this was taped
and edited-nowadays it always
goes two hours live.)
6:30 Scherer-MacNeil Report (COLOR)
7 PM News (COLOR)
7:30 Flipper (COLOR)
8 PM I Dream Of Jeannie (the last
regularly-scheduled black-and-
white series on NBC)
8:30 Get Smart (COLOR)
9 PM NBC Movie: "Ride The High Country"
(COLOR)
11 PM News (COLOR)
11:15 Movie: "Damn Citizen"
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)

7 AM Sgt. Preston Of The Yukon
7:30 Jungle Jim
9 AM Comedy Hour
9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo
10 AM Mighty Mouse (COLOR)
10:30 Adventures Of Lassie
11 AM Tom And Jerry (COLOR)
11:30 Quick Draw McGraw (COLOR)
12 N Sky King
12:30 Linus The Lionhearted (COLOR)
1 PM My Friend Flicka
1:30 Movie: "Crazy Over Horses"
2:30 Ensign O'Toole
3 PM Ripcord
3:30 Littlest Hobo
4 PM Movie: "Stars And Stripes Forever"
6 PM Lost In Space
7 PM Beverly Hillbillies
7:30 Bar-S Jamboree
8:30 Secret Agent
9:30 The Face Is Familiar
(Fred Silverman picked this
turkey over Hollywood Squares.)
10 PM Gunsmoke
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Marjorie Morningstar"
WAII Ch. 11 (ABC)
8 AM Adventures In Living
9 AM Revival Fires
10 AM Porky Pig
10:30 The Beatles (COLOR)
11:30 Magilla Gorilla (COLOR)
12 N Bugs Bunny (COLOR)
12:30 Milton The Monster (COLOR)
1 PM Hoppity Hooper (COLOR)
2:30 Stars Of Tomorrow
(Local talent show on which the likes
of James Brown and Brenda Lee got their
first break.)
3 PM Wide World Of Sports (Ch.11 would not air
this show on pattern at 5 until the fall
of 1968.)
4:30 The Hit Beat
5 PM Wilburn Brothers
5:30 Porter Wagoner
6 PM Flatt And Scruggs
6:30 Live Atlanta Wrestling
7:30 Ozzie And Harriet (COLOR)
8 PM Bill Anderson
8:30 Lawrence Welk (COLOR)
9:30 Hollywood Palace (COLOR)
10:30 Legend Of Jesse James
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Mysterians"
SUNDAY:
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
8 AM Gospel Jubilee
9 AM Cartoon Cavalcade
11 AM Second Ponce de Leon
Baptist Church
12 N Championship Bowling
12:30 Playhouse
1 PM Meet The Press (COLOR)
1:30 Movie: "So Proudly We Hail"
4 PM Movie: "Green Fire" (COLOR)
6 PM News (COLOR)
6:30 America The Beautiful (COLOR)
7:30 Walt Disney (COLOR)
8:30 Branded (COLOR)
9 PM Bonanza (COLOR)
10 PM Wackiest Ship In The Army (COLOR)
11 PM News (COLOR)
11:30 Movie: "Darby's Rangers"
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
8 AM Singing Time In Dixie
8:30 The LeFevres (COLOR)
9 AM Insight
10 AM Capila Paulina (no idea if this
is a CBS religious special or what)
12 N Camera Three
1 PM Amateur Hour (COLOR)
1:30 Mister Ed
2 PM Sea Hunt
4 PM America (COLOR)
4:30 20th Century

5 PM Movie: "The Last Blitzkrieg"
7 PM Lassie (COLOR)
7:30 My Favorite Martian
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM Perry Mason
10 PM Candid Camera
10:30 Let's Discuss It
11 PM News
11:15 CBS News
11:30 Movie: title illegible
WAII Ch. 11 (ABC)
8 AM Church Of The Week:
Oakhurst Baptist
9 AM Choir Of The Week
9:30 TV Gospel Time
10 AM Beany And Cecil (COLOR)
10:30 Peter Potamus (COLOR)
11 AM Bullwinkle (COLOR)
11:30 Discovery
12 N House Detective
1:30 ABC Scope
2 PM Movie: "Ramar And The
Deadly Females"
3:30 The Detectives
4 PM Stagecoach West
5 PM Donna Reed (delay from 8
PM Saturday)
5:30 A Man Called Shenandoah
6 PM 12 O'Clock High
The Sea (COLOR)
8 PM The FBI (COLOR)
9 PM ABC Movie: "Say One For Me"
11 PM from this point on, illegible
NOTE: Ch. 11 ran a movie on Mondays at
7:30, delaying 12 O'Clock High, Legend
Of Jesse James, and A Man Called Shenandoah.
Ch. 5 did the same thing on Wednesday, delaying
Lost In Space and Beverly Hillbillies, and
pre-empting Green Acres.
Like most ABC affiliates, 11 did not carry
ABC Scope on Saturdays at 10:30. In the
process of delaying it they bumped Issues
And Answers.
06-21-2005, 07:44 PM #2
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> 5:30 Salute 2 America Parade
> (I wonder if this was taped
> and edited-nowadays it always
> goes two hours live.)
If the parade was normally a two hour affair on July 4, how could WSB have taped it in advance
and edited it?
> 3 PM Wide World Of Sports (Ch.11 would not air
> this show on pattern at 5 until the fall
> of 1968.)
So this was a one-week delay?
> 11:30 Movie: title illegible
Hey, didn't I see that same movie last week on TCM?
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> > 5:30 Salute 2 America Parade
> > (I wonder if this was taped
> > and edited-nowadays it always
> > goes two hours live.)
>
> If the parade was normally a two hour affair on July 4, how
> could WSB have taped it in advance and edited it?
I think you misunderstood. The parade, for some reason, was
held on July 2. Since the parade usually runs from about 1
to 3 PM, it is possible that Channel 2 could have taped and
edited it.
>
> > 3 PM Wide World Of Sports (Ch.11 would not air
> > this show on pattern at 5 until the fall
> > of 1968.)
>
> So this was a one-week delay?
More than likely.
>
> > 11:30 Movie: title illegible
>
> Hey, didn't I see that same movie last week on TCM?
>
06-22-2005, 01:42 PM #4
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> > > 5:30 Salute 2 America Parade
> > > (I wonder if this was taped
> > > and edited-nowadays it always
> > > goes two hours live.)
>>
> > If the parade was normally a two hour affair on July 4,
> how
> > could WSB have taped it in advance and edited it?
>
> I think you misunderstood. The parade, for some reason, was
>
> held on July 2. Since the parade usually runs from about 1
> to 3 PM, it is possible that Channel 2 could have taped and
> edited it.
You're right; I had the impression that it was a July 4 parade. Your answeer clarifies everything.
The concept of airing an edited parade boggles my mind, though.
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> > > > 5:30 Salute 2 America Parade
> > > > (I wonder if this was taped
> > > > and edited-nowadays it always
> > > > goes two hours live.)
>>>
> > > If the parade was normally a two hour affair on July 4,
> > how
> > > could WSB have taped it in advance and edited it?
>>
> > I think you misunderstood. The parade, for some reason,
> was
>>
> > held on July 2. Since the parade usually runs from about
>1
> > to 3 PM, it is possible that Channel 2 could have taped
> and
> > edited it.
>
> You're right; I had the impression that it was a July 4
> parade. Your answeer clarifies everything.
>
> The concept of airing an edited parade boggles my mind,
> though.
>
I'm assuming that's what happened. Channel 2 did have
a scheduling conflict with NBC baseball earlier in the
afternoon, so there wasn't much room to schedule it.
(Possibly the parade wasn't as big as it is now, and even
though Atlanta stayed on Eastern Standard Time, there would
have been enough daylight at 5:30 to take care of lighting
problems, if it aired live. And that's still a strange

time to start the parade.)
On Monday, July 4, WSB stuck with its regular afternoon
block (see Friday, July 1 schedule), which boggles MY mind:
why wasn't the parade held on Monday? That evening, however,
they had a baseball game from NBC, Minnesota at Cleveland, that
started at 6 PM (EST). That was the extent of special
holiday-related programming on 2, 5, or 11 that day.
But rest assured, the Salute 2 America parade for 2005
will be seen Monday, July 4, live at 1 PM.
06-24-2005, 04:13 PM #6
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> The concept of airing an edited parade boggles my mind,
> though.
Maybe the 1966 parade was much smaller (in number of marching units and participants) than it
is now, and only took about one hour for the entire parade to pass the reviewing stand location
(which is where I'd think the TV cameras and anchor booth were located).
Retro: Georgia Primetime Monday, June 24, 1974 (Part 1)
begin at 7 PM and cover all Atlanta stations

and VHF affiliates in Georgia (and Greenville,
SC).
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC) Atlanta
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Let's Make A Deal
8 PM Baseball World Of Joe Garagiola
8:15 Baseball: Philadelphia at Montreal
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Tomorrow
2 AM News
WRBL Ch. 3 (CBS) Columbus, GA
7 PM News
7:30 Price Is Right (Dennis James)
8 PM Gunsmoke
9 PM Here's Lucy
9:30 New Dick Van Dyke Show
10 PM CBS Reports: "Solzhenitsyn"
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "A Walk With Love
And Death"
WSAV Ch. 3 (NBC) Savannah
7 PM News
7:30 Adam-12
11:30 Tonight Show
WFBC Ch. 4 (NBC) Greenville, SC
7 PM What's My Line?
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Tomorrow
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS) Atlanta
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Tell The Mayor
8 PM Gunsmoke
9 PM Here's Lucy
10 PM CBS Reports
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Damned Don't Cry"
WJBF Ch. 6 (ABC/NBC) Augusta
7 PM National Geographic
8 PM The Rookies
9 PM ABC Movie: "A Talent For Loving"
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS) Athens/Atlanta
7:30 Forum
8 PM Male Menopause: The Pause That
Perplexes
9 PM On The Road With Duke Ellington
10 PM Washington Straight Talk
10:30 Woman
WTVM Ch. 9 (ABC) Columbus, GA

7:30 Wild Kingdom
8 PM The Rookies
9 PM Movie: "I Love A Mystery"
11 PM News
11:30 Wide World Of Entertainment
1 AM News
1:10 Leighton Ford
Part 2 follows.
Retro: Georgia Primetime Monday, June 24, 1974 (Part 2)
More from the Atlanta Constitution:
WALB Ch. 10 (NBC) Albany, GA
11:30 Tonight Show
WTOC Ch. 11 (CBS) Savannah

7:30 Truth Or Consequences
8 PM Gunsmoke
9 PM Here's Lucy
10 PM CBS Reports
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "A Walk With
Love And Death"
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC) Atlanta
7 PM Concentration
7:30 Seaworld
8 PM The Rookies
9 PM ABC Movie: "A Talent For Loving"
11 PM News
11:40 Mission: Impossible
2:10 News
WRDW Ch. 12 (CBS/NBC) Augusta

8 PM Gunsmoke
9 PM Here's Lucy
10 PM CBS Reports
11 PM News
Love And Death"
WMAZ Ch. 13 (CBS/ABC) Macon
8 PM Gunsmoke
9 PM Here's Lucy
10 PM CBS Reports
11 PM News
Love And Death"
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.) Atlanta
7 PM Rifleman
7:30 Andy Griffith
8 PM Wild Wild West

9 PM Movie: "Somewhere In The Night"
11 PM The Baron
12 M Movie: "Last Of The Badmen"
1:40 Movie: "Battling Bellhop"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS) Atlanta
7 PM Book Beat
7:30 It's Your City
8:30 Green River Valley
9 PM On The Road With Duke Ellington
10 PM Washington Straight Talk
10:30 Woman
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.) Atlanta
7 PM Mayberry RFD
7:30 Circus
8 PM 700 Club
10 PM Oral Roberts
10:30 Good News
11 PM Mayberry RFD
11:30 Honeymooners
12 M News
Retro: Nashville network affs., Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1984
Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1984
(Source: Shelbyville (Tenn.) Times-Gazette)
WKRN 2 (ABC)
AM
(no listing before 7 a.m.)
7 Good Morning America
9 Little House On The Prairie
10 Love Connection
10:30 Loving
11 Family Feud
11:30 Ryans Hope
PM
12 All My Children
1 One Life To Live
2 General Hospital
3 Family
4 Barnaby Jones
5 MASH
5:30 News
6 Lets Make A Deal
6:30 Peoples Court
7 Threes A Crowd
7:30 Whos The Boss

8 Glitter
9 Paper Dolls
10 News
10:30 WKRP
11 Soap
11:30 Nightline
WSMV 4 (NBC)
AM
6 Ralph Emery
7 Today
9 Phil Donahue
10 Wheel Of Fortune
10:30 Dream House
11 Channel 4 Magazine
PM
12:30 Sale Of The Century
1 Another World
2 Match Game
3 Days Of Our Lives
4 Peoples Court
4:30 Wheel of Fortune
5 Tic Tac Dough
5:30 NBC News

6 News
7 A-Team
8 Riptide
9 Remington Steele
10 News
10:30 Threes Company
11 Barney Miller
11:30 Late Night with David Letterman
WTVF 5 (CBS)
AM
6 CBS Morning News
8 Tattletales
8:30 Match Game
9 $25,000 Pyramid
9:30 TBA
10 Price Is Right
11 News
11:30 Young & The Restless
PM
1:30 Capitol
2 Guiding Light
3 Waltons
4 CHIPs
5 Sanford & Son
5:30 CBS News
6 News
6:30 Family Feud
7 Yogi Bear (I assume this would be a holiday special)
7:30 After MASH
8 Movie: Shes Fired, Hes Hired
10 News
11 Fall Guy
WDCN 8 (PBS)
AM
7 To Life!
8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Sesame Street (presumably replacing classroom programming during the
holidays)
PM
3:30 3-2-1 Contact
4 Mr. Rogers
5 Sesame Street
6 MacNeil-Lehrer Report
7 A Taste of China
7:30 Metro Council Meeting (yes, they broadcast the city council live)
10 Business Report
10:30 Late Night

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> Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1984
> (Source: Shelbyville (Tenn.) Times-Gazette)
>
>
> WTVF 5 (CBS)
> AM
> 6 CBS Morning News
> 8 Tattletales
> 8:30 Match Game
> 9 $25,000 Pyramid
> 9:30 TBA
>
The TBA would probably be Press Your Luck which was on at 9:30 A.M.,unless they didn't clear
Press Your Luck in Nashville.
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> WSMV 4 (NBC)
> 10:30 Threes Company
> 11 Barney Miller
> 11:30 Late Night with David Letterman
NBC must have just loved them pre-empting Carson for two syndicated reruns.
Retro:Cleveland Sunday, January 3, 1954
Source: Canton, Ohio Repository
WNBK 4 (NBC)
Morning
8:45 Norman Vincent Peale

9AM Frontiers Of Faith
9:30 Sunday School
10AM Mr. Wizard
10:30 American Inventory
11AM American Forum
11:30 Nature Of Things
11:45 Magic Clown
Afternoon
Noon Captain Glenn-Kids
12:30 Sunday Matinee
1:30 First Run Theater (No Movie titles)
3PM TechniScience
3:30 Kukla/Fran/Ollie
4PM Excursion
4:30 Zoo Parade
5PM Hall Of Fame (Presumably Hallmark)
Evening
6PM Meet The Press
6:30 Roy Rogers
7PM Paul Winchell
7:30 Mr. Peepers
8PM Colgate Comedy Hour

9PM TV Playhouse
9:30 March Of Dimes
10PM Letter to Loretta (Loretta Young)
10:30 Man Against Crime
11PM Matinee Theater
WEWS 5 (CBS)
Morning
11AM The Pastor
11:15 Person Can Do
11:30 Cartoon Show
11:45 Captain Hartz-syndicated
Afternoon
Noon Gene Carroll-Amateur Show
1PM Polka Parade
1:30 Airflyte Theater (Movie)
3PM Year Of Crisis-Edward R. Murrow
4PM Juvenile Jury-Jack Barry
4:30 Fun with Charades-Local Game Show I believe
5PM Omnibus
Evening
6:30 You Are There-Walter Cronkite
7PM Range Rider-Syn. (Instead Of Quiz Kids)
7:30 Private Secretary (Jack Benny Alternate weeks)
8PM Toast Of The Town-Ed Sullivan
9PM Bing Crosby-His first TV Special-Guest Jack Benny
9:30 Man Behind The Badge-Drama
10PM Foreign Intrigue-Syndicated
10:30 What's My Line?-Mystery Guest New York City Mayor Robert Wagner
11PM Sunday News
11:15 The Web-Drama
11:45 Sunday Nite Theater (Movie)
WXEL 8 (Dumont/ABC)
Morning
11:30 Christophers
11:45 Star Babes (What it apparently says)
Afternoon
Noon Faith For Today

12:30 TV Travel
1PM Big Picture
2PM Encore Theater (Movie)
4PM Ohio Story-15 minute Documentaries shown on stations all across Ohio
4:15 Ward Workshop
4:30 Prescription
5PM Super Circus-ABC (Live from Chicago)
Evening
6PM Paul Hartman Show-Sitcom-ABC..Better known to most of us as "Emmett Clark" from Andy
Griffith/Mayberry RFD
6:30 George Jessel-ABC
7PM You Asked For It-ABC
7:30 TV Teen Club-Paul Whiteman-ABC Broadcast from Philadelphia
8PM Nature Of Government-ABC
Apparently an educational series hosted by one Mortimer J. Adler..ABC was showing this as a
public service with cooperation from National Educational Television (NET)
8:30 Congressional Preview-Probably ABC
9PM Walter Winchell-ABC (DuMont-Rocky King)
9:15 Orchid Award-ABC
9:30 Plainclothesman-DuMont
10PM Film Shorts
10:30 Peter Potter (Jukebox Jury)-ABC
11PM Shadow Theater (Movie)

Edited by TimL on 06/23/05 04:46 PM.
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Re: Retro:Cleveland Sunday, January 3, 1954
> 8PM Nature Of Government-ABC
> Apparently an educational series hosted by one Mortimer J.
> Adler..ABC was showing this as a public service with
> cooperation from National Educational Television (NET)
I don't remember NET existing as early as 1954?
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Re: Early NET
> > 8PM Nature Of Government-ABC
> > Apparently an educational series hosted by one Mortimer J.
>
> > Adler..ABC was showing this as a public service with
> > cooperation from National Educational Television (NET)
>
> I don't remember NET existing as early as 1954?
I didnt remember NET being around that early either. Here is a link to an article that appears to
be about the above program..and the series it was contained in
http://radicalacademy.com/adlervideos.htm
Also..Courtesy of the Museum of Broadcast Communications, An article about the History of

NET..
http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/N/...tionaleduc.htm
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> Source: Canton, Ohio Repository
>
>
> 7PM Range Rider-Syn.(Instead of Lassie..Though for a time
> later in the 1950's or early 60's Channel 5 would carry
> Lassie Sundays at 7 even though WJW 8 was CBS)
>
Lassie did not premiere on CBS until the fall of 1954.
>
>
>
>

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> > 8PM Nature Of Government-ABC
> > Apparently an educational series hosted by one Mortimer J.
>
> > Adler..ABC was showing this as a public service with
> > cooperation from National Educational Television (NET)
>
> I don't remember NET existing as early as 1954?
>
NET began in 1952.
I also should identify Mortimer Adler (1902-2001). He was
a professor of philosophy who spent most of his career at
the University of Chicago, where he specialized in the
philosophy of law and government. He also helped compile
the "Great Books" series, but his most famous work--still
in print--was "How To Read A Book," published in 1943.

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>>
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> > I don't remember NET existing as early as 1954?
>
>
> I didnt remember NET being around that early either. Here
> is a link to an article that appears to be about the above
> program..and the series it was contained in
>
>
>The oldest Educational/public Tv station in the US in KUHT-TV 8-Houston,TX followed by WKAR-

TV 23 Michigan State University Television, East Lansing,MI. Educational TV would boom in the
1960's and 1970's with UHF growth, PBS forming and the rise of Mr. Rogers and Sesame Street.
As mentioned before, WKAR began on Channel 60 in January,1954,then moved to Channel 10 as

WMSB and time-shared with WILX-TV NBC 10 in Jackson,MI and then WKAR returned on UHF 23
in 9/1972 as WILX-TV went solo on 10.

06-24-2005, 12:54 AM #7
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> > Source: Canton, Ohio Repository
>>
>
>>
>
> > 7PM Range Rider-Syn.(Instead of Lassie..Though for a time
> > later in the 1950's or early 60's Channel 5 would carry
> > Lassie Sundays at 7 even though WJW 8 was CBS)
>>
> Lassie did not premiere on CBS until the fall of 1954.
>>
>>
>>
>>
Thanks Braves2005. I had forgotten Lassie did not begin till fall 1954. I made a correction in the
original post though It looks as if Quiz Kids either changed times or was canceled before January
1954. So I am not sure If I am right even now.
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>>>
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>>>
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> > > 7PM Range Rider-Syn.(Instead of Lassie..Though for a
> time
> > > later in the 1950's or early 60's Channel 5 would carry
> > > Lassie Sundays at 7 even though WJW 8 was CBS)
>>>
> > Lassie did not premiere on CBS until the fall of 1954.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
>
> Thanks Braves2005. I had forgotten Lassie did not begin
> till fall 1954. I made a correction in the original post

> though It looks as if Quiz Kids either changed times or was
> canceled before January 1954. So I am not sure If I am
> right even now.
>
According to Castleman and Podrazik's "The TV Schedule Book,"
Quiz Kids aired on CBS Sundays at 7 in the summer of 1953.
In the fall, the sitcom Life With Father premiered at that time,
and was still on the air through the 1953-54 season. Quiz Kids
got one final run, January-September 1956, Thursdays at 10:30
on CBS.
06-24-2005, 04:08 PM #9
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Tim Lones takes us back to Cleveland on Sunday, January 3rd, 1954:
> WNBK 4 (NBC)
> Afternoon
> 3:30 Kukla/Fran/Ollie
"Kukla, Fran, and Ollie" had left NBC's weeknight schedule in June of 1952, and from then until
mid-1954, aired only once a week on Sundays.
The show moved that Fall to ABC, as that network was willing to give the Kuklapolitans a five-
nights-a-week (7-7:15 P.M. ET) slot.
> 4:30 Zoo Parade
Broadcast as a live remote from Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo, the host of this program was a young
Marlin Perkins, who was the zoo's executive driector. Perkins is better known for his over two
decades (1963-85) as host of "Wild Kingdom", which was filmed on-location all over the world.
> Evening
> 6PM Meet The Press
"Meet The Press" ran in this time slot until 1965, when it was moved to an early-afternoon slot
on Sundays, and eventually, a Sunday morning timeslot.
> WEWS 5 (CBS)
> Afternoon
> 3PM Year Of Crisis-Edward R. Murrow
Every year in the 1950's around January 1st, CBS News would summon most of it's foreign
correspondents back to New York where they, along with some correspondents brought-in from
Washington and other U.S. bureaus, would join Murrow for a discussion of the year just past and
a look at the year ahead.
> Evening
> 10:30 What's My Line?-Mystery Guest New York City Mayor
> Robert Wagner
Unless this episode was pre-filmed, I doubt that the name of the "mystery guest" would get into
TV listings, for obvious reasons. Dorothy Kilgallen would probably have found out!!
> 11PM Sunday News
I believe it was network, as for many years, CBS ran a fifteen-minute newscast Sunday nights
from 11 to 11:15 P.M. ET. Eventually, I believe they did two feeds, the first at 11 ET and the
second at 11:15 (and later 11:30) ET.
For most of the 1950's, Walter Cronkite anchored this newscast, which was known as the
"Sunday News Special". Wasn't it the only weekend newscast on network television for much of
the fifties??
When did WEWS become the ABC affiliate and WXEL/WJW join CBS?? Was it before or after the
collapse of DuMont??
06-24-2005, 10:32 PM #10
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> > Evening
> > 10:30 What's My Line?-Mystery Guest New York City Mayor
> > Robert Wagner
>
> Unless this episode was pre-filmed, I doubt that the name of
> the "mystery guest" would get into TV listings, for obvious
> reasons. Dorothy Kilgallen would probably have found out!!

There is a website known as the "Big 4 Goodson-Todman Game Show Index". It lists all panels,
Celebrity guests, etc. Of the Four major Prime Time G-T games: What's My Line, Password, To
Tell The Truth and I've Got a Secret. I go to this site for any additional Information on these
shows not in a TV Guide or Newspaper listing.
http://www.kinescopes.com/G_T_big4.html
> When did WEWS become the ABC affiliate and WXEL/WJW join
> CBS?? Was it before or after the collapse of DuMont??
In researching other TV related Newspaper artticles, I came across the fact that Channel 8
became CBS and 5 ABC officially May 1, 1955. 1954-55 was the last or next to last season
DuMont tried to do full Prime Time programming..
Tim Lones
Edited by TimL on 06/25/05 02:42 AM.
> There is a website known as the "Big 4 Goodson-Todman Game
> Show Index". It lists all panels, Celebrity guests, etc.
> Of the Four major Prime Time G-T games: What's My Line,
> Password, To Tell The Truth and I've Got a Secret. I go to
> this site for any additional Information on these shows not
> in a TV Guide or Newspaper listing.

Tim, to avoid this kind of confusion, perhaps in the future you could mention when you've added
material not in the original cited source?
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>
> > Show Index". It lists all panels, Celebrity guests, etc.
>
> > Of the Four major Prime Time G-T games: What's My Line,
> > Password, To Tell The Truth and I've Got a Secret. I go
> to
> > this site for any additional Information on these shows
> not
> > in a TV Guide or Newspaper listing.

>
> Tim, to avoid this kind of confusion, perhaps in the future
> you could mention when you've added material not in the
> original cited source?
>
I have to agree with our moderator on this one. I have
Gil Fates' book about What's My Line?, in which he lists
all the Mystery Guests, panelists, and guest panelists who
ever appeared on the show, and Mayor Wagner was the Mystery
Guest on January 3, 1954.
My next question, which I was going to ask in this posting,
was whether or not someone leaked to the
newspapers that Wagner was going to be on Line that week. Fates
said it happened a couple of times: Walter Winchell once printed
that Van Johnson was going to be Mystery Guest one week, and Irv
Kupcinet did the same thing re Tony Curtis. Both, Fates surmised,
got their information from some overzealous person, perhaps a
publicist, perhaps the columnists' assistants.
But the odds of that happening were almost incalculable. Most
celebrities enjoyed the chance to stump the panel.
So now we're clear.

BTW, a bit of irony. Fates mentions that after Bennett Cerf
died, his widow, Phyllis, remarried, and to whom? Former
mayor Robert Wagner.Edited by bpatrick on 06/25/05 09:39

PM.
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>> >
> I have to agree with our moderator on this one. I have
> Gil Fates' book about What's My Line?, in which he lists
> all the Mystery Guests, panelists, and guest panelists who
> ever appeared on the show, and Mayor Wagner was the Mystery
> Guest on January 3, 1954.
>
> My next question, which I was going to ask in this posting,
> was whether or not someone leaked to the
> newspapers that Wagner was going to be on Line that week.
> Fates
> said it happened a couple of times: Walter Winchell once
> printed
> that Van Johnson was going to be Mystery Guest one week, and
> Irv
> Kupcinet did the same thing re Tony Curtis. Both, Fates
> surmised,
> got their information from some overzealous person, perhaps
>a
> publicist, perhaps the columnists' assistants.
>
> But the odds of that happening were almost incalculable.
> Most
> celebrities enjoyed the chance to stump the panel.
>
> So now we're clear.
to KM and BPatrick..
I absolutely understand the point on this..many times I will quote and give credit to other
sources..Here it slipped my mind plus I figured there are places to check this information out if
one chose to. Here on out I will remember to quote all secondary sources..
>
TV LAND SCHEDULE THIS WEEKEND
As part of Nick at Nite's Anniversary, TV LAND will have a special line-up this weekend. Schedule
is from Yahoo!. Most of the shows are from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. And a few are from the 80s.
Saturday
6:00am The Donna Reed Show
6:30am My Three Sons
7:00am Mister Ed TVG
7:30am The Monkees
8:00am Make Room for Daddy
8:30am Patty Duke
9:00am Green Acres TVG

9:30am Alfred Hitchcock Presents
10:00am Dobie Gillis
10:30am Dragnet
11:00am Get Smart
11:30am F Troop
12:00pm Superman TVG
12:30pm The Dick Van Dyke Show TVG, CC
1:00pm The Mary Tyler Moore Show TVG, CC
1:30pm The Odd Couple TVG
2:00pm The Bob Newhart Show TVG
2:30pm The Partridge Family
3:00pm Welcome Back, Kotter TVG
3:30pm I Dream of Jeannie TVG, CC
4:00pm Bewitched TVG, CC
4:30pm I Love Lucy TVG, CC
5:00pm I Love Lucy TVG, CC
5:30pm Laverne & Shirley TVG
6:00pm The Brady Bunch TVG, CC
6:30pm The Munsters TVG
7:00pm All in the Family TVPG, CC
8:00pm Sanford & Son TVPG
8:30pm Sanford & Son TVPG
9:00pm The Jeffersons TVPG

10:30pm Rhoda
11:00pm Rhoda
11:30pm Newhart
12:00am I Love Lucy TVG, CC
12:30am Bewitched TVG, CC
1:00am Green Acres TVG
1:30am Patty Duke
2:00am Make Room for Daddy
2:30am The Monkees
3:00am Mister Ed TVG
3:30am My Three Sons
4:00am The Donna Reed Show
4:30am Alfred Hitchcock Presents
5:00am Dobie Gillis
5:30am Dragnet
Sunday
6:00am Get Smart
6:30am F Troop
7:00am Superman TVG
7:30am The Dick Van Dyke Show TVG, CC
8:00am The Mary Tyler Moore Show TVG, CC
8:30am The Odd Couple TVG
9:00am The Bob Newhart Show TVG

9:30am The Partridge Family
10:00am Welcome Back, Kotter TVG
11:00am I Dream of Jeannie TVG, CC
12:00pm Happy Days TVG, CC
12:30pm Laverne & Shirley TVG
2:30pm Sanford & Son
3:00pm Sanford & Son
5:00pm Rhoda
5:30pm Rhoda
6:00pm Full House TVG, CC
6:30pm Who's the Boss? TVG, CC
7:00pm The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air TVPG, CC
7:30pm The Cosby Show CC
8:00pm Fatherhood TVG, CC
8:30pm Murphy Brown TVPG, CC
9:00pm Gilligan's Island TVG

10:00pm The Facts of Life TVG
10:30pm Family Ties TVG, CC
11:00pm Three's Company TVPG, CC
11:30pm Three's Company TVPG, CC
12:00am Cheers TVPG, CC
1:00am Wings TVG, CC
1:30am Wings TVG, CC
2:00am Three's Company TVPG, CC
2:30am Three's Company TVPG, CC
4:00am The Facts of Life TVG
4:30am Family Ties TVG, CC
5:00am Gilligan's Island TVG
5:30am The Brady Bunch TVG, CC______________
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>Should be something there for everyone. I
wish TV Land would occasionally revive an
old primetime network schedule; they did this
once with the 1971-73 ABC Friday-night schedule
(Brady Bunch, Partridge Family, Room 222, Odd
Couple, Love American Style). Some Saturday
night they ought to show episodes of CBS's
schedule from the '70s; they have All In The
Family, The Jeffersons, Mary Tyler Moore, Bob
Newhart, and Carol Burnett (they could do two
half-hours there).
As part of Nick at Nite's Anniversary, TV LAND will have a
> special line-up this weekend. Schedule is from Yahoo!. Most
> of the shows are from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. And a few are
> from the 80s.
> Saturday
> 6:00am The Donna Reed Show

> 6:30am My Three Sons
> 7:00am Mister Ed TVG
> 7:30am The Monkees
> 8:00am Make Room for Daddy
> 8:30am Patty Duke
> 9:00am Green Acres TVG
> 9:30am Alfred Hitchcock Presents
> 10:00am Dobie Gillis
> 10:30am Dragnet
> 11:00am Get Smart
> 11:30am F Troop
> 12:00pm Superman TVG
> 12:30pm The Dick Van Dyke Show TVG, CC
> 1:00pm The Mary Tyler Moore Show TVG, CC
> 1:30pm The Odd Couple TVG
> 2:00pm The Bob Newhart Show TVG
> 2:30pm The Partridge Family
> 3:00pm Welcome Back, Kotter TVG
> 3:30pm I Dream of Jeannie TVG, CC
> 4:00pm Bewitched TVG, CC
> 4:30pm I Love Lucy TVG, CC
> 5:30pm Laverne & Shirley TVG
> 6:00pm The Brady Bunch TVG, CC
> 6:30pm The Munsters TVG

> 7:00pm All in the Family TVPG, CC
> 8:00pm Sanford & Son TVPG
> 9:00pm The Jeffersons TVPG
> 10:30pm Rhoda
> 11:00pm Rhoda
> 11:30pm Newhart
> 12:00am I Love Lucy TVG, CC
> 12:30am Bewitched TVG, CC
> 1:30am Patty Duke
> 5:30am Dragnet
>
> Sunday
> 6:00am Get Smart

> 6:30am F Troop
> 7:00am Superman TVG
> 7:30am The Dick Van Dyke Show TVG, CC
> 8:00am The Mary Tyler Moore Show TVG, CC
> 8:30am The Odd Couple TVG
> 9:00am The Bob Newhart Show TVG
> 9:30am The Partridge Family
> 10:00am Welcome Back, Kotter TVG
> 11:00am I Dream of Jeannie TVG, CC
> 12:00pm Happy Days TVG, CC
> 2:30pm Sanford & Son
> 5:00pm Rhoda
> 5:30pm Rhoda
> 6:00pm Full House TVG, CC
> 6:30pm Who's the Boss? TVG, CC

> 7:00pm The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air TVPG, CC
> 7:30pm The Cosby Show CC
> 8:00pm Fatherhood TVG, CC
> 8:30pm Murphy Brown TVPG, CC
> 9:00pm Gilligan's Island TVG
> 10:00pm The Facts of Life TVG
> 10:30pm Family Ties TVG, CC
> 11:00pm Three's Company TVPG, CC
> 12:00am Cheers TVPG, CC
> 1:00am Wings TVG, CC
> 2:00am Three's Company TVPG, CC
> 4:00am The Facts of Life TVG
> 4:30am Family Ties TVG, CC
> 5:00am Gilligan's Island TVG
> 5:30am The Brady Bunch TVG, CC
>
06-23-2005, 06:11 PM #3
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Certainly looks better than what they usually do on the weekends!
> As part of Nick at Nite's Anniversary, TV LAND will have a
> from the 80s.
> Saturday
> 8:30am Patty Duke
> 10:30am Dragnet
> 11:00am Get Smart
> 11:30am F Troop

> 10:30pm Rhoda
> 11:00pm Rhoda
> 11:30pm Newhart
> 1:30am Patty Duke

> 5:30am Dragnet
>
> Sunday
> 6:00am Get Smart
> 6:30am F Troop

> 5:00pm Rhoda
> 5:30pm Rhoda

>
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> Certainly looks better than what they usually do on the
> weekends!
I'll say. Nothing's more annoying than those weekend-long one-show marathons. Seems like lazy
programming. If it happens to be a show you don't like in the first place, forget it. Even with
shows I do like, I could never just sit and watch one episode after another and another. (No...
actually, I take that back. A few weeks ago on a Friday evening, I found myself watching 3 or 4 of
the I Love Lucy trip to California shows in a row).
I see a couple showings of Alfred Hitchcock, Superman, and Dragnet on the list. A little stange
only having three non-comedies. I thought there'd be more or none at all.
I also noticed the absence of Dennis The Menace, which used to be a staple every morning on
Nickelodeon. I wonder if Jay North had any influence in banning it, knowing how he feels about
it.
06-25-2005, 09:26 AM #5
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>
> I also noticed the absence of Dennis The Menace, which used
> to be a staple every morning on Nickelodeon. I wonder if Jay
> North had any influence in banning it, knowing how he feels
> about it.
>
That's probably because The emphasis is on Nick At Nite which aired every night generally 8-
Midnight ET, Rather than danyime Nickelodeon programming. I don't think North could have
anything to do with not showing Dennis the Menace since he didnt own the series,
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Nice schedule but they are only giving one of the funniest sitcoms ever only one showing?!!
Welcome Back Kotter was a great show and I wish they would show more of it and/or wish that
my cable company would get Good Life Network which now shows Welcome Back Kotter. Plus
another show is missing, Car 54 Where Are You was also on Nick at Nite back 15 or so years ago.
Can someone thread what shows are missing from the schedule.
> > special line-up this weekend. Schedule is from Yahoo!.
> Most
> > of the shows are from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. And a few are
>
> > from the 80s.
> > Saturday
> > 6:00am The Donna Reed Show
> > 6:30am My Three Sons
> > 7:00am Mister Ed TVG
> > 7:30am The Monkees
> > 8:00am Make Room for Daddy
> > 8:30am Patty Duke
> > 9:00am Green Acres TVG
> > 9:30am Alfred Hitchcock Presents
> > 10:00am Dobie Gillis

> > 10:30am Dragnet
> > 11:00am Get Smart
> > 11:30am F Troop
> > 12:00pm Superman TVG
> > 12:30pm The Dick Van Dyke Show TVG, CC
> > 1:00pm The Mary Tyler Moore Show TVG, CC
> > 1:30pm The Odd Couple TVG
> > 2:00pm The Bob Newhart Show TVG
> > 2:30pm The Partridge Family
> > 3:00pm Welcome Back, Kotter TVG
> > 3:30pm I Dream of Jeannie TVG, CC
> > 4:00pm Bewitched TVG, CC
> > 4:30pm I Love Lucy TVG, CC
> > 5:30pm Laverne & Shirley TVG
> > 6:00pm The Brady Bunch TVG, CC
> > 6:30pm The Munsters TVG
> > 7:00pm All in the Family TVPG, CC
> > 8:00pm Sanford & Son TVPG
> > 9:00pm The Jeffersons TVPG
> > 10:30pm Rhoda

> > 11:00pm Rhoda
> > 11:30pm Newhart
> > 12:00am I Love Lucy TVG, CC
> > 12:30am Bewitched TVG, CC
> > 5:30am Dragnet
>>
> > Sunday
> > 6:30am F Troop
> > 7:00am Superman TVG
> > 7:30am The Dick Van Dyke Show TVG, CC
> > 8:00am The Mary Tyler Moore Show TVG, CC
> > 8:30am The Odd Couple TVG
> > 9:00am The Bob Newhart Show TVG
> > 9:30am The Partridge Family
> > 10:00am Welcome Back, Kotter TVG

> > 11:00am I Dream of Jeannie TVG, CC
> > 12:00pm Happy Days TVG, CC
> > 2:30pm Sanford & Son
> > 5:00pm Rhoda
> > 5:30pm Rhoda
> > 6:00pm Full House TVG, CC
> > 6:30pm Who's the Boss? TVG, CC
> > 7:00pm The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air TVPG, CC
> > 7:30pm The Cosby Show CC
> > 8:00pm Fatherhood TVG, CC
> > 8:30pm Murphy Brown TVPG, CC
> > 9:00pm Gilligan's Island TVG
> > 10:00pm The Facts of Life TVG
> > 10:30pm Family Ties TVG, CC

> > 11:00pm Three's Company TVPG, CC
> > 12:00am Cheers TVPG, CC
> > 1:00am Wings TVG, CC
> > 2:00am Three's Company TVPG, CC
> > 4:00am The Facts of Life TVG
> > 4:30am Family Ties TVG, CC
> > 5:00am Gilligan's Island TVG
> > 5:30am The Brady Bunch TVG, CC
>>
>
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> That's probably because The emphasis is on Nick At Nite
> which aired every night generally 8-Midnight ET, Rather than
> danyime Nickelodeon programming. I don't think North could
> have anything to do with not showing Dennis the Menace since
> he didnt own the series.
Nick at Nite DID air Dennis The Menace weeknights at 7:00 P.M. along with Donna Reed and My
Three Sons when Nick at Nite started out in 1985. After 3 years at night,it moved to the
mornings and afternoons where it stayed until 1992.
TV Land has aired Dennis The Menace,in 2001-2002,but they only aired the first season of it. I
don't really think that Jay North has anything to do with Dennis The Menace not being on the air.
It's just a matter of people not caring about older shows like Nick at Nite and TV Land are
doing,thinking that shows like Hunter,Full House,Roseanne,Fresh Prince,and Murphy Brown are
"classic" shows.
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> Nice schedule but they are only giving one of the funniest
> sitcoms ever only one showing?!! Welcome Back Kotter was a
> great show and I wish they would show more of it and/or wish
> that my cable company would get Good Life Network which now
> shows Welcome Back Kotter. Plus another show is missing, Car
> 54 Where Are You was also on Nick at Nite back 15 or so
> years ago. Can someone thread what shows are missing from
> the schedule.
>
Missing are:
The Lucy Show
The Beverly Hillbillies
Phyllis
The Betty White Show(1977-1978 CBS series)
Charles In Charge
Perfect Strangers
Head Of The Class
Different Strokes
Gidget
These are the shows that I can think of now that are missing. There seem to be some more
shows that are absent. Maybe others can fill us in.
06-25-2005, 11:36 AM #9
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>
> Nick at Nite DID air Dennis The Menace weeknights at 7:00
> P.M. along with Donna Reed and My Three Sons when Nick at
> Nite started out in 1985. After 3 years at night,it moved to
> the mornings and afternoons where it stayed until 1992.
>
> TV Land has aired Dennis The Menace,in 2001-2002,but they
> only aired the first season of it. I don't really think that
> Jay North has anything to do with Dennis The Menace not
> being on the air. It's just a matter of people not caring
> about older shows like Nick at Nite and TV Land are
> doing,thinking that shows like Hunter,Full
> House,Roseanne,Fresh Prince,and Murphy Brown are "classic"
> shows.
>
I thought Dennis The Menace aired on N@N at some point..
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A few other missing shows from this weekend's schedule that quickly come to mind:
Route 66
I Spy
The White Shadow
Hi Honey, I'm Home! (original series)
Rowin and Martin's Laugh-In
Also, does anyone remember when N@N used to show a two-hour black-and-white movie? I
believe this was when they first started up in 1985.
When did the network show "Charles in Charge"?
Edited by the_rave on 06/25/05 04:10 PM.
>
> When did the network show "Charles in Charge"?
>
Nick at Nite aired Charles in Charge along with Perfect Strangers and Head Of The Class in the
late night hours back in 2002-2003. They only showed the syndicated episodes with the Powells
and not the first season episodes that aired on CBS with the Pembrokes like they had always
done in syndication when they started airing reruns on local stations in the 1990's.
06-25-2005, 01:55 PM #12
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> A few other missing shows from this weekend's schedule that
> quickly come to mind:
>
> Route 66
>
> I Spy
>
> The White Shadow
>
> Hi Honey, I'm Home! (original series)
>
> Rowin and Martin's Laugh-In
Was (or is still?) seen on TRIO.
And a few more:
Turkey Television
Lancelot Link
Ann Sothern
Fernwood 2-Night/America 2-Night
WKRP in Cincinnati (OK, some of you might be thinking "good thing, though" because the prints
N@N had (that also aired on TNN/Spike TV) were edited due to the episodes' music content)
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> > When did the network show "Charles in Charge"?
>>
> Nick at Nite aired Charles in Charge along with Perfect
> Strangers and Head Of The Class in the late night hours back
> in 2002-2003. They only showed the syndicated episodes with
> the Powells and not the first season episodes that aired on
> CBS with the Pembrokes like they had always done in
> syndication when they started airing reruns on local
> stations in the 1990's.
>
Didn't Nick at Nite show The Smothers Brothers Show (the
1965-66 sitcom)? While not up to the standards of their
later Sunday-night variety show, it is of historical interest,
and you do get the brothers' basic act within the confines
of the silly premise (Tommy is an angel).

As for Ann Sothern, I believe Nick at Nite showed both her
1950s series. Susie (originally Private Secretary) is probably
the better of the two, but it's hard to tell it and The Ann
Sothern Show apart, since she has the same two sidekicks (Don
Porter and Ann Tyrell) on both.
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> Didn't Nick at Nite show The Smothers Brothers Show (the
> 1965-66 sitcom)? While not up to the standards of their
> later Sunday-night variety show, it is of historical
> interest,
> and you do get the brothers' basic act within the confines
> of the silly premise (Tommy is an angel).
>
> Yes,Nick at Nite showed The Smothers Brothers Show in 1988 and on Sunday nights as well.
Speaking of which,I wish that their variety show from the 60's would be on DVD.
>
06-25-2005, 06:07 PM #15
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Either TVL or N@N aired Hill Street Blues for a while, although IIRC they didn't even get through
the whole series once.
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> Either TVL or N@N aired Hill Street Blues for a while,
> although IIRC they didn't even get through the whole series
> once.
It was TV Land that carried Hill Street Blues.

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> > Either TVL or N@N aired Hill Street Blues for a while,
> > although IIRC they didn't even get through the whole
> series
> > once.
>
> It was TV Land that carried Hill Street Blues.
& St. Elsewhere
>
06-25-2005, 09:45 PM #18
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> > Certainly looks better than what they usually do on the
> > weekends!

>
> I'll say. Nothing's more annoying than those weekend-long
> one-show marathons. Seems like lazy programming. If it
> happens to be a show you don't like in the first place,
> forget it. Even with shows I do like, I could never just sit
> and watch one episode after another and another. (No...
> actually, I take that back. A few weeks ago on a Friday
> evening, I found myself watching 3 or 4 of the I Love Lucy
> trip to California shows in a row).
>
> I see a couple showings of Alfred Hitchcock, Superman, and
> Dragnet on the list. A little stange only having three
> non-comedies. I thought there'd be more or none at all.
>
> I also noticed the absence of Dennis The Menace, which used
> to be a staple every morning on Nickelodeon. I wonder if Jay
> North had any influence in banning it, knowing how he feels
> about it.
Who gives a hoot about how Jay North feels about it?
Where is Lassie, Burkes Law, Have Gun, Will Travel, Mavrick, Bat Masterson, The
Rifelman, My favorite Martian, Giget, Our Miss Brooks and a lot more. TV Land really needs to
wake up!!
06-25-2005, 09:48 PM #19
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> A few other missing shows from this weekend's schedule that
> quickly come to mind:
>
> Route 66
>
> I Spy
>
> The White Shadow
>
> Hi Honey, I'm Home! (original series)
>
> Rowin and Martin's Laugh-In
>
>
> Also, does anyone remember when N@N used to show a two-hour
> black-and-white movie? I believe this was when they first
> started up in 1985.
>
> When did the network show "Charles in Charge"?
>
Hey???? Where is "Soap"
06-25-2005, 10:26 PM #20

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> from the 80s.
> Saturday
> 8:30am Patty Duke
> 10:30am Dragnet
> 11:00am Get Smart
> 11:30am F Troop

> 10:30pm Rhoda
> 11:00pm Rhoda
> 11:30pm Newhart
> 1:30am Patty Duke

> 5:30am Dragnet
>
> Sunday
> 6:00am Get Smart
> 6:30am F Troop

> 5:00pm Rhoda
> 5:30pm Rhoda

>
Where is Hogan's Hereos?
> >Should be something there for everyone. I
> wish TV Land would occasionally revive an
> old primetime network schedule; they did this
> once with the 1971-73 ABC Friday-night schedule
> (Brady Bunch, Partridge Family, Room 222, Odd
> Couple, Love American Style). Some Saturday
> night they ought to show episodes of CBS's
> schedule from the '70s; they have All In The
> Family, The Jeffersons, Mary Tyler Moore, Bob
> Newhart, and Carol Burnett (they could do two
> half-hours there).
In Chicago, WWME-CA "Me-TV" Channel 23 showed the Saturday CBS lineup 6 nights a week
from 7-9:30 CT. They just changed their lineup for the summer by adding a lot of different shows
like "Love American Style" "Petticoat Junction" "Facts Of Life" "Family Ties" "Brady Bunch"
"Bewitched" "I Dream Of Jeannie" "Archie Bunker's Place"
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > special line-up this weekend. Schedule is from Yahoo!.
> Most
> > of the shows are from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. And a few are
>
> > from the 80s.
> > Saturday
> > 10:30am Dragnet
> > 11:30am F Troop
> > 12:00pm Superman TVG
> > 12:30pm The Dick Van Dyke Show TVG, CC

> > 1:30pm The Odd Couple TVG
> > 2:00pm The Bob Newhart Show TVG
> > 2:30pm The Partridge Family
> > 3:00pm Welcome Back, Kotter TVG
> > 3:30pm I Dream of Jeannie TVG, CC
> > 4:00pm Bewitched TVG, CC
> > 6:30pm The Munsters TVG
> > 10:30pm Rhoda
> > 11:00pm Rhoda
> > 11:30pm Newhart
> > 12:30am Bewitched TVG, CC

> > 5:30am Dragnet
>>
> > Sunday
> > 6:30am F Troop
> > 7:00am Superman TVG
> > 7:30am The Dick Van Dyke Show TVG, CC
> > 8:00am The Mary Tyler Moore Show TVG, CC
> > 8:30am The Odd Couple TVG
> > 9:00am The Bob Newhart Show TVG
> > 9:30am The Partridge Family
> > 10:00am Welcome Back, Kotter TVG
> > 11:00am I Dream of Jeannie TVG, CC
> > 12:00pm Happy Days TVG, CC

> > 5:00pm Rhoda
> > 5:30pm Rhoda
> > 6:00pm Full House TVG, CC
> > 6:30pm Who's the Boss? TVG, CC
> > 7:00pm The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air TVPG, CC
> > 7:30pm The Cosby Show CC
> > 8:00pm Fatherhood TVG, CC
> > 8:30pm Murphy Brown TVPG, CC
> > 9:00pm Gilligan's Island TVG
> > 10:00pm The Facts of Life TVG
> > 10:30pm Family Ties TVG, CC

> > 4:00am The Facts of Life TVG
> > 4:30am Family Ties TVG, CC
> > 5:00am Gilligan's Island TVG
> > 5:30am The Brady Bunch TVG, CC
>>
>
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> > Certainly looks better than what they usually do on the
> > weekends!
>
> I'll say. Nothing's more annoying than those weekend-long
> one-show marathons. Seems like lazy programming. If it

> happens to be a show you don't like in the first place,
> forget it. Even with shows I do like, I could never just sit
> and watch one episode after another and another. (No...
> actually, I take that back. A few weeks ago on a Friday
> evening, I found myself watching 3 or 4 of the I Love Lucy
> trip to California shows in a row).
>
One of the great things is that they've been showing some of
the best episodes of each show; for example, "Chuckles Bites
the Dust" from The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "If It Looks
Like A Walnut..." from The Dick Van Dyke Show.
Two I'd like to have seen: "Coast-to-Coast Big Mouth" from
Dick Van Dyke (Laura blabs on nationwide TV that Alan Brady
is really bald) and that Bob Newhart Thanksgiving episode
(can't remember the exact title) where he, Howard, Jerry, and
Mr. Carlin get drunk watching a football game; unable to cook
a turkey they call a Chinese restaurant and order "Moo Goo GOO
GOO Gai Pan." Then Emily, who's been spending the day with her
parents, arrives home, just about the time a huge truckload of
moo goo gai pan shows up.
Most of the sitcoms are so good I can understand why that genre
seems to be dying. So many of today's sitcoms just are not funny

(not to me, at least).
>
Retro: Corpus Christi TX,October 1st 1974
Source: Corpus Christi Caller-Times
KIII-Channel 3(ABC)
AM
7:00 Buenos Dias(News In Spanish)
7:30 Ben Casey
8:30 Movie--No Title Given
10:30 The Brady Bunch
11:00 Password
11:30 Split Second
PM
Noon All My Children
1:00 Newlywed Game
1:30 Girl In My Life
3:00 $10,000 Pyramid
3:30 Combat
4:30 The Flintstones
5:00 The Lucy Show

5:30 ABC News
6:00 News
6:30 Dragnet(1967-1970 episodes)
7:00 Happy Days
7:30 ABC Movie Of The Week--The Stranger Within
9:00 Marcus Welby M.D.
10:00 News
10:30 Wide World Of Entertainment--Hard Day At Blue Nose
KRIS--Channel 6(NBC)
AM
6:30 Scope
7:00 Today
9:00 Name That Tune
9:30 Winning Streak
10:00 High Rollers
11:00 Jackpot
11:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes
PM
Noon News
12:30 Jeopardy
1:30 The Doctors
2:00 Another World

2:30 How To Survive A Marriage
3:00 Somerset
4:00 Bewitched
4:30 The Fugitive
5:30 NBC News
6:00 News
6:30 Hollywood Squares(syndicated)
7:00 Adam-12
7:30 NBC World Premiere Movie--The Disappearance of Flight 412
9:00 Police Story
10:00 News
10:30 Tonight Show
12:30 AM News(repeat of 10:00 News)
KZTV--Channel 10(CBS)
AM
6:30 Amiguitos
7:00 CBS Morning News
9:00 Joker's Wild
9:30 Gambit
10:00 Now You See It
10:30 Love Of Life

PM
Noon News
1:00 Guiding Light
1:30 Edge Of Night
2:00 Price Is Right
2:30 Match Game '74
3:00 Tattletales
3:30 Courtship Of Eddie's Father
4:00 Name Of The Game
5:30 CBS News
6:00 News
7:00 Good Times
7:30 M*A*S*H
8:00 Hawaii 5-0
9:00 Barnaby Jones
10:00 News
10:30 CBS Late Movie--Savage
12:30 AM (repeat of 10:00 News)
KEDT--Channel 16(PBS)
AM
7:00 Mister Rogers Neighborhood

7:30 Sesame Street
8:30 Educational Programming(until 3:00 P.M.)
PM
3:00 Sesame Street
4:30 Villa Alegre
5:30 School Talk
6:00 Carrascolendas
6:30 Grant Teaff Show
7:00 America: Home From Home--Part 1
7:30 Evening At Symphony
8:30 Woman: Female Sexuality--Part 1
9:00 Accion Chicano: El Chicano In Concert
9:30 Burglar Proofing
10:00 Kentucky G.E.D. Class
10:30 Firing Line
11:30 Insight
Midnight: News
I don't know when KORO-Channel 28(SIN) came into existence so there are no listings for that
station.
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Re: Retro: Corpus Christi TX,October 1st 1974
KORO came on the air sometime during 1977, if my memory serves me.
Retro: Nashville independents, Tues., Dec. 18, 1984
Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1984
(Source: Shelbyville, Tenn. Times-Gazette)
WZTV 17
AM
7 Great Space Coaster
7:30 Tom & Jerry
8 Woody Woodpecker
8:30 Super Heroes
9 Odd Couple
9:30 All In The Family
10 Braun & Co.
11 INN News
11:30 Facts of Life
PM
12 Hot Potato

1 Andy Griffith
1:30 Three Stooges
2 Super Heroes
2:30 Flintstones
3 Woody Woodpecker
3:30 Tom & Jerry
4 Scooby Doo
4:30 He-Man & Master
5 Bewitched
5:30 Alice
6 Diffrent Strokes
6:30 Jeffersons
7 Movie: Home For the Holidays
8:30 Focus
9 Africa (no idea what this is)
10 Benny Hill
10:30 Tonight (from NBC)
11:30 Movie (not listed
WCAY 30
* The listings only included 6 p.m.-midnight
6 Star Trek
7 Barney Miller
8 Movie: Violent Protection
10 Too Close For Comfort

10:30 Taxi
11 Mannix
WFYZ 39
AM
7 Inspector Gadget
8 My Favorite Martian
8:30 New Zoo Revue
9 Family Affair
10 Jim Bakker
11 Health Field
11:30 Gomer Pyle
PM
12 Movie (not listed)
2 Dick Van Dyke
2:30 I Love Lucy
3 Speed Racer
3:30 Popeye
4 Inspector Gadget
4:30 Super Friends
5 Hawaii 5-O
6 In Search Of
7 Hawaii 5-O
8 Movie: Bad and Beautiful
10 INN News
11 Movie: Gaby
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> Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1984
> (Source: Shelbyville, Tenn. Times-Gazette)
>
> WZTV 17
> 9 Africa (no idea what this is)
Probably a World Vision special.
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WZTV 17
12 Hot Potato
(BUZZ)
Hot Potato was cancelled on NBC on June 29th, 1984, so Super Password is now in the 12 noon
time slot in December of 84
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> WZTV 17
> 12 Hot Potato
> (BUZZ)
> Hot Potato was cancelled on NBC on June 29th, 1984, so Super
> Password is now in the 12 noon time slot in December of 84
>
And on delay at that. Super Password would have been on NBC
at 11 AM (Central). NBC's soap block started at 11:30:
12 N Days Of Our Lives
1 PM Another World
2 PM Santa Barbara
WSMV did not follow this schedule, but that's not my point.
This is the network schedule.Edited by bpatrick on 06/25/05

10:08 PM.
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> 10:30 Tonight (from NBC)
WSMV didn't carry the Tonight Show?? And NBC allowed them to pass it over to an indy?? What
did WSMV broadcast in its place?

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> > 10:30 Tonight (from NBC)
>
> WSMV didn't carry the Tonight Show?? And NBC allowed them
> to pass it over to an indy?? What did WSMV broadcast in its
> place?
>
As the other thread implied:
11 Barney Miller
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> > > 10:30 Tonight (from NBC)
>>
> > WSMV didn't carry the Tonight Show?? And NBC allowed them
>
> > to pass it over to an indy?? What did WSMV broadcast in
> its
> > place?
>>
> As the other thread implied:
>
> 10:30 Threes Company
> 11 Barney Miller
>
Thanks. I happened across the Nashville Network thread later in the day, after posting this. I still
can't quite believe that NBC allowed them to do that...I can only guess WSMV wanted the ad
time solely to themselves.
Retro: Corpus Christi TX,July 9th 1974
Source: Corpus Christi Caller-Times
KIII-Channel 3(ABC)
AM
7:00 Buenos Dias
7:30 Ben Casey
8:30 Movie--In The French Style
11:00 Password
11:30 Split Second
PM
Noon The Lucy Show
1:00 Newlywed Game
1:30 Girl In My Life
3:00 $10,000 Pyramid
3:30 Combat
5:00 Gilligan's Island
5:30 ABC News
6:00 News
6:30 Combat
7:30 ABC Movie Of The Week--The Elevator
10:00 News
10:30 Wide World Of Entertainment--And The Bones Came Together

KRIS--Channel 6(NBC)
AM
6:30 Scope
7:00 Today
9:00 Dinah's Place
9:30 Winning Streak
10:00 High Rollers
11:00 Jackpot
PM
Noon News
12:30 Jeopardy
1:30 The Doctors
2:00 Another World
3:00 Somerset
4:00 The Rifleman
4:30 The Untouchables
5:30 NBC News
6:00 News
6:30 Hollywood Squares(syndicated)

7:00 Adam-12
7:30 NBC Mystery Movie(doesn't say what show)
9:00 Police Story
10:00 News
10:30 Tonight Show
Midnight: News(repeat of 10:00 News)
KZTV--Channel 10(CBS)
AM
6:30 Amiguitos
9:00 Joker's Wild
9:30 Gambit
10:30 Love Of Life
PM
Noon News
1:00 Guiding Light
1:30 Edge Of Night
2:00 Price Is Right
2:30 Match Game '74

3:00 Tattletales
4:00 Deputy Dawg And Friends
4:30 Daktari
5:30 CBS News
6:00 News
7:00 Maude
7:30 Hawaii 5-0
8:30 Shaft(CBS Mystery Movie,not the 1971 movie)
10:00 News
10:30 CBS Late Movie--Adam's Woman
KEDT--Channel 16(PBS)
AM
7:30 Sesame Street
9:30 What's New?
10:00 Carrascolendas
10:30 Festival Of Music
11:00 Lilias, Yoga And You
11:30 Fashion Focus
PM
Noon Behind The Lines

1:00 Masterpiece Theater: The Edwardians
2:30 What's New?
3:00 Sesame Street
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Zoom
6:30 Tele-Forum
7:00 Man Builds, Man Destroys
7:30 The Naturalists
8:00 What's The Big Idea?
9:00 You Owe It To Yourself
9:30 By-Line
10:00 Insight
10:30 Youth In Trouble
11:30 Consultation
Midnight Midnight Smacks: Desperados Of The West--Six Gun Hijacker(now I know what
Midnight Smacks is all about. These are movie serials from the 30's and 40's)
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> KEDT--Channel 16(PBS)
> AM
> 9:30 What's New?
That show still on the mid-1970s? I thought it went away with the arrival of PBS and other shows
like Zoom and The Electric Company.
> Midnight Midnight Smacks: Desperados Of The West--Six Gun
> Hijacker
I take it that KEDT gets its programming from (or is a satellite of) San Antonio's KLRN, as they
also had "Midnight Smacks".
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> I take it that KEDT gets its programming from (or is a
> satellite of) San Antonio's KLRN, as they also had "Midnight
> Smacks".
>
KEDT and KLRN are separate PBS stations entirely.Many of the shows that KEDT has now are
either shown at earlier times or later times.Quite possibly,Midnight Smacks may have appeared
on other PBS stations as well.
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At that time, KEDT probably did get most of it's programming from KLRN. Channel 16 was still
pretty new at the time. It began operations in Oct.'72, I believe. In the same vein, KZTV (CBS)
programming was beamed to Laredo's KVTV. I seem to remember many of the station IDs
mentioning both stations. Also, during that era, KIII beamed it's signal to Victoria's KXIX Channel
19 (now Fox KVCT).
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> At that time, KEDT probably did get most of it's programming
> from KLRN. Channel 16 was still pretty new at the time. It
> began operations in Oct.'72, I believe. In the same vein,
> KZTV (CBS) programming was beamed to Laredo's KVTV. I seem
> to remember many of the station IDs mentioning both
> stations. Also, during that era, KIII beamed it's signal to
> Victoria's KXIX Channel 19 (now Fox KVCT).
>
That was true in 1977 on all three counts. I believe Austin's
Channel 18 (PBS) also got feeds from KLRN.
KORO was on the air by the summer of 1977 at the latest, because
that's when I moved to San Antonio and got the South Texas edition
of TV Guide. In fact, I had seen a South Texas edition back around
May of that year, and KORO was listed then.
Retro: North Carolina Saturday, November 7, 1959
From the Greensboro Daily News:
WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS/ABC) Greensboro
10:30 Mighty Mouse
11 AM I Love Lucy
11:30 Terrytoons
12 N Sky King
12:30 Life Of Riley
1 PM CBS News--Harry Reasoner
(the first half-hour network newscast,
I believe)
1:30 Sheena, Queen Of The Jungle
2 PM Popeye
2:30 Science Fiction Theater
3 PM Follow That Man
3:30 Jim Bowie
4 PM People's Choice
4:30 Wrestling From Chicago
5:30 Walt Disney Presents
6:30 Roy Rogers
7 PM Sea Hunt
7:30 Jack Benny (special pre-empting
Perry Mason)
8:30 Wanted--Dead Or Alive
9 PM Mr. Lucky
9:30 Have Gun--Will Travel
10 PM Gunsmoke
10:30 Mackenzie's Raiders
11 PM Follow That Man

11:30 Movie: "Somewhere In The Night"
WBTV Ch. 3 (CBS/ABC) Charlotte
7:45 Through The Porthole
9 AM Rascals Club
10:30 Mighty Mouse
11 AM I Love Lucy
11:30 Roy Rogers
12 N Sky King
12:30 Pastors Face Your Questions
1 PM All Star Golf
2 PM Movie (no title given)
4:30 Dennis O'Keefe
5 PM Markham
5:30 Wrestling
6:30 Hotel De Paree
7 PM Four Just Men
7:30 Jack Benny
9 PM Mr. Lucky

10 PM Gunsmoke
10:30 Mike Hammer
11 PM Telenews
11:15 Double Feature Movie
WUNC Ch. 4 (NET) Chapel Hill
6:30 Beethoven
7:30 Briefing
8 PM Civilization
8:30 Heritage
9 PM Latin America
(I know nothing about any of these.)
WRAL Ch. 5 (NBC/ABC) Raleigh
9 AM Big Picture
9:30 Command Performance
10 AM Howdy Doody (COLOR)
10:30 Ruff And Reddy (COLOR)
11 AM Fun Time
11:30 Circus Boy
12 N Pro Football (probably a
highlights show)
1 PM College Football: Boston

College at Pittsburgh (COLOR)
4:30 Scoreboard (time approximate)
(Don't ask me to explain the discrepancy
between WRAL and the other NBC affiliates
on this.)
4:45 Cartoons
5 PM Susie
5:30 Wrestling
6:30 Ozzie And Harriet
7 PM Fibber McGee And Molly
7:30 Bonanza (COLOR)
8:30 Man And The Challenge
9 PM The Deputy
9:30 Bourbon Street Beat
10:30 Death Valley Days
11 PM Nightmare (creature-feature
movies)
WECT Ch. 6 (NBC/CBS/ABC) Wilmington, NC
10 AM Howdy Doody
10:30 Ruff And Reddy
11 AM Fury
11:30 Circus Boy
12 N Top Ten Dance Party
1 PM College Football
4 PM Scoreboard (time approximate)
4:30 Big Payoff (I think they mean
Big Picture)
5 PM All Star Golf
6 PM Jubilee USA (was Ozark Jubilee)
6:30 News
6:40 Scoreboard
6:55 Weather
7 PM Lone Ranger
7:30 Gale Storm
8 PM I've Got A Secret
8:30 Robert Taylor's Detectives
9 PM Bachelor Father
9:30 U.S. Marshal
10 PM Adventures In Paradise
11 PM Wrestling
WITN Ch. 7 (NBC/ABC) Washington, NC
10 AM Howdy Doody

11 AM Sheena, Queen Of The Jungle
11:30 Circus Boy
12 N True Story
12:30 Detective's Diary
4 PM Teen Canteen (time approximate)
5 PM Sherlock Holmes
5:30 Captain David Grief
6 PM Bar 7 (local country music show)
7 PM U.S. Border Patrol
7:30 Bonanza
9 PM The Deputy
9:30 Five Fingers
10:30 It Could Be You
11 PM News, Weather
11:15 Shock Theater
WNCT Ch. 9 (CBS/ABC) Greenville, NC
9 AM Looney Tunes
9:30 Little Rascals
10:30 Pals (don't know any more)

11 AM Popeye
11:15 Learn To Draw
11:30 Count Of Monte Cristo
12 N Sky King
12:30 Ranch Party (Tex Ritter country-
music show)
1 PM CBS News
1:30 Dansorama
2:30 Championship Bowling
3:30 Big Picture
4 PM Walt Disney Presents
5 PM All Star Golf
6 PM Command Performance
6:30 Homer Briarhopper
7 PM Dennis O'Keefe
7:30 Jack Benny
9 PM Mr. Lucky
10 PM Gunsmoke
10:30 Markham
11 PM News
11:15 Movie
WSOC Ch. 9 (NBC/ABC) Charlotte

8 AM Sportsman
8:30 Sports
9 AM Roy Rogers
10 AM Accent
11 AM Fury
11:30 Circus Boy
12 N Kilgo's Kanteen
4 PM Football (no clue)
5:15 Scoreboard
5:30 Boots And Saddles
6 PM The Alaskans
7 PM Rifleman
7:30 Bonanza
9 PM Bourbon Street Beat
10 PM Adventures In Paradise
11 PM Double Feature Movie
WTVD Ch. 11 (CBS/ABC) Durham
7:45 Through The Porthole
9 AM Roy Rogers
10:30 Mighty Mouse
11 AM I Love Lucy
11:30 Paul Winchell
12 N Sky King
12:30 Learn To Draw
12:45 Cartoons
1 PM Championship Bridge
1:30 Broken Arrow
2 PM Casey Jones
2:30 Jungle Jim
3 PM Championship Bowling
4 PM Dick Clark Beechnut Show
4:30 Dennis O'Keefe
5 PM All Star Golf
6 PM Top Ten Dance Party
7 PM Robert Taylor's Detectives
7:30 Jack Benny
9 PM Mr. Lucky
10 PM Gunsmoke
10:30 Highway Patrol
11 PM Jim Thornton's Country Style

12 M Charlie Chan
WSJS Ch. 12 (NBC/ABC) Winston-Salem
9:30 Cartoon Theater
10 AM Howdy Doody
11 AM Fury
11:30 Circus Boy
12 N True Story
4 PM Learn To Draw (time approximate)
4:15 Inside Football
4:30 Big Picture
5 PM All Star Golf
6 PM Lawman
6:30 Lawrence Welk
7:30 Bonanza
9 PM The Deputy
9:30 Five Fingers
11 PM Bourbon Street Beat
12 M Movie
1:30 News Final
WLOS Ch. 13 (ABC) Asheville
9 AM Western
10 AM Popeye
12 N Lunch With Soupy Sales
12:30 Sheena, Queen Of The Jungle
1 PM Jim Bowie
1:30 Theater (a movie of some sort)
3 PM Bandstand (I have a feeling this
is local and not American Bandstand)
4 PM Texas Rasslin'
5 PM All Star Golf
6 PM Science Fiction Theater
6:30 Bold Venture
7 PM Colt .45
7:30 Dick Clark Beechnut Show
8 PM Markham (interesting--a CBS show
which, IIRC, WSPA/7 carried at 10:30)
9 PM Lawrence Welk
10 PM Jubilee USA
10:30 Official Detective
11 PM Shock Theater
Retro: San Antonio TX Listings April 27th 1976
Source: San Antonio Express-News
KMOL--Channel 4(NBC)
AM
6:40 Take Four
6:45 Adelante
7:00 Today Show
9:30 High Rollers
10:00 Wheel Of Fortune
11:00 Magnificent Marble Machine
11:30 TV-4 Big News
PM
Noon Somerset
1:30 The Doctors
2:00 Another World
4:00 Gunsmoke
5:00 The Lucy Show
5:30 NBC News

6:00 TV-4 Big News
7:00 Rich Little Show
8:00 Police Woman
9:00 Dean Martin Celebrity Roast(Dennis Weaver was the roastee)
10:00 TV-4 Big News
10:30 Primary Report: Pennsylvania
11:00 The Tonight Show(could it have been a delay due to the primaries in Pennsylvania??)
AM
12:30 Tomorrow
KENS-Channel 5(CBS)
AM
9:00 Price Is Right
10:00 I Love Lucy
10:30 Love Of Life
10:55 CBS News
PM
Noon Eyewitness News
1:30 Guiding Light

2:30 Match Game '76
3:00 Tattletales
3:30 Star Trek
4:30 Hogan's Heroes
5:00 Eyewitness News
5:30 CBS News
6:30 Name That Tune
7:00 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show
7:30 Ronald Reagan For President
8:00 M*A*S*H
9:00 Switch
10:30 Primary Report
10:45 CBS Late Movie--The Delta Factor
KSAT--Channel 12(ABC)
AM
6:45 Classroom
7:00 Good Morning America
9:00 Mike Douglas Show
10:30 Happy Days
11:30 All My Children

PM
Noon Ryan's Hope
12:30 Rhyme And Reason
1:00 $20,000 Pyramid
1:30 Break The Bank
3:00 Edge Of Night
3:30 Merv Griffin Show
5:00 Adam-12
5:30 ABC News
6:00 Newswatch
6:30 Concentration
7:00 Happy Days
8:00 S.W.A.T(2 hour episode)
10:00 Newswatch
10:30 Pennsylvania Primary
11:00 Tuesday Mystery Movie--The Satan Murders
AM
12:30 Ironside
KLRN--Channel 9(PBS)
AM

7:30 Sesame Street
8:30 Educational Programming(until 4:00)
PM
4:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Carrascolendas
6:30 This Week
7:00 Lawn And Garden
7:30 Consumer Survival Kit
8:00 Opera Theatre--La Traviata
10:00 Politithon
11:00 Soundstage(The Bee Gees for an hour)
KWEX--Channel 41(Ind.)
Programming started at 2:30 P.M.
PM
2:30 Universidad Nacional
3:00 En San Antonio
4:00 Jugando Con Juan Pirulero
5:00 La Tierra
5:30 Reporter 41
6:00 El Mundo De Juguete
6:30 To Be Announced
7:00 El Milagro De Vivir
8:00 Muy Agradecido
8:30 El Show De Rosita
9:30 El Chofer(I noticed that one of its stars was Linda Cristal,best known as Victoria Cannon on
High Chapparal,and wondered if it was her.)
10:30 Meet The Candidates(possibly from Mexico)
Midnight Sign-Off
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> KWEX--Channel 41(Ind.)
> 10:30 Meet The Candidates(possibly from Mexico)
Considering that 1976 was an election year and there was some political programming on the
other channels that night, I think this was an American or local political program.
Retro: Columbus, Ohio, Friday, Sept. 24, 1971
(Source: Zanesville Times-Recorder)
Listings begin at 7 a.m.

WLWC 4 (NBC)
AM
7 Today
9 Paul Dixon
10:30 Phil Donahue
PM
12 50-50 Club
1:30 Three On A Match
2 Days Of Our Lives
2:30 The Doctors
3 Another World
3:30 Bright Promise
4 Somerset
4:30 Dragnet
5 It Takes A Thief
6 DeMoss Report (local news)
6:30 NBC News
7 DickVan Dyke
7:30 Dr. Locke
8 The D.A.
8:30 Movie (not listed)
10:30 (illegible on schedule)
11 DeMoss Report
11:30 Tonight
WTVN-TV 6 (ABC)
AM
7:30 Daybreak; Fennamore Fables
8 Romper Room
8:30 Fennamore Fables
9 David Frost
10:30 Communique
11 News
11:30 That Girl
PM
12 Bewitched
12:30 Password
1 All My Children
2 Virginia Graham
3 General Hospital
4 Flintstones
4:30 I Love Lucy
5 Daniel Boone
6 Truth or Consequences
6:30 News (doesnt list which is CBS and which is local)
7 News
8 Brady Bunch
9 Room 222
9:30 Odd Couple
10 Love, American Style
11 News
11:30 Dick Cavett
WBNS-TV 10 (CBS)
AM
7 CBS Morning News
8 Captain Kangaroo
9 Lucis Toyshop
10 Lucy Show
10:30 Gomer Pyle
11 Family Affair
11:30 Love of Life
PM
12 Eyewitness News
1 Green Acres
2:30 Guiding Light

3 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4 Early Show
6 Eyewitness 90
11 News
11:30 Theater (movie not listed)
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Source: Zanesville Times-Recorder)
Listings begin at 7 a.m.
This brings back memories. This is what I remember.
WLWC 4 (NBC)
AM
9 Paul Dixon (This was a live tv show from WLWT Cincinnati. It also was seen on WLWD Dayton)
PM
12 50-50 Club (This also was a live tv show from WLWT Cincinnati hosted by Bob Braun. It also
was seen on WLWD Dayton. This show went off the air in 1984)
6 DeMoss Report (local news)
11 DeMoss Report (This was the local newscast hosted by Hugh DeMoss)
WTVN-TV 6 (ABC)
PM
6:30 News (doesnt list which is CBS and which is local) You mean ABC. This most likely was ABC
News.
7 News (This most likely was the local news)
WBNS-TV 10 (CBS)
AM
9 Lucis Toyshop (This was a local daily children's show hosted by Luci Van Leeuwen)
PM
4 Early Show (This was the title of the daily movie hosted by Flippo the Clown)
6 Eyewitness 90 (This was the six pm edition of Eyewitness News hosted by Chet Long followed
by CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite at 6:30 and Eyewitness News at 7:00. I believe Tom
Ryan did the 7:00 newscast)
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> (Source: Zanesville Times-Recorder)
> Listings begin at 7 a.m.
Would the Zanesville Paper not have listings for WHIZ 18 in Zanesville? While some shows would
have been the same as 4 (because of NBC affiliation)..I'm sure there would have been
enoughdifference to warrant posting the 18 schedule.Edited
by TimL on 06/30/05 01:43 PM.
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> > Listings begin at 7 a.m.
>
>
> Would the Zanesville Paper not have listings for WHIZ 18 in
> Zanesville? While some shows would have been the same as 4
> (because of NBC affiliation)..I'm sure there would have been
> enough difference to warrant posting the 18 schedule.
>
Good point. I was thinking "Columbus" and only had a short time to post something. Here's the
rest of Zanesville's listings for the day:
WHIZ-TV 18 Zanesville, Ohio (NBC)
AM
7 Today
9 Phil Donahue
10 Dinahs Place
10:30 Concentration
11 Sale Of The Century
PM
12 Report; Farm
12:30 Who, What And Where Game
1 Jeopardy
2 Days Of Our Lives
2:30 The Doctors
3 Another World
3:30 Bright Promise
4 Somerset

5 Wells Fargo
6 Reports (local news; as listed on schedule)
6:30 NBC News
7 Dick Van Dyke
7:30 NFL Game Of Week
8 The D.A.
10:30 Dr. Locke
11 Reports
11:30 Tonight Show
WTRF-TV 7 Wheeling, W. Va. (NBC, ABC)
Same as WHIZ except:
PM
12 Noon Report
4:30 The Virginian
6 News
6:30 NBC News
7 News
8:30 Baseball: Pirates vs. New York
10:30 Tightrope
WSTV-TV 9 Steubenville, Ohio (CBS, ABC)
AM
7 CBS Morning News
8 Captain Kangaroo
9 Jack La Lanne
9:30 That Girl
10 Lucy Show
11 Family Affair
11:30 Love Of Life
PM
1 Tel-All
2:30 Guiding Light
3 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4 Password
4:30 Merv Griffin
6 Total News
6:30 CBS News
8 Chicago Teddy Bears
8:30 OHara
9:30 Movie
11 Total News
11:30 Dick Cavett
WKBF 61 Cleveland
(this newspaper did not carry any other Cleveland schedules)
AM
10:30 Newsroom
11 Jack La Lanne
11:30 Kimba
PM
12 Banana Splits
12:30 Huckleberry Hound
1 Movie Matinee (not listed)
2:30 Alvin Show
3 Yogi Bear
3:30 Banana Splits
4 Flintstones
4:30 Addams Family
5 Flintstones (again)
5:30 Munsters
6 I Love Lucy
6:30 It Take A Thief
7:30 Get Smart

10 Perry Mason
11 Star Trek
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> Good point. I was thinking "Columbus" and only had a short
> time to post something. Here's the rest of Zanesville's
> listings for the day:
>>
> WKBF 61 Cleveland
> (this newspaper did not carry any other Cleveland schedules)
>
> AM
> 10:30 Newsroom
> 11 Jack La Lanne
> 11:30 Kimba
> PM
> 12 Banana Splits
> 12:30 Huckleberry Hound
> 1 Movie Matinee (not listed)
> 2:30 Alvin Show
> 3 Yogi Bear

> 3:30 Banana Splits
> 4 Flintstones
> 4:30 Addams Family
> 5 Flintstones (again)
> 5:30 Munsters
> 6 I Love Lucy
> 6:30 It Take A Thief
> 7:30 Get Smart
> 8 Movie (not listed)
> 10 Perry Mason
> 11 Star Trek
> 12 Movie (not listed)
>
I used to have relatives down around Zanesville and I recall that WKBF 61 may have been on the
cable system there..Zanesville being well over 100 miles from Cleveland would be hard to get a
picture on a antenna
Friday Night NBA on TBS episode guide (1984-88)
Here is the Friday Night NBA on TBA episode guide from 1984 to 1988 and here it is.
FRIDAY NIGHT BASKETBALL on TBS (REGULAR SEASON ONLY)
1984-85
October 26- Boston @ Detroit- 8:05pm

November 23- Philadelphia @ Phoenix- 9:05pm
December 7-LA Lakers @ Philadelphia- 8:05pm
February 22- Detroit @ Philadelphia- 7:05pm
1985-86
November 1- Indiana @ Detroit- 8:05pm
November 8- Denver @ LA Lakers- 10:30pm
November 15-Chicago @ Milwaukee- 8:05pm
November 22-New York @ Washington- 8:05pm
November 29-New York @ Boston- 8:05pm
December 6- Houston @ LA Lakers- 10:35pm
December 13-Atlanta @ Indiana- 8:05pm
December 20-LA Lakers @ Cleveland- 8:05pm
December 27-Portland @ Dallas- 8:05pm
January 3- Milwaukee @ Washington- 8:05pm
January 10- Atlanta @ Boston- 8:05pm
January 17- Boston @ Indiana- 8:05pm
January 24-Philadelphia @ Cleveland- 8:05pm
January 31-Philadelphia @ LA Lakers- 10:35pm
February 14-Boston @ Portland- 10:05pm
February 21-Houston @ Dallas- 8:05pm
February 28-Philadelphia @ Dallas- 8:05pm
March 7- Atlanta @ Chicago- 8:05pm
March 14-Boston @ Atlanta- 7:35pm
March 28-Houston @ Detroit- 7:35pm

April 4- New York @ Boston- 8:05pm
1986-87
October 31-Washington @ Boston- 8:05pm
November 7- Chicago @ Detroit- 8:05pm
November 14-Boston @ Chicago- 8:05pm
November 21- Houston @ Washington- 8:05pm
November 28- Atlanta @ Utah- 10:05pm
December 5- Denver @ New Jersey- 8:05pm
December 12- LA Lakers @ Boston- 8:05pm
December 19-Houston @ Portland- 10:05pm
December 26-Boston @ Phoenix- 10:05pm
January 9- New York @ Philadelphia- 8:05pm
January 16- Houston @ Detroit- 8:05pm
January 23- New York @ Houston- 8:05pm
January 30- Seattle @ Golden State- 10:05pm
February 13- Boston @ Portland- 10:05pm
February 20-LA Lakers @ Chicago- 8:05pm
March 6- Utah @ Milwaukee- 8:05pm
March 13-Atlanta @ Dallas- 8:05pm
March 20-Denver @ Philadelphia- 7:35pm
March 27-Boston @ Chicago- 8:05pm
April 3- Chicago @ Washington- 8:05pm
April 17- Dallas @ Houston- 8:05pm

1987-88
November 6- Milwaukee @ Boston- 8:05pm
November 13-Seattle @ Dallas- 8:05pm
November 20-Boston @ Philadelphia- 8:05pm
November 27-Chicago @ Dallas- 8:05pm
December 4-LA Lakers @ Milwaukee- 8:05pm
December 11-LA Lakers @ Boston- 8:05pm
December 18-Denver @ San Antonio- 8:05pm
December 25-Atlanta @ Philadelphia- 8:05pm
January 8- LA Lakers @ Detroit- 8:05pm
January 15-Utah @ Seattle- 10:05pm
January 22-New Jersey @ Indiana- 8:05pm
January 29-Boston @ Detroit- 8:05pm
February 12- Atlanta @ Detroit- 8:05pm
February 19-LA Lakers @ Atlanta- 8:05pm
February 26-Atlanta @ Indiana- 8:05pm
March 4- Houston @ Dallas- 8:05pm
During the 80s and 90s, what nights did ESPN, USA and TBS did NBA games during the regular
season?Edited by highwayman128 on 07/02/05 03:47
AM.
Retro:Cleveland Thursday Night March 1, 1951
Source:Canton Repository
WNBK 4 NBC
5PM NBC Comics
5:15 Panhandle Pete
5:30 Howdy Doody
6PM Cactus Jim
6:30 Bryon Wade
6:45 Today's News
6:50 Around The House
7PM Kukla/Fran/Ollie
7:30 John Conte
7:45 Camel News Caravan-Swayze
8PM You Bet Your Life
8:30 Peter Lind Hayes
9PM Jack Haley-Nat King Cole is a Guest
10PM Martin Kane Private Eye
10:30 NBC Sportsreel
11PM Broadway Open House
WEWS 5 CBS
5PM Uncle Jake-Played by Gene Carroll
5:30 Dinner Platter-Music
6:30 Dorothy Fuldheim
6:45 You Name It

7PM The Stork Club
7:15 Party Time
7:30 CBS News-Edwards
7:45 Faye Emerson
8PM Stop The Music-ABC
9PM Holiday Hotel-ABC-Kitty Carlisle, "Singing Star" Is Guest
9:30 Big Town-CBS
10PM Truth Or Consequences-CBS
10:30 Roller Derby-ABC
11:15 Film Short
11:30 News
11:35 Midnight Movie(The way it was listed-No Mivie titles)
WXEL 9 DuMont/ABC
5PM Lucky Pup (Apparently CBS but moved to ABC later in 1951 as Foodini The Great according
to a Google Search)
5:15 Chuck Wagon
6PM Small Fry Club-DuMont
6:30 Sports Desk
6:45 Evening News
7PM Captain Video-DuMont
7:30 Eloise..The Stars
7:45 World Of Yesterday
8PM Burns And Allen-CBS
8:30 Show Goes On-CBS

9PM Ellery Queen-DuMont
Note-I found at a Family Dollar Store a 4 DVD- 32 show set put out under the TV Guide
name..Various shows were in the set including some Public Domain Shows that you find
anywhere. But there are some real rarities on this set..Including a DuMont Ellery Queen Episode
from November 1951 with Kaiser-Frazer car commercials included..Picked it up for $5.00 the
other day.
9:30 Blind Date-ABC
10PM Life Begins at 80-ABC
10:30 Theater (Possibly Nash Airflyte-CBS)
11PM Wrestling
12:30 Sign-Off
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> WEWS 5 CBS
> 6:30 Dorothy Fuldheim
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Wasn't she a news anchor? Seems hard to believe there was a female news anchor in Cleveland
in 1951 if that is the case, considering that across Lake Erie in London there were protests when
the station there got its first female anchor 35 years later.
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> > WEWS 5 CBS
>
> > 6:30 Dorothy Fuldheim
> ----------
> Wasn't she a news anchor? Seems hard to believe there was a
> female news anchor in Cleveland in 1951 if that is the case,
> considering that across Lake Erie in London there were
> protests when the station there got its first female anchor
> 35 years later.
>
Apparently early on, Dorothy mixed anchoring with commentary, eventually doing all
commentary. She was with WEWS for about 37 years and retired after having a stroke on the air
in late July 1984. A little more at this link to the Encyclopedia of Cleveland History.
http://ech.cwru.edu/ech-cgi/article.pl?id=FDEdited by TimL

on 07/02/05 03:49 AM.
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> Apparently early on, Dorothy mixed anchoring with
> commentary, eventually doing all commentary. She was with
> WEWS for about 37 years and retired after having a stroke
> on the air in late July 1984. A little more at this link to
> the Encyclopedia of Cleveland History.
------------
On the air...ouch. That must've traumatized a few viewers.
07-02-2005, 11:15 AM #5
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Re: Dorothy Fuldheim
Another link with more career detail:
http://www.newsscan.com/cgi-bin/find...scriber&id=590
Very detailed analysis of Ms. Fuldheim and her accomplishments and reporting/commentary
style..with much more detail on her career by Russell J. Cook of Bethany College.
http://www.bethanycollege.edu/rcook/.../fuldheim.html
(caution: very long and detailed)
In this article it said The day she had the stroke She was interviewing President Reagan..
(footnote used in the article below)
58 Dorothy Fuldheim's final broadcast was a taped interview by satellite connection of President
Ronald Reagan on July 27, 1984, which she completed while shaking off a stroke. Seifullah and
Strassmeyer, "Dorothy Fuldheim" Cleveland Plain Dealer, November 4, 1989, sec. A, p. 2.
Retro: San Antonio TX TV Listings--September 13th,1975
Source:San Antonio Express-News
KMOL--Channel 4(NBC)
AM
7:00 Emergency Plus Four
7:30 Sigmund And The Sea Monsters
8:00 Secret Lives Of Waldo Kitty
8:30 Pink Panther Show
9:00 Land Of The Lost
9:30 Run Joe Run
10:00 Return To The Planet Of The Apes
10:30 Westwind
11:30 GO-USA
PM
Noon TV-4 Jobs
1:00 Major League Baseball Game Of The Week(Milwaukee Brewers vs. Boston Red Soxs)
4:00 Outdoors With Ken
4:30 The Rifleman
5:00 Big Blue Marble
5:30 NBC Saturday News
6:00 TV-4 Big News
6:30 The Commanders(documentary about Georgi Zhukov)
7:30 WFL Football(San Antonio Wings vs. Birmingham Vulcans)--How long did the WFL Football
league stay in existence?? ( 5th season premiere of Emergency and NBC Saturday Night Movie
wasn't seen in San Antonio)
10:30 TV-4 Big News
11:00 Action Double Feature(Counterfeit Traitor and Guns Of Darkness)
KENS--Channel 5(CBS)
AM
7:00 Pebbles And Bamm-Bamm
8:30 Scooby Doo,Where Are You?
9:00 Shazam/Isis Hour
10:00 Far Out Space Nuts
10:30 Ghost Busters
11:00 Valley Of The Dinosaurs

PM
Noon CBS Children's Film Festival
1:00 Diez Y Seis Parade(local)
2:00 Saturday Matinee(Hit The Ice with Abbott And Costello)
4:30 That Good Old Nashville Music
5:00 World Of Survival
5:30 CBS News
6:00 Hee Haw
7:00 The Jeffersons
7:30 Doc
8:00 Mary Tyler Moore Show
8:30 Bob Newhart Show
9:00 Carol Burnett Show
10:30 Star Trek
11:30 The Big Show(The Promise)
AM
6:30 H.R. Pufnstuf
7:00 Hong Kong Phooey
7:30 Tom And Jerry/Grape Ape Show
8:30 The Lost Saucer
9:00 New Adventures Of Gilligan

9:30 Under Croc's Block
10:30 The Odd Ball Couple
11:00 Speed Buggy
PM
12:30 Community Report
1:00 Opinion
1:30 Saturday Afternoon Movie(Buccaneer)
4:00 Wide World Of Sports
5:30 ABC News
6:00 Lawrence Welk Show
7:00 Muhammed Ali Variety Special
8:00 S.W.A.T.(2nd season premiere)
10:00 Space 1999
11:00 Saturday Night Movie(From Earth To The Moon)
AM
7:00 Villa Alegre
8:00 Sesame Street
9:30 Carrascolendas
10:00 Sesame Street

11:30 Villa Alegre
PM
Noon Sesame Street
1:30 Carrascolendas
2:00 The Bug 'N' You
2:30 Southern Artisan
3:00 Cinema Showcase
3:30 A Word On Words
4:00 Dance To The Music
4:30 By-Line
5:00 The Garden Show
5:30 Course Of Our Times
6:00 Firing Line
7:00 Latino Consortium
7:30 The Arbors
8:00 A Pin To See The Peep Show(wonder what that was??)
9:00 Jean Shepherd's America
9:30 Report From Mexico City
10:00 Philadelphia Folk Festival
11:00 Special Of The Week(Ambassador College Concert)
PM
3:00 Preparacion Escolar

3:30 Roller Games
4:30 Reporter 41
5:00 Sal Y Pimienta
7:00 Lucha Libre
8:00 Premiere Del Sabado(La Carista)
10:00 Box De Mexico
11:30 Reporter 41
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Hard to believe mid-September and ABC didnt have an NCAA Football game on.
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> 7:30 WFL Football(San Antonio Wings vs. Birmingham
> Vulcans)--How long did the WFL Football league stay in
> existence??
I think '75 was their last season.
As another poster stated, it's odd not to see any college football-not even an SWC game-on a
mid-September Saturday.
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> As another poster stated, it's odd not to see any college
> football-not even an SWC game-on a mid-September Saturday.
Possibly because the college football games aired in the late afternoon and at night. I have the
sports section of the Express-News the same page where the TV listings are and there is a radio
section and sure enough these games occured.
1:30 P.M. Oklahoma vs. Oregon
3:45 P.M. Texas A & M vs. Mississippi
5:55 P.M. SMU vs. Florida
7:15 P.M. Texas vs. Colorado State
7:15 P.M. Texas Tech vs. Florida State
7:15 P.M. Rice vs. Houston
7:15 P.M. Texas Lutheran vs. Southwest Texas
And an NFL game as well(surprised that KMOL didn't show this instead)
7:30 P.M. Dallas Cowboys vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
Probably back then,most of these games were played at night,and then as the football season
started going in earnest,the games were seen in the afternoons.
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In checking the online copy of the Toronto Star from that date, the NFL game mentioned was a
preseason game. The last of 6 weeks of exhibition.
They have both Toronto and Buffalo listings listed and ABC(WKBW 7) carried the Ali-Baugner
fight from Malaysia and football highlights listed for Wide World of Sports at 4:30 ET. It appears
that ABC did not carry a game on the opening Satuday of the season.
Boston, MA - Independence Day 1980
FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1980 BOSTON, MA AREA (June 28-July 4, 1980 TV Guide)
5:00am (4) Sharon King [Rebroadcast]
5:45am (7) Greater Bostonians
5:50am (7) Farm and Market Report
5:55am (7) At Noon (Ted OBrien) [Rebroadcast]
(9) American Trail
6:00am (3) For Our Times
(4) TV-4 Seminar: Morning Stretch
(5) News
(8) Dialogue
(9) PTL Club
(25) Ross Bagley
(38) Ed Allen
6:15am (6) Community Calendar
6:20am (7) Ask the Teacher

6:25am (5) News for the Deaf
6:30am (3) Stacy on Film
(4) (5) News
(6) Portugese Around Us
(8) My Three Sons
(10) Jim Mendes
(12) Partridge Family
(38) Romper Room
6:50am (5) News for the Deaf
(7) Las Noticias de Hoy
7:00am (3) (7) Friday Morning
(4) (10) Today (Tom Brokaw)
(5) (8) (9) (12) Good Morning America (David Hartman)
(6) Adam-12
(25) Quick Draw McGraw
(38) Three Stooges
(56) Tom and Jerry
(68) PTL Club
7:30am (6) Wait Till Your Father Gets Home
(25) Underdog
(56) Flintstones
8:00am (3) (6) (7) Captain Kangaroo
(25) Josie and the Pussycats
(38) Star Blazers
(56) Battle of the Planets
8:30am (25) Fun World
(27) Abbot and Costello
(38) Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig
(56) Woody Woodpecker
8:45am (2) AM Weather
9:00am (2) (36) Sesame Street
(3) (7) Dinah! & Friends
(4) Mike Douglas
(5) Good Day!
(6) One Day at a Time
(8) (10) Phil Donahue
(9) PTL Club
(12) Newlywed Game
(25) Lassie
(27) Abbott and Costello
(38) Tom Larson

(56) New Zoo Revue
9:30am (6) Match Game
(12) Direct Question
(25) Leave It to Beaver
(27) Celebration
(56) Bozos Big Top
9:50am (38) News
10:00am (2) (36) Mister Rogers
(3) (6) (7) Jeffersons
(4) (10) David Letterman
(8) Mike Douglas
(9) Phil Donahue
(12) John Davidson
(25) 700 Club
(38) Ironside
(56) Meet the Manager
10:30am (2) (36) Electric Company
(3) (6) (7) Alice
(56) New England Today
11:00am (2) (36) Studio See

(3) Maude
(6) Bristol July 4th Parade (Conangla, Hickey)
(7) Price Is Right
(8) (9) (12) Love Boat
(38) Marcus Welby, MD
(56) Family Affair
11:30am (2) Sesame Street
(3) Mary Tyler Moore
(4) (10) Wheel of Fortune
(5) Family Feud
(25) News
(36) Zoom
(56) That Girl
11:45am (25) Cartoons
12:00pm (3) (4) (5) (8) (10) (12) News
(7) At Noon (Ted OBrien)
(9) Family Feud
(25) Gomer Pyle, USMC
(27) Visit to Old Ironsides 80
(36) Sesame Street
(38) Chico and the Man
(56) Lucy Show

12:30pm (2) Over Easy (Hugh Downs)
(3) (7) Search for Tomorrow
(4) Sharon King
(5) (8) (9) (12) Ryans Hope
(25) McHales Navy
(27) Movie: Thriller (1961)
(38) Andy Griffith
(56) Password Plus
1:00pm (2) Dick Cavett
(3) (7) Young and the Restless
(5) (8) (9) (12) All My Children
(10) Days of Our Lives
(25) Life of Riley
(36) Nova
(38) Movie: The Young Americans (1967)
(56) Partridge Family
1:30pm (2) Tom Cottle
(4) Days of Our Lives
(25) Room 222
(56) Banana Splits

2:00pm (2) Look at Me (Phil Donahue)
(3) (7) As the World Turns
(5) (8) (9) (12) One Life to Live
(6) Movie: Stars and Stripes Forever (1952)
(10) Doctors
(25) Bullwinkle
(36) MacNeil, Lehrer Report
(56) Yogi Bear
2:30pm (2) Sesame Street
(4) (10) Wimbledon Tennis
(25) Rocket Robinhood
(27) Chico and the Man
(36) Old Houseworks
(56) Casper
3:00pm (3) (7) Guiding Light
(5) (8) (9) (12) General Hospital
(25) Spiderman
(27) Medic
(36) Over Easy (Hugh Downs)
(38) Beverly Hillbillies
(56) Mighty Mouse
3:30pm (2) (36) Villa Alegre

(25) Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
(27) Lone Ranger
(38) I Dream of Jeannie
(56) Woody Woodpecker
(68) Peter Gunn
4:00pm (2) (36) (53) Sesame Street
(3) John Davidson
(5) Love Boat
(6) Movie: Yellow Submarine (1968)
(7) Jokers Wild
(8) (12) Merv Griffin
(9) Edge of the Night
(38) Bewitched
(56) Flintstones
(68) Movie: Vortex (1975)
4:30pm (7) Kung Fu
(9) Bonanza
(25) Movie: A Medal for Benny (1945)
(27) Porky Pig and Friends
(38) Bewitched
(56) Little Rascals
5:00pm (2) (36) (53) Mister Rogers

(4) Match Game
(5) Face the Music
(10) Star Trek
(27) Bugs Bunny and Friends
(38) Emergency!
(44) Rebop
(56) Monkees
5:30pm (2) (36) Electric Company
(3) All in the Family
(4) News
(5) All in the Family
(7) Welcome Back Kotter
(8) Carol Burnett and Friends
(9) Candid Camera
(12) M*A*S*H
(27) Abbott and Costello
(44) Villa Alegre
(53) Barnum Festival Parade
(56) Brady Bunch
6:00pm (2) (36) Zoom
(3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (12) News
(25) Get Smart
(27) Gong Show

(38) Hogans Heroes
(44) French Chef
(56) Good Times
(68) Soundoff
6:30pm (2) Mister Rogers
(6) CBS News (Walter Cronkite)
(9) (12) ABC News (Reynolds)
(10) NBC News (John Chancellor)
(25) Jackie Gleason
(27) Candid Camera
(36) (44) Over Easy (Hugh Downs)
(38) Bob Newhart
7:00pm (2) Doctor Who
(3) (7) CBS News (Cronkite)
(4) NBC News (John Chancellor)
(5) (8) ABC News (Reynolds)
(6) News
(9) Room 222
(10) PM Magazine
(12) Cross-Wits
(25) Jim Rockford, Private Investigator
(27) Kung Fu
(36) 13th State
(38) M*A*S*H
(44) (53) Dick Cavett
(56) Sanford and Sun
7:30pm (2) Wild, Wild World of Animals
(3) (6) (38) Baseball: Red Sox at Baltimore Orioles
(4) Evening Magazine
(5) Millers Court
(7) (10) Tic Tac Dough
(8) Family Feud
(9) Ghost and Mrs. Muir
(12) Face the Music
(36) (44) (53) MacNeil, Lehrer Report
(56) Sullivans
8:00pm (2) (36) Washington Week in Review
(4) (10) Movie: The Music Man (1962)
(5) (8) (9) (12) Movie: The Alamo (1960)
(7) Incredible Hulk
(25) Bonanza
(27) Movie: The Big Show (1960)
(44) Masterpiece Theatre
(53) Peoples Caucus
(56) Seekers
8:30pm (2) (36) Wall Street Week (Louis Rukeyser)
9:00pm (2) (36) Happy Birthday, America
--- Philly Pops Orchestra at Philadelphias Independence Mall
(7) Dukes of Hazard
(25) 700 Club
(44) Say Brother
(53) Washington Week in Review
9:30pm (53) Wall Street Week (Louis Rukeyser)
10:00pm (2) (27) News
(3) (6) (7) Dallas
(36) (44) A City Celebrates
-- Baltimore Symphony at Baltimores Inner Harbor (tape 7/2)
(53) Connecticut Prime Time
(56) Best of Donny & Marie
10:15pm (38) INN News
10:30pm (2) MacNeil, Lehrer Report
(25) The Lesson
(27) Joe Hyder
(53) Non Fiction Television

10:45pm (38) News
11:00pm (2) (36) NAACP Convention Highlights
(3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (12) News
(25) Rat Patrol
(27) America 2Night
(38) Maude
(44) CEst Moi, Toulouse Lautrec
(56) Prisoner: Cell Block H
11:30pm (2) Hot Nights
(4) (10) Wimbledon Tennis Update
(5) (8) (9) (12) Fridays
(6) (7) Avengers
(25) Movie: Wincester 73 (1967)
(27) Movie: How to Marry a Millionaire (1953)
(36) Poldark
(38) Dave Allen at Large
(56) Best of Groucho
11:45pm (4) (10) Tonight
12:00am (3) Avengers
(38) Movie: X the Unkown (1956)

12:40am (5) Five All Night/Live All Night (Matt Siegel)
(6) (7) Return of the Saint
(8) Star Trek
(9) News
(12) Movie: The Power (1968)
1:10am (3) Return of the Saint
1:15am (4) (10) Midnight Special
1:30am (27) News
(38) Movie: The Long Ships (1964)
1:40am (8) News
1:50am (6) (7) News
2:20am (6) Community Calendar
(7) Greater Bostonians
2:45am (4) News
2:50am (4) Movie: The Come On (1956)
(5) News
3:00am (5) Tarzan
3:30am (38) Movie: Rawhide (1951)
4:00am (5) Millers Court [Rebroadcast]
4:30am (4) Prime Time
(5) Good Day! [Rebroadcast]
BOSTON
(2) WGBH-TV (PBS)
(4) WBZ-TV (NBC)
(5) WCVB-TV (ABC)
(7) WNAC-TV (CBS)
(25) WXNE-TV (Ind)
(38) WSBK-TV (Ind)
(44) WGBX-TV (PBS)
(56) WLVI-TV (Ind)
(68) WQTV (Ind)
NEW BEDFORD
(6) WTEV (CBS)
WORCESTER
(27) WSMW-TV (Ind)
PROVIDENCE, RI
(10) WJAR-TV (NBC)
(12) WPRI-TV (ABC)
(36) WSBE-TV (PBS)
HARTFORD, CT
(3) WFSB-TV (CBS)
NEW HAVEN
(8) WTNH-TV (ABC)
NORWICH
(53) WEDN (PBS)
MANCHESTER, NH
(9) WMUR-TV (ABC)
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Hey!
Can you do any more Boston TV Schedules on Independence Day over the years!
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> FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1980 BOSTON, MA AREA (June 28-July 4, 1980
> TV Guide)
>
> 7:00pm
> (9) Room 222
>
> 7:30pm
> (9) Ghost and Mrs. Muir

> MANCHESTER, NH
> (9) WMUR-TV (ABC)
>
Was Manchester in its own market at the time? If it was part of Boston then, I thought network
affils couldn't show off-network reruns during Prime-Time Access (the 7PM hour)?
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Even shows that were no longer on air?
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>
I thought the rule only affected the biggest markets like the top 50 and maybe Manchester was
not big enough
RETRO: Buffalo and Toronto 11/26-27/1971 Pt. 2
Part 2
CBLT 6 Toronto CBC (Currently on ch. 5)
11/26 Primetime
6:00 Reach For The Top
6:30 Weekday (Local news?)
7:30 The New Dick Van Dyke Show
8:00 Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In (CBC)
9:00 Tommy Hunter Show (CBC)
10:00 World TV Showcase
11:00 News
11:22 Viewpoint
11:30 Night Metro (without knowing for sure my guess is the 11 o'clock news is national and this
local.)
11:50 MOVIE: House of Menace (Abne McMahon)
1:18 MOVIE: The Big City (Robert Preston)

3:15 Newscap
11/27 Afternoon
12:30 What on Earth?
1:00 Children's Cinema
2:00 Grey Cup Festival (CBC)
3:00 Grey Cup Parade (CBC)
4:30 Sports Week (CBC)
5:00 Bugs Bunny-RoadRunner Show (CBC)
There is a Channel 3 (CKVR/Barrie) that carries CBC programs on a network, but does not mimic
the CBLT/6 schedule. The programs marked with (CBC) after were carried on both stations.
The Star does not distinguish what programs are in color or Black and White. CBC was not a full
color network until 1974.
CFTO 9 Toronto CTV
11/26 Primetime
6:00 Dick Van Dyke
6:30 World Beat News
7:00 The Selfish Giant (CTV)
7:30 The Partners (CTV)
8:00 MOVIE: Berlin Affair (Darren McGavin) (CTV)

10:30 The FBI (CTV)
11:30 News
12:30 DOUBLE FEATURE: The Crack in the Mirror (Orson Wells), Running Wild (William Campbell)
11/27 Afternoon
12:00 Our Great Outdoors
12:30 MOVIE: The Malta Story (Alec Guinness)
2:30 Replay of the 1970 Grey Cup
4:30 CTV'S Wide World of Sports (No description) (CTV)
Programs marked with (CTV) after were also carried by a Channel 13, which at this time I cannot
be sure of it's origination.
CHCH 11 Hamilton, Ont. Independent
11/26 Primetime
6:00 News, Weather, Sports
6:30 Party Game
7:00 Pierre Berton Show
7:30 The Missing Link
8:30 Adam-12
9:00 Under Attack
10:00 The David Frost Show
11:00 News
11:30 Pierre Berton Show
12:00 MOVIE: Illegible Title
11/27 Afternoon
12:00 A Nice Mix
12:30 The Outdoor Sportsman
1:00 Wrestling
2:00 Candian College Spors (no description)
4:00 Mystery Theatre
4:30 The Saint
5:30 The Smith Family
WNED 17 Buffalo PBS
11/26 Primetime
6:00 Hodgepodge Lodge
6:30 Gap's Generation
7:00 Mr. Whatnot
7:30 The Eletric Company
8:00 Civilisation
9:00 Masterpiece Theatre

10:00 Martin Agronsky
10:30 Wall Street Week
11/27 Afternoon
12:00 The Eletric Company
1:30 Thirty Minutes With...
2:00 Special of the Week
3:30 The French Chef (Julia Child)
4:00 Chicago Sounds
5:00 Book Beat
5:30 I'll Sing You a Song
WUTV 29 Buffalo IND
11/26 Primetime
6:00 Ozzie and Harriet
6:30 Patty Duke
7:00 The Munsters
8:00 MOVIE: Last of the Mohicans (Randolph Scott)

10:00 The Avengers
11:00 One Step Beyond
11:30 DOUBLE FEATURE: An Inspector Calls (Alastair Sim), Bikini Beach (Star says color) (Frankie
Avalon)
11/27 Afternoon
1:00 Farm and Forest
1:30 Cartoons
2:30 Spiderman
3:00 Comedy Classics
4:00 Kaleidoscope
4:30 Billards
5:30 Daniel Boone
Today Ch. 11 is ON-TV and Ch. 29 is a Fox station
11/26/1971 was the date of my birth.
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> Programs marked with (CTV) after were also carried by a
> Channel 13, which at this time I cannot be sure of it's

> origination.
I'm guessing it's CKCO in Kitchener/Waterloo.
> Today Ch. 11 is ON-TV and Ch. 29 is a Fox station
CHCH hasn't been known as ONtv since 2001. They currently identify as "CH".______________
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> > Programs marked with (CTV) after were also carried by a
> > Channel 13, which at this time I cannot be sure of it's
> > origination.
>
> I'm guessing it's CKCO in Kitchener/Waterloo.

>
> > Today Ch. 11 is ON-TV and Ch. 29 is a Fox station
>
> CHCH hasn't been known as ONtv since 2001. They currently
> identify as "CH".
>
Thanks for the corrections.
Which station is Global?
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>
CIII ch 6/41 (CKGN 6/22 in 70s)
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point Saturday, September 15, 1973
From the Greensboro Daily News. Schedules

run 7 AM-sign off.
WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS)
7:30 Help! It's The Hair Bear
Bunch!
8 AM Flintstones Comedy Show
8:30 Bailey's Comets
9 AM New Scooby-Doo Movies
11 AM Speed Buggy
12 N Everything's Archie
2 PM Mainpoint '73 (local public-
affairs program)
2:30 Roller Derby
3:30 Car And Track
4 PM Horse Racing: match race between
Secretariat and stablemate Riva
Ridge
5:30 Newsmaker
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Hee Haw
8:30 M*A*S*H
9:30 Bob Newhart
10 PM Carol Burnett
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "A Man Could Get Killed"
WUNC Ch. 4/WUNL Ch. 26 (PBS)
off air on Saturday
WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
7:30 Captain Noah And His Ark
8 AM Bugs Bunny
8:30 Yogi's Gang
9 AM Super Friends
11 AM Brady Kids
11:30 Mission Magic

1 PM Soul Train
3:30 NCAA Football: Penn State at
Stanford
6:30 Reasoner Report (time approximate)
7 PM Lawrence Welk
8:30 ABC Movie: "Irma La Douce"
11:15 ABC News
11:30 News
11:45 Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling
12:45 Shock Theater: "Battle In Outer Space"
2:15 News
WXII Ch. 12 (NBC)
7 AM William Tell
7:30 McHale's Navy
8 AM Lidsville
9 AM Addams Family (animated)
9:30 Emergency +4
10 AM Butch Cassidy (animated)
10:30 Star Trek (animated)

11:30 Pink Panther
12 N Jetsons
12:30 Go!
1 PM Other People, Other Places
1:30 The Explorers
2 PM Baseball (teams not listed)
5 PM Conversation (time approximate)
5:30 Untamed World
6 PM News
6:30 Diana (Diana Rigg's failed sitcom,
delayed from Monday 8:30)
7 PM America Goes Public (Democratic
National Committee fundraiser
that goes until 2 AM)
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> 4 PM Horse Racing: match race between
> Secretariat and stablemate Riva
> Ridge
I remember this race. Didn't Riva Ridge break a foreleg in the race and was subsequently put
down?
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> From the Greensboro Daily News. Schedules
> run 7 AM-sign off.
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>
>
> WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
>
> 12 N ABC Saturday Superstar Movie
> 1 PM Soul Train
>
No American Bandstand?? Unless it wasn't on that week.
>
>
> WXII Ch. 12 (NBC)
>
> 7 PM America Goes Public (Democratic
> National Committee fundraiser
> that goes until 2 AM)
Was this a local fundraiser?? If so,the 3rd season premiere of Emergency and The NBC Saturday
Night Movie wasn't seen.
>
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Marlboro Cup (was Greensboro 9/15/73)
You are thinking of Ruffian, who had to be put down a couple years later after a match race.
Actually this was the first Marlboro Cup. A made for TV event that featured Secretariat and Riva
Ridge. According to Secretariat.com, where I looked this up, Match races between two horses
owned by the same owner was banned, so they came up with this event, featuring the two
strong horses and some other champions to race on CBS.
After Ruffian had to be put down, match racing ended in this country, but in this particular race
in '73, the Triple Crown winner won by a good size margin.
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> > From the Greensboro Daily News. Schedules
> > run 7 AM-sign off.
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> > 12 N ABC Saturday Superstar Movie
> > 1 PM Soul Train
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> No American Bandstand?? Unless it wasn't on that week.
Channel 8 usually ran Bandstand and
Soul Train back to back; in 1973 that would have meant Bandstand
at 1, Soul Train at 2. Remember, though, that Bandstand was
a network show; Soul Train is syndicated, and the local station
gets more commercial time to sell in a syndicated show. So
Channel 8 went with the show that generated more revenue, since
Wide World Of Sports was on at 2 that Saturday.
>>
>>
> > WXII Ch. 12 (NBC)
>>
> > 7 PM America Goes Public (Democratic
> > National Committee fundraiser
> > that goes until 2 AM)
>
> Was this a local fundraiser?? If so,the 3rd season
> premiere of Emergency and The NBC Saturday Night Movie
> wasn't seen.
>>
> It was on NBC. Other nearby stations carrying it were

WSOC/9 Charlotte (now ABC), WSLS/10 Roanoke, VA, and
WRDU/28 Durham (now WRDC and UPN).
Buffalo and Toronto 11/26/71-11/27/1971 pt.1
Here is the first of two parts of Friday Night and Saturday afternoon listings from the Toronto
Star
Part one Contains Buffalo's network affiliates
Part two will contain Toronto's CBC/CTV independent and Buffalo's UHF PBS/Indy
WGR-TV 2 NBC BUFFALO
11/26 Primetime
6:00 News
6:30 NBC News(Chancellor)
7:00 I Dream of Jeannie
8:00 The D.A.
8:30 Chronolog (NBC show?)
10:30 Take a Look
11:00 News
11:30 Tonight Show (guest: Muhammed Ali) Star's spelling
1:00 The Story
11/27 Afternoon
12:00 Mr. Wizard (NBC? or syndicated rerun)
12:30 The Jetsons
1:00 Pet Set
1:30 Sports Challenge
2:00 Grambling Football
3:00 Championship Wrestling
4:00 Roller Derby
5:00 This Week in Pro Football
WBEN-TV 4 CBS BUFFALO
11/26 Primetime
6:00 News
7:00 CBS News(Cronkite)
7:30 Truth or Consequences
8:00 The Chicago Teddy Bears(huh?)
8:30 O'Hara US Treasury
9:30 MOVIE: Death of Innocence (Shelly Winters)
11:00 News
11:30 DOUBLE FEATURE: Murder Inc. (Stuart Whitman) Air Cadet (Stephen Mcnally)
(CBS or local?)
11/27 Afternoon
12:00 The Monkees
12:30 You Are There (CBS or syndicated?)
1:00 Childrens Film
2:00 Beat the Champ (not a clue)
3:30 Opportunity Line
4:00 You and Your Family
4:30 Film
5:00 Brunswick Open (Bowling?)
WKBW-TV 7 ABC BUFFALO
11/26 Primetime
6:00 News
6:30 ABC News (Smith/Reasoner?)
7:30 Let's Make a Deal
8:30 The Partridge Family
9:00 Plimpton: The Great Quarterback Sneak
10:00 The Eagle and The Hawk
11:00 News
11:30 DOUBLE FEATURE: Shadow Of The Cat (Andre Morell) Mr. Sardonicus (Oscar Homolka)
11/27 Afternoon
12:00 Challenge
12:30 Buffalo Bills Highlights
1:00 NCAA Football
4:00 NCAA Football (Game not listed, two days after Oklahoma/Nebraska)
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> WGR-TV 2 NBC BUFFALO
>
>
> 11/27 Afternoon
>
> 12:00 Mr. Wizard (NBC? or syndicated rerun)
>
This would be NBC

>
> WBEN-TV 4 CBS BUFFALO
>
> 11/26 Primetime
>
> 8:00 The Chicago Teddy Bears(huh?)
>
> Yes, this was a sitcom about a Chicago speakeasy(another name for a gangster bar)in the
1920's.The show would last 3 more weeks(December 17,1971)
>
11:30 DOUBLE FEATURE: Murder,Inc(Stuart Whitman) Air Cadet(Stephen McNally)
> (CBS or local?)
> The first one is CBS,the other one is the local movie.
11/27 Afternoon
> 2:00 Beat the Champ (not a clue)
Might be bowling.
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> 11:30 DOUBLE FEATURE: Murder,Inc(Stuart Whitman) Air
> Cadet(Stephen McNally)
> > (CBS or local?)
> > The first one is CBS,the other one is the local movie.
Actually, they're both local -- CBS still had "Merv Griffin" for another three months before
switching to movies.
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> WGR-TV 2 NBC BUFFALO
>
> 11/26 Primetime
>
> 8:30 Chronolog (NBC show?)

Yes; it was NBC's occasional news magazine show.
> 11/27 Afternoon
>
> 12:00 Mr. Wizard (NBC? or syndicated rerun)
NBC's 1971 revival, which was taped in Ottawa.
> WBEN-TV 4 CBS BUFFALO
>
> 11/27 Afternoon
>
> 12:30 You Are There (CBS or syndicated?)
CBS's 1971 revival, anchored by Walter Cronkite and featuring CBS News reporters in modern
day suits interviewing polotical figures of the past. I used to watch films of the 1971 version (and
the earlier 1950s version) in elementary and middle school.
> 1:00 Childrens Film
...Festival, hosted by Kukla, Fran and Ollie.
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4:00 NCAA Football (Game not listed, two days after
Oklahoma/Nebraska)
The 4:00 pm EST game was Auburn (9-0) vs. Alabama (10-0) at Legion Field in Birmingham.
'Bama won 31-7, two days after Auburn QB Pat Sullivan (now the offensive coordinator at UAB)
was announced as the Heisman Trophy winner.
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> 11/27 Afternoon
> > 2:00 Beat the Champ (not a clue)
>
> Might be bowling.
>
It is INDEED bowling. Beat the Champ was a long time local bowling show on Channel 4, first
hosted by Chuck Healy, then Van Miller following Healy's retirement. The show ended its run in
the late 80s, some 30 plus years after its debut. The weekly contest was simple--two players in a
three game, total pin match. Whoever won came back the next week.
Retro: Nashville, Sunday, July 7, 1957

(Source: Shelbyville, Tenn. Times-Gazette)
WSM-TV 4 (NBC)
AM
11:25 Sen. Estes Kefauver
11:30 American Religious Town Hall
PM
12 This Is The Life
12:30 City Beautiful
1 Get-Set-Go
1:30 Mr. Wizard
2 American Forum
2:30 Zoo Parade
3 Faith
3:30 Outlook
4 Meet The Press
4:30 World This Week
5 Steve Donovan, Western Marshal (syndicated)
5:30 Circus Boy
6 Steve Allen
7 Alcoa Hour
8 The Web
8:30 Masquerade Party (from Wednesday night)
9 Men Of Annapolis (syndicated)
9:30 Theatre
WLAC-TV 5 (CBS)
AM
11 Heckle & Jeckle
PM
12 Little Rascals
1 Hollywood Special
2:30 The Visitor
3 Face The Nation
3:30 News
4 The Last Word
4:30 You Are There
5 Lassie
5:30 If You Had A Million
6 Ed Sullivan
7 GE Theater
7:30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents
8 $64,000 Challenge
8:30 Whats My Line
9 Public Defender
10 Soldiers of Fortune (syndicated)
10:30 Weathervane
10:35 Million Dollar Movie
WSIX-TV 8 (ABC)
PM
1:15 Music
1:30 Christian Science
1:45 Whats The Trouble
2 Oral Roberts
2:30 The Big Picture
3 The Christophers
3:30 Open Hearing
4 Scarlet Pimpernel (syndicated)
4:30 Wally Fowler (local; Fowler was known for hosting all-night gospel singings in Nashville)
5 China Smith
5:30 Theatre
7 Crusade (Billy Graham?)
8 Mike Wallace Interviews
8:30 Premiere Parade
10:15 Impact
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> WLAC-TV 5 (CBS)
> 5 Lassie
> 5:30 If You Had A Million
> 6 Ed Sullivan
> 7 GE Theater
> 7:30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents
> 8 $64,000 Challenge
> 8:30 Whats My Line
> 9 Public Defender
> 9:30 My Favorite Husband
> 10 Soldiers of Fortune (syndicated)
> 10:30 Weathervane
> 10:35 Million Dollar Movie
>
How are they two hours off pattern? Were they running on Central Standard Time?
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Re: Retro: Nashville, Sunday, July 7, 1957
Vtbub asked:
> How are they two hours off pattern? Were they running on
> Central Standard Time?
Yes.
All three Nashville stations ran network programs when fed by their respective networks. Shows
airing on the network at 8 P.M. EDT aired in Nashville at 6 P.M. local.
Retro: Atlanta Thursday, October 17, 1957
From the Atlanta Constitution. Times are
EST and are one hour behind New York.
Schedules run 7 AM-sign off.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Arlene Francis
9:30 Treasure Hunt
10 AM Highlights Of Queen
Elizabeth's Arrival
11 AM Tic Tac Dough
12 N News
12:15 Movie: "Arsene Lupin"
2 PM Matinee Theater (COLOR)

3 PM Queen For A Day
4 PM Comedy Time
4:30 Queen Elizabeth
5 PM Big Adventure With
Officer Don
6 PM Football News
6:15 News; Weather
6:30 Tic Tac Dough (COLOR)
7 PM Lone Ranger
7:30 Charlie Chan
8:30 Hallmark Hall Of Fame:
"Green Pastures"
10 PM You Bet Your Life (delay from
7 PM, but a year hence this
would be its time slot: 10 (ET))
10:30 Newsroom
10:45 Movie: "Jackson Trail"
12:30 Sign Off
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Jimmy Dean
7:45 News (don't know if local or CBS)

8:30 Romper Room
9 AM Garry Moore
9:30 Arthur Godfrey
10 AM Blue Flame
10:30 Queen Elizabeth
11 AM News
11:15 Love Of Life
11:45 Guiding Light
12 N World News
12:15 Hotel Cosmopolitan (delay from
11 AM)
1 PM Beat The Clock
2 PM Big Payoff
3 PM Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4 PM Woman's World
4:30 Queen's Reception
5 PM Roy Rogers
6 PM News
6:30 Sgt. Preston Of The Yukon
7 PM Harbourmaster
7:30 Climax!
8:30 Playhouse 90
10 PM Men Of Annapolis
10:30 News; Movie: "Time Out For Murder"
1 AM Sign Off
WLW-A Ch. 11 (ABC)
8:15 News
9 AM Skipper Ray
10 AM School Days
10:30 A Woman's Day
11 AM Movie: "Three Sons"
12:30 News
12:45 Miss Who?
1:30 Life With Elizabeth (Betty White,
not the Queen)
2 PM Stu Erwin
2:30 My Hero
4:30 Do You Trust Your Wife? (became
Who Do You Trust? in 1958)
5 PM Woody Woodpecker
5:30 Mickey Mouse Club
6 PM Annie Oakley
7 PM Zorro
7:30 Real McCoys
8 PM Pat Boone
8:30 O.S.S.
9 PM Navy Log
9:30 Circus Boy (delay from 6:30)
10 PM Mystery Playhouse
10:30 News
10:45 Movie: "Gun Smugglers"
12 M Sign Off
Retro: Washington, DC Thursday, September 28, 1972
From The Washington Post:
WRC Ch. 4 (NBC)
6 AM News
6:13 Faith & Life (odd time, but that's
what it says)
6:28 Stat. Ex. (anyone from DC know
what this is?)
7 AM Today
9 AM Not For Women Only
9:30 Galloping Gourmet
10 AM Dinah's Place
10:30 Concentration
11 AM Sale Of The Century
12 N Jeopardy!
12:30 Who, What Or Where Game
12:55 NBC News
1 PM Watch Your Child/The Me Too Show
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
3:30 Return To Peyton Place
4 PM Somerset
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM News
7:30 The Place (local)
8 PM Flip Wilson
9 PM Ironside
10 PM Dean Martin
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Off Campus (repeat from Sunday 8 AM)
WTTG Ch. 5 (Ind.)
6:30 Education
7 AM Beat The Clock (did someone at Metromedia 5
consider this a kids' show?)
7:30 Porky Pig
8 AM Banana Splits
9 AM Flintstones
10 AM Mister Ed
10:30 Mothers-In-Law
11 AM Peyton Place
11:30 Hazel
12 N Panorama (News At Noon)
12:30 Panorama
2 PM Movie: "Pineapple Rose"
3:30 New Zoo Revue
4:30 I Love Lucy

5 PM Petticoat Junction
5:30 Flintstones
6 PM Dick Van Dyke
6:30 I Love Lucy
7:30 That Girl
8:30 Merv Griffin
10 PM News
11 PM Perry Mason
12 M Alfred Hitchcock Presents
12:30 Movie: "Hard Case Of The Blues"
WMAL Ch. 7 (ABC)
7 AM World Tomorrow
7:30 University Of Michigan
8 AM Cartoon Time
8:30 Magic Door
9:30 Jeff's Collie
10 AM Death Valley Days
10:30 Password
11 AM Love, American Style
11:30 Bewitched
12 N News
12:30 Split Second
2 PM Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
4 PM Movie: "Roman Holiday"
6 PM News
7 PM ABC News
8 PM Mod Squad
9 PM Assignment: Vienna
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
1 AM Reflections
WTOP Ch. 9 (CBS)
5:55 English
9 AM Harambee
10 AM Joker's Wild
11 AM What's My Line? (pre-empts Gambit)
11:30 Love Of Life
12 N Where The Heart Is
12:25 CBS News
1 PM News
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
3:30 Secret Storm
4 PM Gilligan's Island (pre-empts Family Affair)
4:30 Andy Griffith
5 PM Dragnet
5:30 News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Family Classics: "Little Women"
8 PM The Waltons
9 PM CBS Movie: "Mackenna's Gold"
11:20 News
11:50 CBS Movie: "Heat Of Anger"
1:30 News
WDCA Ch. 20 (Ind.)
7 AM Bugs Bunny Cartoon Club
8:30 Bozo's Circus
9:30 Little Rascals
10 AM Romper Room
11 AM Movie: "Male Hunt"
1 PM Movie: "Chad Hanna"
2:30 Bozo's Circus
3 PM Kimba, The White Lion
3:30 Bugs Bunny
4 PM Ultraman
4:30 Speed Racer
5 PM Three Stooges
5:30 Nanny And The Professor
6:30 Get Smart
7 PM Hogan's Heroes
8 PM Movie: "The Pleasure Seekers"
10 PM Thriller
11 PM Get Smart
11:30 Movie: "Sink The Bismarck"

WETA Ch. 26 (PBS)
9 AM Sesame Street
10 AM Why?
10:15 Ripples
10:30 About Art
10:45 English
11 AM Of All Things
11:15 Celebrate/Book (don't know what
this is)
11:30 American Craftsman
12 N Hatha Yoga
12:30 Bridge With Jean Cox
1 PM A Public Affair/Election '72
2 PM Western Civilization
2:30 Celebrate/Book
2:45 College Profiles
3:15 Turn On To English
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM Sesame Street
7 PM Bridge With Jean Cox
7:30 Our Street

8 PM 30 Minutes With...
8:30 Jazz Set
9 PM Hollywood Television Theater
10 PM Martin Agronsky/Evening Edition
10:30 Media Hora
11 PM Hatha Yoga
11:30 Aviation Weather
WNVT Ch. 53 (PBS) Goldvein, VA
8 AM American Heritage
8:30 Turned On
8:45 Why?
9 AM Playground
9:15 Images And Things
9:45 Art
10 AM Playground
10:15 Eureka
10:30 Careers
10:45 Is It Yours?
11:30 American Heritage
12 N What I Mean
12:15 Fiction
12:30 Dollar Data

1 PM Animals
1:15 About You
1:45 Ripples
2 PM Animals
2:15 Celebrate Book
2:30 News
2:45 Why?
3 PM Clashes II
3:15 Solutions II
3:30 Playground
sign off 3:45 PM
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Re: Retro: Washington, DC Thursday, September 28, 1972
> From The Washington Post:
>
> WRC Ch. 4 (NBC)
>
>
> 6:28 Stat. Ex. (anyone from DC know
> what this is?)

Not from DC, but an educated guess (also based on a Radio-Info Search)..It sounds like Station
Exchange..A series that appeared to be on NBC O&O's..Perhaps News stories shared among the
NBC stations or something along the lines of what used to be called "Education Exchange". Or
like Sunrise/Summer Semester..Two other threads make mention of "Station Exchange"..leach
from July 18, 2004 (Washington/Hagerstown, Md.-May 8, 1973) and my thread on November 12,
2004 (Cleveland Daytime TV October 8-12, 1973)
http://www.radio-info.com/mods/board...ard=tv-classic
Retro:Dayton/Springfield, Ohio: Monday May 4, 1970
Returning to Dayton, Via a newly acquired TV Guide
The Date just happens to be the day of the Kent State shootings, so I am sure there were pre-
emptions for News Updates throughout the day
BW=Black and White-All color programs were designated with a (C) symbol in TV Guide so I am
assuming most of the shows without the (C) symbol were Black And White
2 WLWD (NBC) Dayton
6:45 Inspiration
6:50 Farming Today
7AM Today
9AM Paul Dixon (It Takes Two-Vin Scully Game Show Not shown at 10)
10:30 Phil Donahue (No Concentration-Or Sale Of The Century at 11)
Noon Bob Braun's 50-50 Club (Jeopardy, Who What Or Where on WKEF-22)
1:30 Life With Linkletter
2PM Days Of Our Lives
2:30 Doctors
3PM Another World Bay City
3:30 Bright Promise
4PM Another World/Somerset
4:30 Mike Douglas
6PM Misterogers (yes, On the NBC affiliate)
6:30 NBC News Huntley/Brinkley
7PM News
7:30 My World And Welcome To It
8PM Laugh-IN
9PM NBC Monday Night At The Movies Kid Galahad (1962) Elvis Presley
11PM News
11:30 Tonight/Johnny Carson
1AM News
1:05 Michigan-History BW
1:35 Inspiration
WHIO 7 (CBS) Dayton
7:30 Summer Semester
8AM Captain Kangaroo
9AM Gomer Pyle (CBS 4PM)
9:30 Bette Rogge-Variety
10 AM Lucille Ball (Likely The Lucy Show)
11AM Andy Griffith
11:30 Love Of Life
Noon News/Rona Barrett
1PM Where The Heart Is
2PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
2:30 Secret Storm
3PM Truth Or Consequences-Barker (Instead Of Secret Storm)
3:30 Ben Casey BW (Instead Of Edge of Night)
4:30 Flintstones
5PM I Love Lucy BW
5:30 Dick Van Dyke BW
6PM News
6:30 CBS News-Cronkite
7PM News
7:30 Gunsmoke
8:30 Here's Lucy
9PM Mayberry RFD
9:30 Doris Day
10PM Carol Burnett
11PM News (seemed to be an hour because of primary elections the next night-several stations
had their next listing at midnight)
Midnight Perry Mason BW (70 minutes because of extra Commercial Time)
1:10 News
14 WMUB Oxford (NET)
6:30 Sesame Street
7:30 Misterogers BW
8PM World Press
9PM NET Journal
10PM News
16 WKTR(ABC)Kettering
Just about 18 months earlier-December 1968 This station was Independent-Now A full ABC
Affiliate
9AM Movie Little Miss Marker 1934 BW
11AM Bewitched
11:30 That Girl
Noon Best Of Everything-Soap
12:30 A World Apart-Soap
1PM All My Children
2PM Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game Guest:Elena Verdugo (Marcus Welby)
3PM General Hospital
4PM Dark Shadows
4:30 Phil Silvers BW
5PM He Said She Said-Garagiola
5:30 Movie Game-Sonny Fox
6PM ABC News Frank Reynolds Howard K Smith
6:30 Major Adams (Wagon Train Reruns) BW
7:30 It Takes A Thief
8:30 ABC Monday Night Movie-High Wind In Jamaica 1965
10:30 Now-News Magazine
11PM Your All Star Theater BW Anthology Reuns
11:30 Dick Cavett
1AM Public Service
22 WKEF Dayton-(NBC/CBS)
While TV Guide says WKEF was affiliated with NBC and CBS I found just a couple of network
shows on the schedule. Might as well have called themselves Independent
10AM Sesame Street (Like Misterogers on WLWD 2)
11AM Romper Room
Noon Jeopardy NBC
12:30 Who What Or Where Game NBC
12:55 NBC News-Floyd Kalber
1PM Sesame Street
2PM Clubhouse 22
3:30 Munsters BW
4PM Lassie BW
4:30 Lost In Space BW
5:30 Patty Duke BW
6PM Gilligan's Island
6:30 Star Trek
7:30 Avengers
8:30 Felony Squad
9PM Movie The Golden Mask 1954
10:50 Indianapolis 500-10 minute preview shows?
11PM Movie Captain's Paradise 1953 BW
26 WSWO (IND) Springfield
2:30 Movie-The Jungle 1952 BW
4PM Davey And Goliath
4:30 Bozo BW
5:30 Local News BW

6PM Divorce Court
6:30 Pay Cards!
7PM Dobie Gillis BW
7:30 Hazel
8PM David Susskind
10PM News-BW
10:30 Featureline-Bob Sweeney-Probably a Local Talk/News Show BW
11PM Movie The Lonesome Trail 1955 BW Western
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Looks like WKEF picked up only whatever 2 and 7 didn't want as far as network shows. WSWO's
listing lists a Bob Sweeney talk show, assuming its the same one he's still doing morning radio in
the market on Smooth Jazz 106.5. ______________
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Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point Saturday, August 17, 1968

WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS)
7 AM Summer Semester
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 Sportsmanlike Driving
2:30 Robin Hood
3 PM Maverick
4 PM Lost In Space (delay from
Wednesday 7:30)
5 PM Golf: Westchester Classic
(Third Round)
6:30 It's Racing Time (CBS News
is pre-empted)
7 PM News
7:30 The Prisoner
8:30 My Three Sons
9 PM Hogan's Heroes
10 PM Mannix
11 PM News
11:20 Movie: "The Inspector General"
WUNC Ch. 4 (NET)
off air on Saturday
WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
7 AM Gumby
7:30 Roger Ramjet
8 AM Limbo
9:30 Fantastic Four
10 AM Spiderman
10:30 Journey To The Center Of
The Earth
11 AM King Kong
11:30 George Of The Jungle
12 N Beatles
1:30 Happening '68
2 PM Dick Bennick (local dance party--
Bennick became better known as
creature-feature host Dr. Paul
Bearer on WTOG/44 Tampa/St. Petersburg)
3 PM Dating Game (delay from the previous
Saturday 7:30)
3:30 Car And Track
4 PM Wrestling
6:30 Porter Wagoner
7 PM Grand Ole Opry
7:30 Win With The Stars (Name That Tune-type
game in which two celebrity-contestant
teams not only had to identify the song
but sing the first two lines)
8 PM Newlywed Game
8:30 Lawrence Welk
9:30 Hollywood Palace
11 PM ABC News
11:15 Movie: "Killer Shrews"

WSJS Ch. 12 (NBC)
7:30 Farm Report
9 AM Super 6
9:30 Super President
10 AM Flintstones
10:30 Samson & Goliath
11 AM Birdman
11:30 Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel
12 N Cool McCool
12:30 Astro Boy
1 PM Superman (George Reeves)
1:30 Dobie Gillis
2 PM Baseball: Teams not listed
5 PM Bachelor Father (time appoximate)
6 PM News
6:30 Frank McGee Report
7 PM Greyhound Derby
7:30 The Saint
8:30 Get Smart
9 PM NBC Movie: "Something Wild"

11 PM News
11:15 Movie: "The Wastrel"
WUBC Ch. 48 (Ind.)
3 PM Movie: "Troubleshooter"
4:30 Sportsmanlike Driving
5 PM News (yes, they put on a
half-hour local newscast)
5:30 Infinite Horizons
6 PM Wrestling
7 PM Celebrity Golf
7:30 Roller Derby
8:30 Alan Burke
10 PM Woody Greeson
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Re: Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point Saturday, August 17, 1968
B. Patrick takes us back to Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point on August 17th, 1968:
> WUBC Ch. 48 (Ind.)
>
> 5 PM News (yes, they put on a

> half-hour local newscast)
But given they were a UHF "indie", and likely new, I wonder if it was merely a "News" slide with
someone off-camera reading wire-service copy.
If they had a more substantial news operation (on-camera anchors, a couple of reporters out on
the streets with some newsfilm reports), then the 5 P.M. airtime would make sense. A good
alternative to other stations' local newscasts at 6. The earliest "evening" local television news in
the area.
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> B. Patrick takes us back to Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High
> Point on August 17th, 1968:
>
> > WUBC Ch. 48 (Ind.)
>>
> > 5 PM News (yes, they put on a
> > half-hour local newscast)
>
> But given they were a UHF "indie", and likely new, I wonder
> if it was merely a "News" slide with someone off-camera
> reading wire-service copy.
>
> If they had a more substantial news operation (on-camera
> anchors, a couple of reporters out on the streets with some
> newsfilm reports), then the 5 P.M. airtime would make sense.
> A good alternative to other stations' local newscasts at 6.
> The earliest "evening" local television news in the area.
>
I never had a chance to watch this station; my grandparents
lived about 30 miles from Greensboro and couldn't pick it up,
and I didn't live in North Carolina at the time. However,
my guess is that the newscast probably had a very simple set,
and whoever was on-camera probably did "rip and read" stories
(you know, ripped off the news ticker and read on the air).
I think the station gave up on it pretty quickly.
The current station on 48, WUPN, has Sinclair's "News Central."
Retro: Washington, DC Saturday, September 23, 1972
From the Washington Post:
WRC Ch. 4 (NBC)
7:15 Faith & Life

7:25 News
7:30 Across The Fence
8 AM Underdog
8:30 Jetsons
9 AM Pink Panther
9:30 Houndcats
10 AM Roman Holidays
10:30 The Barkleys
11 AM Sealab 2020
11:30 Runaround
12 N Around The World In
80 Days
12:30 Talking With A Giant
1 PM 360
1:30 Off Campus (this is the show
that was repeated after Thursday's
Tonight Show)
2 PM Baseball: Detroit at Boston
4:30 Golden Voyage (time approximate)
5 PM The David Eaton Show
6 PM It's Academic
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Price Is Right (Dennis James)
8 PM Emergency!
9 PM NBC Movie: "The Thomas Crown Affair"
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Hud"
WTTG Ch. 5 (Ind.)
7 AM Cartoons
7:30 Cisco Kid
8 AM Top Cat
8:30 Mr. Magoo
9 AM Banana Splits & Popeye
10 AM Porky Pig Show
10:30 Daktari
11:30 Soul Train
12:30 Star Trek
1:30 Lancer
2:30 Movie: "Western Union"
4 PM Untamed World
4:30 I Love Lucy
5:30 Lassie
6 PM Dick Van Dyke
6:30 I Love Lucy
7:30 That Girl

8 PM Movie: "Honky Tonk"
10 PM News
10:30 Black News
11 PM David Susskind
1 AM Outer Limits
WMAL Ch. 7 (ABC)
7 AM Cartoon Time
7:30 Bullwinkle (delay from Sunday
11 AM)
8 AM H.R. Pufnstuf
8:30 Jackson Five
9 AM The Osmonds
9:30 ABC Saturday Superstar Movie
10:30 Brady Kids
11 AM Bewitched
11:30 Kid Power
12 N Funky Phantom
12:30 Lidsville
1 PM Maryland Football
1:30 NCAA Football: Stanford at Duke
5 PM Wide World Of Sports: Muhammad Ali-
Floyd Patterson fight (time approximate)
6:30 News
7 PM Parent Game
7:30 Circus
8 PM Alias Smith & Jones
9 PM Streets Of San Francisco
10 PM Cliff Alexander--Black On White
10:30 Everybody's Talkin' (area citizens get
to talk about issues--no relation to the
1960s game show)
(The Sixth Sense airs Sunday at 11:30 PM)
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Wreck Of The Mary Deare"
1:30 ABC News
WTOP Ch. 9 (CBS)
6:30 Rural America
7:30 Time Is Now
8 AM Bugs Bunny
8:30 Arthur & Co.
9:30 New Scooby-Doo Movies
10:30 Josie & The Pussycats
11 AM Earth Lab
12 N Archie's TV Funnies
2 PM Movie: "Bedtime Story"
3 PM Movie: "Easy Come, Easy Go"
4 PM Doing/Being--Flash Gordon
5 PM Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour (delay
from Friday 8 PM)
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Agronsky & Co.
7:30 Political Announcements
8:30 Bridget Loves Bernie
9:30 Bob Newhart
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Scarlet Letter"
1 AM Movie: title not given
WDCA Ch. 20 (Ind.)
7:30 For Your Information
8 AM Streams Of Faith
8:30 Good News
9 AM Riverdale Baptist Hour
9:30 Movie: "Abbott And Costello
Meet The Invisible Man"
11 AM Movie: "Circus Of Horrors"
12:30 Movie: "The Vampires"
2:30 Movie: "Soldier Of Fortune"
4:30 Movie: "You Can't Get Away
With Murder"
6:30 Movie: "Broken Arrow"
8:30 Movie: "The Mummy's Tomb"
10 PM Petey Greene's Washington
10:30 Challenge
11 PM Movie: "You Can't Get Away
With Murder"
WETA Ch. 26 (PBS)
9 AM Sesame Street
11 AM Sesame Street
12 N Electric Company
12:30 Sesame Street

2 PM Oscar Brand In Gettysburg
3 PM Hodgepodge Lodge
3:30 Goin' Fishin'
4 PM Special Of The Week: "The
Restless Earth"
6 PM Metro-View
7 PM World Press
7:30 District Digest
8 PM Evening At Pops
9 PM Soul!
10 PM Film Odyssey: "Los Olvidades"
WNVT/53 is off air on Saturday.
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> From the Washington Post:

>
>
>
>
> WTOP Ch. 9 (CBS)
>
> 2 PM Movie: "Bedtime Story"
> 3 PM Movie: "Easy Come, Easy Go"
Were these movies in 2 parts and was "Easy Come,Easy Go" the Elvis Presley movie of the same
name??
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> > From the Washington Post:
>>
>>
>>
>>
> > WTOP Ch. 9 (CBS)

>>
> > 2 PM Movie: "Bedtime Story"
> > 3 PM Movie: "Easy Come, Easy Go"
>
> Were these movies in 2 parts and was "Easy Come,Easy Go"
> the Elvis Presley movie of the same name??
>
"Easy Come, Easy Go" had Laurel and Hardy and probably did
run about an hour. "Bedtime Story," with David Niven, may
have been in two parts, although that's not indicated; I
know that the movie runs longer than an hour.
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> "Easy Come, Easy Go" had Laurel and Hardy and probably did
> run about an hour. "Bedtime Story," with David Niven, may
> have been in two parts, although that's not indicated; I
> know that the movie runs longer than an hour.

>
According to Leonard Maltin's movie book, there were three films titled "Bedtime Story" -- in
addition to the 1964 Niven film, there was one from 1933 (87 minutes) with Maurice Chevalier,
and another from 1941 (85 minutes) with Loretta Young.
Considering the ages, both of those were a better pair-up with Laurel and Hardy. Also, to fit the
hour, they may have either been seen in two parts, or edited for time.
Retro:Cleveland/Akron Weekday Daytime (Network Affiliates) April 20-24 1970
From:TV Guide
WKYC 3 NBC
6:20 Farm Report
6:25 Education Exchange
6:55 What's Doing?
7AM Today
9AM Mike Douglas
10:25 NBC News-Dickerson
10:30 Concentration
11AM Sale Of The Century
Noon Jeopardy!
12:30 Who What Or Where Game
1PM It Takes Two-Vin Scully (Network 10AM)
1:30 Life With Linkletter

2PM Days of Our Lives
2:30 Doctors
3PM Another World/Bay City
3:30 Bright Promise
4PM Another World/Somerset
4:30 Movie Monday Poor Little Rich Girl 1936
Tuesday Combat Squad 1953
Wednesday Relentless 1948
Thursday Tarzan's Hidden Jungle 1955
Friday Night Passage 1957
6PM News
6:30 Huntley Brinkley
7PM News
WEWS 5 ABC
8AM Mon, Wed. Comedy Clubhouse-Captain Penny
Tuesday Fantastc Voyage (Sun. 10AM ABC)
Thursday Bullwinkle (Sun. 11AM ABC)
Friday Cartoons
8:30 Uncle Al-From WCPO 9 in Cincinnati (both stations owned by Scripps-Howard)
9AM Romper Room Miss Barbara Plummer
9:30 Girlwatch-Paige Palmer

10AM Galloping Gourmet
10:30 He Said She Said-Garagiola
11AM Bewitched
11:30 That Girl
Noon Best Of Everything
12:30 News
1PM All My Children
2PM Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
4PM Dark Shadows
4:30 Can You Top This?
Morey Amsterdam, Jan Murray and Bob Crane are on the panel
5PM To Tell The Truth-Garry Moore
Orson Bean, Peggy Cass, Kitty Carlisle and Bill Cullen
5:30 News
6PM David Frost
7PM Mon-Tue-Wed-Fri Whats My Line-Bruner
Thur. Political Talk-Governor James A. Rhodes (Was making a run for US Senate at the time)
WJW 8 CBS
6:30 Mon-Wed Food For Life

Tue-Thurs. Sunrise Semester
Friday Camera Three (CBS Sunday)
7AM CBS News-Joseph Benti
9AM Cartoons
9:30 Lucy Show
10AM Edge Of Night (CBS 3:30 PM)
10:30 Phil Donahue
11:30 Love Of Life
Noon News
1PM Divorce Court
2PM Love/Many Spendored Thing
2:30 Guiding Light
3PM Adventure Road-Jim Doney (No Secret Storm at 3PM)
4PM Gomer Pyle USMC
4:30 Merv Griffin
A Relative Oddity-This is Griffin's Late Night Network Show-Delayed Broadcast from the previous
night.
6PM News
6:30 CBS News
7PM Truth or Consequences-Barker
WAKR 23 ABC Akron

10AM Jack La Lanne
10:30 Women's Page
11:30 That Girl
Noon Best Of Everything
12:30 A World Apart
1PM All My Children
2PM Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
4PM Dark Shadows
4:30 Monday Dudley Do-Right (Sun ABC 9:30AM)
Tuesday Fantastic Voyage (Sun ABC 10AM)
Wednesday Spiderman (Sun ABC 10:30 AM)
Thursday Bullwinkle (Sun ABC 11AM)
Friday Dicovery (Sun ABC 11:30 AM)
5PM Bewitched (ABC 11AM)
5:30 News
6PM ABC News Smith/Reynolds
6:30 Mon-Wed-Fri Laramie
Tue Thur Laredo

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Didn't know Uncle Al was ever seen outside of Cincy!______________
I'll get back to you when I think of a cute quote
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> From:TV Guide
>>
> WEWS 5 ABC

>
> 5:30 News
> 6PM David Frost
> 7PM Mon-Tue-Wed-Fri Whats My Line-Bruner
> Thur. Political Talk-Governor James A. Rhodes (Was making a
> run for US Senate at the time)
I notice WEWS didn't carry ABC News; it wasn't carried in
Atlanta at the time, either. I wonder if these were the two
biggest markets to pre-empt. WQXI (now WXIA)/11, ABC in those
days, had local news at 5:30, Dick Van Dyke at 6, Hazel at
6:30, and What's My Line at 7.
>
> WJW 8 CBS
>
>
> 4:30 Merv Griffin
> A Relative Oddity-This is Griffin's Late Night Network
> Show-Delayed Broadcast from the previous night.
Sister station WAGA/5 Atlanta did the same thing, as did
WPRI/12 Providence.
>
>
> BTW, Harry Reasoner didn't join ABC until December 1970.
Frank Reynolds was co-anchoring with Howard K. Smith prior
to that.
>
>
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> Didn't know Uncle Al was ever seen outside of Cincy!
>
IIRC, WPTV/5 West Palm Beach (also Scripps-Howard)
carried him.
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> Didn't know Uncle Al was ever seen outside of Cincy!
>
I am not sure he was on in Cleveland that long. Channel 5 had their own established Kids show
host, Ron Penfound (Captain Penny)..Based on memory and TV schedules I've seen Uncle Al was
on channel 5 from at least the latter part of 1969 through much of 1970. He was definitely off
the air in Cleveland by January 1972 because of the Debut of the Morning Exchange Talk Show
(which also canceled Captain Penny after 15-16 years)
Retro: Atlanta Saturday, July 18, 1970
run from 8 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
8 AM Popeye Club
9 AM Here Comes The Grump
9:30 Pink Panther
10 AM H.R. Pufnstuf
10:30 Banana Splits
11:30 Flintstones
12 N Tarzan
1 PM All-American College Show
1:30 Something Else
2 PM Baseball Pre-Game: Computer
match between the 1942 St. Louis
Cardinals and the 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers
2:15 Baseball: Minnesota at Baltimore

5 PM Perry Mason (time approximate)
6 PM News
6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report (Chet Huntley
would retire in August.)
7 PM Death Valley Days
7:30 Ray Stevens
8:30 Adam-12
9 PM Movie: "If A Man Answers"
(NBC's movie is "The Spy With A Cold Nose"
--TV Guide, North Carolina edition)
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: title not given
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
8 AM Jetsons
9:30 Mr. Pix (Dave Michaels, later anchor
on WXIA and CNN)
10:30 Scooby-Doo
11 AM Archie Comedy Hour
12 N Monkees
12:30 Perils Of Penelope Pitstop
1 PM Superman (animated)
1:30 Jonny Quest

2 PM Dastardly And Muttley In Their
Flying Machines
2:30 Amateur Hour
3 PM Movie: "Abbott And Costello Meet
Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde"
4:30 Movie: "Captain Lightfoot"
6:30 News
7 PM Art Linkletter
7:30 Jackie Gleason
8:30 My Three Sons
9 PM Green Acres
10 PM Mannix
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "PT-109"
WGTV Ch. 8 (NET)
7 PM You Asked For It
8:30 Movie: "County Chairman"
10 PM Stardate
sign off 11 PM
WQXI Ch. 11 (ABC)

8 AM Adventures Of Gulliver
8:30 Smokey Bear
9 AM Cattanooga Cats
10 AM Hot Wheels
10:30 Hardy Boys
11 AM Sky Hawks
11:30 George Of The Jungle
12 N Get It Together
1:30 Movie: "Werewolf Of London"
3 PM Flying Nun (delay from Friday 7:30)
3:30 F Troop
4 PM My Favorite Martian
6:30 Movie: "Guerrilla In The Philippines"
8:30 Lawrence Welk
9:30 Engelbert Humperdinck
10:30 Atlanta Wrestling
11:30 Movie: "Night Stars Goddess Of
Electra"
WJRJ Ch. 17 (Ind.) (soon to be WTCG)

9:30 Movie: "The Secret Of Convict Lake"
11:30 McHale's Navy
12 N Laredo
1 PM Now Explosion
5 PM Skippy The Bush Kangaroo
5:30 Batman
6 PM Lassie
6:30 Mr. Ed
7 PM Munsters
8 PM Newlywed Game
(the two game shows are pre-empted on Ch. 11)
8:30 Rosey Grier
9 PM Now Explosion
WETV Ch. 30 (NET)
off air on Saturday
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
10 AM Movie: "High Sierra"
12 N Music Connection
6 PM Outer Limits
7 PM Movie: "White Feather"
9 PM Playboy After Dark
10 PM Movie: "The Easy Life"
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> WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
>
> 2 PM Baseball Pre-Game: Computer
> match between the 1942 St. Louis
> Cardinals and the 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers
This was the 4th opening game of NBC's search of the greatest baseball team between 1920 and
1970. The 1942 Cards won over the 1955 Dodgers, 3 to 2. The 1942 Cards lost to the 1927 New
York Yankees (6 to 4) in the 2nd Semifinal Game; the '27 Yanks went on to beat the 1961 Yanks in
the Fianl Championship, 5 to 3.
This is all documented in the 1975 book "The People's Almanac" (pages 1131 to 1135), available
at better libraries and used bookstores.
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> 9 PM Playboy After Dark
Huh? In Georgia? 1970? And it wasn't even that dark at 9 o'clock in July. This is a most intriguing
entry.
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>
> Huh? In Georgia? 1970? And it wasn't even that dark at 9
> o'clock in July. This is a most intriguing entry.
>
My thoughts exactly on a Georgia station carrying the show.
It was a syndicated show, so the time slot has nothing to do
with the title.

Retro: Washington, DC Sunday, September 24, 1972
From the Washington Post:
WRC Ch. 4 (NBC)
7:15 Faith & Life
7:30 Agriculture
8 AM On Campus
9:30 Station Exchange
10 AM For Your Information
10:30 Overview
11 AM Issues
11:30 Dimension Washington
12 N Deena Clark's Moment With...
12:30 Meet The Press
1 PM NFL Football: Houston at Miami
(Miami is on the way to a perfect
season.)
3:30 Golden Voyage (time approximate)
4 PM Topic
4:30 Consumer Guidelines
5 PM Welcome Amigos
5:30 Community Tieline

6 PM Primus
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Wild Kingdom
7:30 Wonderful World Of Disney
8:30 McMillan & Wife
10 PM Night Gallery
10:30 Perspective
11 PM News
11:30 Sunday Tonight Show
1 AM Topic (rerun)
WTTG Ch. 5 (Ind.)
6:30 Christophers
7 AM Brother Buzz
7:30 Banana Splits
8 AM Wonderama
11 AM Flintstones
11:30 Movie: "Black Water Gold"
1 PM Movie: "The Big City"
3 PM Movie: "Honky Tonk"
5 PM Movie: "The Hucksters"
7 PM Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour
8 PM Lawrence Welk
9 PM Perry Mason
10 PM News
10:30 This Is Your Life
11 PM People And Povich
11:30 Grambling College Football:
California State at Grambling
(edited replay)
12:30 Combat!
1:30 Today In Your Life
WMAL Ch. 7 (ABC)
7:15 Christophers
7:30 This We Believe
8 AM Dr. Bauman Bible Telecast
9 AM Live It Up
9:30 Make A Wish (delay from previous
Sunday 11:30 AM)
10 AM Curiosity Shop
11 AM Notre Dame Football: edited replay
of Notre Dame at Northwestern
12 N College Football '72 (ABC's highlights
show)
1 PM Cliff Alexander: Black On White
1:30 Issues And Answers
2 PM Newswatch
2:30 Apartment C-410
3 PM Young Voices
3:30 Toward The Year 2000
4 PM The Explorers
4:30 Paul Lynde Show (delayed from
Wednesday 8 PM)
5 PM Judd For The Defense
6 PM News
6:30 McCaffrey At Large
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM The FBI
9 PM ABC Movie: "The Out Of Towners"
11 PM News
11:30 The Sixth Sense (delayed from
Saturday 10 PM)
12:30 ABC News
WTOP Ch. 9 (CBS)
7:10 Meditate
7:15 With This Ring
7:30 Your Future Is Now
8 AM Sunday Harambee
9 AM Spread A Little Sunshine
9:30 Mass For Shut-Ins

10 AM Good Vibrations
11 AM Camera Three
12 N Washington News Conference
12:30 Agronsky & Co.
1 PM The Saint
2:30 Thrillseekers
3 PM Redskin Kickoff
3:30 NFL Today
4 PM NFL Football: Minnesota at Detroit
7 PM UFO (time approximate)
8 PM M*A*S*H
8:30 Sandy Duncan Show
9 PM New Dick Van Dyke Show
9:30 Mannix
10:30 The Evil Touch
11 PM News
11:15 CBS News
11:30 Movie: "A Place For Lovers" (this
may have been Friday's CBS Late Movie)
1:30 With This Ring
WDCA Ch. 20 (Ind.)

7 AM Jerry Falwell
8 AM Rex Humbard
9 AM Revival Fires
9:30 Oral Roberts
10 AM Amazing Grace Bible Class
10:30 Movie: "Bowery Boys Meet Monsters"
11:30 Movie: "Poor Little Rich Girl"
1 PM Movie: "Beware Of Blondie"
2:30 Movie: "You Can't Get Away With Murder"
6:30 Movie: "The Crowded Sky"
8:30 Roller Game: Mid-Atlantic Cats vs.
Northern Hawks
10 PM Challenge
10:30 Kathryn Kuhlman
11 PM God's Good News
11:30 Dr. Billy James Hargis
12 M Streams Of Faith
WETA Ch. 26 (PBS)
4 PM Harlem Basketball From Ruckers
6 PM Jean Shepherd's America

6:30 Jazz Set
7:30 French Chef
8 PM Firing Line
9 PM Masterpiece Theatre: "The Last
Of The Mohicans"
WNVT/53 is off air on Sunday.
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> From the Washington Post:
>
>
> WTTG Ch. 5 (Ind.)
>
> 7 PM Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour
>
> This is the first time I have seen this show on any schedule being in reruns back in the 1970's. I
thought that these shows weren't rerun until Nick at Nite obtained rights to them in the early
1990's.
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> 1 PM NFL Football: Houston at Miami
> (Miami is on the way to a perfect
> season.)
> 3:30 NFL Today
> 4 PM NFL Football: Minnesota at Detroit
The Redskins weren't playing? Or were the mandatory blackout rules (all home games blacked
out regardless) still in effect?
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>>
> > WTTG Ch. 5 (Ind.)
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> > 7 PM Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour
>>
> > This is the first time I have seen this show on any
> schedule being in reruns back in the 1970's. I thought that
> these shows weren't rerun until Nick at Nite obtained rights
> to them in the early 1990's.
>
To answer both posters' questions:
1. Re the football schedule, I have to believe the blackout
was in effect. At the time the NFL still had a 14-game schedule,
and I don't recall teams getting a bye week.
2. Can anyone who lived in a market with a Metromedia station
help on the Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour question? I still see them
occasionally on KTTV, chopped into two-parters and running as
We Love Lucy.
Retro: Atlanta Thursday, July 10, 1975
Thirty years ago today, from The Atlanta
Constitution. Schedules run 7 AM-1 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today (James Clavell discusses his
new novel "Shogun.")
10 AM Celebrity Sweepstakes
10:30 Wheel Of Fortune (Chuck Woolery and
Susan Stafford were hosts then)
11 AM High Rollers
12 N News
12:30 Merv Griffin
(Magnificent Marble Machine and Jackpot
are pre-empted.)
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Big Valley
5 PM High Chaparral
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Candid Camera
8 PM Gladys Knight And The Pips (premiere
of a four-week variety series with
local interest: they're from Atlanta)
9 PM Movie: "If It's Tuesday, This Must
Be Belgium" (don't know if local or NBC)
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
(Tomorrow follows at 1 AM, news at 2 AM)
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
9 AM Phil Donahue
10 AM Spin-Off
10:30 Gambit
11 AM Tattletales
11:30 Love Of Life

12 N News
1 PM What's My Line? (Young And The Restless
began airing at this time in the summer
of 1976)
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Price Is Right
3:30 Match Game '75
4 PM Bewitched (pre-empts Musical Chairs)
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Price Is Right
8 PM The Waltons
9 PM CBS Movie: "They Might Be Giants"
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "80 Steps To Jonah"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Sesame Street

6:30 Staff Development
7:30 Golfing With Bobby Jones (film
shorts he made in the 1930s)
8 PM Best Of Evening At Pops
9 PM Hollywood Television Theater:
"Chicago Conspiracy Trial"
11:30 Interface
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM A.M. America (would become Good
Morning America in November)
9 AM A.M. Atlanta
10 AM Dinah!
11:30 Brady Bunch
12 N News (pre-empts Showoffs, which
will begin airing in August, when
Pro News moves to 11:30 AM)
1 PM Ryan's Hope
1:30 ABC Afternoon Playbreak: "The Girl

Who Couldn't Lose" (pre-empts
Let's Make A Deal, $10,000 Pyramid,
and Rhyme And Reason)
4 PM Movie: "The Disappearance" (two-hour
story from the Lassie series) (You
Don't Say! airs on ABC at this time
and will begin airing on Ch. 11 at
9:30 AM in August.)
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
(The news block is about to move: Pro News at
5:30, ABC News at 6, beginning in August. Merv
Griffin will air at 6:30.)
7 PM Concentration (will move to 9 AM in August)
8 PM Barney Miller
8:30 Texas Wheelers

10 PM Harry O
11 PM News
11:30 Wide World Special: "Honeymoon Suite"
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 AM Three Stooges/Little Rascals
8 AM I Love Lucy
8:30 Hazel
9 AM Father Knows Best
9:30 Andy Griffith
10 AM Movie: "War Paint"
12 N Lucy Show
12:30 Topper
1 PM Movie: "The Emperor Waltz"
3 PM Cartoon Carnival
3:30 Mickey Mouse Club (the original)
4 PM Munsters
5 PM Lucy Show
5:30 Hazel
6:30 That Girl
7 PM Andy Griffith
7:30 Hogan's Heroes

8 PM Diamond Head Game
8:30 Dealer's Choice
9 PM Movie: "A Company Of Killers"
11 PM Dragnet (w/Harry Morgan)
11:30 Movie: "The Verdict" (Sydney
Greenstreet and Peter Lorre
from '46)
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Villa Alegre
7 PM Latin Atlanta
7:30 You Owe It To Yourself
8 PM Woman
8:30 Black Atlanta
9 PM Interface
9:30 The Thin Edge: Aggression
10:30 Jean Shepherd's America
11 PM ABC Captioned News
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)

11 AM New Zoo Revue
11:30 Fury
12 N 700 Club
1:30 It's A New Day
2 PM Bozo
2:30 Porky Pig
3 PM Jeff's Collie
3:30 Circus Boy
4 PM Cartoon Festival
4:30 Real McCoys
5 PM Cisco Kid
5:30 Mayberry RFD
6 PM Movie: "The Indian Fighter"
8 PM 700 Club
9:30 Studio A
10 PM Teach-In
11 PM Mayberry RFD
11:30 HoneymoonersEdited by bpatrick on 07/11/05 12:27

AM.
Retro: Greensboro/Charlotte/Roanoke Monday, July 13, 1953
From the Greensboro Daily News. Times are
EST, network noted on the first mention of
the program, if a network program.

WFMY Ch. 2 Greensboro
8:45 Morning Chapel
9 AM Arthur Godfrey (CBS)
10 AM I'll Buy That (CBS)
10:30 Strike It Rich (CBS)
11 AM Bride And Groom (CBS)
11:15 Love Of Life (CBS)
11:30 Search For Tomorrow (CBS)
11:45 Guiding Light (CBS)
12 N Today In The Piedmont
12:30 Garry Moore (CBS)
1 PM Double Or Nothing (CBS)
Party (CBS)
2 PM Big Payoff (CBS)
2:30 Of Words And Music
3 PM On Your Account (NBC)
3:30 Carolina Calling
4:30 Howdy Doody (NBC)
5 PM Wild Bill Hickok
5:30 Six-Gun Playhouse
6 PM Hopalong Cassidy
6:30 Douglas Edwards With The News (CBS)
6:45 TV's Top Tunes (CBS)

7 PM Burns And Allen (CBS)
7:30 Voice Of Firestone (NBC)
8 PM Racket Squad (CBS)
8:30 Files Of Jeffrey Jones
9 PM Studio One Summer Theater (CBS)
10 PM Movie Quick Quiz
10:15 Bob Williams Show
10:30 Weather With Don Pierce
10:35 Evening Edition
10:50 Sports Final With Charlie Harville
11 PM Dragnet (NBC, delay from Thursday 8 PM)
11:30 I Married Joan (NBC, delay from Wednesday
7 PM)
12 M News, Final Edition, Sign Off
WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte
9 AM Arthur Godfrey
10 AM Guiding Light (no, WBTV does not carry
the morning feed nowadays)
10:15 Feminine Touch
11 AM Bride And Groom
11:15 Love Of Life

11:45 Carolina Cookery
12:30 Garry Moore
1 PM Double Or Nothing
2 PM Big Payoff
2:30 Welcome Travelers (NBC)
3 PM Movie Matinee
3:30 Ladies' Choice (NBC)
4 PM The (Fred) Kirby Show
4:30 Howdy Doody
5 PM Superman
5:30 Kit Carson
6:15 TV's Top Tunes
6:30 Esso Reporter
6:45 Weatherman
6:50 Vespers
7 PM Burns And Allen
8 PM Racket Squad
8:30 Masquerade Party (CBS)
(Incredible as it may seem, Douglas Edwards
was host of this show at the time. Bud Collyer
had been host the previous year; future hosts would

be Peter Donald, Eddie Bracken, Robert Q. Lewis,
Bert Parks, and Richard Dawson.)
9 PM Studio One Summer Theater
10 PM Dr. Norman Vincent Peale
10:15 News And Sports
10:30 Martin Kane (NBC, delay from
Thursday 9 PM)
11 PM I Married Joan
11:30 Sign Off
WSLS Ch. 10 Roanoke, VA
7 AM Today--Dave Garroway (NBC)
9 AM Ding Dong School (NBC)
9:30 Be My Guest
10 AM Hawkins Falls (NBC)
10:15 The Bennetts (NBC)
11 AM Look To This Day
11:15 Love Of Life
11:45 Guiding Light
12 N Farm And Home
12:15 News-Music
12:30 Test Pattern
1 PM What's Cooking
1:30 Tom's Foolery
2 PM Big Payoff
3 PM On Your Account
3:30 Ladies' Choice
4 PM Atom Squad (NBC)
4:15 Beauty Is A Science
4:30 Howdy Doody
5 PM Sports-Music
5:15 News, Previews
5:30 Sleepy Joe
6 PM Kit Carson
6:30 Bob And Ray (NBC)
6:45 Camel News Caravan (NBC)
7 PM Name That Tune (NBC)
(Red Benson was host then; Bill
Cullen would take over when the
show moved to CBS in the fall of
1954, then George DeWitt would
become host in 1955 and make this
show a classic. The best-remembered
host is from the '70s: Tom Kennedy.)

8 PM Racket Squad
8:30 Robert Montgomery Summer Theater (NBC)
9:30 Masquerade Party
10 PM Liberace
10:30 Cinema Playhouse
11 PM Eleventh Hour News
11:30 Cinema Playhouse
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Re: Retro: Greensboro/Charlotte/Roanoke Monday, July 13, 1953
> From the Greensboro Daily News. Times are
> EST, network noted on the first mention of
> the program, if a network program.
>
> WFMY Ch. 2 Greensboro
>
> 8:45 Morning Chapel
> 9 AM Arthur Godfrey (CBS)

> 10 AM I'll Buy That (CBS)
> 10:30 Strike It Rich (CBS)
> 11 AM Bride And Groom (CBS)
> 11:15 Love Of Life (CBS)
> 11:30 Search For Tomorrow (CBS)
> 11:45 Guiding Light (CBS)
> 12 N Today In The Piedmont
> 12:30 Garry Moore (CBS)
> 1 PM Double Or Nothing (CBS)
> 1:30 Art Linkletter's House
> Party (CBS)
> 2 PM Big Payoff (CBS)
> 2:30 Of Words And Music
> 3 PM On Your Account (NBC)
> 3:30 Carolina Calling
> 4:30 Howdy Doody (NBC)
> 5 PM Wild Bill Hickok
> 5:30 Six-Gun Playhouse
> 6 PM Hopalong Cassidy
> 6:30 Douglas Edwards With The News (CBS)
> 6:45 TV's Top Tunes (CBS)
> 7 PM Burns And Allen (CBS)
> 7:30 Voice Of Firestone (NBC)
> 8 PM Racket Squad (CBS)
> 8:30 Files Of Jeffrey Jones

> 9 PM Studio One Summer Theater (CBS)
> 10 PM Movie Quick Quiz
> 10:15 Bob Williams Show
> 10:30 Weather With Don Pierce
> 10:35 Evening Edition
> 10:50 Sports Final With Charlie Harville
> 11 PM Dragnet (NBC, delay from Thursday 8 PM)
> 11:30 I Married Joan (NBC, delay from Wednesday
> 7 PM)
> 12 M News, Final Edition, Sign Off
>
> WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte
>
> 8:45 CBS Morning News
> 9 AM Arthur Godfrey
> 10 AM Guiding Light (no, WBTV does not carry
> the morning feed nowadays)
> 10:15 Feminine Touch
> 11 AM Bride And Groom
> 11:45 Carolina Cookery
> 12:30 Garry Moore
> 1 PM Double Or Nothing

> 1:30 Art Linkletter's House Party
> 2 PM Big Payoff
> 2:30 Welcome Travelers (NBC)
> 3 PM Movie Matinee
> 3:30 Ladies' Choice (NBC)
> 4 PM The (Fred) Kirby Show
> 4:30 Howdy Doody
> 5 PM Superman
> 5:30 Kit Carson
> 6 PM Movie Quick Quiz
> 6:15 TV's Top Tunes
> 6:30 Esso Reporter
> 6:45 Weatherman
> 6:50 Vespers
> 7 PM Burns And Allen
> 7:30 Voice Of Firestone
> 8 PM Racket Squad
> 8:30 Masquerade Party (CBS)
> (Incredible as it may seem, Douglas Edwards
> was host of this show at the time. Bud Collyer
> had been host the previous year; future hosts would
> be Peter Donald, Eddie Bracken, Robert Q. Lewis,
> Bert Parks, and Richard Dawson.)
>
> 9 PM Studio One Summer Theater

> 10 PM Dr. Norman Vincent Peale
> 10:15 News And Sports
> 10:30 Martin Kane (NBC, delay from
> Thursday 9 PM)
> 11 PM I Married Joan
> 11:30 Sign Off
>
> WSLS Ch. 10 Roanoke, VA
>
> 7 AM Today--Dave Garroway (NBC)
> 9 AM Ding Dong School (NBC)
> 9:30 Be My Guest
> 10 AM Hawkins Falls (NBC)
> 10:15 The Bennetts (NBC)
> 11 AM Look To This Day
> 12 N Farm And Home
> 12:15 News-Music
> 12:30 Test Pattern
> 1 PM What's Cooking
> 1:30 Tom's Foolery
> 2 PM Big Payoff

> 3 PM On Your Account
> 3:30 Ladies' Choice
> 4 PM Atom Squad (NBC)
> 4:15 Beauty Is A Science
> 4:30 Howdy Doody
> 5 PM Sports-Music
> 5:15 News, Previews
> 5:30 Sleepy Joe
> 6 PM Kit Carson
> 6:30 Bob And Ray (NBC)
> 6:45 Camel News Caravan (NBC)
> 7 PM Name That Tune (NBC)
> (Red Benson was host then; Bill
> Cullen would take over when the
> show moved to CBS in the fall of
> 1954, then George DeWitt would
> become host in 1955 and make this
> show a classic. The best-remembered
> host is from the '70s: Tom Kennedy.)
>
> 7:30 Voice Of Firestone
> 8 PM Racket Squad
> 8:30 Robert Montgomery Summer Theater (NBC)
> 9:30 Masquerade Party

> 10 PM Liberace
> 10:30 Cinema Playhouse
> 11 PM Eleventh Hour News
> 11:30 Cinema Playhouse
>
Like many stations at that time carried programs from all the networks. WFMY, WBTV and WSLS
have the same primary affilations and call letters in 1953 and in 2005.
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Re: Retro: Greensboro/Charlotte/Roanoke Monday, July 13, 1953
Not only do all three stations have the same
call letters and primary network affiliations
today as in 1953, they also have the same channel
number. Of all stations south of Washington, WBTV
has had the same call letters, primary network affiliation,
channel number, and ownership (Jefferson Standard Insurance,
now Jefferson-Pilot) longer than any other, since 1949.
(WAGA/5 Atlanta held the record until it switched from CBS to Fox
in 1994.)
> > From the Greensboro Daily News. Times are
> > EST, network noted on the first mention of
> > the program, if a network program.
>>
> > WFMY Ch. 2 Greensboro
>>
> > 8:45 Morning Chapel
> > 9 AM Arthur Godfrey (CBS)
> > 10 AM I'll Buy That (CBS)
> > 10:30 Strike It Rich (CBS)
> > 11 AM Bride And Groom (CBS)
> > 11:15 Love Of Life (CBS)
> > 11:30 Search For Tomorrow (CBS)
> > 11:45 Guiding Light (CBS)
> > 12 N Today In The Piedmont
> > 12:30 Garry Moore (CBS)
> > 1 PM Double Or Nothing (CBS)
> > 1:30 Art Linkletter's House
> > Party (CBS)
> > 2 PM Big Payoff (CBS)
> > 2:30 Of Words And Music
> > 3 PM On Your Account (NBC)
> > 3:30 Carolina Calling
> > 4:30 Howdy Doody (NBC)

> > 5 PM Wild Bill Hickok
> > 5:30 Six-Gun Playhouse
> > 6 PM Hopalong Cassidy
> > 6:30 Douglas Edwards With The News (CBS)
> > 6:45 TV's Top Tunes (CBS)
> > 7 PM Burns And Allen (CBS)
> > 7:30 Voice Of Firestone (NBC)
> > 8 PM Racket Squad (CBS)
> > 8:30 Files Of Jeffrey Jones
> > 9 PM Studio One Summer Theater (CBS)
> > 10 PM Movie Quick Quiz
> > 10:15 Bob Williams Show
> > 10:30 Weather With Don Pierce
> > 10:35 Evening Edition
> > 10:50 Sports Final With Charlie Harville
> > 11 PM Dragnet (NBC, delay from Thursday 8 PM)
> > 11:30 I Married Joan (NBC, delay from Wednesday
> > 7 PM)
> > 12 M News, Final Edition, Sign Off
>>
> > WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte
>>
> > 8:45 CBS Morning News
> > 9 AM Arthur Godfrey
> > 10 AM Guiding Light (no, WBTV does not carry

> > the morning feed nowadays)
> > 10:15 Feminine Touch
> > 10:30 Strike It Rich
> > 11 AM Bride And Groom
> > 11:45 Carolina Cookery
> > 12:30 Garry Moore
> > 1 PM Double Or Nothing
> > 1:30 Art Linkletter's House Party
> > 2 PM Big Payoff
> > 2:30 Welcome Travelers (NBC)
> > 3 PM Movie Matinee
> > 3:30 Ladies' Choice (NBC)
> > 4 PM The (Fred) Kirby Show
> > 4:30 Howdy Doody
> > 5 PM Superman
> > 5:30 Kit Carson
> > 6 PM Movie Quick Quiz
> > 6:15 TV's Top Tunes
> > 6:30 Esso Reporter
> > 6:45 Weatherman
> > 6:50 Vespers
> > 7 PM Burns And Allen
> > 7:30 Voice Of Firestone

> > 8 PM Racket Squad
> > 8:30 Masquerade Party (CBS)
> > (Incredible as it may seem, Douglas Edwards
> > was host of this show at the time. Bud Collyer
> > had been host the previous year; future hosts would
> > be Peter Donald, Eddie Bracken, Robert Q. Lewis,
> > Bert Parks, and Richard Dawson.)
>>
> > 9 PM Studio One Summer Theater
> > 10 PM Dr. Norman Vincent Peale
> > 10:15 News And Sports
> > 10:30 Martin Kane (NBC, delay from
> > Thursday 9 PM)
> > 11 PM I Married Joan
> > 11:30 Sign Off
>>
> > WSLS Ch. 10 Roanoke, VA
>>
> > 7 AM Today--Dave Garroway (NBC)
> > 9 AM Ding Dong School (NBC)
> > 9:30 Be My Guest
> > 10 AM Hawkins Falls (NBC)
> > 10:15 The Bennetts (NBC)
> > 11 AM Look To This Day

> > 12 N Farm And Home
> > 12:15 News-Music
> > 12:30 Test Pattern
> > 1 PM What's Cooking
> > 1:30 Tom's Foolery
> > 2 PM Big Payoff
> > 2:30 Welcome Travelers
> > 3 PM On Your Account
> > 3:30 Ladies' Choice
> > 4 PM Atom Squad (NBC)
> > 4:15 Beauty Is A Science
> > 5 PM Sports-Music
> > 5:15 News, Previews
> > 5:30 Sleepy Joe
> > 6 PM Kit Carson
> > 6:30 Bob And Ray (NBC)
> > 6:45 Camel News Caravan (NBC)
> > 7 PM Name That Tune (NBC)
> > (Red Benson was host then; Bill
> > Cullen would take over when the
> > show moved to CBS in the fall of

> > 1954, then George DeWitt would
> > become host in 1955 and make this
> > show a classic. The best-remembered
> > host is from the '70s: Tom Kennedy.)
>>
> > 7:30 Voice Of Firestone
> > 8 PM Racket Squad
> > 8:30 Robert Montgomery Summer Theater (NBC)
> > 9:30 Masquerade Party
> > 10 PM Liberace
> > 10:30 Cinema Playhouse
> > 11 PM Eleventh Hour News
> > 11:30 Cinema Playhouse
>>
> Like many stations at that time carried programs from all
> the networks. WFMY, WBTV and WSLS have the same primary
> affilations and call letters in 1953 and in 2005.
>
Retro: Atlanta Wednesday, May 2, 1956
From the Atlanta Constitution. Times are
EST, one hour behind New York.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)

7 AM Today
9:30 Woody Willow
10 AM Home
11 AM Tennessee Ernie Ford
12 N News
12:15 Movie: "Babes In Bagdad"
3 PM Date With Life
3:30 Queen For A Day
4 PM Pinky Lee
4:30 Howdy Doody (COLOR) (a few weeks
before he moved to Saturday morning)
5 PM Little Rascals
5:30 My Little Margie
6 PM Sports
6:15 News
6:30 Eddie Fisher
6:45 News Caravan
7 PM Gardening
7:15 Patti Page

9:30 Great Gildersleeve
10 PM Screen Directors' Playhouse
10:30 Do You Trust Your Wife? (possibly
the only CBS program that ever aired
on Channel 2, so far--WAGA pre-empted
on Tuesday nights at 9:30)
11 PM News
11:30 Lone Wolf
12 M Tonight
1 AM Reflections; News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7:15 Devotions
8:30 Romper Room
9 AM Garry Moore
9:30 Arthur Godfrey
11 AM News
11:15 Love Of Life
11:45 Guiding Light

12 N News
12:15 TV Ranch
1 PM Robert Q. Lewis
Party
2 PM Big Payoff
2:30 Bob Crosby
3 PM Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4 PM Valiant Lady (delay from 11 AM)
4:15 Helen Parris (local)
5 PM Movie Matinee (title not given)
6 PM Weather, Sports, News
6:30 Brave Eagle
7 PM Arthur Godfrey And His Friends
8 PM Millionaire (Vanessa Brown plays a
"vivacious secretary" whose fiance
becomes suspicious after Michael
Anthony hands her the million-dollar
check. Since she can't tell him where
she got the money until they are married,

he thinks she's up to no good when she
starts flaunting her newfound wealth.)
9 PM 20th Century-Fox Hour
10 PM I Spy (not Cosby and Culp--this is an
anthology series hosted by Raymond Massey)
10:30 Mr. District Attorney
11 PM News; Les Paul And Mary Ford
11:15 Broadway Star Theater
sign off 11:45 PM
WLW-A Ch. 11 (ABC)
8:30 Thoughts For Today; Cartoons
9 AM Fun With Fran
10 AM School Days
10:30 Mary Moore (local)
11 AM Movie: "Blonde For A Day"
12 N News; Weather
12:15 Miss Boo
1 PM Surprise Party
2 PM ABC Afternoon Film Festival
4 PM Movie: "West Of The Rio Grande"
5 PM Mickey Mouse Club

6 PM Buffalo Bill Jr.
6:30 Disneyland
7:30 MGM Parade (Gene Kelly is showcased)
8 PM Masquerade Party
8:30 Break The Bank
9 PM Wednesday Night Fights: World lightweight
champ Wallace (Bud) Smith vs. Joe Brown,
10 rounds, nontitle fight, from Houston
9:45 Do It Yourself
10 PM News; Weather
10:15 Lee Roy Abernathy
10:30 Movie: "Iron Crown"
sign off 11:30 PM
Retro: Primetime around Georgia Thursday, July 11, 1974
All Atlanta stations and VHFs from the rest of
the state and Greenville, SC. From the Atlanta
Constitution; listings run 7 PM-sign off:
WSB Ch. 2 Atlanta (NBC)
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Wild Wild World Of Animals
8 PM Mac Davis Show (PREMIERE)

9 PM Ironside
10 PM Dean Martin's Comedy World
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Tomorrow
2 AM News
WRBL Ch. 3 Columbus, GA (CBS)
7 PM News
8 PM The Waltons
9 PM CBS Movie: "The Chairman"
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: title not given
WSAV Ch. 3 Savannah (NBC)
7 PM News
7:30 Dragnet
8 PM Mac Davis Show
9 PM Ironside
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show

WFBC Ch. 4 Greenville, SC (NBC)
8 PM Mac Davis Show
9 PM Ironside
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Tomorrow
WAGA Ch. 5 Atlanta (CBS)
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Price Is Right
8 PM The Waltons
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Made In Italy"
WJBF Ch. 6 Augusta (ABC/NBC)
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM Chopper One
8:30 Firehouse
9 PM Kung Fu
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
WGTV Ch. 8 Athens/Atlanta (PBS)
7:30 University News
7:45 Making Things Work
9 PM Jazz a la Montreux
10:30 Journey To Japan
WTVM Ch. 9 Columbus, GA (ABC)
8 PM Chopper One
8:30 Firehouse
9 PM Kung Fu
11 PM News

1 AM News
1:10 Leighton Ford
WALB Ch. 10 Albany, GA (NBC)
7 PM Lawrence Welk
8 PM Mac Davis Show
9 PM Ironside
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
WTOC Ch. 11 Savannah (CBS)
8 PM The Waltons
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie
WXIA Ch. 11 Atlanta (ABC)
7 PM Concentration

8 PM Chopper One
8:30 Firehouse
9 PM Kung Fu
11 PM News
2:10 News
WRDW Ch. 12 Augusta (CBS/NBC)
8 PM The Waltons
9 PM WFL Football: New York Stars
at Jacksonville Sharks
12:30 Movie: title not listed
WMAZ Ch. 13 Macon (CBS/ABC)
8 PM The Waltons
9 PM Movie: "Our Man In Havana"

11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie
WTCG Ch. 17 Atlanta (Ind.)
7 PM Rifleman
7:30 Andy Griffith
8 PM Wild Wild West
9 PM WFL Football: New York at
Jacksonville
12 M Movie: "A Connecticut Yankee
In King Arthur's Court" (time
approximate)
2 AM Movie: "Bigamist"
WETV Ch. 30 Atlanta (PBS)
7 PM Behind The Lines
9 PM Jazz a la Montreux
10:30 Journey To Japan
11 PM Aviation Weather
WHAE Ch. 46 Atlanta (Ind.)

7 PM Mayberry RFD
7:30 Circus
8 PM 700 Club
10 PM Teach-In
11 PM Mayberry RFD
11:30 Honeymooners
12 M News
07-11-2005, 07:30 PM #2
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Re: Retro: Primetime around Georgia Thursday, July 11, 1974
>
> 7 PM Hee Haw
> 8 PM Chopper One
"Chopper One" was Dirk Benedict's first series. He later went on to appear in "Battlestar
Galactica"(also on ABC) and "The A-Team(on NBC).
______________
"Always on the move." Obi-Wan Kenobi in Revenge Of the Sith
Retro:Cleveland Daytime (NET and Independents) April 20-24, 1970

From TV Guide:
WJAN 17 Canton
All Movie Information on channel 17 comes from the Canton Repository-As TV Guide listed all of
17's Movies as "To Be Announced"
10:30 Milton The Milkman-Children
11AM Ronnee Furman-Veteran Canton Radio personality with WOIO 1060 and WHBC 1480.
Noon MWF Available Jobs
TuTh To Be Announced
12:20 MWF Louisville Speaks-Perhaps an editorial comment from a Louisville resident Louisville
Ohio was the actual location of Channel 17.
12:25 Paul Harvey
12:30 Movie-Monday-Duel In The Sun 1947
Tuesday East Of Eden 1955
Wednesday Fiend Who Walked The West 1958
Thursday First Traveling Saleslady 1956
Friday Freckles 1960
2:30 Heres Barbara-Barbara Coleman of Washington DC was host of the syndicated program
3PM Big Valley
4PM Alfred Alligator-Children
5PM Mon.-Thur.-Fri.-Jerry Edwards
Was on 17 in its early days doing several shows..For many years now has been Morning host and
Basketball Play By Play man for WRVL-FM Lynchburg, Va.-Liberty University
Tuesday-Gospel Singing
Wednesday-Wrestling
5:55 Paul Harvey
6PM News
6:30 Ben Werk-Local Interview Program
7:30 Big Valley
WVIZ 25 NET Cleveland
11:15 Sesame Street
4PM Wed. Thur. Food For Life
4:30 Sesame Street
5:30 Misterogers
6PM Mon. Through Thurs. Whats New
Friday Senatorial Debate-To 7:30
6:30 Mon. Insight-Religious Drama
Tues. Put It In Writing
Wed. Developing Communication Skills
Thurs. Quantitative Approach
7PM Mon. Washington Review

Tues., Thurs. Tonight School
Wed. Earth Day (One of the First "Earth Day" Observances was this week)
WUAB 43 Cleveland
11AM It Is Written
11:30 Underdog
Noon Bugs Bunny
12:30 Barnaby-Linn Sheldon
1PM Bob Mc Lean-Variety
2PM Movie-Monday Outpost In Malaya 1952
Tuesday April Showers 1948
Wednesday God's Country and The Woman 1937
Thursday Money And The Woman 1940
Friday Knockout 1941
3:30 Bugs Bunny
4PM Spiderman
4;30 Marine Boy
5PM Speed Racer
5:30 Lost In Space
6:30 Patty Duke
7PM Gilligan's Island

WKBF 61 Cleveland
11AM Jack LaLanne
11:30 Dennis The Menace-Jay North
Noon Cartoons
1PM Movie Monday They Came To Blow Up America 1943
Tuesday Mr. Ace 1946
Wednesday Tangier 1946
Thursday Security Risk 1954
Friday Sunday Dinner For A Soldier 1944
2:30 Mr. Ed
3PM Huckleberry Hound
3:30 Alvin
4PM Rocket Robin Hood
4:30 Flintstones
5PM Little Rascals
5:30 Addams Family
6PM I Love Lucy
6:30 McHale's Navy
7PM Dick Van Dyke
Retro: Los Angeles Indies May 13, 1965
Source: Los Angeles Times

Thursday May 13, 1965
5--KTLA
9 am- The Market Place
9:15- For Kids Only
9:30- Romper Room
10:30- Movie: History Is Made At Night (1937)
12 noon- World Adventures
12:30- Topper
1 pm- Ray Milland
1:30- Burns and Allen
2 pm- Peter Gunn
2:30- The Thin Man
3 pm- Movie: Minesweeper (1943)
4:30- News
5 pm- Shebang
6 pm- Forest Rangers
6:30- Leave It To Beaver
7 pm- Rifleman
7:30- It's A Small World
8 pm- Movie: Night and the City (1950)
10 pm- News
10:30- Guest Shot
11 pm- Movie: My Darling Clementine (1946)

9--KHJ
7:45- Cartoons
8 am- The Pancake Man
8:30- Big Babysitter
10 am- Movie: Flight Commander (1930)
11:30- Spectrum
12 noon- Film Drama
1 pm- Movie: Flight Angel (1940)
2:30- 9 On The Line
3:30- The Great Zolar
4:30- Engineer Bill
5:30- People's Choice
6 pm- 9th Street West
7 pm- Fractured Flickers
7:30- Special '65: Will Rogers Jr. hosts the story of Henry Ford.
8:30- Movie: Gorilla At Large (1954)
10:15- News
10:30- Playhouse Nine
11 pm- Movie: Crime Of Passion (1957)
12:45- News
1 am- Movie: Flight Commander (1930)
11--KTTV
7 am- The Meaning Of Communism
7:30- Hobo Kelly
9 am- Jack La Lanne
9:30- Best Of Groucho
10 am- Movie: Invitation (1952)
11:30- Sheriff John
12:30- Movie: When Ladies Meet (1940)
2:30- Movie: Happy Land (1943)
4 pm- Hobo Kelly
5 pm- Billy Barty and The Three Stooges
5:30- Mickey Mouse Club
6 pm- Winchell-Mahoney Time
7 pm- Bachelor Father
7:30- One Step Beyond
8 pm- The Great War
8:30- Phil Silvers
9 pm- Thriller
10 pm- News
11 pm- Merv Griffin
12:30- Movie: Folly To Be Wise (1953)
2 am- Movies-All Night:
Fort Yuma
Young Wives' Tale
A Yank on the Burma Road

13--KCOP
9 am- News
9:15- Guidepost
10:15- Movie: The Blonde Comet (1941)
11:30- Star Showcase
12 noon- Robin Hood
12:30- Letters to Manager
1 pm- Movie: Something for the Boys (1944)
3 pm- Rocky and Friends
3:15- Felix The Cat
4 pm- Fleix and Courageous Cat
4:45- Rocky and His Friends
5 pm- Lloyd Thaxton
6 pm- Ruff 'n' Reddy
6:30- Yogi Bear
7 pm- Passport To Travel
7:30- True Adventure
8 pm- Survival
8:30- Polynesian Paradise--Special Bill Burrud visits the Polynesian Cultural Center of Hawaii for a
look at its cultures and native crafts.
10 pm- Vagabond
10:30- News
11 pm- Movie: Lady Possessed (1952)
12:30- Movie: Corregidor (1943)

22--KPOL
5:30 pm- Tactical Air Force For Peace
5:55- Movie: The Phantom Plainsmen
7 pm- Trouble With Father
7:30- Fisher Family
8 pm- Overseas Adventure
8:30- All Star Theater
9 pm- Movie: Who Killed Girl Peston? (1938)
10:10- Loneliest Road
10:30- For Your Information
11 pm- Holiday
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Re: Retro: Los Angeles Indies May 13, 1965
I believe this is the first set of Los Angeles listings that we've ever had including 22 before it
became all-business news KWHY.
> 22--KPOL
> 5:30 pm- Tactical Air Force For Peace
> 5:55- Movie: The Phantom Plainsmen
> 7 pm- Trouble With Father
> 7:30- Fisher Family
> 8 pm- Overseas Adventure

> 8:30- All Star Theater
> 9 pm- Movie: Who Killed Girl Peston? (1938)
> 10:10- Loneliest Road
> 10:30- For Your Information
> 11 pm- Holiday
______________

Retro: The I-85 corridor network affiliates Saturday, August 18, 1979
From the Charlotte Observer for Carolina stations,
the Atlanta Constitution for Atlanta stations. The
Observer has 24-hour schedules; the Constitution,
7 AM-1 AM (or later in some cases).
Note that the NBC affiliate for Raleigh/Durham,
WPTF/28, is not included, as it was not in the
Observer's listings.
RALEIGH/DURHAM
WRAL Ch. 5 (ABC)

7 AM Kids Are People Too
8 AM Fangface
8:30 Scooby's All-Stars
10 AM Partners Auction (fundraiser for a
group that works with underprivileged
young people)
12 M News
12:30 Movie: "Dinosaurus"
WTVD Ch. 11 (CBS)
7 AM Superman
7:30 My Three Sons
8 AM All-New Popeye Hour
10:30 Tarzan And The Super 7
12 N Space Academy
1 PM Soul Train
2 PM Movie: "Slaughterhouse Five"
4 PM PGA Golf: Westchester Classic
(Third Round)
5 PM CBS Sports Spectacular: The
Travers Stakes
6 PM News
6:30 Reflections
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM Bad News Bears
8:30 CBS Movie: "Logan's Run"
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Lady Ice"
GREENSBORO/WINSTON-SALEM/HIGH POINT
WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS)
7 AM Hot Fudge
12 N Space Academy
1 PM Kidsworld
1:30 CBS Saturday Film Festival
2 PM Nashville On The Road
2:30 Pop! Goes The Country
3:30 Next Step Beyond

4 PM Westchester Classic
5 PM TBA
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Redskins Pre-Season Game
at Atlanta Falcons
NOTE: Two NFC teams, a CBS affiliate, but
CBS is not showing this game. This is from
the Redskins network (North Carolina was
Redskin country before the Panthers). Ch.
17 in Atlanta had the game on tape at midnight,
using Falcons' announcers.
10 PM Hee Haw (time approximate)
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "None But The Brave"
WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
6:30 Devlin
7 AM Marlo And The Magic Movie
Machine
7:30 Jetsons
8 AM Fangface
10 AM Challenge Of The Superfriends
11:30 Bigfoot And Wildboy
12 N All-New Pink Panther
1:30 Soul Train
2:30 Donna Fargo (2 episodes)
3:30 Hee Haw Honeys
4 PM World Wide Wrestling
6:30 When, Jenny, When? (young people's
special)
7 PM Lawrence Welk
8 PM Carol And Company
9 PM NFL Preseason: Houston Oilers at
Dallas Cowboys
12:30 Movie: "My Son The Vampire"
2:45 Help Yourself
WXII Ch. 12 (NBC)
6:30 For You, Black Woman
7 AM Scrunch
8 AM Alvin And The Chipmunks
8:30 Fantastic Four
9 AM Godzilla Super 90
10:30 Daffy Duck
11 AM New Fred And Barney Show
11:30 Jetsons
12 N Buford And The Galloping Ghost
12:30 Fabulous Funnies
1 PM Ironside
2 PM Baseball: Chicago White Sox at
Boston Red Sox
5 PM Mid Atlantic Wrestling (time approximate)
6 PM News
6:30 Report To The People
7 PM $1.98 Beauty Show
7:30 Name That Tune
8 PM Movie: "Paint Your Wagon"
11 PM News
11:30 Saturday Night Live (Walter Matthau
is host)
1 AM World Championship Tennis
2 AM Win The Jam
CHARLOTTE
WBTV Ch. 3 (CBS)
7 AM Treehouse Club
7:30 Marlo And The Magic Movie
Machine
12 N Space Academy
1 PM Ark II
2 PM Donna Fargo
2:30 Hee Haw Honeys
3 PM Mid-Atlantic Wrestling
5 PM Travers Stakes
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Redskins-Falcons
10 PM Lawrence Welk (time approximate)
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Legend Of Lizzie Borden"
1:30 With This Ring

WSOC Ch. 9 (ABC)
6:15 Mr. Magoo
6:30 Flipper
7 AM Kids Are People Too
8 AM Fangface
11:30 Kidsworld
12 N All-New Pink Panther
1:30 Road Atlanta
2 PM Great America
2:30 Soccer: NASL Playoffs--Chicago
at Ft. Lauderdale
5 PM Wide World Of Sports (time approximate)
6:30 News
7 PM WSOC Special: Children's World Theatre
7:30 Gong Show
9 PM Oilers-Cowboys
12:30 Miss Black Universe Pageant
2:30 ABC News

WRET Ch. 36 (NBC)
7 AM Three Stooges And Pals
7:30 Bay City Rollers
8:30 Fantastic Four
10:30 Daffy Duck
11:30 Jetsons
12 N Buford And The Galloping Ghost
12:30 Fabulous Funnies
1 PM World Wide Wrestling
2 PM White Sox-Red Sox
5 PM American Lifestyles (time approximate)
5:30 The Racers
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Kicks (dance party)
8 PM BJ And The Bear
9:30 NBC Movie: "Who Is Killing The
Stunt Men?"
11 PM News

1 AM Star Trek
2 AM Movie: "X The Unknown"
5 AM Movie: "No Name On The Bullet"
GREENVILLE/SPARTANBURG/ASHEVILLE
WFBC Ch. 4 (NBC)
6 AM Ag-USA
6:30 Agriculture In Action
7 AM Hot Fudge
7:30 Bay City Rollers
8:30 Fantastic Four
10:30 Rascals' Clubhouse
11:30 Jetsons
12 N Porter Wagoner
12:30 Nashville On The Road
1 PM Mid-Atlantic Wrestling
5 PM Tarzan (time approximate)
6 PM News
6:30 Winning Is Everything
9:30 NBC Movie: "Who Is Killing
The Stunt Men?"
11 PM News
1 AM Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
WSPA Ch. 7 (CBS)
6 AM Here And Now
6:30 Awareness '79
7 AM Clemson Today
7:30 Confabulation
12 N Space Academy
1 PM Please Stand By
1:30 Movie: "How To Frame A Figg"
5 PM Pop! Goes The Country
5:30 Marty Robbins' Spotlight

6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM Bad News Bears
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Dark Corner"
WLOS Ch. 13 (ABC)
6:30 America's Problems And
Challenges
7 AM Mr. Bill's Weekend
8 AM Fangface
12 N Juke Box (Twiggy, host)
1:30 Movie: "Night Key"
3 PM Wild Kingdom
3:30 Star Trek
4:30 Muppet Show
6:30 Wild Kingdom

7 PM Lawrence Welk
8 PM Liberty Mutual
9 PM Oilers-Cowboys
12:30 World Wide Wrestling
ATLANTA
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Movie: "Secret Treasures"
8:30 Fantastic Four
10:30 Super 2
11:30 Jetsons
12 N News
12:30 Meet'n Place
1 PM Tarzan
5 PM Great America (time approximate)
5:30 Wild Kingdom
6 PM News
6:30 Saturday Extra

7 PM Hee Haw
9:30 NBC Movie: "Who Is Killing
The Stunt Men?"
11 PM News
1 AM Movie: "Doctor Faustus"
3 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM 4-H Hour
Machine
12 N News
12:30 Kidsworld
1 PM Ark II
2 PM Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids
2:30 NFL Great Teams, Great Years
3 PM Soul Train
5 PM Travers Stakes
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Muppet Show
7:30 $1.98 Beauty Show
8 PM Bad News Bears
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Suddenly Last Summer"
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Ebony Journal
8 AM Fangface
1:30 All-New Pink Panther
2 PM TBA
2:30 Soccer: Chicago-Ft. Lauderdale
5 PM Wide World Of Sports (time approximate)
6:30 News
7 PM In Search Of...
7:30 11 Alive Responds
9 PM Oilers-Cowboys
12:30 Movie: "The Rose Tattoo"
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>
>
>
> GREENSBORO/WINSTON-SALEM/HIGH POINT
>
> WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
>
>
> 2:30 Donna Fargo (2 episodes)
>
> I didn't know that Donna Fargo had her own syndicated country music show. For many who
don't know who Donna Fargo is,she sang Happiest Girl In The Whole U.S.A. and Funny Face
among many many others.
07-12-2005, 10:56 PM #3
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Re: Retro: The I-85 corridor network affiliates Saturday, August 18, 1979
>>
>>
>>
> > GREENSBORO/WINSTON-SALEM/HIGH POINT
>>
>>
>>
> > 2:30 Donna Fargo (2 episodes)
>>
> > I didn't know that Donna Fargo had her own syndicated
> country music show. For many who don't know who Donna Fargo
> is,she sang Happiest Girl In The Whole U.S.A. and Funny Face
> among many many others.
>
Her Show was produced by Alan Osmond of the Osmond Brothers..Who also produced several
other variety shows of the late 1970's.
http://www.osmond.com/alan/bigal.html
Retro: San Francisco independents, Thursday, May 27, 1976
(Source: Oakland Tribune)
KTVU (2)
AM
7 Porky And Friends
8 Lassie
8:30 Romper Room
9 Nanny And The Professor
9:30 That Girl
10 Movie: Battle Hell
PM
12 Bonanza
1 Movie: The Young Land
3 Bugs And Popeye
3:30 Gilligans Island
4 Batman
4:30 Lone Ranger
5 Partridge Family
5:30 Bewitched
6 Star Trek
7 Baseball: San Francisco Giants at San Diego Padres (Padres won 3-1)
10 News
11 Sgt. Bilko
11:30 Honeymooners
12 Untouchables
KEMO 20
AM
7:30 Stock Market
8 N.Y. Stock Exchange Update
8:30 Market Place
9 Wall Street Roundtable
PM
12 700 Club
1:30 Right On
2 Bozos Big Top
3 Spanish Novela (as listed on schedule)
4 Spanish Novela
5 Spanish Novela
5:30 News
6:30 Spanish Novela
7:30 Spanish Novela
8 Spanish Novela
9 Spanish Musical Variety
10 Spanish Musical Variety

11 700 Club
KVSF 38
PM
3:30 PTL Club
5:30 Davey And Goliath
6 Christ The Living Word
7 High Adventure
7:30 Patten Bible College
8 Gospel Call Hour
9 Living Faith
10 PTL Club
KBHK 44
AM
11 Not For Women Only
11:30 News Talk
PM
12 Leave It To Beaver
12:30 Movie: The Cheaters
2 Underdog
2:30 Huck And Yogi
3 Popeye
3:30 Superman
4 Flintstones
4:30 Three Stooges
5 Little Rascals
5:30 Monkees
6 Brady Bunch
6:30 Adam-12
7 Hogans Heroes Hour (as listed)
8 Dinah! (guests Rod Steiger, David Frost, Charley Pride, Sylvers and Dave & Sugar)
9:30 Best Of Groucho
10 It Takes A Thief
11:30 Dark Shadows
12 Night Gallery Hour
Retro: San Jose, Thursday, May 27, 1976
KNTV 11 (ABC)
AM
6 When The Circuit Breaks
6:30 Its Your Business
7 Good Morning, America
9 That Girl
10 I Dream Of Jeannie
10:30 Happy Days

11 Rhyme And Reason
11:30 Break The Bank
PM
12 Edge Of Night
1 Ryans Hope
2 $20,000 Pyramid
3 General Hospital
3:30 Ironside
4:30 Adam-12
5 News
5:30 News (doesnt specify if ABC or local)
6 Movie: Secret of the Incas
8 Welcome Back, Kotter
8:30 Barney Miller
9 Streets Of San Francisco
10 ABC News Close-Up: American Schools: Flunking The Test
11 News
11:30 Mannix
12:30 Magician
1:45 Movie: The Egg And I
3:50 Movie: You Gotta Stay Happy

KGSC 36
AM
9 Movie: The Thing (repeated at 3:30 p.m.)
11 Public Affairs
11:30 Yoga
PM
12 Movie: Shoot To Kill
2 Mike Douglas
3:30 Movie: The Thing
5:30 Get Smart
6 Movie: Pin-Up Girl
8 Movie: Lucky To Be A Woman
10 Merv Griffin (guests Eva Gabor, Jack Cassidy, Dody Goodman, Tom Bresh and Prof. Irwin
Corey)
11:30 Movie: Marry Me Again
1 Movie: Love From A Stranger
2:45 Movie: Lost Moment
4:15 Movie: She Couldnt Say No
KTEH 54 (PBS)
PM
3 Election Today, 1976
4 Carrascolendos
4:30 Mr. Rogers Neighborhood
5 Sesame Street
6 Electric Company
7 Black Perspective On The News
7:30 Elections 76: San Jose City Council
8 Nova
9 The Olympiad
10 Austin City Limits
11 Captioned News
Retro: Tampa/Jax/Orlando/Ft. Myers, Thursday, August 8, 1957
I'm back. Finally, a Florida State edition of TV Guide showed up on eBay. Note that Florida was
not observing DST in 1957...
Channel 8, WFLA-TV (NBC), Tampa
7:00 Today
7:25 Fishing News (Bobby Hicks)
7:30 Today
7:55 RFD Florida
8:00 Today
8:55 Local News
9:00 Home
10:00 Looking at Cooking
11:00 Tic Tac Dough
12:00 Ybor City Alcalde Election (Special, pre-empting noon movie; "alcalde" = honorary mayor
of the Ybor City district of Tampa)
1:30 Bride and Groom
2:00 Matinee Theater ("The Invisible Man")
3:00 Queen for a Day
4:00 Dear Phoebe
4:30 Major Jack (Jack Stir)
5:00 Circle 8 Ranch (Tumbleweed Thomas introduces "Oh! Susanna")
6:00 Little Rascals
6:45 NBC News (Huntley/Brinkley)
7:00 You Bet Your Life
7:30 Dragnet
8:00 People's Chice
8:30 High Low
9:00 Lux Video Theatre
10:30 News (Bob Stanton)
10:40 Movie ("You Were Never Lovelier") (not sure if this was one-time-only or a regular
Thursday movie time slot, but Jack Paar aired every other night this week)
Channel 13, WTVT (CBS), Tampa
6:40 Florida Farmer
6:55 News, Weather
7:00 Jimmy Dean

7:45 CBS News (Richard Hottelet)
7:55 Fishing (Sol Fleishman)
8:55 Local News
9:00 Fred Waring
9:30 Arthur Godfrey
11:00 Valiant Lady
11:15 Love of Life
11:45 Guiding Light
12:00 CBS News (Walter Cronkite)
12:10 News (Roger Sharp)
12:20 Most Interesting Person
12:30 As the World Turns
2:00 The Big Payoff
2:30 Bob Crosby
3:00 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Movie ("Stranger on the Prowl")
5:30 Popeye Playhouse

6:00 News (Dick John)
6:15 CBS News (Douglas Edwards)
6:30 Weather (Charles Stump)
6:40 Sports (Guy Bagli)
6:50 Fishing (Sol Fleishman)
7:00 Sgt. Preston
7:30 Climax!
8:30 Playhouse 90
10:00 Name That Tune
10:30 The Bob Cummings Show
11:00 News (Wayne Fariss)
11:15 Sports (Paul Reynolds)
11:20 Weather (Charles Stump)
11:30 Movie ("Stranger on the Prowl")
Channel 38, WSUN-TV (ABC), St. Petersburg
1:55 News
3:30 Fran Ratteree (Variety)
4:00 Trouble with Father
4:30 Firehouse Frolics
6:00 Capt. Mac (Kids)
6:30 Superman
7:00 Cartoon Carnival (Kids)
7:30 Waterfront
8:00 Theater Time
8:30 Ernie Lee's Ranch (Music)
9:00 Film Feature
9:30 Liberace
10:30 Movie ("Message to Garcia")
Channel 4, WMBR-TV (CBS/ABC), Jacksonville
7:00 Jimmy Dean
7:45 News, Weather
8:45 News, Weather
9:00 Fred Waring
9:30 Arthur Godfrey
11:00 Valiant Lady
11:15 Love of Life
11:45 Guiding Light
12:00 News (Bill Grove)
12:10 Stand Up and Be Counted

2:00 The Big Payoff
2:30 Bob Crosby
3:00 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Open House (Variety)
6:00 News (Bill Grove)
6:05 Sports (Dick Stratton)
6:10 Weather (Claude Taylor)
6:30 The Lone Ranger
7:30 Climax!
8:30 Playhouse 90
10:00 Celebrity Playhouse
10:30 Crunch and Des
11:00 News (Bill Blackburn)
11:10 Weather (Norm Davis)
11:15 Sports (Dick Stratton)
11:20 Movie ("Time to Kill")
12:45 News
Channel 36, WJHP-TV (NBC/ABC), Jacksonville
6:55 Farm, Home Report
7:00 Today
9:00 Home
10:00 The Price Is Right
11:00 Tic Tac Dough
12:00 Tex and Jinx
12:30 Club 60
1:30 Bride and Groom
2:00 Matinee Theater
4:00 Dear Phoebe
4:30 Chit Chat (Shirley Jeanne)
4:45 News (Dick Fellows)
5:00 Movie (western)
6:00 TV Journal
6:10 Weather (Shirley Jeanne)
6:15 ABC News (John Daly)
6:30 Andy Williams-June Valli (Songs)
6:45 NBC News (Huntley/Brinkley)
7:30 Dragnet
8:00 People's Choice
8:30 High Low
9:00 Bowling for the Family
9:30 Theater Time
10:00 Timely Topics
10:15 Tonight! (Jack Paar)
12:00 News, Weather
Channel 2, WESH-TV (Ind.), Daytona Beach
4:00 Here and There
4:30 Your All Star Theater
5:00 Around the Town
5:15 Movie ("Guns in the Dark")
6:25 Sen. Smathers Report
6:30 Weather (Deanie Cates)
6:35 Market Reports
6:40 Sports (Charles Shaw)
6:50 News (Joe Smedley)
7:00 Movie ("Friendly Enemies")
9:00 Your All Star Theater
9:30 Movie ("The Sign of the Ram")
11:00 News, Meditation
Channel 6, WDBO-TV (CBS/NBC/ABC), Orlando

7:00 Jimmy Dean
7:55 Local News
8:55 Local News
9:00 Fred Waring
11:00 Valiant Lady
11:15 Love of Life
11:45 Guiding Light
12:10 Stand Up and Be Counted
1:00 Eye on the World
1:45 This Land of Ours
2:00 The Big Payoff
2:45 Bob Crosby
3:00 Brighter Day

3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Panorama (Travel)
4:15 Big Sister (Advice)
5:00 Uncle Walt (Kids)
5:30 Soldiers of Fortune
6:00 Weather (Bill Berry)
6:05 News (Phil Brook)
6:10 Sports (Don McAllister)
6:15 ABC News (John Daly)
6:30 Hunting and Fishing
6:45 Industry on Parade
7:00 Smart Rhythms (Music)
7:15 Playhouse 15 (Drama)
7:30 Climax!
8:30 Playhouse 90
10:30 The Bob Cummings Show
11:00 News (Hal Kent)
11:05 Weather (Dan Burton)
11:10 Sports (Hal Kent)
11:15 Sherlock Holmes
Channel 11, WINK-TV (CBS/ABC), Fort Myers

3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Movie (To Be Announced)
4:45 Lazy Bar Club (Kids)
5:45 Crusader Rabbit
6:00 Guest Book (Frank Nodine)
6:30 Weather (Vernon Lundquist)
6:35 Sports (Frank Nodine)
6:50 News (Vernon Lundquist)
7:00 Pick the Key (Quiz)
7:30 O. Henry Playhouse
8:00 Movie (To Be Announced)
9:30 Wire Service
10:30 Movie (To Be Announced)______________
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> I'm back. Finally, a Florida State edition of TV Guide
> showed up on eBay. Note that Florida was not observing DST
> in 1957...
And didn't until 1967.
>
> Channel 13, WTVT (CBS), Tampa
>
>
> 7:55 Fishing (Sol Fleishman)
"Salty" Sol was still going strong when I moved to
Tampa in 1973, although he retired before I left
three years later. I still remember his old-time-
radio 1920s-vintage microphone.
>
> 11:00 News (Wayne Fariss)
Is this the Wayne Fariss who was an institution for
many years on Miami's Channel 7?
> 11:15 Sports (Paul Reynolds)
There was a Paul Reynolds who did Action Line on
Atlanta's Channel 11 in the '70s; he also worked
at Channel 5 in Atlanta, IIRC. Wonder if this
is the guy?
>
> Channel 38, WSUN-TV (ABC), St. Petersburg
>
> 8:30 Ernie Lee's Ranch (Music)
Ernie Lee was host of The Breakfast Beat on Tampa's
Channel 13 for many, many years.
>
>
> Channel 4, WMBR-TV (CBS/ABC), Jacksonville
>
>
> 12:00 News (Bill Grove)
Another Sunshine State legend. Florida Trend
magazine in the mid-'70s did an article about
the longevity of him, Ralph Renick (WTVJ Miami),
and Hugh Smith (WTVT Tampa), all of whom had 20-
25 years as anchors in their respective markets.
>
> Channel 2, WESH-TV (Ind.), Daytona Beach
I wonder if Channel 2 got the NBC affiliation
when Channel 9 in Orlando (ABC) came on the air
in February 1958.
>
>
>
> Channel 6, WDBO-TV (CBS/NBC/ABC), Orlando
>>
> 5:00 Uncle Walt (Kids)
Still on the air in the '60s.
>
> 6:00 Weather (Bill Berry)
Likewise.
>
>
>
> Channel 11, WINK-TV (CBS/ABC), Fort Myers
>
>
> 6:30 Weather (Vernon Lundquist)
Could this be Verne Lundquist? If so, he
must have been awfully young at the time.
>
>
Retro: San Francisco network affs., Thursday, May 27, 1976

KRON-TV 4 (NBC)
AM
6:30 As Man Behaves
7 Today
9 Celebrity Sweepstakes
9:30 High Rollers
10 Wheel Of Fortune
11 Somerset
11:30 Take My Advice
PM
12 News
1:30 The Doctors
2 Another World
3 Ironside
4 Merv Griffin
5:30 News
6:30 NBC News
7:30 Candid Camera
8 Movie: Beyond The Bermuda Triangle
9:30 Special: The Pursuit of Happiness (David Brinkley travels the U.S. talking with individuals
about what makes them happy)
11 News
11:30 Tonight
1 Tomorrow
KPIX 5 (CBS)
AM
6 Summer Semester
6:30 Whats It All About?
7 CBS Morrning News
8 Captain Kangaroo
9 Family Affair
9:30 Kathryn Crosby
10 Gambit
10:30 Love Of Life
11 Young And The Restless
PM
12 News
1:30 Guiding Light
2 All In The Family
2:30 Match Game
3 Tattletales
3:30 Robert Young, Family Doctor
4:30 Treasure Hunt
5 News (doesn't specify which is CBS)
6 NBA Championship Series (game 2 of 6): Phoenix Suns at Boston Celtics; Celtics won 105-90
8 The Waltons
9 Special: The Presidents: 76 Years On Camera
10 Special Flowers From Horseback (KPIX reporter/anchor Lynne Joiner joined 11 female
members of Congress on a trip to China)
11 News
11:30 CBS Movie: Seven Faces of Dr. Loo
1:30 Rifleman
KGO-TV 7 (ABC)
AM
6:20 News
6:30 Yoga
7 Good Morning, America
9 AM San Francisco
10:30 Happy Days
11 Rhyme And Reason
PM
12 Edge Of Night
1 Ryans Hope
2 $20,000 Pyramid
3 General Hospital
3:30 Movie: The Big Store

5 News (doesnt specify where ABC News was in this 2 1/2-hour block)
8 Welcome Back, Kotter
8:30 Barney Miller
10 ABC News Close-Up: American Schools: Flunking The Test
11 News
11:30 Mannix
12:30 Magician
KQED-TV 9 (PBS)
AM
8 Lilias, Yoga And You
9 Sesame Street
10 Electric Company
11 (not listed)
PM
12 Womantime
2 Womantime
4 Mr. Rogers Neighborhood
4:30 Sesame Street
6 Zoom
6:30 Alternatives To Depression

7 Crocketts Victory Garden
7:30 News
8:30 Book Beat
9 Evening At The Symphony
10 Tribal Eye
11 News
KCSM-TV 14 (PBS)
AM
8:30 Lowell Thomas Remembers 1960
9 Sesame Street
10 Electric Company
10:30 Carrascolendos
11 Consumer Survival Kit
11:30 Nova
PM
12:30 Interaction
1 Book Beat
1:30 Whats Cooking?
2 On Campus
3 Tribal Eye
4:30 Sesame Street

6 Zoom
6:30 Crocketts Victory Garden
7 As Man Behaves
8 News Family Hour
9 Get The Picture
9:30 Contact (followed by signoff)
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> 6 Zoom
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They had Zoom back in 1976?! I wonder how the heck it has managed to last so long, geez
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>
> KGO-TV 7 (ABC)
>>
> 5 News (doesnt specify where ABC News was in this 2
> 1/2-hour block)
>
At the time, didn't all the ABC o&os except WLS Chicago
carry the network news at 7?
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> KPIX 5 (CBS)
> AM
> 6 Summer Semester
> 6:30 Whats It All About?
> 7 CBS Morrning News
> 8 Captain Kangaroo
> 9 Family Affair
> 9:30 Kathryn Crosby
> 10 Gambit
> 11 Young And The Restless
> PM
> 12 News
> 2 All In The Family
> 2:30 Match Game
> 3 Tattletales
> 3:30 Robert Young, Family Doctor
> 4:30 Treasure Hunt
> 5 News (doesn't specify which is CBS)
> 6 NBA Championship Series (game 2 of 6): Phoenix Suns at
> Boston Celtics; Celtics won 105-90
> 8 The Waltons

> 9 Special: The Presidents: 76 Years On Camera
> 10 Special Flowers From Horseback (KPIX reporter/anchor
> Lynne Joiner joined 11 female members of Congress on a trip
> to China)
> 11 News
> 11:30 CBS Movie: Seven Faces of Dr. Loo
> 1:30 Rifleman
KPIX didn't carry "The Price Is Right?" Wasn't during this week (Memorial Day Week) that the
network broadcast the first hour-long episodes of the show?
07-14-2005, 11:11 PM #5
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TPIR
> KPIX didn't carry "The Price Is Right?"
They were rather famous for not carrying it. When Jim Gabbert owned Channel 20, they carried
TPIR, which was probably the first time the CBS daytime version had been seen in the SF market.
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07-15-2005, 12:32 AM #6
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> They had Zoom back in 1976?! I wonder how the heck it has
> managed to last so long, geez
It hasn't been on the air continuously since 1976; it was out of production for about 20 years
until WGBH started producing a new version a few years ago.______________
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> > KPIX didn't carry "The Price Is Right?"
>
> They were rather famous for not carrying it. When Jim
> Gabbert owned Channel 20, they carried TPIR, which was
> probably the first time the CBS daytime version had been
> seen in the SF market.
>
I remember 20 airing The Price Is Right along with other shows that KPIX and KRON, when
Channel 4 had NBC shows did not want to carry. In the 80's 20 had The Price Is Right, The
$25,000 Pyramid, Tattletales (the 1982-84 version, not the one that followed Match Game in the
1970's on CBS), Body Language, and Card Sharks all from CBS, plus Fantasy, Another World and
Classic Concentration from NBC.
I guess CBS and NBC chewed out the SF stations for not airing the network daytime shows, and
today KPIX has TPIR.
BTW, did KPIX carry the CBS version of The Joker's Wild?
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> They (5 KPIX)were rather famous for not carrying it. When Jim
> Gabbert owned Channel 20, they carried TPIR, which was
> probably the first time the CBS daytime version had been
> seen in the SF market.
Sounds like some other nearby station I know ... 13 KOVR...except its Guiding Light and not Price
Is Right that is still being preempted.
Actually in 1990 or 1991 10 KXTV (back when they were still a CBS affiliate)dropped Price Is Right
but reinstated it sometime in 1992 but then dropped Guiding Light. When KXTV 10 evicted CBS
for ABC, CBS moved to 13 KOVR without Guiding Light.
Here is where I am dumbfounded. Westinghouse prior to merging with CBS was NOTORIOUS for
preempting programming. WBZ TV 4 Boston as an NBC affiliate did not run Another World from
the mid 80's up until the end when they became a CBS O & O. They also preempted other NBC
daytime game shows and reruns as well as much of NBC's Saturday morning lineup. They had 4
hours of news on Saturday Mornings. But the moment they switched to CBS they carried ALL OF
THEIR SCHEDULE.
KYW TV 3 Philadelphia also preempted plenty of NBC's daytime schedule (but ran all the
soaps)but once they switched to CBS they ran all the CBS shows.
In Pittsburgh 2 KDKA TV preempted from September 1992 to January 1995 CBS News Thios
Morning for Disney cartoons *which is wierd for a Network affiliate to do). But as soon as the
deal with Westinghouse & CBS to affiliate (a year before the official merger)took effect Disney
had moved to 22 WPTT and KDKA then ran the entire CBS lineup.
Channel 5 KPIX seemed to be cutting back on preemptions by 1994 but prior to the merger they
also ran the whole CBS schedule.
I am surpirsed 13 KOVR is not in any rush to run the whole CBS schedule. They say eventually
they will but the question is when. And they have NO answers still. Its been a couple months
thus far.
On the other hand NO PROGRAMMING CHANGES WHATSOEVER HAVE BEEN MADE AT

KOVR...NONE. So all guesses to what happens this fall. My though is some changes will be made
but will this mean clearing the entire CBS schedule? I originally thought yes but now I am not so
sure. I always thought with the exception of Fox Kids in the late 90's and For Kids TV on a few Fox
O & O stations and the exce4ption of a few Cap Cities ABC O & O's from 1986-93..that O & O
EQUALS 100 % CLEARENCE FROM NETWORK....But I guess I am wrong.

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> > They (5 KPIX)were rather famous for not carrying it. When
> Jim
> > Gabbert owned Channel 20, they carried TPIR, which was
> > probably the first time the CBS daytime version had been
> > seen in the SF market.
KDKA/2 Pittsburgh was notorious for not carrying
As The World Turns. For years they had their own
local talk show, Pittsburgh 2Day, at 1:30 and--later--
2 PM when that was ATWT's time slot the first time
(1980-81). But KDKA is a CBS o&o and ATWT is there
now.
>
>
>
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Spreaking of Pittsburgh....
> KDKA/2 Pittsburgh was notorious for not carrying
> As The World Turns. For years they had their own
> local talk show, Pittsburgh 2Day, at 1:30 and--later--
> 2 PM when that was ATWT's time slot the first time
> (1980-81). But KDKA is a CBS o&o and ATWT is there
> now.
Interestingly enough, WPTT-22(Now WCWB) did air "As The World Turns" in the '80s.
But KDKA wasn't the only one in the Steel City that wasn't clearing network fare: WTAE-4 also
had a habit of passing on parts of ABC's lineup(Mostly daytime or late night) for local or
syndicated fare. Likewise with WIIC-11(Now WPXI) when it came to NBC shows(Especially in the
delaying department).
> KDKA/2 Pittsburgh was notorious for not carrying
> As The World Turns. For years they had their own
> local talk show, Pittsburgh 2Day, at 1:30 and--later--
> 2 PM when that was ATWT's time slot the first time
> (1980-81). But KDKA is a CBS o&o and ATWT is there
> now.
CBS and NBC preemptions were not that big of a deal in Pittsburgh for one big reason. In the
Pittsburgh market over the air and on Cable you could get NBC and CBS shows on Channels 7
and 9 out of Wheeling/Stubenville or in other parts of the market you could pick up CBS and
NBC affiliates channels 6 & 10 out of Johnstown/Altoona. To the north you wre out of luck for
some distance until you approach I 80 which by then you pick up Erie stations. But Cable systems
all carried duplicate network affiliate stations back then.
Some ABC programming could be tough to have without cable. Johnston/Altoona had a UHF ABC
stations that did not reach Pittsburgh. Wheeling also had no ABC station so WTAE was the ABC
affiliate for that entire area.
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> KCSM-TV 14 (PBS)
>
When did KCSM switch to channel 60? And was KDTV on the air yet?
(For those outside the market, KCSM, broadcasting from the local community College of San
Mateo, now no longer an analog station, broadcatsing only in digital as channel "4.3"...which is
printed as "43" in Bay Area TV listings.)
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Dayton didn't see General Hospital for years..apparently, even during the Luke and Laura years,
the ratings didn't hold up locally even when they were great nationwide so WKEF, when they
were ABC the first time, pre-empted it for its cartoon block, and WDTN, when it picked up ABC
also didn't carry it. It's only been reinstated within the past couple of years. ______________
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> > (Source: Oakland Tribune)
>>
> > KCSM-TV 14 (PBS)
>>
> When did KCSM switch to channel 60? And was KDTV on the air
> yet?
KDTV went on the air on channel 60 in the late 1960s/early 1970s, IIRC. They swapped channels
with KCSM on channel 14 in 1979 (again, IIRC).
>
> (For those outside the market, KCSM, broadcasting from the
> local community College of San Mateo, now no longer an
> analog station, broadcatsing only in digital as channel
> "4.3"...which is printed as "43" in Bay Area TV listings.)
Not quite correct, Stu.

KCSM-DT broadcasts on channel 43, and is called "43.1" on a HDTV tuner. Their analog license
still exists on channel 60, but they went dark because they lost their tower lease for it.______________

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> Dayton didn't see General Hospital for years..apparently,
> even during the Luke and Laura years, the ratings didn't
> hold up locally even when they were great nationwide so
> WKEF, when they were ABC the first time, pre-empted it for
> its cartoon block, and WDTN, when it picked up ABC also
> didn't carry it. It's only been reinstated within the past
> couple of years.
WDTN Dayton did not carry One Life To Live or General Hospital for years. One reason was most
people in Dayton could get ABC shows from either 12 WKRC Cincinnati (after 1997 9 WCPO) or 6
out of Columbus Ohio. The Cable systems carried two ABC affiliates until the end of 1999. Then
the cable systems Dayton and north dropped the Cincinnati ABC station 9 WCPO. As a result
cable subscribers no longer had One Life or General Hospital. In the Fall of 2000 WDTN
reinstated General Hospital and in 2001 they put One Life To Live back on.
Still after all this hassel to get WDTN to carry the Soaps they switch to NBC in the Fall of 2003 (or
was it 2004?). ABC then moved to 22 WKEF. At least WKEF runs the entire ABC schedule.
Retro: Atlanta Saturday, October 27, 1973
run from 7 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Jetsons
7:30 Popeye
9 AM Addams Family (animated)
9:30 Emergency +4
10 AM Butch Cassidy And The
Sundance Kids (animated)
11:30 Pink Panther
12 N News
1 PM This Week In Pro Football
2 PM Movie: "Houdini"
4:30 Kane And Company
5 PM High Chaparral
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM Emergency!
9 PM NBC Movie: "Chisum"
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Ipcress File"
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Tree Talks
7:30 4-H Club
8 AM Flintstones
8:30 Bailey's Comets
9 AM New Scooby-Doo Movies
11 AM Vision On
12 N Everything's Archie
1 PM Return Of The Phoenix
2 PM CBS Children's Classic
3 PM Name Of The Game
4:30 Gold Cup Race

5 PM Soul Train
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM National Geographic: "Miss Goodall
And The Wild Chimpanzees"
8:30 M*A*S*H
9:30 Bob Newhart
10 PM Carol Burnett
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Home From The Hills"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
7 PM Discovery
7:30 Fun And Games
8 PM The Story Of...
8:30 Towards The Year 2000 (be interesting
to see how accurate this show was)
9 PM Wilburn Brothers
9:30 Norman Corwin Theater
10 PM Movie: "Fire Over England"
off 11:30 PM
WQXI Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Ebony Beat Journal
7:30 Weekend Romper Room
8 AM Bugs Bunny
8:30 Yogi's Gang
9 AM Super Friends
11 AM Brady Kids
11:30 Mission Magic
12 N News
12:30 Ebony Affair
1 PM Action '73
1:30 NCAA Football: Southern Cal
at Notre Dame
5 PM Wide World Of Sports (time
approximate)
6:30 News
7 PM Action Line
8:30 ABC Movie: "Money To Burn"
10 PM Griff
11 PM News
11:40 ABC News
11:55 Movie: "They Came To Cordura"
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 AM Flipper
8 AM Spiderman
8:30 Speed Racer
9 AM Ultraman
9:30 Three Stooges
10 AM Abbott And Costello
10:30 Flipper
11 AM Roller Game
1 PM Movie: "Curly Top"
2:30 Movie: "Here Come The Girls"
4 PM Tales Of Washington Irving
5 PM Lassie
5:30 NFL Highlights
6 PM Wrestling
8:30 Wilburn Brothers
9 PM Porter Wagoner
9:30 Buck Owens
10 PM Bill Anderson
10:30 Billy Walker
11 PM Outdoor Outlines
11:30 Open Up
1 AM Movie: "The Black Cat"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
7:30 Sesame Street
9 AM Sesame Street
11 AM Sesame Street
12 N Electric Company
12:30 Sesame Street
2 PM Zoom
3 PM The Busy Knitter
3:30 You!
4 PM The Chan-ese Way
4:30 The Humanist Alternative
5 PM Book Beat
5:30 Woman
6 PM Folk 1970
7 PM Behind The Lines
8 PM One Of A Kind
8:30 Till The Butcher Cuts Him
Down
9:30 Boboquivari
10 PM Winesburg, Ohio
off 11:30 PM
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM Mr. Piper
7:30 Fury
8:30 Astronut
9 AM Deputy Dawg
9:30 Mighty Mouse
10 AM Hardy Boys (animated)
10:30 Circus Boy
11 AM Jungle Jim
11:30 Journey To The Center Of
The Earth (animated)
12 N Time Tunnel
1 PM Cowtown Rodeo
2 PM Call Of The West
2:30 Trails West

3 PM The Dakotas
4 PM Lone Ranger
4:30 My Friend Flicka
5 PM Batman (2 episodes)
6 PM Dennis The Menace
6:30 Mayberry RFD
7 PM Honeymooners
7:30 Rawhide
9:30 The Lesson
10 PM George And Diane
10:30 New Directions
11 PM Waters Family
off 11:30 PM
Retro: Atlanta Saturday August 10, 1957
From the Atlanta Constitution. Times
are EST.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
9 AM Howdy Doody
9:30 Gumby Show
10 AM Fury
10:30 Captain Gallant

11 AM True Story
12 N Laurel And Hardy
12:15 Baseball: Pittsburgh Pirates
at Brooklyn Dodgers (this is
the Dodgers' last year in
Brooklyn)
3 PM Movie: "Ghost Of Hidden Valley"
(time approximate)
4 PM Movie: "Brigham Young"
6 PM Headline (don't know what this is)
6:30 People Are Funny
7 PM Julius LaRosa Show (COLOR)
8 PM Mystery Theater
8:30 Dollar A Second
9 PM Encore Theater
9:30 Adventure Theater
10 PM Movie: "Whip Hand"
12 M Sign Off
NOTE: These "theater" shows were mostly
episodes from various anthology series.
Mystery Theater was new, hosted by George
Sanders. Encore Theater was reruns of episodes
from Ford Theater, and Adventure Theater

was a series of programs filmed in England that
had already aired the previous year. (Source:
Brooks & Marsh)
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
9:30 Mighty Mouse
10 AM School Of The Air
10:30 It's A Hit
11 AM Big Top
12 N TV Ranch
12:30 Film Short: "Highway 40"
12:45 This Is Your Town
1:15 Baseball: Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati
Redlegs (as the Reds were known when
the Communist scare was on)
4 PM The Whistler (time approximate)
4:30 4-H Hour
5 PM Foreign Legionnaire
5:30 Cisco Kid
6 PM Get Set Go
6:30 Buccaneers
7 PM Jimmy Durante
7:30 Two For The Money

8 PM Gale Storm
8:30 S.R.O. Playhouse (selected episodes
from Schlitz Playhouse)
9 PM Gunsmoke
9:30 Mystery Is My Business
10 PM Jimmy Dean
10:30 Charles Boyer
11 PM News
11:15 Big Picture
11:45 Sign Off
WLW-A Ch. 11 (ABC)
9:30 Cartoons
11 AM Serials
12:30 Movie: "Fighting Bill Carson"
1:30 Movie: "That's Right, You're Wrong"
3 PM TBA
4 PM Hoedown
4:30 Joe Palooka
5 PM Gospel Jubilee
6 PM Ramar Of The Jungle
6:30 Flight #7
7 PM Billy Graham
8 PM Lawrence Welk
9 PM Country Music Jubilee
9:30 Bold Journey
10 PM Movie (title not given)
11:30 Wrestling
12:30 Sign Off
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> 1:30 Movie: "That's Right, You're Wrong"
Quite a coincidence that you posted this schedule, including this movie, at this point in time.
I just watched this a week ago on TCM and it's still very, very, funny.
______________

Retro: Atlanta Monday, August 5, 1957
From the Atlanta Constitution, the day
American Bandstand debuted on ABC.
Times are EST.

WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Home
10 AM Price Is Right (Cullen)
10:30 Truth Or Consequences (Barker)
11 AM Tic Tac Dough
12 N News
12:15 Movie: "Angel And The Badman"
4 PM Comedy Time
5 PM Big Adventure With Officer Don
6 PM Porky Pig
6:15 News
6:30 Statesmen Quartet
6:45 NBC News (Huntley-Brinkley)
7 PM Charlie Farrell Show
7:30 Action Tonight
8 PM Twenty-One
8:30 Arthur Murray (COLOR)

9 PM Ted Mack's Amateur Hour
9:30 Capt. David Grief
10 PM Susie (Ann Sothern)
10:30 News
10:45 Movie: "A Wing And A Prayer"
12:30 Reflections And Sign Off
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Jimmy Dean
8:30 Romper Room
9 AM Fred Waring
9:30 Arthur Godfrey
10 AM Perry's Kitchen
11 AM News
11:15 Love Of Life
11:45 Guiding Light
12 N World News
12:15 Valiant Lady (delay from 11 AM)
1 PM Our Miss Brooks

2 PM Big Payoff
2:30 Bob Crosby
3 PM Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4 PM Woman's World
4:30 Gene Autry
6 PM News And Weather
6:30 Robin Hood
7:30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts
8 PM Those Whiting Girls
8:30 Richard Diamond
10:30 Man Called X
11 PM News
11:15 Playhouse 5
11:45 Sign Off
WLW-A Ch. 11 (ABC)

8:15 News And Farm Report
9 AM Fun With Fran
10 AM Public Health
10:30 A Woman's Day
11 AM Movie: "Big Shot"
12:30 News
12:45 Movie: "Dawn River"
2 PM Stu Erwin
2:30 My Hero
4:30 Miss Boo
6 PM Flash Gordon
6:30 Wire Service
7:30 Dateline Europe
8 PM Quest For Adventure
8:30 Lawrence Welk's Top Tunes
And New Talent
9:30 Crosscurrent
10 PM Heart Of The City
10:30 News
10:45 Movie: "Ace Of Aces"
12 M Sign Off
Interesting to me that Ted Mack and Lawrence Welk
had talent shows going head-to-head. I once ran across
an old review in Variety from January 1957 concerning
ABC's plan to give Mack a show similar to Welk's
Saturday-night hour. Mack was a bandleader himself
at one time, and Amateur Hour was on ABC at the time
(moving to NBC that summer). One Sunday night ABC
used the Amateur Hour time slot (and it WAS an hour
at that point) for an on-air tryout of The Ted Mack Show.
The format was identical to Welk's, and Variety's critic
thought the music on Mack's show was better than that on
Welk's. However, Mack's show never became a series and
he continued hosting Amateur Hour for thirteen more years.
For that matter, in the fall of 1958, Welk's talent show
was renamed Lawrence Welk's Plymouth Show and featured his
"little band," a group of kids who included former Mouseketeer
Cubby O'Brien. The show was gone by the end of the season,
and Welk continued his Saturday-night show until 1971 before
heading into syndication.
In the '60s Mack and Welk did have one thing in common:
they sold a ton of Geritol.Edited by bpatrick on 07/18/05

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> WLW-A Ch. 11 (ABC)
Can one of yall explain why the call letters are annoated in this fashion for Channel 11? Was this
how the FCC recognized them (dash and all?) or was it just the way it appeared in the source
material?
Thanks.
07-19-2005, 12:27 AM #3
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> > WLW-A Ch. 11 (ABC)
>
> Can one of yall explain why the call letters are annoated in
> this fashion for Channel 11? Was this how the FCC
> recognized them (dash and all?) or was it just the way it
> appeared in the source material?

>
> Thanks.
>
This way of stating the call letters dates back to WLWA's former owner:Crosley Broadcasting of
WLW Cincinnati Fame. The company eventually owned 5 stations:
WLW-T Channel 5 Cincinnati
WLW-D Channel 2 Dayton
WLW-C channel 4 Columbus
WLW-A Channel 11 Atlanta
WLW-I Channel 13 Indianapolis
I don't think the FCC had anything to do with the "dash" in the call letters..But most Newaspaper
listings and TV Guides of the day listed them this way..Eventually the stations were sold off to
other concerns and call letters except for WLWT, were changed
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point network affiliates weekday daytime Fall 1980
run 7 AM-8 PM:
WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS)
7 AM Good Morning Show (from 6 AM)
9 AM One Day At A Time (delay from 4 PM)
9:30 The Jeffersons (delay from previous day,

10 AM)
10 AM Andy Griffith
10:30 Alice
12 N Mary Tyler Moore
3 PM Guiding Light
4 PM Munsters
5 PM Baretta
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Face The Music
7:30 PM Magazine
WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
9 AM John Davidson
11 AM Love Boat
12 N Family Feud
12:30 Ryan's Hope

4 PM Bugs Bunny
4:30 Sha Na Na (reruns aired daily)
5 PM Good Times
5:30 M*A*S*H
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
7 PM Joker's Wild
7:30 Tic Tac Dough
WXII Ch. 12 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Donahue
10 AM Hour Magazine
11:30 The Doctors (delay from 12:30)
12 N News
12:30 12:30 (that's the name of this local
infotainment show)
2 PM Another World
3 PM Texas
5 PM Brady Bunch
5:30 Happy Days Again
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Family Feud
7:30 Bullseye
Retro: Chicago independents, Saturday, Feb. 4, 1989
(Source: The Daily Herald, suburban Chicago)
WGN-TV 9
AM
5 Soap
5:30 Update: Money
6 Larry Jones
6:30 World Tomorrow
7 U.S. Farm Report
7:30 Chariando
8 People to People
8:30 Heart of Chicago
9 Minority Business Report
9:30 Quilting
10 Anglers in Action
10:30 Soul Train
11:30 Know Your Heritage
PM
12 Movie: The Great Muppet Caper
2 Movie: Cloak and Dagger
4 T and T
4:30 Good Times
5 Charles in Charge
5:30 Starting From Scratch
6 Shes The Sheriff
6:30 Benson
7 Movie: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
9 News
9:30 USA Tonight
10 Tales From The Darkside
10:30 Movie: Mad Max
12:30AM Build A Future
1 Monsters
1:30 At The Movies
2 USA Tonight
2:30 Runaway with the Rich and Famous
3 Movie: Twilights Last Gleaming
WCFC 38
AM
5:30 Beverly Exercise
6 Goin Places
7 John Ankerberg
7:30 Christian Lifestyles
8 Toddlers Friends
8:30 Davey & Goliath
9 Flying House
9:30 Superbook
10 Kids Like You
10:30 Gospel Bill
11 Fire By Night
PM
12 Solid Rock VDO
12:30 CNN News
1 Weekend Gardener
1:30 Cellulite
2 Living Italian
2:30 Living Greek
3 Yi Yi Avila
4 Vincente Montano
4:30 Nuestros Amigos
5:30 Midwest Angler
6 Fishing The West
6:30 CNN News

7 Charles Stanley
8 Richard DeHaan
8:30 Dwight Thompson
9:30 What a Fellowship
10:30 Saturday Nite Sing
11:30 Liberty Hour
12:30AM Living Daily With The Scriptures
1 Time of Deliverance
1:30 CNN News
2 Saturday Nite Sing
3 Nancy Harmon
3:30 Sunderwirth Barbershop
4 Today in Bible Prophecy
4:30 Food for Life
WPWR 50
AM
5 Weekend With Crook and Chase
5:30 Bravo!
6 Financial Freedom
7 Dimensions Northwest Indiana
7:30 Government Loans (also on ch. 66 at same time)
8 Cellulite
8:30 Government Loans (and on 66)
9 Weight Loss
9:30 Super Chargers
10 G.L.O.W.
11 Munsters Today
11:30 Movie: Haunts of the Very Rich
PM
1 Movie: Nightmare In Badham County
3 Friday the 13th
4 Twilight Zone
4:30 Superboy
5 War of the Worlds
6 Star Trek: Next Generation
7 Movie: Zone Troopers
9 WWF Wrestling Spotlight
10 All In The Family
10:30 Twilight Zone
11 Friday the 13th
12AM MV-50 Saturday Night Party
1 Update: Money
1:30 Movie: Rebel
3:30 Laurel and Hardy
WGBO 66
AM
5:30 CNN News
6 Ag Day
6:30 Its Your Business
7 Public Transit: A Private Solution
7:30 Government Loans
8 Weight Loss
8:30 Government Loans
9 Chicagoland Used Car Report
10 World Wide Wrestling
11 Powerful Women of Wrestling
PM
12 Hee Haw
1 Bonanza
2 Movie: Gold
4 Movie: Swamp Thing
6 Its A Living
6:30 Mamas Family
7 Columbo
9 Vega$
10 Movie: Because Of You
12AM Government Loans
12:30 Cellulite Test
1 Home Shopping Spree
Retro: Newfoundland Sat/Sun, Feb 5/6, 1977
from Newfoundland Herald

Saturday, February 5
NBC
5:00 Music Till Dawn
6:30 CTV National News
6:50 Dick Tracy
7:00 Uncle Bobby
7:30 Augie Doggie/Snooper & Blabber
8:00 Circle Square
8:30 Peter Potamus/Magilla Gorilla
9:00 Spiderman
9:30 Leave It to Beaver
10:00 Funtime (From ATV Halifax IIRC)
11:00 Kidstuff
Noon Let's Go
12:30 Pixie & Dixie/Breezly & Sneezly
1:00 Air Canada Amateur Sports Awards
1:30 Wild Kingdom
2:00 Movie Matinee "Me & the Colonel"
4:00 Wide World of Sports
6:00 Canadian Figure Skating Championships
7:30 Switch
8:30 Emergency
9:00 Andy
9:30 Academy Performance "Don't Look Now"
Mid. Canadian Figure Skating Championships

1:30 CTV National News (Keith Morrison was anchor)
1:50 Late Show "Journey from Darkness"
3:50 Late Late Show "Me & the Colonel"
CBC
9:30 CBC Regional News
9:35 Scooby Doo
10:00 Lassie
10:30 Skipper & Company (This was shown in the Maritimes too, I remember seeing this show
on CBCT Charlottetown)
11:00 Parade
Noon Peanuts & Popcorn
1:35 Abbott & Costello
3:00 Survival
3:30 College Basketball: UBC @ Lethbridge
5:30 CBC Curling Classic
6:30 Space: 1999
7:30 CBC Saturday Evening News
7:58 CBC Regional News Highlights
8:00 Bob McLean
8:30 Bob Newhart
9:30 Hockey Night in Canada: Philadelphia @ Toronto (Dave Hodge-host, Bill Hewitt-play by play,
Brian MacFarlane-color; current HNIC Leafs voice Bob Cole was Nfld's Reach for the Top host at
that time)
12:30 Overtime
12:45 CBC Regional News/Weather/Sports

12:56 Saturday Night Movie "Arrowhead"
2:45(?) Sign-Off
Sunday, February 6
NBC
5:30 Niven Miller Sings (I think this show came from CHSJ Saint John)
6:00 Sacred Heart
6:15 Crossroads
6:45 Yippee Yappee Yahooey/Hokey Wolf
7:30 Day of Discovery
8:00 Jimmy Swaggart
8:30 Master's Touch
9:00 Rex Humbard
10:00 Quick Draw McGraw/Snooper & Blabber
10:30 It is Written
11:00 Tarzan (sponsored by the Herald)
Noon Huckleberry Hound
12:15 Decks Awash (fisheries show)
12:45 Encounter with Christ
1:00 Garner Ted Armstrong
1:30 Agape
2:00 Week in Review
2:25 Report from City Hall (with the Mayor of St. John's, Dorothy Wyatt)
2:30 Highlights of Another World
3:30 Canadian Figure Skating Championships

5:30 Talent Show
6:00 Flintstones
6:30 The Practice (starring Danny Thomas)
7:00 Julie
7:30 The Amazing Kreskin
8:00 Bobby Vinton
8:30 Six Million Dollar Man
9:30 Sonny & Cher
10:30 Kojak
11:30 CTV National News/Provincial News Roundup
Mid. Phil Silvers
12:50 Late Show "Cage Without a Key"
2:20 Question Period
2:50 Late Late Show "The Swimmer"
4:40 Highlights of Another World
CBC
9:31 Tomorrow People
9:57 Lieutenant-Governor
10:00 Wildlife Cinema
11:00 Dialogue
11:30 Meeting Place
12:30 Living Tomorrow

12:45 A Way Out
12:58 CBC Regional News Highlights
1:00 MarketPlace (repeat of last week)
1:30 Music to See
2:00 Country Canada
2:30 Opera: La Norma
6:00 Howie Meeker's Hockey School
6:15 Mr. Chips
6:30 Wonderful World of Disney
7:30 Beachcombers
8:00 Tony Randall
8:30 Superspecial: Emigrate! Emigrate! (The Irish Rovers host a musical documentary about Irish
emigration to Canada during the Potato Famine)
9:30 For the Record
10:30 MarketPlace (new show)
11:00 Ombudsman
11:30 The National
11:45 Nation's Business
11:52 CBC Regional News/Weather/Sports
12:03 Sunday Night Movie "Papa's Delicate Condition"
2:05(?) Sign-Off
Retro:Cleveland/Akron/Youngstown Weeknight Prime Time TV December 18-24 1953
Taken from the TV Guide Lake Erie Edition (Predecessor to the Cleveland Edition)
Aside from this being Christmas Week, This edition is notable in that this is the first week TV
Guide Includes WAKR-TV 49 in Akron in it's listings. Though 49 had been on the air since
July..Also, In its early stages, TV Guide's listings ran Friday-Thursday..so Friday, Dec. 18 will be
listed first, followed by Monday, Dec. 21, etc.
Friday December 18
WNBK 4 NBC
7PM You Can Be Better-Talk
7:30 Eddie Fisher
8PM Dave Garroway
8:30 Life Of Riley
9PM Big Story
9:30 TV Soundstage-Campbell Soups
10PM Boxing-Jimmy Powers
10:45 Greatest Fights
11PM News-Tom Field
11:05 Sports-Ken Coleman
11:10 Weather-Joe Finan
11:15 Movie-Sleep My Love
WEWS 5 CBS
7PM 20 Fingers-Piano

7:45 Perry Como
8PM Mama
8:30 Topper
9PM Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars
10PM My Friend Irma
11PM Movie-Dawn Express
WXEL 8 DuMont/ABC
7:15 News Parade Jim Lang, Dudley (Possibly Indians Radio Announcer Jimmy)
7:30 Stu Erwin-ABC
8PM Ozzie And Harriet-ABC
8:30 Pepsi-Cola Playhouse-ABC
9PM Life begins at 80-DuMont
9:30 Comeback Story-ABC
10PM Chance Of A Lifetime-DuMont
10:30 Down You Go-Quiz-DuMont
11PM Warren Guthrie-News
11:10 Ted Malone-News/Views
11:15 Sports-John Fitzgerald
11:20 Movie-Her Enlisted Man

WKBN 27 DuMont/CBS/ABC Youngstown
7:15 Rambling Reporter-Stu Wilson
7:30 CBS News
7:45 Christophers
8PM Dollar A Second-DuMont
8:30 Topper-CBS
9PM Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars-CBS
10PM My Friend Irma
10:30 Person To Person-CBS
11PM Warren Guthrie
11:15 Sid Davis
11:20 Movie-TBA
WFMJ 73 (Now Channel 21) NBC Youngstown
7PM Sports Digest
7:30 Eddie Fisher
8PM Dave Garroway
8:30 Life Of Riley
9PM Big Story

9:30 TV Soundstage
10PM Boxing-Jimmy Powers
WAKR 49 ABC Akron
7PM News-Fitzgerald
7:10 Sports-Bob Wylie
7:15 Kenny Nichols-Quiz
7:30 Stu Erwin
8PM Teen "WHO" Club
8:30 Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
9PM Paul Hartman Show
9:30 Comeback Story
10PM Feature Film
11PM Local News
11:10 Sports Final
11:15 Weather Forecast
Monday December 21
WNBK 4
7PM Dangerous Assignment

7:30 Arthur Murray
8PM Name That Tune
9PM Dennis Day
9:30 Robert Montgomery
10:30 Badge 714 (Dragnet)
11PM News-Field
11:05 Sports-Coleman
11:10 Weather-Finan
11:15 Movie-Mississippi Rhythm
12:15 News
WEWS 5
7PM 20 Fingers
7:15 Art Linkletter
7:45 Perry Como
8PM Burns And Allen
8:30 Talent Scouts
9PM I Love Lucy
9:30 Masquerade Party-Douglas Edwards Replces Vacationing Red Buttons
10PM Studio One
11PM Old Dutch (Beer)Polka Revue

Cleveland For Years was (probably still is) known as a Huge area for Polka Music. WFMJ 73
Simulcast this series with Channel 5 Thogh the rest of their schedule was almost exclusively NBC
programs
Midnight News
WXEL 8
7PM Captain Video
7:15 News Parade
7:30 Jamie-ABC
8PM Twenty Questions-DuMont
8:30 The Big Issue-DuMont
"Should Congress Enact a National Sales Tax?" Discussion with Noah M. Mason Representative
from North Daxota (Republican) and Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota (Democrat)
9PM Lingo-Word Game (No Indication if this is Network Or Local-Could have been DuMont but
cannot find verification)
9:15 Bible Forum
9:30 This Is The Life (Fisher Family)
10PM Carling (Black Label) Boxing-DuMont
11PM Warren Guthrie
11:10 Ted Malone
11:15 Sports-Fitzgerald
11:20 Movie-Fear
WKBN 27
7PM Captain Video
7:15 Rambling Reporter
7:30 CBS News
7:45 The Pastor-Religion
8:30 Of Many Things-Discussion
10PM Studio One
11PM Warren Guthrie
11:10 Sid Davis News
11:15 Sports Reporter
11:20 Movie-TBA
12:30 News
WFMJ 73
7PM It Happened Here
7:15 Film Short
7:30 Arthur Murray
8PM Name That Tune
9PM Dennis Day
9:30 Robert Montgomery
10:30 Badge 714 (Dragnet)

11PM Polka Revue-From WEWS 5
Midnight News
WAKR 49
7PM News
7:15 Kenny Nichols
7:30 Jamie
8:30 Teen "WHO" Club
9PM Junior Press Conference-ABC
9:30 Why The Chimes Ring..Local Christmas Special
10PM Mystery Theater-ABC
10:30 Bar Association
11PM News
Tuesday December 22
WNBK 4
7PM Story Theater
7:30 Dinah Shore
7:45 Camel News
8PM Season Greetings
NBC special with Host Eddie Albert, Robert Montgomery, Robert Shaw Ensemble (Chorale) Kean
Sisters, Ezio Pinza, Harpo Marx
9PM Fireside Theater
9:30 Circle Theater
10PM Judge For Yourself-Fred Allen Guest Sammy Kaye
10:30 Bob Considine
11PM News
11:05 Sports
11:10 Weather
11:15 Movie-Lawless 90's
WEWS 5
7PM 20 Fingers
7:15 Meet Your Schools
7:30 CBS News
7:45 Jane Froman
8PM Gene Autry
8:30 Red Skelton
9PM This Is Show Business
9:30 Suspense
10PM Danger
10:30 Movie Inspector Hornleigh On Holiday-(Doesnt say but based on cast list and plot-This
movie is British)
Midnight News
WXEL 8
7PM Captain Video
7:15 News Parade
7:30 Cavalcade Of America-ABC
8PM Life Is Worth Living-Bishop Sheen..(Carried on 27 and 49 as well)-DuMont
8:30 Pantomime Quiz-DuMont
9PM Danny Thomas (Make Room For Daddy)-ABC
9:30 US Steel Hour-ABC
10:30 Name's The Same-Robert Q. Lewis-ABC
Panelists were Joan Alexander, Gene Rayburn and Bill Stern (Sports commentator)
Guest:Kirk Douglas (Info from B&W Overnight Review Game Show Network Message Board)
11PM Warren Guthrie
11:10 Ted Malone
11:15 Sports
11;20 Movie-Fall Guy
WKBN 27
7PM Captain Video
7:15 it Takes All Kinds
7:30 CBS News
7:45 Jane Froman-CBS
8PM Live Is Worth Living-DuMont
9PM This Is Show Business-CBS
9:30 Stars On Parade-DuMont
10PM Danger-CBS
10:30 Comeback Story-ABC
11PM Warren Guthrie
11:15 Sports
11:20 Movie-TBA
12;30 News
WFMJ 73
7PM Ohio Bell Christmas Show
7:30 Dinah Shore
7:45 Camel News
8PM Season Greetings
NBC special with Host Eddie Albert, Robert Montgomery, Robert Shaw Ensemble (Chorale) Kean
Sisters, Ezio Pinza, Harpo Marx
9:30 Circle Theater
10PM Judge For Yourself-Fred Allen Guest Sammy Kaye
10:30 Bob Considine
10:45 Sports
11PM Wrestling
WAKR 49
7PM News
7:15 Kenny Nichols

7:30 Abbott And Costello-Syndicated
8PM Life Is Worth Living-DuMont
8:30 Tiretown Charades-Quiz
Akron was known as "Rubber City"..Hence the title of this local game show
9PM Danny Thomas
9:30 Mainline Theater Movie-Star Of Bethlehem
10:45 Following The Zips-Akron Univ. Sports
11PM News
11:10 Sports
11:15 Weather
Wednesday, December 23
WNBK 4
7PM Dick Tracy
7:30 Eddie Fisher
7:45 Camel News
8PM I Married Joan
9PM TV Theater
10PM This Is Your Life
10:30 City Detective-Rod Cameron
11PM News
11:05 Sports
11:10 Weather
11:15 Movie Beyond Tomorrow
WEWS 5
7PM 20 Fingers
7:15 Pooch Parade-Bob Dale Dogs and Cats shown up for adoption..This was later used as a
component of Captian Penny's Comedy Clubhouse in the late 1950's and 1960's.
7:30 CBS News
7:45 Perry Como
8PM Arthur Godfrey And Friends
9PM Liberace-Syndicated
Panel:Bill Cullen, Faye Emerson, Jayne Meadows, Henry Morgan-Guest Paul Hartman..(The Guest
info taken from the Goodson Todman Game Show Index..The Panel is assumed to have been the
regular panel according to the website referenced above)
10PM I Am The Law
10:30 King's Crossroads
11PM 10-0-2 Ranch-Country Music
Midnight News
WXEL 8
7PM Captain Video
7:15 News Parade
7:30 Mark Saber-ABC

8PM Johns Hopkins Science Review-DuMont
8:30 Man About Town-Sidney Andorn (Local)
9PM Strike It Rich-CBS (Not Cleared by 5-so channel 8 took advantage)
9:30 Dollar A Second-DuMont
10PM Pabst Blue Ribbon Christmas Show:Host Gene Lockhart Musical Variety Show replacing
Blue Ribbon Boxing Show for this week-CBS
11PM Warren Guthrie
11:10 Ted Malone
11:15 Sports
11:20 Movie-Freedom Of The Seas
WKBN 27
7PM Captain Video
7:15 Rambling Reporter
7:30 CBS News
7:45 Week In Sports
8PM Arthur Godfrey-CBS
9PM Strike It Rich-CBS
9:30 I've got A Secret-CBS
10PM Pabst Blue Ribbon Christmas Show-CBS
11PM Warren Guthrie
11:15 Sports
11:20 Wrestling
Midnight News
WFMJ 73
7PM Big Picture
7:15 Seven O Clock Theater7:30 Eddie Fisher
7:45 Camel News
8PM I Married Joan
9PM TV Theater
10:30 Wrestling
11:30 Movie-Hollywood Stadium
12:30 News
WAKR 49
7PM News
7:15 Kenny Nichols
7:30 City Detective
8PM At Issue-Agronsky-ABC
8:15 Thru The Curtain-ABC
8:30 Answers To Americans-ABC
9PM Take it from Me-Sitcom-Syndicated?
9:30 The Vaudeville Show-Syndicated?
10PM Wrestling-ABC
11PM News
11:10 Sports
11:15 Weather
11:20 Wrestling-ABC
Thursday December 24
WNBK 4
7PM Lights Camera Questions-Johnny Andrews
7:30 Dinah Shore
7:45 Camel News
8PM Groucho Marx
8:30 Treasury Men In Action
9PM Dragnet-Famous Christmas Show about the Baby Jesus Statue
9:30 Ford Theater
10PM Martin Kane
10:30 My Favorite Story
11PM News
11:05 Sports
11:10 Weather
11:15 Sylvania Show Time
"Christmas Eve" Drama (No relation to the Loretta Young 1986 TV-Movie)
Midnight Mass from St. Patricks Cathedral
1:45 News
WEWS 5
7PM 20 Fingers
7:15 Its Worth Knowing
7:30 CBS News
7:45 Jane Froman
8PM Meet Mr. McNutley-Ray Milland
9PM Lux Video Theater
9:30 Big Town
10PM Phillip Morris Playhouse
10:30 Movie-A Star Shall Rise (30 minutes?)
11PM Columbus Boy Choir
11:15 Christmas Service National Cathedral. Washington
12:30 Christmas At Boys Town
WXEL 8
7PM Captain Video
7:15 TBA
7:30 Lone Ranger-ABC
8PM Quick As A Flash-ABC
8:30 Ray Bolger Show-ABC

9PM Doctor IQ-ABC
9:30 Kraft Television Theater-
"A Christmas Carol" -With Noel Leslie as Scrooge and Harry Townes as Crachit
10:30 All Star Theater-Film
11PM Warren Guthrie
11;10 Ted Malone
11:15 Sports
11:20 Christmas Eve Show
Midnight Midnight Mass-St. Johns
WKBN 27
7PM Captain Video
7:15 It Takes All Kinds
7:30 CBS News
7:45 Telenews Weekly
8PM Meet Mr. McNutley
9PM Lux Video Theater
9:30 Big Town
10PM Danny Thomas-ABC
10:30 Place The Face-ABC
11PM Warren Guthrie

11:15 Sports
11:20 Movie-TBA
12:30 News
WFMJ 73
7PM The Little Match Girl
7:30 Dinah Shore
7:45 Camel News
8PM Groucho Marx
8:30 Liberace
9PM Dragnet-Famous Christmas Show about the Baby Jesus Statue
9:30 Ford Theater
10PM Martin Kane
10:30 Movie-Ice Capades
Midnight Midnight Mass
WAKR 49
7PM News
7:15 Kenny Nichols
7:30 Lone Ranger
8PM Christmas Album
8:30 Ray Bolger Show-ABC
9PM Doctor IQ-ABC

9:30 Kraft Television Theater-
"A Christmas Carol" -With Noel Leslie as Scrooge and Harry Townes as Crachit
10:30 Liberace
11PM News
11:15 Weather
All the Theater Anthology titles cames from this site of prime time TV Schedules..Also was
helpful in confirmning Network lineups
http://www.getty.net/texts/tv-48-66.txt
The DuMont Information was confirmed mostly by this site on DuMont Network History
http://members.aol.com/cingram/television/dumont.htm
Information On the Four Major Goodson Todman Prime Time Game Shows:
http://www.kinescopes.com/G_T_big4.html
07-21-2005, 07:52 PM #2
KMRichards
Guest
Re: Retro:Cleveland/Akron/Youngstown Weeknight Prime Time TV December 18-24 1953
> 9PM Lingo-Word Game (No Indication if this is Network Or
> Local-Could have been DuMont but cannot find verification)

The Brooks & Marsh book doesn't list Lingo as being a network show (DuMont or other).
> 9PM Dragnet-Famous Christmas Show about the Baby Jesus
> Statue
I knew the later series had such an episode, but not the original series. Did Webb reshoot this for
the color series with Harry Morgan?
______________

07-21-2005, 08:07 PM #3
TimL
Guest
Re:Dragnet Christmas Episode
>
> > 9PM Dragnet-Famous Christmas Show about the Baby Jesus
> > Statue
>
> I knew the later series had such an episode, but not the
> original series. Did Webb reshoot this for the color series
> with Harry Morgan?
>
Basically, yes..Not sure if the Dialogue was exactly the same, but Veteran Radio Performer and
frequent Dragnet guest Actor Harry Bartell played the part of the Parish Priest in both versions. A
pre-Brady Bunch Barry Williams played the Altar Boy Friday And Gannon Interview in the 1967
remake. The Earlier version is on some Public Domain DVD's..
Retro:Cleveland/Akron/Youngstown Saturday December 19, 1953
WNBK 4 NBC
9AM Youth Wants to Know
9:30 Cartoon Time
10AM Buckskin Billy
11AM Creative Cookery
Noon Here's Looking At You-Beauty
1PM Movie-Time Of Your Life
2:30 Movie-Little Men
4PM Stagecoach Theater-Western Movie
5PM Bowlers Jackpot
6PM Cisco Kid
6:30 Johnny Mack Brown
7PM Citizen's League
7:30 Ethel And Albert
8PM Bonino-Comedy
8:30 Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour
9PM Show Of Shows Caesar/Coca

11PM News-Tom Field
11:05 Movie-Battling Hoofer
WEWS 5 CBS
9:30 Western Reserve Telecourse
9:55 News
10AM Cabbages And Queens-Home Paige Palmer/Arnold Davis
10:45 John Gnagy-How To Draw
11AM Space Patrol-ABC
11:30 Rod Brown Rocket Rangers-CBS
Noon-Big Top-CBS
1PM Lone Ranger-Syndicated earlier seasons presumably
1:30 Hobbytown USA
2PM Views And Reviews
2:30 Movie-Grand Escapade
5PM Ramar Of The Jungle-DEBUT
5:30 Polka ~N~Fun
6PM Beat The Clock-Collyer-CBS
6:30 Inside Catholic Schools
7PM Life With Father-CBS
8PM Jackie Gleason
9PM Two For The Money

10PM Medallion Theater
10:30 Revlon Mirror Theater
11PM Movie-We're Going To Be Rich
12:30 Movie- Lighthouse
WXEL 8 DuMont/ABC
9:30 Film Short
9:45 Animal Film
10AM Smiling Ed McConnell-ABC
10:30 Tootsie Hippodrome-ABC
11AM Merry Go-Round-Kids
11:30 Tom Corbett-DuMont
12:30 By Jupiter-Children
1PM Movies 1. Tough To Handle 2. Shadow On The Range
3PM Pro Basketball-Syracuse Nationals@Boston Celtics-DuMont
NOTE:Cleveland Is Not represented in the National Basketball League [Association]
(This was actually part of the program description)
5PM One World City-Andorn
6PM Bible Forum
6:30 Colonel Humphrey Flack-Synd.
7PM Dotty Mack-ABC

7:30 Leave It To The Girls-ABC
8PM Talent Patrol-ABC
8:30 Music From Meadowbrook-ABC
9PM Phillies Fights-Boxing-ABC
9:45 Fight Talk-ABC
10PM Rocky King-DuMont
10:30 Movie-Wooden Horse
Midnight Sports Showcase
12:15 Wrestling-Hollywood
WKBN 27 CBS/DuMont/ABC Youngstown
10AM Western Movie
11AM Winky Dink and You-CBS
11:30 Captain Video-DuMont
Noon Big Top-CBS
1PM Johnny Jupiter-ABC
1:30 What In The World-Panel Show
2PM Double Feature-Movies (No Titles)
4;30 Movie-Western
5:30 Boxing-Film
6:30 News This Week
6:45 Don Gardner
7PM Meet Millie-CBS
7:30 Beat The Clock-CBS

8PM Jackie Gleason-CBS
9PM Two For The Money-CBS
9:30 Talent Patrol-ABC
10:30 Revlon Mirror Theater
11PM To Be Announced (Listing says Boxing from Chicago at 11-and 11:20 with Sports Showcase
in Between)
11:05 Sports Showcase
11:20 Boxing from Chicago-Jack Brickhouse-DuMont
Midnight News
WFMJ 73 NBC Youngstown
11AM Movie-O'Malley, Mounted (Police)
1PM Movie-Double Feature 1. Forged Passport 2. Delinquent Parents
5:30 Christmas Preview
6PM Week In Review
6:30 Serial Theater
6:55 Weather
7PM Mr. Wizard-NBC
8PM Bonino-Comedy
8:30 Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour
11PM Stage 73 Movie-The Outlaw Gang
Midnight News
WAKR 49 ABC Akron
2:30 Basketball-Akron University
4:30 Bar 49 Theater-Western Films presumably
6:30 Dotty Mack Show-ABC
7:30 Royal Playhouse Indications are this is syndicated repeats of Fireside Theater..but I am not
totally sure..
8PM Talent Patrol
8:30 Music From Meadowbrook
9PM Phillies Fights-Boxing
9:45 Fight Talk
10PM Madison Square Garden Highlights
10:30 Wrestling
From TV Guide:Lake Erie Edition
Cleveland/Akron/Youngstown Sunday December 20. 1953
WNBK 4 NBC Cleveland

9:30 TV Sunday School
10AM Mr. Wizard
11AM American Forum
Noon Captain Midnight
12:30 Health And The Hope
1PM Bill Gordon-Radio/TV Personality who became known later in the Decade for Co-Hosting
the 90 minute Daily One O Clock Club with Dorothy Fuldheim. It had a Healthy 5 year run (1959-
64)After Which Bill Moved out to San Diego and worked in TV there for many years
1:30 Movie-TBA
3PM Techni-Science
3:30 Kukla Fran And Ollie
4PM Excursion-Education
4:30 Zoo Parade
5PM Hallmark Hall Of Fame-Third performance of "Amahl And The Night Visitors"
6PM Meet The Press
6:30 Roy Rogers
7PM Paul Winchell
7:30 Mr. Peepers
8PM Colgate Comedy Hour-Donald O'Connor
9PM Philco/Goodyear Tv Playhouse (Titles alternated-Not sure if Goodyear Or Philco)
"Wings Over Barriers" 50th Anniv. Of Powered Flight-Eddie Albert hosts
10PM Letter To Loretta-Loretta Young

11PM Movie-Lady And The Monster
WEWS 5 CBS Cleveland
11PM The Pastor
11:15 Christophers
11:30 United Nations News
11:45 Captain Hartz
Noon Gene Carroll Show-Talent
1PM Polka Parade (Later known as Polka Varieties)-Channel 5 Had These 2 shows Back To Back
for over 15 years at least-into the early 1970's.
1:30 Movie-Nine Men
3PM Sandusky High School Choir-Christmas Music
3:30 Man Of The Week
4PM Juvenile Jury
4:30 Fun With Charades-Bob Dale-Local Game Show
5PM omnibus-Alistair Cooke
6:30 You Are There-Cronkite
7PM Range Rider
7:30 Private Secretary (Jack Benny Alternate Weeks)
8PM Toast Of The Town-Ed Sullivan
9PM Fred Waring
9:30 Man Behind The Badge
10:30 Whats my Line? Bennet Cerf, Dorothy Kilgallen, Steve Allen and Arlene Francis..John Daly
Hosting (Current sources had Peter Lind Hayes as Panelist..Was probably not set till after
presstime for this week's Issue)
11PM CBS News-Don Hollenbeck
11:15 The Web-CBS (From 10PM)
11:45 Movie-Devil Bat
WXEL 8 DuMont/ABC Cleveland
11:30 Christophers
11:45 Star Babes-Kids
12:30 TV Travel
1PM Prescription for Living
Warren Guthrie and Dr.Oscar Markey Of Cleveland talk about Conquering Worry (Also on 27)
2PM Movie-Miracle On Main Street
4:30 Ohio Story
"Up On The House-Top" Takes place in 1864 in New Paris, Ohio when Preacher Benjamin Hanby
Writes the famous Christmas Song.
4:40 Ken Ward Show-Hints
4:55 News Flashes
5PM Super Circus-ABC
6PM Paul Hartman Show-ABC
6:30 George Jessel Show-ABC

7:30 Paul Whiteman TV Teen Club-ABC
8PM Songs For Christmas-ABC
8:30 Holy Night-Film-ABC
9PM Walter Winchell-ABC
9:15 Orchid Award-ABC
9:30 Plainclothesman-DuMont
10PM Jewelers' Showcase-Drama
10:30 Peter Potter Show-ABC
11PM Movie Silver Queen
1PM Prescription For Living
1:30 Polka Party
2PM Panorama
3PM Lamp Unto My Feet-CBS
4PM This Is The Life
4:30 Movie Miniature
4:50 Ohio Story
5PM Omnibus-CBS
6:30 You Are There-CBS
7PM TV Hour (Motorola?)-ABC
8PM Toast Of The Town-CBS
9PM Ray Bolger-ABC
9:30 Man Behind The Badge-CBS

10PM The Web CBS
10:30 Red Skelton-CBS (From Tuesday)
11PM Movie-Feature Film (No Title)
12:30 News
12:30 Movie-Bush Pilot
2PM American Inventory
2:30 American Forum
3PM President's Week-Talk
4PM Excursion-Education
4:30 Film Fare
5PM Hallmark Hall Of Fame-"Amahl"
6PM That We May See
6:15 What's Your Trouble
6:30 Roy Rogers
7PM Paul Winchell
7:30 Mr. Peepers
8PM Colgate Comedy Hour-Donald O'Connor
9PM Philco/Goodyear Tv Playhouse
"Wings Over Barriers" 50th Anniv. Of Powered Flight-Eddie Albert hosts

10PM Letter To Loretta-Loretta Young
11PM Movie-Three Is A Family
Midnight News
WAKR 49 ABC Akron
3PM Polo From New York
4PM Three Generations-Drama
4:30 Madison Square Garden Highlights
5PM Super Circus
6PM Cowboy G-Men
6:30 Revlon Mirror Theater-CBS (from Saturday)
7PM News/Sports
7:15 Star Room
7:30 Paul Whiteman TV Teen Club
8PM Songs For Christmas
8:30 Holy Night-Film
9PM Walter Winchell
9:15 Orchid Award
9:30 Peter Potter
11PM News-Murphy
11:15 Weather
TV Guide:Lake Erie Edition
Retro: San Antonio TX--July 10th and 11th 1971
Source: TV Guide
Saturday July 10th,1971
WOAI--Channel 4(NBC)
AM
6:15 Consumer Report
6:45 RFD Newsreel
7:00 Tomfoolery
8:00 Woody Woodpecker
8:30 The Bugaloos
9:00 Doctor Dolittle
9:30 Pink Panther
10:00 H.R. Pufnstuf
10:30 Here Comes The Grump
11:00 Hot Dog
11:30 Larry Kane
PM
12:30 Baseball Pre-Game Show

1:00 NBC Baseball--Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees
3:30 Film
4:00 Country Hayride
5:30 NBC News
6:00 News
6:30 Andy Williams
7:30 NBC Movie--A Patch Of Blue
10:00 News
10:30 Movie--Paris Calling
AM
12:30 Movie--Curse Of The Werewolf
AM
6:45 Farm News
8:00 Sabrina
9:30 Harlem Globetrotters
10:00 Archie Comedy Hour
11:00 Scooby Doo
11:30 The Monkees
PM
Noon Dastardly And Muttley

12:30 The Jetsons
1:00 Movie--Terror By Night
2:15 Movie--Murder Over New York
3:30 Movie--Three Steps North
5:30 CBS News
6:00 Twilight Zone
6:30 Mission Impossible
7:30 My Three Sons
8:00 Arnie
8:30 Mary Tyler Moore Show
9:00 Mannix
10:00 Movie--David And Lisa
Midnight Movie--Sweet Smell Of Success
AM
8:00 Lancelot Link
9:00 Jerry Lewis
9:30 Doubledeckers
10:00 Hot Wheels
10:30 Skyhawks
11:00 Motor Mouth
11:30 Hardy Boys(animated)
PM
Noon American Bandstand
1:00 Gardening
1:30 Pet Set
2:00 Movie--To Be Announced
4:00 100th British Open(Final Round Coverage)
6:00 News
6:30 Lawrence Welk
7:30 Val Doonican
9:00 The Golddiggers
10:00 News
10:15 Miss Texas Pageant
11:45 Wrestling
AM
12:45 Roller Derby
AM
8:00 Sesame Street
9:00 Fanfare
10:00 Italian Panorama
10:15 Work Is For Real
10:30 French Chef
11:00 Just Jazz

PM
Noon Consumer Report
1:00 Tales Of Poindexter
1:30 Mister Rogers
2:00 What's New
2:30 Vanishing Wilderness
3:00 Designing Women(sewing program,not the later show)
4:00 Folk Guitar Plus
4:30 Photography: Incisive Art
5:00 American City
6:00 The Way People Live
6:30 Social Security
6:45 BAMC Newsscope
7:00 Museum Open House
7:30 Casals Master Class
8:00 Men And Ideas
8:30 NET Festival
10:00 Your Right To Say It
10:30 NET Playhouse

PM
Noon Cuerpo De Marina
12:15 Seguro Social
12:30 Preparacion Escolar
1:00 Pena Show
2:00 Matinee Movie--To Be Announced
4:00 La Intrusa
6:00 Noticiero
6:30 Musica Morena
7:00 Jose Jose
7:30 Noches Tapatias
8:00 Peliculas Clasicas
9:30 Boxing
11:00 Noticiero
Sunday,July 11th 1971
AM
7:00 Music And The Spoken Word
7:30 Herald Of Truth
8:00 Meet The Professor
8:30 Christophers
9:00 Time For Timothy

9:30 Big Picture
10:00 Movie--Try And Get Me
11:35 Drug Abuse
11:55 Washington Wire
PM
Noon Meet The Press
12:30 Job Market
1:00 Baseball--Houston Astros vs. St. Louis Cardinals
4:00 Rawhide
5:00 Minority Report
5:30 NBC News
6:00 News
7:30 Fall Fashion Preview
8:00 Bonanza
9:00 Bold Ones
10:00 News
10:30 The Tonight Show
AM
7:15 Sacred Heart
7:30 The Answer
8:00 Tom And Jerry

8:30 TV Forum
9:00 Lamp Unto My Feet
10:00 Camera Three
11:00 Commendor Pena Speaks
11:05 Pinpoint(bowling show)
11:35 Movie--Triumph Of Michael
PM
1:35 Movie--Law Of War
3:30 The Monroes
4:30 Where's Huddles
5:00 Jim Thomas Outdoors
5:30 CBS News
6:00 Lassie
6:30 Animal World
7:00 CBS Movie--Judith
9:00 Ice Palace
10:00 CBS News
10:15 News
10:30 Merv Griffin Show
AM
7:30 Christophers(WOAI's Christophers may have been in Spanish)

8:30 Oral Roberts
9:00 Rex Humbard
10:00 Bullwinkle
10:30 Discovery
11:00 Community Chapel
11:30 Opinion
PM
Noon House Of Art
1:00 Insight
2:00 The Deputy
2:30 Movie--Black Patch
4:00 Movie--The Forest Rangers
5:30 Controversy
6:00 News
6:30 Untamed World
7:00 The FBI
8:00 Movie--The Mating Season
10:00 News
10:30 Movie--The Girl From Flanders
AM
9:00 Politics, Growth And Conflict
9:30 Casals Master Class
10:00 Book Beat
10:30 World Press Review
11:30 30 Minutes
PM
Noon Non-Stop To Everywhere
12:30 Washington Week In Review
1:00 Insight(Spanish,KSAT was in English)
1:30 Underway For Peace
2:00 Men And Ideas
2:30 Periodico
3:00 Capital Eye
3:30 Your Right To Say It
4:00 NET Festival
5:00 NET Journal
6:00 Firing Line
7:00 Evening At Pops
8:00 Masterpiece Theater
9:00 Fanfare
10:00 Big Picture
10:30 NET Playhouse
PM
Noon Frente A La Calle
12:15 Voces Del Seminario
12:30 La Respuesta De La Fe
12:45 La Feria
1:00 Teatro Fantastico
2:00 Toros
3:00 Del Altar A La Tumba
5:00 Domingos Alegres
6:00 Noticiero
6:30 Ensalada De Locos
7:00 TV Musical
7:30 Revista Musical
8:00 Cine Premier--No Title Given
9:30 Teatro Familiar
10:30 Noticiero
Retro: San Antonio TX--July 12th to July 16th(Weekdays)
Source: TV Guide
AM
6:45 Adelante
7:00 Today Show
9:00 Dinah's Place

9:30 Concentration
11:00 Jeopardy
11:30 News
11:55 NBC News
PM
Noon Somerset
12:30 Joe Garagiola's Memory Game
1:30 The Doctors
2:00 Another World
2:30 Phil Donahue
3:30 Dick Van Dyke
4:00 Big Valley(Monday,Wednesday,Friday)--Rawhide(Tuesday and Thursday)
5:00 News
5:30 NBC News
AM
7:00 CBS News
7:30 Cartoons
9:00 Galloping Gourmet(The Lucy Show wasn't seen in San Antonio)

10:00 Family Affair
10:30 Love Of Life
11:00 Where The Heart Is
11:25 CBS News
PM
Noon News
12:15 Our Town
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
3:30 Captain Gus And Popeye
4:30 I Love Lucy
5:00 News
5:30 CBS News
AM
6:45 Classroom
7:00 Seven
8:00 Morning Movie

9:50 Lucille Benson(sewing)
10:00 Mantrap
10:30 That Girl
11:00 Bewitched
11:30 Love American Style
PM
1:00 Newlywed Game
1:30 Dating Game
3:00 Password
3:30 Stump The Stars
4:00 Afternoon Movie
5:25 Jot
5:30 ABC News
AM
9:00 Sesame Street
10:00 Mister Rogers
10:30 What's New
11:00 Varied Programs
PM
Noon Ladies Day
12:30 Twelve Thirty Today
1:00 Varied Programs
3:00 Sesame Street
4:00 What's New
4:30 Carrascolendas
5:00 Mister Rogers
5:30 Sesame Street
Programming started at 4:00 P.M.
PM
4:00 Comicos Y Canciones
4:30 En San Antonio
5:30 Fray Escoba
Retro:San Antonio TX July 12th to July 16th 1971(Prime Time)
Source: TV Guide
Monday
PM
6:00 News
6:30 From A Bird's Eye View
7:00 NBC Comedy Theater

8:00 Movie--The Pride Of St. Louis
10:00 News
10:30 Tonight Show
Tuesday
PM
6:00 News
6:30 Joe Garagiola's Baseball World
7:00 42nd All Star Game(held in Detroit)
10:00 News
10:30 Tonight Show
Wednesday
PM
6:00 News
6:30 Men From Shiloh
8:00 Kraft Music Hall
9:00 Four In One
10:00 News
10:30 Tonight Show
Thursday
PM
6:00 News
6:30 NBC Action Playhouse

7:30 Ironside
8:30 Adam-12
9:00 Vic Damone
10:00 News
10:30 Tonight Show
Friday
PM
6:00 News
6:30 High Chaparral
7:30 Name Of The Game
9:00 Strange Report
10:00 News
10:30 Tonight Show
Monday
PM
6:00 Hazel
6:30 Gunsmoke
7:30 The Lucy Show(reruns while Here's Lucy was off for the summer)
8:00 Mayberry R.F.D
8:30 Doris Day Show
9:00 CBS Newcomers
10:00 News
10:30 Merv Griffin
Tuesday
PM
6:00 Hazel
7:00 Green Acres
7:30 Hee Haw
9:00 CBS News Special
10:00 News
10:30 Merv Griffin
Wednesday
PM
6:00 Hazel
6:30 Men At Law
8:00 Medical Center
9:00 Hawaii Five-0
10:00 News
10:30 Merv Griffin
Thursday
PM
6:00 Hazel
6:30 Family Affair
7:00 Lancer(summer reruns on CBS)
8:00 Movie--The Mountain Road
10:00 News
10:30 Merv Griffin
Friday
PM
6:00 Hazel
6:30 The Interns
7:30 The Headmaster
8:00 CBS Movie--The Battle Of The Villa Florita
10:00 News
10:30 Movie--The Amazing Colossal Man
AM
12:30 Movie--Blood Of Dracula
Monday
PM
6:00 News
7:00 Newlywed Game
7:30 It Was A Very Good Year

8:00 ABC Movie--Weekend At Dunkirk
10:00 News
10:30 Movie--I Wake Up Screaming
Tuesday
PM
6:00 News
6:30 The Mod Squad
7:30 ABC Movie--Made For Each Other
10:00 News
10:30 Movie--The Great Man
Wednesday
PM
6:00 News
7:00 Room 222
7:30 The Smith Family
8:00 Love On A Rooftop
8:30 The Immortal
9:30 NFL Action
10:00 News
10:30 Movie--The Treasure Of Lost Canyon

Thursday
PM
6:00 News
6:30 Tom Jones
7:30 Bewitched
8:00 Make Room For Granddaddy
8:30 Dan August
10:00 News
10:30 Movie--A Letter To Three Wives
Friday
PM
6:00 News
7:00 Nanny And The Professor
8:00 That Girl
8:30 Odd Couple
10:00 News
10:30 Movie--Streets Of Laredo
Monday
PM
6:30 News
7:00 World Press Review
9:00 Book Beat
9:30 Museum Open House
10:30 Realities
11:30 Insight
Tuesday
PM
6:30 News
7:00 Perspectives On Violence
8:00 30 Minutes
8:30 Artists In America
9:00 Periodico
9:30 Photography: Incisive Art
10:00 Feminine Fitness
10:30 NET Festival
11:30 Non-Stop To Everywhere
Wednesday
PM
6:30 News
7:00 French Chef
7:30 Just Jazz
8:00 Firing Line
10:30 Evening At Pops
11:30 Designing Women(sewing)
Thursday
PM
6:30 News
7:30 NET Playhouse
9:00 American Business System
9:30 Folk Guitar Plus
10:30 Creative Person
11:00 Politics, Growth And Conflict
11:30 French Chef
Friday
PM
6:30 News
7:00 Capital Eye
7:30 NET Festival

9:00 Just Jazz
9:30 Experiment
10:30 Fanfare
Monday
PM
6:00 Noticiero
6:30 Nuestro Amor
7:00 Espectaculo
7:30 En Busca Del Paradiso
8:00 Impactos Musicales
8:30 La Intrusa
9:00 Silvia Y Enrique
10:30 Noticiero
Tuesday
PM
6:00 Noticiero
6:30 Nuestro Amor
7:00 Las Estrellas Y Usted

8:00 Do-Re-Mi
8:30 La Intrusa
9:00 Yesenia
10:30 Noticiero
Wednesday
PM
6:00 Noticiero
6:30 Nuestro Amor
7:00 Pandorama
8:00 Los Beverly De Peralvillo
8:30 La Intrusa
9:00 Los Polivoces
9:30 Miercoles Musical
10:30 Mano A Mano Ranchero
11:00 Noticiero
Thursday
PM
6:00 Noticiero
6:30 Nuestro Amor

7:00 Lucecita
8:00 La Criada Bien Criada
8:30 La Intrusa
9:00 Cosa Juzgada
10:30 Noticiero
Friday
PM
6:00 Noticiero
6:30 Nuestro Amor
7:00 Mujeres Mujeres Mujeres
8:00 Estrellas Musicales
8:30 La Intrusa
9:00 Lucha Libre
10:30 Noticiero
Retro:Cleveland/Akron Weekday Lineup Dec. 18 (Friday), 21-24, 1953
From Lake Erie TV Guide Edition..Will list Youngstown in a Separate Post
WNBK 4 NBC
7AM Today
9AM Captain Glenn-Glenn Rowell
9:25 Ohio Today-Tom Haley
9:30 Idea Shop-Mildred/Gloria
9:55 Ohio Today
10AM Ding Dong School
10:30 Glamor Girl
11AM Hawkins Falls
11:15 Three Steps To Heaven-Soap
11;30 The Bennetts
11:45 Follow Your Heart
Noon Bride And Groom
12:15 Haley's Daily
12:30 Maggi Byrne-Fashion
1PM Movie Westward Ho!
2:15 Joe Partaro-Beauty
2:30 Nancy Dixon-Shopping
2:45 Chef Lorenzo-Cook
3PM Kate Smith
4PM Welcome Travelers
5PM Atom Squad
5:15 Gabby Hayes
5:30 Howdy Doody
6PM Monday Superman

Tuesday Sky King
Wednesday Wild Bill Hickock
Thursday Kit Carson
Friday Suppertime Comics
6:30 Tom Manning-Sports
6:40 Weather Factory
6:45 Tom Field News
WEWS 5 CBS
8AM News
8:05 Wings Of Song-Crandall Hendershott/Randy Culver at the Organ
8:30 Beauty For You-Paige Palmer (News Bulletin 8:45)
9AM Mixing Bowl
9:30 Western Reserve Univ.
10AM Jack Paar
10:30 Wheel Of Fortune (No relation to the current series)
Noon Valiant Lady
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Guiding Light
1PM Women's Window-Ethel Jackson
1:30 Garry Moore Show

2PM Double Or Nothing
2:30 House Party-Linkletter
3PM Big Payoff
3:30 Bob Crosby
4PM Dinner Platter-Bob Dale Local Variety
5PM News
5:05 Uncle Jake's House-Gene Carroll
5:30 Movie
6:45 Lee Sullivan Variety Mon-Wed. Fri.
Columbus Boy Choir Tues.
A Jew Looks At Christmas Thurs.
6:55 Johnny Price-Weather
WXEL 8 DuMont/ABC
9AM Movie
10:15 News Summary
10:30 Charming Children
11AM Alice Weston
11:30 Movie
Noon Rena And Bob
1PM Movie
2:45 All For You Alice Weston (Spotlight On Beauty Thursday)
3PM Maggie Wulff

3:30 Paul Dixon-DuMont
4PM Turn To A Friend-ABC Dennis James
4:30 King Jack's Toy Box-Kids
5PM Santa Claus
5:15 Comedy Carnival
5:30 Desert Deputy-Western serials
6:10 News
6:20 Sports Report
Mon. Wed. Fri. Al Rosen (Cleveland Indians Manager at the time)
Tue. Thur. Bob Neal.(Cleveland Indians Radio or TV Announcer most of the years between 1952-
72) Source:2005 Indians Media Guide
6:30 TV Weather Man
6:40 Les Paul/Mary Ford Show
6:45 MWF-Home With The Grahams
TuTh Detecto-Quiz First week of a new local quiz show with Rena And Bob
WAKR 49 ABC
4PM Turn To A Friend
4:30 Ern Westmore-ABC
5PM Hinky Dinks-Kids
5;30 Corral Time-Western Film
6:15 (Rex) Humbard Family
6:30 Monday Tootsie Hippodrome
Tuesday, Wednesday Super Serials
Thursday Sky King

Friday Smiling Ed's Gang
Retro: Chicago network affilates, Saturday, Feb. 4, 1989
(Source: The Daily Herald, suburban Chicago)
WBBM-TV 2 (CBS)
AM
6 Newday Chicago
6:30 Young Universe
7 Raggedy Ann & Andy
7:30 Superman
8 Muppet Babies
9 Pee-wees Playhouse
9:30 Garfield & Friends
10 Hey, Vern, Its Ernest!
10:30 Teen Wolf
11 Mighty Mouse
11:30 Storybreak
PM
12 Dr. Fad
12:30 Good Fishing
1 College Basketball: Syracuse at Pittsburgh or Stanford at Florida
3 Golf: Nissan Open
5 Newsmakers
5:30 CBS News

6 Campaign 89: The Mayoral Debate
7 Dolphin Cove
8 Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
9 West 57th
10 News
10:30 Siskel & Ebert
11 Gong Show
11:30 Tenth Annual Black Achievement Awards
1AM Hart to Hart
2 Newsmakers
2:30 Common Ground
3:30 Movie: Coming Home
WMAQ-TV 5 (NBC)
AM
5 Group One Medical (two episodes)
6 Liars Club
6:30 Hickory Hideout
7 Kissyfur
7:30 Gummi Bears
8 Smurfs
9 The Chipmunks
9:30 ALF
10:30 Ed Grimley
11 Punky Brewster
11:30 Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids
PM
12 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
1 Fast Break To Glory
2 Track & Field: Millrose Games
3 College Basketball: North Carolina at DePaul
5 News
5:30 NBC News
6 Its Showtime At The Apollo
7 227
7:30 Amen
8 Golden Girls
8:30 Empty Nest
9 Hunter
10 News
12AM Freddys Nightmares
1 D.C. Follies
1:30 Warner
2 USA Weekend
3 Movie: Throw Out The Anchor
WLS-TV 7 (ABC)
AM
7 Flintstone Kids
7:30 Winnie the Pooh
8:30 Real Ghostbusters
9:30 A Pup Named Scooby Doo
10 Bugs Bunny and Tweety
11 Animal Crack-Ups
11:30 Weekend Special: P.J. Funnybunny
PM
12 College Basketball: Michigan State at Michigan
2 Bowling: Budweiser Classic
3:30 Wide World Of Sports: World Alpine Championships
5 ABC News
5:30 News
6 Hawaii Bound: Paradise Found
7 Mission: Impossible
8 A Man Called Hawk
9 Murphys Law
10 News
10:30 ABC News
10:45 Movie: Silverado
1:45AM Movie: Gunplay
WTTW 11 (PBS)
AM
6 Wall Street Week

7 CNN News
9 Woodwrights Shop
9:30 New Yankee Workshop
10 Julia Child And More Company
10:30 Hometime
11 MotorWeek
11:30 This Old House
PM
12 World At War
1 Discoveries Underwater
2 Nova
3 Pizza Gourmet
3:30 Rod & Reel
4 Yan Can Cook
4:30 Floyd On Fish
5 This Old House
5:30 Frugal Gourmet
6 Sneak Previews
6:30 McLaughlin Group
7 Movie: The Turning Point
9 Great Performances
10:30 Couples Arguing
11:30 Movie: Footsteps In The Dark
1:05AM Movie: The Stranger

WYCC 20 (PBS)
AM
6 Sesame Street
7 Shining Time Station
7:30 Long Ago And Far Away
8 English As A Second Language
8:30 GED
9:30 Math For Modern Living
10 Understanding Human Behavior
10:30 Growing Years
11 From Socretes to Sartre
11:30 American Government Survey
PM
12 Heres To Your Health
12:30 America: Second Century
1 Marketing
1:30 Crime File
2 Business File
2:30 Humanities Through The Arts
3 Business of Management
3:30 Adventures In Scale Modeling
4 Watch Me Move
5 ComputerWorks
5:30 Photographic Vision
6 Drama
7 Television
8 The Brain
9 Buongrorno Italia
9:30 Kovels on Collecting
10 Planet Earth
10:30 Japan: The Living and Changing Tradition
11 Declaration of Independents (as listed)
WCIU 26 (Univision)
AM
6:30 Club del Nino
7 Way of Deliverance
8 Bombay Broadcasting Network
9 Sangeeta Presents
10 Ernest Angley
11 Buy Owner
11:30 NNN News (as listed)
PM
12:30 Philippine Reports TV
1 Chinese Spotlight
3 TV Arabic Hour
3:30 Persian Hour
4 Beautiful Korea
5 Midwest Outdoors
5:30 Noticiero Univision
6 Sabado Gigante
9:30 Tu Musica
10 Cine
12AM Johnny Canales
1 Palabras de Vida
WFLD 32 (Fox)
AM
6 Esle Semano
7 32 This Week
8 V-Slicer
8:30 Beauty
9 ERA Home Showcase
9:30 $1,000 Every 5 Hours
10 Cellulite-Free
10:30 Americas Top 10
11 WWF Wrestling Challenge
PM
12 Munsters (two episodes)
1 Movie: How Sweet It Is
3 Movie: It Happened To Jane
5 Happy Days
5:30 Diffrent Strokes
6 Gimme A Break (two episodes)

7 The Reporters
8 Beyond Tomorrow
9 Simon & Simon
10 Comic Strip Live
11 Comedy Classics I
12AM Comedy Classics II
1 Movie: My Bloody Valentine
3 Financial Freedom
4 Movie: Mr. Wong, Detective
WSNS 44 (Telemundo)
AM
8 Tin Pilin Plo
8:30 Trapito
9 Movie: Todos Eran Valientes
11 Lucha Libre
PM
12 Chiquitiadas
12:30 Papa Soliero
1 Movie: Lo Blanco, lo Rojo y lo Negro
3 Deportes Telemundo
5 MTV Internacional
6 Lagrimas Negras
8 Veronica Castro
9 Noticiero Telemundo/CNN
9:30 Linas Abierta
10 Anabel
11 Movie: Adios ai Amigo
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Re: Retro: Chicago network affilates, Saturday, Feb. 4, 1989
Do you have weekday listings from this time period? Please post if you do.
> (Source: The Daily Herald, suburban Chicago)
>
> WBBM-TV 2 (CBS)
> AM
> 6 Newday Chicago
> 6:30 Young Universe
> 7 Raggedy Ann & Andy
> 7:30 Superman

> 8 Muppet Babies
> 9 Pee-wees Playhouse
> 9:30 Garfield & Friends
> 10 Hey, Vern, Its Ernest!
> 10:30 Teen Wolf
> 11 Mighty Mouse
> 11:30 Storybreak
> PM
> 12 Dr. Fad
> 12:30 Good Fishing
> 1 College Basketball: Syracuse at Pittsburgh or Stanford at
> Florida
> 3 Golf: Nissan Open
> 5 Newsmakers
> 5:30 CBS News
> 6 Campaign 89: The Mayoral Debate
> 7 Dolphin Cove
> 8 Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
> 9 West 57th
> 10 News
> 10:30 Siskel & Ebert
> 11 Gong Show
> 11:30 Tenth Annual Black Achievement Awards
> 1AM Hart to Hart
> 2 Newsmakers
> 2:30 Common Ground
> 3:30 Movie: Coming Home
>
> WMAQ-TV 5 (NBC)
> AM
> 5 Group One Medical (two episodes)
> 6 Liars Club
> 6:30 Hickory Hideout
> 7 Kissyfur
> 7:30 Gummi Bears
> 8 Smurfs
> 9 The Chipmunks
> 9:30 ALF
> 10:30 Ed Grimley
> 11 Punky Brewster
> 11:30 Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids
> PM
> 12 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
> 1 Fast Break To Glory
> 2 Track & Field: Millrose Games
> 3 College Basketball: North Carolina at DePaul
> 5 News
> 5:30 NBC News
> 6 Its Showtime At The Apollo
> 7 227
> 7:30 Amen
> 8 Golden Girls
> 8:30 Empty Nest
> 9 Hunter
> 10 News
> 10:30 Saturday Night Live
> 12AM Freddys Nightmares
> 1 D.C. Follies
> 1:30 Warner
> 2 USA Weekend
> 3 Movie: Throw Out The Anchor
>
> WLS-TV 7 (ABC)
> AM
> 7 Flintstone Kids
> 7:30 Winnie the Pooh
> 8:30 Real Ghostbusters
> 9:30 A Pup Named Scooby Doo
> 10 Bugs Bunny and Tweety
> 11 Animal Crack-Ups
> 11:30 Weekend Special: P.J. Funnybunny
> PM
> 12 College Basketball: Michigan State at Michigan
> 2 Bowling: Budweiser Classic
> 3:30 Wide World Of Sports: World Alpine Championships

> 5 ABC News
> 5:30 News
> 6 Hawaii Bound: Paradise Found
> 6:30 Wheel Of Fortune
> 7 Mission: Impossible
> 8 A Man Called Hawk
> 9 Murphys Law
> 10 News
> 10:30 ABC News
> 10:45 Movie: Silverado
> 1:45AM Movie: Gunplay
>
> WTTW 11 (PBS)
> AM
> 6 Wall Street Week
> 7 CNN News
> 9 Woodwrights Shop
> 9:30 New Yankee Workshop
> 10 Julia Child And More Company
> 10:30 Hometime
> 11 MotorWeek
> 11:30 This Old House
> PM
> 12 World At War
> 1 Discoveries Underwater

> 2 Nova
> 3 Pizza Gourmet
> 3:30 Rod & Reel
> 4 Yan Can Cook
> 4:30 Floyd On Fish
> 5 This Old House
> 5:30 Frugal Gourmet
> 6 Sneak Previews
> 6:30 McLaughlin Group
> 7 Movie: The Turning Point
> 9 Great Performances
> 10:30 Couples Arguing
> 11:30 Movie: Footsteps In The Dark
> 1:05AM Movie: The Stranger
>
> WYCC 20 (PBS)
> AM
> 6 Sesame Street
> 7 Shining Time Station
> 7:30 Long Ago And Far Away
> 8 English As A Second Language
> 8:30 GED
> 9:30 Math For Modern Living
> 10 Understanding Human Behavior
> 10:30 Growing Years

> 11 From Socretes to Sartre
> 11:30 American Government Survey
> PM
> 12 Heres To Your Health
> 12:30 America: Second Century
> 1 Marketing
> 1:30 Crime File
> 2 Business File
> 2:30 Humanities Through The Arts
> 3 Business of Management
> 3:30 Adventures In Scale Modeling
> 4 Watch Me Move
> 5 ComputerWorks
> 5:30 Photographic Vision
> 6 Drama
> 7 Television
> 8 The Brain
> 9 Buongrorno Italia
> 9:30 Kovels on Collecting
> 10 Planet Earth
> 10:30 Japan: The Living and Changing Tradition
> 11 Declaration of Independents (as listed)
>
> WCIU 26 (Univision)
> AM
> 6:30 Club del Nino
> 7 Way of Deliverance
> 7:30 Garner Ted Armstrong
> 8 Bombay Broadcasting Network
> 9 Sangeeta Presents
> 10 Ernest Angley
> 11 Buy Owner
> 11:30 NNN News (as listed)
> PM
> 12:30 Philippine Reports TV
> 1 Chinese Spotlight
> 3 TV Arabic Hour
> 3:30 Persian Hour
> 4 Beautiful Korea
> 5 Midwest Outdoors
> 5:30 Noticiero Univision
> 6 Sabado Gigante
> 9:30 Tu Musica
> 10 Cine
> 12AM Johnny Canales
> 1 Palabras de Vida
>
> WFLD 32 (Fox)
> AM
> 6 Esle Semano

> 7 32 This Week
> 8 V-Slicer
> 8:30 Beauty
> 9 ERA Home Showcase
> 9:30 $1,000 Every 5 Hours
> 10 Cellulite-Free
> 10:30 Americas Top 10
> 11 WWF Wrestling Challenge
> PM
> 12 Munsters (two episodes)
> 1 Movie: How Sweet It Is
> 3 Movie: It Happened To Jane
> 5 Happy Days
> 5:30 Diffrent Strokes
> 6 Gimme A Break (two episodes)
> 7 The Reporters
> 8 Beyond Tomorrow
> 9 Simon & Simon
> 10 Comic Strip Live
> 11 Comedy Classics I
> 12AM Comedy Classics II
> 1 Movie: My Bloody Valentine
> 3 Financial Freedom
> 4 Movie: Mr. Wong, Detective
>
> WSNS 44 (Telemundo)
> AM
> 8 Tin Pilin Plo
> 8:30 Trapito
> 9 Movie: Todos Eran Valientes
> 11 Lucha Libre
> PM
> 12 Chiquitiadas
> 12:30 Papa Soliero
> 1 Movie: Lo Blanco, lo Rojo y lo Negro
> 3 Deportes Telemundo
> 5 MTV Internacional
> 6 Lagrimas Negras
> 8 Veronica Castro
> 9 Noticiero Telemundo/CNN
> 9:30 Linas Abierta
> 10 Anabel
> 11 Movie: Adios ai Amigo
>
Edited by classictvfan on 07/21/05 10:17 AM.
07-21-2005, 12:52 PM #3

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> Do you have weekday listings from this time period? Please
> post if you do.
>
Yes, but it may take me a few days to get them posted. Stay tuned...
07-23-2005, 02:13 AM #4
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> > 3 College Basketball: North Carolina at DePaul
It was actually North Carolina State. I remember, DePaul won.
Retro:Youngstown, Ohio Weekday Daytime Dec. 18 (Fri.) Dec.21-24, 1953
WKBN 27 CBS/ABC/DuMont
11AM Morning Movie
12:15 Love Of Life-CBS
12:30 Search For Tomorrow-CBS
12:45 Gene Starn News

1PM Home Cooking-Marian Resch
1:30 Monday Movie Matinee
Tues. Fri. Movie Miniature
Wednesday Garry Moore(15 Minutes)
Thursday Home Cooking..(continued) Best I can figure-Maybe Holiday special
1:45 Tuesday Movie Minatures (continued)
Wednesday Movie Matinee
Thursday Home Cooking (Continues)
Friday Garry Moore (only 15 Minutes)
2PM Friday Movie
2:30 Tues-Thurs. This Life Of Ours
3PM Paul Dixon-DuMont
4PM Action In The Afternoon-Western CBS
4:30 Ern Westmore-ABC Mon. Tues Wed. Fri.
Ruckers Rumpus Room Thursday
5PM Movie-Western
6PM Adventure Time
6:30 News Today
6:40 News At Home
6:45 Don Gardner Sports
6:55 Stu Wilson Weather

WFMJ 73 NBC
7AM Today
9AM Pictorial Parade-Film
10:30 Glamor Girl
11AM Hawkins Falls
11:15 Three Steps To Heaven-Soap
11;30 The Bennetts
11:45 Follow Your Heart
12:15 Noontime Comics
12:45 News Headlines
1PM Movie
2:15 Fashion Sketchbook
2:30 Kitchen Corner
3PM Kate Smith
4PM Welcome Travelers
5PM Santa Claus
5:15 Gabby Hayes
5:30 Howdy Doody
6PM News/Weather
6:20 Eddie Lane Sports
6:30 Film Fare

I did obtain Christmas Day Listings and will post them a bit later..In the next few days/weeks or
so
Retro: Chicago independents, Friday, Feb. 3, 1989
(Source: Arlington Heights, Ill., Daily Herald)
WGN-TV 9
AM
5 Soap
5:30 Faith 20
6 Archie Bunkers Place
6:30 JEM
7 Bozo
8 Smurfs
8:30 Gumby
9 Dukes of Hazzard
10 Charlies Angels
11 Geraldo
PM
12 News
1 Andy Griffith
1:30 Dick Van Dyke
2:30 Yogi Bear
3 Bugs Bunny (also on Ch. 50 at same time)

3:30 G.I. Joe
4 C.O.P.S.
4:30 Fun House
5 Facts Of Life
5:30 WKRP In Cincinnati
6 Cheers
6:30 Night Court
7 Movie: Superman (w/Christopher Reeve)
9:30 News
10 Honeymooners
10:30 Hill Street Blues
11:30 Movie: Forced Vengeance
WCFC 38
AM
6 700 Club
7 Lift Jesus Higher
7:30 James Robison
8 Marilyn Hickey
8:30 Larry Lea
9 Shape Up
9:30 CNN News
10 Among Friends
11 Heritage Singers
11:30 Fletcher Brothers
PM
12 Psychiatry & You
12:30 CNN News
1 Camp Meeting U.S.A.
2 Family Restoration Clinic
2:30 Jack Hayford
3 100 Huntley Street
4 Kids Jamboree
4:30 Color Me A Rainbow
5 Light Music
5:30 Zola Levitt
6 Sing Out America
6:30 CNN News
7 The 700 Club
8 Art Linkletter
8:30 Classroom 38
9 Among Friends
10 James Robison
10:30 CNN News
11 Heritage Today
12AM Psychiatry & You
12:30 Something Beautiful
WPWR 50
AM
5 Success-N-Life
6 Snorks
6:30 Bionic Six
7 Beverly Hills Teens
7:30 Bugs Bunny
8 Scooby-Doo
8:30 Bewitched
9 Eight Is Enough
10 Cellulite
10:30 Gidget
11 Police Woman
PM
12 Relative Speaking
1 Newlywed Game
1:30 Dating Game
2 Care Bears
2:30 Popeye (also on ch. 32 at same time)
3 Bugs Bunny (also on ch. 9 at same time)
3:30 Jetsons
4 Tom & Jerry
5 Silver Spoons
5:30 Webster
6 A-Team
7 Movie: The Longest Day
9 Morton Downey Jr.
10 Sanford & Son
10:30 All In The Family (two episodes)
11:30 Odd Couple
12AM Couch Potatoes
12:30 On Trial
1 Success-N-Life
WGBO 66
AM
5:30 CNN News
6 Cartoons
6:30 Hes Alive
7 Success-N-Life
8 Ivanhoe
9 Government Loans
9:30 Weight Loss
10 Movie: Night Of The Assassin
PM
12 Heres Lucy
12:30 Mayberry R.F.D.
1 The Rifleman (two episodes)
2 Bonanza
3 Fall Guy
4 Knight Rider
5 Punky Brewster
5:30 New Leave It To Beaver
6 Its A Living
6:30 Kate & Allie
7 Movie: Zapped!
9 The Untouchables
10 Barney Miller (two episodes)
11 Carol Burnett & Friends
11:30 Maude
12AM Best of Groucho
12:30 Vietnam Chronicles
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> WGN-TV 9
> AM
> 5 Soap
> 5:30 Faith 20

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Where did Faith 20 originate from anyway? I remember that show being on Global in Ontario
years ago, either in the same time slot or at 5 AM. What was it about anyway? Was it one of
those pay-for-pray shows?
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7 Movie: The Longest Day
Was this the first or second half of this 1962 movie?
Retro: Chicago network affs., Friday, Feb. 3, 1989
(Source: The Daily Herald, Arlington Heights, Ill.)
WBBM-TV 2 (CBS)
AM
6 This Mornings Business

6:30 Morning News
7 This Morning
9 Family Feud
9:30 Card Sharks
10 Price Is Right
11 Divorce Court
PM
1 As The World Turns
2 Guiding Light
3 Love Connection
3:30 Superior Court
4 Peoples Court
4:30 First Edition
5 News
6 CBS News
7 Beauty And The Beast
8 Dallas
9 Falcon Crest
10 News
10:30 Pat Sajak
12M. Arsenio Hall
1 News (repeat)
WMAQ-TV 5 (NBC)
AM
5:30 Morning Stretch
6 News at Sunrise
6:30 News
6:45 News at Sunrise
7 Today
9:30 Classic Concentration
10 Wheel of Fortune
10:30 Win, Lose or Draw
11 Super Password
11:30 Scrabble
PM
12 Days Of Our Lives
1 Another World
2 Santa Barbara
3 Cagney & Lacey
4 News
5:30 NBC News
6 Inside Edition
6:30 USA Today
7 Wrestling
8 Miami Vice
9 UNSUB (series debut)
10 News
10:30 Tonight
11:30 Late Night
12:30 Friday Night Videos
WLS-TV 7 (ABC)
AM
5 Oprah Winfrey
6 News This Morning
6:15 News
6:30 News This Morning
6:45 News
9 Oprah Winfrey
10 Home
11 Growing Pains
11:30 Loving
PM
12 All My Children
1 One Life To Live
2 General Hospital
3 Win, Lose Or Draw
3:30 Jeopardy!
4 News
5:30 ABC News
6 News
7 Perfect Strangers
7:30 Full House
8 Mr. Belvedere
8:30 Just The Ten of Us
9 20/20
10 News
10:30 Nightline
11 Movie: Alcatraz: The Whole Shocking Story
12:50 News (repeat)
WTTW 11 (PBS)
AM
6 A.M. Weather
6:30 Shining Time Station
7 Captain Kangaroo
7:30 Sesame Street
9 Sesame Street
10 Mister Rogers Neighborhood
10:30 Zoobilee Zoo
11 Instructional TV
11:30 Sesame Street
PM
12:30 Frugal Gourmet
1 Magic of Oil Painting
1:30 Mystery!
3 Sesame Street
4 3-2-1 Contact
4:30 Degrassi Junior High
5 World of Survival
5:30 Nightly Business Report
6 MacNeil-Lehrer News Hour
7 Washington Week In Review
8 Chicago Week In Review
8:30 Comedy Tonight
9 Crime Inc.
10 Image Union
10:30 Wild Chicago
11 Alfred Hitchcock Hour
11:50 Movie: Getting Straight
WYCC 20 (PBS)
AM
6 The Write Course

6:30 Body Electric
7 Biology
7:30 Economics USA
8 Drama
9 Faces Of Culture
9:30 Portrait Of A Family
10 Buonglomo Italia
10:30 Exercise With Billie
11 Biology
11:30 Economics USA
PM
12 Drama
1 Madeleine Cooks
1:30 Faces Of Culture
2 Portrait Of A Family
2:30 To Life!
3 Body Electric
3:30 Long Ago & Far Away
4 Square One TV
4:30 Modern Maturity
5 Adult Years
5:30 GED
6 Deaf Mosaic
6:30 Signing With Cindy
7 Zarabanda
7:30 ComputerWorks
8 Marketing
8:30 Mechanical Universe
9 Japan: The Living & Changing Tradition
9:30 American Adventure
10 Earth Explored
10:30 ColorSounds
11 New Literacy
WCIU 26 (Univision)
AM
6 Forever Young
6:30 Sister E.R. Allen
7 Faith 20
7:30 Oral Roberts
8:30 News
8:50 Ask An Expert
9:15 Business Newsmakers
10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. News on hour, Stock Market Observer on half-hour
PM
3:05 (as listed) Richard Ney Report
3:20 Market Wrapup
3:30 700 Club
4:30 TV Majer
6 Senora
7 Primavera
8 Encadenados
9 Tu Musica
9:30 Tres Generaciones
10 Noticiero
10:30 Nina Bonita
11:30 Futbol
WFLD 32 (Fox)
AM
6 Cellulite-Free
6:30 He-Man
7 Woody Woodpecker
8 Flintstones
8:30 My Little Pony
9 CHIPs
10 Donahue
11 Can This Marriage Be Saved?
PM
12 The Munsters
12:30 Batman
1:30 I Love Lucy
2 I Dream of Jeannie
2:30 Popeye (also on ch. 50 at same time)
3 Double Dare
3:30 Alvin & The Chipmunks
4 Duck Tales
5 Diffrent Strokes
5:30 Family Ties
6 Cosby
6:30 A Current Affair
7 News
7:30 NBA Basketball: Chicago Bulls at Houston Rockets
10 A Current Affair
10:30 Movie: To Kill A Mockingbird
1AM WWF Superstars of Wrestling
WSNS 44 (Telemundo)
AM
8 Rincon de los Prodigos
9 Gabriela
10 Medico de Senoras
10:30 Cocina Crisco
11 Cara a Cara
PM
12 Tu Mundo y el Mio
1 Movie: La Maestra Inolvidable
3 Uno Nunca Sabe
3:30 Adivinelo con Senas
4 Dia a Dia
5 Noticiero
5:30 Noticiero Telemundo/CNN
6 Pasion y Poder
7 Angelica, Mi Vida
8 Movie: Los Indonoables
10 Noticiero Telemundo/CNN
10:30 Estrenos y Estrellas
11:30 Cara a Cara
12:30 Noticiero (repeat)
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> WBBM-TV 2 (CBS)

> 10:30 Pat Sajak
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That show lasted what, a month?
> WTTW 11 (PBS)
> AM
> 6 A.M. Weather
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That is one pretty darn long weather report. And I thought WQLN Erie had a long AM Weather,
from 6:45 to 7 AM immediately following sign-on.
> 6:30 Shining Time Station
---------
Is that show still available anywhere? Not that I ever liked it.
> WFLD 32 (Fox)
> 4 Duck Tales
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Wasn't that part of the Disney Afternoon? Judgeing by the cartoons before and after it I'd say
that there was no Disney Afternoon yet.
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WFLD 32 (Fox)
4 Duck Tales
Wasn't that part of the Disney Afternoon? Judgeing by the
cartoons before and after it I'd say that there was no
Disney Afternoon yet.
The Disney Afternoon debuted in September 1990.
Retro: Nova Scotia Thurs 11/26/92
from Halifax Chronicle-Herald
Maritime stations
ATV (CTV)
6:30 Merrie Melodies
7:00 Christopher Columbus
7:30 Canada AM
10:00 Dini Petty
11:00 Santa Barbara
Noon Batman
12:30 Tiny Toon Adventures
1:00 ATV News 1
1:30 The Judge
2:00 Shirley
3:00 Against All Odds
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 Live at 5
6:00 ATV Evening News
6:30 Full House
7:00 Murphy Brown
7:30 Dinosaurs
8:00 Melrose Place
9:00 Cosby Show
9:30 Different World
10:00 ENG
11:00 TBA
Mid. CTV National News
12:30 ATV Late News
1:00 Simon & Simon
2:00 sign-off
CBC Maritimes: CBHT Halfax/CBIT Sydney/CBCT Charlottetown (CBC)

7:00 CBC Morning News
9:00 What on Earth
9:30 Urban Peasant
10:00 Fred Penner's Place
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Midday
1:00 Coronation Street
1:30 Babar
2:00 Kate & Allie
2:30 Newhart
3:00 Taxi
3:30 WKRP in Cincinnati
4:00 Video Hits
4:30 Golden Girls
5:00 Empty News
5:30 1st Edition (CBHT/CBIT)/Compass (CBCT)
7:00 Material World
7:30 Empty Nest
8:00 TBA
9:00 1992 CFL Awards
10:00 CBC Prime Time News
11:00 Movie "Night Zoo"
1:20 Star Trek
2:20 Movie "Walter & June"

4:45 sign-off
CHSJ Saint John (CBC)
8:00 100 Huntley Street
9:00 Sesame Street
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:30 Babar
Noon Midday
1:00 Days of Our Lives
2:00 Kate & Allie
2:30 Newhart
3:00 Taxi
4:00 ALF
4:30 Golden Girls
5:00 Empty News
5:30 CBC News for New Brunswick
7:00 Material World
7:30 Empty News
8:00 TBA
9:00 1992 CFL Awards
10:00 CBC Prime Time News
11:00 Movie "Night Zoo"

1:20 Star Trek
2:20 sign-off
MITV (Global affiliate)
6:00 Body Moves
6:30 Blue Rainbow (produced at CHSJ, its sister station)
7:00 Pinocchio
7:30 Astroboy
8:00 Inspector Gadget
8:30 Body Moves
10:00 The Best is Yet to Come
10:30 Pasquale's Kitchen Express
11:00 Maritimes Today
Noon Adventures of the Gummi Bears
12:30 Darkwing Duck
1:00 Legends of the West
2:00 Foreign Affairs
2:30 Divorce Court
3:00 Teddy Ruxpin
3:30 Goof Troop
4:00 Growing Pains
4:30 Perfect Strangers
5:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation
6:00 MITV News

6:30 Graham Report
8:00 L.A. Law
9:00 Top Cops
10:00 Cheers
10:30 Wings
11:00 MITV News
11:30 Sportsline
Mid. Northern Response (infomercials)
1:00 sign-off
ASN
6:00 Wizard of Oz
6:30 Kingdom Adventure
7:00 Breakfast Television
9:00 Everyday Workout
9:30 New Attitude
10:00 Donahue
11:00 Country Practice (Aussie soap, I remember seeing custom promos for this)
Noon Lifestyle
12:30 Talkabout
1:00 Movie "Turtle Diary"
3:00 Jungle Book
3:30 Care Bears

4:00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
4:30 You Can't Do That on Television
5:00 Who's the Boss?
5:30 Family Ties
6:30 Family Feud
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Movie "Clean & Sober"
10:30 Atlantic Pulse
11:30 Bizarre
Mid. Movie "Beyond Therapy"
2:00 sign-off
CBAFT Moncton (SRC)
7:30 Il etait une fois l'espace
8:00 SRC Bonjour
10:00 Les Anges du matin
11:00 Pacha et les chats
11:15 Iris, le gentil professeur
11:30 Tao Tao
Noon La cuisine au quotidien
12:15 Comme on est
1:00 L'Edition magazine: edition nationale
1:25 L'Edition magazine: edition regionale

1:30 Les Demons du midi
2:30 Cinema "La fugue de Maximilien Glick"
4:30 Les Schtroumpfs
5:00 Kim et Clip
5:30 Alana ou le futur imparfait
6:00 Ce soir Atlantique
7:00 Watatatow
7:30 Les detecteurs de mensonges
8:00 Marilyn
8:30 Tous pour un
9:00 Lance et compte III
10:00 Raison passion
10:30 A tout prix
11:00 Le Telejournal
11:25 Le Point
Mid. La Meteo
12:05 Les nouvelles du sport
12:20 Cinema "Un elephant ca trompe enormement"
2:40 sign-off
Dartmouth Cable 10
10:00 NWBC Seniors Network
Noon Community Notices
6:00 Karaoke
7:00 Spotlight on Seniors

7:30 Dartmouth City Council
8:00 In Harmony with Nature
9:00 Bolodrome
10:00 Community Notices
Bedford/Sackville Cable 10
1:00 Financial Success
1:30 Tom Patillo
2:00 Science is Your World
2:30 Exploring Health
3:00 Community Notices
6:00 Steppin' Up
7:00 Sport Nova Scotia
7:30 GED Math
8:00 Viewer Choice
10:00 sign-off
Halifax Cable 10
10:00 NWBC Seniors Network
Noon Community Notices
5:35 Keeping Pace
6:05 Tickles & Tales
6:35 After Hours Workout
7:05 Waste That Works
8:05 Halifax City Council

sign-off following council meeting
Other Canadian
BCTV Vancouver (CTV)
5:05 Movie "Merchants of War"
6:50 Three's Company
7:20 Candid Camera
7:50 sign-off
9:00 Northern Response
10:00 Romper Room
10:30 Canada AM
1:00 It Figures
1:30 Chain Reaction
2:00 Dini Petty
3:00 Shirley
4:00 News
5:00 Against All Odds
6:00 Oprah Winfrey
7:00 Geraldo
8:00 Oprah Winfrey
9:00 News
9:30 Cheers
10:00 News
11:00 Inside Edition

11:30 Jeopardy!
Mid. Cosby Show
1:00 ENG
2:00 Primetime Live
3:30 News
4:05 Studs
4:35 Whoopi Goldberg
CFJP Montreal (TQS)
1:30 Cinema "Coup double"
3:30 De toutes les couleurs
4:30 Cuisine sante
5:00 Y'a rien de trop beau
6:00 Le Grand Journal
7:00 La guerre des clans (Family Feud, Quebec style)
7:30 Sonia Benezra
8:30 Hockey LNH: Quebec @ Toronto
Mid. Sports Plus
12:30 Sports Plus Extra
1:00 Cinema "L'ile sanglante"
3:30 sign-off
CHCH Hamilton
6:30 James Robison
7:00 Bestsellers
7:30 Strange Paradise
9:00 Body Moves
9:30 New Attitude
10:00 Talkabout
11:00 Carol Burnett & Friends
11:30 Life's Most Embarassing Moments
Noon Missing-Reward
12:30 Sketches of Our Town
1:00 News
1:30 On the Scene
2:30 Lifestyle
3:00 Movie "The Day the Loving Stopped"
5:00 Matlock
6:00 Current Affair
6:30 News
8:00 Family Feud
9:00 Delta
9:30 Martin
10:00 Homefront
11:00 Primetime Live
Mid. News
1:30 Current Affair
2:00 Invisions
CITV Edmonton
5:00 Movie cont'd "The Rape of Dr. Willis"
6:25 sign-off
9:00 It Figures
9:30 Mighty Hercules
10:00 Teddy Ruxpin
11:00 It's a New Day
Noon 100 Huntley Street
1:00 Edmonton Live
2:30 Care Bears
4:00 Sisters
5:00 Live It Up
5:30 Foreign Affairs
6:00 Homefront
7:00 Beverly Hills 90210
9:00 News
9:30 M*A*S*H
10:00 Major Dad
10:30 Cheers
11:00 Top Cops (x2)
1:00 News
2:00 Sports Night
3:00 Married...with Children
3:35 Tonight Show
4:35 Movie "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome"
US Networks
ABC: WXYZ Detroit
5:30 Home
6:30 ABC World News This Morning
7:15 News
7:45 News
10:00 Company with John Kelly & Maureen Turner

11:00 Movie "One Magic Christmas"
1:00 Oprah Winfrey
2:00 College Football: Auburn @ Alabama
5:00 Movie "The Thanksgiving Promise"
7:00 News
8:00 ABC World News Tonight
9:00 Delta
9:30 Room for Two
10:00 Homefront
11:00 Primetime Live
Mid. News
12:30 Nightline
1:00 Matlock
2:00 Nighttalk
3:30 ABC World News Now
4:30 Movie "Hell on Devil's Island"
CBS: WJBK Detroit
5:00 Newhart
5:30 Barnaby Jones
6:30 This Morning's Business
7:30 Rush Limbaugh

8:00 Eyewitness Morning
10:00 All-American Thanksgiving Day Parade
1:00 Mouse on the Mayflower
2:00 Making of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
2:30 Movie "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles"
4:30 NFL Today
5:00 NFL Football: NY Giants @ Dallas
8:00 Hard Copy
8:30 Current Affair
9:00 Movie "E.T. The Extra-terrestrial"
11:30 Evening Shade
Mid. News
12:35 Night Court
1:05 Cheers
1:35 Arsenio Hall
2:35 Amen
3:05 CBS News Up to the Minute
4:00 Byron Allen
NBC: WDIV Detroit
5:00 Infatuation
5:30 The Judge
6:00 Infatuation
6:30 NBC News at Sunrise
7:00 Live Dive! Edmund Fitzgerald

8:00 Today
10:00 Michigam Thanksgiving Day Parade
1:00 NFL Live
1:30 NFL Football: Houston @ Detroit
4:30 NFL Live Post-Game
5:00 Sally Jessy Raphael
6:00 Maury Povich
7:00 News
7:30 NBC Nightly News
8:30 Jeopardy!
9:00 Out All Night
10:00 Cheers
10:30 Wings
11:00 L.A. Law
Mid. News
12:35 Tonight Show
2:35 Inside Edition
3:05 Later with Bob Costas
3:35 NBC News Nightside
NBC: WLBZ Bangor

6:30 ALF
7:30 News
8:00 Today
10:00 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
1:00 NFL Live
1:30 NFL Football: Houston @ Detroit
4:30 NFL Live Post-Game
5:30 Cheers
6:00 Roseanne
6:30 News
8:00 Murphy Brown
8:30 Jeopardy!
9:00 Out All Night
10:00 Cheers
10:30 Wings
11:00 L.A. Law
Mid. News
12:35 Tonight Show

PBS: MPBN Bangor
7:30 To Life!
7:45 AM Weather
8:00 Body Electric
8:30 Barney & Friends
9:00 Earth Revealed
9:30 Effective Teacher
10:00 Sesame Street
11:00 Mister Rogers
11:30 Reading Rainbow
Noon Sesame Street
1:30 Gentle Doctor
2:00 Dream Window: Reflections on the Japanese Garden
3:00 Painting in Maine
3:30 Joy of Painting
4:00 Learn to Read
4:30 Sesame Street
5:30 Mister Rogers
6:00 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
6:30 Square One Television
7:00 Rod & Reel Streamside
8:00 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour

9:00 MaineWatch
9:30 Made in Maine
10:00 Mystery!
11:00 Racing Game
Mid. Masterpiece Theatre
2:00 Star Hustler
2:15 sign-off
PBS: WTVS Detroit
6:00 New Literacy
6:30 Business File
7:00 Business of Management
7:30 Psychology: The Study of Human Behavior
8:00 To Life!
8:15 AM Weather
8:30 Art of Being Human
9:00 World: A Television History
10:00 Movie "You Must Remember This"
Noon Movie "Frogs!"
3:30 Movie "A Cry in the Wild"
5:00 Movie "You Must Remember This"

8:30 Fred Trost: Practical Sportsman
9:00 Wild America
9:30 This Old House
10:00 Barn Again!
11:00 Mystery!
Mid. Are You Being Served?
12:30 Rumpole of the Bailey
1:30 Fred Trost: Practical Sportsman
2:00 This Old House
2:30 Outdoorsman
3:00 Barn Again!
4:00 Mystery!
Prime Time - Southwestern Ontario, 10/20/1988
From The London Free Press
Thursday, October 20, 1988
CBLN 40/CBET 9 (CBC)
London/Windsor
20:00 Game, Set And Match
21:00 Just For Laughs
21:30 CODCO
22:00 The National (CC)

22:30 The Journal
23:00 News
CFTO 9 (CTV)
Toronto
20:00 Cosby Show
20:30 Different World - World Series
21:00 World Series
21:30 TBA - World Series
22:00 Night Heat - World Series
23:00 CTV News (CC)
CKCO 13 (CTV)
Kitchener
20:00 Cosby Show
20:30 Different World - World Series
21:00 World Series
21:30 World Series - Amen
22:00 Night Heat - World Series
23:00 CTV News (CC)

CBLFT 53 (SRC)
London
20:00 La Noble Maison
22:00 Le Telejournal (CC)
22:30 Le Point - Meteo
23:00 Nouvelles du sport
WXYZ 7 (ABC)
Detroit
20:00 North And South
23:00 News
WICU 12 (NBC)
Erie, PA
20:00 Cosby Show
20:30 World Series
21:00 World Series
21:30 World Series
22:00 To Be Announced - World Series

23:00 News
WSEE 35 (CBS)
Erie, PA
20:00 48 Hours
21:00 Movie: "Something in Common"
23:00 News
CKNX 8/CFPL 10 (Independent)
Wingham/London
20:00 Movie: "Terror Out of the Sky"
22:00 L.A. Law
23:00 News
CHCH 11 (Independent)
Hamilton
20:00 48 Hours
21:00 Backstage
21:30 Of My Success
22:00 Sable
23:00 News
CITY 31 (Citytv)
Woodstock, ON
20:00 Movie: "Gandhi" (Part 1 of 2)
22:00 News
CIII 6/29 (Global)
Paris/Sarnia, ON
20:00 Out of this World
20:30 Wintario
21:00 Equalizer
22:00 Miami Vice
23:00 News
CICA 18 (TVOntario)
London
20:00 Victorian Values
20:30 Realities
21:00 Speaking Out
22:30 Ontario's Best
23:00 Realities
CFMT 47 (Multicultural/Independent)
Toronto
20:00 Telesera
20:30 Incontri
21:00 Illusione D'Amore
21:30 Chinese Journal
22:00 St. Elsewhere
WOIO 19 (Fox/Independent)
Shaker Heights, OH
20:00 Simon & Simon
21:00 Movie: "The Way We Were"

WXON 20 (Independent)
Detroit
20:00 Movie: "An Early Frost"
22:00 Rockford Files
23:00 Gong Show
WUAB 43 (Independent)
Lorain, OH
20:00 Movie: "Hunter"
22:00 News
23:00 Sanford and Son
WKBD 50 (Fox/Independent)
Detroit
20:00 Movie: "The Neverending Story"
22:00 News
22:30 The Honeymooners
23:00 The Jeffersons

WQLN 54 (PBS)
Erie, PA
20:30 Life Matters
21:00 Mystery!
22:00 Great Railway Journeys of the World
23:00 Eastenders
WTVS 56 (PBS)
Detroit
20:30 Autograph, M. MacKay
21:00 News
22:00 Mystery!
23:00 World of Ideas
Retro:Erie/Youngstown Friday, March 16, 1962
Source TV Guide Cleveland Edition
Erie
WICU 12 ABC..some NBC

9AM Encyclopedia
9:30 Movie:Women Of Pirate Island 1957
11AM The Texan
11:30 Yours For A Song-Bert Parks
Noon Camouflage
12:30 Make A Face
1PM Day In Court
1:25 ABC News-Alex Dreier
1:30 Tell-A-View-McGrath
2PM Jane Wyman-Anthology
2:30 Seven Keys
3PM Queen For A Day
3:30 Who Do You Trust-Johnny Carson
4PM First Lady's Trip-To India And Pakistan
4:50 American Newsstand Roger Sharp
5PM Pappy And His Friends
6PM Yogi Bear
6:30 News
6:45 ABC News
7PM Jeff's Collie (Lassie)
7:30 Soupy Sales
8PM Hazel (Thursday NBC)(Hathaways on ABC)
8:30 Flintstones
9PM 77 Sunset Strip
10PM Target:The Corruptors
11PM News
11:20 Movie:Captain Horatio Hornblower 1954
WSEE 35 CBS/NBC
7AM Today
10AM Calendar-Harry Reasoner
10:30 I Love Lucy
11PM Video Village
11:30 Clear Horizon
11:55 CBS News-Reasoner
Noon Love Of Life
12:45 Guiding Light
1PM Coffee break-Pat English
2PM Password-Betty Furness, Jack Carter
2:30 House Party
3PM Young Dr. Malone-NBC(CBS-Millionaire)
3:30 The Verdict Is Yours
3:55 CBS News
4PM Brighter Day

4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge Of Night
5PM College Of The Air.(seen mornings on other CBS Stations)
5:30 Joe Ray And Friends-Cartoons
5:55 Four Just Men-Drama
6:30 News
7PM Ichabod And Me (CBS Tuesday 9:30)
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 Route 66
9:30 Bob Newhart Show (comedy variety-NBC Wednesdays 10PM)
10PM Twilight Zone
10:30 Eyewitness
11PM News
11:15 Jack Paar-COLOR
Youngstown
WFMJ 21 NBC
6AM Continental Classroom
6:30 Continental Classroom (2 episodes back to back)
7AM Today
9AM Brothers (CBS Sitcom 1956-57)
10AM Say When-Art James
10:30 Play Your Hunch-COLOR-Merv Griffin
11AM Price Is Right-COLOR-Bill Cullen
11:30 Concentration
Noon Your First Impression COLOR Bill Leyden
12:55 NBC News-Ray Scherer
1PM News
1:15 Kitchen Corner-Mariner
2PM Jan Murray-COLOR
2:25 NBC News-Floyd Kalber
2:30 Loretta Young
3PM Young Dr. Malone
3:30 Our Five Daughters
4PM Make Room For Daddy
4:30 Here's Hollywood
5PM Kukla Fran And Ollie
5:05 Happytime
5:25 Bozo
5:50 Our Gang
6:25 Weather
6:30 Almanac
6:35 News
6:45 NBC News-Huntley/Brinkley
7PM Highway Patrol
7:30 International Showtime
8:30 Robert Taylor's Detectives
9:30 Bell Telephone Hour
10:30 Chet Huntley-Analysis
11PM News
11:20 Jack Paar-COLOR Paar is In London while Hugh Downs Is In New York-London Portions in
B&W
WKBN 27 CBS
7:25 College Of The Air
7:55 News
9AM Romper Room
10AM Calendar-Harry Reasoner
10:30 I Love Lucy
11PM Video Village
11:30 Clear Horizon
11:55 CBS News-Reasoner
Noon Love Of Life
12:30 News-Dick Minton
12:35 Movie-Whistling In The Dark 1941
2PM Password-Betty Furness, Jack Carter
2:30 House Party

3PM Millionaire
3:30 The Verdict Is Yours
3:55 CBS News
4PM Brighter Day
4:15 Report Card
4:30 Life Of Riley
5PM Three Stooges And Stanley
6:15 Suppertime-Rex Humbard Family
6:30 News
7PM Beachcomber-Syndicated
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 Route 66
9:30 Father Of the Bride
10PM Twilight Zone
10:30 Eyewitness
11PM Sohio Reporter-Warren Guthrie
11:10 Local News
11:25 Movie: The Miami Story-1954
WKST 33 ABC
9AM Kartoon Showtime
10:30 Gale Storm Show
11AM The Texan

11:30 Yours For A Song-Bert Parks
Noon Camouflage
12:30 Make A Face
1PM Day In Court
1:25 ABC News-Alex Dreier
1:30 December Bride
2PM Jane Wyman-Anthology
2:30 Seven Keys
3PM Queen For A Day
3:30 Who Do You Trust-Johnny Carson
4PM First Lady's Trip-To India And Pakistan
4:50 American Newsstand Roger Sharp
5PM Gale Storn Show (twice?)
5:30 Barney Bean-Children
6:30 News
6:45 ABC News
7PM Rescue 8 Drama
7:30 Soupy Sales
8PM Hathaways
8:30 Flintstones
9PM 77 Sunset Strip
10PM Target:The Corruptors
11PM News
11:25 Movie-Mystery Of Marie Roget 1942

WXTV 45 Ind.
This appears to be the last week for this station being listed in the Cleveland TV Guide.
5:45 Dusty Boyd-Children
6:15 Camera 15
6:30 45 Hop-Music
8PM Movie Sheriff of Las Vegas 1944 William Elliott Bobby (Robert?) Blake
9PM Movie-Fighting Kentuckian John Wayne, Oliver Hardy
11PM Trial At Tara-About St. Patrick Standing Trial for converting Druids to Christianity
Retro: London Wednesday, July 23, 1975
From The (London) Times:
BBC1
10:05 AM Hector's House
10:10 Daktari
Daktari ends at 11 AM, nothing given
until:
1:30 PM Camberwick Green
1:45 News
News ends at 1:53 PM, nothing given
until:
4:25 Play School
4:50 Z-Shed
5:15 Yao, African Prince
5:45 News
6:00 Nationwide
6:55 Film (would the Brits say "movie"?):
"The Noose Hangs High" with Abbott and
Costello
8:10 Five Red Herrings, by Dorothy L. Sayers.
Lord Peter Wimsey and his manservant in
Scotland, Part 1.
9:00 News
9:25 Royal International Horse Show in the
presence of the Queen
10:40 Diane Solomon
11:10 The Rough With The Smooth, with Tim
Brooke-Taylor, John Junkin
11:40 Weather
BBC2
6:40 AM Open University: Development of
Brain and Behavior
7:05 Climates Of The Past

7:30 Fluorine
This program ends at 7:55, nothing given until
10:35 Nai Zindagi Naya Jecjans (?)
11:00 Play School
Play School ends at 11:25, nothing given until
5:00 PM Open University: Language and Learning
5:25 English Houses Of The 1930s
5:50 Reading Development
6:15 Urban Renewal In Chicago
6:40 Hamlet
Hamlet ends at 7:05, nothing given until
7:30 Newsday
7:45 The Master Game: Chess Knockout
Semi-final
8:10 The Ascent Of Man By J. Bronowski:
Part 8: The Drive For Power
9:00 Die Rote Kapeite: The story of the
Red Orchestra, part 2: 19 Altenburger
Allee
10:20 Beyond The Boundaries: Man's need for
challenge and conquest
11:05 News
11:25 Martin Jarvis reads "Owl" by George Macbeth
11:30 Sign off
Thames (ITV)
10:50 AM Film: "Cargo To Capetown" with Broderick
Crawford, John Ireland, Ellen Drew
12:05 PM Yoga For Health
12:30 Yak
12:40 Mr. Trimble
1:00 News
1:20 Lunchtime Today
1:30 Mr. And Mrs.
2:00 Good Afternoon
2:25 Racing From Sundown Park
4:25 Michael Bentine
4:50 Going A Bundle
5:20 Brady Bunch
5:50 News
6:00 A Town Called Heathrow, with Monty
Modlyn
6:35 Crossroads
7:00 Don't Ask Me
8:00 Down The 'Gate, with Reg Varney

(The 'Gate is Billingsgate.)
8:30 Film: "The Stranger Who Looks Like Me,"
with Beau Bridges, Meredith Baxter,
Whitney Blake (real-life daughter and
mother)
10:00 News
10:30 Once Bitten: The Real Risk Of Rabies
11:15 Professional Wrestling
12:00 Personal View, Lord Hailsham
Schedules vary throughout the UK. If anyone wants to
see some of the other regional channels for this date,
I'll post them.
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Re: Retro: London Wednesday, July 23, 1975
>
> BBC1
> 10:10 Daktari
> Daktari ends at 11 AM, nothing given
> until:
>
> 1:30 PM Camberwick Green
> 1:45 News
> News ends at 1:53 PM, nothing given
> until:
>
> 4:25 Play School
>
> BBC2
>
> 7:30 Fluorine
> This program ends at 7:55, nothing given until
>
> 10:35 Nai Zindagi Naya Jecjans (?)
> 11:00 Play School
> Play School ends at 11:25, nothing given until
>
> 5:00 PM Open University: Language and Learning
> 6:40 Hamlet
> Hamlet ends at 7:05, nothing given until
>
> 7:30 Newsday

>
At the time, it was customary for the BBC channels to cease programming at various intervals,
often putting up a test pattern with music to fill the time. This ended sometime in the early-
1980s.
ITV companies also did something like this until sometime in the 1970s.
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Re: Retro: London Wednesday, July 23, 1975
>>
> > BBC1
> > 10:10 Daktari
> > Daktari ends at 11 AM, nothing given
> > until:
>>
> > 1:30 PM Camberwick Green
> > 1:45 News
> > News ends at 1:53 PM, nothing given
> > until:

>>
> > 4:25 Play School
>>
> > BBC2
>>
> > 7:30 Fluorine
> > This program ends at 7:55, nothing given until
>>
> > 10:35 Nai Zindagi Naya Jecjans (?)
> > 11:00 Play School
> > Play School ends at 11:25, nothing given until
>>
> > 5:00 PM Open University: Language and Learning
> > 6:40 Hamlet
> > Hamlet ends at 7:05, nothing given until
>>
> > 7:30 Newsday
>>
>
> At the time, it was customary for the BBC channels to cease
> programming at various intervals, often putting up a test
> pattern with music to fill the time. This ended sometime in
> the early-1980s.
>
> ITV companies also did something like this until sometime in
> the 1970s.
>
Then a teletext service called Ceefax filled the gaps in the 1980's and early 1990's especially on
BBC2 during school holidays. A schedule from January 1984 on one website had BBC2 show
Ceefax from 9am to 5;35pm.
07-24-2005, 08:10 PM #4
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ITV Weekday And Weekend Franchises (Was: Re: Retro: London Wednesday, July 23, 1975)
Thames held the ITV franchise for London between August of 1968 and the end of 1992, but
only from Monday morning until about 5:30 P.M. or so Friday afternoons. A company called
London Weekend Television held the ITV franchise for metropolitan London from 5:30 P.M. or so
on Friday until sign-off very early Monday morning.
Until 1968, there were different ITV franchisees for weekdays and weekends not only in London
(from 1955 until 1968, Rediffusion weekdays and ATV weekends), but in the North (Granada
weekdays and ABC [Associated British Corporation] weekends) and the Midlands (ATV weekdays
and ABC weekends) as well. And the weekday franchisee remained on the air until sign-off very,
very early on Saturday morning. They did not have to hand-off to the weekend franchisee
around 5:30 P.M. on Fridays.
After 1968, Granada got the full seven-day week in the North; ATV got the full seven-day week in
the Midlands.
Beginning at 12 Midnight, December 31, 1992/January 1, 1993, Carlton took over the weekday
ITV franchisee for London. Of course, Granada (which eventually bought LWT) and Carlton
merged in 2004 into a company called ITV PLC, and the combined company now owns nearly all
of the regional ITV franchises across the U.K.
I'm not a media lawyer in Britain, but I suspect that technically, "Carlton" is still the weekday ITV
franchisee for greater London, and "London Weekend Television" is still a separate weekend ITV
franchisee for the city, although both are under the exact same ownership.
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Re: ITV Weekday And Weekend Franchises (Was: Re: Retro: London Wednesday, July 23, 1975)
> Thames held the ITV franchise for London between August of
> 1968 and the end of 1992, but only from Monday morning until
> about 5:30 P.M. or so Friday afternoons. A company called
> London Weekend Television held the ITV franchise for
> metropolitan London from 5:30 P.M. or so on Friday until
> sign-off very early Monday morning.
>
> Until 1968, there were different ITV franchisees for
> weekdays and weekends not only in London (from 1955 until
> 1968, Rediffusion weekdays and ATV weekends), but in the
> North (Granada weekdays and ABC [Associated British
> Corporation] weekends) and the Midlands (ATV weekdays and
> ABC weekends) as well. And the weekday franchisee remained
> on the air until sign-off very, very early on Saturday
> morning. They did not have to hand-off to the weekend

> franchisee around 5:30 P.M. on Fridays.
>
> After 1968, Granada got the full seven-day week in the
> North; ATV got the full seven-day week in the Midlands.
>
> Beginning at 12 Midnight, December 31, 1992/January 1, 1993,
> Carlton took over the weekday ITV franchisee for London. Of
> course, Granada (which eventually bought LWT) and Carlton
> merged in 2004 into a company called ITV PLC, and the
> combined company now owns nearly all of the regional ITV
> franchises across the U.K.
>
> I'm not a media lawyer in Britain, but I suspect that
> technically, "Carlton" is still the weekday ITV franchisee
> for greater London, and "London Weekend Television" is still
> a separate weekend ITV franchisee for the city, although
> both are under the exact same ownership.
>
Just for the record, here is Granada's schedule for the same
day (July 23, 1975) as my other British listings:
10:30 AM Sesame Street
11:30 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea
12:10 PM Passing Parade
12:20 Tomfoolery
12:40 Mr. Trimble
1:00 News (from Thames)
1:20 This Is Your Right
1:30 Mr. And Mrs.
2:00 Good Afternoon
2:25 Racing From Sundown Park
4:25 Michael Bentine
4:50 Going A Bundle
5:15 Gustavus
5:20 Crossroads
5:50 News
6:00 Granada Reports
6:30 Firehouse
7:00 Don't Ask Me
8:00 Down The 'Gate
8:30 Film: "Sullivan's Empire" with
Martin Milner, Linden Chiles,
Clu Gulager
10:00 News
10:30 Once Bitten: The Real Risk Of
Rabies
11:15 Streets Of San Francisco
12:10 AM Inner Space
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Retro: London Wednesday, July 23, 1975)
> 1:00 News (from Thames)
Actually, this report (along with the 5:50 and 10pm news) would have come from Independent
Television News (ITN), an independent company then-owned by all of the ITV companies.
ITN still delivers the news for ITV today (rebranded as ITV news), and even the ownership has
changed: the combined ITV plc owns 40%, while Reuters, Daily Mail & General Trust, and United
Business Media each own 20% stakes.
Link: ITN______________
The only thing I gotta do is stay terrestrial and die!
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point primetime Tuesday, September 11, 1973
From the Greensboro Daily News. Listings
run from 7 PM.
WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS)

7 PM Beat The Clock
7:30 Treasure Hunt
8 PM Maude (Season Premiere)
8:30 Hawaii Five-O (Real-life
double-amputee PI Jay J.
Armes makes his acting
debut as a man who wreaks
vengeance on anyone he thinks
contributed to the loss of his
hands.)
9:30 CBS Movie: "Coffee, Tea, Or Me?"
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Late Movie: "Who's Got The Action?"
WUNC Ch. 4/WUNL Ch. 26 (PBS)
7 PM Folk Guitar
7:30 How Do Your Children Grow?
8 PM North Carolina News Conference
8:30 Black Is...
9 PM Nine Symphonies By Whom (Andre Previn
conducts the London Symphony through
excerpts of nine symphonies by Ralph
Vaughan Williams.)
10 PM Young Musical Artists
10:30 Humanist Alternative
off 11 PM
WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
Home
8 PM The Furst Family Of Washington
(Failed pilot with Godfrey Cambridge
as a barber with a gambling parlor in
back of his shop.)
8:30 ABC Movie: "Deliver Us From Evil"
10 PM Marcus Welby, M.D.
11 PM News
11:30 Wide World Of Entertainment: Part 2
of James Garner at the Ontario, CA, 500.
1 AM News
WXII Ch. 12 (NBC)
8 PM Chase (PREMIERE)
9 PM NBC Movie: "Drive Hard, Drive Fast"
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
(Tom Snyder's Tomorrow show started in mid-October.)
Retro:Cleveland/Akron/Youngstown Saturday, February 26, 1955
From TV Guide: If there is a Movie series Title It will be in Parentheses
Cleveland
WNBK 3 NBC
7AM Test Pattern-COLOR
9AM Movie:The Gay Cavalier (Early Bird Theater)
10AM Happy Felton
10:30 Paul Winchell/Jerry Mahoney
11AM Funny Boners
11:30 Tom Corbett Space Cadet
Noon Why Lawyers? Panel Discussion
12:30 Podium-Music
1PM Movie:Tell It To A Star (1:00 Playhouse)
2PM Teen Twirl-Dance show probably

3PM NBA Basketball-Milwaukee Hawks/New York Knicks
From New York's 69th Regiment Armory rather than Madison Square Garden
Milwaukee won 79-72 from http://www.shrpsports.com/nba
5PM Go! Ed Wallace
5:30 Movie-Texas Terror
6:30 Annie Oakley-Syndicated
7PM The Whistler-Syndicated
7:30 Horace Heidt-Music
8PM Mickey Rooney Show
8:30 This Is Hollywood-Anthology
9PM Imogene Coca Show
9:30 Jimmy Durante Show
10PM George Gobel Show
11PM News-Tom Field
11:05 Movie:Casbah (Theater)
12:15 News Bulletin
WEWS 5 CBS
8:55 News
9AM Western Reserve
9:30 Winky Dinks
10AM Safety Poster Awards

10:30 Film Shorts
10:45 Green Thumb-Gardening
11AM Captain Midnight-CBS
11:30 Abbott And Costello
Noon Big Top-CBS
1PM Lone Ranger
1:30 Uncle Johnny Coons-CBS-Based In Chicago, This kid show host showed silent films and
commented on them similar to what Mystery Science Theater 3000 would years later.
2PM Bandstand-McLean-Assuming a TV Dance show, but 2 years before American Bandstand
4PM Movie-Strange Experiment
5PM Rocky Jones, Space Ranger-Syndicated
6PM To Be Announced
This is the week Channel 5 and WXEL-8 switches Networks with 5 going to ABC/DuMont and 8 to
CBS-These will be the final regular CBS shows on Channel 5(Saturday-Tuesday)-The switch took
place Wednesday March 2, 1955 at 7AM
7PM Gene Autry
7:30 Beat The Clock-Collyer
8PM Jackie Gleason
9PM Two For The Money-Fred Allen substitutes for Herb Shriner

10PM Professional Father-Sitcom
10:30 Willy-Sitcom
11PM Movie-To Be Announced
12:30 News Bulletins
WXEL 8 DuMont/ABC
10AM Smilin Ed-ABC
10:30 Space Patrol-Syndicated
11AM Merry-go-Round-Kids
11:30 Movie-Lightnin' Crandall
1PM Movie-Gun Lords Of Stirrup Basin
3PM College Basketball-Michigan At Iowa
4:45 Flamingo Handicap-Horse Race?
5PM Main Event-Wrestling
6PM Big Picture
6:30 Travel Time
6:45 Cheerful House-Betty Ott
7PM Lights, Camera, Questions-Local Quiz
7:30 Compass-ABC
8PM Dotty Mack-ABC (From Cincinnsti)
9PM Ozark Jubilee-ABC

10PM The Stranger-DuMont (Last Show Of The Series)
10:30 Let's Go Bowling
11PM Chronoscope-News
11:15 Movie-The Village Idiot
WAKR Akron 49 ABC
2PM This Is Our World
3PM Movie-Double Feature 1. Tulsa Kid 2. Desert Patrol (Bar 49 Theater)
5PM Movie-To Be Announced
6:30 Mark Saber-Synd.
7PM The Wanderer Travel
7:30 Compass-ABC
8PM Dotty Mack-ABC
8:15 College Bsketball-Akron Univ. Vs. Heidelberg College
10PM Movie-Slippy McGee
Youngstown
WFMJ 21 NBC
10AM Happy Felton

10:30 Paul Winchell/Jerry Mahoney
11AM Funny Boners
11:30 Tom Corbett Space Cadet
Noon Komedy Kut-Ups-Probably Cartoons or Comedy Shorts
1PM Movie-Treasure Of Monte-Cristo (Movie Party)
2PM Movie-Small Black Room (Movie Party)
3PM Big Picture
3:30 Original Rumpus Room
4PM Movie Blazing Guns (Golden West Theater)
5PM Wishing Well
5:15 Wrestling
6:15 News
6:30 Roller Derby
7PM Amos N Andy
7:30 Horace Heidt-Music
8PM Mickey Rooney Show
8:30 This Is Hollywood-Anthology
9PM Imogene Coca Show
9:30 Jimmy Durante Show
10PM George Gobel Show
11PM News
11:10 Best Theater

11:40 Movie-The Second Woman-(Skyline Theater)
WKBN 27 (CBS/ABC/DuMont)
11AM Western Theater
1PM The Plainsman (This could have been the movie from 1936-very much edited-No record of a
series by that name)
2PM Six Shooters-Western Shorts?
3PM Movie-Charlie Chan "Dead Men Tell"
4PM Movie-Oriental Evil (Saturday Playhouse)
5PM Hopalong Cassidy
6PM Juke Box
6:30 News
6:45 Sports
7PM Masquerade Party-ABC
7:30 Beat The Clock-Collyer
8PM Jackie Gleason
9PM Two For The Money-Fred Allen substitutes for Herb Shriner
9:30 TV Reader's Digest-ABC
10PM Professional Father-Sitcom
10:30 Willy-Sitcom
11PM Weather
11:05 Sports
11:20 Wrestling-Chicago-DuMont
Midnight News Bulletin
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Re: Retro:Cleveland/Akron/Youngstown Saturday, February 26, 1955
Tim Lones takes us back to February 26th, 1955 in northeastern Ohio:
> Cleveland
>
> WNBK 3 NBC
>
> 7AM Test Pattern-COLOR
This was probably some time before electronically-generated color bars became common for a
"test pattern". I suspect it was probably a "circles and wedges" type of test pattern on a color
slide with various colors in-between the wedges inside the large circle that touched the top and
the bottom of the screen.
> 3PM NBA Basketball-Milwaukee Hawks/New York Knicks

> From New York's 69th Regiment Armory rather than Madison
> Square Garden
> Milwaukee won 79-72 from http://www.shrpsports.com/nba
I would think that the circus was at the old Madison Square Garden that week. The Knicks
probably were forced to play some games at the 69th Regiment Armory instead of the old MSG,
while the Rangers probably played on the road.
> 5PM Go! Ed Wallace
Was it a travelogue of some sort??
> 9PM Imogene Coca Show
She and Sid Caesar each got their own shows after "Your Show Of Shows" ended. I don't think
Coca's show lasted too long; Caesar's (with the rest of "Show Of Shows" cast and some of it's
writers) lasted three years. Later, they reunited on a short-lived ABC variety hour and from time-
to-time after that series ended, they would reunite with "Show Of Shows" co-stars Carl Reiner
and Howard Morris in a series of top-rated award-winning specials.
> 9:30 Jimmy Durante Show
I had read that this show was sponsored by Texaco, and they gave up sponsoring Milton Berle to
become the sponsor of this show.
Tim also noted:
> This is the week Channel 5 and WXEL-8 switches Networks with
> 5 going to ABC/DuMont and 8 to CBS-These will be the final
> regular CBS shows on Channel 5(Saturday-Tuesday)-The switch
> took place Wednesday March 2, 1955 at 7AM
It was odd for a network-affiliation switch to take place on a Wednesday. The first two times a
network-affiliation swap took place here in Boston (January 1st, 1961 and March 19th, 1972),
they were on Sundays. The most recent was Monday, January 2nd, 1995, which was a Monday
but also the "legal" New Year's Day Holiday (as January 1 was on a Sunday that year).
I believe Storer Communications had purchased WXEL by this time. Storer had a long and close
relationship with CBS, I suspect that was the reason why WXEL (later to become WJW) switched
to CBS.
> WFMJ 21 NBC
>
> 3PM Big Picture
> 3:30 Original Rumpus Room
> 4PM Movie Blazing Guns (Golden West Theater)
Interesting that WFMJ, a primary NBC affiliate, did not clear the network's NBA game that day.
But pro basketball was still a minor sport in the mid-fifties, and I suspect a lot of NBC affiliates
likewise snubbed the NBA.
07-29-2005, 12:34 AM #3
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> > 7AM Test Pattern-COLOR

>
> This was probably some time before electronically-generated
> color bars became common for a "test pattern". I suspect it
> was probably a "circles and wedges" type of test pattern on
> a color slide with various colors in-between the wedges
> inside the large circle that touched the top and the bottom
> of the screen.
You mean like this?
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>
>
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>
> Tim also noted:
>
> > This is the week Channel 5 and WXEL-8 switches Networks
> with
> > 5 going to ABC/DuMont and 8 to CBS-These will be the final
>
> > regular CBS shows on Channel 5(Saturday-Tuesday)-The
> switch
> > took place Wednesday March 2, 1955 at 7AM
>
> It was odd for a network-affiliation switch to take place on
> a Wednesday. The first two times a network-affiliation swap
> took place here in Boston (January 1st, 1961 and March 19th,
> 1972), they were on Sundays. The most recent was Monday,
> January 2nd, 1995, which was a Monday but also the "legal"
> New Year's Day Holiday (as January 1 was on a Sunday that
> year).
It happened in Raleigh, Wednesday, August 1, 1962, when WRAL/5
switched from NBC primary to ABC (there were only two commercial
stations in the market then). But when WRAL went to CBS and WTVD/11
to ABC, it happened on a Sunday, August 4, 1985.
>
> I believe Storer Communications had purchased WXEL by this
> time. Storer had a long and close relationship with CBS, I
> suspect that was the reason why WXEL (later to become WJW)
> switched to CBS.
>
> > WFMJ 21 NBC
>>
> > 3PM Big Picture
> > 3:30 Original Rumpus Room
> > 4PM Movie Blazing Guns (Golden West Theater)
>
> Interesting that WFMJ, a primary NBC affiliate, did not
> clear the network's NBA game that day. But pro basketball
> was still a minor sport in the mid-fifties, and I suspect a
> lot of NBC affiliates likewise snubbed the NBA.
>
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Yes, K.M., the "circles and wedges" test pattern looked something like the CBS color system test
pattern you illustrated in your post, only that it would have "WNBK-TV Channel 3 Cleveland"
printed on it and perhaps the red/blue/green NBC chimes logo the network used for a few years
in the mid and late 1950's. The red RCA "meatball" logo may also have appeared on the test
pattern, perhaps including below the RCA logo the words "Color Television System".
Maybe someone in Cleveland can track down the mid-1950's WNBK color test pattern. I'd like to
see what it looked like.
Retro: Atlanta Friday, March 20, 1953
From The Atlanta Constitution:
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
9:45 Devotions
10:30 Pastor's Study
11 AM Cooking School
12 N Peachtree Cowboys
12:30 News
12:45 Movie: "Secret Service
Investigator"
2 PM Tea At Two
2:30 Come Into The Kitchen
3 PM Big Payoff
4 PM Kate Smith
5 PM Hawkins Falls
5:15 Gabby Hayes
5:30 Howdy Doody

6 PM Woody Willow
6:30 Short Drama
6:45 Weather; News
7 PM Peachtree Cowboys
7:15 Mr. Toymaker
7:30 Those Two
8 PM Dennis Day
8:30 Life Of Riley
9 PM Big Story
9:30 Aldrich Family
10 PM Boxing: Johnny Bratton vs.
Bobby Jones, welterweights,
10 rounds from Madison Square
Garden
11 PM News; Weather
11:15 Movie: "Sporting Chance"
12:30 Reflections; News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
9:30 Religious Viewpoint
9:45 School Of The Air
10 AM Wheel Of Fortune (the original,

with people who did good deeds
spinning for cash)
10:45 Betty Furness
11 AM Perry's Kitchen
12 N News
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 TV Ranch
1:30 Garry Moore
3 PM Logan Sisters
3:15 Eddie Albert
3:30 Guiding Light (delay from 12:45)
3:45 Bride And Groom (delay from 12 Noon)
4 PM WAGA's Wild West Theater
5 PM Memo For Milady
5:30 Captain Video (aired on DuMont at
7 PM)
6 PM News; Dinner Date
6:30 Sports
6:45 Fun Club; News
7 PM March Of Time

7:45 Perry Como
8 PM Mama
8:30 My Friend Irma
9 PM Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars
10 PM Mr. And Mrs. North
10:30 The Unexpected
11 PM Chronoscope (a forerunner of Nightline,
and the only such program until Nightline
came along)
11:15 News
off 11:30 PM
WLW-A Ch. 8 (ABC)
2 PM Movie: "Speed Devils"
3:30 Shopping Atlanta
4 PM Music Shop (I believe Dick Van Dyke
was host of this show)
4:45 Cartoon Capers
5 PM Circle 8 Ranch
6 PM Swingbillies
6:30 News; Weather
6:45 Swingbillies
7:15 Who's Next?
7:30 Stu Erwin
8:30 What's Your Bid? (a live, network-
originated auction)
9:30 Tales Of Tomorrow
10 PM Movie: "Speed Devils"
off 11:15 PM
07-28-2005, 06:38 PM #2
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Re: Retro: Atlanta Friday, March 20, 1953
>>
>
> WLW-A Ch. 8 (ABC)
>
>
> 8:30 What's Your Bid? (a live, network-
> originated auction)
> 9 PM Life Begins At 80
>
While What's Your Bid, was probably an ABC Show at this time, it would move to DuMont two
mpnths later on May 3. Life begins At 80 was on DuMont at this time
Source: Clarke Ingram's DuMont History Site
http://members.aol.com/cingram/television/dumont.htm
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Re: Retro: Atlanta Friday, March 20, 1953
> >>
>>
> > WLW-A Ch. 8 (ABC)
>>
>>
> > 8:30 What's Your Bid? (a live, network-
> > originated auction)
> > 9 PM Life Begins At 80
>>
>
> While What's Your Bid, was probably an ABC Show at this
> time, it would move to DuMont two mpnths later on May 3.
> Life begins At 80 was on DuMont at this time
>
> Source: Clarke Ingram's DuMont History Site
>
> http://members.aol.com/cingram/television/dumont.htm
>
Although the Atlanta Constitution never indicated it,
WLW-A did carry some DuMont programs; Life Begins At
80 was one. WLW-A also carried Down You Go and wrestling
from Chicago, and may very well have carried What's Your
Bid? after it changed networks. Maybe DuMont considered
WAGA its Atlanta affiliate; at any rate the Constitution
listed Channel 5 as CBS/DuMont at least through the
summer of 1955, but WLW-A (which moved to Channel 11) was
always listed as ABC only.
Boston TV- Thanksgiving 1985- Network Affiliates Only
I got it from the Fall 1985 post with a few corrections for Boston
BOSTON TV- THANKSGIVING 1985
Thursday November 28, 1985
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:15- Test Pattern
6:45- Sign-on/AM Weather
7AM- Sesame Street
8AM- Mister Rogers
8:30- Sesame Street
9:30- Electric Company
10:15am- Movie- Kim (1950)
12:10pm- Movie- Brigadoon (1964)
2:10pm- Movie- The Americanization of Emily (1964)
4:15pm- Sesame Street
5:25pm- Mr. Rogers Neighborhood
6PM- Macneil/Lehrer Newshour
7pm- Doctor Who
7:30- Wild World of Animals
8pm- Sneak Previews
8:30- Victory Garden
9pm- This Old House
9:30- Say Brother
10PM- News- (with Christopher Lydon)
10:30- Business Report
11pm- MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour
12am- Sign-off
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC)
5 AM PEOPLE ARE TALKING (Continued)
5:30 EYEWITNESS NEWS
6 AM NBC NEWS
7 AM TODAY
9 AM 1985 MACY'S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE
12 NOON NFL 85
12:30 NFL FOOTBALL- New York Jets @ Detroit Lions
4 PM HAWAII-FIVE-O
5 PM PEOPLE'S COURT
6 PM EYEWITNESS NEWS
7 PM NBC NEWS
7:30 PM MAGAZINE
8 PM THE COSBY SHOW
8:30 FAMILY TIES
9 PM CHEERS
9:30 NIGHT COURT
10 PM THE PATTI LABELLE SHOW
11 PM NEWS
11:30 TONIGHT-Johnny Carson
12:30 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN
1:30 AMERICA
3AM EVENING MAGAZINE

3:30 PEOPLE'S COURT
4 AM MORE REAL PEOPLE
4:30 PEOPLE ARE TALKING
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
5 AM CHRONICLE
5:30 NEWSCENTER 5
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
7 AM GOOD MORNING AMERICA
9 AM PHIL DONAHUE
10 AM GOOD DAY
11:AM DIVORCE COURT
11:30 RYAN'S HOPE
12 NOON NEWSCENTER 5
12:30 LOVING
1 PM ALL MY CHILDREN
3 PM ONE LIFE TO LIVE
3 PM GENERAL HOSPITAL
4 PM DYNASTY
5 PM TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT
5:30 ALL IN THE FAMILY
6 PM NEWSCENTER 5
7 PM ABC NEWS
7:30 CHRONICLE
8 PM SHADOW CHASERS
9 PM DYNASTY II: THE COLBYS
10 PM 20/20
11 PM NEWSCENTER 5
11:30 NIGHTLINE
12AM SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL
12:30 DIVORCE COURT
1 AM NEWSCENTER 5
1:30 MOVIE
3:30 GOOD DAY
4:30 DIVORCE COURT
WNEV-TV 7 (CBS)
5 AM CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH
6 AM MORNING STRETCH
6:30 NEWS
7 AM CBS MORNING NEWS
9 AM 1985 CBS ALL-AMERICAN THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE
12 NOON NEWS
12:30 YOUNG & THE RESTLESS
1:30 MOVIE- Quarterback Princess (1983)
3:30 NFL TODAY
4 PM NFL FOOTBALL- St. Louis Cardinals @ Dallas Cowboys
7 PM CBS NEWS
7:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
8 PM MOVIE- High Road to China (1983)

10 PM SIMON & SIMON
11 PM NEWS
12 MIDNIGHT NIGHT HEAT
1:10 CBS LATE MOVIE The Mating Season (1980)
2:30 NEWS
Retro: Atlanta Friday, October 19, 1979
From the Atlanta Constitution and run from
7 AM:
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Password Plus
10 AM Dinah!
12 N News
2 PM The Doctors
2:30 Another World
4 PM Starsky & Hutch

5 PM Newlywed Game
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
7:30 3's A Crowd
8 PM Diff'rent Strokes
8:30 Hello, Larry
9 PM Rockford Files
10 PM Eischied
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Midnight Special
2:30 News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Morning
9 AM Donahue
10 AM Cross-Wits
10:30 Whew!
10:55 CBS News--Douglas Edwards
12 N News

2:30 Guiding Light
3:30 Bewitched
4 PM Good Times
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
8 PM Incredible Hulk
9 PM Dukes Of Hazzard
10 PM Dallas
11 PM News
11:30 Maude
12 M Movie: "You Can't Win Them All"
2:30 Movie: "The Bounty Killer"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
I assume instructional programming until
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Sesame Street
6:30 Questions-Answers
7:30 Dick Cavett
8 PM Washington Week In Review
9 PM Atlanta Week In Review
9:30 Camera Three (some episodes were
made for PBS after CBS canceled it)
10 PM Celebrity Concert (Dionne Warwick)
11 PM Movie: "That Swinging City" (refers
to 1966 London)
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
9 AM Medical Center
10:30 Edge Of Night
11 AM Laverne & Shirley
11:30 Family Feud
12 N News
12:30 Ryan's Hope
4 PM Gunsmoke
5 PM Jim Rockford, Private

Investigator
6 PM News
7 PM ABC News
7:30 Tic Tac Dough
8 PM All-Star Family Feud Special
9 PM Movie: "Girl Happy"
11 PM News
11:30 Week In Football (with Fran Tarkenton)
12 M Charlie's Angels
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
8 AM Leave It To Beaver
8:30 Romper Room
9 AM Lucy Show
9:30 Green Acres
10 AM Movie: "Five Golden Hours"
11:55 News
12 N Love, American Style
12:30 Movie: "For Love Of Ivy"
2:25 News
2:30 Gigglesnort Hotel
3 PM I Love Lucy
3:30 Flintstones
4 PM Spectreman
5 PM My Three Sons
6 PM Carol Burnett & Friends
6:30 Bob Newhart
7 PM Sanford And Son
8 PM Movie: "Horror Of Frankenstein"
10 PM Winston Churchill
10:30 Up Close With (Sen. S.J. Hayakawa)
11 PM Last Of The Wild
11:30 Movie: "I Was A Teenage Werewolf"
1:05 Movie: "Dr. Goldfoot And The Girl
Bombs"
2:55 Movie: "Carry On, Doctor"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
8:15 A.M. Weather
8:30 Instructional Programs (I assume)
9 AM Sesame Street
10 AM Instructional Programs (again, I assume)
2:30 (assumed) Instructional Programs

4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM By-Line
6:30 Over Easy
7 PM Dick Cavett
9 PM Connections
10 PM Poldark I (Part 16 of 16)
11 PM Dick Cavett
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
7 AM PTL Club
9 AM TBA
9:30 Success N Life
10 AM Love Of Life (Ch. 5 dropped this
when CBS moved it to 4 PM)
10:30 Keys To The Kingdom
11 AM PTL Club
1 PM TBA
1:30 Health Field

2 PM Make Peace With Nature
2:30 Robin Hood
3 PM Bullwinkle
3:30 Cartoons
4 PM Jetsons
4:30 Officer Don & Orvil (his dragon
puppet)
5 PM Beat The Clock (pre-empted on Ch. 5
at 10 AM)
5:30 One Day At A Time (pre-empted on
Ch. 5 at 3:30)
6:30 Peter Gunn
7 PM Wanted: Dead Or Alive
7:30 Sports Roundtable
8 PM Movie: "The Stranger"
10 PM Roller Superstars
11 PM Sports Roundtable
11:30 Night Stalker (pre-empted on
Ch. 5)
12:40 CBS Movie: "Badlands"
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM 700 Club
8:30 Batman
9 AM Movie: "Two Guys From Milwaukee"
11 AM Make Room For Daddy
11:30 Mayberry RFD
12 N McHale's Navy
12:30 Dick Van Dyke
1 PM Pete & Gladys
2 PM Lone Ranger
2:30 Popeye & Friends
3:30 Star Blazers
4 PM Tom & Jerry
5 PM Battle Of The Planets
5:30 Superman
6 PM Brady Bunch
6:30 Best Of Jackie Gleason
8 PM Bonanza
9 PM 700 Club
10:30 The Lesson
11 PM Rise And Be Healed
11:30 Big Valley
Retro: Atlanta Monday, September 3, 1973

run from 7 AM. BTW, this is Labor Day.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Today In Georgia
9:30 Monday News Conference
10 AM Dinah's Place
10:30 Baffle
11 AM Wizard Of Odds
12 N News
12:30 Merv Griffin
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Somerset
5 PM Perry Mason
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
8 PM Baseball: Dodgers at Giants

11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Jerry Lewis Telethon continues
from 9 PM Sunday
6:30 CBS News
7 PM News
7:30 All American Futurity Race
8 PM Gunsmoke
9 PM Here's Lucy
9:30 Doris Day
10 PM Medical Center
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Late Movie: "Children Of
The Damned"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM Sesame Street
7 PM Insight
7:30 Forum
8 PM World Symphony Orchestra
10 PM Ingmar Bergman Film Festival:
"A Lesson In Love"
WQXI Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Good Morning Atlanta (this is
before Good Morning America
was even heard-of)
7:30 Cartoon Club
9 AM Hazel
9:30 Dick Van Dyke
10 AM Password
11 AM One Life To Live
11:30 Brady Bunch
12 N News
12:30 Split Second
2 PM Newlywed Game
2:30 The Girl In My Life

3:30 Movie: "I'll Get By"
5 PM Bonanza
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
8 PM The Rookies
9 PM ABC Movie: "The Spirit
Is Willing"
11 PM News
11:40 Untouchables
(delay from Friday)
2:10 News
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
8:30 Romper Room
9 AM New Zoo Revue
9:30 Donna Reed
10 AM Mike Douglas
11:30 Living Easy With Dr. Joyce
Brothers
12 N Mr. Ed
12:30 Topper
1 PM Movie: "Rogue River"
3:30 Banana Splits And Friends
4 PM Leave It To Beaver
4:30 Flipper
5 PM Andy Griffith
6 PM Rifleman
7:30 Andy Griffith
8 PM Star Trek
9 PM Movie: "Another Part Of
The Forest"
11 PM Alfred Hitchcock Presents
11:30 Movie: "And Now Tomorrow"
1:20 Movie: "Rogue River"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street

6 PM Erica
6:30 Know Your Antiques
7 PM Making Things Grow
7:30 Book Beat
8 PM International Performance
9 PM It's Your Vote (the new
Atlanta city charter)
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
11 AM Fury
11:30 Cartoon Festival
12 N 700 Club
2 PM TBA
2:30 Bozo
3 PM Deputy Dawg And Friends
3:30 Mighty Mouse
4 PM Lone Ranger
4:30 Superman
6:30 Mayberry RFD
7 PM Honeymooners
7:30 Circus!
8 PM 700 Club
10 PM Glen Haven Baptist
10:30 Good News
11 PM Rawhide
Retro: Atlanta Wednesday, October 23, 1957
From the Atlanta Constitution. Times
are EST.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Arlene Francis
9:30 Treasure Hunt
10:30 Truth Or Consequences (COLOR)
11 AM Tic Tac Dough
12 N News
12:15 Movie: "None Shall Escape"
4 PM Comedy Time
5 PM Big Adventure With Officer Don

6 PM Football News
6:15 News And Weather
6:30 Wagon Train
9:30 Dr. Christian
10 PM Sheriff Of Cochise
10:30 News
10:45 Movie: "The Undying Monster"
sign off 12:30 AM
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Jimmy Dean
7:45 News (again, don't know if
local or network)
8:30 Romper Room
9 AM Garry Moore
9:30 Arthur Godfrey
11 AM News
11:15 Love Of Life

11:45 Guiding Light
12 N World News
12:15 Hotel Cosmopolitan (delay
from 11 AM)
1 PM Beat The Clock
Party
2 PM Big Payoff
3 PM Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4 PM Woman's World
4:30 Gene Autry
5:30 Waterfront
6 PM News
6:30 I Love Lucy (rerun)
7 PM The Big Record (COLOR)
8 PM The Millionaire
9 PM U.S. Steel Hour
10 PM State Trooper
10:30 News And Movie: "Little

Tokyo, USA"
sign off 12:15 AM
WLW-A Ch. 11 (ABC)
8:15 Gospel Wakeup
9 AM Skipper Ray
10 AM School Days
10:30 A Woman's Day
11 AM Movie: "Fugitive For A Night"
12:30 News
12:45 Miss Who?
1:30 Life With Elizabeth
2 PM Stu Erwin
2:30 Colonel March
4:30 Do You Trust Your Wife? (later
became Who Do You Trust?)
6 PM Sky King
6:30 Disneyland
7:30 Tombstone Territory

8:30 Walter Winchell File
10 PM City Detective
10:45 Wrestling
off 12 Midnight
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Re: Retro: Atlanta Wednesday, October 23, 1957
> From the Atlanta Constitution. Times
> are EST.
> Interesting seems all shows although ET started hour earlier than New York 10 PM very
interesting...also note 10 PM "State Trooper" first run syndi modern cowboy Cop starring Rod
Cameron vs "Sheriff of Cochise" first run syndi modern cowboy cop vs "City Detective" reuns
starring Rod Cameron. Poor programming choice since viewer who liked one would like all 3 and
different time slots would have been better.
> WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
>
> 7 AM Today
> 9 AM Arlene Francis

> 9:30 Treasure Hunt
> 10 AM Price Is Right
> 10:30 Truth Or Consequences (COLOR)
> 11 AM Tic Tac Dough
> 11:30 It Could Be You
> 12 N News
> 12:15 Movie: "None Shall Escape"
> 2 PM Matinee Theater (COLOR)
> 3 PM Queen For A Day
> 4 PM Comedy Time
> 4:30 My Little Margie
> 5 PM Big Adventure With Officer Don
> 6 PM Football News
> 6:15 News And Weather
> 6:30 Wagon Train
> 7:30 Father Knows Best
> 8 PM Kraft Television Theater
> 9 PM This Is Your Life
> 9:30 Dr. Christian
> 10 PM Sheriff Of Cochise
> 10:30 News
> 10:45 Movie: "The Undying Monster"
> sign off 12:30 AM
>
> WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
>
> 7 AM Jimmy Dean
> 7:45 News (again, don't know if
> local or network)
> 8 AM Captain Kangaroo
> 8:30 Romper Room
> 9 AM Garry Moore
> 11 AM News
> 12 N World News
> 12:15 Hotel Cosmopolitan (delay
> from 11 AM)
> 1 PM Beat The Clock
> 1:30 Art Linkletter's House
> Party
> 2 PM Big Payoff
> 2:30 Verdict Is Yours
> 3 PM Brighter Day
> 3:15 Secret Storm

> 4 PM Woman's World
> 4:30 Gene Autry
> 5:30 Waterfront
> 6 PM News
> 6:15 Douglas Edwards With The News
> 6:30 I Love Lucy (rerun)
> 7 PM The Big Record (COLOR)
> 8 PM The Millionaire
> 8:30 I've Got A Secret
> 9 PM U.S. Steel Hour
> 10 PM State Trooper
> 10:30 News And Movie: "Little
> Tokyo, USA"
> sign off 12:15 AM
>
> WLW-A Ch. 11 (ABC)
>
> 8:15 Gospel Wakeup
> 9 AM Skipper Ray
> 10 AM School Days
> 10:30 A Woman's Day
> 11 AM Movie: "Fugitive For A Night"
> 12:30 News

> 12:45 Miss Who?
> 1:30 Life With Elizabeth
> 2 PM Stu Erwin
> 2:30 Colonel March
> 3 PM American Bandstand
> 4:30 Do You Trust Your Wife? (later
> became Who Do You Trust?)
> 5 PM Wild Bill Hickok
> 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club
> 6 PM Sky King
> 6:30 Disneyland
> 7:30 Tombstone Territory
> 8 PM Ozzie And Harriet
> 8:30 Walter Winchell File
> 9 PM Wednesday Night Fights
> 10 PM City Detective
> 10:30 News And Weather
> 10:45 Wrestling
> off 12 Midnight
>
07-29-2005, 01:28 PM #3
KMRichards
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> also note 10
> PM "State Trooper" first run syndi modern cowboy Cop
> starring Rod Cameron vs "Sheriff of Cochise" first run syndi
> modern cowboy cop vs "City Detective" reuns starring Rod
> Cameron. Poor programming choice since viewer who liked one
> would like all 3 and different time slots would have been
> better.
Proves that even then, there was competitive counterscheduling going on in television.
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07-29-2005, 10:25 PM #4
oldiesfan
Guest
> > From the Atlanta Constitution.
> > Times are EST.
> Interesting seems all shows although ET
> started hour earlier than New York...

The key here is the designation "EST."
By 1957, daylight-saving time in many places--
including New York--ran until the last Sunday
of October which would have been the 27th.
Georgia OTOH stayed on EST year-round, hence
programs airing an hour earlier than EDT.
Previous postings by bpatrick and others seemed
to indicate that the spring/summer of 1958 was
the first time when the networks were VTR-capable
enough to provide a delayed feed one hour later to
the EST and CST areas so (most) shows could air
at the same "clock time" winter and summer.
Now...just don't get me started on this upcoming DST
extension and what it will do to the communications and
transportation industries when dealing in cross-border
and international commerce.Edited by oldiesfan on 07/30/05

04:37 AM.
07-29-2005, 10:30 PM #5
KMRichards
Guest
"Don't get me started?"

> Just don't get me started on those two clowns
> Upton and Markey who seem to have no clue as to what
> their DST extension will do to certain industries
> that deal in cross-border and international commerce.
Speaking as a moderator who has had to stop threads from deteriorating into political
discussions on too many occasions, I wish you hadn't brought this up at all.
If you don't want to get started, then don't post the starting point in the first place ...
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07-30-2005, 12:44 AM #6
oldiesfan
Guest
Re: "Don't get me started?"
Well, you did get me started into editing
the particular comment which may have had
the political slant...
07-30-2005, 02:22 AM #7
KMRichards
Guest
Re: "Don't get me started?"
> Well, you did get me started into editing
> the particular comment which may have had
> the political slant...
As one of the few who saw it pre-edit, I commend you on your revised choice of words.
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Retro:Cleveland Area, Sunday, February 27, 1955
From:TV Guide
Cleveland
3 WNBK NBC
8AM Test Pattern-COLOR
9:30 Youth Wants to Know
10AM American Forum
10:30 Tomorrow-Science
11AM Norman Vincent Peale

11:15 Cartoon Time
11:30 Hoot Gibson
11:45 Pat Patterson
Noon Pet Show
12:15 News-House
12:30 Funny Funnies-Glenn Rowell
Gene Carroll And Glenn Rowell were a famous Radio Comedy Team in the 1930's. Incedentally,
Carroll was on Channel 5 opposite Rowell in the long-running "Gene Carroll Show" Talent contest
series.
1PM Movie (TV Theater) Three Desperate Men
2:30 Opera Theater-Would Be Gentleman
Featuring Wally Cox and a young Charlotte Rae
4PM Juvenile Jury
4:30 Zoo Parade
5PM Hallmark Hall Of Fame Sound And Fury:The Story of Alexander Graham Bell
6PM Meet The Press
6:30 Roy Rogers
7PM People Are Funny-Linkletter
7:30 Big Time-Variety-SPECIAL
Produced By Max Leibman, Featuring Milton Berle, Ray Bolger And Martha Raye
9PM Philco/Goodyear TV Playhouse

10PM Loretta Young
10:30 Bob Cummings Show (Love That Bob)
11PM Movie-(Theater) Caged Fury
12:30 News
WEWS 5 CBS
9:55 News
10AM Lamp Unto My Feet
11AM Big Picture
11:30 The Christophers
Noon Gene Carroll Show-Talent
1PM Polka Parade
1:30 Urban League-Dudley
2PM These 40 Days-Lent
2:15 Movie (Sunday Matinee) Five-Pound Man
3PM University Circle
4PM Lassie-From Sunday 7PM CBS
4:30 Fun With Charades-Local Game Show
5PM Omnibus
6:30 You Are There-Walter Cronkite
EG Marshall appears as George Washington

7PM Range Rider-Syndicated
7:30 Private Secretary
8PM Toast Of The Town (Ed Sullivan Show)
9PM Fred Waring
9:30 Stage 7
10:30 What's My Line
11PM CBS News-Cronkite
11;15 Danger-From CBS Tuesdays
11:45 News
WXEL 8 CBS
11AM Talent Parade-Joe Berg
Noon Faith For Today
12:30 Big Picture
1PM Johns Hopkins-ABC
1:30 Teen Press
2PM Movie-When The West was Young
3PM Movie-Come Back Peter
4:30 Prescription For Living
5PM Super Circus-ABC
6PM Jimmy Wakely Show

7:30 Pepsi Cola Playhouse-ABC
8PM Key To The Ages-DEBUT-DuMont
9PM Walter Winchell-ABC
9:15 Horizons-ABC
9:30 Life Begins At 80 DuMont
10PM Break The Bank-ABC Bank Is Worth $2900
10:30 Pantomime Quiz-ABC (From 9:30 PM Sunday)
11PM Movie-Charlie Chan In Honolulu
Akron
WAKR 49 ABC
1:30 The West
2:30 Oral Roberts
3PM Double Feature Theater
5PM Super Circus
6PM Western Playhouse
7PM You Asked For It
7:30 Pepsi Cola Playhouse
8PM Movie-TBA
9PM Walter Winchell
9:15 Horizons
9:30 Pantomime Quiz
10PM Break The Bank
10:30 Movie-Sky Liner
Youngstown
WFMJ 21 NBC
12:45 Serial Theater
1:15 Fun With Music
1:30 Polka Party-Ament
2PM To Help Themselves
2:30 Opera Theater-Would Be Gentleman
Featuring Wally Cox and a young Charlotte Rae
4PM Juvenile Jury
4:30 Zoo Parade
5PM Hallmark Hall Of Fame Sound And Fury:The Story of Alexander Graham Bell
6PM Kit Carson
7PM People Are Funny-Linkletter
7:30 Big Time-Variety-SPECIAL
Produced By Max Leibman, Featuring Milton Berle, Ray Bolger And Martha Raye
9PM Philco/Goodyear TV Playhouse
10PM Loretta Young
10:30 Bob Cummings Show (Love That Bob)
11PM Sports
11:15 Movie-Impact
WKBN 27
11:30 Western Theater
1:30 Polka Party (also listd on 21)
2PM Big Picture
2:30 These 40 Days
2:45 Panorama
3PM Now And Then
3:30 Adventure
4PM The Name's The Same-ABC (From Monday, 7:30 PM)
4:30 Prescription For Life
5PM Frontiersman
6:30 DisneyLand-ABC
7:30 Ramar Of The Jungle
8PM Toast Of The Town-CBS

9PM Mark Saber-Synd.
9:30 Stage 7
10PM Father Knows Best (CBS)
10:30 What's My Line?-CBS
11PM Movie (Premiere Playhouse)-Man In The Iron Mask
12:30 News
9:30 Stage 7
10PM Father Knows Best (CBS)
10:30 What's My Line?-CBS
11PM Movie (Premiere Playhouse)-Man In The Iron Mask
12:30 News
New York TV- FALL 1948
NEW YORK TV- FALL 1948- Source: New York Times
Thursday October 28, 1948
WCBS-TV 2 (CBS)
12:30- Music: Program Review: Weather
12:45- Film Shorts
1pm- Vanity Fair
6:15- Music: Program Review: Weather
6:30- Lucky Pup

6:45- Bob Howard Show
7pm- Film Shorts
7:30- Douglas Edwards with the News
7:45- Face the Music
8pm- To the Queens Taste
8:30- MOVIE- The Queen of the Yukon
9:40- Film Shorts
10:25- Liberal Party Rally with President Truman (from Madison Square Garden)
11pm- Newsreel
WNBT-TV 4 (NBC)
5:30- Howdy Doody
7:15- Cavalcade of Fashions
7:30- Musical Minatures
7:45- Sportswoman of the Week
8pm- Film: Princess Sagaphi
8:15- The Nature of Things
8:30- Lanny Ross Variety Show
9pm- Bob Smith Show
9:30- Paul Winchell Variety Show
WABD-TV 5 (DUMONT)
5:45pm- Teletunes
6pm- Small Fry Club- Bob Emery
6:30- Sports with Russ Hodges/Films

7pm- Tots, Tweens and Teens
7:30- Camera Headlines
7:45- Jack Elgen Show
8pm- Film Shorts
8:30- Charade Quiz with Bill Slater
9pm- Sports Film
9:05- Wrestling at Park Arena
WJZ-TV 7 (ABC)
5:30pm- Cartoon Teletales
7pm- News and Views (with Gordon Fraser)
7:08- Sports Results (with Joe Hasel)
7:15- Film: Puppet Making
7:30- Film: Circus Boy
8:15- George Gallup charts the Election with George Fraser
8:30- Club Seven
WPIX-TV 11 (IND)
5pm- News and Recorded Music
5:45- Comics on Parade
6pm- Recorded Music
7pm- News: Rendezvous with Stan Shaw
7:30- Newsreel
7:40- Jimmy Jemall- Inquiring Photographer
8pm- Gloria Swanson Program

9pm- News: Wrestling at Ridgewood Grove
10:45- Newsreel
WATV-TV 13 (IND)
10am- Test Pattern
2:45pm- Music and Feature Film
4pm- Western Feature
5pm- Junior Frolics
5:30- Film Serial: Shadow of the Eagle
5:50- Camera Highlights
7pm- Film: Fighting Renegade
8pm- Film: Devil Bat
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Re: New York TV- FALL 1948
> NEW YORK TV- FALL 1948- Source: New York Times
>
> Thursday October 28, 1948
>
> WCBS-TV 2 (CBS)
> 12:30- Music: Program Review: Weather
> 12:45- Film Shorts
> 1pm- Vanity Fair

> 6:15- Music: Program Review: Weather
> 6:30- Lucky Pup
> 6:45- Bob Howard Show
> 7pm- Film Shorts
> 7:30- Douglas Edwards with the News
> 7:45- Face the Music
> 8pm- To the Queens Taste
> 8:30- MOVIE- The Queen of the Yukon
> 9:40- Film Shorts
> 10:25- Liberal Party Rally with President Truman (from Madison Square Garden)
> 11pm- Newsreel
I was going to say "What Party Rally with President Truman?", but a quick Google search
confirmed your listing. The Liberal Party (active only in NY state) did in fact nominate Truman
and actively campaigned for him. They did this for every Democrat between 1944 and 2000 with
the exception of Jimmy Carter in 1980 (they went for John Anderson that year). They called it
quits in 2002.
> WNBT-TV 4 (NBC)
> 5:30- Howdy Doody
> 7:15- Cavalcade of Fashions
> 7:30- Musical Minatures
> 7:45- Sportswoman of the Week
> 8pm- Film: Princess Sagaphi
> 8:15- The Nature of Things
> 8:30- Lanny Ross Variety Show
> 9pm- Bob Smith Show

> 9:30- Paul Winchell Variety Show
>
> WABD-TV 5 (DUMONT)
> 5:45pm- Teletunes
> 6pm- Small Fry Club- Bob Emery
> 6:30- Sports with Russ Hodges/Films
> 7pm- Tots, Tweens and Teens
> 7:30- Camera Headlines
> 7:45- Jack Elgen Show
> 8pm- Film Shorts
> 8:30- Charade Quiz with Bill Slater
> 9pm- Sports Film
> 9:05- Wrestling at Park Arena
>
> WJZ-TV 7 (ABC)
> 5:30pm- Cartoon Teletales
> 7pm- News and Views (with Gordon Fraser)
> 7:08- Sports Results (with Joe Hasel)
> 7:15- Film: Puppet Making
> 7:30- Film: Circus Boy
> 8:15- George Gallup charts the Election with George Fraser
> 8:30- Club Seven
Did ABC not have any network programming on Thursdays during their first year of existence?
That's an awfully short schedule for a network O&O, even for 1948. Of course, WNBT and WABD
weren't much better.
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Re: New York TV- FALL 1948
> > NEW YORK TV- FALL 1948- Source: New York Times
>>
> > Thursday October 28, 1948
> >>
> > WJZ-TV 7 (ABC)
> > 5:30pm- Cartoon Teletales
> > 7pm- News and Views (with Gordon Fraser)
> > 7:08- Sports Results (with Joe Hasel)
> > 7:15- Film: Puppet Making
> > 7:30- Film: Circus Boy
> > 8:15- George Gallup charts the Election with George Fraser
>
> > 8:30- Club Seven
>
> Did ABC not have any network programming on Thursdays during
> their first year of existence? That's an awfully short

> schedule for a network O&O, even for 1948. Of course, WNBT
Castleman and Podrazik, in The TV Schedule Book, give this
lineup for ABC Thursdays in the fall of 1948:
5:30 Singing Lady (Cartoon Teletales is given as Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday; Singing Lady Tuesday and
Thursday)
6 PM (Local)
7 PM News And Views
7:15 (Local)
8 PM Fashion Story
8:30 Critic-At-Large
9 PM ABC Feature Film
10 PM (Local)
Club Seven is listed as a Wednesday show, after having aired
on Thursdays in the summer of 1948.
Brooks and Marsh note that Fashion Story debuted Nov. 4, 1948,
and that Critic-At-Large moved from Wednesday to Thursday in
November as well. They also show Film Shorts airing 7:15-8 PM.
News And Views had debuted August 11, 1948.
Overall, you're a week ahead of the network.

>>
Cleveland:Tuesday-Wednesday, March 1-2, 1955
This Is When WXEL 8 and WEWS 5 Switch Affiliations..From TV Guide
WNBK 3 NBC
Tuesday March 1
7AM Today
9AM Movie:Song Of Mexico
10:30 Way of The World-Soap
10:45 Sheliah Graham-Interview-John Wayne in 5 15 minute segments
11AM-Home/Arlene Francis
Noon Tennessee Ernie Ford
12:30 Feather Your Nest-Game
1PM Movie-Forced Landing
2:30 Maggi Byrne-Fashion
3PM The Greatest Gift-Soap
3:15 Golden Windows-Soap
3:30 One Man's Family-Soap
3:45 Miss Marlowe-Soap
4PM Hawkins Falls-Soap

4:15 First Love-Soap
4:30 World Of Mr. Sweeney
5PM Pinky Lee
5:30 Howdy Doody
6PM Abbott And Costello
6:30 Sports
6:40 Weather Vane
6:45 Tom Field-News
7PM Ella Raines
7:30 Dinah Shore
7:45 News Caravan-Swayze
8PM Bob Hope
9:30 Armstrong Circle Theater
10PM Truth Or Consequences
10:30 It's A Great Life-Comedy (Still Occasionally seen on American Life [Goodlife] Cable channel)
11PM News
11:05 Weather-Joe Finan
11:10 Sports
11:15 Fame-profile of Henry Ford
11:30 Tonight-Steve Allen
1AM News
Wednesday, March 2
Morning-Afternoon Same As Tuesday except For:
9AM Movie: Life, Liberty and Orrin Dooley
1PM Movie: Pistol-Packin Mama
2:25 Amy Vanderbilt-5 minutes
6PM Wild Bill Hickock
7PM Norby-David Wayne Comedy
7:30 Eddie Fisher
8PM I Married Joan
9PM Kraft Theater
10:30 Big Town
11PM News, Sports, Weather
11:15 Theater 15
11:30 Tonight
1AM News
WEWS 5 CBS Tuesday/ABC-DuMont Wednesday
Tuesday March 1, 1955
7AM Morning Show-Jack Paar (Local Wings Of Song at 8:25 and 8:55)
9AM Western Reserve
9:30 Paige Palmer
10AM Garry Moore
10:30 Arthur Godfrey
Noon Valiant Lady
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Guiding Light
1PM Women's Window
1:30 Welcome Travelers-(NBC series had recently moved to CBS)
2PM Robert Q. Lewis
2:30 House Party-Linkletter
3PM Big Payoff
3:30 Bob Crosby
4PM Mixing Bowl-Local
5PM Captain Video-(Strangely was listed on channel 8 at the same time)-DuMont
5:15 Dinner Platter-Bob Dale
5:30 Uncle Jakes House
6PM Little Rascals
6:30 News-Dorothy Fuldheim
6:45 Sports
6:55 Weather
7PM Pooch Parade
7:30 CBS News-Douglas Edwards
7:45 Jo Stafford-Music
8PM Florian Zabach Not sure if this was a one time syndicated special or on CBS
8:30 Halls Of Ivy-Ronald Colman
9PM Meet Millie
9:30 Red Skelton
10PM Mr. District Attorney-Syndicated
10:30 See It Now-Edward R. Murrow
11PM Movie-TBA
12:30 News
Wednesday March 2, 1955
8:55 News
9AM Western Reserve
9:30 Paige Palmer
9:55 News
10AM Little Rascals
10:30 Movie-TBA
11:55 News
Noon Bob Dale Show

1PM Women's Window
2PM Robert Q. Lewis-CBS
3PM Paul Dixon-DuMont
4PM Mixing Bowl
4:30 Uncle Jake's House
5PM Captain Video-DuMont (Now On Channel 5 only)
5:15 Dinner Platter-Bob Dale
5:45 Captain Video-DuMont
6PM Little Rascals
6:30 News
6:45 Weather
6:50 Sports-Paul Wilcox
7PM Waterfront-Syndicated
7:30 Disneyland (First ABC Network Show on 5)
8:30 Stu Erwin
9PM Liberace-Synd.
9:30 Who Said That-ABC
Panel:Gene Raymond. June Lockhart, Bob Considine
10PM To Be Announced
11PM Movie(Playhouse):Raw Deal
WXEL 8 ABC/DuMont Tuesday CBS Wednesday

Tuesday, March 1
8:55 Preview Corner
9AM To Be Announced
10AM Alice Weston-Cooking
10:30 Chrming Children
11AM Nancy Dixon-Shopping
11:05 Maggie Wulff-Women's Interests
12:30 Rena And Bob-Local Variety
1PM Portia Faces Life-CBS
1:15 Road Of Life-CBS
1:30 All For You-Weston
2PM Movie-Thunder Pass
4PM Brighter Day-CBS
4:15 Secret Storm-CBS
4:30 King Jack-Kids
5PM Captain Video-DuMont (Also on 5)
5:15 Desert Deputy-Western Shorts
6:30 News Parade-Jim Lang
6:45 Weather
6:50 Ohio Story
7PM Seven O Clock Playhouse

8PM Bishop Sheen-DuMont (By the first week of May would move to ABC)
8:30 Twenty Questions-ABC
9:30 US Steel Hour-ABC
11PM News-Guthrie
11:10 Sports
11:15 Weather
11:20 Movie:Cheer The Brave
Wednesday, March 2, 1955
7AM Morning Show Jack Paar(First Official CBS show, though 8 had been showing certain CBS
Soap Operas)
9AM Movie-TBA
10AM Garry Moore
11;30 Strike It Rich
Noon Valiant Lady
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Guiding Light
1PM Portia Faces Life
1:15 Road Of Life

2PM Alice Weston
2:30 House Party
3PM Big Payoff
3:30 Bob Crosby
4PM Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
5PM Story Lady
5:15 Barker Bill-CBS (Terrytoons)
5:30 Adventure Theater
6:30 News Parade (Weather follows)
6:50 Joe Portaro-Beauty
7PM Matchless Theater
7:45 Perry Como
8PM Arthur Godfrey And Friends
9PM The Millionaire-Drama
9:30 I've Got A Secret Scheduled Guest:Jackie Gleason
10PM Best of Broadway-COLOR
The Guardsman-Claudette Cobert, Franchot Tone Mary Boland, Mary Grace Canfield, Reginald
Gardiner, Harry Worth, Margaret Hamilton
11PM News-Warren Guthrie (Sports, Weather, Follow)
11:20 Movie-TBA
WAKR 49 ABC Akron
Tuesday, March 1
4PM Movie-Scared To Death
5PM Hinky Dinks
5:30 Quick On The Draw
6PM News
6:15 Tail Waggers
6:30 Paige Palmer
6:50 Trophy Room-Eddie Elias-Akron Native Later Founded the Pro Bowlers Tour which was
headquartered in Akron till a few years ago.
7PM News-Jack Fitzgibbons
7:10 Sports
7:15 ABC News-John Daly
7:30 Chef Lorenzo
8PM Bishop Sheen-DuMont
8:30 Liberace-Syndicated (interesting segue?)
9:30 Wrestling-Hollywood (syndicated?)
10:30 Stop The Music-ABC
11PM News/Sports
Wednesday, March 2
Same as Tuesday except for:
4PM Movie-TBA
6:15 Spotlight On Sports
6:50 Ohio Story
8PM Spelling Bee
8:30 Stu Erwin-ABC
9PM Masquerade Party-ABC
9:30 Junior Town Meeting
10PM Movie-Rolling Home
11PM News/Sports
there is an interesting site which deals in naming/identifying 1950's classic TV Themes..Is also
helpful somewhat in establishing when some shows were on what network..
http://www.classicthemes.com/50sTVTh...riesList.shtml
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Re: Cleveland:Tuesday-Wednesday, March 1-2, 1955
>Florian ZaBach had a syndicated series at this time.
He was a violinist who apparently worked a lot like
Liberace. I remember his making a number of appearances
with Mike Douglas in the '60s and '70s.
DuMont was in the process of cutting its schedule to
practically nothing. Captain Video ended April 1, and
Bishop Sheen moved to ABC around that time; the game show
Down You Go moved to CBS in June; and Life Begins at 80
to ABC in August. The last surviving entertainment show
on DuMont, What's The Story?, ended September 23, 1955.
Except for Monday-night boxing, which lasted until August
1956, DuMont was dead, to be reorganized as Metromedia
and then, in 1986, Fox.
This Is When WXEL 8 and WEWS 5 Switch Affiliations..From TV
> Guide
>
> WNBK 3 NBC
>
> Tuesday March 2
>
> 7AM Today
> 9AM Movie:Song Of Mexico
> 10AM Ding Dong School
> 10:30 Way of The World-Soap
> 11AM-Home/Arlene Francis
>
> Noon Tennessee Ernie Ford
> 12:30 Feather Your Nest-Game
> 1PM Movie-Forced Landing
> 2:30 Maggi Byrne-Fashion
> 3PM The Greatest Gift-Soap

> 3:15 Golden Windows-Soap
> 3:30 One Man's Family-Soap
> 3:45 Miss Marlowe-Soap
> 4PM Hawkins Falls-Soap
> 4:15 First Love-Soap
> 4:30 World Of Mr. Sweeney
> 5PM Pinky Lee
> 5:30 Howdy Doody
>
> 6PM Abbott And Costello
> 6:30 Sports
> 6:40 Weather Vane
> 6:45 Tom Field-News
> 7PM Ella Raines
> 7:30 Dinah Shore
> 7:45 News Caravan-Swayze
> 8PM Bob Hope
> 9PM Fireside Theater
> 9:30 Armstrong Circle Theater
> 10PM Truth Or Consequences
> 10:30 It's A Great Life-Comedy (Still Occasionally seen on
> American Life [Goodlife] Cable channel)
> 11PM News
> 11:05 Weather-Joe Finan

> 11:10 Sports
> 11:15 Fame-profile of Henry Ford
> 11:30 Tonight-Steve Allen
> 1AM News
>
> Wednesday, March 2
>
> Morning-Afternoon Same As Tuesday except For:
> 9AM Movie: Life, Liberty and Orrin Dooley
> 1PM Movie: Pistol-Packin Mama
> 2:25 Amy Vanderbilt-5 minutes
> 6PM Wild Bill Hickock
> 7PM Norby-David Wayne Comedy
> 7:30 Eddie Fisher
>
> 8PM I Married Joan
> 9PM Kraft Theater
> 10PM This Is Your Life
> 10:30 Big Town
> 11PM News, Sports, Weather
> 11:15 Theater 15
> 11:30 Tonight
> 1AM News
>
> WEWS 5 CBS Tuesday/ABC-DuMont Wednesday
>
> Tuesday March 1, 1955
>
> 7AM Morning Show-Jack Paar (Local Wings Of Song at 8:25 and
> 8:55)
> 9AM Western Reserve
> 9:30 Paige Palmer
> 10AM Garry Moore
>
> Noon Valiant Lady
> 1PM Women's Window
> 1:30 Welcome Travelers-(NBC series had recently moved to
> CBS)
> 2PM Robert Q. Lewis
> 2:30 House Party-Linkletter
> 3PM Big Payoff
> 3:30 Bob Crosby
> 4PM Mixing Bowl-Local

> 5PM Captain Video-(Strangely was listed on channel 8 at the
> same time)-DuMont
> 5:15 Dinner Platter-Bob Dale
> 5:30 Uncle Jakes House
>
> 6PM Little Rascals
> 6:30 News-Dorothy Fuldheim
> 6:45 Sports
> 6:55 Weather
> 7PM Pooch Parade
> 7:15 Meet Your Schools
> 7:30 CBS News-Douglas Edwards
> 7:45 Jo Stafford-Music
> 8PM Florian Zabach Not sure if this was a one time
> syndicated special or on CBS
> 8:30 Halls Of Ivy-Ronald Colman
> 9PM Meet Millie
> 9:30 Red Skelton
> 10PM Mr. District Attorney-Syndicated
> 10:30 See It Now-Edward R. Murrow
> 11PM Movie-TBA
> 12:30 News
>
> Wednesday March 2, 1955
>
> 8:55 News
> 9AM Western Reserve
> 9:30 Paige Palmer
> 9:55 News
> 10AM Little Rascals
> 10:30 Movie-TBA
> 11:55 News
>
> Noon Bob Dale Show
> 1PM Women's Window
> 1:30 To Be Announced
> 2PM Robert Q. Lewis-CBS
> 3PM Paul Dixon-DuMont
> 4PM Mixing Bowl
> 4:30 Uncle Jake's House
> 5PM Captain Video-DuMont (Now On Channel 5 only)
> 5:15 Dinner Platter-Bob Dale
> 5:45 Captain Video-DuMont
>
> 6PM Little Rascals
> 6:30 News
> 6:45 Weather
> 6:50 Sports-Paul Wilcox
> 7PM Waterfront-Syndicated

> 7:30 Disneyland (First ABC Network Show on 5)
> 8:30 Stu Erwin
> 9PM Liberace-Synd.
> 9:30 Who Said That-ABC
> Panel:Gene Raymond. June Lockhart, Bob Considine
> 10PM To Be Announced
> 11PM Movie(Playhouse):Raw Deal
>
> WXEL 8 ABC/DuMont Tuesday CBS Wednesday
>
> Tuesday, March 1
>
> 8:55 Preview Corner
> 9AM To Be Announced
> 10AM Alice Weston-Cooking
> 10:30 Chrming Children
> 11AM Nancy Dixon-Shopping
> 11:05 Maggie Wulff-Women's Interests
>
> 12:30 Rena And Bob-Local Variety
> 1PM Portia Faces Life-CBS
> 1:15 Road Of Life-CBS
> 1:30 All For You-Weston
> 2PM Movie-Thunder Pass
> 4PM Brighter Day-CBS

> 4:15 Secret Storm-CBS
> 4:30 King Jack-Kids
> 5PM Captain Video-DuMont (Also on 5)
> 5:15 Desert Deputy-Western Shorts
>
> 6:30 News Parade-Jim Lang
> 6:45 Weather
> 6:50 Ohio Story
> 7PM Seven O Clock Playhouse
> 7:30 Cavalcade Of America-ABC
> 8PM Bishop Sheen-DuMont (By the first week of May would move
> to ABC)
> 8:30 Twenty Questions-ABC
> 9PM Danny Thomas-ABC
> 9:30 US Steel Hour-ABC
> 11PM News-Guthrie
> 11:10 Sports
> 11:15 Weather
> 11:20 Movie:Cheer The Brave
>
> Wednesday, March 2, 1955
>
> 7AM Morning Show Jack Paar(First Official CBS show, though 8
> had been showing certain CBS Soap Operas)

> 9AM Movie-TBA
> 10AM Garry Moore
> 11;30 Strike It Rich
> Noon Valiant Lady
> 1PM Portia Faces Life
> 1:15 Road Of Life
> 2PM Alice Weston
> 2:30 House Party
> 3PM Big Payoff
> 3:30 Bob Crosby
> 4PM Brighter Day
> 4:15 Secret Storm
> 5PM Story Lady
> 5:15 Barker Bill-CBS (Terrytoons)
> 5:30 Adventure Theater
>
> 6:30 News Parade (Weather follows)
> 6:50 Joe Portaro-Beauty
> 7PM Matchless Theater

> 7:30 CBS News-Edwards
> 7:45 Perry Como
> 8PM Arthur Godfrey And Friends
> 9PM The Millionaire-Drama
> 9:30 I've Got A Secret Scheduled Guest:Jackie Gleason
> 10PM Best of Broadway-COLOR
> The Guardsman-Claudette Cobert, Franchot Tone Mary Boland,
> Mary Grace Canfield, Reginald Gardiner, Harry Worth,
> Margaret Hamilton
>
> 11PM News-Warren Guthrie (Sports, Weather, Follow)
> 11:20 Movie-TBA
>
>
> WAKR 49 ABC Akron
>
> Tuesday, March 1
>
> 4PM Movie-Scared To Death
> 5PM Hinky Dinks
> 5:30 Quick On The Draw
>
> 6PM News
> 6:15 Tail Waggers
> 6:30 Paige Palmer

> 6:50 Trophy Room-Eddie Elias-Akron Native Later Founded the
> Pro Bowlers Tour which was headquartered in Akron till a few
> years ago.
>
> 7PM News-Jack Fitzgibbons
> 7:10 Sports
> 7:15 ABC News-John Daly
> 7:30 Chef Lorenzo
> 8PM Bishop Sheen-DuMont
> 8:30 Liberace-Syndicated (interesting segue?)
> 9PM Danny Thomas-ABC
> 9:30 Wrestling-Hollywood (syndicated?)
> 10:30 Stop The Music-ABC
> 11PM News/Sports
>
> Wednesday, March 2
>
> Same as Tuesday except for:
>
> 4PM Movie-TBA
> 6:15 Spotlight On Sports
> 6:50 Ohio Story
>
> 8PM Spelling Bee
> 8:30 Stu Erwin-ABC

> 9PM Masquerade Party-ABC
> 9:30 Junior Town Meeting
> 10PM Movie-Rolling Home
> 11PM News/Sports
>
>
> there is an interesting site which deals in
> naming/identifying 1950's classic TV Themes..Is also helpful
> somewhat in establishing when some shows were on what
> network..
>
> http://www.classicthemes.com/50sTVTh...riesList.shtml
>
Retro: Portland, Org. Oct. 26, 1964
Portland Org. TV Guide - Monday, Oct. 26, 1964
(Some things to look for: Ch. 2 has a female newscaster at 10:20am... pioneering for that day.
Mike Wallace of today's 60 Minutes is doing the CBS Morning News in 1964, right after Capt.
Kangaroo. "Wendy and Me" on ABC is a sitcom for George Burns now that his wife Gracie has
either died or retired. And Bing Crosby also has a show after Burns... two pretty big names for a
network that was always ranked third. Ch. 8 only carries an hour of Today. Only Ch. 8 has color
shows. Even if CBS or ABC are showing programs in color, Ch. 2 and 6 aren't transmitting them
yet. 15 min. Soap Operas are gone at this point but no soap runs an hour yet either. These days
few TV stations do any local shows other than news. But on this schedule, Ch. 6 does a daytime
variety show "Hi Neighbor" and a cooking show "KOIN Kitchen." Ch. 8 does a variety show in the
morning called "Telescope." And Ch. 12 does a morning show "12 in the Morning" and a kiddie
show "Popeye's Pier 12." I'm not sure if Ch. 2's "Smorgasbord" is local or network. Ind. Ch. 12
doesn't sign on till 10am. And no one stays on the air much after 12:30 or 1am.)
KATU - TV 2 (ABC)
7:00 Down to Earth--Brumfield
7:15 Basic Grammar
7:45 Deputy Dawg--Cartoons
8:00 Cartoonival--Rusty Nails
8:30 Romper Room--Miss Sue
9:00 Movie--Drama "The Sun Shines Bright" (1953)
10:20 News--Patti duPont
10:30 Price Is Right--Game
11:00 Get The Message--Game
11:30 Missing Links--Game
12:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford--Variety
1:00 Smorgasbord--Variety
1:30 Mike Douglas--Variety
2:30 Day in Court--Drama
2:55 ABC News
3:00 General Hospital--Serial
3:30 Young Marrieds--Serial
4:00 Trailmaster--Western
5:00 Dobie Gillis--Comedy
6:00 News--Pat Wilkins

6:15 News--Ron Cochran
6:30 Bold Journey--Travel
7:00 Survival--Documentary
7:30 Voyage--Adventure
8:30 No Time for Sergeants
9:00 Wendy and Me--Comedy
9:30 Bing Crosby--Comedy
10:00 Ben Casey--Drama
11:00 News, Sports
11:30 Movie--Western "Ambush" (1949)
KOIN - TV 6 (CBS)
7:35 Cartoon Time
8:00 Captain Kangaroo--Children
9:00 CBS News--Mike Wallace
9:30 I Love Lucy--Comedy
10:00 Andy Griffith--Comedy
10:30 Real McCoys--Comedy
11:00 Love of Life--Serial
11:25 CBS News--Robert Trout

12:00 News--Art Eckman
12:05 Hi Neighbor--Variety
1:00 KOIN Kitchen--Betty Davis
1:30 House Party--Art Linkletter
2:00 To Tell The Truth--Panel
2:30 Edge of Night--Serial
3:00 Secret Storm--Serial
3:30 Password--Game
4:00 Cartoon Circus--Children
4:15 Movie--Drama "Escape Me Never" (1947)
6:00 News--Chuck Foster
6:30 CBS News--Walter Cronkite
7:00 Trails West--Drama
7:30 To Tell The Truth--Bud Collyer
8:00 I've Got A Secret--Panel
8:30 Andy Griffith--Comedy
9:00 Lucille Ball--Comedy
9:30 Many Happy Returns--Comedy
10:00 Slattery's People--Drama
11:00 News, Sports
11:20 Yancy Derringer--Drama

KGW - TV 8 (NBC)
6:55 Town and Country--Jones
7:00 Today
8:00 Cartooners' Clubhouse
8:20 Telescope--Variety (Color)
9:00 Political Talk--Republican
9:30 What's This Song? (Debut) (Color)
9:55 NBC News--Edwin Newman
10:00 Concentration--Game
10:30 Jeopardy--Game (Color)
11:00 Say When!--Game (Color)
11:30 Truth or Consequences--Game (Color)
12:00 News--Rick Meyers (Color)
12:25 NBC News
12:30 Loretta Young--Drama
1:00 Doctors--Serial
1:30 Another World--Serial
2:00 You Don't Say!--Game (Color)
2:30 Match Game
2:55 News
3:00 Let's Make A Deal--Game
3:30 Bachelor Father--Comedy
4:00 Cartoon Corral (Color)

4:30 Movie--Drama "The Glory Brigade" (1953)
6:00 NBC News--Hutley, Brinkley
6:30 News--Richard Ross
7:00 Science in Action (Color)
7:30 90 Bristol Court--Comedy
9:00 Andy Williams--Variety (Color)
10:00 Alfred Hitchcock--Drama
11:00 News, Sports
11:30 Johnny Carson--Variety (Color)
KOAP - TV 10 (Educ.)
9:00 Problems of Philosophy
9:45 Uncle Wonder's Workshop
10:00 Spanish I
10:15 Spanish II
10:30 Let's Be Artists
10:45 French I
11:00 General Biology--Lessons
11:45 Sing Hi, Sing Lo--Kennett
12:00 TV Kindergarten
12:30 American Perspectives
1:00 Uncle Wonder's Workshop
1:15 Spanish I
1:30 Spanish II
1:45 French I
2:00 General Psychology
3:00 Challenge--Science
3:30 Famous Generals
4:00 Sing Hi, Sing Lo--Kennett
4:15 Happy Attic--Paige Long
(No listings till 6:30)
6:30 Facts About Smoking
7:00 What's New--Children
7:30 French Chef--Cooking
8:00 Pathfinders--Discussion (Debut)
8:30 Oregon at Work
9:00 International Magazine
10:00 Basic Issues of Man (Debut)
KPTV - TV 12 (Ind.)
10:00 Film Feature
11:00 Twelve in The Morning

12:00 Cartoon Castle--Children
12:15 King Leonardo--Cartoons
12:30 Cartoon Castle--Children
1:00 Movie--Comedy "The Ex-Mrs. Bradford" (1936)
2:45 News--Duane Bock
3:00 Three Stooges--Comedy
3:30 Touche' Turtle--Cartoons
4:00 Rocky and His Friends
4:30 Lloyd Thaxton--Variety
5:30 Popeye's Pier 12--Children
6:30 Wells Fargo--Western
7:00 Have Gun, Will Travel
7:30 You Asked for It!--Smith
8:00 Cheyenne--Western
9:00 Dick Powell--Drama
10:00 Movie--Musical "I Dream Too Much" (1935)
11:45 Movie--Western "Prarie Law" (1953)
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Re: Retro: Portland, Org. Oct. 26, 1964
> Portland Org. TV Guide - Monday, Oct. 26, 1964
>
> (Some things to look for: Ch. 2 has a female newscaster at
> 10:20am... pioneering for that day. Mike Wallace of today's
> 60 Minutes is doing the CBS Morning News in 1964, right
> after Capt. Kangaroo. "Wendy and Me" on ABC is a sitcom for
> George Burns now that his wife Gracie has either died or
> retired. And Bing Crosby also has a show after Burns... two
> pretty big names for a network that was always ranked third.
> Ch. 8 only carries an hour of Today. Only Ch. 8 has color
> shows. Even if CBS or ABC are showing programs in color,
> Ch. 2 and 6 aren't transmitting them yet. 15 min. Soap
> Operas are gone at this point but no soap runs an hour yet
> either.
>
Something's amiss. Search For Tomorrow and Guiding Light
(which isn't even listed here) were 15-minute soaps until

1968. Search aired at 11:30 (PT), Light at 11:45.
Gracie Allen retired in 1958 and passed away Aug. 27, 1964.
George Burns' co-star on Wendy And Me was Connie Stevens.
I also notice you have 90 Bristol Court listed three times.
For those who've forgotten, that show was an experiment on
NBC's part: three sitcoms, all taking place in the same
apartment complex, and all focusing on the same theme.
The shows were: Karen; Tom, Dick And Mary; and Harris Against
The World (I think Jack Klugman starred in this last one).
Karen was the only one of the three to survive the entire
season, running 7:30-8 on Mondays from January-September 1965.
The 8-9 hour was filled by The Man From U.N.C.L.E., and Hullabaloo
got its former Tuesday slot (then moved to Mondays at 7:30 in
the fall of '65). BTW, Mondays at 8 was Man From U.N.C.L.E.'s
last time slot, in the fall of 1967. It was replaced in January
1968 by the biggest hit of the era: Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In.
A couple of other things. KOIN Kitchen was still on the air in
the '70s, if I recall. Also, is KOIN's noon anchor Art Eckman
the same person who was a sportscaster on WXIA/11 Atlanta in
the late '70s and most of the '80s?
>
> KATU - TV 2 (ABC)

>
> 7:00 Down to Earth--Brumfield
> 7:15 Basic Grammar
> 7:45 Deputy Dawg--Cartoons
> 8:00 Cartoonival--Rusty Nails
> 8:30 Romper Room--Miss Sue
> 9:00 Movie--Drama "The Sun Shines Bright" (1953)
> 10:20 News--Patti duPont
> 10:30 Price Is Right--Game
> 11:00 Get The Message--Game
> 11:30 Missing Links--Game
> 12:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford--Variety
> 1:00 Smorgasbord--Variety
> 1:30 Mike Douglas--Variety
> 2:30 Day in Court--Drama
> 2:55 ABC News
> 3:00 General Hospital--Serial
> 3:30 Young Marrieds--Serial
> 4:00 Trailmaster--Western
> 5:00 Dobie Gillis--Comedy
> 5:30 Leave It to Beaver
> 6:00 News--Pat Wilkins
> 6:15 News--Ron Cochran
> 6:30 Bold Journey--Travel

> 7:00 Survival--Documentary
> 7:30 Voyage--Adventure
> 8:30 No Time for Sergeants
> 9:00 Wendy and Me--Comedy
> 9:30 Bing Crosby--Comedy
> 10:00 Ben Casey--Drama
> 11:00 News, Sports
> 11:30 Movie--Western "Ambush" (1949)
>
>
> KOIN - TV 6 (CBS)
>
> 7:00 Sunrise Semester
> 7:30 Weather Forecast
> 7:35 Cartoon Time
> 8:00 Captain Kangaroo--Children
> 9:00 CBS News--Mike Wallace
> 9:30 I Love Lucy--Comedy
> 10:00 Andy Griffith--Comedy
> 10:30 Real McCoys--Comedy
> 11:00 Love of Life--Serial
> 11:25 CBS News--Robert Trout
> 11:30 Search for Tomorrow
> 12:00 News--Art Eckman
> 12:05 Hi Neighbor--Variety

> 1:00 KOIN Kitchen--Betty Davis
> 1:30 House Party--Art Linkletter
> 2:00 To Tell The Truth--Panel
> 2:25 CBS News--Douglas Edwards
> 2:30 Edge of Night--Serial
> 3:00 Secret Storm--Serial
> 3:30 Password--Game
> 4:00 Cartoon Circus--Children
> 4:15 Movie--Drama "Escape Me Never" (1947)
> 6:00 News--Chuck Foster
> 6:30 CBS News--Walter Cronkite
> 7:00 Trails West--Drama
> 7:30 To Tell The Truth--Bud Collyer
> 8:00 I've Got A Secret--Panel
> 8:30 Andy Griffith--Comedy
> 9:00 Lucille Ball--Comedy
> 9:30 Many Happy Returns--Comedy
> 10:00 Slattery's People--Drama
> 11:20 Yancy Derringer--Drama
>
>
>
> KGW - TV 8 (NBC)

>
> 6:55 Town and Country--Jones
> 7:00 Today
> 8:00 Cartooners' Clubhouse
> 8:20 Telescope--Variety (Color)
> 9:00 Political Talk--Republican
> 9:30 What's This Song? (Debut) (Color)
> 9:55 NBC News--Edwin Newman
> 10:00 Concentration--Game
> 10:30 Jeopardy--Game (Color)
> 11:00 Say When!--Game (Color)
> 11:30 Truth or Consequences--Game (Color)
> 12:00 News--Rick Meyers (Color)
> 12:25 NBC News
> 12:30 Loretta Young--Drama
> 1:00 Doctors--Serial
> 1:30 Another World--Serial
> 2:00 You Don't Say!--Game (Color)
> 2:30 Match Game
> 2:55 News
> 3:00 Let's Make A Deal--Game
> 3:30 Bachelor Father--Comedy
> 4:00 Cartoon Corral (Color)
> 4:30 Movie--Drama "The Glory Brigade" (1953)
> 6:00 NBC News--Hutley, Brinkley

> 6:30 News--Richard Ross
> 7:00 Science in Action (Color)
> 7:30 90 Bristol Court--Comedy
> 9:00 Andy Williams--Variety (Color)
> 10:00 Alfred Hitchcock--Drama
> 11:30 Johnny Carson--Variety (Color)
>
>
>
> KOAP - TV 10 (Educ.)
>
> 9:00 Problems of Philosophy
> 9:45 Uncle Wonder's Workshop
> 10:00 Spanish I
> 10:15 Spanish II
> 10:30 Let's Be Artists
> 10:45 French I
> 11:00 General Biology--Lessons
> 11:45 Sing Hi, Sing Lo--Kennett
> 12:00 TV Kindergarten
> 12:30 American Perspectives
> 1:00 Uncle Wonder's Workshop

> 1:15 Spanish I
> 1:30 Spanish II
> 1:45 French I
> 2:00 General Psychology
> 2:45 Industry on Parade
> 3:00 Challenge--Science
> 3:30 Famous Generals
> 4:00 Sing Hi, Sing Lo--Kennett
> 4:15 Happy Attic--Paige Long
> (No listings till 6:30)
> 6:30 Facts About Smoking
> 7:00 What's New--Children
> 7:30 French Chef--Cooking
> 8:00 Pathfinders--Discussion (Debut)
> 8:30 Oregon at Work
> 9:00 International Magazine
> 10:00 Basic Issues of Man (Debut)
>
>
> KPTV - TV 12 (Ind.)
>
> 10:00 Film Feature
> 11:00 Twelve in The Morning
> 12:00 Cartoon Castle--Children
> 12:15 King Leonardo--Cartoons

> 12:30 Cartoon Castle--Children
> 1:00 Movie--Comedy "The Ex-Mrs. Bradford" (1936)
> 2:45 News--Duane Bock
> 3:00 Three Stooges--Comedy
> 3:30 Touche' Turtle--Cartoons
> 4:00 Rocky and His Friends
> 4:30 Lloyd Thaxton--Variety
> 5:30 Popeye's Pier 12--Children
> 6:00 Woody Woodpecker
> 6:30 Wells Fargo--Western
> 7:00 Have Gun, Will Travel
> 7:30 You Asked for It!--Smith
> 8:00 Cheyenne--Western
> 9:00 Dick Powell--Drama
> 10:00 Movie--Musical "I Dream Too Much" (1935)
> 11:45 Movie--Western "Prarie Law" (1953)
>
>
>
>
> Gregg
> nh153@mail.com
>

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> Something's amiss. Search For Tomorrow and Guiding Light
> (which isn't even listed here) were 15-minute soaps until
> 1968. Search aired at 11:30 (PT), Light at 11:45.
>
> Gracie Allen retired in 1958 and passed away Aug. 27, 1964.
> George Burns' co-star on Wendy And Me was Connie Stevens.
> > A couple of other things. KOIN Kitchen was still on the air
> in
> the '70s, if I recall. Also, is KOIN's noon anchor Art
> Eckman
> the same person who was a sportscaster on WXIA/11 Atlanta in> the late '70s and most of the
'80s?
>>
My mistake... I went back and sure enough, Channel 6 had Search for Tomorrow on at 11:30,
Guiding Light at 11:45.
That's really amazing when you consider nearly all soaps today are a full hour. By the time you
subtract commercials, introductions and closing credits, could a 15 min. soap even have 10 min.
worth of programming?
Going back over the schedule, I suppose Ch. 2's 8am "Cartoonival--Rusty Nails" must be a locally
produced kids show with a host who goes by the name Rusty Nails. In fact, with Capt. Kangaroo
on Ch. 6 and Ch. 8 running Cartooners' Clubhouse (maybe another locally produced kiddie
show?), the Portland TV viewer only has children's shows to choose from at 8am... and
Independant Ch. 12 hasn't even signed on yet. These are all network affiliates. Quite different
than today when everyone, including many independents, is running news-oriented wake-up
shows.
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07-31-2005, 07:48 AM #4
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> Portland Org. TV Guide - Monday, Oct. 26, 1964
>
"Wendy and Me" on ABC is a sitcom for
> George Burns now that his wife Gracie has either died or
> retired. And Bing Crosby also has a show after Burns... two
> pretty big names for a network that was always ranked third.
> Ch. 8 only carries an hour of Today.

I always wondered why Bing Crosby's show never made it..Wendy And Me was shown on PBS
locally (Akron/Youngstown) and I thought it wasnt a bad show. Leads me to wonder why big
movie stars never could hit it big in Television..George had it hard w/out Gracie for years..Jimmy
Stewart and Henry Fonda always seemed to have a hard time (though Stewart had a fairly good
run with "Hawkins" later on.)
WSPD 13 Toledo as I have noted in past schedules, for a while ran "Today" for 90 minutes (7:30-
9:00 AM) in the Mid-1960's)
08-01-2005, 04:53 PM #5
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> My mistake... I went back and sure enough, Channel 6 had
> Search for Tomorrow on at 11:30, Guiding Light at 11:45.
>
> That's really amazing when you consider nearly all soaps
> today are a full hour. By the time you subtract
> commercials, introductions and closing credits, could a 15
> min. soap even have 10 min. worth of programming?
>
> Going back over the schedule, I suppose Ch. 2's 8am
> "Cartoonival--Rusty Nails" must be a locally produced kids
> show with a host who goes by the name Rusty Nails. In fact,
> with Capt. Kangaroo on Ch. 6 and Ch. 8 running Cartooners'

> Clubhouse (maybe another locally produced kiddie show?), the
> Portland TV viewer only has children's shows to choose from
> at 8am... and Independant Ch. 12 hasn't even signed on yet.
> These are all network affiliates. Quite different than
> today when everyone, including many independents, is running
> news-oriented wake-up shows.
>
>
>
> Gregg
> nh153@mail.com
>
Looking back, I think Portland had to be one of the smallest markets with five full-powered TV
stations, and Channel 2 just signed on in 1962, and took ABC from 12 just two years later. You
may already know about KPTV's history site, but it's a great read nonetheless.
http://kptv.home.comcast.net
Boston TV- Thanksgiving 1984- Network Affiliates Only
from the Boston TV Fall 1984 post with a few corrections
BOSTON TV- THANKSGIVING 1984
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:15- Test Pattern
7AM- Sesame Street
8AM- Mister Rogers
8:30- Sesame Street
10AM- Electric Company
10:30 3-2-1 Contact
11am- Matinee at the Bijou
12:30- Movie- The Little Princess (1939)
2pm- Sports America- "World's Toughest Triathlon"- from Lake Tahoe,CA
3pm- Presente
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers
5:30- 3-2-1 Contact
7pm- Doctor Who
8pm- Sneak Previews
9pm- This Old House
9:30- Say Brother
10PM- News- (with Christopher Lydon)

11pm- MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour
12am- Sign-off
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC)
5 AM PEOPLE ARE TALKING
5:30 NBC NEWS
6 AM EYEWITNESS NEWS
7am- Today
9am- 1984 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
12pm- Eyewitness News at Noon
12:30- People are Talking
1:30- Love Connection
2pm- Days of our Lives
3pm- Santa Barbara
3:30 NFL '84
4pm- NFL Football- New England Patriots @ Dallas Cowboys
7pm- NBC News with Tom Brokaw
7:30- Evening Magazine
8pm- The Cosby Show
8:30 Family Ties
9pm- Cheers
9:30- Night Court
10pm- St. Elsewhere
11pm- Eyewitness News
11:30- Tonight Show with Johnny Carson

12:30- David Letterman
1:30- Eyewitness News
2am- Evening Magazine
2:30- Movie
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
5 AM CHRONICLE
5:30 NEWSCENTER 5
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
7am- Good Morning America
9am- Donahue
10am- Good Day
11am- Tattletales
11:30- Ryan's Hope
12pm- Newscenter 5
12:30- Loving
1pm- All my Children
2pm- One Life to Live
3pm- General Hospital
4pm- Rituals
4:30- Rhoda
5pm- Too Close for Comfort
5:30- All in The Family
6pm- NewsCenter 5- (with Chet Curtis, Natalie Jacobson, Dick Albert and Lee Webb?)
7pm- ABC News with Peter Jennings
7:30- Chronicle
8pm- Movie- Arthur (1981)
10pm- 20/20
11am- NewsCenter 5
11:30- ABC News Nightline
12am- Night Gallery
1am- NewsCenter 5
1:30- Sally Jessy Raphael
2:30- Movie
WNEV-TV 7 (CBS)
6 AM NEWS
7AM- CBS Morning News
9am- 1984 CBS All-American Thanksgiving Day Parade
12pm- NFL Today
12:30- NFL Today- Green Bay Packers @ Detroit Lions
4pm- Let's Make A Deal
4:30- Match Game
5pm- Name That Tune
5:30- Wheel of Fortune (syndicated version)
6pm- New England News (with Tom Ellis)
7pm- CBS News with Dan Rather
7:30- Entertainment Tonight

8pm- Magnum P.I
9pm- Simon & Simon
10pm- Knots Landing
11pm- News
12am- Newhart
12:30am- MOVIE- Escape from Iran: The Canadian Caper (1981)
2:25am- News
2:55am- CBS News Nightwatch
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> from the Boston TV Fall 1984 post with a few corrections
Not good enough. Either you post schedules AS THEY APPEARED in TV Guide, or a newspaper
guide, with accreditation, or you don't post.
Next time you do this, I delete without explanation.
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> > from the Boston TV Fall 1984 post with a few corrections
>
> Not good enough. Either you post schedules AS THEY
> APPEARED in TV Guide, or a newspaper guide, with
> accreditation, or you don't post.
>
> Next time you do this, I delete without explanation.
>
KMRichards, why are you harassing Highwayman like that? I am sure he does not
mean to post these things in error.
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> > > from the Boston TV Fall 1984 post with a few corrections
>
>>
> > Not good enough. Either you post schedules AS THEY
> > APPEARED in TV Guide, or a newspaper guide, with
> > accreditation, or you don't post.
>>
> > Next time you do this, I delete without explanation.
>>
>
>
> KMRichards, why are you harassing Highwayman like that? I am
> sure he does not
> mean to post these things in error.
>
It is all right for me to post TV schedules, I mean, I'm not perfect, KMRichards says I need to have
TV Guide or a Newspaper guide as a source, I mean, I don't have to do it perfect. But I don't
want KMRichards to harass me like that
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> > KMRichards, why are you harassing Highwayman like that? I
> am
> > sure he does not
> > mean to post these things in error.
>>
>
> It is all right for me to post TV schedules, I mean, I'm not
> perfect, KMRichards says I need to have TV Guide or a
> Newspaper guide as a source, I mean, I don't have to do it
> perfect. But I don't want KMRichards to harass me like that
Very simple.
Several months back, we had a monster of an argument about a posted schedule which had no
source data listed and which turned out to be riddled with errors. The poster later admitted they
had guesstimated the schedule based on the network schedules for the season and co-owned
stations in other markets.
In the aftermath of that thread, I made a suggestion -- as the moderator -- that all schedules
have their source data included. There was NO OBJECTION WHATSOEVER from the regular
schedule posters, so that policy stands.
I only single out highwayman128 because he is the person who most often posts without source
data, and yes, it is incumbent on him to make accurate retro schedule posts, because that is
what is expected by those who frequent this board.
This is not harassment, because I apply the policy to all retro schedule postings. It just so
happens that highwayman doesn't want to post under the rules. He said so himself, above.
No source, no schedule post. Period.
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I don't have any other old newspapers or old TV Guides in other cities, except I have the New
York Times database because I'm a member of Boston Public Library.
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> I don't have any other old newspapers or old TV Guides in
> other cities, except I have the New York Times database
> because I'm a member of Boston Public Library.
Then please stick to posting schedules from what you have access to.
Thank you.
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> Not good enough. Either you post schedules AS THEY
> APPEARED in TV Guide, or a newspaper guide, with

> accreditation, or you don't post.
>
> Next time you do this, I delete without explanation.
I agree with you on this one. This guy has a habit of posting innacurate schedules based on the
network national schedule from a New York City paper and mixing in what he thinks the station
airs based on his memory of what shows a station owned.
This schedule though is close to accurate. I believe he cut and pasted one of my postings
here...but I dont have time to check this with a fine tooth comb.
I indeed have alot of retro schedules in files over the years but am working to find accurate
sources to verify them. I am working to get more in the fall through various newspapers from
around the US. But I will hold on to a schedule I cannot find proper sources for because there is
a chance there are innacuracies. I wont post them until I can post something that I know is
accurate or very close.
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> I don't have any other old newspapers or old TV Guides in
> other cities, except I have the New York Times database
> because I'm a member of Boston Public Library.

>
If you are a member of Boston Public Library and live near boston...Then its simple...GET
LISTINGS FROM OLD BOSTON GLOBES...I am sure Boston Public Libraries have them on
microfilm...So take the microfilm of these schedules and COPY them and then post them...SOme
schedule syou posted 6 months back were filled with errors many of which we all corrected..
ALL we ask is to post verifiable accurate information...Thats all. Nothing personal.
Retro: Pittsburgh-western Pa., Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1955
(Source: Indiana, Pa. Evening Gazette)
Listings start at 7 a.m.
WDTV 2 Pittsburgh (Dumont, NBC, CBS, ABC)
AM
7 Today (NBC, of course)
9 Pastors Study
9:15 Fun To Reduce
9:30 Womans Angle
9:45 Portia Faces Life (CBS)
10 Garry Moore (CBS)
10:30 Home Edition (NBCs Home with Arlene Francis?)
11 Arthur Godfrey (CBS)
PM
12 News
12:15 Love of Life (CBS)

12:30 Search for Tomorrow (CBS)
1 Lets Visit
1:15 Star Parade
1:30 Kays Kitchen
2 Star Parade
2:15 Valiant Lady (CBS)
2:30 Meet Your Neighbor
3 House Party
3:30 Paul Dixon Show (Dumont)
4 Brighter Day (CBS)
4:15 Secret Storm (CBS)
5 Video Adventure
6 News; Buzz and Bill
6:30 News
6:45 Pitt Parade
7 Captain Video (Dumont)
7:15 Morgan Beatty News (Dumont)
7:30 Time Out
7:45 EZC Ranch
8 Life Is Worth Living (Dumont)
8:30 I Love Lucy (CBS; delayed from Monday)
9 Studio 57 (Dumont) Bewildered Bride with Mala Powers

9:30 U.S. Steel Hour (ABC) The Thief with Diana Lynn and Paul Lukas
10:30 See It Now (CBS)
11 World Tonite
11:15 Movie
WJAC-TV 6 Johnstown (NBC, CBS, ABC)
AM
7 Today (NBC)
9 Film
10 Ding Dong School (NBC)
10:15 Way Of The World
10:30 Sheilah Graham
11 Brighter Day (CBS)
11:15 Film
PM
12 Valiant Lady (CBS)
12:15 Love of Life (CBS)
1 Portia Faces Life (CBS)
1:15 Road of Life (CBS)
1:30 Welcome, Travelers (CBS)
2 Film
2:15 Robert Q. Lewis (CBS)
2:30 House Party (CBS)
2:45 Quick Quiz
3 Big Payoff (CBS)
3:30 Bob Crosby (CBS)
3:45 Miss Marlowe
4 Melodies
5 Cartoon Capers
6 Music; Sports
6:15 DuBois News
6:30 December Bride (CBS)
7 Pepsi Playhouse (ABC)
7:30 Dinah Shore (NBC)
8 Uncertain; Schedule grid lists Bob Hope special(NBC); "Top viewing this evening" story lists
Larry Storch Show with guest Teresa Brewer
9 Fireside Theater (NBC)
9:30 U.S. Steel Hour (ABC)
10:30 Its A Great Life (NBC)
11 Lullaby Theater
WFBG-TV 10 Altoona (CBS, ABC, Dumont)
AM
9 Breakfast Club (signed on at 9)
10 Purple Sage
10:15 Marge and Jeff
11 Flynns Inn
PM
12 News
12:15 Tunes On 10
12:30 Movie Matinee
3 Paul Dixon Show (Dumont; an hour here, 30 mins. in Pittsburgh)
4 Girl From Gables
4:30 The Early Show (movie)
6 News Roundup
6:15 Purple Sage
6:30 Birthday
6:45 Sports
7 Captain Video (Dumont)
7:15 News
7:30 Cavalcade of America (ABC) The Marine Who Was 200 Years Old with Ward Bond
8 Life Is Worth Living (Dumont)
8:30 Four Star Playhouse (CBS) Go Ahead And Jump with Dick Powell
9 Danny Thomas Show (ABC)
9:30 Elgin TV Hour (ABC)
10:30 Stop The Music (ABC)
11 News; Late Show

08-02-2005, 08:45 AM #2
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Re: Retro: Pittsburgh-western Pa., Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1955
> 8:30 Four Star Playhouse (CBS) Go Ahead And Jump with
> Dick Powell
>
Found it on DVD for a dollar!
08-02-2005, 04:25 PM #3
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Re: Retro: Pittsburgh-western Pa., Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1955
> > 8:30 Four Star Playhouse (CBS) Go Ahead And Jump with
> > Dick Powell
>>
>
> Found it on DVD for a dollar!
I presume that either this episode/series is now in the public-domain, or the DVD it was on was a
"sampler", sold at a very low price, in the hope that if you like it, you'd buy a much more
expensive box set of "Four Star Playhouse" episodes, perhaps containing an entire season.
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point and surrounding area prime time Tuesday,

October 31, 1972
run 7 PM-sign off.
WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS) Greensboro
7 PM Andy Griffith
7:30 National Geographic: "Dr. Leakey
And The Dawn Of Man"
8:30 Hawaii Five-O
9:30 CBS Movie: "The Dunwich Horror"
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Late Movie: "The Mummy"
WBTV Ch. 3 (CBS) Charlotte
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Price Is Right
8 PM Maude
8:30 Hawaii Five-O
9:30 CBS Movie
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Late Movie
WUNC Ch. 4 (PBS) Chapel Hill

7 PM School Food Service
7:30 Exceptional Children
8 PM Candidates '72: North Carolina
gubernatorial candidates Arlis
Pettyjohn (American Party), James
Holshouser (Republican), and Hargrove
Bowles (Democrat). Holshouser benefited
from the Nixon landslide and became the
state's first Republican governor in
approximately a century.
9:30 Black Journal
10 PM Southern Perspective: Call-in questions
to American Party presidential candidate
John Schmitz
WRAL Ch. 5 (ABC) Raleigh
7 PM Ponderosa (Bonanza reruns)
8 PM Temperature's Rising
8:30 ABC Movie: "The Bounty Man"
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
WDBJ Ch. 7 (CBS) Roanoke, VA

7:30 Dialogue
8 PM Maude
8:30 Hawaii Five-O
9:30 CBS Movie
11 PM News
WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC) High Point
Home
8:30 ABC Movie
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
1 AM News
WSLS Ch. 10 (NBC) Roanoke, VA

8 PM Bonanza
9 PM The Bold Ones
10 PM NBC Reports
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
WTVD Ch. 11 (CBS) Durham
7 PM That Girl
7:30 Dragnet
8 PM Maude
8:30 Hawaii Five-O
9:30 CBS Movie
11 PM News
WXII Ch. 12 (NBC) Winston-Salem
7 PM NBC News
8 PM Halloween Spooktacular: "The
Wolf Man" and "The Invisible
Man"
11 PM News
11:45 Halloween Spooktacular continues:

"Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man"
WLVA Ch. 13 (ABC) Lynchburg, VA
7 PM The Issue
8:30 ABC Movie
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
WRDU Ch. 28 (NBC) Durham
7:30 The Adventurer
8 PM Bonanza
9 PM The Bold Ones
10 PM NBC Reports
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
Cleveland Area Prime Time Tuesday March 1, 1955
While some of these listings are posted below in the March 1-2, 1955 thread..This is Prime Time
Only and Includes Youngstown listings for Tuesday
Source:TV Guide
Cleveland 3 NBC 5 CBS 8 ABC DuMont
Akron 49 ABC
Youngstown 21 NBC 27 CBS ABC DuMont
8PM
3 21 Bob Hope
5 Florian Zabach-Synd.
8 27 49 Fulton Sheen-DuMont
8:30
5 Halls Of Ivy
8 Twenty Questions-ABC
27 Treasury Men In Action-ABC (Thursday 8:30)
49 Liberace-Synd.
9PM
3 21 Fireside Theater
5 27 Meet Millie
8 49 Danny Thomas-ABC
9:30
3 21 Armstrong Circle Theater
5 Red Skelton
8 27 US Steel Hour
49 Wrestling-Hollywood
10PM
3 21 Truth Or Consequences
5 Mr. District Attorney
10:30
3 21 It's A Great Life-Comedy
5 27 See It Now
8 To Be Announced
49 Stop The Music-ABC
11PM
3 8 21 27 49 News
5 Movie-TBA
11:05
3 Weather
11:10
3 8 21 49 Sports
11:15
3 Fame-Henry Ford
8 27 Weather
21 Movie Museum
11:20
8 Movie Cheer The Brave
27 Movie (Stage Door) The Broken Horseshoe
11:30
3 21 Tonight-Steve Allen
12:30
5 27 News
1AM
3 News
An Explanation: Many shows are generally known to be established with one Particullar network
(Dragnet=NBC, I Love Lucy=CBS, etc.) If The shows are'nt as well known I will indicate the
network especially if there is more than one network on a station
Cleveland Area Prime Time Wednesday, March 2, 1955
From TV Guide
Cleveland 3 NBC 5 ABC DuMont 8 CBS
Akron 49 ABC
Again some of this is posted in a previous thread using a different format, but here we include
Youngstown stations.
8PM
3 21 I Married Joan
5 Disneyland-ABC (From 7:30 PM)
8 27 Arthur Godfrey And Friends
49 Spelling Bee
8:30
3 21 My Little Margie
5 49 Stu Erwin
9PM
3 21 Kraft Theater
5 Liberace-Synd.
8 27 The Millionaire
49 Masquerade Party-ABC
9:30
5 Who Said That?-Game-ABC
8 27 I've Got A Secret
49 Junior Town Meeting

10PM
3 21 This Is Your Life
5 To Be Announced
8 27 Best Of Broadway-COLOR
49 Movie-Rolling Home
10:30
3 21 Big Town
11PM
3 8 21 27 49 News
5 Movie-Raw Deal
11:05
3 Weather-Joe Finan
11:10
3 8 21 49 Sports
11:15
3 21 Theater 15
8 Weather
27 Weather And Sports

11:20
8 Movie-TBA
27 Twenty Questions-ABC
11:30
11:50
27 Movie (Playhouse 27) A Man About The House
12:45
8 News
12:50
27 News
1AM
3 News
Retro:Cleveland Area Primetime Thursday March 3, 1955
From TV Guide
Akron 49 ABC
8PM
3 21 You Bet Your Life
5 Lone Ranger-ABC
8 Ray Milland Show-CBS
27 Eddie Cantor-Synd.
49 Soldier Parade-Arlene Francis-ABC
8:30
3 21 Justice
5 49 Treasury Men In Action-ABC
8 27 Climax!
9PM
3 21 Dragnet
5 Star Tonight-ABC
49 Akron Univ.-Geography "Far East Trouble Spots Part III"
9:30
3 21 Ford Theater
5 49 Ponds Theater-ABC
8 27 Four Star Playhouse
10PM
3 21 Lux Video Theater
8 Public Defender-CBS
27 Danny Thomas-ABC
10:30
5 Movie-TBA
8 Studio 57-DuMont
27 Name That Tune-CBS
49 I'm The Law-Synd.
11PM
3 8 21 27 49 News
11:05
3 Weather
11:10
3 8 21 49 Sports
11:15
3 Theater 15
8 27 Weather
21 Liberace-Synd.
11:20
8 Movie-TBA
27 Movie (Star Theater) C-Men
11:30
3 Tonight-Steve Allen
11:45
21 Tonight-Steve Allen
12:30
27 News
12:45
8 News
1AM
3 News

Retro:Cleveland Area Primetime Friday March 4, 1955
From TV Guide
Akron 49 ABC
8PM
3 21 Red Buttons
5 Ozzie And Harriet
8 Mama
27 Dangerous Assignment-Synd.
49 Teen WHO Club
8:30
3 21 Life Of Riley
5 49 Ray Bolger-ABC
8 27 Topper
9PM
3 21 Big Story
5 Dollar A Second-ABC
8 27 Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars
49 Bowling Show
9:30
3 21 Dear Phoebe-Peter Lawford Sitcom
5 The Vise (Misspelled The Vice In listings)-ABC
8 27 Our Miss Brooks
10PM
3 21 Boxing-Gilette Cavalcade of Sports
Billy Graham (Not The Evangelist)/Chico Vejar Welterweight bout
5 Chance Of A Lifetime-DuMont
8 27 The Lineup
49 Movie-Police Court
according to http://www.getty.net/texts/tv-48-66.txt ABC had no programming at 10-11PM

Fridays
10:30
5 Racket Squad-Synd.
8 I Led Three Lives-Synd.
27 Person To Person-Edward R. Murrow
10:45
3 21 Jan Murray Show
11PM
3 8 21 27 49 News
5 Movie-Green Fingers
11:05
3 Weather-Joe Finan
11:10
3 8 21 49 Sports
11:15
3 Call The Play
8 27 Weather
21 Playhouse 15
27 Weather And Sports
11:20
8 Movie-TBA
27 Ringo-Game
11:30
12:30
27 News
1AM
3 News
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point and surrounding area Friday, November 3, 1972
From the Greensboro Daily News. Schedules run
7 PM-sign off.
WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS) Greensboro
7 PM Andy Griffith
7:30 Maude
8 PM Sonny And Cher
9 PM CBS Movie: "The Dirty Dozen"
(Part 2)
10:30 McGovern For President (remember
when candidates' talks ran a
half-hour?)
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "The Valley Of Gwangi"
1:30 Movie: "The Night Walker" (The
Night Stalker was a couple of years
away.)
WBTV Ch. 3 (CBS) Charlotte
7 PM CBS News
8 PM Sonny And Cher
9 PM Movie (nothing is given, but I feel
certain it's the CBS movie--Ch. 3
ran its own movie on Mondays)
the paper doesn't list the McGovern speech
for WBTV, WDBJ, or WTVD
11 PM News
11:30 Movie (again, no indication if local
or CBS)
WUNC Ch. 4 (PBS) Chapel Hill
7 PM You The Deaf
7:30 North Carolina This Week
8 PM Washington Week
8:30 North Carolina People
9 PM North Carolina: The Arts
WRAL Ch. 5 (ABC) Raleigh
7 PM Ponderosa
8 PM Jesse Helms Political Talk (he was
elected to the Senate that year)
9 PM Special (doesn't say what)
9:30 Odd Couple
10 PM Love, American Style
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
WDBJ Ch. 7 (CBS) Roanoke, VA
7 PM UFO
8 PM Sonny And Cher
9 PM Movie (again, I believe it's CBS's,
followed by the McGovern talk)
11 PM News
11:30 Movie (again, no indication if local
or CBS)
WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC) High Point
7:30 Channel 8 Family Classics (actually, this
was the Rankin-Bass animated series Festival
Of Family Classics)
8 PM Brady Bunch
9 PM Room 222
9:30 Odd Couple
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
1 AM News
WSLS Ch. 10 (NBC) Roanoke, VA
8:30 The Little People
9 PM Ghost Story
10 PM Banyon
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
WTVD Ch. 11 (CBS) Durham
7 PM That Girl
8 PM Sonny And Cher

9 PM Movie (see my comments re WDBJ)
11 PM News
11:30 Movie (again, see WDBJ)
WXII Ch. 12 (NBC) Winston-Salem
7 PM NBC News
9 PM Ghost Story
10 PM Banyon
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
WLVA Ch. 13 (ABC) Lynchburg, VA
7:30 Movie (The Brady Bunch aired Mondays
at 7:30; The Partridge Family, Tuesdays
at 7:30.)
9 PM Room 222
9:30 Odd Couple
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
WRDU Ch. 28 (NBC) Durham
7 PM Cathy Hill (country music)
7:30 Young Dr. Kildare
9 PM Ghost Story
10 PM Banyon
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
Louisville daytime: Feb. 16-20, 1987
Source: the last edition of the Louisville Times (2/14/87)
STATIONS LISTED
3-WAVE (NBC)
11-WHAS (CBS)
15-WKPC (PBS)
21-WBNA (Ind.-Religious)
32-WLKY (ABC)
41-WDRB (Fox)
KET-Kentucky Educational Television (WKMJ-68 in Louisville)

6:00
3-Today in WAVE Country
11-Morning Stretch
21-Mike Adkins
32-Jimmy Swaggart
6:30
11-Todays Business
21-Lester Sumrall
32-ABC News
7:00
3-Today
11-CBS News
21-Jimmy Swaggart
32-Good Morning America
41-Thundercats
7:15
KET-A.M. Weather
7:30
11-Morning Program
21-James Robinson
41-Flinstones
KET-Captain Kangaroo
7:45
15-A.M. Weather
8:00
15 KET-Sesame Street
21-Richard Roberts
41-Dennis the Menace
8:30
41-My Little Pony
9:00
3-Donahue
11-Young and the Restless
15-Sesame Street
21-Word Alive
32-Oprah Winfrey
41-Jimmy Swaggart
KET-In-School Programming (until 4:00 p.m.)
9:30
21-James Robison
10:00
3-Sale of the Century
11-$25,000 Pyramid
15-Captain Kangaroo
21-Various (unknown)
32-The Waltons
41-Richard Roberts
10:30
3-Blockbusters
11-Card Sharks
15-Square One TV
11:00
3-Wheel of Fortune
11-Price Is Right
15-3-2-1 Contact
21-Jim and Tammy
32-Fortune and Romance
41-700 Club
11:30
3-Scrabble
15-Mister Rogers
32-Webster
12:00
3 11-News
15-Various
21-Campmeeting
32-Ryans Hope
41-Heres Lucy
12:30
3-Word Play
11-Value Television
32-The Judge
41-Movie
1:00
3-Days of Our Lives
15-MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
32-All My Children
1:30
11-As the World Turns
21-Beverly Exercise
2:00
3-Another World
15-Various
21-New Zoo Revue
32-One Life to Live
2:30
11-Capitol
21-Zoobilee Zoo
41-Bewitched
3:00
3-Santa Barbara
11-Guiding Light
15-Sesame Street
21-Inspector Gadget
32-General Hospital
41-Scooby Doo
3:30
21-Heathcliff
41-Smurfs
4:00
3-Gimme a Break
11-Little House on the Prairie

15-Reading Rainbow
21-Rambo
32-Hour Magazine
41-Transformers
KET-Sesame Street
4:30
3-Dating Game
15-Mister Rogers
21-Centurians
41-G.I. Joe
5:00
3-Newlywed Game
11-Magnum, P.I.
15-3-2-1 Contact
21-Jetsons
32-Divorce Court
41-She-Ra
KET-Mister Rogers
5:30
3-Peoples Court
15-Were Cooking Now
21-Death Valley Days

32-Jeopardy!
41-Diffrent Strokes
KET-3-2-1 Contact
6:00
3 11 32 News (60 minutes on 3)
15-MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
21-Richard Roberts
41-Facts of Life
KET-Various
6:30
11-CBS News
32-ABC News
41-Too Close for Comfort
KET-Nightly Business Report
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Re: Louisville daytime: Feb. 16-20, 1987
Please follow up with the 7 PM-5:30 AM Listings.
> Source: the last edition of the Louisville Times (2/14/87)
>
> STATIONS LISTED
>
> 3-WAVE (NBC)
> 11-WHAS (CBS)
> 15-WKPC (PBS)
> 21-WBNA (Ind.-Religious)
> 32-WLKY (ABC)
> 41-WDRB (Fox)
> KET-Kentucky Educational Television (WKMJ-68 in Louisville)
>
>
> 6:00
> 3-Today in WAVE Country
> 11-Morning Stretch
> 21-Mike Adkins
> 32-Jimmy Swaggart
>
> 6:30
> 11-Todays Business
> 21-Lester Sumrall
> 32-ABC News
>
> 7:00
> 3-Today
> 11-CBS News
> 21-Jimmy Swaggart
> 32-Good Morning America
> 41-Thundercats
>
> 7:15
> KET-A.M. Weather
>
> 7:30
> 11-Morning Program
> 21-James Robinson
> 41-Flinstones
> KET-Captain Kangaroo
>
> 7:45
> 15-A.M. Weather
>
> 8:00
> 15 KET-Sesame Street

> 21-Richard Roberts
> 41-Dennis the Menace
>
> 8:30
> 41-My Little Pony
>
> 9:00
> 3-Donahue
> 11-Young and the Restless
> 15-Sesame Street
> 21-Word Alive
> 32-Oprah Winfrey
> 41-Jimmy Swaggart
> KET-In-School Programming (until 4:00 p.m.)
>
> 9:30
> 21-James Robison
>
> 10:00
> 3-Sale of the Century
> 11-$25,000 Pyramid
> 15-Captain Kangaroo
> 21-Various (unknown)
> 32-The Waltons

>
> 10:30
> 3-Blockbusters
> 11-Card Sharks
> 15-Square One TV
>
> 11:00
> 3-Wheel of Fortune
> 11-Price Is Right
> 15-3-2-1 Contact
> 21-Jim and Tammy
> 32-Fortune and Romance
> 41-700 Club
>
> 11:30
> 3-Scrabble
> 15-Mister Rogers
> 32-Webster
>
> 12:00
> 3 11-News
> 15-Various
> 21-Campmeeting
> 32-Ryans Hope
> 41-Heres Lucy

>
> 12:30
> 3-Word Play
> 11-Value Television
> 32-The Judge
> 41-Movie
>
> 1:00
> 3-Days of Our Lives
> 15-MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
> 32-All My Children
>
> 1:30
> 11-As the World Turns
> 21-Beverly Exercise
> 2:00
> 3-Another World
> 15-Various
> 21-New Zoo Revue
> 32-One Life to Live
>
> 2:30
> 11-Capitol
> 21-Zoobilee Zoo
> 41-Bewitched
>
> 3:00
> 3-Santa Barbara
> 11-Guiding Light
> 15-Sesame Street
> 21-Inspector Gadget
> 32-General Hospital
> 41-Scooby Doo
>
> 3:30
> 21-Heathcliff
> 41-Smurfs
>
> 4:00
> 3-Gimme a Break
> 11-Little House on the Prairie
> 15-Reading Rainbow
> 21-Rambo
> 32-Hour Magazine
> 41-Transformers
> KET-Sesame Street
>
> 4:30
> 3-Dating Game
> 15-Mister Rogers

> 21-Centurians
> 41-G.I. Joe
>
> 5:00
> 3-Newlywed Game
> 11-Magnum, P.I.
> 15-3-2-1 Contact
> 21-Jetsons
> 32-Divorce Court
> 41-She-Ra
> KET-Mister Rogers
>
> 5:30
> 3-Peoples Court
> 15-Were Cooking Now
> 21-Death Valley Days
> 32-Jeopardy!
> 41-Diffrent Strokes
> KET-3-2-1 Contact
>
> 6:00
> 3 11 32 News (60 minutes on 3)
> 15-MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
> 41-Facts of Life

> KET-Various
>
> 6:30
> 11-CBS News
> 32-ABC News
> 41-Too Close for Comfort
> KET-Nightly Business Report
>
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2:30
11-Capitol
(Capitol (the soap opera) was about to be cancelled on March 20, 1987 and Bold and the
Beautiful would take it's place on CBS, which meant that As The World Turns had to move to 2
o'clock, behind Guiding Light at 3 o'clock
I saw something on a ATWT bonus from April 3, 1987 at the World of Soap Themes site and at
the end of the show, Dan Region would say "Stay tuned for the Guiding Light, next on most of
these CBS stations"
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> 2:30
> 11-Capitol
> (Capitol (the soap opera) was about to be cancelled on March
> 20, 1987 and Bold and the Beautiful would take it's place on
> CBS, which meant that As The World Turns had to move to 2
> o'clock, behind Guiding Light at 3 o'clock
>
> I saw something on a ATWT bonus from April 3, 1987 at the
> World of Soap Themes site and at the end of the show, Dan
> Region would say "Stay tuned for the Guiding Light, next on
> most of these CBS stations"
>
And before 1987 he said "Stay tuned for Capitol, next on most
of these CBS stations."

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Louisville Primetime: 2/16/87
Source: the last edition of the Louisville Times (2/14/87)
STATIONS LISTED
3-WAVE (NBC)
11-WHAS (CBS)
15-WKPC (PBS)
21-WBNA (Ind.-Religious)
32-WLKY (ABC)
41-WDRB (Fox)
KET-Kentucky Educational Television (WKMJ-68 in Louisville)
7:00
3-NBC News
11-PM Magazine
15-Nightly Business Report
21-John Osteen
32-Wheel of Fortune
41-Threes Company
KET-Wild America
7:30
3-Chance of a Lifetime
11-Entertainment Tonight
15-Computer Chronicles
21-Kenneth Hagin
32-Hollywood Squares
41-The Jeffersons
KET-Kentucky Business Week
8:00
3-ALF
11-Kate & Allie
15-Planet Earth
21-Word Alive (produced by Evangel Temple of Louisville, owner of WBNA-TV and WJIE-FM)
32-MacGyver
41-Sanford and Son
KET-Great Performances: Monsignor Quixote
8:30
3-Amazing Stories
11-My Sister Sam
41-Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
9:00
3-NBC Movie: Police Academy
11-Newhart
15-American Playhouse: A Mistaken Charity
21-Yeshua
32-Amerika: Part II
41-College Basketball: Southern Miss @ Louisville
9:30
11-The Cavanaughs
10:00
11-Cagney and Lacey
15-Ossie and Ruby
21-Praise the Lord
KET-MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour
10:30
15-William Grant Still
11:00
3-11-32 News
15-Dark Shadows
41-The Late Show with Joan Rivers
KET-WLKY News
11:30
3-Tonight Show
15-Indiana Lawmakers
32-Nightline
11:35
11-The Honeymooners
12:00
32-Tales of the Unexpected
41-Dallas
12:05
11-Simon and Simon
(No listings after 12:05)
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Re: Louisville Primetime: 2/16/87
> 11:00
> 3-11-32 News
> 15-Dark Shadows
> 41-The Late Show with Joan Rivers
> KET-WLKY News
KET used to offer captioned news each weeknight. KET would rotate newscast between
Lexington and Louisville and occasionally WYMT Hazard. KET dropped the service in the mid
nineties.
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Re: Louisville Primetime: 2/16/87
> > 11:00
> > 3-11-32 News
> > 15-Dark Shadows
> > 41-The Late Show with Joan Rivers
> > KET-WLKY News
>
> KET used to offer captioned news each weeknight. KET would
> rotate newscast between Lexington and Louisville and
> occasionally WYMT Hazard. KET dropped the service in the
> mid nineties.
>
How much difference is there in the newscasts on WKYT and
WYMT? Does WYMT cut away from Lexington at certain points,
or is its newscast completely separate from KYT's?
Retro: Ontario Sat 11/8/58 (daytime)
from Toronto Daily Star
Buffalo: 2 WGR, 4 WBEN
Detroit/Windsor: 2d WJBK, 4d WWJ, 9 CKLW
Barrie: 3 CKVR
Syracuse: 3s WSYR, 8s WHEN
Ottawa: 4o CBOT
Rochester: 5 WROC, 10r WHEC-WVET
Sudbury: 5s CKSO
Toronto: 6 CBLT
Timmins: 6t CFCL
Watertown: 7 WCNY
Wingham: 8 CKNX
London: 10 CFPL
North Bay: 10n CKGN
Hamilton: 11 CHCH
Kingston: 11k CKWS
Peterborough: 12 CHEX
Erie: 12 WICU
Kitchener: 13 CKCO
8:30am
2 Rumpus Room
4 Popeye's Playhouse
8s Captain Kangaroo
9:00
2 Fury
3s Popeye
4 Museum of Science
8s Toy Shop
10 Western Theatre
9:15
5 Farm & Home
9:30
2 Circus Boy
2d-4 Captain Kangaroo

9:45
5 Cartoon Theatre
10:00
2-3s-4d-5-12e Howdy Doody
7 Captain Kangaroo
8s Terrytoons
10:30
2-3s-4d-5-12e Ruff & Reddy
2d-4-8s-10r Mighty Mouse
8s Western Theatre
10:45
6t Salvation Army
7 Bugs Bunny
11:00
2 Farmer Alfalfa
2d-4-10r Heckle & Jeckle
3s-4d-5 Fury
5s-6t Fon Fon (French? CFCL and CKSO carried some French programs in '58)
8s Ten O'Clock Scholar (and no, I don't know why this is on at 11 LOL)
12e Cartoons
11:30
2 Watch the Birdie
2d Sagebrush Shorty
4-7 Robin Hood
4d-5-12e Circus Boy
8s Big Picture
Noon
2-4d-5-12e True Story
3s Hopalong Cassidy
4 Film Feature
5s Concert
6t Cartoon Party
7 Showcase
8s Rin Tin Tin
9 Country Calendar
12:30pm
2-12e Detective's Diary
4 Hawkeye
4d Patti Page/Revue
5 Wrestling
6 Bowling
8s Annie Oakley
9 Kiddie's Karnival
12:40
4o Today/Cowboy Corner
12:55
3-5s-6-6t-8-9-10-10n-11k-12-13 Big Four Football: Toronto @ Montreal
4o Big Four Football: Ottawa at Hamilton
1:00
2 Dance Party
4-8s Lone Ranger
4d Willy
9 Theatre
1:15
2-3s-4d-5-12e NCAA Football (teams not listed)
1:30
4 See the Pros
8 Sound of Music
8s Command Performance
1:45
7 Country Style
2:00
2d-4-7 NHL Hockey: Chicago @ Detroit
3:30
11 Wrestling
4:00
4d Movie
4:15
13 Bandstand
4:30
2d Cartoon Party
3 Film/Little Rascals
4-8s-10r Film Feature
5s Kiddies on Camera
6 Sports Film
6t Rendezvous
7 Mike Makes His Mark
8 Tele-Teen
9 Shirley Temple Film
10-11 Cartoons
11k-12 Film
5:00
2 Jeff's Collie
3-4o-5s-6-6t-8-10-10n-11-11k-12-13 Zorro
4 Bowling
5 TBA
7-8s All Star Golf
10r Western Playhouse
5:30
2 Man Without a Gun
3-4o-5s-6-6t-8-10-10n-11-11k-12-13 Rin Rin Tin
3s Bold Journey
7 Wrestling
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Re: Retro: Ontario Sat 11/8/58 (daytime)
> Syracuse: 3s WSYR, 8s WHEN
>
> 11:00
> 8s Ten O'Clock Scholar (and no, I don't know why this is on
> at 11 LOL)
Maybe New York State was in standard time, while Ontario was still in Daylight Savings Time back
then.
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Re: Retro: Ontario Sat 11/8/58 (daytime)
Bluenoser takes us back to the daytime hours of November 8th, 1958 in Ontario, Buffalo,
Rochester, Syracuse, Erie, and even Detroit:
> 2:00
> 2d-4-7 NHL Hockey: Chicago @ Detroit
And the game was shown in full, unlike what was the case with CBC's "Hockey Night In Canada"
then.
It's interesting that the CBS affiliates in Syracuse and Rochester did not air this game, especially
since I thought both cities have successfully supported minor-league hockey teams as far back as
the 1950's.
I think Buffalo also had minor-league hockey before the Sabres came to town in 1970; I do know
that prior to the Sabres coming into existance, the Toronto Maple Leafs had a huge following in
the Buffalo area since Foster Hewitt's Saturday-night radio broadcasts of Leafs' games began in
the early 1930's. I have even heard that in the 1950's and 1960's, a Leafs' playoff game on CBLT
Toronto would supposdely attract more TV viewers in Buffalo than competing programs on any
of Buffalo's own TV stations!
Nevertheless, I suspect many people north of the border who could get CBS from Buffalo,
Watertown/Carthage, or Detroit tuned-in to watch.
Salt Lake City (network & indies) Monday, July 17, 1989
Source: Salt Lake Edition, TV Guide
KUTV/2 (NBC)
5:10am Together
5:15 NBC News
6:00 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Concentration
10:00 Golden Girls
10:30 Generations
11:00 Regis & Kathie Lee
12:00pm News
12:55 Together
1:00 Santa Barbara
2:00 Another World
4:00 Phil Donahue
5:00 NBC News
5:30 Family Feud

6:00 News
6:30 PM Utah
7:00 Alf
7:30 Hogan Family
8:00 Movie: "When We Were Young" (1989, made for TV)
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight
12:05am Late Night with David Letterman
1:05 Sweethearts
KTVX/4 (ABC)
5:30am Morning Stretch
6:00 ABC News
9:00 Geraldo
10:00 Home
12:00pm One Life to Live
2:00 People's Court
2:30 The Judge
3:00 Magnum, P.I.
4:00 Family Ties

4:30 Benson
5:00 ABC News
5:30 News
6:30 Jeopardy!
7:00 MacGyver
8:00 Movie: "Cracked Up" (1987, made for TV)
10:00 News
10:35 Night Court
11:35 Nightline
12:05am The Jeffersons
12:35 Movie: "Beneath the 12-Mile Reef: (1953)
2:35 News (apparently repeat of 10:00pm, listed as 35 min.)
KSL/5 (CBS)
5:30am CBS News
6:00 This Morning
8:00 Focus
10:00 The Young & the Restless
12:00pm News
1:00 Guiding Light

3:00 Oprah Winfrey
4:00 Cosby Show
4:30 Charles in Charge
5:00 M*A*S*H
5:30 CBS News
6:00 News
6:30 USA Today
7:00 Fresno
8:00 Murphy Brown
8:30 Designing Women
9:00 Newhart
9:30 Doctor, Doctor
10:00 News
10:35 M*A*S*H
11:05 Pat Sajak
12:35am Laverne & Shirley
1:00 Dukes of Hazzard
2:00 CBS News Nightwatch
4:00 Headline News (to 5:30am)
KUED/7 (PBS)
6:15am A.M. Weather
7:00 Zoobilee Zoo

7:30 Sesame Street
8:30 Figuring It Out
9:00 3-2-1 Contact
9:30 Sesame Street
11:30 Zoobilee Zoo
12:00pm Sesame Street
1:00 Club Connect
1:30 Soapbox with Tom Cottle
2:00 Degrassi Junior High
2:30 Power of Choice
3:00 Zoobilee Zoo
3:30 Sesame Street
5:30 MacNeil, Lehrer Newshour
7:00 National Geographic
8:00 Adventure
9:00 American Masters
10:00 Good Neighbors
10:35 Hollywood
11:35 Bookmark
12:05am For Veterans Only

KBYU/11 (PBS)
5:15am A.M. Weather
5:30 BYU Devotional/Forum
6:30 Hooked on Aerobics
7:00 New Zoo Revue
7:30 Today's Special
8:00 Sesame Street
11:00 BYU Devotional/Forum
12:00pm Sesame Street
1:30 Size Small
2:00 Food for Entertainment
2:30 Hometime
4:00 3-2-1 Contact
6:00 Lassie
6:30 News
7:00 MacNeil, Lehrer Newshour
8:00 Wonderworks
9:00 National Audubon Society
10:30 The McLaughlin Group
11:00 To Russia, With Love
KSTU/13 (Fox, although there was no Monday night network programming yet in 1989)
6:00am He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
6:30 Bravestarr
7:00 C.O.P.S.
7:30 Flintstones
8:00 Dennis the Menace (cartoon, not sitcom)
8:30 Jem
9:00 My Little Pony 'n Friends
9:30 Body by Jake
10:00 The Fall Guy
11:00 Perry Mason
12:00pm Bewitched
1:00 I Love Lucy
1:30 We Love Lucy
2:00 Andy Griffith

3:30 Alvin & the Chipmunks
4:00 Ducktales
4:30 Punky Brewster
5:00 Leave it to Beaver
5:30 New Leave it to Beaver
6:00 Cheers
6:30 Barney Miller
7:00 Star Trek
8:00 Movie: "The Blues Brothers" (1980)
11:00 Perry Mason
12:00am Arsenio Hall
1:00 Movie: "It's Alive" (1974)
KXIV/14 (Ind)
5:00am TBA
6:30 Popeye
7:00 Snorks
7:30 Smurfs' Adventures
8:00 Gumby
8:30 Care Bears
9:00 Movie: "Caught in the Draft" (1941)

11:00 Dick Van Dyke
11:30 Munsters
12:00pm Addams Family
1:00 Movie: "Skateboard" (1977)
3:00 Tom and Jerry
3:30 Popeye
4:00 Pictionary
4:30 Monkees
5:30 Happy Days
6:00 Airwolf
7:00 Eight is Enough
8:00 Movie: "Smoky" (1966)
10:00 Get Smart
10:35 Hogan's Heroes
11:05 Quincy
12:00am The Untouchables
1:00 TBA
3:00 TBA (to 5:00am)
KOOG/30 (Ind)
5:00am Home Shopping Club
3:00pm Spiral Zone
3:30 Thundercats
4:00 Yogi Bear
4:30 Jetsons
5:00 Fun House
5:30 Dating Game
6:00 Newlywed Game
6:30 The Gong Show
7:00 Casey Kasem's Rock and Roll Goldmine
8:00 Casey Kasem's Rock and Roll Goldmine
9:00 Homes For You
10:00 Home Shopping Club (to 3:00pm next day)______________

08-03-2005, 01:57 AM #2
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Re: Salt Lake City (network & indies) Monday, July 17, 1989
Interesting that KSL did not air "The Bold and the Beautiful."
08-03-2005, 07:16 AM #3
RobertMoore
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I also noticed KTVX-4 passed on "Loving" and "Growing Pains" reruns.

08-03-2005, 10:32 AM #4
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Some observations:
> KUTV/2 (NBC)
> 9:00 Concentration
> 9:30 Win, Lose or Draw
> 10:00 Golden Girls
> 10:30 Generations
> 11:00 Regis & Kathie Lee
> 12:00pm News
> 12:55 Together
> 1:00 Santa Barbara
> 2:00 Another World
> 3:00 Days of Our Lives
> 4:00 Phil Donahue
> 5:00 NBC News
Am surprised KUTV preempted an hour of NBC daytime shows. Back then didn't NBC have 6
hours of daytime shows from 9-3? Also HEY ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF NETWORK O & O
PREEMPTIONS...MAYBE...Wasn't KUTV 2 an NBC O & O??? I thought they were...in fact didnt NBC
swap KUTV in 1995 to CBS along with KCNC 4 Denver and Channel 4 Miami? Maybe KUTV was
bought in the early 90's...dont remember off hand.
> KTVX/4 (ABC)
> 10:00 Home
> 11:00 All My Children
> 12:00pm One Life to Live
> 2:00 People's Court
> 2:30 The Judge
> 3:00 Magnum, P.I.
> 4:00 Family Ties
> 4:30 Benson
Not too bad. Very common. Only preempted Perfect Strangers 11 AM ABC reruns. this wasa
widely preempted time slot everywhere. Even O & O stations in Philadelphia and Houston were
not running the 12 Noon/11 AM-12:30/11:30 show. Main reason for such preemptions was Local
News. I remember in 1990 ABC just made Home Show 90 minutes. Still it was widely
preempted...as most stations ran only an hour...a few even only ran 30 minutes of home by then.
In 1991 I believe the Noon to 12:30/11 AM central slot was simply given back to affiliates due to
lack of clearence and plus ABC O & O station were anxious to have midday newscasts.
> KSL/5 (CBS)
> 8:00 Focus
> 9:00 The Price Is Right
> 10:00 The Young & the Restless
> 11:00 As the World Turns
> 12:00pm News

> 2:00 Hollywood Squares
> 3:00 Oprah Winfrey
> 4:00 Cosby Show
> 4:30 Charles in Charge
> 5:00 M*A*S*H
> 5:30 CBS News
> 6:00 News
Preempted the 9-10 AM Game Shows and pushed up all the shows an hour up. Also preempted
Capitol/Bold & Beautiful (I dont remember which one or when exactly this change was made).
The Game Shows were increasingly being preempted everywheye it seemed. In 1991 or maybe
92 even an O & O or two stoped running the 10/9 AM hour and by 1993 that hour was given
back to stations due to severe lack of interst or clearences. Hey at least they ran "Guiding light".
KSL was also very into preempting prime time shows to run syndicated shows or specials. This
would happen dozens of times a year. CBS solved this in getting KUTV in 1995. I believe they dont
preempt NBC stuff nearly as much. A big part may be because networks have given less
programming a day and more time back to their affiliates. Plus many stations have No
Preemption agreements. I have been told whil this may be true that legally an affiliate cannot be
bound to such an agreement because the issue would come up on control. With a No
Preemption agreement who controls the station? The Network? or Owner? The law still states
owners must control their stations not outside interests. Still a grey area it seems.
> KSTU/13 (Fox, although there was no Monday night network
> programming yet in 1989)
> 6:00am He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
> 6:30 Bravestarr
> 7:00 C.O.P.S.

> 7:30 Flintstones
> 8:00 Dennis the Menace (cartoon, not sitcom)
> 8:30 Jem
> 9:00 My Little Pony 'n Friends
> 9:30 Body by Jake
> 10:00 The Fall Guy
> 11:00 Perry Mason
> 12:00pm Bewitched
> 12:30 I Dream of Jeannie
> 1:00 I Love Lucy
> 1:30 We Love Lucy
> 2:00 Andy Griffith
> 3:30 Alvin & the Chipmunks
> 4:00 Ducktales
> 4:30 Punky Brewster
> 5:00 Leave it to Beaver
> 5:30 New Leave it to Beaver
> 6:00 Cheers
> 6:30 Barney Miller
> 7:00 Star Trek
> 8:00 Movie: "The Blues Brothers" (1980)
> 10:00 WKRP in Cincinnati
> 10:30 A Current Affair

> 11:00 Perry Mason
> 12:00am Arsenio Hall
> 1:00 Movie: "It's Alive" (1974)
>
> KXIV/14 (Ind)
> 5:00am TBA
> 6:00 This Morning's Business
> 6:30 Popeye
> 7:00 Snorks
> 7:30 Smurfs' Adventures
> 8:00 Gumby
> 8:30 Care Bears
> 9:00 Movie: "Caught in the Draft" (1941)
> 11:00 Dick Van Dyke
> 11:30 Munsters
> 12:00pm Addams Family
> 12:30 Gilligan's Island
> 1:00 Movie: "Skateboard" (1977)
> 3:00 Tom and Jerry
> 3:30 Popeye
> 4:00 Pictionary
> 4:30 Monkees
> 5:00 Beverly Hillbillies
> 5:30 Happy Days
> 6:00 Airwolf

> 7:00 Eight is Enough
> 8:00 Movie: "Smoky" (1966)
> 10:00 Get Smart
> 10:35 Hogan's Heroes
> 11:05 Quincy
> 12:00am The Untouchables
> 1:00 TBA
> 3:00 TBA (to 5:00am)
Too good traditional indpendent stations. Yes I KNOW 13 KSTU was a Fox O & O and not QUITE
an independent. Still I consider Fox stations inependents sort of because Fox only feeds 2 hours a
day of shows plus a few hours weekends of sports. 22 hours a day of local time is quite
independent as opposed to 12 hours a day of local time from an ABC station. UPN and WB seem
about the same (with 2 more hours of kids shows that still gives an affiliate 20 hours a
day...nearly the whole broadcast day).
> KOOG/30 (Ind)
> 5:00am Home Shopping Club
> 3:00pm Spiral Zone
> 3:30 Thundercats
> 4:00 Yogi Bear
> 4:30 Jetsons
> 5:00 Fun House
> 5:30 Dating Game
> 6:30 The Gong Show
> 7:00 Casey Kasem's Rock and Roll Goldmine

> 9:00 Homes For You
> 10:00 Home Shopping Club (to 3:00pm next day)
Very weak station but probably profitable. Programming costs were very low.
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KSTU and KUTV didn't become Fox and NBC O&Os, respectively, until a few years later. I may be
incorrect about the actual years, but I believe it was between 1991 and 1993. If I am wrong,
please correct me...______________
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08-03-2005, 02:30 PM #6
KMRichards
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A little more about KOOG
> > KOOG/30 (Ind)
> > 5:00am Home Shopping Club
> > 3:00pm Spiral Zone

> > 3:30 Thundercats
> > 4:00 Yogi Bear
> > 4:30 Jetsons
> > 5:00 Fun House
> > 5:30 Dating Game
> > 6:30 The Gong Show
> > 7:00 Casey Kasem's Rock and Roll Goldmine
> > 8:00 Casey Kasem's Rock and Roll Goldmine
> > 9:00 Homes For You
> > 10:00 Home Shopping Club (to 3:00pm next day)
>
> Very weak station but probably profitable. Programming costs
> were very low.
I would bet on it. KOOG was licensed to Ogden, with a translator into SLC on channel 46.
It looks like their non-shopping programming was largely first-run syndication not otherwise
cleared in the market, with a few inexpensively-acquired programs.
Their prime-time lineup the rest of this week in 1989:
Tuesday
5:30 Baseball: Oakland @ Detroit
8:30 Homes For You (which, BTW, appears to be a daily real estate open house show; this is the
only night it ran at a different time than 9:00, with HSC starting afterwards ... likely a "ran
whenever the ball game ended" situation)
Wednesday
7:00 Women Under Cover (documentary on female undercover agents)
8:00 Victor Awards (awards show sponsored by The Sporting News, taped five weeks previous)
Thursday
7:00 Movie: "Nuclear Terror" (1977)
Friday
7:00 Gangsters: A Golden Age (documentary on the "heyday of the gangster era")
The weekend schedule:
Saturday
5:00am Home Shopping Club
2:00pm Homes For You
3:00 Learning The Ropes (CTV sitcom, released as first-run syndie in the U.S. for one season)
3:30 America's Top 10
4:00 Hit Video USA
5:00 Record Guide
5:30 Superboy
6:00 Truck Pulling
7:00 GLOW Women's Wrestling
8:00 WCCW Wrestling
9:00 Home Shopping Club
Sunday, same as Saturday, except:

3:00pm Dr. Fad
3:30 Superboy
4:00 Star Search
5:00 Runaway With the Rich and Famous
5:30 D.C. Follies
6:00 Tales From the Darkside
6:30 Dick Clark's Golden Greats
7:00 Sunday Night (first-run syndicated variety show from Lorne Michaels)
8:00 Headlines on Trial
8:30 U.S. Farm Report (apparently the only news or public affairs programming, unless KOOG
had some unlisted news headline updates between programs)
______________

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> I also noticed KTVX-4 passed on "Loving" and "Ryan's Hope."
>
Actually "Ryan's Hope" was canceled nationally in Spring of 1988. It was replaced by a 30 minute
Home Show.
Then in Fall of 1988 Who's The Boss and Mr Belvidere reruns were replaced by an hour long
Home Show and in the 30 minute Noon or 11 AM slot reruns of Growing Pains was added (which
was not run on affiliates in most markets...in many larger markets an independent station took
the show).
In the Fall of 1989 Growing Pains went into syndication and was replaced by Perfect Strangers
reruns. In The Fall of 1990 Home Show went 90 minutes. In 1991 the noon hour was officially
given back to affiliates and Home Show was only one hour changing its name to Mike & Maty in
1994, Carol & Marylin in 1996 and by 1998 The View. Loving stayed on until 1997 though called
The City since 1995. In Spring of 1997 Soap reruns of All My Children, One Life To Live, & General
Hospital were added in this slot. That SUmmer though Port Charles was put in the time slot. In
The Fall of 2003 ABC gave the 12:30 slot back to local stations as well.
08-03-2005, 05:48 PM #8
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> Actually "Ryan's Hope" was canceled nationally in Spring of
> 1988. It was replaced by a 30 minute Home Show.
Actually we were both wrong: "Ryan's Hope" was cancelled on January 13, 1989. It was replaced
by "Growing Pains" reruns from January 16, 1989 to August 25, 1989(having moved from the
11:30AM/10:30AM slot), followed by "Perfect Strangers" reruns from August 28, 1989 to July 13,
1990. "Match Game" replaced "Strangers" on July 16, 1990 until it was cancelled on July 12,
1991. "Home" would take up the final half hour on July 15, 1991 and would be the last show to
occupy the 12noon/11am half-hour slot for ABC, which gave it back to its affiliates on September
21, 1992("The Home Show" was axed September 18, 1992 because of low ratings and lack of
affiliate clearances).

08-03-2005, 06:32 PM #9
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> Interesting that KSL did not air "The Bold and the
> Beautiful."
>
Don't forget that KSL is owned by the Mormon Church, and by what read about KSL over the
years, they're notoriusly known for preempting programs that they find questionable, and
they're the only NBC station (maybe one other station) that doesn't air Saturday Night Live (it
airs instead on KUWB 30). Maybe B&B was deemed too questionable by station management.
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KMRichards, what were the weekend schedules for KSTU and KXIV?
> Source: Salt Lake Edition, TV Guide
>
> KUTV/2 (NBC)
> 5:10am Together
> 5:15 NBC News
> 6:00 News
> 7:00 Today
> 10:00 Golden Girls
> 10:30 Generations
> 12:00pm News
> 12:55 Together
> 4:00 Phil Donahue
> 5:00 NBC News
> 5:30 Family Feud
> 6:00 News
> 6:30 PM Utah
> 7:00 Alf
> 7:30 Hogan Family
> 8:00 Movie: "When We Were Young" (1989, made for TV)
> 10:00 News
> 10:35 Tonight

> 11:35 Entertainment Tonight
> 12:05am Late Night with David Letterman
> 1:05 Sweethearts
> 1:35 Later with Bob Costas
>
> KTVX/4 (ABC)
> 5:30am Morning Stretch
> 6:00 ABC News
> 7:00 Good Morning America
> 9:00 Geraldo
> 10:00 Home
> 2:30 The Judge
> 3:00 Magnum, P.I.
> 4:00 Family Ties
> 4:30 Benson
> 5:00 ABC News
> 5:30 News
> 6:00 Wheel of Fortune
> 6:30 Jeopardy!
> 7:00 MacGyver
> 8:00 Movie: "Cracked Up" (1987, made for TV)

> 10:00 News
> 10:35 Night Court
> 11:05 Inside Edition
> 11:35 Nightline
> 12:05am The Jeffersons
> 12:35 Movie: "Beneath the 12-Mile Reef: (1953)
> 2:35 News (apparently repeat of 10:00pm, listed as 35 min.)
>
> KSL/5 (CBS)
> 5:30am CBS News
> 6:00 This Morning
> 8:00 Focus
> 12:00pm News
> 4:00 Cosby Show
> 5:00 M*A*S*H
> 5:30 CBS News

> 6:00 News
> 6:30 USA Today
> 7:00 Fresno
> 8:00 Murphy Brown
> 8:30 Designing Women
> 9:00 Newhart
> 9:30 Doctor, Doctor
> 10:00 News
> 10:35 M*A*S*H
> 11:05 Pat Sajak
> 12:35am Laverne & Shirley
> 1:00 Dukes of Hazzard
> 2:00 CBS News Nightwatch
> 4:00 Headline News (to 5:30am)
>
> KUED/7 (PBS)
> 6:15am A.M. Weather
> 6:30 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
> 7:00 Zoobilee Zoo
> 8:30 Figuring It Out
> 9:00 3-2-1 Contact
> 11:00 Reading Rainbow

> 11:30 Zoobilee Zoo
> 12:00pm Sesame Street
> 1:00 Club Connect
> 1:30 Soapbox with Tom Cottle
> 2:00 Degrassi Junior High
> 2:30 Power of Choice
> 3:00 Zoobilee Zoo
> 5:30 MacNeil, Lehrer Newshour
> 6:30 Nightly Business Report
> 7:00 National Geographic
> 8:00 Adventure
> 9:00 American Masters
> 10:00 Good Neighbors
> 10:35 Hollywood
> 11:35 Bookmark
> 12:05am For Veterans Only
>
> KBYU/11 (PBS)
> 5:15am A.M. Weather
> 5:30 BYU Devotional/Forum
> 6:30 Hooked on Aerobics
> 7:00 New Zoo Revue

> 7:30 Today's Special
> 9:30 Captain Kangaroo
> 10:30 Hooked on Aerobics
> 11:00 BYU Devotional/Forum
> 12:00pm Sesame Street
> 1:30 Size Small
> 2:00 Food for Entertainment
> 2:30 Hometime
> 4:00 3-2-1 Contact
> 4:30 Square One Television
> 5:00 Shining Time Station
> 5:30 Long Ago & Far Away
> 6:00 Lassie
> 6:30 News
> 7:00 MacNeil, Lehrer Newshour
> 8:00 Wonderworks
> 9:00 National Audubon Society
> 10:30 The McLaughlin Group

> 11:00 To Russia, With Love
>
> KSTU/13 (Fox, although there was no Monday night network
> programming yet in 1989)
> 6:00am He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
> 6:30 Bravestarr
> 7:00 C.O.P.S.
> 7:30 Flintstones
> 8:00 Dennis the Menace (cartoon, not sitcom)
> 8:30 Jem
> 9:30 Body by Jake
> 10:00 The Fall Guy
> 11:00 Perry Mason
> 12:00pm Bewitched
> 1:00 I Love Lucy
> 1:30 We Love Lucy
> 4:00 Ducktales
> 4:30 Punky Brewster
> 5:00 Leave it to Beaver

> 5:30 New Leave it to Beaver
> 6:00 Cheers
> 7:00 Star Trek
> 8:00 Movie: "The Blues Brothers" (1980)
> 10:30 A Current Affair
> 11:00 Perry Mason
> 12:00am Arsenio Hall
> 1:00 Movie: "It's Alive" (1974)
>
> KXIV/14 (Ind)
> 5:00am TBA
> 6:30 Popeye
> 7:00 Snorks
> 8:00 Gumby
> 8:30 Care Bears
> 9:00 Movie: "Caught in the Draft" (1941)
> 11:30 Munsters
> 12:00pm Addams Family
> 1:00 Movie: "Skateboard" (1977)

> 3:00 Tom and Jerry
> 3:30 Popeye
> 4:00 Pictionary
> 4:30 Monkees
> 5:30 Happy Days
> 6:00 Airwolf
> 7:00 Eight is Enough
> 8:00 Movie: "Smoky" (1966)
> 10:00 Get Smart
> 10:35 Hogan's Heroes
> 11:05 Quincy
> 12:00am The Untouchables
> 1:00 TBA
> 3:00 TBA (to 5:00am)
>
> KOOG/30 (Ind)
> 5:00am Home Shopping Club
> 3:00pm Spiral Zone
> 3:30 Thundercats
> 4:00 Yogi Bear
> 4:30 Jetsons
> 5:00 Fun House
> 5:30 Dating Game

> 6:30 The Gong Show
> 9:00 Homes For You
> 10:00 Home Shopping Club (to 3:00pm next day)
>
> KSL/5 (CBS)
> 12:00pm News
TPIR--live (11am ET)
Y&R--live (alternate CT feed 12pm ET/11am CT)
GL--live (3pm ET)
ATWT--must have still been doing a one-day
delay, whether the live feed was at 1:30pm
or 2pm ET, they'd miss it by at least half
an hour. ATWT was airing on a one-DB at
11am MT on KSL-TV ten years prior to this
(source: 09/22/79 SLC edition TV Guide).

08-03-2005, 11:37 PM #12
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> KTVX/4 (ABC)
All three soaps aired at the same time as the Eastern/Central feeds.
08-04-2005, 04:06 PM #13
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Re: Salt Lake City - Indie weekend schedules July 15 & 16, 1989
> KMRichards, what were the weekend schedules for KSTU and
> KXIV?
I already had the TV Guide put away, but I dug it back out for you.
Let me do this the easy way, by combining the schedules, as there are only two channels
involved. KSTU is 13, KXIV is 14.
Saturday 7/15/89
5:00am 14 TBA
6:00 13 Andy Griffith
14 Popeye
6:30 13 Winning at Losing Weight (infomercial)
14 Marvel Action Universe
7:00 13 Animated Classics
8:00 13 Natural Weight Loss (infomercial)
14 SuperTed
14 Fantastic Max
9:00 13 Weekend Magazine with Tom Bock
14 Richie Rich
9:30 14 Galtar and the Golden Lance
10:00 13 Sports on the Edge
14 Greatest American Hero
11:00 13 WWF Wrestling

14 Movie: "Mexican Hayride" (1948)
12:00pm 13 Too Close for Comfort
12:30 13 Charles in Charge
14 Movie: "D-Day, the Sixth of June" (1956)
1:00 13 Movie: "The Adventures of William Tell" (1986, made for TV)
2:30 14 Healthy Lifestyles
3:00 13 Movie: "Eye of the Tiger" (1986)
14 Championship Fishing
3:30 14 Tony Dean Outdoors
4:00 14 Crazy Like a Fox
5:00 13 Twilight Zone (not the classic B&W series)
14 Alias Smith and Jones
5:30 13 Monsters
6:00 13 Star Trek: The Next Generation
14 Wild Wild West

7:00 13 Cops (Fox)
14 Bonanza
8:00 13 Reporters (Fox)
14 Movie: "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (1949, was a "Close-Up" in TV Guide)
9:00 13 Friday the 13th
10:00 13 War of the Worlds
14 Cagney & Lacey
11:00 13 Freddy's Nightmares
14 Movie: "Daughter of the Mind" (1969, made for TV)
12:00am 13 Movie: "The Hallelujah Trail" (1965)
1:00 14 TBA
3:00 14 TBA
Sunday 7/16/89
5:00am 14 TBA
6:00 13 Andy Griffith

14 Popeye
6:30 13 Focus on Success (infomercial)
14 Casper
7:00 13 Gimme a Break!
14 Kidsongs
7:30 13 Transformers
14 Comic Strip
8:00 13 G.I. Joe
8:30 13 Archies
9:00 13 Denver, the Last Dinsaur
9:30 13 Rocky and Bullwinkle
10:00 13 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
14 Lost in Space
10:30 13 Small Wonder
11:00 13 Munsters Today

14 Weekend Gardener
11:30 13 Mama's Family
14 TBA
12:00pm 13 It's a Living
14 Movie: "The Wistful Widow of Wagon Gap" (1947)
12:30 13 Sea Hunt
1:00 13 Movie: "Marie: A True Story" (1985)
1:30 14 Movie: "Exo-Man" (1977, made for TV)
3:00 13 Movie: "The Bedroom Window" (1987)
3:30 14 TBA
4:00 14 Bonanza
5:00 13 Star Trek: The Next Generation
14 Jack Benny
5:30 14 Twilight Zone (the classic one, this time)

6:00 13 21 Jump Street (Fox)
14 Out of This World
6:30 14 Starting From Scratch
7:00 13 America's Most Wanted (Fox)
14 Fame
7:30 13 Totally Hidden Video (Fox)
8:00 13 Married ... With Children (Fox)
14 Movie: "The Band Wagon" (1953)
8:30 13 It's Garry Shandling's Show (Fox)
9:00 13 Tracey Ullman (Fox)
9:30 13 Duet (Fox)
10:00 13 Columbo
14 Cagney & Lacey
11:00 14 Movie: "Harry and Tonto" (1974)

12:00am 13 Hardcastle and McCormack
1:00 13 Miracle Rock Church
14 TBA
3:00 14 TBA
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> > Interesting that KSL did not air "The Bold and the
> > Beautiful."
>>
> Don't forget that KSL is owned by the Mormon Church, and by
> what read about KSL over the years, they're notoriusly known
> for preempting programs that they find questionable, and
> they're the only NBC station (maybe one other station) that
> doesn't air Saturday Night Live (it airs instead on KUWB
> 30). Maybe B&B was deemed too questionable by station
> management.
>
If I recall, KIRO/7 Seattle, which, like KSL, was owned by
Bonneville Broadcasting (Mormon Church) at the time, passed
on B&B as well. But so did KOIN/6 Portland, and WTVT/13
Tampa (still a CBS affiliate at the time). In the case of
Tampa, WTVT had an hour newscast at noon, followed by Young
And The Restless 1-2 (As The World Turns and Guiding Light
aired on pattern). I seem to recall an independent in Lakeland,
FL, picking up B&B, but the CBS soap block didn't start airing
completely on pattern until WTVT went to Fox and WTSP/10 switched
from ABC to CBS. There was a lot of speculation in the Tampa
Tribune that viewers would object to Y&R's moving to 12:30, but
that has not been the case; Channel 10 carries Y&R at 12:30,
B&B at 1:30, ATWT at 2, GL at 3.
Speaking of o&os pre-empting network shows, WTVD/11 Raleigh/
Durham, which became an ABC o&o 20 years ago today, never carried
the ABC program airing at 12 Noon. WRAL/5 had carried Ryan's Hope
on delay, but after the switch Ryan's Hope no longer aired in the
Triangle, nor did anything else ABC ran at noon until it finally
gave the time back to the affiliates. TVD also ran Soul Train
Saturdays noon-1 and delayed the network kids' shows to the
following Saturday, 7-8 AM.
Retro:Cleveland Primetime Monday, Feb. 28, 1955
From TV Guide
Cleveland
WNBK 3 NBC
WEWS 5 CBS
WXEL 8 ABC/DuMont
Akron
WAKR 49 ABC
Youngstown
WFMJ 21 NBC
8PM
3 21 Sid Caesar
5 Burns And Allen
8 49 TV Reader's Digest-ABC
27 Studio 57-DuMont
8:30
5 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts
8 49 Concert ABC (Voice Of Firestone)
27 Racket Squad-Synd.
9PM
3 21 Medic
5 27 I Love Lucy
8 Focus-Local
49 Akron, Let's Go!
9:30
3 21 Robert Montgomery Presents
5 27 December Bride
8 Myrus-Mind Reader
49 Boxing Prelininaries
10PM
5 27 Studio One
8 Boxing-St. Nicholas-DuMont
Chris Schenkel
49 Boxing-Eastern Parkway-ABC
Bob Finnegan/Tommy Loughran
10:30
3 Sherlock Holmes-Synd.
21 The Falcon-Synd.
10:45
8 Ringside Interviews
11PM
3 8 21 27 49 News
5 Music Review
11:05
3 Weather-Joe Finan
11:10
3 8 21 49 Sports
11:15
3 21 Theater 15
8 27 Weather
11:20
8 Movie-Tread Softly
27 Movie (Front Row Theater) Four Feathers
11:30
Midnight
5 News
12:30
27 News
1AM
3 News
08-02-2005, 11:13 PM #2
Joseph_Gallant
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"The Voice Of Firestone" (Was: Re: Retro:Cleveland Primetime Monday, Feb. 28, 1955)
Tim Lones takes us back to Cleveland on the final evening of February, 1955:
> WXEL 8 ABC/DuMont
>
> Akron
> WAKR 49 ABC
> 8:30
> 8 49 Concert ABC
"Concert" (ABC) was actually "The Voice Of Firestone", a prime-time showcase for classical and
operatic music sponsored by the tire company of the same name.
Although it was a very popular radio program for NBC Red/NBC from 1928 until the early 1950's,
the TV version was far less successful. After five years of low ratings on TV, NBC wanted to move
"Firestone" out of it's 8:30 P.M. (EST/EDT) timeslot on Monday evenings (which the show had
had since it premiered on radio way back in 1928) and into a later slot, as to minimize ratings
damage to shows that would follow "Firestone" on NBC's prime-time schedule.
Firestone refused to accept a different timeslot, but ABC offered to televise "Firestone" in the
show's traditional Mondays-at-8:30 time slot. So, the show changed networks in June of 1954 (in
fact, the first telecast of "Firestone" on ABC was exactly one week after the show's last telecast
on NBC!). Once more, the show wasn't much of a success on TV, and by 1959, ABC wanted to
move "Firestone" into a late-evening slot, again, to minimize ratings damage to shows that
would follow it. Firestone refused, and after a combined TV/radio run of 31 years, the show went
off the air.
It should be noted that in 1957, "Voice Of Firestone" was moved back a half-hour to Mondays at
9 P.M. ET, where it would remain until it left the air in 1959.
In 1962, Firestone accepted an ABC offer to return "Voice Of Firestone" to television, this time
on Sunday nights at 10 P.M. ET. With ABC having started it's Sunday-night movie (running from 8
to 10 P.M. ET that season), and with the movie being a lead-in to "Firestone", ABC fully expected
"Firestone" would finally be a hit on television, given the huge lead-in the Sunday movie would
give it, especially on weeks when some "big" titles were broadcast.
Didn't happen. Most of the large audience who tuned-in ABC's Sunday movie in the 1962/1963
television season changed channels (to CBS' "Candid Camera" or NBC's "DuPont Show Of The
Week"), or turned off their sets entirely when "Firestone" came on at 10 P.M. ET.
Howard Barlow led the orchestra during "Firestone"'s entire run on television, although he was
not seen every week during the final (1962/1963) season; instead, "name" conductors from the
nation's top symphony orchestras occassionally replaced Barlow as "guest conductors".
I wonder if today's Bridgestone/Firestone would be willing to underwrite a updated version of

"Voice Of Firestone". If they were, such a program would probably appear on PBS, since I doubt
any commercial broadcast network would consider it (even in a Sunday-morning timeslot), and I
doubt any basic-cable network that ran commercials would want it either.
Brooks and Marsh have written in their reference work on prime-time programs that one reason
"Firestone", a tremendously successful program on radio, did not become a successful show on
TV was that although it was "pleasant to hear", it was also "boring to watch".
08-03-2005, 12:08 AM #3
TimL
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Re: "The Voice Of Firestone" (Was: Re: Retro:Cleveland Primetime Monday, Feb. 28, 1955)
> Tim Lones takes us back to Cleveland on the final evening of
> February, 1955:
>
> > WXEL 8 ABC/DuMont
>>
> > Akron
> > WAKR 49 ABC
>
> > 8:30
> > 8 49 Concert ABC
>
> "Concert" (ABC) was actually "The Voice Of Firestone", a
> prime-time showcase for classical and operatic music
> sponsored by the tire company of the same name.
>
> Although it was a very popular radio program for NBC Red/NBC
> from 1928 until the early 1950's, the TV version was far
> less successful. After five years of low ratings on TV, NBC
> wanted to move "Firestone" out of it's 8:30 P.M. (EST/EDT)
> timeslot on Monday evenings (which the show had had since it
> premiered on radio way back in 1928) and into a later slot,
> as to minimize ratings damage to shows that would follow
> "Firestone" on NBC's prime-time schedule.
>
> Firestone refused to accept a different timeslot, but ABC
> offered to televise "Firestone" in the show's traditional
> Mondays-at-8:30 time slot. So, the show changed networks in
> June of 1954 (in fact, the first telecast of "Firestone" on
> ABC was exactly one week after the show's last telecast on
> NBC!). Once more, the show wasn't much of a success on TV,
> and by 1959, ABC wanted to move "Firestone" into a
> late-evening slot, again, to minimize ratings damage to
> shows that would follow it. Firestone refused, and after a
> combined TV/radio run of 31 years, the show went off the
> air.
>
> It should be noted that in 1957, "Voice Of Firestone" was
> moved back a half-hour to Mondays at 9 P.M. ET, where it
> would remain until it left the air in 1959.
>
> In 1962, Firestone accepted an ABC offer to return "Voice Of
> Firestone" to television, this time on Sunday nights at 10
> P.M. ET. With ABC having started it's Sunday-night movie
> (running from 8 to 10 P.M. ET that season), and with the
> movie being a lead-in to "Firestone", ABC fully expected
> "Firestone" would finally be a hit on television, given the
> huge lead-in the Sunday movie would give it, especially on
> weeks when some "big" titles were broadcast.
>
> Didn't happen. Most of the large audience who tuned-in ABC's
> Sunday movie in the 1962/1963 television season changed
> channels (to CBS' "Candid Camera" or NBC's "DuPont Show Of
> The Week"), or turned off their sets entirely when
> "Firestone" came on at 10 P.M. ET.
>
> Howard Barlow led the orchestra during "Firestone"'s entire
> run on television, although he was not seen every week
> during the final (1962/1963) season; instead, "name"
> conductors from the nation's top symphony orchestras
> occassionally replaced Barlow as "guest conductors".
>
> I wonder if today's Bridgestone/Firestone would be willing
> to underwrite a updated version of "Voice Of Firestone". If
> they were, such a program would probably appear on PBS,
> since I doubt any commercial broadcast network would
> consider it (even in a Sunday-morning timeslot), and I doubt
> any basic-cable network that ran commercials would want it
> either.
>
> Brooks and Marsh have written in their reference work on
> prime-time programs that one reason "Firestone", a
> tremendously successful program on radio, did not become a
> successful show on TV was that although it was "pleasant to
> hear", it was also "boring to watch".
Thanks Joseph..Should have picked up on "Concert" Being Voice Of Firestone
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> Tim Lones takes us back to Cleveland on the final evening of
> February, 1955:
>
> > WXEL 8 ABC/DuMont
>>
> > Akron
> > WAKR 49 ABC
>
> > 8:30
> > 8 49 Concert ABC
>
> "Concert" (ABC) was actually "The Voice Of Firestone", a
> prime-time showcase for classical and operatic music
> sponsored by the tire company of the same name.
>
> Although it was a very popular radio program for NBC Red/NBC
> from 1928 until the early 1950's, the TV version was far
> less successful. After five years of low ratings on TV, NBC
> wanted to move "Firestone" out of it's 8:30 P.M. (EST/EDT)

> timeslot on Monday evenings (which the show had had since it
> premiered on radio way back in 1928) and into a later slot,
> as to minimize ratings damage to shows that would follow
> "Firestone" on NBC's prime-time schedule.
>
> Firestone refused to accept a different timeslot, but ABC
> offered to televise "Firestone" in the show's traditional
> Mondays-at-8:30 time slot. So, the show changed networks in
> June of 1954 (in fact, the first telecast of "Firestone" on
> ABC was exactly one week after the show's last telecast on
> NBC!). Once more, the show wasn't much of a success on TV,
> and by 1959, ABC wanted to move "Firestone" into a
> late-evening slot, again, to minimize ratings damage to
> shows that would follow it. Firestone refused, and after a
> combined TV/radio run of 31 years, the show went off the
> air.
>
> It should be noted that in 1957, "Voice Of Firestone" was
> moved back a half-hour to Mondays at 9 P.M. ET, where it
> would remain until it left the air in 1959.
>
> In 1962, Firestone accepted an ABC offer to return "Voice Of
> Firestone" to television, this time on Sunday nights at 10
> P.M. ET. With ABC having started it's Sunday-night movie
> (running from 8 to 10 P.M. ET that season), and with the

> movie being a lead-in to "Firestone", ABC fully expected
> "Firestone" would finally be a hit on television, given the
> huge lead-in the Sunday movie would give it, especially on
> weeks when some "big" titles were broadcast.
>
> Didn't happen. Most of the large audience who tuned-in ABC's
> Sunday movie in the 1962/1963 television season changed
> channels (to CBS' "Candid Camera" or NBC's "DuPont Show Of
> The Week"), or turned off their sets entirely when
> "Firestone" came on at 10 P.M. ET.
>
> Howard Barlow led the orchestra during "Firestone"'s entire
> run on television, although he was not seen every week
> during the final (1962/1963) season; instead, "name"
> conductors from the nation's top symphony orchestras
> occassionally replaced Barlow as "guest conductors".
>
> I wonder if today's Bridgestone/Firestone would be willing
> to underwrite a updated version of "Voice Of Firestone". If
> they were, such a program would probably appear on PBS,
> since I doubt any commercial broadcast network would
> consider it (even in a Sunday-morning timeslot), and I doubt
> any basic-cable network that ran commercials would want it
> either.
>
> Brooks and Marsh have written in their reference work on
> prime-time programs that one reason "Firestone", a
> tremendously successful program on radio, did not become a
> successful show on TV was that although it was "pleasant to
> hear", it was also "boring to watch".
>
When NBC announced it was dropping "Firestone" on Monday nights,
it, CBS, and (possibly) ABC offered it a Sunday-afternoon slot.
One of the Firestone family was incredulous; his reply was, "Who
watches television on Sunday afternoon? They're all out playing
polo." When ABC revived "Firestone" in 1962, Sen. Thomas Dodd
wrote the network, commending it for bringing the program back.
However, only about 2.5 million people (according to Brooks and
Marsh) watched, leading to permanent cancellation in 1963.
"Firestone" has long been a symbol of the basic conflict of
television: "quality" is not enough; the program has to have
big ratings as well.
08-03-2005, 11:01 PM #5
Joseph_Gallant
Guest
B. Patrick commented:
> When NBC announced it was dropping "Firestone" on Monday
> nights, it, CBS, and (possibly) ABC offered it a Sunday-afternoon
> slot. One of the Firestone family was incredulous; his reply was,
> "Who watches television on Sunday afternoon? They're all out
> playing polo." When ABC revived "Firestone" in 1962, Sen. Thomas
> Dodd wrote the network, commending it for bringing the program
> back. However, only about 2.5 million people (according to Brooks
> and Marsh) watched, leading to permanent cancellation in 1963.
Didn't this actually take place in 1959, when ABC cancelled "Voice Of Firestone"?? Several
reference works claimed that all three networks offered Sunday afternoon timeslots to
"Firestone" for the 1959/1960 season, but the company refused. It was "prime time or nothing".
Then, after Ollie Treyz got fired as ABC's programming chief (I believe it was Treyz who cancelled
"Firestone" in 1959), his successor (I don't know his name) decided to score some "brownie
points" and offered "Firestone" an excellent timeslot for the 1962/1963 season, Sundays at 10
P.M. (EDT/EST), leading-out of what was expected to be a series of high-rated movies.
As I had written earlier in this thread, nearly all of the large audience attracted by the movies
either changed channels or turned-off their sets at 10 P.M., leaving "Firestone" (as B. Patrick
noted) with an average weekly viewing audience of only about two and a half million people.
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> B. Patrick commented:
>
> > When NBC announced it was dropping "Firestone" on Monday
> > nights, it, CBS, and (possibly) ABC offered it a
> Sunday-afternoon
> > slot. One of the Firestone family was incredulous; his
> reply was,
> > "Who watches television on Sunday afternoon? They're all
> out
> > playing polo." When ABC revived "Firestone" in 1962, Sen.
> Thomas
> > Dodd wrote the network, commending it for bringing the
> program
> > back. However, only about 2.5 million people (according to
> Brooks
> > and Marsh) watched, leading to permanent cancellation in
> 1963.
>
> Didn't this actually take place in 1959, when ABC cancelled
> "Voice Of Firestone"?? Several reference works claimed that
> all three networks offered Sunday afternoon timeslots to
> "Firestone" for the 1959/1960 season, but the company
> refused. It was "prime time or nothing". Then, after Ollie
> Treyz got fired as ABC's programming chief (I believe it was
> Treyz who cancelled "Firestone" in 1959), his successor (I

> don't know his name) decided to score some "brownie points"
> and offered "Firestone" an excellent timeslot for the
> 1962/1963 season, Sundays at 10 P.M. (EDT/EST), leading-out
> of what was expected to be a series of high-rated movies.
>
> As I had written earlier in this thread, nearly all of the
> large audience attracted by the movies either changed
> channels or turned-off their sets at 10 P.M., leaving
> "Firestone" (as B. Patrick noted) with an average weekly
> viewing audience of only about two and a half million
> people.
>
According to Brooks and Marsh, NBC offered the Firestone family
a different time slot in 1954, which they refused; in 1959, Ollie
Treyz decided that "Voice Of Firestone" would have to air at
10 PM, where it would do the least damage to the rest of the
schedule. Again the Firestones wouldn't hear of it, and Treyz
canceled the program. A book about ABC
Sports called "The Thrill Of Victory" (which contains a short
history of ABC up to 1978) says that ABC did indeed offer
Sunday afternoons in 1959, but that NBC had done the same
thing at some earlier point ('54, perhaps?) and had gotten
the response I mentioned about polo.
At any rate, Tom Moore replaced Ollie Treyz in 1962, and he's
the guy who put "Voice Of Firestone" back on the air. And
guess what? Candid Camera, against "Voice" on CBS, finished
the 1962-63 season tied with Red Skelton as the number-two
program in prime time (The Beverly Hillbillies was number one).
Retro:Cleveland, Friday May 26, 1949
Source:Canton Repository
WNBK 4 NBC
5:10 Whispering Shadows
5:30 Howdy Doody
6PM Andy Clyde
6:30 Film
6:45 Bob Boyd Show
7PM Kukla, Fran And Ollie
7:30 American Song
8PM Admiral Brodway Revue
9PM Theatrical Agency
9:30 Show Time
10PM Gilette Cavalcade Of Sports
11PM Chesterfield Supper Club-Perry Como
11:15 Program Previews

WEWS 5 CBS/DuMont (Possibly ABC, but ABC wasnt as well establised as even DuMont at this
time)
4PM Distaff-Women's Talk
5:30 Uncle Jake's House-Gene Carroll
6PM Small Fry Club-DuMont
6:30 Lucky Pup-CBS
6:45 Vincent Lopez-DuMont
7PM Sports Special
7:30 World News (Probably CBS News-Douglas Edwards)
7:45 Linn Sheldon Show
8PM Film
8:15 Dugout Interviews
8:25 Baseball:Chicago White Sox At Cleveland Indians (Indians won 4-0)
Bob Neal And Indians Legend Tris Speaker were the Broadcast team (Source:2005 Clevelamd
Indians Media Guide)
11PM Coming Attractions
08-05-2005, 11:52 AM #2
Joseph_Gallant
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Re: Retro:Cleveland, Friday May 26, 1949
Tim Lones takes us back to Cleveland on May 26th, 1949:
> WNBK 4 NBC

Later to move to Channel 3.
> 10PM Gilette Cavalcade Of Sports
Likely a professional boxing match, and probably from New York's Madison Square Garden,
which hosted boxing cards (and periodic title bouts) almost every Friday night during the 1940'a
dna 1950's.
> 11PM Chesterfield Supper Club-Perry Como
I think this was a simulcast with NBC Radio. Didn't it move to an early-evening slot after a few
months?
It also appears that WNBK did not produce any local newscasts. The only newscast listed for
WNBK was John Cameron Swayze's network newscast. Quite unusual for a network O&O.
> WEWS 5 CBS/DuMont (Possibly ABC, but ABC wasnt as well
> establised as even DuMont at this time)
> 8:25 Baseball:Chicago White Sox At Cleveland Indians
> (Indians won 4-0)
> Bob Neal And Indians Legend Tris Speaker were the Broadcast
> team (Source:2005 Clevelamd Indians Media Guide)
Seems to me that 8:25 P.M. would be an unusually-late start time for a night game in Cleveland,
even back then. Could this have been the second game of a twi-night doubleheader with the first
game having not been televised??
> 11PM Coming Attractions
And WEWS appears not to have done any local news either. I guess if you lived in Cleveland in
May of 1949, and wanted local news, you had to read a newspaper or listen to the radio.
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> Tim Lones takes us back to Cleveland on May 26th, 1949:
>
> > WNBK 4 NBC
>
> Later to move to Channel 3.
>
> > 10PM Gilette Cavalcade Of Sports
>
> Likely a professional boxing match, and probably from New
> York's Madison Square Garden, which hosted boxing cards (and
> periodic title bouts) almost every Friday night during the
> 1940'a dna 1950's.
>
> > 11PM Chesterfield Supper Club-Perry Como
>
> I think this was a simulcast with NBC Radio. Didn't it move
> to an early-evening slot after a few months?
>
> It also appears that WNBK did not produce any local
> newscasts. The only newscast listed for WNBK was John
> Cameron Swayze's network newscast. Quite unusual for a
> network O&O.
>
> > WEWS 5 CBS/DuMont (Possibly ABC, but ABC wasnt as well
> > establised as even DuMont at this time)
>
> > 8:25 Baseball:Chicago White Sox At Cleveland Indians
> > (Indians won 4-0)
> > Bob Neal And Indians Legend Tris Speaker were the
> Broadcast
> > team (Source:2005 Clevelamd Indians Media Guide)
>
> Seems to me that 8:25 P.M. would be an unusually-late start
> time for a night game in Cleveland, even back then. Could
> this have been the second game of a twi-night doubleheader
> with the first game having not been televised??
>
> > 11PM Coming Attractions

>
> And WEWS appears not to have done any local news either. I
> guess if you lived in Cleveland in May of 1949, and wanted
> local news, you had to read a newspaper or listen to the
> radio.
>
Local news was really a throwaway in TV's early days; stations
didn't see any profit potential in it, and really didn't begin
to do so until the '70s, when the ratings for Eyewitness News
and similar formats with their mix of information and entertainment
values really began to pay off in more ways than one.
Of course, that wasn't true everywhere. On one of my North
Carolina postings from the '50s there was a station in Winston-
Salem doing a half-hour local block from 6:30-7 each night. But
that had to be the exception rather than the rule.
And don't think this attitude stopped at the network level.
John Cameron Swayze and Douglas Edwards weren't there because
of their journalistic expertise as much as their ability to
make a good appearance on camera (and Swayze's flamboyance was
exactly what viewers wanted in 1949). Don't forget that Swayze,
Edwards, and ABC's John Daly also emceed game shows during their
years as anchors. That wouldn't begin
to change until the coming of Chet Huntley, David Brinkley,

and (especially) Walter Cronkite, when the news of the day
demanded anchors who sounded as if they knew what they were
talking about. (Forget that Cronkite was host of It's News To
Me; he didn't keep the job long enough to worry about sullying
his reputation.)
You are absolutely correct when you say that in 1949 people
had to depend on newspapers or radio to find out what was
going on. Local news was mostly "rip and read" off the press-
association teletypes; network news was a lot of footage of
beauty contests and the like supplied by movie newsreel companies.
When stations and networks decided they could do their own reporting,
the quality of news improved; when they realized how much money
they really were making, the quantity increased.
08-05-2005, 12:35 PM #4
TimL
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> Tim Lones takes us back to Cleveland on May 26th, 1949:
>
> > WNBK 4 NBC
>
> Later to move to Channel 3.

Which we have mentioned many times.
>
> > 10PM Gilette Cavalcade Of Sports
>
> Likely a professional boxing match, and probably from New
> York's Madison Square Garden, which hosted boxing cards (and
> periodic title bouts) almost every Friday night during the
> 1940'a dna 1950's.
Most regular readers of these schedules would know that which is why I did'nt mention it..
>
> > 11PM Chesterfield Supper Club-Perry Como
>
> I think this was a simulcast with NBC Radio. Didn't it move
> to an early-evening slot after a few months?
The TV show started 12-24-48 at 7PM and was probably a simulcast..in 3 months the TV show
moved to 11PM but the Radio show stayed at 7PM based on a WTAM 1100 radio listing in the
same source as the TV listing...It seemed Como did two live shows one for TV one for radio.more
info here:
http://www.classictvhits.com/show.php?id=810
>
> It also appears that WNBK did not produce any local
> newscasts. The only newscast listed for WNBK was John
> Cameron Swayze's network newscast. Quite unusual for a
> network O&O.
WNBK had only been on the air since October 1948..Local news was still relatively rare on
TV..Only network news and newsreels were prevalent
>
> > WEWS 5 CBS/DuMont (Possibly ABC, but ABC wasnt as well
> > establised as even DuMont at this time)
>
> > 8:25 Baseball:Chicago White Sox At Cleveland Indians
> > (Indians won 4-0)
> > Bob Neal And Indians Legend Tris Speaker were the
> Broadcast
> > team (Source:2005 Clevelamd Indians Media Guide)
>
> Seems to me that 8:25 P.M. would be an unusually-late start
> time for a night game in Cleveland, even back then. Could
> this have been the second game of a twi-night doubleheader
> with the first game having not been televised??
According to http://www.shrpsports.com where I get game scores, this was only a single
game..Seemed Odd for a game to start that late to me too.
>
> > 11PM Coming Attractions
>
> And WEWS appears not to have done any local news either. I
> guess if you lived in Cleveland in May of 1949, and wanted
> local news, you had to read a newspaper or listen to the
> radio.
Dorothy Fuldheim was already established at WEWS and may have done commentary though
not necessarily this night.
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Guest
I had thought that with some exceptions, local TV news until the early 1960's consisted of
someone reading news into a camera, with no slides, newsreel film, etc.
I thought that WNBK and WEWS would have been able to mount early-evening and late-evening
"an announcer reading news into a camera"-type news programs. They could have been done
inexpensively, especially if the man reading the news into the camera also did off-camera
station-break announcing in-between the early and late newscasts.
Retro: Charlotte prime time Friday, June 10, 1983
From the Charlotte Observer. Listings run
7 PM-sign off.
WBTV Ch. 3 (CBS)
7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
9 PM Dallas
10 PM Falcon Crest
11 PM News
12 M McKeever And The Colonel
(these last two were part of WBTV's
Those Were The Years nostalgia series)
12:30 Saturday Night
WSOC Ch. 9 (ABC)
7 PM ABC News
8 PM Benson
8:30 At Ease
9 PM ABC Movie: "She's In The
Army Now"
11 PM News
11:30 Nightline
12:30 Solid Gold
1:30 News
2 AM CNN News (to 6 AM)

WHKY Ch. 14 (Ind.)
6:30 Movie: "The North Star"
8:30 Spirit And Life
9 PM Movie: "Reaching For The Moon"
10 PM News
10:30 Independent Network News
11 PM Evening At The Improv
12 M Soul Train
WCCB Ch. 18 (Ind.)
7 PM Wild Wild West
8 PM Gunsmoke
9 PM Movie: "Neptune's Daughter"
11 PM Jackie Gleason
11:30 Independent Network News
12 M Jim Bakker
1 AM Weather
WNSC Ch. 30 (PBS)
7:30 Open Line

9 PM Inside Story
9:30 Creativity With Bill Moyers
10 PM Firing Line
WPCQ Ch. 36 (NBC)
7 PM Family Feud
7:30 People's Court
8 PM The Powers Of Matthew Star
9 PM Knight Rider
10 PM Eischied (rerun)
11 PM Soap
11:30 Tonight Show (Roger Moore is
a guest)
12:30 SCTV Network
2 AM NBC News Overnight
3 AM Movie: "No Way To Treat A Lady"
5 AM NBC News Overnight
WTVI Ch. 42 (PBS)
7 PM Over Easy

9 PM Final Edition
9:30 The Lawmakers
10 PM Mystery!
WUNG Ch. 58 (PBS)
7:30 Stateline: The General Assembly
9 PM The Commanders
10 PM The Different Drummer: Blacks In
The Military
11:30 Morecambe & Wise
As I've probably explained before, the reason for three
PBS stations is this: WNSC/30 is part of South Carolina
ETV and is located in Rock Hill, SC; WTVI/42 is owned by
the Charlotte/Mecklenburg School Board; WUNG/58 is part
of UNC-TV and is located in Concord, NC.
WHKY/14 is located in Hickory, NC.

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Re: Retro: Charlotte prime time Friday, June 10, 1983
> From the Charlotte Observer. Listings run
> 7 PM-sign off.
>
> WBTV Ch. 3 (CBS)
>
> 7 PM CBS News
> 7:30 PM Magazine
> 8 PM Dukes Of Hazzard
> 9 PM Dallas
> 10 PM Falcon Crest
> 11 PM News
> 12 M McKeever And The Colonel
> (these last two were part of WBTV's
> Those Were The Years nostalgia series)
> 12:30 Saturday Night

>
> WSOC Ch. 9 (ABC)
>
> 7 PM ABC News
> 8 PM Benson
> 8:30 At Ease
> 9 PM ABC Movie: "She's In The
> Army Now"
> 11 PM News
> 11:30 Nightline
> 12:30 Solid Gold
> 1:30 News
> 2 AM CNN News (to 6 AM)
>
> WHKY Ch. 14 (Ind.)
>
> 6:30 Movie: "The North Star"
> 8:30 Spirit And Life
> 9 PM Movie: "Reaching For The Moon"
> 10 PM News
> 10:30 Independent Network News
> 11 PM Evening At The Improv
> 12 M Soul Train
>
> WCCB Ch. 18 (Ind.)
>
> 7 PM Wild Wild West
> 8 PM Gunsmoke
> 9 PM Movie: "Neptune's Daughter"
> 11 PM Jackie Gleason
> 11:30 Independent Network News
> 12 M Jim Bakker
> 1 AM Weather
>
> WNSC Ch. 30 (PBS)
>
> 7 PM MacNeil/Lehrer Report
> 7:30 Open Line
> 8 PM Washington Week In Review
> 8:30 Wall Street Week
> 9 PM Inside Story
> 9:30 Creativity With Bill Moyers
> 10 PM Firing Line
>
> WPCQ Ch. 36 (NBC)
>
> 7 PM Family Feud
> 8 PM The Powers Of Matthew Star

> 9 PM Knight Rider
> 10 PM Eischied (rerun)
> 11 PM Soap
> 11:30 Tonight Show (Roger Moore is
> a guest)
> 12:30 SCTV Network
> 2 AM NBC News Overnight
> 3 AM Movie: "No Way To Treat A Lady"
>
> WTVI Ch. 42 (PBS)
>
> 7 PM Over Easy
> 7:30 MacNeil/Lehrer Report
> 9 PM Final Edition
> 9:30 The Lawmakers
> 10 PM Mystery!
>
> WUNG Ch. 58 (PBS)
>
> 7 PM MacNeil/Lehrer Report
> 7:30 Stateline: The General Assembly

> 9 PM The Commanders
> 10 PM The Different Drummer: Blacks In
> The Military
> 11 PM Alfred Hitchcock Presents
> 11:30 Morecambe & Wise
>
> As I've probably explained before, the reason for three
> PBS stations is this: WNSC/30 is part of South Carolina
> ETV and is located in Rock Hill, SC; WTVI/42 is owned by
> the Charlotte/Mecklenburg School Board; WUNG/58 is part
> of UNC-TV and is located in Concord, NC.
>
> WHKY/14 is located in Hickory, NC.
No, Joker's Wild or Tic Tac Dough in Charlotte then? I think WSOC had them for awhile or was it
another Charlotte station?
>
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Tic Tac Dough was running on Channel 9 at 9:30 AM.
Joker's Wild appears to have been off the air in
Charlotte; I don't see it on the daytime schedules
for that week. There was a time (1979-81, IIRC) when
Joker's Wild and Tic Tac Dough did run 7-8 PM on WSOC.
I keep thinking that WCCB carried Joker's Wild at some
point, but I'm not sure about that.
From the Charlotte Observer. Listings run
7 PM-sign off.
>>
> > WBTV Ch. 3 (CBS)
>>
> > 7 PM CBS News
> > 7:30 PM Magazine
> > 8 PM Dukes Of Hazzard
> > 9 PM Dallas
> > 10 PM Falcon Crest
> > 11 PM News
> > 11:30 My Little Margie
> > 12 M McKeever And The Colonel
> > (these last two were part of WBTV's

> > Those Were The Years nostalgia series)
> > 12:30 Saturday Night
>>
> > WSOC Ch. 9 (ABC)
>>
> > 7 PM ABC News
> > 7:30 Entertainment Tonight
> > 8 PM Benson
> > 8:30 At Ease
> > 9 PM ABC Movie: "She's In The
> > Army Now"
> > 11 PM News
> > 11:30 Nightline
> > 12:30 Solid Gold
> > 1:30 News
> > 2 AM CNN News (to 6 AM)
>>
> > WHKY Ch. 14 (Ind.)
>>
> > 6:30 Movie: "The North Star"
> > 8:30 Spirit And Life
> > 9 PM Movie: "Reaching For The Moon"
> > 10 PM News
> > 10:30 Independent Network News
> > 11 PM Evening At The Improv

> > 12 M Soul Train
>>
> > WCCB Ch. 18 (Ind.)
>>
> > 7 PM Wild Wild West
> > 8 PM Gunsmoke
> > 9 PM Movie: "Neptune's Daughter"
> > 11 PM Jackie Gleason
> > 11:30 Independent Network News
> > 12 M Jim Bakker
> > 1 AM Weather
>>
> > WNSC Ch. 30 (PBS)
>>
> > 7 PM MacNeil/Lehrer Report
> > 7:30 Open Line
> > 8 PM Washington Week In Review
> > 8:30 Wall Street Week
> > 9 PM Inside Story
> > 9:30 Creativity With Bill Moyers
> > 10 PM Firing Line
>>
> > WPCQ Ch. 36 (NBC)
>>
> > 7 PM Family Feud

> > 7:30 People's Court
> > 8 PM The Powers Of Matthew Star
> > 9 PM Knight Rider
> > 10 PM Eischied (rerun)
> > 11 PM Soap
> > 11:30 Tonight Show (Roger Moore is
> > a guest)
> > 12:30 SCTV Network
> > 2 AM NBC News Overnight
> > 3 AM Movie: "No Way To Treat A Lady"
>>
> > WTVI Ch. 42 (PBS)
>>
> > 7 PM Over Easy
> > 7:30 MacNeil/Lehrer Report
> > 9 PM Final Edition
> > 9:30 The Lawmakers
> > 10 PM Mystery!
>>
> > WUNG Ch. 58 (PBS)
>>
> > 7 PM MacNeil/Lehrer Report

> > 7:30 Stateline: The General Assembly
> > 9 PM The Commanders
> > 10 PM The Different Drummer: Blacks In
> > The Military
> > 11 PM Alfred Hitchcock Presents
> > 11:30 Morecambe & Wise
>>
> > As I've probably explained before, the reason for three
> > PBS stations is this: WNSC/30 is part of South Carolina
> > ETV and is located in Rock Hill, SC; WTVI/42 is owned by
> > the Charlotte/Mecklenburg School Board; WUNG/58 is part
> > of UNC-TV and is located in Concord, NC.
>>
> > WHKY/14 is located in Hickory, NC.
>
> No, Joker's Wild or Tic Tac Dough in Charlotte then? I think
> WSOC had them for awhile or was it another Charlotte
> station?
>>
>
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> Tic Tac Dough was running on Channel 9 at 9:30 AM.
> Joker's Wild appears to have been off the air in
> Charlotte; I don't see it on the daytime schedules
> for that week. There was a time (1979-81, IIRC) when
> Joker's Wild and Tic Tac Dough did run 7-8 PM on WSOC.
> I keep thinking that WCCB carried Joker's Wild at some
> point, but I'm not sure about that.
>
>
>This was during the period when local stations were canning game shows like Joker's Wild and
Tic Tac Dough in favor of reruns like The Muppets and MASH as well as expanded local newscasts
and also Entertainment Tonight during the dinner hour. If we had the internet at the time 1981-
83 of the game show axings, we would have been able to save our favorites the way people e-
mailed Game Show Network after the Goodson-Todman shows (except The Price Is Right and
Richard Dawson's ill-fated return to Family Feud in 1994)were canned in 10/1997 and that paved
the way for the other G-T shows like Match Game and Password to return.
Game shows in Fall 1983 were on a comeback thanks to syndie Wheel OF Fortune and also Love
Connection which debuted the same day as Wheel. And of course Wheel's success prompted
Merv to bring back Jeopardy! in the fall of 1984.
I moved to Sacramento from Michigan in June 1983 and KCRA 3 the NBC station had Tic Tac
Dough at 10:30 am after the daytime Wheel and before The New Battlestars which was about to
go off the air on 7/1/1983. And Joker's Wild aired on KRBK (now KMAX-TV) 31 at 11pm. It moved
to KOVR 13 then an ABC outlet at 9 am daily after GMA. Shades of when TJW was on CBS in the
1970's.
>>
>
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> WPCQ Ch. 36 (NBC)
>
> 7 PM Family Feud
> 8 PM The Powers Of Matthew Star
> 9 PM Knight Rider
> 10 PM Eischied (rerun)
> 11 PM Soap
> 11:30 Tonight Show (Roger Moore is

> a guest)
> 12:30 SCTV Network
> 3 AM Movie: "No Way To Treat A Lady"
>
>
I was wondering how come WPCQ had no 7 pm or 11PM newscast. Did they run their evening
news early and how come they did not have a late news?
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> I was wondering how come WPCQ had no 7 pm or 11PM newscast.
> Did they run their evening news early and how come they did
> not have a late news?
>
I don't believe they had a news department in existance during this time. I think it was in the
late-80s or early-90s before one was established (I've seen a news open from 1994, branded as
"News 36") and not until BELO purchased the station in the mid-to-late-90s (and re-named to
WCNC and branded as "NBC 6", its cable position) that it became anything but a bottom dweller
in the ratings.
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> > WPCQ Ch. 36 (NBC)
>>
> > 7 PM Family Feud
> > 8 PM The Powers Of Matthew Star
> > 9 PM Knight Rider
> > 10 PM Eischied (rerun)
> > 11 PM Soap
> > 11:30 Tonight Show (Roger Moore is
> > a guest)
> > 12:30 SCTV Network
> > 3 AM Movie: "No Way To Treat A Lady"

>>
>>
> I was wondering how come WPCQ had no 7 pm or 11PM newscast.
> Did they run their evening news early and how come they did
> not have a late news?
>
Channel 36 had had news at 7 and 11 when it first went to NBC
in 1978(Ted Turner owned the station then). Westinghouse, upon
purchasing the station in 1980, made some decidedly cost-effective
moves and cut out the two local newscasts. In addition, at
the time of these listings 36 did not carry NBC Nightly News,
showing reruns of Real People instead. Another post tells what
happened once Belo got ahold of the station.
Spokane, August 1-7, 1976
From The Spokeman-Review. The listings were for the week of August 1st to August 7th, 1976.
KREM-2(ABC)
[Note: This would be their last week as a ABC affiliate]
SUNDAY(8/1)
7AM Lively Arts
7:30 Wally's Workshop
8AM Yesterday's Newsreel

9AM Insight
9:30 Medix
10AM Little Rascals
10:30 Groovie Ghoulies
11AM Those Were The Days
11:30 Make A Wish
12Noon Issues & Answers
12:30 What's The Story
1PM World At War
2PM Movie, "Good News"
4PM Summer Olympics(Montreal, Final Day)
7PM Movie, "The Voyager"
9PM Herb Alpert
10PM John Denver and Friend(Frank Sinatra)(Repeat)
11PM ABC News
11:15 Flash Gordon
11:30 Movie, "The Plainsman"
1:15AM Intersect
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY DAYTIME(8/2 to 8/6)
6:40AM Down To Earth
6:45 Intersect
7AM Cartoons
8:25AM Partridge Family

8:55 Housecall
9AM Mike Douglas
10:30 Happy Days
11AM Hot Seat
11:30 Channel 2 News
11:55 Take Kerr(AKA "The Galloping Gourmet" himself, Graham Kerr)
12Noon $20,000 Pyramid
1PM Ryan's Hope
3PM Edge Of Night
3:30 Porky Pig
4PM Mickey Mouse Club
4:30 The FBI
5:30 Channel 2 News
6PM ABC News
6:30 Star Trek
11PM Channel 2 News
1AM Yesterday's Newsreel
MONDAY(8/2)
7:30PM High Rollers
8PM Viva Valdez
8:30 Monday Night Baseball(No Game given in this listing)

TUESDAY(8/3)
7:30 Let's Make A Deal(Also at 7:30 on Thursdays)
8PM Happy Days
8:30 Laverne & Shirley
9PM Olympic Highlights
11:30 Movie, "Legacy Of Blood"
WEDNESDAY(8/4)
7:30 Hollywood Squares(Also at 7:30 on Fridays)
8PM Bionic Woman
9PM Baretta
10PM Starsky & Hutch
11:30 Movie, "All The Kind Strangers"
THURSDAY(8/5)
8PM Welcome Back Kotter
8:30 What's Happening
9PM Streets Of San Francisco
10PM Harry-O
11:30 Mannix
12:55AM The Magician
FRIDAY(8/6)
8PM Donny & Marie

9PM Movie, "John & Mary"
11:30 The Rookies
12:45AM The Name Of The Game
SATURDAY(8/7)
6:45AM Davey & Goliath
7AM Hong Kong Phooey
7:30 Tom & Jerry
8:30 New Adventures Of Gilligan('s Island)(Animated)
9AM SuperFriends
10AM Speed Buggy
10:30 Oddball Couple(Based on The Odd Couple, Animated)
11AM The Lost Saucer
12:30PM The Explorers
1PM Movie, "Adventures Of Mark Twain"
3:30 The Virginian
5PM Wide World Of Sports
6:30 ABC News
7PM Wild, Wild World Of Animals
8PM Special, "Monty Hall's Variety Hour"(With Minnie Ripperton, Cloris Lechman, Ed Asner and
Shields & Yarnell)
9PM Movie, "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever"
11:45 ABC News(Last ABC program to air on KREM)

12Mid Movie, "A Light In The Plaza"
2:30AM The Avengers
KXLY-4(CBS)
[Note: This would be their last week as a CBS Affiliate, due in part to CBS dropping them.]
SUNDAY(8/1)
7:30AM Kroeze Brothers
8AM Rex Humbard
9AM Voice Of Church
9:30 Jerry Falwell
10:30 Public Affairs
11AM Mayberry RFD
11:30 Movie, "Sargent Rutledge"
1PM Movie, "Rebus'
3PM Face The Nation
3:30 Pop Goes The Country
4PM Nashville On The Road
4:30 Good Ole Nashville Music
5PM Movie, "Deadly Hunt"
6:30 Name That Tune
7PM 60 Minutes
8PM Sonny & Cher
9PM Kojak
10PM Cannon
11PM News Scene
11:15 Dwayne Friend
12:15 Zane Grey Theater
MONDAY-FRIDAY(8/2 to 8/6)
6:25AM Farm Report
7AM Good Morning America(Would go to 2 hours the next week)
9AM Price Is Right
10AM Guiding Light(Delayed by a day)
10:30 Love Of Life
10:55 CBS News
11AM The Young & The Restless
12Noon Dialing For Dollars
1:30 Dialing For Dollars(This isn't a typo; they aired a second show, but this would be their last
week doing so)
2PM All In The Family
2:30 Match Game
3PM Movie
4:30 The Lucy Show
5PM Hogan's Heroes

5:30 News Scene
6PM CBS News
6:30 Dinah
11PM News Scene
MONDAY(8/2)
3PM Movie, "Battle Cry"(Part 1)
7:30PM Popi(Delayed from last Tuesday)
8PM Rhoda
8:30 Phyllis
9:30 Maude
10PM Medical Center
12mid Movie, "Desiree"
TUESDAY(8/3)
3PM Movie, "Battle Cry"(Part 2)
7:30 Hee Haw
8:30 Good Times
9PM MASH
9:30 Three Times Daley(Pilot with Don Adams as a reporter who shares his home with his son
and father)
10PM Switch
12Mid Movie, "The Hunters"

WEDNESDAY(8/4)
3PM Movie, "Big Trees"
7:30 Bob Newhart(Delayed From Saturday)
8PM Special, "George M"(TV adaptation of the 1968 musical based the music of George M.
Cohen)
9PM To America(A portrait of today's immigrants)
12Mid Movie, "The Jayhawkers"
THURSDAY(8/4)
3PM Movie, "Lion And The The Horse"
7:30 Match Game PM
8PM The Waltons
9PM Hawaii Five-O
10PM Barnaby Jones
12Mid Movie, "Westbound"
FRIDAY(8/6)
3PM Movie, "Woman's World'
7:30 Mary Tyler Moore(Delayed from Saturday)
8PM Special, "Pat Boone And The Little Ones"
8:30 KXLY Public Affairs
(No subject was given, but it might be either about the network switch that cost them their CBS
affiliation or the election that year, especially the Washington State governors' race in which Dixy
Lee Ray would become the Evergreen State's first female governor)
9PM Movie, "D-Day, The 6th Of June"
12Mid Movie, "Pony Express"

SATURDAY(8/7)
7:15AM Sunrise Semester
7:45 Sunday School
8AM Pebbles & Bamm Bamm
9:30 Scooby Doo
10AM Shazam/Isis Hour
11AM Cartoons
12Noon Valley Of The Dinosaurs
1PM CBS Children's Film Festival
2PM Agape
2:30 Public Affairs
3PM Lone Ranger
4PM Perry Mason
5PM Thrillseekers
5:30 Porter Wagner
6PM Lawrence Welk
7PM NFL Football[Dallas Cowboys at Los Angeles Rams; Exhibition game](Their last program as a
CBS affiliate)
10PM Bicentennial Special
11PM News Scene
11:30 Movie, "Prince Valiant"
KHQ(TV)-6(NBC)
SUNDAY(8/1)
6AM Herald Of Truth
7AM Dwayne Friend
7:30 Voice Of Victory
8AM Jimmy Swaggart
9AM Oral Roberts
9:30 Untamed World
10AM NFL Action
10:30 Movie, "Spartacus"
1PM Time For Livin'
2PM Movie, "The Other Man"
4PM Meet The Press
4:30 Space:1999
5:30 NBC News
6PM Last Of The Wild
6:30 Wild Kingdom
7PM Wonderful World Of Disney
8PM Ellery Queen
9PM McMillan & Wife
11PM Q6 Eyewitness News
11:30 Sammy & Company

6AM Farm & Home Report
6:30 Not For Women Only
7AM Today
9AM Sanford & Son
10AM Wheel Of Fortune
11AM Fun Factory
11:30 Kaleidscope
12Noon Somerset
1:30 The Doctors
2PM Another World
3PM Bonanza
4PM Merv Griffin
5:30 Q6 Eyewitness News
6PM NBC Nightly News
7PM Bewitched
11:30 Tonight Show
1AM Tomorrow
MONDAY(8/2)
7:30 Don Adams' Screen Test
8PM Pilot, "The Cheerleaders"(Comedy about a pair of college girls)
8:30 Pilot, "Full House"(A family man and a true believer in marriage is crushed when his parents
decide to divorce; No relation to the 1987-95 series)
9PM Joe Forrester
10PM Jigsaw John
TUESDAY(8/3)
7:30 The New Candid Camera
8PM Movin' On
9PM Police Woman
10PM City Of Angels
WEDNESDAY(8/4)
7:30 Irish Rovers(Variety show from Canada hosted by the group)
8PM Little House On The Prairie
9PM Sanford & Son
9:30 Chico & The Man
10PM Hawk
THURSDAY(8/5)
7:30 Bobby Vinton(Another Canadian Import)
8PM Special, "The Beach Boys"
9PM Movie, "Cancel My Reservation"

FRIDAY(8/6)
7:30 Animal World
8PM Sanford & Son
8:30 Rockford Files(Special time)
9:30 Police Story(Special time)
10:30 Legionaires' Disease(News special)
1AM Midnight Special(Guest: Host James Brown, Elton John & Kiki Dee, Seals & Croft and Peter
Frampton)
SATURDAY(8/7)
6:30AM U.S. Farm Report
7AM Romper Room
8AM Waldo Kitty
8:30 Pink Panther
9AM Land Of The Lost
9:30 Run Joe Run
10AM Return To The Planet Of The Apes
11AM Baseball(Phillies At Cardinals)
2PM Movie, "Dementia 13"
3:30 Movie, "Valley Of Mystery"
4:45 Movie, "Trial Run"
6PM NBC News
6:30 This Is Baseball
7PM Kids Together

7:30 Untamed World
8PM Comedy Theater, "Adventuring With Chopper"(Had this series about two African-American
detectives been picked up, Antonio Fargus would've left "Starsky & Hutch")
8:30 Movie, "There Was A Crooked Man"
11:30 Weekend(Pre-empts Saturday Night Live)
KSPS-7(PBS)
SUNDAY(8/1)
2PM Tennis(Louisville Tennis Classic, Semifinals)
6PM Consumer Survival Kit
6:30 World Press
7PM People & Politics
8PM Evening At Pops
9PM Masterpiece Theatre:"Shoulder To Shoulder"(Part 2)(Repeat)
10PM Great Performances:"Jennie"
8AM Mister Rogers'
8:30 Villa Alegre(M/W/F); Carrascolendas(Tu/Th)
9AM Sesame Street
10AM Electric Company
10:30 Antiques(M/W); Erica(Tu); Woman(Th); Crockett's Victory Garden(F)
11AM Sesame Street

12Noon Instructional programming
4PM Mister Rogers'
4:30 Sesame Street
6PM Zoom
7:30 Robert MacNeil
11PM ABC Captioned News
MONDAY(8/2)
6:30 Carrascolendas
7PM Second Ending
8PM Tennis(Louisville Tennis Classic, Finals)
TUESDAY(8/3)
6:30 Idea Thing
7PM Guppies To Groupers
8PM Lowell Thomas Remembers
8:30 American Indian Artists
9PM Evening At Pops
10PM Olympiad
WEDNESDAY(8/4)
6:30 Book Beat
7PM Legacy Americana

8PM Nova
9PM Lady Randolph Churchill
10PM Life Of Leonardo DaVinci
THURSDAY(8/5)
6:30 Crockett's Victory Garden
7PM Consultation
8PM Upstairs, Downstairs
9PM Men Who Made Movies
10PM Mark Of Jazz
10:30 Black Perspectives
FRIDAY(8/6)
6:30 Carrascolendas
7PM South By Northwest
8PM Washington Week In Review
9PM USA: People And Politics
9:30 Charlestown: Three centuries of town life
10PM Shoulder To Shoulder
SATURDAY(8/7)
4:30 Sesame Street
6PM North Idaho College Fourm

7PM Olympiad
8PM At The Top
9PM Movie, "Dr. Mabuse, King Of Crime"
10:30 Monty Python's Flying Circus
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Re: Spokane, August 1-7, 1976
When did Spokane get its first indie station? Do you have any listings with that
station?
> From The Spokeman-Review. The listings were for the week of
> August 1st to August 7th, 1976.
>
> KREM-2(ABC)
> [Note: This would be their last week as a ABC affiliate]
>
> SUNDAY(8/1)
> 7AM Lively Arts
> 7:30 Wally's Workshop
> 8AM Yesterday's Newsreel
> 8:30 Faith For Today
> 9AM Insight
> 9:30 Medix
> 10AM Little Rascals
> 10:30 Groovie Ghoulies
> 11AM Those Were The Days
> 11:30 Make A Wish
> 12Noon Issues & Answers
> 12:30 What's The Story
> 1PM World At War
> 2PM Movie, "Good News"
> 4PM Summer Olympics(Montreal, Final Day)
> 7PM Movie, "The Voyager"
> 9PM Herb Alpert
> 10PM John Denver and Friend(Frank Sinatra)(Repeat)
> 11PM ABC News
> 11:15 Flash Gordon
> 11:30 Movie, "The Plainsman"
> 1:15AM Intersect
>
> MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY DAYTIME(8/2 to 8/6)

> 6:40AM Down To Earth
> 6:45 Intersect
> 7AM Cartoons
> 8:25AM Partridge Family
> 8:55 Housecall
> 9AM Mike Douglas
> 10:30 Happy Days
> 11AM Hot Seat
> 11:30 Channel 2 News
> 11:55 Take Kerr(AKA "The Galloping Gourmet" himself, Graham
> Kerr)
> 12Noon $20,000 Pyramid
> 1PM Ryan's Hope
> 3PM Edge Of Night
> 3:30 Porky Pig
> 4PM Mickey Mouse Club
> 4:30 The FBI
> 6PM ABC News
> 6:30 Star Trek
> 11PM Channel 2 News
> 1AM Yesterday's Newsreel

>
> MONDAY(8/2)
> 7:30PM High Rollers
> 8PM Viva Valdez
> 8:30 Monday Night Baseball(No Game given in this listing)
>
> TUESDAY(8/3)
> 7:30 Let's Make A Deal(Also at 7:30 on Thursdays)
> 8PM Happy Days
> 8:30 Laverne & Shirley
> 9PM Olympic Highlights
> 11:30 Movie, "Legacy Of Blood"
>
> WEDNESDAY(8/4)
> 7:30 Hollywood Squares(Also at 7:30 on Fridays)
> 8PM Bionic Woman
> 9PM Baretta
> 10PM Starsky & Hutch
> 11:30 Movie, "All The Kind Strangers"
>
> THURSDAY(8/5)
> 8PM Welcome Back Kotter
> 8:30 What's Happening
> 9PM Streets Of San Francisco
> 10PM Harry-O

> 11:30 Mannix
> 12:55AM The Magician
>
> FRIDAY(8/6)
> 8PM Donny & Marie
> 9PM Movie, "John & Mary"
> 11:30 The Rookies
> 12:45AM The Name Of The Game
>
> SATURDAY(8/7)
> 6:45AM Davey & Goliath
> 7AM Hong Kong Phooey
> 7:30 Tom & Jerry
> 8:30 New Adventures Of Gilligan('s Island)(Animated)
> 9AM SuperFriends
> 10AM Speed Buggy
> 10:30 Oddball Couple(Based on The Odd Couple, Animated)
> 11AM The Lost Saucer
> 11:30 American Bandstand
> 12:30PM The Explorers
> 1PM Movie, "Adventures Of Mark Twain"
> 3:30 The Virginian
> 5PM Wide World Of Sports
> 6:30 ABC News
> 7PM Wild, Wild World Of Animals

> 8PM Special, "Monty Hall's Variety Hour"(With Minnie
> Ripperton, Cloris Lechman, Ed Asner and Shields & Yarnell)
> 9PM Movie, "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever"
> 11:45 ABC News(Last ABC program to air on KREM)
> 12Mid Movie, "A Light In The Plaza"
> 2:30AM The Avengers
>
>
> KXLY-4(CBS)
> [Note: This would be their last week as a CBS Affiliate, due
> in part to CBS dropping them.]
>
> SUNDAY(8/1)
> 7:30AM Kroeze Brothers
> 8AM Rex Humbard
> 9AM Voice Of Church
> 9:30 Jerry Falwell
> 10:30 Public Affairs
> 11AM Mayberry RFD
> 11:30 Movie, "Sargent Rutledge"
> 1PM Movie, "Rebus'
> 3PM Face The Nation
> 3:30 Pop Goes The Country

> 4PM Nashville On The Road
> 4:30 Good Ole Nashville Music
> 5PM Movie, "Deadly Hunt"
> 6:30 Name That Tune
> 7PM 60 Minutes
> 8PM Sonny & Cher
> 9PM Kojak
> 10PM Cannon
> 11PM News Scene
> 11:15 Dwayne Friend
> 12:15 Zane Grey Theater
>
> MONDAY-FRIDAY(8/2 to 8/6)
> 6:25AM Farm Report
> 6:30 Sunrise Semester
> 7AM Good Morning America(Would go to 2 hours the next week)
> 8AM Captain Kangaroo
> 9AM Price Is Right
> 10AM Guiding Light(Delayed by a day)
> 10:55 CBS News
> 11AM The Young & The Restless
> 12Noon Dialing For Dollars

> 1:30 Dialing For Dollars(This isn't a typo; they aired a
> second show, but this would be their last week doing so)
> 2PM All In The Family
> 2:30 Match Game
> 3PM Movie
> 4:30 The Lucy Show
> 5PM Hogan's Heroes
> 5:30 News Scene
> 6PM CBS News
> 6:30 Dinah
> 11PM News Scene
> 11:30 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
>
> MONDAY(8/2)
> 3PM Movie, "Battle Cry"(Part 1)
> 7:30PM Popi(Delayed from last Tuesday)
> 8PM Rhoda
> 8:30 Phyllis
> 9PM All In The Family
> 9:30 Maude
> 10PM Medical Center
> 12mid Movie, "Desiree"
>
> TUESDAY(8/3)
> 3PM Movie, "Battle Cry"(Part 2)
> 7:30 Hee Haw
> 8:30 Good Times
> 9PM MASH
> 9:30 Three Times Daley(Pilot with Don Adams as a reporter
> who shares his home with his son and father)
> 10PM Switch
> 12Mid Movie, "The Hunters"
>
> WEDNESDAY(8/4)
> 3PM Movie, "Big Trees"
> 7:30 Bob Newhart(Delayed From Saturday)
> 8PM Special, "George M"(TV adaptation of the 1968 musical
> based the music of George M. Cohen)
> 9PM To America(A portrait of today's immigrants)
> 12Mid Movie, "The Jayhawkers"
>
> THURSDAY(8/4)
> 3PM Movie, "Lion And The The Horse"
> 7:30 Match Game PM
> 8PM The Waltons
> 9PM Hawaii Five-O
> 10PM Barnaby Jones
> 12Mid Movie, "Westbound"
>
> FRIDAY(8/6)
> 3PM Movie, "Woman's World'
> 7:30 Mary Tyler Moore(Delayed from Saturday)
> 8PM Special, "Pat Boone And The Little Ones"
> 8:30 KXLY Public Affairs
> (No subject was given, but it might be either about the
> network switch that cost them their CBS affiliation or the
> election that year, especially the Washington State
> governors' race in which Dixy Lee Ray would become the
> Evergreen State's first female governor)
> 9PM Movie, "D-Day, The 6th Of June"
> 12Mid Movie, "Pony Express"
>
> SATURDAY(8/7)
> 7:15AM Sunrise Semester
> 7:45 Sunday School
> 8AM Pebbles & Bamm Bamm
> 8:30 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour
> 9:30 Scooby Doo
> 10AM Shazam/Isis Hour
> 11AM Cartoons
> 12Noon Valley Of The Dinosaurs
> 12:30 Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids
> 1PM CBS Children's Film Festival
> 2PM Agape

> 3PM Lone Ranger
> 3:30 The Flintstones
> 4PM Perry Mason
> 5PM Thrillseekers
> 5:30 Porter Wagner
> 6PM Lawrence Welk
> 7PM NFL Football[Dallas Cowboys at Los Angeles Rams;
> Exhibition game](Their last program as a CBS affiliate)
> 10PM Bicentennial Special
> 11PM News Scene
> 11:30 Movie, "Prince Valiant"
>
> KHQ(TV)-6(NBC)
>
> SUNDAY(8/1)
> 6AM Herald Of Truth
> 6:30 This Is Your Life
> 7AM Dwayne Friend
> 7:30 Voice Of Victory
> 8AM Jimmy Swaggart
> 8:30 Day Of Discovery
> 9AM Oral Roberts
> 9:30 Untamed World
> 10AM NFL Action

> 10:30 Movie, "Spartacus"
> 1PM Time For Livin'
> 1:30 Garner Ted Armstrong
> 2PM Movie, "The Other Man"
> 4PM Meet The Press
> 4:30 Space:1999
> 5:30 NBC News
> 6PM Last Of The Wild
> 6:30 Wild Kingdom
> 7PM Wonderful World Of Disney
> 8PM Ellery Queen
> 9PM McMillan & Wife
> 11PM Q6 Eyewitness News
> 11:30 Sammy & Company
>
> 6AM Farm & Home Report
> 6:30 Not For Women Only
> 7AM Today
> 9AM Sanford & Son
> 9:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes
> 10AM Wheel Of Fortune
> 11AM Fun Factory
> 11:30 Kaleidscope

> 12Noon Somerset
> 1:30 The Doctors
> 2PM Another World
> 3PM Bonanza
> 4PM Merv Griffin
> 5:30 Q6 Eyewitness News
> 6PM NBC Nightly News
> 6:30 To Tell The Truth
> 7PM Bewitched
> 1AM Tomorrow
>
> MONDAY(8/2)
> 7:30 Don Adams' Screen Test
> 8PM Pilot, "The Cheerleaders"(Comedy about a pair of college
> girls)
> 8:30 Pilot, "Full House"(A family man and a true believer in
> marriage is crushed when his parents decide to divorce; No
> relation to the 1987-95 series)
> 9PM Joe Forrester
> 10PM Jigsaw John
>
> TUESDAY(8/3)
> 7:30 The New Candid Camera
> 8PM Movin' On
> 9PM Police Woman
> 10PM City Of Angels
>
> WEDNESDAY(8/4)
> 7:30 Irish Rovers(Variety show from Canada hosted by the
> group)
> 8PM Little House On The Prairie
> 9PM Sanford & Son
> 9:30 Chico & The Man
> 10PM Hawk
>
> THURSDAY(8/5)
> 7:30 Bobby Vinton(Another Canadian Import)
> 8PM Special, "The Beach Boys"
> 9PM Movie, "Cancel My Reservation"
>
> FRIDAY(8/6)
> 7:30 Animal World
> 8PM Sanford & Son
> 8:30 Rockford Files(Special time)
> 9:30 Police Story(Special time)
> 10:30 Legionaires' Disease(News special)
> 1AM Midnight Special(Guest: Host James Brown, Elton John &
> Kiki Dee, Seals & Croft and Peter Frampton)
>
> SATURDAY(8/7)
> 6:30AM U.S. Farm Report
> 7AM Romper Room
> 7:30 Josie & The Pussycats
> 8AM Waldo Kitty
> 8:30 Pink Panther
> 9AM Land Of The Lost
> 9:30 Run Joe Run
> 10AM Return To The Planet Of The Apes
> 10:30 Sports Challenge
> 11AM Baseball(Phillies At Cardinals)
> 2PM Movie, "Dementia 13"
> 3:30 Movie, "Valley Of Mystery"
> 4:45 Movie, "Trial Run"
> 6PM NBC News
> 6:30 This Is Baseball
> 7PM Kids Together
> 7:30 Untamed World
> 8PM Comedy Theater, "Adventuring With Chopper"(Had this
> series about two African-American detectives been picked up,
> Antonio Fargus would've left "Starsky & Hutch")
> 8:30 Movie, "There Was A Crooked Man"

> 11:30 Weekend(Pre-empts Saturday Night Live)
>
>
> KSPS-7(PBS)
>
> SUNDAY(8/1)
> 2PM Tennis(Louisville Tennis Classic, Semifinals)
> 6PM Consumer Survival Kit
> 6:30 World Press
> 7PM People & Politics
> 8PM Evening At Pops
> 9PM Masterpiece Theatre:"Shoulder To Shoulder"(Part
> 2)(Repeat)
> 10PM Great Performances:"Jennie"
>
> 8AM Mister Rogers'
> 8:30 Villa Alegre(M/W/F); Carrascolendas(Tu/Th)
> 9AM Sesame Street
> 10AM Electric Company
> 10:30 Antiques(M/W); Erica(Tu); Woman(Th); Crockett's
> Victory Garden(F)
> 11AM Sesame Street
> 12Noon Instructional programming
> 3:30 Lilias, Yoga And You

> 4PM Mister Rogers'
> 6PM Zoom
> 7:30 Robert MacNeil
> 11PM ABC Captioned News
>
> MONDAY(8/2)
> 6:30 Carrascolendas
> 7PM Second Ending
> 8PM Tennis(Louisville Tennis Classic, Finals)
>
> TUESDAY(8/3)
> 6:30 Idea Thing
> 7PM Guppies To Groupers
> 8PM Lowell Thomas Remembers
> 8:30 American Indian Artists
> 9PM Evening At Pops
> 10PM Olympiad
>
> WEDNESDAY(8/4)
> 6:30 Book Beat
> 7PM Legacy Americana
> 8PM Nova
> 9PM Lady Randolph Churchill

> 10PM Life Of Leonardo DaVinci
>
> THURSDAY(8/5)
> 6:30 Crockett's Victory Garden
> 7PM Consultation
> 8PM Upstairs, Downstairs
> 9PM Men Who Made Movies
> 10PM Mark Of Jazz
> 10:30 Black Perspectives
>
> FRIDAY(8/6)
> 6:30 Carrascolendas
> 7PM South By Northwest
> 8PM Washington Week In Review
> 9PM USA: People And Politics
> 9:30 Charlestown: Three centuries of town life
> 10PM Shoulder To Shoulder
>
> SATURDAY(8/7)
> 6PM North Idaho College Fourm
> 7PM Olympiad
> 8PM At The Top

> 9PM Movie, "Dr. Mabuse, King Of Crime"
> 10:30 Monty Python's Flying Circus
>
08-07-2005, 08:55 PM #3
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> When did Spokane get its first indie station? Do you have
> any listings with that
> station?
If you're talking about KAYU-28, they didn't debut until October 31st, 1982. I'll have those listing
for everybody to see in the next two weeks, since most of the listings were off microfiche from
the Spokane Public Library.
08-07-2005, 09:55 PM #4
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KSPS-7(PBS)
SUNDAY(8/1)
2PM Tennis(Louisville Tennis Classic, Semifinals)
6:30 World Press
8PM Evening At Pops
9PM Masterpiece Theatre:"Shoulder To Shoulder"(Part 2)(Repeat)
10PM Great Performances:"Jennie"
8AM Mister Rogers'
9AM Sesame Street
10:30 Antiques(M/W); Erica(Tu); Woman(Th); Crockett's Victory Garden(F)
11AM Sesame Street
12Noon Instructional programming
4PM Mister Rogers'
4:30 Sesame Street
6PM Zoom
7:30 Robert MacNeil

MONDAY(8/2)
6:30 Carrascolendas
7PM Second Ending
8PM Tennis(Louisville Tennis Classic, Finals)
TUESDAY(8/3)
6:30 Idea Thing
9PM Evening At Pops
10PM Olympiad
WEDNESDAY(8/4)
6:30 Book Beat
8PM Nova
9PM Lady Randolph Churchill
10PM Life Of Leonardo DaVinci
THURSDAY(8/5)
7PM Consultation

9PM Men Who Made Movies
10PM Mark Of Jazz
FRIDAY(8/6)
6:30 Carrascolendas
9PM USA: People And Politics
9:30 Charlestown: Three centuries of town life
10PM Shoulder To Shoulder
SATURDAY(8/7)
4:30 Sesame Street
6PM North Idaho College Fourm
7PM Olympiad
8PM At The Top
9PM Movie, "Dr. Mabuse, King Of Crime"
Spokane's PBS station showing tennis from Louisville. (KY?) Was this shown on other PBS
stations? Instructional programming in August? Granted this when students went to school after
Labor Day.

08-07-2005, 10:02 PM #5
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> KXLY-4(CBS)
> [Note: This would be their last week as a CBS Affiliate, due
> in part to CBS dropping them.]
>
> 7AM Good Morning America(Would go to 2 hours the next week)
Shouldn't this be "CBS Morning News" as GMA was/is an ABC program and they were not yet
the ABC affiliate?
08-07-2005, 11:49 PM #6
RobertMoore
Guest
For those who were curious to find out what happened in the first of the switch I've posted a
new thread above.

08-08-2005, 12:01 AM #7
Tom_Desmond
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> If you're talking about KAYU-28, they didn't debut until
> October 31st, 1982. I'll have those listing for everybody to
> see in the next two weeks, since most of the listings were
> off microfiche from the Spokane Public Library.
I'll post a quick separate thread with the initial KAYU-TV weekday schedule from 1982.
08-08-2005, 12:10 AM #8
RobertMoore
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> > KXLY-4(CBS)
> > [Note: This would be their last week as a CBS Affiliate,
> due
> > in part to CBS dropping them.]
>>
> > MONDAY-FRIDAY(8/2 to 8/6)
> > 7AM Good Morning America(Would go to 2 hours the next
> week)
>
> Shouldn't this be "CBS Morning News" as GMA was/is an ABC

> program and they were not yet the ABC affiliate?
I checked the listings in both the Spokesman-Review and the[Defunct]News-Chronicle. This was
no joke. KXLY did air "GMA" beginning in Februray 1976 while KREM(At that time were owned by
the Bullitt sisters of KING-5/Seattle fame) was giving the kiddies a lot of Warner
Brother/Popeye/Little Rascals fare for breakfast. In fact they were the WITI/Milwaukee of
Spokane at the time and the Bullitts were also glad to get CBS because they never wanted their
stations with ABC at the time(see KGW/Portland and KING/Seattle, both former ABC affiliates).
BTW KXLY wasn't the only station that aired "GMA" before they joined ABC: WISN-12/Milwaukee
also did this before their flip from CBS in March 1977.
08-08-2005, 12:39 AM #9
RobertMoore
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> Spokane's PBS station showing tennis from Louisville. (KY?)
> Was this shown on other PBS stations? Instructional
> programming in August? Granted this when students went to
> school after Labor Day.
The tennis program was in the listings of both the Spokesman Review and the[defunct]News-
Chronicle, so this wasn't a typo. I'm not so sure if there was any other PBS station showing this,
unless someone who kept a TV Guide from August 1976 also had a PBS station airing this.
As for the instructional programming I was told by someone who worked at the library that KSPS
was usually off the air between noon and 3:30pm Monday through Friday during the Summer
back in the 1970s, so those listings might have been left there in error.(KSPS BTW is owned by
the Spokane Public Schools).

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> > KXLY-4(CBS)
> > [Note: This would be their last week as a CBS Affiliate,
> due
> > in part to CBS dropping them.]
>>
> > MONDAY-FRIDAY(8/2 to 8/6)
> > 7AM Good Morning America(Would go to 2 hours the next
> week)
>
> Shouldn't this be "CBS Morning News" as GMA was/is an ABC
> program and they were not yet the ABC affiliate?
>
This is unusual but not unprecedented. From 1966 to 1971
WRAL/5 Raleigh/Durham carried the CBS Morning News even though
it was an ABC affiliate at the time. WTVD/11, CBS primary then
(two-station market until 1968), carried NBC's Today show. And
we've noted innumerable times that WRAL carried The Huntley-

Brinkley Report rather than ABC's newscast in the late '60s-
early '70s.
From The Spokesman-Review. The listings were for the week of August 8th to 14th, 1976. You
might notice the changes in KREM and KXLY's lineup after the switch, which took place 29 years
ago today(August 8th, 1976)
KREM-2(CBS)
SUNDAY(8/8)
7AM Lively Arts
7:30 Wally's Workshop
8AM Insight
8:30 Medix
9AM US Of Archie(First show as a CBS Affiliate)
9:30 Harlem Globetrotters
10AM Little Rascals
1O:30 Camera Three
11AM Face The Nation
11:30 What's The Story
12Noon The World At War
1PM Volvo Tennis Tournament
3PM Movie, "Francis Covers The Big Town"
4:45 Movie, "Francis In The Navy"
6:30 CBS News

7PM 60 Minutes
8PM Sonny & Cher
9PM Kojak
10PM Cannon
11PM CBS News
11:15 Flash Gordon
11:30 Movie, "Johnny Come Lately"
1:30AM Intersect
WEEKDAY(8/9 to 8/13)
6:40AM Down To Earth
6:45 Sacred Heart
7AM CBS News
8AM Mike Douglas
9AM The Price Is Right
10AM Gambit
10:30 The Love Of Life
10:55 CBS News
11AM The Young & The Restless
12Noon Channel 2 News
12:25 Take Kerr
1:30 Guiding Light

2:30 Match Game
3PM Porky Pig & Friends
4PM Partridge Family
4:30 The FBI
5:30 Channel 2 News
6PM CBS News
6:30 Star Trek
11PM Channel 2 News
MONDAY(8/9)
7:30 High Rollers
8PM Rhoda
8:30 Phyllis
9:30 Maude
10PM Medical Center
11:30 Movie, "Say Hello To Yesterday"
TUESDAY(8/10)
8PM Popi
8:30 Good Times
9PM M*A*S*H
9:30 Pilot, "This Better Be It"(Alex Rocco and Anne Meara as a couple who each have a child
from their previous marriage)
10PM Switch
11:30 Movie, "Wings Of Eagles"
WEDNESDAY(8/11)
8PM Pilot, "Hazard's People"(Legal drama starring John Houseman and Hope Lange)
9PM Movie, "The Autobiography Of Miss Jane Pittman"
11:30 Movie, "When Eight Bells Toll"
THURSDAY(8/12)
8PM The Waltons
9PM Hawaii Five-O
10PM Barnaby Jones
11:30 Movie, "Amy Prentiss: Baptism Of Fire"
FRIDAY(8/13)
8PM Pilot, "Jeremiah Of Jacob's Neck"(Keenan Wynn as a ghost of a sea captain who haunts a
New England beach house)
9PM Movie, "Confessions Of A Police Captain"
11:30 Movie, "Sailor Beware"
1:40AM The Name Of The Game"
SATURDAY(8/14)
6:45AM Davey & Goliath

7AM Hopalong Cassidy
8AM Pebbles & Bamm Bamm
9:30 Scooby Doo
10AM Shazzam-Isis Hour
11AM The Far Out Space Nuts
11:30 The Ghost Busters
12Noon The Valley Of The Dinosaurs
1PM CBS Children's Film Festival
2PM Explorers
2:30 Movie, "Flaming Star"
6PM CBS News
6:30 Special, "Pilgrim's Journey"
7PM Wild, Wild World Of Animals
8PM The Jeffersons
8:30 Doc
9PM Mary Tyler Moore
9:30 Bob Newhart
10PM Diahann Carroll
11PM Channel 2 News
11:30 Movie, "Pork Chop Hill"
1:30AM Avengers
KXLY-4(ABC)
SUNDAY(8/8)
7:30AM Kroeze Brothers
8AM Rex Humbard
9AM Voice Of Church
9:30 Jerry Falwell
10:30 Dwayne Friend
11AM Flintstones
11:30 Lone Ranger
12Noon Issues & Answers(First ABC show as a Affiliate)
1PM Audubon Wildlife Theater
1:30 Eucharistic Congress
3PM Bicentennial Special
4PM Nashville On The Road
4:30 Good Ole Nashville Music
5PM Movie, "A Certain Smile"
6:30 Name That Tune
7PM The Undersea World Of Jacques Cousteau
8PM Six Million Dollar Man
9PM Movie, "The Adventurers"
12:15AM News Scene

12:30 ABC News
12:45 Mayberry RFD
6:55AM Farm Report
7AM Good Morning America
9AM Perry Mason
10AM $20,000 Pyramid
10:30 Happy Days
11AM Hot Seat
11:30 Family Feud
12Noon Dialing For Dollars
1PM Ryan's Hope
3PM The Edge Of Night
3:30 Movie
5PM Hogan's Heroes
5:30 News Scene
6PM ABC News
6:30 Dinah
11PM News Scene

MONDAY(8/9)
7:30 Hogan's Heroes
8PM Viva Valdez
8:30 Baseball
12Mid Special, "Batchelor Of The Year Awards"
TUESDAY(8/10)
7:30 Flintstones
8PM Happy Days
9PM ABC Comedy Theatre(Pilots)
9:30 Pilot, "Cousins"(Two secretaries act as nursemaids for their crazy boss)
10PM Pilot, "Rear Guard"(Comedy set in WWII Homefront)
10:30 Pilot, "Zero Intelligence"(Comedy set in the Cold War)
12Mid Movie, "The Spy Who Returned From The Dead"
WEDNESDAY(8/11)
7:30 Name That Tune
8PM Bionic Woman
9PM Baretta
10PM Starsky & Hutch
12Mid Movie, "The Burglars"
THURSDAY(8/12)
7:30 Match Game PM

8PM Welcome Back Kotter
8:30 What's Happening
9PM Streets Of San Francisco
10PM Harry O
12Mid Mannix
1:10AM The Magician
FRIDAY(8/13)
7:30 $25,000 Pyramid
8PM Donny & Marie
9PM Movie, "Hard Contract"
11:30 PGA Championship(Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman follows at 11:45)
12:15AM Buck Owens
12:45 Perry Mason
1:45 The Rookies
SATURDAY(8/14)
7AM Hong Kong Phooey
7:30 Tom & Jerry
8:30 Harvey Cartoons
9AM SuperFriends
10AM Speed Buggy
10:30 Oddball Couple
11AM Lost Saucer

12:30 Billy Graham
1PM Public Affairs
1:30 Lone Ranger
2PM PGA Championships
3:30 Perry Mason
5PM Wide World Of Sports
6:30 Porter Wagoner
7PM Lawrence Welk
8PM Movie, "Brenda Starr"
9:30 Movie, "Kiss Me, Kill Me"
11PM News Scene
11:15 ABC News
11:30 Mary Hartman
12Mid Movie(No title given)
KHQ-6(NBC)
SUNDAY(8/8)
6AM Herald Of Truth
7AM Dwayne Friend
7:30 Voice Of Victory
8AM Jimmy Swaggart

9AM Oral Roberts
10AM NFL Action
10:30 Movie, "The Shakiest Gun In The West"
12:30 Formby Antiques
1PM Time For Livin'
1:30 The World Tomorrow
2PM Movie, "Madigan"
4PM Meet The Press
4:30 The Last Of The Curlews
5:30 NBC News
6PM Last Of The Wild
6:30 Wild Kingdom
7PM Wonderful World Of Disney
8PM Ellery Queen
9PM McCloud
11PM Q6 News Alive
11:30 Sammy & Company
6AM Consultation
7AM Today
9AM Sanford & Son
10AM Wheel Of Fortune

11AM Fun Factory
11:30 Kaleidescope
12Noon Somerset
1:30 The Doctors
2PM Another World
3PM Bonanza
4PM Merv Griffin
5:30 Q6 News Alive
6PM NBC News
7PM Bewitched
11PM Q6 News Alive
11:30 Tonight
1AM Tomorrow
MONDAY(8/9)
7:30 Don Adams Screen Test
8PM Pilot, "Flo's Place"(Della Reese as a widow who Inheirits a tugboat)
8:30 Pilot, "Flannery & Quilt"(Two argumentive guys become unlikely roomates)
9PM Joe Forrester
10PM Jigsaw John
TUESDAY(8/10)
7:30 New Candid Camera
8PM Movin' On
9PM Police Woman
10PM City Of Angels
WEDNESDAY(8/11)
7:30 Irish Rovers
8PM Little House On The Prairie
9PM Pilot, "Over And Out"
9:30 Chico & The Man
10PM Hawk
THURSDAY(8/12)
7:30 Bobby Vinton
8PM Special,"Spider-Come Into My Parlor"
9PM Movie, "Klute"
FRIDAY(8/13)
7:30 Animal World
8PM Pilot, "For Better Or Worse"(A couple try to salvage their 20-year marriage)
8:30 Pilot, "Phillip & Barbara"(John Astin and Patty Duke as a copule who plan to renew their
vows...until a spat changes everything)
9PM Pilot, "Your Place Or Mine"(James Coco as a divorcee reentering the single life)
9:30 Rockford Files(90 minute episode)
1AM Midnight Special(Guest host Paul Williams, Anthony Newley, Queen, Brothers Johnson and
Vicki Sue Robinson)
SATURDAY(8/14)
6:30AM U.S. Farm Report
7AM Romper Room
8AM Waldo Kitty
8:30 Pink Panther
9AM Land Of The Lost
9:30 Run Joe Run
10AM Return To The Planet Of The Apes
11AM Baseball: Yankees At Twins
2PM Movie, "Jack And The Beanstalk"
3:30 Movie, "Work Is A Four Letter Word"
4:45 Movie, "The Forbin Project"
6PM NFL Football: Steelers At Redskins
9PM Movie, "Kid Galahad"
11PM Q6 News Alive
11:30 Saturday Night Live(Jill Clayburgh is Guest Host, repeat)
KSPS-7(PBS)
SUNDAY(8/8)
2PM Tennis

6:30 World Press
8PM Evening At Pops
9PM Masterpiece Theatre: "Shoulder To Shoulder"(Part 3)
10PM Great Performances: "Jennie:Lady Randolph Churchill"(Part 4)
8AM Mister Rogers'
9AM Sesame Street
10:30 Antiques(M/W); Erica(Tu); Woman(Th); Inner Tennis(F)
11AM Sesame Street(M-W); Nova(Th); Crockett's Victory Garden(F)
11:30 Romagnolis' Table(Friday)
12Noon Off The Air
3:30 Lilias , Yoga & You
4PM Mister Rogers'
4:30 Sesame Street
5:30 The Electric Company
6PM Zoom
7:30 Robert MacNeil
MONDAY(8/9)
6:30 Carrascolendas
7PM Second Ending
8PM Tennis
TUESDAY(8/10)
6:30 Idea Thing
9PM Evening At Pops
10PM Olympiad
WEDNESDAY(8/11)
6:30 Book Beat
8PM Nova
9PM Great Performances
10PM Life Of Leonardo DaVinci(Conclusion)
THURSDAY(8/12)
7PM Consultation
9PM Men Who Made The Movies
10PM Mark Of Jazz

FRIDAY(8/13)
6:30 Carrascolendas
9:30 Charleston: Three Centuries Of Town Life
10PM Masterpiece Theatre
SATURDAY(8/14)
4:30PM Sesame Street
5:30 The Electric Company
6PM North Idaho College Forum
7PM Olympiad
8PM At The Top
9PM Movie, "Astonished Heart"
Northern Virginia Sunday 5/7/78
These listings came from The Winchester ( Virginia ) Star from
Sunday May 7th, 1978. The weekend of the local Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival.
WMAR channel 2 (CBS) Baltimore

7:00 Christopher Close-Up
7:30 Funky Phantom
8:00 Bloomin' Place
8:30 Movie ( Elvis Presley in Kissin' Cousins )
10:30 Look Up and Live
11:00 Behold Wonderous Things
Noon Face To Face
1:00 Three ON Three ( Basketball )
1:30 NBA Play-offs
6:00 That's Hollywood
6:30 In Search Of
7:00 60 Minutes
8:00 Elvis In Concert
9:30 Alice
10:00 Johnny Cash
11:30 Movie ( More Elvis..."Change of Habit" )
WRC channel 4 ( NBC ) Washington
7:00 Better Way
7:30 Vistas
8:00 Telus ( religious )

9:00 Sunday ( Community Affiars )
10:00 Two Plus You ( interview )
11:00 It's Academic
11:30 One On One
Noon Tony Brown's Journal
1:00 Consumer Buyline
1:30 Tennis
2:30 Pilot ( the sitcom "Last Chance" with Sorrell Booke )
3:00 Tennis
4:00 Sportsworld
6:00 Her-Rah ( Information )
6:30 NBC News-Jessica Savitch
7:00 World of Disney
8:00 Project UFO
9:00 Wheels ( mini-series with Rock Hudson & Lee Remick )
11:00 Newscenter 4
11:30 Movie ( 1977 drama "The Hunted Lady" )
WTTG channel 5 ( Metromedia ) Washington
7:00 Christopher Closeup
7:30 Jimmy Swaggart
8:00 Tom & Jerry

8:30 Wonderama/ Bob McAllister
11:00 Movie ( 1968 comedy "Yours, Mine and Ours" with Lucille Ball )
1:00 Movie ( 1958's "No Time For Sergeants" with Andy Griffith )
3:00 Movie ( More Elvis....Speedway )
5:00 Movie ( the 1975 drama "the UFO Incident" )
7:00 Hee Haw
8:00 Lawrence Welk
9:00 National Gepgraphic
10:00 Ten O'Clock News
11:00 Movie ( the 1947 comedy "The Bachlor & The Bobby-Soxer" )
1:00 David Susskind ( featuring three Elvis impersonators )
WINC channel 6* Winchester
8:00 Sports Breakfast ( taped delayed from Saturday at the Lee Jackson Hotel )
11:00 First Baptist Church of Winchester
Noon The Coronation of Queen Shenandoah ( James Gardner from Rockford Files )
2:00 Grand Parade ( taped delayed...with Norman Fell from Three's Company )
6:00 Apple Blossom Celebrity Interviews ( Norman Fell and Dolly Parton )
6:30 Rev. Donald Scruggs
8:00 High School Marching Band competiton
9:00 Firefighters Parade ( taped from Friday with country star Rex Allen Jr. )
WJLA channel 7 (ABC) Washington
6:30 Christopher Close-Up

7:00 Crossfire
7:30 Herald of Truth
8:00 Sermon On the Mount
9:00 Oral Roberts
10:00 Robert Schuller
11:00 Headliner
11:30 Directons
Noon Issues & Answers
12:30 Movie ( "Funny Face" with Fred Astaire & Audrey Hepburn )
3:00 Golf
6:00 News 7
6:30 Black Forum
7:00 Hardy Boys Mysteries
8:00 How The West Was Won
9:00 Battle of the Network Stars
11:00 News 7
11:30 Movie ( the 1975 thriller "Trilogy of Terror" )
1:30 ABC News- Chase/Jarriel
WTOP channel 9 (CBS) Washington
6:30 Prisma
7:00 Town Meeting

7:30 Villa Alegre ( kids )
8:00 Marlo & The Magic Movie Machine
8:30 Best of Morning Break
9:00 Spread A Little Sunshine
9:30 Dialogue
10:00 Prisma
10:30 Agronsky & Company
11:00 Town Meeting
Noon Apple Blossom Festival Highlights from Winchester, VA
1:30 NBA Play-Offs
6:30 CBS News-Morton Dean
7:00 60 Minutes
8:00 Elvis In Concert
9:30 Alice
10:00 Johnny Cash
11:30 CBS News-Ed Bradley
11:45 Movie ( 1956 drama "The Harder They Fall" )
WJZ-TV 13 (ABC) Baltimore

6:30 International Zone
7:00 Blackpoint
8:00 Metro Report
8:30 For The Moment ( religious )
9:00 Directions
9:30 Insight
10:00 Bob Turk & The Sunshine Kids ( still WJZ's weatherman )
10:30 Jabberjaw
11:00 Grape Ape
Noon Issues & Answers
12:30 Newsmakers with Jerry Turner
1:00 Star Trek
2:00 Concert Behind Prison Walls ( Johnny Cash, Linda Ronstadt and Roy Clark )
3:00 Golf
6:30 Muppet Show
7:00 Hardy Boys Mysteries
8:00 How The West Was Won
9:00 Battle of the Network Stars
11:30 Star Trek
12:30 Eyewitness news

12:40 ABC News
WDCA channel 20 ( ind. ) Washington
6:30 Top Cat
7:00 Young Samson
7:30 Wacky Races
8:00 Jackson 5
8:30 Brady Kids
9:30 Jonny Quest
10:00 Fantastic Voyage
10:30 Journey to the Center of the Earth
11:00 Valley of the Dinosaurs
11:30 Movie ( "Tarzan Finds A Son" )
1:00 Movie ( The Beatles "A Hard Days Night" )
3:00 Movie ( "Casablanca" )
5:00 Movie ( the 1972 drama "The Doberman Gang" )
7:00 Hogan's Heroes
7:30 Jerry Falwell
8:30 700 Club
10:30 Jimmy Swaggart
11:00 God's Good News
11:30 Riverdale Baptist Chruch
Mid Ernest Angley
1:00 PTL Club

WHAG channel 25 (NBC) Hagerstown,MD
6:30 Blue Rige Quartet
7:00 Open Door Church
7:30 Rex Humbard
8:30 Broadfording Gospel Hour
9:00 Echoes Of Hope
9:30 Jerry Falwell
11:30 Word Of Life
Noon Jacobs Brothers
1:00 Francis of Assisi
2:00 Gospel Singing Jubilee
3:00 Apple Blossom Festival Highlights from Winchester, VA
4:00 Soccer
6:00 Fishing with Roland Martin
6:30 NBC News-Jessica Savitch
7:00 World of Disney
8:00 Project UFO
9:00 Wheels ( mini-series with Rock Hudson & Lee Remick )
11:00 The Valley News
11:30 PTL Club

WBFF channel 45 ( ind. ) Baltimore
7:00 Cartoons
7:30 Healing Today
8:00 Jimmy Swaggart
8:30 Oral Roberts
9:00 Leroy Jenkins
9:30 Ernest Angley
10:00 Rex Humbard
Noon Garner Ted Armstrong
12:30 Rifleman
1:00 Tennis
4:00 Apple Blossom Festival Highlights from Winchester, VA
5:00 McHale's Navy
5:30 Rat Patrol
6:00 Movie ( 1952 drama "Five Fingers" )
8:00 Let's Celebrate Life
9:00 Jerry Falwell
10:00 Ernest Angley
11:00 Dragnet
11:30 Movie ( "Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror" )
12:40 News
*WINC channel 6 was ( and still is ) a cable only channel based in Winchester.
The Shenandoah Valley's PBS station at this time was Harrisonburg's WVPT. The listings say
"TBA" with the exception of an edition of Sesame Street in the morning. I would guess that
pretty much most of the programs that aired on WVPT this Sunday were Apple Blossom related
as it was WVPT who supplied channel 6 the equipment so they could show the highlights in color
so a lot of what was on channel 6 chances are aired on WVPT as well.
The Apple Blossom coverage that aired on WTOP, WHAG, and WBFF were done by a seperate
company. Not sure who produced it or even hosted it but I remember seeing a picture in a book
about the bloom awhile back showed a pic of Tom Bosley from Happy Days in front of the
camera. The national telecasts of the Apple Blossom were discontinued in 1980. They not only
aired all over Virginia, Maryland and West Virginia but I believe they aired in Salt Lake City,
Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Atlanta and a number of other markets as well.
There were ( still is ) two parades during Apple Blossom. The Firefighters Parade on Friday night
and the Grand Feature Parade that takes place on Saturday afternoon. Both were very long
parades. The Grand Feature Parade I believe may still be one of the longest parades in America.
Today it's more like a 2-3 hour parade but back in the 70's, they have been known to run 4 hours
or more. The Firefighters parade I think today only runs for 2 hours. Back in the 70's, even that
parade lasted 4 hours, well into the night.
For the record, here is who was at Apple Blossom in 1978.
Norman Fell ( Three's Company )
Dolly Parton
Andrew Gold ( remember the song "Lonely Boy" ? )
James Gardner ( The Rockford Files )
Gigi Gardner ( his daughter who was the Queen )
Johnny Unitas ( football great )
Rex Allen Jr. ( then-popular country star )
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Re: Northern Virginia Sunday 5/7/78
> These listings came from The Winchester ( Virginia ) Star
> from
> Sunday May 7th, 1978. The weekend of the local Shenandoah
> Apple Blossom Festival.
>
> WMAR channel 2 (CBS) Baltimore
> 1:30 NBA Play-offs
Who were in the playoffs that year??
> 8:00 Elvis In Concert
Rerun from October 1977 of the final concerts that Elvis gave and the interviews from the fans
that saw for the last time Elvis in concert.
>
> WJZ-TV 13 (ABC) Baltimore
> 2:00 Concert Behind Prison Walls ( Johnny Cash, Linda

> Ronstadt and Roy Clark )
Not too long after Johnny passed away,CMT showed this concert with just the performances of
Johnny Cash and not the ones with Linda Ronstadt and Roy Clark. The complete concert with
Johnny,Linda and Roy is on DVD.
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point and surrounding area prime time Thursday,

November 2, 1972
run 7 PM-sign off:
WFMY Ch. 2 Greensboro (CBS)
7 PM Andy Griffith
7:30 Dragnet
8 PM The Waltons
9 PM CBS Movie: "The Dirty Dozen"
(Part I--Part II aired the
following night)
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Late Movie: "The Liquidator"
WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte (CBS)
7 PM CBS News
9 PM CBS Movie
11 PM News
WUNC Ch. 4 Chapel Hill (PBS)
7 PM Auto Mechanics
7:30 Film
8 PM The Advocates (who for President:
McGovern or Nixon?)
9 PM International Performance
10 PM World Press
10:30 30 Minutes With...
WRAL Ch. 5 Raleigh (ABC)
7 PM Ponderosa (Bonanza reruns)
8 PM Mod Squad
9 PM Jigsaw
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
WDBJ Ch. 7 Roanoke, VA (CBS)
7 PM Price Is Right
7:30 Dragnet
8 PM The Waltons
9 PM CBS Movie
11 PM News
WGHP Ch. 8 High Point (ABC)
7:30 (World Of) Survival
8 PM Mod Squad
9 PM Jigsaw
10 PM Owen Marshall
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
1 AM News
WSLS Ch. 10 Roanoke, VA (NBC)
8 PM Flip Wilson
9 PM Ironside
10 PM Dean Martin
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show

WTVD Ch. 11 Durham (CBS)
7 PM That Girl
7:30 Parent Game
8 PM The Waltons
9 PM CBS Movie
11 PM News
WXII Ch. 12 Winston-Salem (NBC)
7 PM NBC News
8 PM Flip Wilson
9 PM Ironside
10 PM Dean Martin
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
WLVA Ch. 13 Lynchburg, VA (ABC)
7:30 Kiddie Kollege (I don't know
what this was, possibly a quiz

bowl between elementary schools.)
8 PM Mod Squad
9 PM Jigsaw
10 PM Owen Marshall
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
WRDU Ch. 28 Durham (NBC)
7 PM Call Of The West (Death Valley Days
reruns)
7:30 Wacky World Of Jonathan Winters
8 PM Flip Wilson
9 PM Ironside
10 PM Dean Martin
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
Retro: Pittsburgh, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1964
(Source: Valley Independent, Monessen, Pa.)
KDKA-TV 2 (CBS)
AM
6 Sunrise Semester
6:20 Space Age

7 Daybreak
9 Sterling Yates
9:30 Password
10 Love Of Life
10:30 I Love Lucy
11 Andy of Mayberry
11:30 The McCoys
PM
12 News
12:45 Guiding Light
1 Mike Douglas
2:30 House Party
3 To Tell The Truth
3:30 Edge of Night
4 Secret Storm
5 Early Show
6:30 CBS News
7 World Tonight (local news)
7:30 The Munsters
8 Perry Mason
9 Password
9:30 Baileys of Balboa

10 The Defenders
11 News
11:15 Regis Philbin
12:45AM Gateway Studio
2:20 Sermonette
WTAE-TV 4 (ABC)
AM
7:30 Buffalo Bill
8 Romper Room
8:45 Ricki & Copper
9:30 Ann Sothern
10 Jean Connelly
11 Get The Message
11:30 Missing Links
PM
12 Newsday
12:15 Hello, Pea Pickers
1 Movie
2:30 Day In Court
3 General Hospital
3:30 Young Marrieds
4 Popeye n Knish (which Ive also seen referred as Rodney and Knish)
5 Adventure Time (childrens show with Paul Shannon)

6:15 ABC News
6:30 Sea Hunt
7 News
8 Donna Reed
8:30 My Three Sons
9 Bewitched
9:30 Peyton Place
10 Jimmy Dean
11 News
11:15 Movie
WIIC 11 (NBC)
AM
7 Today
9 Kay Calls
10 Make Room For Daddy
10:30 Whats This Song
11 Concentration
11:30 Jeopardy
PM
12 Say When
1 Spotlight 11

2 Loretta Young
2:30 The Doctors
3 Another World
3:30 You Dont Say
4 Match Game
4:30 Big Show
6 News
7 Yogi Bear
7:30 Daniel Boone
8:30 Danny Thomas
9:30 Hazel
10 Suspense Theatre
11 News
11:15 Tonight Show
1AM Changing Times
1:15 Devotionals
WQED-TV 13 (NET)
AM
8:40 Sign-On
8:55 French
9:10 At Issue
9:40 Franklin to Frost
10:15 Science 5
10:40 Reading
11:05 Our Language
11:30 Kindergarten
PM
12 Social Security
12:15 Tri-State Farmer
12:30 Electronics
1:05 Reading
1:30 Talking Town
2 Tell Me A Story
2:15 Science 5
2:40 French
3 Type-Right
3:30 The Red Myth
4 Physical Education
4:15 Fun To Reduce
4:30 Kindergarten
5 Friendly Giant
5:15 Whats New
5:45 World Traveler
6 Irish Diary
6:30 Electronics
7 College Bound
7:30 Bridge
8 Jazz Casual
8:30 Probe
9 Open End
10:45 Weekly Report
11 Signoff
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> 12 Newsday
> 12:15 Hello, Pea Pickers
Hello, Peapickers (Tennessee Ernie Ford's show) aired
on ABC 12:30-1, following reruns of Father Knows Best.

It would seem that Channel 4 had something else at 12:15.
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> > WTAE-TV 4 (ABC)
> > PM
> > 12 Newsday
> > 12:15 Hello, Pea Pickers

> Hello, Peapickers (Tennessee Ernie Ford's show) aired
> on ABC 12:30-1, following reruns of Father Knows Best.
> It would seem that Channel 4 had something else at 12:15.
It's a good thing I collect TV Guides.
Actually this should be what ABC Daytime had in December 1964(*-Preempted by WTAE):
11AM Get The Message
11:30 Missing Links
12Noon Donna Reed*
12:30 Hello, Peapickers
1PM Local
1:30 Major Adams, Trailmaster*
2PM Father Knows Best*
2:30 Day In Court
2:55 ABC Midday Report
3:30 The Young Marrieds
By December 28, 1964 this lineup would be altered to look like this:
12Noon Donna Reed

1PM Hello, Peapickers
1:30 Major Adams, Trailmaster
2PM A Flame In The Wind(Short-lived serial)
2:30 Day In Court
2:55 ABC Midday Report
08-08-2005, 10:52 PM #4
oldiesfan
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> 1PM Local
> 1:30 Major Adams, Trailmaster*
> 2PM Father Knows Best*
>
> 1PM Hello, Peapickers
> 1:30 Major Adams, Trailmaster
> 2PM A Flame In The Wind(Short-lived serial)
Re the Trailmaster listings--
A half-hour rerun of a one-hour show (Wagon Train)?
08-09-2005, 01:02 AM #5
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> (Source: Valley Independent, Monessen, Pa.)
>
> KDKA-TV 2 (CBS)
1 Mike Douglas
Douglas I think was airing on Westinghouse Sister Station KYW-3 Cleveland at either 12:30 or
1PM
> > 5 Early Show
KYW also had ther "Early Show" at 5PM
>> 11:15 Regis Philbin
KYW had this rather than "Tonight"
> 12:45AM Gateway Studio
Likely the name of a late movie package
>

08-09-2005, 01:59 AM #6
RobertMoore
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> Re the Trailmaster listings--
> A half-hour rerun of a one-hour show (Wagon Train)?
Bingo!
08-09-2005, 02:07 AM #7
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> > 1PM Local
> > 1:30 Major Adams, Trailmaster*
> > 2PM Father Knows Best*
>>
> > 1PM Hello, Peapickers
> > 1:30 Major Adams, Trailmaster
> > 2PM A Flame In The Wind(Short-lived serial)
>
> Re the Trailmaster listings--
> A half-hour rerun of a one-hour show (Wagon Train)?
According to the Shapiro book, Major Adams was a one-hour slot, 4:00-5:00pm ET, from
September 1963 until September 1965.
In December 1964, the Shapiro book lists the ABC daytime lineup as:
11:30 Seven Keys
12:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
1:30 Film
2:30 Day In Court
3:30 Who Do You Trust
4:00 Major Adams
In December 1965:
11:00 Supermarket Sweep
11:30 The Dating Game
12:00 Donna Reed Show
1:00 Ben Casey
2:00 The Nurses
2:30 Flame In The Wind
4:00 Never Too Young

There were no "local" slots. It doesn't appear to me that Pittsburgh was running "in-pattern"
...______________

08-09-2005, 06:57 AM #8
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> There were no "local" slots. It doesn't appear to me that
> Pittsburgh was running "in-pattern" ...
Actually, some of the ABC affils were running "Major Adams" at different timeslots instead of the
4-5pm/3-4pm hour or in the case of WTAE didn't want to carry it altogether, which BTW was
mentioned in previous posts.
Plus WTAE has always had a history of pre-empting ABC shows, and since "Popeye n' Knish" and
"[Paul Shannon's] Adventure Time" were favorites with viewers in the afternoon at the time,
why bother with a rerun of a western.
08-09-2005, 07:44 PM #9
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The Mid-1960's Comeback Of ABC Daytime (Was: Re: Retro: Pittsburgh, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1964)
Wasn't the "Film" listed for 1:30 P.M. ET on ABC's December, 1964 daytime schedule actually
reruns of "Jane Wyman Presents"??
It's also interesting to note that with the exception of ths soap "General Hospital" and reruns of
"Father Knows Best", ABC had completely changed their daytime schedule during 1965 because
the network's daytime ratings, with the exceptions of these two forementioned shows, had
become disasterously low.
"Where The Action Is" (premiered in June of 1965) was originally intended as a short-run show
for the Summer at 2 P.M. EDT, but it's success prompted ABC to keep it on in the Fall (it would
last until early 1967), but moving it to 4:30 P.M. ET, where it's young viewers could catch it after
school.
In December of 1965, "Supermarket Sweep" and "Dating Game" premiered. While the former
would only be on for a year-and-a-half (but successfully revived decades later), "Dating Game"
would become a long-term hit. ABC Daytime's comeback was underway.
In 1966, two more pieces to that comeback fell into place, "The Newlywed Game" (which ran for
eight and a half years) and the Gothic-themed soap "Dark Shawdows" (which I believe had
become the most popular daytime program on network television by 1968) made their debuts.
Both became hits, and ABC's daytime ratings were no longer a deep, deep third.
08-10-2005, 02:01 AM #10
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Re: The Mid-1960's Comeback Of ABC Daytime (Was: Re: Retro: Pittsburgh, Thursday, Dec. 10,
1964)
> Wasn't the "Film" listed for 1:30 P.M. ET on ABC's December,
> 1964 daytime schedule actually reruns of "Jane Wyman
> Presents"??
The Shapiro book just says "Film". It does list that ABC had reruns of "Jane Wyman Presents" in
the 2:00-2:30 slot starting in January 1962, then moving to the 12:00-12:30 slot from July to
November 1962, at which point it traded places with Tennessee Ernie Ford, moving to 11:00.
"JWP" moved one more time, to 10:00am, in March 1963 and left the schedule in September of
that year. So I think you're wrong on that one, Joseph.______________

Friday Night NBA on TBS episode guide (1984-89)
FRIDAY NIGHT BASKETBALL on TBS (REGULAR SEASON ONLY)
SOURCE: New York Times
1984-85
October 26- Boston @ Detroit- 8:05pm
November 23- Philadelphia @ Phoenix- 9:05pm
December 7-LA Lakers @ Philadelphia- 8:05pm
1985-86
November 1- Indiana @ Detroit- 8:05pm
November 8- Denver @ LA Lakers- 10:30pm
November 15-Chicago @ Milwaukee- 8:05pm
November 22-New York @ Washington- 8:05pm
November 29-New York @ Boston- 8:05pm
December 6- Houston @ LA Lakers- 10:35pm

December 13-Atlanta @ Indiana- 8:05pm
December 20-LA Lakers @ Cleveland- 8:05pm
December 27-Portland @ Dallas- 8:05pm
January 3- Milwaukee @ Washington- 8:05pm
January 10- Atlanta @ Boston- 8:05pm
January 17- Boston @ Indiana- 8:05pm
January 24-Philadelphia @ Cleveland- 8:05pm
January 31-Philadelphia @ LA Lakers- 10:35pm
February 14-Boston @ Portland- 10:05pm
February 21-Houston @ Dallas- 8:05pm
March 7- Atlanta @ Chicago- 8:05pm
March 14-Boston @ Atlanta- 7:35pm
March 28-Houston @ Detroit- 7:35pm
April 4- New York @ Boston- 8:05pm
1986-87
October 31-Washington @ Boston- 8:05pm
November 7- Chicago @ Detroit- 8:05pm
November 14-Boston @ Chicago- 8:05pm
November 21- Houston @ Washington- 8:05pm
November 28- Atlanta @ Utah- 10:05pm
December 5- Denver @ New Jersey- 8:05pm
December 12- LA Lakers @ Boston- 8:05pm
December 19-Houston @ Portland- 10:05pm

December 26-Boston @ Phoenix- 10:05pm
January 9- New York @ Philadelphia- 8:05pm
January 16- Houston @ Detroit- 8:05pm
January 23- New York @ Houston- 8:05pm
January 30- Seattle @ Golden State- 10:05pm
February 13- Boston @ Portland- 10:05pm
February 20-LA Lakers @ Chicago- 8:05pm
March 6- Utah @ Milwaukee- 8:05pm
March 13-Atlanta @ Dallas- 8:05pm
March 20-Denver @ Philadelphia- 7:35pm
March 27-Boston @ Chicago- 8:05pm
April 3- Chicago @ Washington- 8:05pm
April 17- Dallas @ Houston- 8:05pm
1987-88
November 6- Milwaukee @ Boston- 8:05pm
November 13-Seattle @ Dallas- 8:05pm
November 20-Boston @ Philadelphia- 8:05pm
November 27-Chicago @ Dallas- 8:05pm
December 4-LA Lakers @ Milwaukee- 8:05pm
December 11-LA Lakers @ Boston- 8:05pm
December 18-Denver @ San Antonio- 8:05pm
December 25-Atlanta @ Philadelphia- 8:05pm
January 8- LA Lakers @ Detroit- 8:05pm

January 15-Utah @ Seattle- 10:05pm
January 22-New Jersey @ Indiana- 8:05pm
January 29-Boston @ Detroit- 8:05pm
February 12- Atlanta @ Detroit- 8:05pm
February 19-LA Lakers @ Atlanta- 8:05pm
February 26-Atlanta @ Indiana- 8:05pm
March 4- Houston @ Dallas- 8:05pm
1988-89
November 4- LA Lakers @ Dallas- 8:05pm
November 11- Detroit @ Boston- 8pm
Golden State @ Phoenix- 10:30pm
November 18- Atlanta @ Chicago- 8:05pm
November 25- Atlanta @ Dallas- 8:05pm
December 2- Boston @ Cleveland- 8:05pm
Utah @ LA Lakers- 10:30pm
December 9- Detroit @ Atlanta- 8:05pm
December 16- LA Lakers @ Boston- 8:05pm- (Kareem Abdul Jabbar's last appearence at Boston
Garden)
December 23- Chicago @ Charlotte- 8:05pm
January 6- Atlanta @ Detroit- 8:05pm
January 13- Denver @ Chicago- 8:05pm
January 20- Indiana @ Detroit- 8pm
Dallas @ LA Lakers- 10:30pm
January 27- San Antonio @ Dallas- 8:05pm

February 17- Cleveland @ Atlanta- 8:05pm
February 24- Utah @ Denver- 8:05pm
March 3- Dallas @ Boston- 8:05pm
Philadelphia @ Portland- 10:30pm
March 31- Chicago @ Cleveland- 8:05pm- (The same matchup that Michael Jordan knocked
Cleveland out of the Playoffs on May 7th, 1989 with that shot over Craig Ehlo)
April 7- Boston @ Portland- 10:30pm
April 14- Detroit @ New York- 8:05pm
April 21- Cleveland @ Atlanta- 8:05pm
Houston @ Phoenix- 10:30pm
NBA on TNT FRIDAY NIGHT Schedule (1989-91)
NBA on TNT FRIDAY NIGHT
SOURCE: New York Times
1989-90
November 3- New York @ Detroit- 8pm
November 10- Atlanta @ Boston- 8pm
November 17- Atlanta @ Cleveland- 8pm
November 24- Cleveland @ Detroit- 8pm
December 1- Utah @ Atlanta- 8pm
Detroit @ LA Lakers- 10:30pm
December 8- Chicago @ Indiana- 8pm
December 15- LA Lakers @ Boston- 8pm
December 22- New York @ Washington- 8pm

January 5- Philadelphia @ Dallas- 8pm
January 12- Chicago @ Charlotte- 8pm
January 19- Golden State @ Detroit- 8pm
January 26- Seattle @ Golden State- 8pm
February 2- Boston @ Minnesota- 10:30pm
February 16- Atlanta @ Cleveland- 8pm
Boston @ Portland- 10:30pm
February 23- Detroit @ Atlanta- 8pm
March 2- Philadelphia @ Detroit- 8pm
March 30- New York @ Chicago- 8pm
Portland @ LA Lakers- 10:30pm
April 20- Chicago @ Boston- 8pm
1990-91
November 2- Phoenix @ Utah- 11pm- (from Tokyo, Japan)
November 9- Cleveland @ Indiana- 7:30pm
Detroit @ Portland- 10:30pm
November 16- LA Lakers @ Dallas- 8pm
November 23- Chicago @ LA Clippers- 8pm (Why are the LA Clippers on National TV?!)
November 30- Philadelphia @ Detroit- 8pm
December 7- Boston @ Dallas- 8pm
December 14- Detroit @ Boston- 8pm
December 21- LA Lakers @ Chicago- 8pm
January 4- San Antonio @ New Jersey- 8pm
January 11- Portland @ Detroit- 8pm

Cleveland @ LA Lakers- 10:30pm
January 18- Chicago @ Atlanta- 8pm
January 25- Seattle @ Phoenix- 10pm
February 1- Detroit @ Washington- 8pm
February 15- New York @ Cleveland- 8pm
Boston @ LA Lakers- 10:30pm
February 22- LA Lakers @ Atlanta- 8pm
March 1- San Antonio @ Boston- 8pm
March 29- Cleveland @ Boston- 8pm
Portland @ LA Lakers- 10:30pm
April 5- San Antonio @ Chicago- 8pm
Retro: Atlanta commercial stations Friday, September 22, 1967
7 AM-1 AM. (Sorry, I don't have the educational
stations.)
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
10 AM Snap Judgment
(although not listed, NBC News followed
at 10:25)
10:30 Concentration
11 AM Personality
12 N News At Noon--Hal Suit
12:30 Movie: "7 Men From Now"
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
3:30 You Don't Say!
4 PM Match Game (again not listed, but
NBC News aired at 4:25)
4:30 Popeye Club
5:30 Mr. Ed
6 PM Newsroom--Ray Moore
7 PM Huntley-Brinkley Report
7:30 Tarzan
8:30 Star Trek
9:30 Accidental Family
10 PM Bell Telephone Hour: "The Many
Faces Of Romeo And Juliet"
11 PM Newsroom--Bert Roselle
11:30 Tonight Show
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM CBS News/Local News (IIRC, the CBS

Morning News aired at 7:05)
7:30 Mr. Pix
9 AM Don Barber
9:30 Dick Van Dyke
10 AM Candid Camera
11 AM Andy Griffith
11:30 Secret Storm
12 N Love Of Life
12:25 News (may have been CBS)
12:45 Guiding Light
1 PM Divorce Court
2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
(this was its first week)
3 PM To Tell The Truth (CBS News followed
at 3:25, although not listed here)
3:30 Edge Of Night
4:30 Mike Douglas

7 PM Panorama News
7:30 The Defenders (Frank Gorshin guest stars)
9 PM CBS Movie: "The Man Who Shot Liberty
Valance"
11 PM Panorama News
11:30 Movie: "Blowing Wild"
WAII Ch. 11 (ABC)
8:30 Ed Allen
9 AM Dateline: Atlanta
9:30 Girl Talk
10 AM Dating Game
10:30 Dateline: Hollywood
10:55 Children's Doctor
11 AM Honeymoon Race
11:30 Family Game (Bob Barker's one failure,
produced by Chuck Barris)
12 N Everybody's Talking
12:30 Donna Reed
1 PM The Fugitive
2 PM Newlywed Game
2:30 Dream Girl Of '67

2:55 ABC News--Marlene Sanders
3:30 Dark Shadows
4 PM Marshal Dillon
5 PM News
5:30 Peter Jennings With The News
6 PM Merv Griffin
7:30 Off To See The Wizard
8:30 Hondo
9:30 Guns Of Will Sonnett
10 PM Judd For The Defense
11 PM News
11:30 Joey Bishop
WJRJ Ch. 17 (Ind.)
4 PM Movie: "Drums Along The Mohawk"
6 PM Adventure Theater
6:30 Flintstones
7 PM Sports Special (nothing given)
7:30 Wild Wild West
8:30 Movie: "Sherlock Holmes Faces
Death"
10 PM The Rogues
11:30 Atlanta 17 News
sign off 11:45
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Re: Retro: Atlanta commercial stations Friday, September 22, 1967
> From the Atlanta Constitution. Schedules run
> 7 AM-1 AM. (Sorry, I don't have the educational
> stations.)
>
> WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
> 12:30 Movie: "7 Men From Now"
Let's Make A Deal and a couple of other shows weren't seen.
>
> WAII Ch. 11 (ABC)

> 11:30 Family Game (Bob Barker's one failure,
> produced by Chuck Barris)
I didn't know that Bob hosted another game show besides Truth Or Consequences and The Price
Is Right. How long did this show last and what was it about?
08-12-2005, 09:10 PM #3
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Re: Retro: Atlanta commercial stations Friday, September 22, 1967
> > WAII Ch. 11 (ABC)
> > 11:30 Family Game (Bob Barker's one failure, produced by Chuck Barris)
> I didn't know that Bob hosted another game show besides
> Truth Or Consequences and The Price Is Right. How long did
> this show last and what was it about?
"The Family Game" was a "Newlywed Game"-type show, except it had parents trying to guess
how their children answered various questions.
It ran from June 19th to December 1st 1967. Replaced by another short-lived game show, "How's
Your Mother-In-Law."
Akron/Cleveland.Saturday July 25, 1964
Source:Akron Beacon Journal

As WAKR was the "Local" station in Akron..and the listings are in a grid format, 49 is listed first
here.
WAKR 49 ABC
10:15 Test Pattern
10:30 Magic Land Of Alazazam
11AM Cartoons
11:30 Beany And Cecil
Noon Bugs Bunny
1:30 Ed Allen Time-Exercise
2PM Professor Jack (Ryan)-Children
3PM Top Star Bowling
4PM Roller Derby
5PM ABC Wide World Of Sports
6:30 Movie
7:30 Hootenanny
8:30 Lawrence Welk
9:30 US Russian Track Meet
10:30 Movie
KYW 3 NBC
7:15 News
7:30 Land Is Ours

8AM Barnaby's Party-Live-Linn Sheldon
10AM Hector Heathcote*
10:30 Fireball XL-5
11AM Dennis The Menace
11:30 Fury
Noon Bullwinkle Show*
12:30 Meaning Of Communism
1PM Wild West Theater
2PM Feature Film
4PM Panorama-Local talk/news
5PM Checkmate
6PM Feature Film
7:30 The Lieutenant
8:30 Joey Bishop Show*
9PM NBC Saturday Night At The Movies-Until They Sail
11PM News
11:15 Feature Film
WEWS 5 ABC
8:55 News
9AM Bible Answers
9:30 Children's Gospel Hour
10AM Christophers
10:30 Alakazam
11AM Discovery 64
11:30 Beany and Cecil
Noon Bugs Bunny
1:30 Riverboat-Quote in the "Program Highlights"
"Reruns of this series don't die, they don't even fade away"
2:30 ABC Wide World Of Sports
4PM International Pro Soccer-Teams from Portugal And Austria Match up
5PM Race Of The Week-Brooklyn Handicap
5:30 Bill Dana-Would appear to be an episode of his then-current series (Jose Jimenez-Bellhop),
but that ran on NBC Sunday Nights/8:30 PM..I couldnt find a special he might have done around
this time.
6PM News
6:30 Inside Your Schools
6:45 Worth Knowing
7PM Call Mr. D-Syndicated
7:30 Hootenanny
8:30 Lawrence Welk
9:30 US Russian Track Meet
11PM News
11:15 Feature Film
WJW 8 CBS
7AM News
7:15 RFD*
9AM Alvin Show
10AM Quick Draw Mc Graw
10:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse
11AM Rin Tin Tin
11:30 Roy Rogers Show
Noon Sky King
1PM Sports World*
1:30 Baseball:Boston Red Sox At Cleveland Indians (Sox won 4-3)
Broadcasters:Bob Neal, Herb Score
4:30 Surfside Six
5:30 Mr. Ed
6PM Feature Film
7:30 Lucy Desi Comedy Hour (Milton Berle)
8:30 The Defenders
9:30 Summer Playhouse-Series Pilot
John Forsythe and Gisele McKenzie star in "Miss and Missles" an unsold Pilot film Forsythe plays
an Air Force test pilot..He actually played an Air Force Major in the "John Forsythe Show" (NBC
1965-66) One wonders if the NBC series is a retooling of the pilot shown here..No proof at
all..just wondering.
10PN Gunsmoke
11PM News
11:15 Feature Film*
*=Color shows
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Re: Akron/Cleveland.Saturday July 25, 1964
> Source:Akron Beacon Journal
>
>
> WEWS 5 ABC
>
>
>
> 5:30 Bill Dana-Would appear to be an episode of his
> then-current series (Jose Jimenez-Bellhop), but that ran on
> NBC Sunday Nights/8:30 PM..I couldnt find a special he might
> have done around this time.
It sounds like Channel 3 pre-empted the show, leaving NBC free
to offer it to Channel 5 or Channel 8. My local ABC affiliate
at the time, WRAL/5 Raleigh, also carried Bill Dana's show (Fridays
at 10:30), but we did not have a full-time NBC affiliate at the time.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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08-16-2005, 12:43 AM #3
TimL
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Re: Akron/Cleveland.Saturday July 25, 1964
> > Source:Akron Beacon Journal
>>
>>
> > WEWS 5 ABC
>>
>>
>>
> > 5:30 Bill Dana-Would appear to be an episode of his
> > then-current series (Jose Jimenez-Bellhop), but that ran
> on
> > NBC Sunday Nights/8:30 PM..I couldnt find a special he
> might
> > have done around this time.
>
> It sounds like Channel 3 pre-empted the show, leaving NBC
> free
> to offer it to Channel 5 or Channel 8. My local ABC
> affiliate
> at the time, WRAL/5 Raleigh, also carried Bill Dana's show
> (Fridays
> at 10:30), but we did not have a full-time NBC affiliate at
> the time.
BPatrick:
I don't doubt the probability that 5 did air Bill Dana's show. It's just that beyond Johnny Carson's
regular spot on channel 5 rather than NBC affiliate KYW at this time, the network stations in
Cleveland almost never aired anything from a competing network by the mid 1960's...
Retro: Louisville Monday, August 16, 1971 6 PM-sign off
From the Courier-Journal:
WAVE Ch. 3 (NBC)
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7:30 From A Bird's Eye View
8 PM Baseball: Cardinals-Reds
11:30 Tonight Show
sign off 1 AM
WHAS Ch. 11 (CBS)
6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Gunsmoke
8:30 Here's Lucy
9 PM Mayberry RFD
9:30 Doris Day

10 PM CBS Newcomers
11 PM News
11:30 Perry Mason
sign off 12:30 AM
WLKY Ch. 32 (ABC)
6 PM Movie: "Double Dynamite"
8 PM Newlywed Game
8:30 It Was A Very Good Year
9 PM Movie: "The Great Sinner"
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
sign off 1 AM
WDRB Ch. 41 (Ind.)
6 PM Patty Duke
6:30 Flipper
7 PM Movie Game
7:30 Laramie
8:30 David Frost
10 PM The Saint
11 PM Movie: "The Macomber Affair"

sign off after the movie
WKPC Ch. 15 (PBS)
6:30 What's New
7 PM French Chef
7:30 Book Beat
8 PM World Press
9 PM Realities
sign off 10 PM
KET Network
6:30 Folk Guitar
7 PM Know Your Antiques
7:30 French Chef
8 PM World Press
9 PM Masterpiece Theatre: "The
First Churchills"
10 PM Book Beat
10:30 Patterned
sign off 11 PM
Retro: Fresno Mon 2/23/87
from TV Guide
Fresno/Hanford/Visalia
TV Guide did not list KMSG 59
KMTF 18 (PBS)
5:40 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler
5:45 Morning Show
6:00 America: The Second Century
6:30 Hi Tone Aerobics
7:00 Farm Day
7:15 AM Weather
7:30 Hatha Yoga
8:00 Sesame Street
9:30 3-2-1 Contact
10:00 Instructional Programs
3:00 Sesame Street
7:00 Planet Earth

8:00 American Playhouse
10:00 Cities
Mid. Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler
12:05 sign-off
KFTV 21 (SIN)
6:00 Club 700
6:30 Jimmy Swaggart
7:00 Ritmo Vital
7:30 Mundo Latino
10:00 Hoy Mismo
Noon Herencia Maldita
12:30 Cicatrices del Alma
1:00 Mujer Comprada
2:00 Adriana
3:00 Mundo del Espectaculo
3:30 Video Exitos
4:30 Xetu
5:00 Arabela
6:00 Noticias
6:30 Noticias SIN
7:00 Cuna de Lobos
7:30 Precia de la Fama
8:00 La Gloria y El Inferno

8:30 Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe
9:30 Camino Secreto
10:00 Nosotros Los Gomez
10:30 Estampas de Mexico
11:00 Noticias SIN
11:50 Noticias
Mid. Ahora El Valle
12:30 sign-off
KSEE 24 (NBC)
6:00 Multi-Trym (infomercial)
7:00 Today
9:00 Shopping Service
10:30 Scrabble
11:00 Super Password
11:30 Sale of the Century
Noon NewsCenter 24
12:30 Divorce Court
1:00 Another World
2:00 Santa Barbara
4:00 Love Boat
5:00 Judge
6:00 NewsCenter 24
7:30 Barney Miller
8:00 Bob Hope Special (from Tahiti)
9:00 Movie "Perry Mason: The Case of the Lost Love"
11:00 NewsCenter 24
11:30 Tonight Show
12:30 Carson's Comedy Classics
2:00 sign-off
KMPH 26 (Ind)
5:30 He-Man & the Masters of the Universe
6:00 Jetsons
6:30 Ghostbusters
7:00 MASK
7:30 Transformers
8:00 Scooby-Doo
9:00 Good Times
9:30 One Day at a Time
10:00 Happy Days

11:00 I Love Lucy
11:30 Andy Griffith
Noon Perry Mason
1:00 Barnaby Jones
2:00 Rockford Files
3:00 Silverhawks
4:00 ThunderCats
4:30 G.I. Joe
5:00 Diff'rent Strokes
5:30 Facts of Life
6:00 Gimme a Break!
6:30 Too Close for Comfort
7:00 Pink Panther
7:30 College Basketball: Fresno State @ San Jose State
9:30 Honeymooners
10:00 The Ten O'Clock News
10:30 INN News
11:00 M*A*S*H
11:30 Taxi
Mid. Sanford & Son
1:00 Bizarre
1:30 INN News
2:00 sign-off
KFSN 30 (ABC)
5:00 CNN Headline News
9:30 Strike It Rich
10:00 Fame, Fortune & Romance
10:30 Ryan's Hope
Noon Action News
12:30 Loving
1:00 One Life to Live
3:00 Oprah Winfrey
4:00 Phil Donahue
5:00 Action News
6:00 Action News
6:30 Jeopardy!
7:30 Card Sharks
8:00 MacGyver
9:00 Movie "Love Among Thieves"
11:00 Action News

11:30 Viewpoint: Fiction, Fact & Tailored Truth
1:00 Nightlife
2:00 sign-off
KJEO 47 (CBS)
5:25 Dot Named Jot
5:30 Sun-Up San Joaquin
6:00 Today's Business
7:30 Morning Program
9:00 Hour Magazine
10:00 Price is Right
11:00 Young & the Restless
Noon 47 Eyewitness News
1:30 Capitol
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Newlywed Game
3:30 Love Connection
4:00 Superior Court
4:30 People's Court
5:00 47 Eyewitness News
6:00 CBS Evening News
6:30 $100,000 Pyramid

8:00 Kate & Allie
8:30 My Sister Sam
9:00 Newhart
9:30 Cavanaughs
10:00 Cagney & Lacey
11:30 Simon & Simon
12:40 Movie "White Mama"
2:00 sign-off
KAIL 53 (Ind)
6:00 Ag Day
6:30 SuperFriends
7:00 Defenders of the Earth
8:30 Heathcliff
9:00 Praise
Noon Movie "A Farewell to Arms"
2:30 Challenge of the GoBots
3:00 Rambo
3:30 Centurions
4:30 Macron I
6:00 Crook & Chase
6:30 At the Movies
7:00 PM Magazine
7:30 Movie "Klondike Fever"
10:00 Fugitive
11:00 How Your Mind Can Keep You Well (informercial?)
11:30(?) sign-off
Bakersfield
KGET 17 (NBC)
5:25 Jim & Tammy
6:25 First Assmebly of God
7:00 Today
9:00 Phil Donahue
10:30 Scrabble
11:30 Wordplay
Noon Days of Our Lives
1:00 Another World

2:00 Santa Barbara
3:00 Love Boat
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 The Newscenter
6:00 The Newscenter
6:30 Jeopardy!
7:30 $100,000 Pyramid
8:00 Bob Hope Special
9:00 Movie "Perry Mason: Case of the Lost Love"
11:00 The Newscenter
11:30 Tonight Show
1:30 sign-off
KERO 23 (CBS)
5:50 Agri Business
6:25 News
9:00 $25,000 Pyramid
9:30 Strike It Rich

Noon News
1:30 Capitol
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Quincy
4:00 Divorce Court
4:30 Dating Game
5:00 Newlywed Game
5:30 People's Court
6:00 News
8:00 Kate & Allie
8:30 My Sister Sam
9:00 Newhart
9:30 Cavanaughs
11:00 News
11:30 Simon & Simon
12:40 Movie "White Mama"
2:00 sign-off
KBAK 29 (ABC)

6:30 ABC World News This Morning/News 29
10:00 Jeffersons
10:30 $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime
11:00 Ryan's Hope
11:30 Loving
3:00 Hour Magazine
4:30 Superior Court
5:30 News 29
7:00 Gimme a Break!
8:00 MacGyver
11:00 News 29
1:00 News 29
1:30 sign-off
Bay Area
KTVU 2 (Ind)
5:00 Richard Roberts
6:00 Romper Room & Friends
6:30 Flintstones
7:00 Tom & Jerry
7:30 Silverhawks
8:00 Challenge of the GoBots
8:30 Ghostbusters
9:00 I Love Lucy (x2)
10:00 Judge
10:30 True Connections
11:00 Divorce Court (x2)
Noon News
1:00 Movie "The Barkleys of Broadway"
3:00 ThunderCats
4:00 Transformers
4:30 G.I. Joe
5:00 Three's Company (x2)
6:00 Magnum, PI
7:00 M*A*S*H
8:00 Movie "Blame It on Rio"
10:00 News
11:00 Late Show with Joan Rivers
Mid. Taxi
1:00 Falcon Crest
2:00 Big Valley
3:00 Movie "Dirty Dingus Magee"
KPIX 5 (CBS)
9:00 Hour Magazine
10:00 People Are Talking
1:30 Capitol
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Price is Right
4:00 Afternoon Show
5:00 People's Court
5:30 Superior Court
7:30 Evening Magazine

8:00 Kate & Allie
8:30 My Sister Sam
9:00 Newhart
9:30 Cavanaughs
11:30 Ask Dr. Ruth
Mid. Simon & Simon
1:10 Movie "Siege"
2:40 Movie "Refugee Train"
4:40(?) sign-off
KGO 7 (ABC)
9:00 AM San Francisco
10:00 Fame, Fortune & Romance
10:30 Webster
11:00 Ryan's Hope
11:30 Loving
3:00 Oprah Winfrey

4:00 Phil Donahue
5:00 Channel 7 NewsScene
7:00 Americans on Amerika
8:00 MacGyver
1:00 Tales of the Unexpected
2:00 Card Sharks
2:30 sign-off
KQED 9 (PBS)
7:00 Growing Years
7:30 Lilias, Yoga & You
9:00 Sesame Street
Noon Newton's Apple
12:30 Summer of Judgement
3:00 Story of English

5:00 Sesame Street
7:30 Wild America
8:00 One By One
8:55 Art Notes
9:00 American Playhouse
11:00 Ethnic Notions
Mid. sign-off
Monterey/Salinas
KSBW 8 (NBC)
6:00 CrossWits
7:00 Today
9:00 Phil Donahue
10:30 Scrabble
11:30 Wordplay
1:00 Another World
2:00 Santa Barbara
3:00 Movie "The Main Event"

6:00 Action 8 News
7:30 Barney Miller
9:00 Movie "Perry Mason: Case of the Lost Love"
11:00 Action 8 News
11:30 Tonight Show
1:30 sign-off
Sacramento/Modesto
KCSO 19 (SIN/Religious)
7:00 David Paul
7:30 Jimmy Swaggart
8:00 Jim & Tammy
10:00 Jewish Voice
10:30 Fred Price
11:30 11th Hour
12:30 Jim & Tammy
1:30 Ritmo Vital
2:00 Adriana
3:00 Mundo del Espectaculo
3:30 Video Exitos

4:30 Xetu
5:00 Arabela
6:00 Noticias
6:30 Noticias SIN
7:00 Cuna de Lobos
7:30 Precio de la Fama
8:00 La Gloria y El Inferno
8:30 Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe
9:30 Camino Secreto
10:00 Nostoros Los Gomez
10:30 Estampas de Mexico
11:00 Noticias
Mid. Yolanda Lujan
1:00 sign-off
KTXL 40 (Ind)
6:00 700 Club
7:00 Popeye
7:30 Silverhawks
8:30 She-Ra: Princess of Power
9:00 Little House of the Prairie
10:00 Love Boat
11:00 Quincy
Noon Andy Griffith

12:30 Dick Van Dyke
1:00 Rockford Files
2:30 Jetsons
3:00 Ghostbusters
3:30 ThunderCats
4:00 Brady Bunch
4:30 Gimme a Break!
5:00 Facts of Life
5:30 Bosom Buddies
6:00 Star Trek
7:00 M*A*S*H
7:30 Taxi
8:00 Movie "The Evil That Men Do"
10:30 INN News
11:00 Late Show with Joan Rivers
Mid. Nightlife
12:30 How to Own Your Own Business (infomercial)
1:00 Movie "The Group"
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Re: Retro: Fresno Mon 2/23/87
Could you please list that weekend(February 21-22 1987)?
> from TV Guide
>
> Fresno/Hanford/Visalia
> TV Guide did not list KMSG 59
>
> KMTF 18 (PBS)
> 5:40 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler
> 5:45 Morning Show
> 6:00 America: The Second Century
> 6:30 Hi Tone Aerobics
> 7:00 Farm Day
> 7:15 AM Weather
> 7:30 Hatha Yoga

> 9:30 3-2-1 Contact
> 10:00 Instructional Programs
> 6:00 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
> 7:00 Planet Earth
> 8:00 American Playhouse
> 10:00 Cities
> 11:00 Masterpiece Theatre
> Mid. Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler
> 12:05 sign-off
>
> KFTV 21 (SIN)
> 6:00 Club 700
> 6:30 Jimmy Swaggart
> 7:00 Ritmo Vital
> 7:30 Mundo Latino
> 10:00 Hoy Mismo
> Noon Herencia Maldita
> 12:30 Cicatrices del Alma
> 1:00 Mujer Comprada
> 2:00 Adriana

> 3:00 Mundo del Espectaculo
> 3:30 Video Exitos
> 4:30 Xetu
> 5:00 Arabela
> 6:00 Noticias
> 6:30 Noticias SIN
> 7:00 Cuna de Lobos
> 7:30 Precia de la Fama
> 8:00 La Gloria y El Inferno
> 8:30 Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe
> 9:30 Camino Secreto
> 10:00 Nosotros Los Gomez
> 10:30 Estampas de Mexico
> 11:00 Noticias SIN
> 11:50 Noticias
> Mid. Ahora El Valle
> 12:30 sign-off
>
> KSEE 24 (NBC)
> 6:00 Multi-Trym (infomercial)
> 6:30 NBC News at Sunrise
> 7:00 Today
> 9:00 Shopping Service
> 10:30 Scrabble

> 11:00 Super Password
> 11:30 Sale of the Century
> Noon NewsCenter 24
> 12:30 Divorce Court
> 4:00 Love Boat
> 5:00 Judge
> 5:30 NBC Nightly News
> 6:00 NewsCenter 24
> 8:00 Bob Hope Special (from Tahiti)
> 9:00 Movie "Perry Mason: The Case of the Lost Love"
> 11:00 NewsCenter 24
> 12:30 Carson's Comedy Classics
> 2:00 sign-off
>
> KMPH 26 (Ind)
> 5:30 He-Man & the Masters of the Universe
> 6:00 Jetsons

> 6:30 Ghostbusters
> 7:00 MASK
> 7:30 Transformers
> 8:00 Scooby-Doo
> 9:00 Good Times
> 9:30 One Day at a Time
> 10:00 Happy Days
> 10:30 Laverne & Shirley
> 11:00 I Love Lucy
> Noon Perry Mason
> 1:00 Barnaby Jones
> 2:00 Rockford Files
> 3:00 Silverhawks
> 4:00 ThunderCats
> 4:30 G.I. Joe
> 5:00 Diff'rent Strokes
> 5:30 Facts of Life
> 6:00 Gimme a Break!
> 6:30 Too Close for Comfort
> 7:00 Pink Panther
> 7:30 College Basketball: Fresno State @ San Jose State
> 9:30 Honeymooners

> 10:00 The Ten O'Clock News
> 10:30 INN News
> 11:00 M*A*S*H
> 11:30 Taxi
> Mid. Sanford & Son
> 1:00 Bizarre
> 1:30 INN News
> 2:00 sign-off
>
> KFSN 30 (ABC)
> 5:00 CNN Headline News
> 6:00 ABC World News This Morning
> 10:00 Fame, Fortune & Romance
> 10:30 Ryan's Hope
> Noon Action News
> 12:30 Loving
> 1:00 One Life to Live
> 4:00 Phil Donahue

> 5:00 Action News
> 5:30 ABC World News Tonight
> 6:00 Action News
> 6:30 Jeopardy!
> 7:30 Card Sharks
> 8:00 MacGyver
> 9:00 Movie "Love Among Thieves"
> 11:00 Action News
> 11:30 Viewpoint: Fiction, Fact & Tailored Truth
> 1:00 Nightlife
> 2:00 sign-off
>
> KJEO 47 (CBS)
> 5:25 Dot Named Jot
> 5:30 Sun-Up San Joaquin
> 6:00 Today's Business
> 7:30 Morning Program
> 9:00 Hour Magazine
> 10:00 Price is Right
> 11:00 Young & the Restless
> Noon 47 Eyewitness News

> 1:30 Capitol
> 3:30 Love Connection
> 4:00 Superior Court
> 5:00 47 Eyewitness News
> 6:00 CBS Evening News
> 6:30 $100,000 Pyramid
> 7:00 Wonderful World of Disney
> 8:00 Kate & Allie
> 8:30 My Sister Sam
> 9:00 Newhart
> 9:30 Cavanaughs
> 10:00 Cagney & Lacey
> 11:00 47 Eyewitness News
> 11:30 Simon & Simon
> 12:40 Movie "White Mama"
> 2:00 sign-off
>
> KAIL 53 (Ind)
> 5:30 Morning Stretch
> 6:00 Ag Day
> 6:30 SuperFriends
> 7:00 Defenders of the Earth

> 7:30 Inspector Gadget
> 8:30 Heathcliff
> 9:00 Praise
> Noon Movie "A Farewell to Arms"
> 2:00 My Favorite Martian
> 2:30 Challenge of the GoBots
> 3:00 Rambo
> 3:30 Centurions
> 4:00 Defenders of the Earth
> 4:30 Macron I
> 5:00 Abbott & Costello
> 6:00 Crook & Chase
> 6:30 At the Movies
> 7:00 PM Magazine
> 7:30 Movie "Klondike Fever"
> 10:00 Fugitive
> 11:00 How Your Mind Can Keep You Well (informercial?)
> 11:30(?) sign-off
>
> Bakersfield
> KGET 17 (NBC)
> 5:25 Jim & Tammy
> 6:25 First Assmebly of God

> 7:00 Today
> 9:00 Phil Donahue
> 10:30 Scrabble
> 11:30 Wordplay
> Noon Days of Our Lives
> 3:00 Love Boat
> 5:00 The Newscenter
> 6:30 Jeopardy!
> 7:30 $100,000 Pyramid
> 8:00 Bob Hope Special
> 9:00 Movie "Perry Mason: Case of the Lost Love"
> 1:30 sign-off
>
> KERO 23 (CBS)
> 5:50 Agri Business
> 6:25 News
> 9:00 $25,000 Pyramid
> Noon News
> 1:30 Capitol
> 3:00 Quincy
> 4:00 Divorce Court
> 4:30 Dating Game
> 6:00 News
> 8:00 Kate & Allie
> 9:00 Newhart

> 9:30 Cavanaughs
> 11:00 News
> 12:40 Movie "White Mama"
> 2:00 sign-off
>
> KBAK 29 (ABC)
> 6:00 Today's Business
> 6:30 ABC World News This Morning/News 29
> 10:00 Jeffersons
> 10:30 $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime
> 11:00 Ryan's Hope
> 11:30 Loving
> Noon All My Children
> 4:00 Love Connection
> 5:30 News 29

> 8:00 MacGyver
> 11:00 News 29
> 1:00 News 29
> 1:30 sign-off
>
> Bay Area
> KTVU 2 (Ind)
> 5:00 Richard Roberts
> 6:00 Romper Room & Friends
> 6:30 Flintstones
> 7:00 Tom & Jerry
> 7:30 Silverhawks
> 8:00 Challenge of the GoBots
> 8:30 Ghostbusters
> 9:00 I Love Lucy (x2)
> 10:00 Judge
> 10:30 True Connections
> 11:00 Divorce Court (x2)
> Noon News
> 1:00 Movie "The Barkleys of Broadway"
> 3:00 ThunderCats

> 4:00 Transformers
> 4:30 G.I. Joe
> 5:00 Three's Company (x2)
> 6:00 Magnum, PI
> 7:00 M*A*S*H
> 8:00 Movie "Blame It on Rio"
> 10:00 News
> 11:00 Late Show with Joan Rivers
> Mid. Taxi
> 12:30 Carson's Comedy Classics
> 1:00 Falcon Crest
> 2:00 Big Valley
> 3:00 Movie "Dirty Dingus Magee"
>
> KPIX 5 (CBS)
> 10:00 People Are Talking
> Noon Eyewitness News

> 1:30 Capitol
> 4:00 Afternoon Show
> 6:00 Eyewitness News
> 7:30 Evening Magazine
> 8:00 Kate & Allie
> 9:00 Newhart
> 9:30 Cavanaughs
> 11:30 Ask Dr. Ruth
> Mid. Simon & Simon
> 1:10 Movie "Siege"
> 2:40 Movie "Refugee Train"
> 4:40(?) sign-off
>
> KGO 7 (ABC)

> 9:00 AM San Francisco
> 10:00 Fame, Fortune & Romance
> 10:30 Webster
> 11:00 Ryan's Hope
> 11:30 Loving
> 4:00 Phil Donahue
> 5:00 Channel 7 NewsScene
> 7:00 Americans on Amerika
> 8:00 MacGyver
> 1:00 Tales of the Unexpected
> 2:00 Card Sharks
> 2:30 sign-off
>
> KQED 9 (PBS)
> 7:30 Lilias, Yoga & You

> Noon Newton's Apple
> 12:30 Summer of Judgement
> 3:00 Story of English
> 7:30 Wild America
> 8:00 One By One
> 8:55 Art Notes
> 9:00 American Playhouse
> 11:00 Ethnic Notions
> Mid. sign-off
>
> Monterey/Salinas
> KSBW 8 (NBC)
> 6:00 CrossWits
> 7:00 Today

> 9:00 Phil Donahue
> 10:30 Scrabble
> 11:30 Wordplay
> Noon Days of Our Lives
> 3:00 Movie "The Main Event"
> 6:00 Action 8 News
> 8:00 Bob Hope Special
> 9:00 Movie "Perry Mason: Case of the Lost Love"
> 11:00 Action 8 News
> 1:30 sign-off
>
> Sacramento/Modesto
> KCSO 19 (SIN/Religious)
> 7:00 David Paul
> 8:00 Jim & Tammy

> 9:00 Richard Roberts
> 10:00 Jewish Voice
> 10:30 Fred Price
> 11:30 11th Hour
> 12:30 Jim & Tammy
> 1:30 Ritmo Vital
> 2:00 Adriana
> 3:00 Mundo del Espectaculo
> 3:30 Video Exitos
> 4:30 Xetu
> 5:00 Arabela
> 6:00 Noticias
> 6:30 Noticias SIN
> 7:00 Cuna de Lobos
> 7:30 Precio de la Fama
> 8:00 La Gloria y El Inferno
> 8:30 Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe
> 9:30 Camino Secreto
> 10:00 Nostoros Los Gomez
> 10:30 Estampas de Mexico
> 11:00 Noticias
> Mid. Yolanda Lujan
> 1:00 sign-off
>
> KTXL 40 (Ind)

> 6:00 700 Club
> 7:00 Popeye
> 7:30 Silverhawks
> 8:00 He-Man & the Masters of the Universe
> 8:30 She-Ra: Princess of Power
> 9:00 Little House of the Prairie
> 10:00 Love Boat
> 11:00 Quincy
> Noon Andy Griffith
> 2:30 Jetsons
> 3:00 Ghostbusters
> 3:30 ThunderCats
> 4:00 Brady Bunch
> 5:30 Bosom Buddies
> 6:00 Star Trek
> 7:00 M*A*S*H
> 7:30 Taxi
> 8:00 Movie "The Evil That Men Do"
> 10:00 The Ten O'Clock News
> 10:30 INN News

> 11:00 Late Show with Joan Rivers
> Mid. Nightlife
> 12:30 How to Own Your Own Business (infomercial)
> 1:00 Movie "The Group"
> 4:00 Movie "Sabata"
>
08-12-2005, 09:01 PM #3
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As previously mentioned in other threads, KPIX did not clear The Price is Right. No CBS affilates
in the area cleared Nightwatch. The 2 stations that aired Joan Rivers techincally were FOX
affilates. Some strange sign-on times for some stations.
08-12-2005, 10:29 PM #4
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> KJEO 47 (CBS)
> 5:25 Dot Named Jot
I thought the Jot cartoons were named simply as "Jot" (unless a new series was made later on)?
08-12-2005, 10:31 PM #5
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> Some strange sign-on times
> for some stations.
>
What so strange about it? All look normal to me (unless you meant it's unusual for a PBS station
to sign on at 5:40AM and an indy signing on at 7AM).
08-16-2005, 12:35 AM #6

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Bluenoser, did you hear my request?
> Could you please list that weekend(February 21-22 1987)?
>
>
> > from TV Guide
>>
> > Fresno/Hanford/Visalia
> > TV Guide did not list KMSG 59
>>
> > KMTF 18 (PBS)
> > 5:40 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler
> > 5:45 Morning Show
> > 6:00 America: The Second Century
> > 6:30 Hi Tone Aerobics
> > 7:00 Farm Day

> > 7:15 AM Weather
> > 7:30 Hatha Yoga
> > 9:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
> > 9:30 3-2-1 Contact
> > 10:00 Instructional Programs
> > 4:30 Captain Kangaroo
> > 5:00 Square One Television
> > 5:30 Nightly Business Report
> > 6:00 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
> > 7:00 Planet Earth
> > 8:00 American Playhouse
> > 10:00 Cities
> > 11:00 Masterpiece Theatre
> > Mid. Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler
> > 12:05 sign-off
>>
> > KFTV 21 (SIN)
> > 6:00 Club 700
> > 6:30 Jimmy Swaggart
> > 7:00 Ritmo Vital
> > 7:30 Mundo Latino
> > 10:00 Hoy Mismo

> > Noon Herencia Maldita
> > 12:30 Cicatrices del Alma
> > 1:00 Mujer Comprada
> > 2:00 Adriana
> > 3:00 Mundo del Espectaculo
> > 3:30 Video Exitos
> > 4:30 Xetu
> > 5:00 Arabela
> > 6:00 Noticias
> > 6:30 Noticias SIN
> > 7:00 Cuna de Lobos
> > 7:30 Precia de la Fama
> > 8:00 La Gloria y El Inferno
> > 8:30 Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe
> > 9:30 Camino Secreto
> > 10:00 Nosotros Los Gomez
> > 10:30 Estampas de Mexico
> > 11:50 Noticias
> > Mid. Ahora El Valle
> > 12:30 sign-off
>>
> > KSEE 24 (NBC)
> > 6:00 Multi-Trym (infomercial)
> > 6:30 NBC News at Sunrise

> > 7:00 Today
> > 9:00 Shopping Service
> > 10:00 Wheel of Fortune
> > 10:30 Scrabble
> > 11:00 Super Password
> > 11:30 Sale of the Century
> > Noon NewsCenter 24
> > 12:30 Divorce Court
> > 1:00 Another World
> > 2:00 Santa Barbara
> > 3:00 Days of Our Lives
> > 4:00 Love Boat
> > 5:00 Judge
> > 5:30 NBC Nightly News
> > 6:00 NewsCenter 24
> > 7:00 Hollywood Squares
> > 7:30 Barney Miller
> > 8:00 Bob Hope Special (from Tahiti)
> > 9:00 Movie "Perry Mason: The Case of the Lost Love"
> > 11:00 NewsCenter 24
> > 12:30 Carson's Comedy Classics
> > 1:00 Late Night with David Letterman
> > 2:00 sign-off

>>
> > KMPH 26 (Ind)
> > 5:30 He-Man & the Masters of the Universe
> > 6:00 Jetsons
> > 6:30 Ghostbusters
> > 7:00 MASK
> > 7:30 Transformers
> > 8:00 Scooby-Doo
> > 8:30 Leave It to Beaver
> > 9:00 Good Times
> > 9:30 One Day at a Time
> > 10:00 Happy Days
> > 10:30 Laverne & Shirley
> > 11:00 I Love Lucy
> > 11:30 Andy Griffith
> > Noon Perry Mason
> > 1:00 Barnaby Jones
> > 2:00 Rockford Files
> > 3:00 Silverhawks
> > 3:30 Smurfs' Adventures
> > 4:00 ThunderCats
> > 4:30 G.I. Joe
> > 5:00 Diff'rent Strokes
> > 5:30 Facts of Life
> > 6:00 Gimme a Break!

> > 6:30 Too Close for Comfort
> > 7:00 Pink Panther
> > 7:30 College Basketball: Fresno State @ San Jose State
> > 9:30 Honeymooners
> > 10:00 The Ten O'Clock News
> > 10:30 INN News
> > 11:00 M*A*S*H
> > 11:30 Taxi
> > Mid. Sanford & Son
> > 1:00 Bizarre
> > 1:30 INN News
> > 2:00 sign-off
>>
> > KFSN 30 (ABC)
> > 5:00 CNN Headline News
> > 6:00 ABC World News This Morning
> > 7:00 Good Morning America
> > 10:00 Fame, Fortune & Romance
> > 11:00 All My Children
> > Noon Action News
> > 12:30 Loving

> > 1:00 One Life to Live
> > 3:00 Oprah Winfrey
> > 4:00 Phil Donahue
> > 5:00 Action News
> > 5:30 ABC World News Tonight
> > 6:30 Jeopardy!
> > 7:30 Card Sharks
> > 8:00 MacGyver
> > 9:00 Movie "Love Among Thieves"
> > 11:30 Viewpoint: Fiction, Fact & Tailored Truth
> > 1:00 Nightlife
> > 1:30 CNN Headline News
> > 2:00 sign-off
>>
> > KJEO 47 (CBS)
> > 5:25 Dot Named Jot
> > 5:30 Sun-Up San Joaquin
> > 6:00 Today's Business
> > 7:30 Morning Program
> > 9:00 Hour Magazine

> > 10:00 Price is Right
> > 11:00 Young & the Restless
> > Noon 47 Eyewitness News
> > 12:30 As the World Turns
> > 1:30 Capitol
> > 3:30 Love Connection
> > 4:00 Superior Court
> > 5:00 47 Eyewitness News
> > 6:00 CBS Evening News
> > 6:30 $100,000 Pyramid
> > 7:00 Wonderful World of Disney
> > 8:00 Kate & Allie
> > 8:30 My Sister Sam
> > 9:00 Newhart
> > 9:30 Cavanaughs
> > 10:00 Cagney & Lacey
> > 11:00 47 Eyewitness News
> > 11:30 Simon & Simon
> > 12:40 Movie "White Mama"
> > 2:00 sign-off
>>
> > KAIL 53 (Ind)

> > 5:30 Morning Stretch
> > 6:00 Ag Day
> > 6:30 SuperFriends
> > 7:00 Defenders of the Earth
> > 7:30 Inspector Gadget
> > 8:00 My Little Pony 'n Friends
> > 8:30 Heathcliff
> > 9:00 Praise
> > Noon Movie "A Farewell to Arms"
> > 2:00 My Favorite Martian
> > 2:30 Challenge of the GoBots
> > 3:00 Rambo
> > 3:30 Centurions
> > 4:00 Defenders of the Earth
> > 4:30 Macron I
> > 5:00 Abbott & Costello
> > 5:30 I Dream of Jeannie
> > 6:00 Crook & Chase
> > 6:30 At the Movies
> > 7:00 PM Magazine
> > 7:30 Movie "Klondike Fever"
> > 10:00 Fugitive
> > 11:00 How Your Mind Can Keep You Well (informercial?)
> > 11:30(?) sign-off
>>
> > Bakersfield
> > KGET 17 (NBC)
> > 5:25 Jim & Tammy
> > 6:25 First Assmebly of God
> > 7:00 Today
> > 10:30 Scrabble
> > 11:30 Wordplay
> > Noon Days of Our Lives
> > 3:00 Love Boat
> > 5:00 The Newscenter
> > 6:30 Jeopardy!
> > 7:30 $100,000 Pyramid
> > 8:00 Bob Hope Special
> > 9:00 Movie "Perry Mason: Case of the Lost Love"

> > 1:30 sign-off
>>
> > KERO 23 (CBS)
> > 5:50 Agri Business
> > 6:25 News
> > 9:00 $25,000 Pyramid
> > Noon News
> > 1:30 Capitol
> > 3:00 Quincy
> > 4:00 Divorce Court
> > 4:30 Dating Game
> > 6:00 News

> > 9:00 Newhart
> > 9:30 Cavanaughs
> > 11:00 News
> > 11:30 Simon & Simon
> > 12:40 Movie "White Mama"
> > 2:00 sign-off
>>
> > KBAK 29 (ABC)
> > 6:00 Today's Business
> > 6:30 ABC World News This Morning/News 29
> > 10:00 Jeffersons
> > 10:30 $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime
> > 11:30 Loving
> > Noon All My Children
> > 4:00 Love Connection

> > 5:30 News 29
> > 8:00 MacGyver
> > 11:00 News 29
> > 1:00 News 29
> > 1:30 sign-off
>>
> > Bay Area
> > KTVU 2 (Ind)
> > 5:00 Richard Roberts
> > 6:00 Romper Room & Friends
> > 6:30 Flintstones
> > 7:00 Tom & Jerry
> > 8:00 Challenge of the GoBots
> > 9:00 I Love Lucy (x2)
> > 10:00 Judge
> > 10:30 True Connections

> > 11:00 Divorce Court (x2)
> > Noon News
> > 1:00 Movie "The Barkleys of Broadway"
> > 3:30 Smurfs' Adventures
> > 4:00 Transformers
> > 4:30 G.I. Joe
> > 5:00 Three's Company (x2)
> > 6:00 Magnum, PI
> > 7:00 M*A*S*H
> > 7:30 WKRP in Cincinnati
> > 8:00 Movie "Blame It on Rio"
> > 10:00 News
> > 11:00 Late Show with Joan Rivers
> > Mid. Taxi
> > 12:30 Carson's Comedy Classics
> > 1:00 Falcon Crest
> > 2:00 Big Valley
> > 3:00 Movie "Dirty Dingus Magee"
>>
> > KPIX 5 (CBS)

> > 10:00 People Are Talking
> > Noon Eyewitness News
> > 1:30 Capitol
> > 4:00 Afternoon Show
> > 6:00 Eyewitness News
> > 7:30 Evening Magazine
> > 9:00 Newhart
> > 9:30 Cavanaughs
> > 11:30 Ask Dr. Ruth
> > Mid. Simon & Simon
> > 1:10 Movie "Siege"
> > 2:40 Movie "Refugee Train"
> > 4:40(?) sign-off

>>
> > KGO 7 (ABC)
> > 6:00 ABC World News This Morning
> > 9:00 AM San Francisco
> > 10:00 Fame, Fortune & Romance
> > 10:30 Webster
> > 11:30 Loving
> > Noon All My Children
> > 5:00 Channel 7 NewsScene
> > 7:00 Americans on Amerika
> > 8:00 MacGyver
> > 1:00 Tales of the Unexpected
> > 2:00 Card Sharks
> > 2:30 sign-off

>>
> > KQED 9 (PBS)
> > 7:00 Growing Years
> > 7:30 Lilias, Yoga & You
> > Noon Newton's Apple
> > 12:30 Summer of Judgement
> > 3:00 Story of English
> > 4:00 Square One Television
> > 6:00 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
> > 7:00 Nightly Business Report
> > 7:30 Wild America
> > 8:00 One By One
> > 8:55 Art Notes
> > 9:00 American Playhouse
> > 11:00 Ethnic Notions
> > Mid. sign-off
>>
> > Monterey/Salinas

> > KSBW 8 (NBC)
> > 6:00 CrossWits
> > 7:00 Today
> > 10:30 Scrabble
> > 11:30 Wordplay
> > Noon Days of Our Lives
> > 3:00 Movie "The Main Event"
> > 6:00 Action 8 News
> > 7:00 WKRP in Cincinnati
> > 7:30 Barney Miller
> > 8:00 Bob Hope Special
> > 9:00 Movie "Perry Mason: Case of the Lost Love"
> > 11:00 Action 8 News
> > 1:30 sign-off
>>
> > Sacramento/Modesto

> > KCSO 19 (SIN/Religious)
> > 7:00 David Paul
> > 8:00 Jim & Tammy
> > 9:00 Richard Roberts
> > 10:00 Jewish Voice
> > 10:30 Fred Price
> > 11:30 11th Hour
> > 12:30 Jim & Tammy
> > 1:30 Ritmo Vital
> > 2:00 Adriana
> > 3:00 Mundo del Espectaculo
> > 3:30 Video Exitos
> > 4:30 Xetu
> > 5:00 Arabela
> > 6:00 Noticias
> > 7:00 Cuna de Lobos
> > 7:30 Precio de la Fama
> > 8:00 La Gloria y El Inferno
> > 8:30 Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe
> > 9:30 Camino Secreto
> > 10:00 Nostoros Los Gomez
> > 10:30 Estampas de Mexico
> > 11:00 Noticias

> > Mid. Yolanda Lujan
> > 1:00 sign-off
>>
> > KTXL 40 (Ind)
> > 6:00 700 Club
> > 7:00 Popeye
> > 8:00 He-Man & the Masters of the Universe
> > 8:30 She-Ra: Princess of Power
> > 9:00 Little House of the Prairie
> > 10:00 Love Boat
> > 11:00 Quincy
> > Noon Andy Griffith
> > 12:30 Dick Van Dyke
> > 1:00 Rockford Files
> > 2:00 Gilligan's Island
> > 2:30 Jetsons
> > 4:00 Brady Bunch
> > 5:30 Bosom Buddies
> > 6:00 Star Trek
> > 7:00 M*A*S*H

> > 7:30 Taxi
> > 8:00 Movie "The Evil That Men Do"
> > 10:00 The Ten O'Clock News
> > 10:30 INN News
> > 11:00 Late Show with Joan Rivers
> > Mid. Nightlife
> > 12:30 How to Own Your Own Business (infomercial)
> > 1:00 Movie "The Group"
> > 4:00 Movie "Sabata"
>>
>
08-16-2005, 11:35 AM #7
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> Bluenoser, did you hear my request?
>
Message received- weekend skeds have now been posted. Part 1 covers Fresno and the
Bakersfield Big 3 affiliates, with Part 2 covering Bay Area/Monterey/Sacramento stations
available in the Fresno/Central Valley area.
Retro: Fresno Sat/Sun 2/21-22/87 (pt 1)
from TV GUIDE
This will be in 2 parts, the first part covers Fresno and Bakersfield stations
Fresno/Hanford/Visalia
KMTF 18-PBS
SATURDAY
7:30 Great Decisions '87
8:00 New Literacy
8:30 GED
9:00 Business File
9:30 Navy News This Week
10:00 Armenian Teletime (fr ch18 LA?)
11:30 Magic Brush of Gary Jenkins
Noon Good Health from Jane Brody's Kitchen
12:30 MotorWeek
1:00 Microwaves Are for Cooking
1:30 Hometime
2:00 Woodwright's Shop
2:30 Victory Garden
3:00 German Professional Soccer
4:00 America's Black Forum

4:30 Tony Brown's Journal
5:00 Bless Me Father
5:30 Sneak Previews
6:00 Market to Market
6:30 Tripods
7:00 Austin City Limits
8:00 WonderWorks
9:00 Movie "Princess O'Rourke"
10:35 Movie "Cyrano de Bergerac"
12:35 sign-off
SUNDAY
7:30 GED
8:00 Sesame Street
9:30 3-2-1 Contact
10:00 WonderWorks (repeat of Sat night)
11:00 Perkins Family
11:30 Sherlock Holmes & Proctor Watson
Noon Living with Animals
12:30 Dialogue
1:00 Wall Street Week (TVG listed it as Wall Streek Week)
1:30 American Interests

2:00 Moneymakers VI
2:30 Rod & Reel: Streamside
3:00 Passion & Memory
4:30 This Old House
5:00 Adam Smith's Money World
6:00 Firing Line
7:00 All Creatures Great & Small
8:00 Nature
10:00 Mapp & Lucia
11:05 sign-off
KFTV 21-SIN
SATURDAY
7:30 Club 700
8:00 Pelicula "Cinco de chocolate y uno de fresa"
10:00 Tribuna Publica
10:30 Asi Va El Soccer
11:00 Lucha Libre
Noon Maestro de Kung Fu
1:00 Pelicula "Ciclon"
3:00 Pelicula TBA

5:00 Chiquilladas
5:30 Llego La Hora
6:30 Noticias SIN
7:00 Sabado Gigante
10:00 Yesenia
11:00 Pelicula "Dos tipos de cuidado"
1:00 Pelicula "Atracan los karatecos"
2:30 sign-off
SUNDAY
7:00 Club 700
7:30 Santa Misa
8:00 Jimmy Swaggart
9:00 Ayer, Hoy y Manana
9:30 America En La Cultura
10:30 Temas y Debates
11:00 ECO
Noon Pelicula "Flor de durazno"
2:00 Boxing: Patricio Oliva v Rodolfo Gonzales
3:30 Pele Cup Soccer: Brazil v Argentina
5:30 Deportes
6:30 Noticias SIN
7:00 California Loteria
7:30 Siempre en Domingo
12:30 Punto de Encuentro

1:30 sign-off
KSEE 24-NBC
SATURDAY
7:00 Kissyfur
7:30 Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears
8:00 Smurfs
10:00 Foofur
10:30 Punky Brewster (cartoon version)
11:00 Lazer Tag Academy
11:30 Kidd Video
Noon College Basketball: Iowa @ Indiana
2:00 College Basketball: Washington @ Arizona
4:00 Movie "Big Jake"
6:00 NewsCenter 24
7:00 Focus
7:30 Throb
8:00 Facts of Life
8:30 227
9:00 Golden Girls
9:30 Amen
10:00 Hunter
11:00 NewsCenter 24
1:00 Soul Train
2:00 sign-off
SUNDAY
6:00 Voice of Agriculture
6:30 Catholic Mass
7:00 Jimmy Swaggart
9:00 Communidad
9:30 Horizons
10:00 College Basketball: Georgia Tech @ DePaul
Noon SportsWorld (NFL Superteams)
2:00 Fishing with Virgil Ward
2:30 Perspectives
3:00 Hart to Hart
4:00 Movie "Part 2 Walking Tall"
6:00 NewsCenter 24
7:00 Our House
8:00 Easy Street
8:30 Valerie
9:00 Movie "Flashdance"
11:00 NewsCenter 24
11:30 Entertainment This Week
12:30 Forgotten Children of the 80s (World Vision)
1:30 sign-off
KMPH 26-Ind
SATURDAY
6:00 Fat Albert
7:00 Jem
7:30 Inhumanoids
8:00 Buck Rogers
9:00 Star Trek
10:00 Movie "Major Dundee"
Noon Movie "Dracula"
1:30 Movie "Crack in the World"
3:00 Star Trek
4:00 Small Wonder
4:30 Happy Days
5:00 Bosom Buddies
6:00 Ted Knight
6:30 One Big Family
7:00 Mama's Family
7:30 College Basketball: Fresno State @ Utah State
9:30 Hogan's Heroes

10:00 Solid Gold
11:00 Movie "The Pope of Greenwich Village"
1:00 Newsmakers
2:00 INN News
2:30 sign-off
SUNDAY
6:00 Fat Albert
6:30 Check It Out!
7:00 Voltron
7:30 Oral Roberts
8:00 Jerry Falwell
9:00 Jimmy Swaggart
10:00 George Vandeman
10:30 It's Your Business
11:00 Baptist Church Service
Noon Little Rascals
12:30 Movie "Pardon My Sarong"
2:00 Movie "Patton"
5:30 Here's Lucy
6:00 Star Trek (2 episodes, where Spock goes on trial)
8:00 Honeymooners (x2, Ralph tries to hypnotize Alice)
9:00 One Way
9:30 World Tomorrow
10:00 Dream Girl USA

11:00 Newsmakers
Mid. sign-off
KFSN 30-ABC
SATURDAY
6:30 Checking It Out
7:00 Wuzzles
7:30 Care Bear Family
8:00 Flintstone Kids
9:30 Pound Puppies
10:00 Bugs Bunny & Tweety
10:30 Ewoks
11:00 Weekend Special
11:30 Health Show
12:30 Siskel & Ebert & the Movies
1:00 US National Skiing Championships
2:00 Wrestling (TVG didn't list federations at that time)
3:00 Bowling: Florida BPA Open
6:00 Action News

7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Sidekicks
8:30 Sledge Hammer!
9:00 Ohara
10:00 Spenser: For Hire
11:00 Action News
11:30 Movie "The Enforcer"
1:30 Valley Morning
1:35 Action News
1:40(?) sign-off
SUNDAY
5:55 Dot Named Jot
6:00 With This Ring
6:15 Luz Que Libera
7:00 Agriculture USA
7:30 Images
8:00 Rainbow Brite
8:30 Popples
9:00 Get Along Gang
9:30 Movie "Thunder Over Arizona"
11:00 College Basketball: Louisville @ Memphis State
3:00 This Week with David Brinkley

4:00 Business World
4:30 Wild Kingdom
6:00 Action News
6:30 Big Spin
7:00 Disney Movie "Parent Trap II"
9:00 Amerika
11:00 Action News
11:15 Sports Extra
11:30 ABC News
11:45 Look at Me Now! (infomercial)
12:15 Heroes: Made in the USA
12:45 Valley Morning
12:50 Action News
12:55(?) sign-off
KJEO 47-CBS
SATURDAY
6:00 Better Way
6:30 Crossroads
7:00 Berenstain Bears
7:30 Wildfire
8:00 Jim Henson's Muppet Babies
9:00 Pee-Wee's Playhouse

9:30 Teen Wolf
10:00 College Basketball: Kansas @ St. John's
Noon Sports Saturday
1:00 Golf: Los Angeles Open
3:00 Trapper John, MD
4:00 Incredible Hulk
5:00 Big Valley
7:00 Bonanza
8:00 Twilight Zone
9:00 Movie "Kojak: The Price of Justice"
11:00 Tales from the Darkside
11:30 Night Gallery
Mid. Twilight Zone
1:00 sign-off
SUNDAY
6:00 Crossroads
6:30 Sunday Edition
7:00 James Robison
7:30 CBS News Sunday Morning
9:00 NBA: LA Lakers @ Philadelphia
11:30 College Basketball: Georgetown @ Syracuse

3:00 Sports Sunday
3:30 Real People
4:00 Big Valley
5:00 Bonanza
7:00 60 Minutes
8:00 Murder, She Wrote (90-min episode)
10:00 Hard Copy
11:00 Sunday Edition
11:30 CBS News
11:45 Face the Nation
1:15 sign-off
KAIL 53-Ind
SATURDAY
6:00 US Farm Report
6:30 Insight
7:00 How Your Mind Can Keep You Well (infomercial?)
7:30 Dick Van Dyke
8:00 Mayberry RFD
9:00 Auto Racing: Modified Winn-Dixie 200

11:00 Voyager!
Noon Street Hawk
1:00 Fame
2:00 Runaway with the Rich & Famouse
2:30 Dance Fever
3:00 Hollywood Close-Up
3:30 Star Search
4:30 New Gidget
5:00 Off the Wall
5:30 Cover Story
6:00 PM Magazine
6:30 Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous
7:30 Movie "Wilderness Family Part 2"
9:30 Hee Haw
10:30 This Week in Country Music
11:00 Music City USA
11:30 Country Record Guide
Mid. sign-off
SUNDAY
6:00 Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara
8:00 David Paul
8:30 Insight
9:00 Strictly Business

9:30 Christian Science Monitor Reports
10:00 Wall Street Journal Report
10:30 How Your Mind Can Keep You Well
11:00 Insight
11:30 Community Close-Up
Noon Shopping Service
1:00 This Week in Motorsports
1:30 Superchargers
2:00 Outdoor News
2:30 Jimmy Houston Outdoors
3:00 Fishing the West
3:30 Lorne Green's New Wilderness
4:00 Wrestling
5:00 What's Happening Now!!
5:30 New Gidget
6:00 Runaway with the Rich & Famous
6:30 At the Movies
7:00 Cover Story
7:30 Movie "Meatballs"
9:30 Community Close-Up
10:00 Dwight Thompson
11:00 David Paul
Mid. sign-off
Bakersfield
KGET 17-NBC
SATURDAY
6:30 Viewpoint
7:00 Kissyfur
8:00 Smurfs
10:00 Foofur
10:30 Punky Brewster
11:30 Kidd Video
4:00 Hee Haw
5:00 The Newscenter
6:00 Mama's Family
6:30 It's a Living
7:00 Solid Gold
8:00 Facts of Life
8:30 227
9:00 Golden Girls
9:30 Amen
10:00 Hunter
1:00 sign-off
SUNDAY
7:00 Muppet Show
7:30 Oral Roberts
8:00 Jerry Falwell
9:00 Viewpoint
9:30 Meet the Press
Noon Sportsworld
2:00 Movie "Swamp Thing"
4:00 Viewpoint
5:00 The Newscenter
6:00 Star Search
7:00 Our House
8:00 Easy Street
8:30 Valerie
11:30 George Michael Sports Machine
Mid. Cannon
1:00 sign-off
KERO 23-CBS
SATURDAY
6:30 Puttin' on the Kids
7:30 Wildfire
9:30 Teen Wolf
3:00 CHiPS Patrol
4:00 Lone Ranger
6:00 News
6:30 Dream Girl USA
7:00 Dance Fever
7:30 Throb
8:00 Twilight Zone
11:00 News
Mid. Taxi
1:00 sign-off
SUNDAY
6:00 Forgotten Children of the 80s
7:00 Baptist Church Service
7:30 Hour of Victory
8:00 Kenneth Copeland
11:30 College Basketball: Georgetown @ Syracuse
5:00 Focus 23
6:00 News
6:30 Barney Miller
7:00 60 Minutes
8:00 Murder, She Wrote
10:00 Hard Copy
11:00 News
11:30 Taxi
Mid. Alice
12:30 sign-off
KBAK 29-ABC
SATURDAY
6:30 ThunderCats
7:00 Wuzzles
7:30 Care Bears Family
9:30 Pound Puppies
10:30 Ewoks
11:30 Health Show
12:30 Sports Lifestyles
6:00 News 29
8:00 Sidekicks
8:30 Sledge Hammer!

9:00 Ohara
11:00 ABC News
11:15 Off the Wall
11:45 Cover Story
12:45 sign-off
SUNDAY
7:00 Closeup
7:30 Capitol Christian Center
9:00 World Tomorrow
9:30 Jimmy Swaggart
6:00 News 29
6:30 Big Spin

9:00 Amerika
11:00 ABC News
11:15 Business World
12:45 Noticias
12:50 sign-off
08-16-2005, 12:29 PM #2
KMRichards
Guest
Re: Retro: Fresno Sat/Sun 2/21-22/87 (pt 1)
> KFSN 30-ABC
> SATURDAY
> 1:35 Action News
> 1:40(?) sign-off
>
>SUNDAY
> 12:50 Action News
> 12:55(?) sign-off
More likely, a replay of their 11:00 casts.______________

Retro: Fresno Sat/Sun 2/21-22/87 (pt 2)
from TV GUIDE, this part covers Bay Area, Monterey and Sacramento stations available in the
area
Bay Area
KTVU 2-Ind
SATURDAY
6:30 George Vandeman
7:00 World Tomorrow
7:30 Studio A
8:30 Woody Woodpecker/Bugs Bunny
9:00 Tom & Jerry
9:30 Flintstones
10:00 Wrestling
11:00 Soul Train
Noon Solid Gold
1:00 Movie "Big Mo"
3:00 Fame
4:00 Dance Fever
4:30 Puttin' On the Hits
5:00 Small Wonder
5:30 New Gidget
6:00 Bosom Buddies
6:30 Throb
7:00 9 to 5
8:00 Movie "Dodge City"
10:00 News
11:00 Magnum, PI
Mid. Dempsey & Makepeace
3:30 Movie "Green Dolphin Street"
SUNDAY
5:30 Hollywood & the Stars
6:00 Christian Lifestyle Magazine
6:30 World Tomorrow
7:30 Oral Roberts
8:00 Woody Woodpecker/Bugs Bunny
8:30 Tom & Jerry
9:00 Jem
10:30 Movie "Blondie Brings Up Baby"
Noon Movie "Duel at Diablo"
2:00 Movie "Brass Target"
5:00 Star Search
6:00 Movie "The Octagon"
8:00 Movie "An Unmarried Woman"

10:00 News
11:00 Magnum, PI
Mid. Movie "The Bridge at Remagen"
2:00 Big Valley
3:00 Movie "The Questor Tapes"
KPIX 5-CBS
SATURDAY
6:30 Wildfire
7:30 Hot Streak
9:30 Teen Wolf
3:00 College Basketball: USC @ Oregon State
5:00 Vega$
7:30 Hot Streak
8:00 Twilight Zone

11:30 Hawaii Five-O (x2)
1:30 Movie "Coward of the County"
3:45 Movie "Berlin Express"
SUNDAY
5:30 Mosaic
6:00 Latin Tempo
6:30 Vibrations
3:00 College Basketball: California @ Stanford
5:00 Wild Kingdom
5:30 Mac & Mutley
7:00 60 Minutes
10:00 Hard Copy

11:30 CBS News
11:45 Ask Dr. Ruth
12:15 Love Boat (x2)
2:20 Vibrations
2:50 Latin Tempo
3:20 Mosaic
3:50 Insight
4:20 sign-off
KGO 7-ABC
SATURDAY
6:30 Young Universe
7:00 Wuzzles
9:30 Pound Puppies
10:30 Ewoks
11:30 Health Show
12:30 Columbo
2:30 Sports Lifestyles

7:00 News Extra
7:30 Mama's Family
8:00 Sidekicks
8:30 Sledge Hammer!
9:00 Ohara
11:30 Sports Extra
11:45 ABC News
Mid. Movie "Yellowbeard"
2:00 sign-off
SUNDAY
6:00 Voyagers!
7:00 AM Weekend
8:00 Essence
8:30 Great American Music Video
9:30 Business World

3:00 World of Survival
3:30 Hollywood Close-Up
4:00 One Big Family
9:00 Amerika
11:30 Sports Extra
11:45 ABC News
Mid. Sports Lifestyles
12:30 Police Story
1:30 sign-off
KQED 9-PBS
SATURDAY
7:00 Sesame Street (x3)
10:30 French Chef
11:00 Yan Can Cook
11:30 New Southern Cooking with Nathalie Dupree
Noon Health Matters

12:30 Nova
1:30 Connections
2:25 Wine: A User's Guide
2:30 Profiles of Nature
2:55 Science Notes
3:00 Nature
4:00 Sneak Previews
4:30 Bodywatch
5:00 Hometime
5:30 This Old House
6:00 Frugal Gourmet
7:55 Art Notes
8:00 Nature
9:00 Planet Earth
10:00 Fawlty Towers
11:00 Live from Off Center
11:30 Mystery!
12:30 sign-off
SUNDAY

11:00 WonderWorks
Noon Project XX
12:55 Art Notes
1:00 Live from Lincoln Center
3:00 Frontline
4:00 Planet Earth
5:30 Express
6:30 Eyes on the Prize
7:30 Wild America
8:00 Connections
8:55 Wine: A User's Guide
10:00 Queen Elizabeth II: 60 Glorious Years
10:55 Art Notes
11:30 Sneak Previews
Mid. DuPont-Columbia Broadcast Journalism Awards
1:30 sign-off
Monterey/Salinas
KSBW 8-NBC
SATURDAY

6:30 Happy Days
7:00 Kissyfur
8:00 Smurfs
10:00 Foofur
11:30 Kidd Video
4:00 CHiPs
5:00 Viewpoint
6:00 New Gidget
6:30 Small Wonder
7:00 Throb
7:30 Mama's Family
8:00 Facts of Life
8:30 227
9:00 Golden Girls
9:30 Amen
10:00 Hunter
11:00 Action 8 News

1:00 Off the Wall
1:30 sign-off
SUNDAY
6:00 Carrascolendas
6:30 Viewpoint
7:00 Happy Days
7:30 World Tomorrow
8:00 Jimmy Swaggart
Noon Sportsworld
2:00 Cossman $$ Secrets (infomercial)
3:00 Music City USA
4:00 Star Search
5:00 Great American Music Video
5:30 Wild Kingdom
6:00 It's a Living
6:30 One Big Family
7:00 Our House
8:00 Easy Street
8:30 Valerie
11:00 Action 8 News

Mid. Movie "Finnegan Begin Again"
2:00 sign-off
Sacramento/Modesto
KCSO 19-SIN/Religious
SATURDAY
6:30 Nosotros Hoy
7:00 Prince of Peace
7:30 Superbook
8:00 Gospel Bill Show
8:30 David Paul
9:00 Spirit Alive
10:00 Nuestra Comunidad
11:00 Mundo Latino
Noon Lucha Libre
1:00 Pelicula "Cinco de chocolate y uno de fresa"
3:00 Pelicula "Ciclon"
5:00 Chiquilladas
5:30 Yesenia
6:30 Noticias SIN
7:00 Sabado Gigante
10:00 Yesenia
11:00 Pelicula "Dos tipos de cuidado"
1:00 TBA
3:00 sign-off
SUNDAY
7:00 Gospel Bill
8:00 Jerry Falwell
9:00 Jimmy Swaggart
11:00 Boxing: Patricio Oliva v Rodolfo Gonzales
12:30 Pele Cup Soccer: Brazil v Argentina
2:30 Deportes
3:30 Noticias SIN
9:00 ECO
10:00 Ernest Angley
11:00 Jerry Falwell
Mid. David Paul
12:30 Higher Power
1:00 sign-off
KTXL 40-Ind
SATURDAY
6:00 Christian Science Monitor Reports

7:00 Rainbow Brite
7:30 Popples
8:00 Get Along Gang
8:30 How to Make a Million in the Stock Market (infomercial)
9:00 Jimmy Swaggart
11:00 Saturday Morning
Noon Dukes of Hazzard
1:00 Street Hawk
2:00 Buck Rogers
3:00 Battlestar Galactica
4:00 Fall Guy
5:00 Vega$
6:00 Movie "Deliverance"
8:00 Movie "Sword of the Valiant"
10:30 INN News
1:00 Movie "The Public Enemy"
2:45 Movie "The Roaring Twenties"
SUNDAY
5:00 sign-off
6:00 Catholic Mass

6:30 Best is Yet to Be
7:00 Celebration at the Center
9:00 Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera
11:00 Movie "Sword of the Valiant"
1:00 Movie "The Maltese Falcon" (colorized)
3:00 Movie "Play Misty for Me"
5:00 Movie "For a Few Dollars More"
7:30 Facets
8:00 Entrepreneurs: An American
9:00 Love Boat
10:30 INN News
11:00 Movie "Bachelor Party"
1:00 Cossman $$ Secrets (infomercial)
2:00 sign-off
Boston TV- FALL 1999- (Part 1)
BOSTON TV- FALL 1999
October 3-9, 1999
SOURCE- Boston Globe's TV Week
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS) now 24/7

Sunday October 3, 1999
6am- Sesame Street
7am- Teletubbies
7:30- Teletubbies
8am- Arthur
8:30- Barney and Friends
9am- Zoboomafoo
9:30- Kratt's Creatures
10am- Zoom
10:30- Travels in Europe
11am- Travels in Mexico & the Caribbean
11:30- Burt Wolf- Travels and Traditions
12pm- The Best of the Mediterranean
1:20pm- Anyplace Wild Special
2:20pm- Sister Wendy
2:30pm- Frontline- Pope John Paul II
5pm- Basic Black- (formerly known as Say Brother)
5:30- This Old House
6pm- New Yankee Workshop
7pm- Brave New World/ Greater Boston Forum
8pm- In The Wild
9pm- Movie- A Rather English Message (1998)
11pm- Mystery!
12:30am- To Be Announced
1am- Anyplace Wild
2am- The Life of Birds by David Attenborough
3am- Red Files
4am- Escape From Antarctica
5am- The Adventures
Monday-Friday (weekdays)
6am- Zoboomafoo
6:30- Sesame Street
7:30- Zoom
8am- Arthur
8:30- Barney & Friends
9am- Teletubbies
9:30- Dragon Tales
10am- Wimzie's House
10:30- Noddy
11am- Theodore Tugboat
11:30- Zoboomafoo
12pm- The Big Comfy Couch
12:30- Teletubbies
1pm- Mister Rogers
1:30- Reading Rainbow
2pm- Sesame Street
3pm- Noddy

4pm- Dragon Tales
4:30- Wishbone
5pm- Arthur
5:30- Zoom
6pm- The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
7pm- Greater Boston
7:30- Keeping up Appearences
Primetime
Monday 10-4
8pm- Antiques Roadshow
9pm- Going Places
10pm- Red Files
Tuesday 10-5
8pm- Scientific American Frontiers
9pm- Nova
10pm- Frontline
Wednesday 10-6
8pm- Fiesta in the Sky
8:30- Greater Boston Arts
9pm- Everest: The Mystery of Mallory
10pm- Nova- Everest, The Death Zone

Thursday 10-7
8pm- This Old House
8:30- Basic Black (WGBH's long running show focuses on Boston's African-American community-
the former Say Brother)
9pm- Mystery!- "Second Sight" (Part 2 of 2)
10:30- Is It Legal
Friday
8pm- Washington Week in Review
8:30- Wall Street Week
9pm- Antiques Roadshow
10pm- Full Circle with Michael Palin
LATE NIGHT
11pm- Charlie Rose (Mon-Thu) Red Grooms Show (Fri)
11:30- Charlie Rose (Fri)
Saturday October 9, 1999
6am- Out of Ireland
6:30- Religion & Ethics
7am- Teletubbies
7:30- Teletubbies
8am- Arthur
9am- Zoboomafoo
9:30- Kratt's Creatures

10am- Zoom
10:30- The Visionaries
11am- Digital Duo
11:30- Jacques Pepin's Kitchen
12pm- The Kitchen Sessions with Charlie Trotter
12:30- Cooking with Todd English
1pm- The Chefs of Cucina Amore
1:30- Lidia's Italian Table
2pm- Ciao Italia!
2:30- Home Cooking with Amy Coleman
3pm- Weir Cooking in the Wine Country
3:30- Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home
4pm- Hometime
5pm- New Yankee Workshop
6pm- Baking with Julia
6:30- La Plaza
7pm- Keeping Up Appearences
7:30- Are You Being Served?
8pm- As Time Goes By
8:30- As Time Goes By
9pm- Ballykissangel
9:50- Movie- Singin in the Rain (1952)
11:30- Greater Boston Arts

12am- Cinema Europe
1am- Masterpiece Theater
3am- Masterpiece Theater
The reason I can't do the Late Night Portion for WGBH-TV on weekdays because it is too
complicated
WBZ-TV 4 (CBS)
6am- no listing
6:30- TV.com
7am- Anatole
7:30- Blaster's Universe
8am- News 4 New England
8:30- Roger Ebert & The Movies
9am- CBS News Sunday Morning
10:30- Face The Nation
11:30- Patriots Game Day
12pm- NFL Today
1pm- NFL Football- New England Patriots @ Cleveland Browns (the new Cleveland Browns)
4pm- NFL Football- Kansas City @ San Diego/NY Jets @ Denver/Tennessee @ San Francisco
7pm- 60 Minutes
8pm- Touched by an Angel
9pm- Movie- Forget Me Never (1999)
11pm- News 4 New England

11:30- Sports Final
12am- Entertainment Tonight
1am- NYPD Blue
2:30am- CBS News Up to The Minute
4:30am- Fitness Beach
Weekdays- (Monday-Friday)
8am- CBS This Morning (It will become the Early Show, November 1st)
9am- Martha Stewart Living
10am- Guiding Light
11am- The Price is Right
12:30- The Young and the Restless
1:30- The Bold and the Beautiful
2pm- As The World Turns
3pm- Dr. Joy Browne
4pm- Rosie O'Donnell
6:30- CBS News
7pm- Hollywood Squares
PRIMETIME
Monday 10-4
8pm- King of Queens
8:30- Ladies Man
9pm- Everybody Loves Raymond
9:30- Becker
10pm- Family Law
Tuesday 10-5
8pm- JAG
9pm- 60 Minutes II
10pm- Judging Amy
Wednesday 10-6
8pm- Cosby
8:30- Work With Me
9pm- Movie- As Time Runs Out (1999)
Thursday 10-7
8pm- Diagnosis Murder
9pm- Chicago Hope
10pm- 48 Hours
Friday 10-8
8pm- Kids Say the Darnest Things
8:30- Love & Money

9pm- Now and Again
10pm- Nash Bridges
LATE NIGHT
11:35- Late Show with David Letterman
12:35- Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn
1:35am- News 4 New England
2:40am- Entertainment Tonight (Mon-Thu)
3:10am- Up to the Minute (Mon-Thu), Entertainment Tonight (Fri)
4am- Flex Magazine Workout
4:30- Fitness Beach
6am- Bob Vila's Home Again
6:30- Martha Stewart Living
8am- CBS News Saturday Morning
10am- Rescue Heroes
10:30- Flying Rhino Junior High
11am- New Tales from the Cryptkeeper
11:30- Mythic Warriors
12pm- Martha Stewart
12:30- Bob Vila's Home Again
1pm- Women at Risk

2:30pm- CBS Marketwatch
3pm- College Football Today
3:30- College Football- Florida Gators @ LSU Tigers
7pm- Pensacola- Wings of Gold
8pm- Early Edition
9pm- Martial Law
10pm- Walker, Texas Ranger
11:30- Howard Stern Radio Show
12:30am- Poltergeist: The Legacy
1:30am- Entertainment Tonight
2:30am- NYPD Blue
3:30am- Pensacola: Wings of Gold
4:30am- Real Life 101
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
6am- Ron Hazelton's House Calls
6:30- SOS: In America
7am- Robert Schuller's Hour of Power (When did WCVB stop airing Robert Schuller?)
8am- Living Better
8:30- Rebecca's Garden
9am- Business Now
9:30- Dewolfe: Home Vision
10am- Real Estate
10:30- This Week with Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts

11:30- Five on Five- (the long-running public-affairs series on WCVB)
12pm- NewsCenter 5
12:30- CityLine
1pm- Voices of Hope
3:30pm- Your Big Break
4:30pm- Access Hollywood
5:30pm- Inside Edition
6pm- NewsCenter 5
6:30- ABC News
7pm- Movie- H-E Double Hockey Sticks (1999)
9pm- Snoops
10pm- The Practice
11pm- NewsCenter 5
11:25- SportsCenter 5 Sunday
11:35pm- ER
12:35am- George Michael's Sports Machine
1:05am- Relic Hunter
2:05am- B. Smith with Style
2:35am- ABC World News Now
WEEKDAYS
(Monday-Friday)
5am- NewsCenter 5
9am- Maury
10am- Martin Short
11am- Sally Jessy Raphael
12pm- NewsCenter 5
12:30- Port Charles
1pm- All My Children
2pm- One Life To Live
4pm- Oprah Winfrey (A Mainstay on WCVB since 1987)
5pm- NewsCenter 5
5:30pm- NewsCenter 5
6pm- NewsCenter 5
6:30- ABC News
7pm- Inside Edition
7:30- Chronicle (WCVB's long running Magazine Show)
PRIMETIME
Monday 10-4
8pm- 20/20
9pm- NFL Monday Night Football- Buffalo Bills @ Miami Dolphins- (this was Dan Marino's final
season for Miami)
Tuesday 10-5
8pm- Spin City
8:30- It's like, you Know
9pm- Dharma & Greg
9:30- Sports Night

10pm- Once and Again
Wednesday 10-6
8pm- Two Guys and a Girl
8:30- Norm
9pm- Drew Carey Show
9:30- Oh, Grow Up
10pm- 20/20
Thursday 10-7
8pm- Who's Line is it Anyway?
8:30- Who's Line is it Anyway?
9pm- Wasteland
10pm- 20/20
Friday 10-8
8pm- The Hughleys
8:30- Boy Meets World
9pm- Sabrina, The Teenage Witch
9:30- Odd Man Out
10pm- 20/20
LATE NIGHT MONDAY
12am- NewsCenter 5
12:35am- Nightline
1:05am- Politically Incorrect
1:35am- Access Hollywood
2:05am- News
2:35am- Chronicle
3:05am- The View
4:05am- ABC World News Now
LATE NIGHT TUESDAY-FRIDAY
11pm- NewsCenter 5
11:35- Nightline
12:05am- Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher
1:05am- NewsCenter 5
1:35am- Chronicle
2:05am- The View
3:05am- World News Now (Tue-Thu), CNN Headline News (Fri)
5am- Jabberwocky (Fri)
6am- Young America Outdoors
6:30- Winnie the Poo
7am- Popular Mechanics for Kids
7:30- Jack Hanna
8am- Squigglevision
8:30- One Saturday Morning
10:30am- Sabrina, the Animated Series

11am- Patriots All Access
12pm- College Football- Miami @ Florida State or Michigan @ Michigan State
3:30pm- College Football
7pm- ER
8pm- Movie- Executive Decision (1996)
11pm- NewsCenter 5
11:25- SportsCenter 5 Saturday
11:35- Patriots All Access
12:35am- Your Big Break
1:35am- Relic Hunter
2:35am- Movie- Scattered Dreams (1993)
4:35am- CNN Headline News
WHDH-TV 7 (NBC)
6am- Revista
6:30- Charles Stanley
7am- City Guys
7:30- Sunday Mass (produced by Boston Catholic TV- When did Channel 7 start carrying the
Sunday Mass?)
8am- Sunday Today
9am- 7 News
10:30- Meet The Press
11:30- Boston Common
12pm- Urban Update
12:30- Paid Programming

3pm- Horse Racing
4pm- Gravity Games
6pm- 7 News
6:30- NBC News
7pm- Dateline NBC
8pm- Third Watch
9pm- Movie- Road Rage (1999)
11pm- 7 News
11:25pm- Sports Extra
12am- Profiler
1am- EXTRA
2am- Animal Rescue
2:30- Wild America
3am- 7 News
4:30- Early Today
Weekdays
5am- 7 News Today in New England
7am- The Today Show
9am- Regis & Kathie Lee
10am- Later Today
11am- Sunset Beach (days are numbered)
12pm- 7 News
1pm- Days of Our Lives

2pm- Passions
3pm- Real TV
3:30- Real TV
4pm- 7 News
4:30- Extra
5pm- 7 News
5:30- 7 News
6pm- 7 News
6:30- NBC News
7pm- Wheel of Fortune
7:30- Jeopardy!
Primetime
Monday 10-4
8pm- Suddenly Susan
8:30- Veronica's Closet
9pm- Law and Order: Special Victims Unit
10pm- Dateline NBC
Tuesday 10-5
8pm- Baseball- Division Series?
Wednesday 10-6
8pm- Dateline NBC
9pm- The West Wing

10pm- Law and Order
Thursday 10-7
8pm- Friends
8:30- Jesse
9pm- Frasier
9:30- Stark Raving Mad
10pm- ER
Friday 10-8
8pm- Baseball: Divisional Series
LATE NIGHT
11pm- 7 News
11:35pm- Tonight Show with Jay Leno
12:35am- Late Night with Conan O'Brien
1:35am- Later (Mon-Thu) Friday Night Videos (Fri)
2:05am- The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (Mon-Thu)
2:35am- The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (Fri)
3:05am- 7 News (Mon-Thu)
3:35am- Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Mon-Thu) 7 News (Fri)
4:05am- Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Fri)
I will post the other station's schedules later

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Re: Boston TV- FALL 1999- (Part 1)
Please don't make us wait too long, sir.
> BOSTON TV- FALL 1999
>
> October 3-9, 1999
>
> SOURCE- Boston Globe's TV Week
>
> WGBH-TV 2 (PBS) now 24/7
> Sunday October 3, 1999
> 6am- Sesame Street
> 7am- Teletubbies
> 7:30- Teletubbies

> 8am- Arthur
> 8:30- Barney and Friends
> 9am- Zoboomafoo
> 9:30- Kratt's Creatures
> 10am- Zoom
> 10:30- Travels in Europe
> 11am- Travels in Mexico & the Caribbean
> 11:30- Burt Wolf- Travels and Traditions
> 12pm- The Best of the Mediterranean
> 1:20pm- Anyplace Wild Special
> 2:20pm- Sister Wendy
> 2:30pm- Frontline- Pope John Paul II
> 5pm- Basic Black- (formerly known as Say Brother)
> 5:30- This Old House
> 6pm- New Yankee Workshop
> 6:30- Victory Garden
> 7pm- Brave New World/ Greater Boston Forum
> 8pm- In The Wild
> 9pm- Movie- A Rather English Message (1998)
> 11pm- Mystery!
> 12:30am- To Be Announced
> 1am- Anyplace Wild
> 2am- The Life of Birds by David Attenborough
> 3am- Red Files
> 4am- Escape From Antarctica

> 5am- The Adventures
>
> Monday-Friday (weekdays)
> 6am- Zoboomafoo
> 6:30- Sesame Street
> 7:30- Zoom
> 8am- Arthur
> 8:30- Barney & Friends
> 9am- Teletubbies
> 9:30- Dragon Tales
> 10am- Wimzie's House
> 10:30- Noddy
> 11am- Theodore Tugboat
> 11:30- Zoboomafoo
> 12pm- The Big Comfy Couch
> 12:30- Teletubbies
> 1pm- Mister Rogers
> 1:30- Reading Rainbow
> 2pm- Sesame Street
> 3pm- Noddy
> 4pm- Dragon Tales
> 4:30- Wishbone
> 5pm- Arthur
> 5:30- Zoom

> 6pm- The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
> 7pm- Greater Boston
> 7:30- Keeping up Appearences
>
> Primetime
> Monday 10-4
> 8pm- Antiques Roadshow
> 9pm- Going Places
> 10pm- Red Files
>
> Tuesday 10-5
> 8pm- Scientific American Frontiers
> 9pm- Nova
> 10pm- Frontline
>
> Wednesday 10-6
> 8pm- Fiesta in the Sky
> 8:30- Greater Boston Arts
> 9pm- Everest: The Mystery of Mallory
> 10pm- Nova- Everest, The Death Zone
>
> Thursday 10-7
> 8pm- This Old House
> 8:30- Basic Black (WGBH's long running show focuses on
> Boston's African-American community- the former Say Brother)

>
> 9pm- Mystery!- "Second Sight" (Part 2 of 2)
> 10:30- Is It Legal
>
> Friday
> 8pm- Washington Week in Review
> 8:30- Wall Street Week
> 9pm- Antiques Roadshow
> 10pm- Full Circle with Michael Palin
>
> LATE NIGHT
> 11pm- Charlie Rose (Mon-Thu) Red Grooms Show (Fri)
> 11:30- Charlie Rose (Fri)
>
> Saturday October 9, 1999
> 6am- Out of Ireland
> 6:30- Religion & Ethics
> 7am- Teletubbies
> 7:30- Teletubbies
> 8am- Arthur
> 9am- Zoboomafoo
> 9:30- Kratt's Creatures
> 10am- Zoom
> 10:30- The Visionaries

> 11am- Digital Duo
> 11:30- Jacques Pepin's Kitchen
> 12pm- The Kitchen Sessions with Charlie Trotter
> 12:30- Cooking with Todd English
> 1pm- The Chefs of Cucina Amore
> 1:30- Lidia's Italian Table
> 2pm- Ciao Italia!
> 2:30- Home Cooking with Amy Coleman
> 3pm- Weir Cooking in the Wine Country
> 3:30- Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home
> 4pm- Hometime
> 4:30- Victory Garden
> 5pm- New Yankee Workshop
> 5:30- This Old House
> 6pm- Baking with Julia
> 6:30- La Plaza
> 7pm- Keeping Up Appearences
> 7:30- Are You Being Served?
> 8pm- As Time Goes By
> 8:30- As Time Goes By
> 9pm- Ballykissangel
> 9:50- Movie- Singin in the Rain (1952)
> 11:30- Greater Boston Arts
> 12am- Cinema Europe
> 1am- Masterpiece Theater

> 3am- Masterpiece Theater
>
> The reason I can't do the Late Night Portion for WGBH-TV on
> weekdays because it is too complicated
>
> WBZ-TV 4 (CBS)
> 6am- no listing
> 6:30- TV.com
> 7am- Anatole
> 7:30- Blaster's Universe
> 8am- News 4 New England
> 8:30- Roger Ebert & The Movies
> 9am- CBS News Sunday Morning
> 10:30- Face The Nation
> 11:30- Patriots Game Day
> 12pm- NFL Today
> 1pm- NFL Football- New England Patriots @ Cleveland Browns
> (the new Cleveland Browns)
> 4pm- NFL Football- Kansas City @ San Diego/NY Jets @
> Denver/Tennessee @ San Francisco
> 7pm- 60 Minutes
> 8pm- Touched by an Angel
> 9pm- Movie- Forget Me Never (1999)

> 11pm- News 4 New England
> 11:30- Sports Final
> 12am- Entertainment Tonight
> 1am- NYPD Blue
> 2:30am- CBS News Up to The Minute
> 4:30am- Fitness Beach
>
> Weekdays- (Monday-Friday)
> 8am- CBS This Morning (It will become the Early Show,
> November 1st)
> 9am- Martha Stewart Living
> 10am- Guiding Light
> 11am- The Price is Right
> 12:30- The Young and the Restless
> 1:30- The Bold and the Beautiful
> 2pm- As The World Turns
> 3pm- Dr. Joy Browne
> 4pm- Rosie O'Donnell
> 6:30- CBS News
> 7pm- Hollywood Squares
> 7:30- Entertainment Tonight

>
> PRIMETIME
> Monday 10-4
> 8pm- King of Queens
> 8:30- Ladies Man
> 9pm- Everybody Loves Raymond
> 9:30- Becker
> 10pm- Family Law
>
> Tuesday 10-5
> 8pm- JAG
> 9pm- 60 Minutes II
> 10pm- Judging Amy
>
> Wednesday 10-6
> 8pm- Cosby
> 8:30- Work With Me
> 9pm- Movie- As Time Runs Out (1999)
>
> Thursday 10-7
> 8pm- Diagnosis Murder
> 9pm- Chicago Hope
> 10pm- 48 Hours
>
> Friday 10-8

> 8pm- Kids Say the Darnest Things
> 8:30- Love & Money
> 9pm- Now and Again
> 10pm- Nash Bridges
>
> LATE NIGHT
> 11:35- Late Show with David Letterman
> 12:35- Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn
> 1:35am- News 4 New England
> 2:40am- Entertainment Tonight (Mon-Thu)
> 3:10am- Up to the Minute (Mon-Thu), Entertainment Tonight
> (Fri)
> 4am- Flex Magazine Workout
> 4:30- Fitness Beach
>
> 6am- Bob Vila's Home Again
> 6:30- Martha Stewart Living
> 8am- CBS News Saturday Morning
> 10am- Rescue Heroes
> 10:30- Flying Rhino Junior High
> 11am- New Tales from the Cryptkeeper
> 11:30- Mythic Warriors

> 12pm- Martha Stewart
> 12:30- Bob Vila's Home Again
> 1pm- Women at Risk
> 2:30pm- CBS Marketwatch
> 3pm- College Football Today
> 3:30- College Football- Florida Gators @ LSU Tigers
> 7pm- Pensacola- Wings of Gold
> 8pm- Early Edition
> 9pm- Martial Law
> 10pm- Walker, Texas Ranger
> 11:30- Howard Stern Radio Show
> 12:30am- Poltergeist: The Legacy
> 1:30am- Entertainment Tonight
> 2:30am- NYPD Blue
> 3:30am- Pensacola: Wings of Gold
> 4:30am- Real Life 101
>
> WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
> 6am- Ron Hazelton's House Calls
> 6:30- SOS: In America
> 7am- Robert Schuller's Hour of Power (When did WCVB stop
> airing Robert Schuller?)
> 8am- Living Better
> 8:30- Rebecca's Garden

> 9am- Business Now
> 9:30- Dewolfe: Home Vision
> 10am- Real Estate
> 10:30- This Week with Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts
> 11:30- Five on Five- (the long-running public-affairs series
> on WCVB)
> 12pm- NewsCenter 5
> 12:30- CityLine
> 1pm- Voices of Hope
> 3:30pm- Your Big Break
> 4:30pm- Access Hollywood
> 5:30pm- Inside Edition
> 6pm- NewsCenter 5
> 6:30- ABC News
> 7pm- Movie- H-E Double Hockey Sticks (1999)
> 9pm- Snoops
> 10pm- The Practice
> 11:25- SportsCenter 5 Sunday
> 11:35pm- ER
> 12:35am- George Michael's Sports Machine
> 1:05am- Relic Hunter
> 2:05am- B. Smith with Style
> 2:35am- ABC World News Now
>
> WEEKDAYS
> (Monday-Friday)
> 5am- NewsCenter 5
> 7am- Good Morning America
> 9am- Maury
> 10am- Martin Short
> 11am- Sally Jessy Raphael
> 12:30- Port Charles
> 1pm- All My Children
> 2pm- One Life To Live
> 3pm- General Hospital
> 4pm- Oprah Winfrey (A Mainstay on WCVB since 1987)
> 5pm- NewsCenter 5
> 5:30pm- NewsCenter 5
> 6pm- NewsCenter 5
> 6:30- ABC News
> 7pm- Inside Edition
> 7:30- Chronicle (WCVB's long running Magazine Show)
>
> PRIMETIME
> Monday 10-4
> 8pm- 20/20
> 9pm- NFL Monday Night Football- Buffalo Bills @ Miami
> Dolphins- (this was Dan Marino's final season for Miami)
>
> Tuesday 10-5
> 8pm- Spin City
> 8:30- It's like, you Know
> 9pm- Dharma & Greg
> 9:30- Sports Night
> 10pm- Once and Again
>
> Wednesday 10-6
> 8pm- Two Guys and a Girl
> 8:30- Norm
> 9pm- Drew Carey Show
> 9:30- Oh, Grow Up
> 10pm- 20/20
>
> Thursday 10-7
> 8pm- Who's Line is it Anyway?
> 8:30- Who's Line is it Anyway?
> 9pm- Wasteland
> 10pm- 20/20
>
> Friday 10-8
> 8pm- The Hughleys
> 8:30- Boy Meets World
> 9pm- Sabrina, The Teenage Witch

> 9:30- Odd Man Out
> 10pm- 20/20
>
> LATE NIGHT MONDAY
> 12am- NewsCenter 5
> 12:35am- Nightline
> 1:05am- Politically Incorrect
> 1:35am- Access Hollywood
> 2:05am- News
> 2:35am- Chronicle
> 3:05am- The View
> 4:05am- ABC World News Now
>
> LATE NIGHT TUESDAY-FRIDAY
> 11:35- Nightline
> 12:05am- Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher
> 1:05am- NewsCenter 5
> 1:35am- Chronicle
> 2:05am- The View
> 3:05am- World News Now (Tue-Thu), CNN Headline News (Fri)
> 5am- Jabberwocky (Fri)
>
> 6am- Young America Outdoors

> 6:30- Winnie the Poo
> 7am- Popular Mechanics for Kids
> 7:30- Jack Hanna
> 8am- Squigglevision
> 8:30- One Saturday Morning
> 10:30am- Sabrina, the Animated Series
> 11am- Patriots All Access
> 12pm- College Football- Miami @ Florida State or Michigan @
> Michigan State
> 3:30pm- College Football
> 7pm- ER
> 8pm- Movie- Executive Decision (1996)
> 11:25- SportsCenter 5 Saturday
> 11:35- Patriots All Access
> 12:35am- Your Big Break
> 1:35am- Relic Hunter
> 2:35am- Movie- Scattered Dreams (1993)
> 4:35am- CNN Headline News
>
> WHDH-TV 7 (NBC)
> 6am- Revista
> 6:30- Charles Stanley
> 7am- City Guys

> 7:30- Sunday Mass (produced by Boston Catholic TV- When did
> Channel 7 start carrying the Sunday Mass?)
> 8am- Sunday Today
> 9am- 7 News
> 10:30- Meet The Press
> 11:30- Boston Common
> 12pm- Urban Update
> 12:30- Paid Programming
> 3pm- Horse Racing
> 4pm- Gravity Games
> 6pm- 7 News
> 6:30- NBC News
> 7pm- Dateline NBC
> 8pm- Third Watch
> 9pm- Movie- Road Rage (1999)
> 11pm- 7 News
> 11:25pm- Sports Extra
> 12am- Profiler
> 1am- EXTRA
> 2am- Animal Rescue
> 2:30- Wild America
> 3am- 7 News
> 3:30- Meet The Press
> 4:30- Early Today
>
> Weekdays
> 5am- 7 News Today in New England
> 7am- The Today Show
> 9am- Regis & Kathie Lee
> 10am- Later Today
> 11am- Sunset Beach (days are numbered)
> 12pm- 7 News
> 1pm- Days of Our Lives
> 2pm- Passions
> 3pm- Real TV
> 3:30- Real TV
> 4pm- 7 News
> 4:30- Extra
> 5pm- 7 News
> 5:30- 7 News
> 6pm- 7 News
> 6:30- NBC News
> 7pm- Wheel of Fortune
> 7:30- Jeopardy!
>
> Primetime
> Monday 10-4
> 8pm- Suddenly Susan
> 8:30- Veronica's Closet
> 9pm- Law and Order: Special Victims Unit

> 10pm- Dateline NBC
>
> Tuesday 10-5
> 8pm- Baseball- Division Series?
>
> Wednesday 10-6
> 8pm- Dateline NBC
> 9pm- The West Wing
> 10pm- Law and Order
>
> Thursday 10-7
> 8pm- Friends
> 8:30- Jesse
> 9pm- Frasier
> 9:30- Stark Raving Mad
> 10pm- ER
>
> Friday 10-8
> 8pm- Baseball: Divisional Series
>
> LATE NIGHT
> 11pm- 7 News
> 11:35pm- Tonight Show with Jay Leno
> 12:35am- Late Night with Conan O'Brien
> 1:35am- Later (Mon-Thu) Friday Night Videos (Fri)

> 2:05am- The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (Mon-Thu)
> 2:35am- The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (Fri)
> 3:05am- 7 News (Mon-Thu)
> 3:35am- Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Mon-Thu) 7 News (Fri)
>
> 4:05am- Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Fri)
>
> I will post the other station's schedules later
>
Boston TV- FALL 1999- (Part 2)
Here is the Boston TV Schedule from the Fall of 1999 for the rest of the TV stations
Source: Boston Globe TV- Week
Date: October 3-9, 1999
WFXT-TV 25 (FOX)
7am- Kenneth Copeland
9am- Fox News Sunday
10am- This Old House Classics
10:30- Your New House
11am- All in the Family

11:30- All in the Family
12pm- FOX NFL Sunday
1pm- Movie- Red Scorpion (1989)
3pm- V.I.P
4pm- NFL Football- Carolina Panthers @ Washington Redskins
7pm- World's Funniest
7:30- King of the Hill
8pm- The Simpsons
8:30- Futurama
9pm- X-Files
10pm- News
10:30- Sports Sunday
11pm- X-Files
12am- Party of Five
1am- Sign-Off
WEEKDAYS- (Monday-Friday)
6am- Kenneth Copeland
6:30- Garfield and Friends
7am- The Magic School Bus
7:30- Family Matters
8am- All in the Family
8:30- Grace under Fire
9am- Queen Latifah
10am- Montel Williams

11am- Donny & Marie
12pm- NewsRadio
12:30- National Enquirer
1pm- Home Improvement
1:30- Unhappily Ever After
2pm- The Cosby Show
2:30- The Cosby Show
3pm- Power Playback O-T-O
3:30- Beast Wars
4pm- Digimon
4:30- Power Rangers
5pm- Divorce Court
5:30- Divorce Court
6pm- The Simpsons
6:30- 3rd Rock from the Sun
7pm- Drew Carey Show
7:30- Drew Carey Show
PRIMETIME
Monday 10-4
8pm- Get Real
9pm- Ally MacBeal
Tuesday 10-5
8pm- Ally
8:30- That 70's Show
9pm- Party of Five
Wednesday 10-6
8pm- Baseball- Divisional Series
11pm- News (up against 4,5,7)
Thursday 10-7
8pm- Baseball- Divisional Series
11pm- Fox 25 News
Friday 10-8
8pm- Shocking Behavior Caught on Tape 2
9pm- Harsh Realm
LATE NIGHT
10pm- News (Mon-Tue, Fri)
11pm- News (Wed, Thu) The Simpsons (Mon-Tue, Fri)
11:30- Newsradio (Mon-Tue, Fri)
12am- Nationai Engquirer (Mon-Tue, Fri), The Simpsons (Wed, Thu)
12:30- Unhappily Ever After (Mon-Tue, Fri), Newsradio (Wed-Thu)
1am- News (Mon-Tue, Fri) National Enquirer (Wed-Thu)
1:30- Unhappily Ever After (Wed-Thu)
2am- Cops (Mon-Tue, Fri), News (Wed-Thu)
2:30am- Cops (Mon-Tue, Fri)

3am- Montel Williams (Mon-Tue, Fri), Cops (Wed-Thu)
3:30am- Cops (Wed-Thu)
4am- News (Mon-Tue, Fri), Montel Williams (Wed-Thu)
6am- Sailor Moon
6:30- Charles in Charge
7am- Critter Gitters
8am- Sherlock Holmes
8:30- Godzilla
9am- Power Rangers
9:30- Xyber 9
10am- Spiderman
10:30- Digimon: Digital Monsters
11am- Beast Machines
11:30- Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot
12pm- NFL Under the Helmet
12:30- 3rd Rock from the Shark
1pm- Charles in Charge
2pm- V.I.P
3pm- Stargate SG-1
4pm- Baseball/Division Series
7pm- Drew Carey

7:30- Drew Carey
8pm- COPS
8:30- COPS (Bad Boys, Bad Boys, Whatcha gonna do)
9pm- America's Most Wanted (with John Walsh)
10pm- Fox 25 News at 10
11pm- MAD TV
12am- V.I.P
1am- WWF Jakked
2am- Stargate SG-1
3am- Movie- Perry Mason- The Case of the Fatal Fashion
WSBK-TV 38 (UPN)
7am- Creflo Dollar
7:30- Key of David
8am- Dr. D. James Kennedy
9am- Hercules
9:30- Doug
10am- Sabrina, the Animated Series
10:30- Recess
11am- Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
12pm- Movie- Frequent Flyer (1996)
2pm- Movie- Body Language (1992) (not the CBS game Show)
4pm- Movie- Seduced and Betrayed (1995
6pm- Mad About You

6:30- Mad About You
7pm- Frasier
7:30- Frasier
8pm- Movie- Coming to America (1988)
10pm- WCW Worldwide
11pm- Battle Dome
12am- Mad About You
12:30- Coach
1am- Sign-Off
Weekdays
Monday-Friday
6am- Creflo A. Dollar
6:30- Benny Hinn
7am- Recess
7:30- Sabrina, the Animated Series
8am- Doug
8:30- Hercules
9am- Step by Step
9:30- In the House
10am- Living Single
10:30- The Wayans Brothers
11am- Bewitched
11:30- I Dream of Jeannie
12pm- Judge Mathis

1pm- Forgive or Forget
2pm- Leeza (Is this from NBC?)
3pm- Judge Mathis
4pm- Judge Joe Brown
4:30- Judge Joe Brown
5pm- Ricki Lake
6pm- Judge Judy
7pm- Seinfeld
7:30pm- Frasier (Tue, Wed, Fri)
PRIMETIME
Monday 10-4
7:30- NHL Hockey- Boston Bruins @ Toronto Maple Leafs
10:30- Frasier
Tuesday 10-5
8pm- Shasta McNasty
8:30- Shasta McNasty
9pm- Star Trek Voyager
Wednesday 10-6
8pm- 7 Days

Thursday 10-7
7:30pm- NHL Hockey- Boston Bruins @ Ottawa Senators
10pm- WWF Smackdown!
Friday 10-8
8pm- Movie- Batman Returns (1992)
LATE NIGHT
11pm- Blind Date (Tue-Wed, Fri)
11:30- Ricki Lake (Tue-Wed, Fri)
12am- Ricki Lake (Thu)
12:30- Blind Date (Mon-Wed, Fri)
3am- Movie- Love Kills (Mon)
Battle Dome (Tue)
Honey I Shrunk The Kids (Wed)
Motown Live! (Thu)
Wild Things (Fri)
4am- Hanging with Mr. Cooper (Tue), Every Woman (Wed), Blind Date (Thu), New York
Undercover (Fri)
5am-9am- no programs?
9am- CITYstories
9:30- Auto Shopper
10am- The Three Stooges

11am- Wild Things
12pm- Movie- Ghoulies (1985)
2pm- Movie- Amazing Stories: The Movie (1986)
4pm- Movie- Amazing Stories: The Movie, Part II (1986)
6:30- Mad About You
7pm- Seinfeld
7:30- Seinfeld
8pm- Movie- Last Man Standing (1996)
10pm- Blind Date
10:30- Mad About You
11pm- Star Trek: Voyager
12am- Star Trek: Voyager
1am- Star Trek: Voyager
3am- Movie- The China Lake Murders (1990)
WLVI-TV 56 (WB)
7am- Full House
7:30- Who's The Boss?
8am- Full House
8:30- Who's The Boss
9am- Boy Meets World? (FH and BMW are both on ABC Family)
9:30- Malibu, CA
10am- Xena
11am- Hercules
12pm- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World
1pm- Hercules: The Legendary Journey
2pm- Movie- Edward Scissorhands
4pm- Popular
5pm- Popular
6pm- Baywatch Hawaii
7pm- 7th Heaven
8pm- Felicity
9pm- Jack & Jill
10pm- The 10 o'clock News
10:30- Sports Zone
11pm- Friends
11:30- Scorecard
12am- Earth:Final Conflict
1am- NightMan
2am- Sign-off
5am- News (repeat of Sunday)
5:30- Sports Zone
WEEKDAYS- (this schedule for 25, 38 and 56 are boring than what it used to be 20-30 years ago)
6am- Too Close for Comfort
6:30- Three's Company
7am- Pokemon
7:30- Histeria!
8am- Jenny Jones

9am- Jerry Springer
10am- Richard Simmons
11am- Jenny Jones
12pm- Jerry Springer
1pm- Judge Mills Lane (former boxing ref turned judge)
1:30- Judge Mills Lane
2pm- Full House
2:30- Full House
3pm- Big Cartoonie Show
3:30- Pokemon
4pm- The New Batman-Superman Adventures
4:30- Batman Beyond
5pm- Boy Meets World
5:30- The Parent' Hood
6pm- Sister, Sister
6:30- The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
7pm- Friends
7:30- The Nanny
PRIMETIME
Monday 10-4
8pm- 7th Heaven
9pm- Safe Harbor
Tuesday 10-5
8pm- Buffy the Vampire Slayer
9pm- Angel
Wednesday 10-6
8pm- Dawson's Creek
9pm- Roswell
Thursday 10-7
8pm- Popular
9pm- Charmed
Friday 10-8
8pm- Mission Hill
8:30- The Jamie Foxx Show
9pm- Steve Harvey Show
9:30- For Your Love
LATE NIGHT
10pm- Ten O'Clock News
11pm- Friends
11:30- The Nanny
12am- Change of Heart
12:30- Change of Hart
1am-5am- ?
5am- Ten O'Clock News (repeats)

6:30am- U.S Farm Report
7am- Dennis the Menace
7:30- Adventures of Voltron
8am- New Batman/Superman Adventures
9am- Pokemon (Gotta Catch Em' All)
9:30- Men in Black: The Series
10am- Pokemon
10:30- Detention
11am- Big Cartoonie Show
11:30- Sylvester and Tweety Show
12pm- BeastMaster
1pm- Xena
2pm- Movie- In the Line of Duty- A Cop for Killing (1990)
4pm- Heartbreak Ridge
6pm- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
7pm- Earth- Final Conflict
8pm- Movie- Tightrope (1984)
10pm- News
11pm- Jerry Springer
12am- Baywatch
1am- Soul Train
2am-6am?

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Why no listings from WABU 68?
> Here is the Boston TV Schedule from the Fall of 1999 for the
> rest of the TV stations
>
> Source: Boston Globe TV- Week
>
> Date: October 3-9, 1999
>
>
> WFXT-TV 25 (FOX)
> 7am- Kenneth Copeland
> 9am- Fox News Sunday

> 10am- This Old House Classics
> 10:30- Your New House
> 11am- All in the Family
> 11:30- All in the Family
> 12pm- FOX NFL Sunday
> 1pm- Movie- Red Scorpion (1989)
> 3pm- V.I.P
> 4pm- NFL Football- Carolina Panthers @ Washington Redskins
> 7pm- World's Funniest
> 7:30- King of the Hill
> 8pm- The Simpsons
> 8:30- Futurama
> 9pm- X-Files
> 10pm- News
> 10:30- Sports Sunday
> 11pm- X-Files
> 12am- Party of Five
> 1am- Sign-Off
>
> WEEKDAYS- (Monday-Friday)
> 6am- Kenneth Copeland
> 6:30- Garfield and Friends
> 7am- The Magic School Bus
> 7:30- Family Matters
> 8am- All in the Family

> 8:30- Grace under Fire
> 9am- Queen Latifah
> 10am- Montel Williams
> 11am- Donny & Marie
> 12pm- NewsRadio
> 12:30- National Enquirer
> 1pm- Home Improvement
> 1:30- Unhappily Ever After
> 2pm- The Cosby Show
> 2:30- The Cosby Show
> 3pm- Power Playback O-T-O
> 3:30- Beast Wars
> 4pm- Digimon
> 4:30- Power Rangers
> 5pm- Divorce Court
> 5:30- Divorce Court
> 6pm- The Simpsons
> 6:30- 3rd Rock from the Sun
> 7pm- Drew Carey Show
> 7:30- Drew Carey Show
>
> PRIMETIME
> Monday 10-4
> 8pm- Get Real
> 9pm- Ally MacBeal

>
> Tuesday 10-5
> 8pm- Ally
> 8:30- That 70's Show
> 9pm- Party of Five
>
> Wednesday 10-6
> 8pm- Baseball- Divisional Series
> 11pm- News (up against 4,5,7)
>
> Thursday 10-7
> 8pm- Baseball- Divisional Series
> 11pm- Fox 25 News
>
> Friday 10-8
> 8pm- Shocking Behavior Caught on Tape 2
> 9pm- Harsh Realm
>
> LATE NIGHT
> 10pm- News (Mon-Tue, Fri)
> 11pm- News (Wed, Thu) The Simpsons (Mon-Tue, Fri)
> 11:30- Newsradio (Mon-Tue, Fri)
> 12am- Nationai Engquirer (Mon-Tue, Fri), The Simpsons (Wed,
> Thu)
> 12:30- Unhappily Ever After (Mon-Tue, Fri), Newsradio

> (Wed-Thu)
> 1am- News (Mon-Tue, Fri) National Enquirer (Wed-Thu)
> 1:30- Unhappily Ever After (Wed-Thu)
> 2am- Cops (Mon-Tue, Fri), News (Wed-Thu)
> 2:30am- Cops (Mon-Tue, Fri)
> 3am- Montel Williams (Mon-Tue, Fri), Cops (Wed-Thu)
> 3:30am- Cops (Wed-Thu)
> 4am- News (Mon-Tue, Fri), Montel Williams (Wed-Thu)
>
> 6am- Sailor Moon
> 6:30- Charles in Charge
> 7am- Critter Gitters
> 8am- Sherlock Holmes
> 8:30- Godzilla
> 9am- Power Rangers
> 9:30- Xyber 9
> 10am- Spiderman
> 10:30- Digimon: Digital Monsters
> 11am- Beast Machines
> 11:30- Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot
> 12pm- NFL Under the Helmet
> 12:30- 3rd Rock from the Shark
> 1pm- Charles in Charge

> 2pm- V.I.P
> 3pm- Stargate SG-1
> 4pm- Baseball/Division Series
> 7pm- Drew Carey
> 7:30- Drew Carey
> 8pm- COPS
> 8:30- COPS (Bad Boys, Bad Boys, Whatcha gonna do)
> 9pm- America's Most Wanted (with John Walsh)
> 10pm- Fox 25 News at 10
> 11pm- MAD TV
> 12am- V.I.P
> 1am- WWF Jakked
> 2am- Stargate SG-1
> 3am- Movie- Perry Mason- The Case of the Fatal Fashion
>
> WSBK-TV 38 (UPN)
> 7am- Creflo Dollar
> 7:30- Key of David
> 8am- Dr. D. James Kennedy
> 9am- Hercules
> 9:30- Doug
> 10am- Sabrina, the Animated Series
> 10:30- Recess

> 11am- Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
> 12pm- Movie- Frequent Flyer (1996)
> 2pm- Movie- Body Language (1992) (not the CBS game Show)
> 4pm- Movie- Seduced and Betrayed (1995
> 6pm- Mad About You
> 6:30- Mad About You
> 7pm- Frasier
> 7:30- Frasier
> 8pm- Movie- Coming to America (1988)
> 10pm- WCW Worldwide
> 11pm- Battle Dome
> 12am- Mad About You
> 12:30- Coach
> 1am- Sign-Off
>
> Weekdays
> Monday-Friday
> 6am- Creflo A. Dollar
> 6:30- Benny Hinn
> 7am- Recess
> 7:30- Sabrina, the Animated Series
> 8am- Doug
> 8:30- Hercules
> 9am- Step by Step
> 9:30- In the House

> 10am- Living Single
> 10:30- The Wayans Brothers
> 11am- Bewitched
> 11:30- I Dream of Jeannie
> 12pm- Judge Mathis
> 1pm- Forgive or Forget
> 2pm- Leeza (Is this from NBC?)
> 3pm- Judge Mathis
> 4pm- Judge Joe Brown
> 4:30- Judge Joe Brown
> 5pm- Ricki Lake
> 6pm- Judge Judy
> 7pm- Seinfeld
> 7:30pm- Frasier (Tue, Wed, Fri)
>
> PRIMETIME
> Monday 10-4
> 7:30- NHL Hockey- Boston Bruins @ Toronto Maple Leafs
> 10:30- Frasier
>
> Tuesday 10-5
> 8pm- Shasta McNasty
> 8:30- Shasta McNasty
> 9pm- Star Trek Voyager

>
> Wednesday 10-6
> 8pm- 7 Days
>
> Thursday 10-7
> 7:30pm- NHL Hockey- Boston Bruins @ Ottawa Senators
> 10pm- WWF Smackdown!
>
> Friday 10-8
> 8pm- Movie- Batman Returns (1992)
>
> LATE NIGHT
> 11pm- Blind Date (Tue-Wed, Fri)
> 11:30- Ricki Lake (Tue-Wed, Fri)
> 12am- Ricki Lake (Thu)
> 12:30- Blind Date (Mon-Wed, Fri)
> 3am- Movie- Love Kills (Mon)
> Battle Dome (Tue)
> Honey I Shrunk The Kids (Wed)
> Motown Live! (Thu)
> Wild Things (Fri)
> 4am- Hanging with Mr. Cooper (Tue), Every Woman (Wed), Blind
> Date (Thu), New York Undercover (Fri)

>
> 5am-9am- no programs?
> 9am- CITYstories
> 9:30- Auto Shopper
> 10am- The Three Stooges
> 11am- Wild Things
> 12pm- Movie- Ghoulies (1985)
> 2pm- Movie- Amazing Stories: The Movie (1986)
> 4pm- Movie- Amazing Stories: The Movie, Part II (1986)
> 7pm- Seinfeld
> 7:30- Seinfeld
> 8pm- Movie- Last Man Standing (1996)
> 10pm- Blind Date
> 11pm- Star Trek: Voyager
> 12am- Star Trek: Voyager
> 1am- Star Trek: Voyager
> 3am- Movie- The China Lake Murders (1990)
>
> WLVI-TV 56 (WB)
> 7am- Full House
> 7:30- Who's The Boss?

> 8am- Full House
> 8:30- Who's The Boss
> 9am- Boy Meets World? (FH and BMW are both on ABC Family)
> 9:30- Malibu, CA
> 10am- Xena
> 11am- Hercules
> 12pm- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World
> 1pm- Hercules: The Legendary Journey
> 2pm- Movie- Edward Scissorhands
> 4pm- Popular
> 5pm- Popular
> 6pm- Baywatch Hawaii
> 7pm- 7th Heaven
> 8pm- Felicity
> 9pm- Jack & Jill
> 10pm- The 10 o'clock News
> 10:30- Sports Zone
> 11pm- Friends
> 11:30- Scorecard
> 12am- Earth:Final Conflict
> 1am- NightMan
> 2am- Sign-off
> 5am- News (repeat of Sunday)
> 5:30- Sports Zone
>
> WEEKDAYS- (this schedule for 25, 38 and 56 are boring than
> what it used to be 20-30 years ago)
> 6am- Too Close for Comfort
> 6:30- Three's Company
> 7am- Pokemon
> 7:30- Histeria!
> 8am- Jenny Jones
> 9am- Jerry Springer
> 10am- Richard Simmons
> 11am- Jenny Jones
> 12pm- Jerry Springer
> 1pm- Judge Mills Lane (former boxing ref turned judge)
> 1:30- Judge Mills Lane
> 2pm- Full House
> 2:30- Full House
> 3pm- Big Cartoonie Show
> 3:30- Pokemon
> 4pm- The New Batman-Superman Adventures
> 4:30- Batman Beyond
> 5pm- Boy Meets World
> 5:30- The Parent' Hood
> 6pm- Sister, Sister
> 6:30- The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
> 7pm- Friends
> 7:30- The Nanny

>
> PRIMETIME
> Monday 10-4
> 8pm- 7th Heaven
> 9pm- Safe Harbor
>
> Tuesday 10-5
> 8pm- Buffy the Vampire Slayer
> 9pm- Angel
>
> Wednesday 10-6
> 8pm- Dawson's Creek
> 9pm- Roswell
>
> Thursday 10-7
> 8pm- Popular
> 9pm- Charmed
>
> Friday 10-8
> 8pm- Mission Hill
> 8:30- The Jamie Foxx Show
> 9pm- Steve Harvey Show
> 9:30- For Your Love
>
> LATE NIGHT

> 10pm- Ten O'Clock News
> 11pm- Friends
> 11:30- The Nanny
> 12am- Change of Heart
> 12:30- Change of Hart
> 1am-5am- ?
> 5am- Ten O'Clock News (repeats)
>
> 6:30am- U.S Farm Report
> 7am- Dennis the Menace
> 7:30- Adventures of Voltron
> 8am- New Batman/Superman Adventures
> 9am- Pokemon (Gotta Catch Em' All)
> 9:30- Men in Black: The Series
> 10am- Pokemon
> 10:30- Detention
> 11am- Big Cartoonie Show
> 11:30- Sylvester and Tweety Show
> 12pm- BeastMaster
> 1pm- Xena
> 2pm- Movie- In the Line of Duty- A Cop for Killing (1990)
> 4pm- Heartbreak Ridge
> 6pm- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
> 7pm- Earth- Final Conflict

> 8pm- Movie- Tightrope (1984)
> 10pm- News
> 11pm- Jerry Springer
> 12am- Baywatch
> 1am- Soul Train
> 2am-6am?
>
08-17-2005, 02:20 PM #3
wxctintern
Guest
In answer to your question about Leeza on UPN 38 the answer is no. It is not from NBC. Leeza
was aired on the NBC network for sereral years, but then they dropped it and it was syndicated
by Paramount (?) for a year or two.
Retro: Atlanta Friday, August 20, 1971
run 7 AM-12 Midnight.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
10 AM Dinah's Place
10:30 Concentration
12 N Newsroom
12:30 Mike Douglas
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
3:30 Bright Promise
4 PM Somerset
5 PM Perry Mason
6 PM Newsroom
7 PM NBC News
7:30 High Chaparral
8:30 NFL Preseason Football:
Browns at Cowboys
11 PM Newsroom (time approximate)
11:30 Tonight Show (time approximate)
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
9 AM Phil Donahue
10 AM Lucy Show
11 AM Family Affair
11:30 Love Of Life
12 N News
1 PM Famous Jury Trials
2 PM Love Is A Many Splendored
Thing
2:30 Guiding Light
3 PM Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4:30 David Frost
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM News
7:30 The Interns
8:30 The Headmaster (failure for
Andy Griffith)
9 PM CBS Movie: "The Wrong Box"
11 PM News
11:30 Movie (no title given)

WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
4:30 What's New
5 PM Sesame Street
6:30 Now See This
7 PM Course Of Our Times
7:30 WGTV Films
8 PM Realities
9 PM Folk Guitar
9:30 American West
10 PM Artists In America
10:30 You Asked For It
11 PM Stardate
WQXI Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Bullwinkle
7:30 Tubby And Lester
9 AM Romper Room
10 AM Movie: "Satan Never Sleeps"
11:30 That Girl
12 N Bewitched
12:30 News
2 PM Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
4 PM Movie: "Golden Girl" (this is NOT
the Susan Anton movie "Goldengirl")
6 PM Dick Van Dyke
6:30 Real McCoys
NOTE HERE: Channel 11 began airing ABC News at 6
in December 1971. In September 1972 it started
Pro News at 6, followed by ABC News at 6:30.
7:30 Brady Bunch
8 PM Nanny And The Professor
9 PM That Girl
9:30 Odd Couple
11 PM News
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)

7 AM Popeye
7:30 Little Rascals
8 AM Banana Splits
8:30 Flintstones
10 AM Jack LaLanne
10:30 Steve Allen
12 N Jeopardy! (pre-empted on Ch. 2)
12:30 Who, What Or Where (also pre-empted
on Ch. 2)
12:55 NBC News (likewise)
1 PM Movie: "Dragonwyck"
3 PM Little Rascals
3:30 Ultraman
4 PM Banana Splits
4:30 Speed Racer
5 PM Flintstones
6:30 Get Smart
7 PM Rifleman
7:30 Dragnet
9 PM Movie: "The Man Without A Body"

11 PM Sea Hunt
11:30 Merv Griffin (still at CBS, pre-empted
on Ch. 5)
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM Playing The Guitar
6:30 Art Museum
7 PM Peter's Home
7:30 David Susskind
9:30 NET Playhouse: "Traveller Without
Luggage"
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
5 PM Fury
5:30 Jim & Tammy
6:30 Roy Rogers
7:30 Right On
8 PM High Life
9:30 700 Club

Retro: Philadelphia independents, Tuesday, June 29, 1976
(Source: Bucks County Courier Times)
WPHL 17
AM
9:55 News
10 TBA
10:30 700 Club
PM
12 Delaware Valley Forum
12:30 Romper Room
1 Movie: Beachhead
3 Rin Tin Tin
4 Popeye
4:30 Johnny Sokko
5 Lone Ranger
5:30 Get Smart
6 Untouchables
7 Andy Griffith
7:30 Phillies Baseball Digest
7:50 Richie Ashburn Show
8 Baseball: Philadelphia at Montreal (Phillies won 2-1)

11 Alfred Hitchcock
12M 700 Club
WTAF 29
AM
10 Hazel
10:30 News
11 Not For Women Only
PM
12 Fun World Of Hanna Barbera
12:30 Lone Ranger Cartoons
1 Lassie
2 Addams Family
2:30 Quick Draw McGraw
3 Superheroes
3:30 Bugs Bunny
4:30 Batman
5 Bewitched
6 Partridge Family
6:30 Room 222
7 That Girl
7:30 Hogans Heroes
8 The F.B.I.
9 Movie: Catch As Catch Can
11 Movie: Captain Apache
WKBS 48
AM
10:05 Delaware Valley Today
10:54 Take Kerr (listed as 10:54)
11 Edge Of Night (ABC)
11:30 Dick Van Dyke
PM
12 Sanford And Son (from NBC daytime)
1 Movie: Four Faces West
3 Felix The Cat
3:30 Underdog
4 Hercules
5 Flintstones
5:30 McHales Navy
6 Brady Bunch
6:30 Adam 12
7 Star Trek
8 Movie: Magnificent Doll

10 Best Of Groucho
10:30 Honeymooners
11:30 Dark Shadows
Retro:Cleveland-Akron Area (with Toledo) Saturday, February 6, 1965
Source:TV Guide
Cleveland
KYW 3 NBC
Morning
6:20 News
6:30 Land Is Ours
7:00 Mr. Wizard
8:00 Barnaby's Party-Sheldon
10:00 Underdog COLOR
10:30 Fireball XL 5
11;30 Fury
Afternoon
12:00 News
12:30 Film Feature-Ohio State
1:00 Exploring-Children
2:30 Flying Fisherman Gadabout Gaddis
3:00 Panorama-Pat Murray
4:00 Checkmate
5:00 Bob Hope Desert Classic-Golf
Evening
6:00 Movie:Godzilla, King Of The Monsters 1956 (Japanese)
7:30 Flipper COLOR
8:00 Kentucky Jones-Dennis Weaver (He quit Gunsmoke for this) and Harry Morgan Star
8:30 Famous Adventures Of Mr. Magoo-Dick Tracy COLOR
9:00 Saturday Night At The Movies-Don't Give Up The Ship 1959
11:00 News-Bud Dancy
11:10 Weather-Ken Goodman
11:15 Sports-Gib Shanley
11:20 Movie:Stage Struck 1957
1:15 Movie:Bluebeard's Ten Honeymoons 1959
WEWS 5 ABC
Morning
8:25 News
8:30 Living Word-Religion

8:45 Fisher Family
9:30 Cartoons
10:00 Shenanigans-Game
10:30 Discovery 65
11:00 Casper
11:30 Porky Pig
Afternoon
12:00 Bugs Bunny
12:30 Hoppity Hooper
1:00 Wide World Of Sports (American Bandstand Not shown)
2:45 It's Worth Knowing
3:00 WRU (Western Reserve Univ.) Perspective
3:30 Pro Bowlers Tour-Mobile Alabama Open
Billy Welu, Chris Schenkel
5:00 Big 5 Show-Don Webster Guest host DJ Bob Friend
Show that evolved into "Upbeat"
Evening
6:00 Twelve O Clock High (From ABC Fridays)
7:00 It's Academic-Don Cameron Fairport Harbor,Padua Franciscan (Parma), and Cleveland Villa
Angela Compete
7:30 King Family
8:30 Lawrence Welk
9:30 Children Without (No Hollywood Palace)
10:30 Call Mr. D
11:00 News-Bert LeGrand
11:05 Weather-Randy Culver
11:10 Sports-Don Webster
11:15 Johnny Carson-COLOR
1:00 Great Moments In Music
1:15 News
WJW 8 CBS
Morning
6:40 News
6:45 RFD COLOR
8:00 Mister Mayor-Bob Keeshan
9:00 Alvin Show
10:30 Mighty Mouse
11:30 Jetsons
Afternoon
12:00 Sky King
12:30 Everglades
1:00 Sergeant Preston
1:30 Movie:Bowery Boys Meet The Monsters 1954
3:00 Movie:The Cosmic Man 1959
4:30 Big Ten Basketball Ohio State At Wisconsin-Bill Flemming
6:15 Movie:She Devil 1957 (Ghoulardi)
7:30 Jackie Gleason
9:00 Entertainers-Carol Burnett, Ed Wynn Guest
10:00 Gunsmoke
11:00 News Roger Goodrich
11:10 Sports-Bob Neal
11:15 Weather-Howard Hoffman
11:20 Movie-I Confess 1953
1:15 Movie-I Love a Soldier 1944
WAKR 49 Akron ABC
Morning
9:25 News
9:30 High School Credit Course
10:00 Shenanigans-Game
10:30 Annie Oakley
11:00 Casper
11:30 Porky Pig
Afternoon
12:00 Bugs Bunny
12:30 Hoppity Hooper
3:30 Teen Fling-Terry Wood
4:30 College Basketball-Ohio State/Wisconsin
Evening
6:15 Great Moments In Music
7:30 King Family
8:30 Lawrence Welk
Hostavid Janssen
Edie Adams
Vic Damone
Carl Reiner
Mel Brooks
Tim Conway
Zaros Family (knife throwers)
Les Surfs Singing Group
Princess Tatjana trapeze act
And:The Harlem Globetrotters
(All in just one hour)
10:30 ABC News-Bob Young DEBUT
10:45 Movie-Lucy Gallant 1955
12:45 News
WTOL 11 Toledo CBS NBC
Morning
7:30 Cartoon Parade
9:00 Alvin Show
10:30 Mighty Mouse
11:30 Jetsons
Afternoon
12:00 Sky King
12:30 Movie-Under Western Skies 1945
2:30 PinBusters-Bowling
3:30 Beat Junior Powell-Bowling
4:30 OSU/Wisconsin College Basketball
Evening
6:15 Movie Tarzan and The She Devil 1953
7:30 Jackie Gleason
9:00 Entertainers-Carol Burnett, Ed Wynn Guest
10:00 Gunsmoke
11:00 News
11:20 Movie-Eddie Cantor Story 1954 COLOR
WSPD 13 Toledo ABC NBC
Morning
7:50 Prayer For Today
7:55 Farm Report

8:00 Christopher Program
8:30 Salty's Cartoon Party
10:00 Shenanigans
10:30 Annie Oakley
11:00 Casper
11:30 Porky Pig
Afternoon
1:00 Movie Theif Of Bagdad 1940
2:30 Pro Bowlers Tour-Hialeah Miami Open
Billy Welu, Chris Schenkel (Tape Delay one week)
4:00 CBS Golf Classic
Evening
6:30 Twelve O Clock High (ABC Fridays)
7:30 Flipper
8:00 Hazel (NBC Thursdays)
8:30 Lawrence Welk

10:30 Movie-From The Earth To The Moon 1958 COLOR
No Late News On 13 Weekends
08-17-2005, 07:59 PM #2
jcd1970
Guest
Re: Retro:Cleveland-Akron Area (with Toledo) Saturday, February 6, 1965
I didn't know Don ever did sports. When did he start doing weather?
> Source:TV Guide
>
> Cleveland
>
> 11:10 Sports-Don Webster
08-18-2005, 12:43 AM #3
TimL
Guest
Re:Don Webster
> I didn't know Don ever did sports. When did he start doing
> weather?
>
> > Source:TV Guide

>>
> > Cleveland
>>
> > 11:10 Sports-Don Webster
I can't pinpoint that though he may have started as early as the late 1960's..In February 1965 he
had only been in Cleveland a few months, coming from Canada to specifically host the show that
became Upbeat. He also hosted a short lived local game show, Quick As A Wink. They were
probably trying to find more ways to use him at this time. Besides, there was not a lot of filmed
sports reporting in the Mid-60's..It was easier to put someone in front of a camera to do
sports..Not much more than reading a headline or two and giving scores..
Retro: Atlanta Sunday, August 23, 1970
8 AM-midnight (or sign off).
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
8 AM Gospel Singing Jubilee
9 AM Popeye Club
10:30 Sound Of Youth
11 AM Wheat Street Baptist Church
12 N Big Valley
1 PM Meet The Press
1:30 Profile
2 PM Movie: "The Boy Who Caught

A Crook"
3:30 Movie: "Valerie"
4:30 Avco Golf (Final Round)
6:30 Suspense Theater
8:30 Bill Cosby
9 PM Bonanza
10 PM The Bold Ones (doesn't say
which segment)
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Mary, Mary"
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
8 AM Sacred Heart
8:15 Living Word
9 AM Ebenezer Baptist Church
9:30 America Sings
12 N Camera Three

1 PM Putt Putt Golf
1:30 AAU Track And Field (one-week
delay from 3:30)
2:30 NFL Action (one-week delay from
4:30)
3 PM Movie: "Ma And Pa Kettle At The
Fair"
4:30 Movie: "Redhead From Wyoming"
6 PM CBS News--Roger Mudd
6:30 News
7 PM Lassie
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM Comedy Tonight (satirical show
starring Robert Klein)
11 PM News
11:30 CBS News
11:45 Movie: "Silk Stockings"
WGTV Ch. 8 (NET)
6 PM NET Playhouse: "The Mayfly And
The Frog"
8 PM Firing Line
9 PM Hollywood And The Stars
9:30 America
11 PM Stardate
WQXI Ch. 11 (ABC)
8 AM Rex Humbard
9 AM Revival Fires
10 AM Oral Roberts
10:30 Yes
11 AM Countdown From 11
11:30 Discovery
12 N Atlanta: Now
1 PM Movie: "Frontier Marshal"
3:30 Here Come The Brides (delay from
Friday 9 PM)
4:30 Brady Bunch (delay from Friday
8 PM)
5 PM Movie: "The Deep Blue Sea"
7 PM Land Of The Giants
8 PM The FBI
9 PM ABC Movie: "The Night Of The
Generals"
11:30 News
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
10:30 Blondie Theater (no title given)
12 N House Detective
1 PM Now Explosion
5 PM Secret Agent
6 PM The Champions (the British spy
show that ran on NBC in 1968)
7 PM Movie: "Tops Is The Limit"
9 PM Movie: "The Castle Of Terror"
11 PM Now Explosion
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
6 PM Carl Sandburg Remembered
7 PM Interface
7:30 Frying Pans West
8 PM Chicago Festival
8:30 Downeast Smile-In
9 PM The Forsyte Saga

WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
10 AM Movie: "Abandon Ship"
12 N Music Connection
6 PM Lost In Space
7 PM Outer Limits
8 PM Roller Derby
9 PM Movie: "The Scarface Mob"
11 PM Here Come The Stars (George
Jessel hosts roasts of
celebrities)
Retro:Cleveland/Akron/Youngstown Friday, December 25, 1953
Stations (Current Call Letters/Network in Parentheses)
Cleveland
4 WNBK NBC (3 WKYC)
5 WEWS CBS (Now ABC)
8 WXEL DuMont/ABC (WJW-FOX)

Akron
49 WAKR ABC (23 WVPX Pax-i)
Youngstown
27 WKBN CBS/DuMont/ABC (CBS Only)
73 WFMJ NBC (Now Channel 21)
Because 8 and 27 were DuMont/ABC Network shows will be indicated..4 (as well as 73) and 5
always carried NBC and CBS Respectively.
(Explanation about the spacing:The Cleveland portion of the schedule was copied/pasted from a
schedule I typed on a Petticoat Junction Message board a while back-The Board was spaced like
that. I added in the Youngstown Portions of the schedule for this thread.)
Original Source:TV Guide Lake Erie Edition
Morning
7:00 4 73 Today-Dave Garroway plays host to 200 under priviledged kids at Rockefeller center.
8:55 5 News
9:00 4 Captain Glenn

5 A Star Shall Rise
73 Pictorial Parade
9:25 4 Ohio Today-Tom Haley
9:30 4 Idea Shop-Milded/Gloria
5 Mixing Bowl
8 A Star Shall Rise (Why its on 2 stations I don't Know)
More research Indicates this was an episode of Family Theater..A religious series that perhaps
like the Christophers was offered free to any TV Station..This program featured Raymond Burr In
The cast..An Earlier Family Theater Radio Series, Which featured many Hollywood Stars, was
aired from 1947-69
9:55 4 Ohio Today
10:00 4 73 Ding Dong School
5 Jack Paar
8 Movie-Miracle On Main Street

10:15 5 News Summary
10:30 4 73 Glamor Girl
11:00 4 73 Washington Cathedral Episcopal Christmas Service
5 Wheel Of Fortune (No relation to the current Game Show)
11:15 4 73 Three Steps to Heaven-soap
11:30 4 73 The Bennets-Soap
5 Strike It Rich-Game
Warren Hull as Santa
8 This Is The Life
11:45 4 73 Follow Your Heart-Soap
Afternoon
12:00 4 73 Bride And Groom-Nelson
5 Valiant Lady
8 Merry Go Round
12:15 4 Haley's Daily-Local Variety
5 27 Love Of Life
73 Noontime Comics
12:30 4 Maggie Byrne-Fashions
5 27 Search For Tomorrow
12:45 5 Guiding Light
27 Christmas Carol
73 News Headlines
1:00 4 Movie Alice In Wonderland-Puppets
5 Women's Window-Hints
8 Movie-Stage Door Canteen

73 Movie-Apache Chief
1:30 5 Garry Moore Show-Special Christmas Show featuring Zippy The Chimp
27 Movie Miniature
1:45 27 Gary Moore (Joined In Progress)
2:00 5 Double Or Nothing-Quiz
27 Movie-TBA
2:15 4 Joe Portaro-Beauty Tips
73 Fashion Sketchbook
2:30 4 To Be Announced
5 Art Linkletter-Bill May Reads from The Bible..Art's Children visit
73 Kitchen Corner-Mariner (This show was on in one form or another until the early-mid 1960's)
2:45 4 Chef Lorenzo-Cooking
3:00 4 73 Kate Smith Show

Carl Brisson (Singer) Charlie Ruggles (World Of Mr. Sweeney) Dorothy Day with a fashion show.
5 Sealtest Big Top-Special Christmas show-CBS
8 27 Paul Dixon-DuMont Network
4:00 4 73 Welcome Travelers
5 Dinner Platter Bob Dale-Local Variety
8 49 Turn To A Friend-Dennis James-ABC
27 Action In The Afternoon-CBS A "Live" Daily Western orginating from WCAU-10 in Philadelphia.
4:30 4 73 On Your Account-Quiz
8 27 49 Ern Westmore-ABC
5:00 4 Atom Squad
5 Christmas Festival Of Music-CBS
8 Comedy Carnival-Kids
27 Movie-Western Feature
73 Buckaroo Time-Western
49 Hinky Dinks-Kids
5:15 4 73 Gabby Hayes
5:30 4 73 Howdy Doody
8 Desert Deputy-Western Short Films
49 Corral Time
Evening
6:00 4 SupperTime Comics
5 Uncle Jake's House-Gene Carroll
27 Adventure Time-Film
73 News/Weather
6:10 8 News
73 Viz Quiz-Film
6:15 49 Rex Humbard Family
6:20 8 Sports-Al Rosen (Then-current Cleveland Indians Manager)
73 Eddie Lane-Sports Bulletins
6:30 4 Tom Manning Sports
5 Dorothy Fuldheim News/Comment
8 TV Weather Man
27 News Today
49 Similing Ed's Gang-ABC
73 Film Fare-Variety
6:40 4 Weather Factory-Glenn Rowell
8 Les Paul/Mary Ford
27 News At Home
6:45 4 Tom Field News
5 Columbus Boy Choir
8 Home With The Grahams
27 Don Gardner Sports
6:55 5 Johnny Price Weather
27 Stu Wilson Weather
7:004 You Can Be Better-Talk
5 Twenty Fingers-Live Piano/Organ Show
8 27 Captain Video-DuMont
49 News-Fitzgibbons
7:10 49 Sports-Bob Wylie
7:15 5 The Greatest Drama

8 News Parade Jim Lang/Jimmy Dudley
27 To Be Announced
49 Kenny Nichols-Quiz
7:30 4 73 Eddie Fisher Coke Time-Tuskegee Institute Choir Is Guest
5 27 CBS News-Douglas Edwards
8 49 Stu Erwin Show-ABC
7:45 4 73 NBC News-John Cameron Swayze
5 Perry Como-Just him singing carols..What I wouldnt give for a video of that show
27 The Christophers
8:00 4 73 Dave Garroway
5 Mama
8 Ozzie And Harriet-ABC
27 Dollar A Second-DuMont
49 Teen WHO Club
8:30 4 73 Life Of Riley
5 27 Topper
8 49 Pepsi Cola Playhouse-ABC
9:00 4 73 Big Story-Drama
5 27 Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars-"Baker Of Barnbury" With Robert Newton nd Elsa Lanchester as

two lonely people at Christmas
8 Life Begins at 80-DuMont
49 Paul Hartman Show-ABC Better know as "Emmett" on the Andy Griffith Show and Mayberry
RFD.
9:30 4 73 TV Soundstage-Happy Headline Reporter (James Costigan) Manages to make a lonely

old couple happy at Christmas
5 27 Our Miss Brooks-Alone At Christmas
8 49 Comeback Story-ABC
10:00 4 73 Christmas With the Stars-Gillette Sponsored this in place of their Boxing Show
Guests:Tyrone Power, Eddie Fisher, Rosemary Clooney, The Boston Pops, Victor Borge and Eddie
"Rochester": Anderson They closed the show with a Bible Reading.
5 27 My Friend Irma-She believes in Santa
8 Chance of A Lifetime-Dennis James-DuMont
49 The Joyful Hour-Presumably a local program
10:30 5 I Led Three lives
8 Down You Go-DuMont
27 Person To Person-Murrow (CBS)
11:00 4 Tom Field News
5 Movie-Cover-Up
8 The Sohio Reporter-Warren Guthrie
49 News-Bill Murphy
73 Stage 73 (Movie) Stepping In Society

11:05 4 Sports Ken Coleman ( Red Sox Radio announcer for years)
11:10 4 Weather-Joe Finan
8 Ted Malone Today's Top Story
27 Sid Davis News
49 Sports Final
11:15 4 Movie The Cheaters
8 John Fitzgerald Sports
27 Movie-TBA
49 Weather Forecast
11:20 8 Movie Man In The Dinghy
12:00 Midnight 73 News
12:30 27 News
08-19-2005, 05:09 PM #2
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Re: Retro:Cleveland/Akron/Youngstown Friday, December 25, 1953
It's very interesting to note that back then, most TV programs aired live, meaning that a lot of
people on both sides of the camera had to work on Christmas Day.
Nowadays, very little on TV (except news, sports, or a program like "Saturday Night Live") airs
live. A lot of people in the industry get Christmas Day off. In fact, I believe that in recent years,
the only parts of the Christmas Day edition of NBC's "Today" show that air live are the half-
hourly news/weather updates. The rest of the Christmas Day "Today" show is taped ahead of
time, which allows the regular on-air hosts (Katie Couric, Matt Lauer, Ann Curry and Al Roker) to
appear on the show that day without actually having to work on Christmas Morning.
Nearly all stations with local news departments have a vastly-reduced schedule of local
newscasts on Christmas Day. Some stations that normally produce local news do not produce
any newscasts at all on Christmas Day (regular timeslots for local news are filled instead by
network or syndicated Christmas specials and/or a pre-taped "Year In Review" program
spotlighting the year's biggest local news stories), in order to give the stations' entire news and
production staffs the day off.
Retro: San Diego Fri 10/23/92
from TV Guide
San Diego/Tijuana
XETV 6-Fox
6:00 Widget
6:30 Beetlejuice
7:00 Dennis the Menace
7:30 Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers
8:00 Tale Spin

8:30 Flintstones
9:00 I Love Lucy
9:30 Andy Griffith
10:00 I Love Lucy
10:30 Honeymooners
Noon Perry Mason
1:00 Family Ties
2:00 Saved by the Bell
3:00 Tom & Jerry Kids
3:30 Darkwing Duck
4:00 Goof Troop
5:00 Batman
7:30 Cheers
8:00 America's Most Wanted
9:00 Sightings
9:30 Likely Suspects
10:30 Studs
11:00 Cheers
11:30 Arsenio Hall
12:30 Love Connection (x2)
1:30 Brothers
2:00 sign-off
KFMB 8-CBS
6:00 News 8
7:00 This Morning
9:00 Family Feud Challenge
Noon News 8
12:30 Bold & the Beautiful
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Golden Girls (x2)
4:30 News 8
6:30 News 8
7:30 Hard Copy

8:00 Golden Palace
8:30 Major Dad
9:30 Bob
10:00 Picket Fences
11:00 News 8
11:30 Dark Justice
12:35 Kids in the Hall
1:35 Commercial Program
2:05 sign-off
KGTV 10-ABC
6:30 10 News
10:00 Inside San Diego
11:00 People's Court
11:30 10 News
3:00 Maury Povich
4:00 Oprah Winfrey

5:00 10 News
6:30 10 News
7:00 Inside Edition
7:30 People's Court
8:00 Family Matters
8:30 Step by Step
9:00 Dinosaurs
9:30 Camp Wilder
10:00 20/20
11:00 10 News
11:30 Nightline
Mid. A Current Affair
12:30 Rush Limbuagh
1:00 sign-off
XEWT 12-Televisa
7:00 Notivisa
9:00 Dulce Desafio
10:00 Pelicula "Alicia en el pais de las maravillas"
Noon Pobre Juventud
1:00 BraveStarr
1:30 Popeye
2:00 Revancha
3:00 Un Solo Corazon

4:00 Secretas Intenciones
5:00 Muchachitas
6:00 En Exculsiva
6:30 Notivisa
7:00 Encadenados
8:00 Pelicula "Buscando el culpable"
10:00 Notivisa
11:00 Sin Fronteras
11:30 Twin Peaks
12:30 Unsolved Mysteries
1:30 Notivisa
2:00 sign-off
KPBS 15-PBS
6:15 AM Weather
9:30 Lamb Chop's Play ALong
10:00 Shiny Time Station
10:30 Magic of Acrylic
11:00 Quilt in a Day
11:30 Health Smart Gourmet Cooking
Noon Listening to America
1:00 Nova
2:00 Nature
4:00 QED
5:30 Carmen Sandiego
6:00 Are You Being Served?
7:00 MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour
8:00 Washington Week in Review
9:00 America's Political Parties
10:00 Democracy in Action
11:30 Club Date
Mid. sign-off
KBNT 19-Univision
6:30 Tesoro del Saber
7:00 Mujer...Casas de la Vida Real
7:30 Tu o Nadie
8:00 Hablando
8:30 Cucina Crisco
9:00 Lo Mejor de Chesperito

10:00 Nosotros Los Gomez
10:30 Papa Soltero!
11:00 Luz y Sombra
Noon Al Mediodia
1:00 Pasion y Poder
2:00 Teresa
3:00 Cuando Llega El Amor
4:00 Cristina
5:00 Noticias y Mas
6:00 Programacion Comercial
7:00 Baila Conmigo
8:00 Maria Mercedes
9:00 Cara Sucia
10:00 Portada
11:30 Hollywood de Noche
12:30 Y Vero America Va!
1:30 sign-off
XHAS 33-Telemundo
7:00 Telemunequitos
8:30 Buford Files & Galloping Ghost
9:00 Roque Santiero
10:00 Pelicula "El hombre y la bestia"

Noon Club Telemundo
1:00 Pelicula "Guadalajara en verano"
3:00 Maria Laria
4:00 Princesa
5:00 Ocurrio Asi
6:00 Amo y Senor
6:30 Noticiero Telemundo-CNN
7:00 Marielena
8:00 Mundo de Fieras
9:00 Pelicula "Halloween"
11:00 Noticiero Telemundo-CNN
11:30 Pelicula "Mala herbe nunca muere"
1:30 sign-off
KNSD 39-NBC
7:00 Today
10:00 Vicki!
11:00 Jenny Jones
Noon Santa Barbara
1:00 Another World

3:00 Phil Donahue
4:00 1st News at 4
6:00 News San Diego
6:30 Murphy Brown
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Final Appeal
8:30 What Happened?
9:00 One Minute to Midnight: The Real Story of the Cuban Missile Crisis
11:00 News San Diego
11:35 Tonight Show
KUSI 51-Ind
6:30 Swans Crossing
7:00 Captain N & the Video Gamemasters
8:00 Casper
8:30 Tom & Jerry
9:00 Joan Rivers

10:00 Geraldo
11:00 Montel Williams
Noon Infatuation
1:30 Head of the Class
2:00 Brady Bunch
2:30 Tom & Jerry
3:00 Stunt Dawgs
3:30 Adventures of T-Rex
4:30 Camp Candy
5:00 Hogan Family
5:30 Full House
6:00 Cosby Show
6:30 A Different World
7:00 Roseanne
8:00 Geraldo
9:00 Matlock
10:00 KUSI News
11:30 Night Court
Mid. Magnum, PI
1:00 Movie "The Cowboys"

3:00 sign-off
KTTY 69-Ind
6:00 Ag Day
7:00 Morris Cerullo
7:30 Jeffersons
8:30 What's Up, San Diego?
9:00 Commercial Programs
10:00 700 Club
Noon Movie "Portrait of an Escort"
2:00 Remington Steele
3:00 A-Team
4:00 Wild Wild West
5:00 Knight Rider
6:00 Simon & Simon
7:00 In the Heat of the Night
8:00 Movie "They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!"
10:15 Movie "Creepshow 2"
Mid. Movie "The Prey"
1:30 Protectors
2:00 Movie "Farewell to the Planet of the Apes"

ITV Learning Channel (cable)
5:00 Mind Extension University
6:00 Survival Spanish
6:30 Jobs in Education
7:00 off-air
9:00 Outside Story
9:30 off-air
Noon Your Children, Our Children
12:30 off-air
1:00 Germany Live (from Deutsche Welle)
2:00 For All Practical Purposes
3:00 Newton's Apple
3:30 Drug-Use Prevention
4:00 French in Action
5:00 Candidates Forum on Children's Issues
6:00 Newscene: San Diego City College
6:30 Look at Learning
7:00 Real Estate Principles
8:00 Senior Lifestyles
9:00 Parent Hour
10:00 School & Sports Stars
10:30 Growing Years

Mid. Mind Extension University
Rainbow Channel (cable, carries some programs from various cable channels)
5:30 James Robison
6:00 Today in LA
7:00 Chinese World TV
8:00 Korean News
8:30 Comedy Hour (Korean)
9:00 Brothers
10:00 Marilyn Hickey
11:00 Niagara Ministries
1:00 Success N Life
2:00 Turning Point
3:30 Charting the Market
4:00 News (KNBC?)
5:00 Video Soul
7:00 Outlook on the Physically Challenged
7:30 Video Hook-Up
8:00 Club Dance
9:00 Miller & Company

10:00 Nashville Now
11:30 Phil Aguilar
Mid. Real Videos
1:00 Dave Roever
1:30 Jeff & Reeni Fenholt
2:00 Inside Sport (religious show-don't let the title fool you)
2:30 Jeff & Julie Arguinzoni
3:00 Jay Sekulow
3:30 Manuel Bonilla
4:00 Get in Shape
Los Angeles
* blacked out by Cox Cable
KTLA 5-Ind
6:00 700 Club
7:00 Channel 5 Morning News
9:00 Joan Rivers
10:00 Bonanza*
11:00 Little House on the Prairie
Noon Highway to Heaven
1:00 CHiPs
2:00 Magnum, PI
3:00 In the Heat of the Night*
4:00 Hunter*
5:00 Saved by the Bell (x2)
6:00 Full House*
7:00 Murphy Brown*
7:30 Cheers*
8:00 Movie "A Cry in the Night"
10:00 Channel 5 News at Ten
11:00 Cheers*
11:30 Designing Women*
Mid. Taxi*
12:30 Honeymooners
1:00 Channel 5 News at Ten (r)
2:00 Renegade
3:00 Movie "Heat Wave"
KCOP 13-Ind
5:00 Webster
6:00 Widget
6:30 Tom & Jerry
7:00 Stunt Dawgs
8:30 James Bond Jr.
9:00 Tom & Jerry

9:30 Webster
10:00 Movie "A Room with a View"
Noon Montel Williams
1:00 Richard Bey
2:00 Matlock
3:00 People's Court
3:30 Rush Limbaugh
5:00 Cosby Show*
5:30 A Different World*
6:00 Roseanne
6:30 A Different World*
7:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation*
8:00 Movie "Power"
10:00 Real News
10:30 TBA
11:00 Arsenio Hall*
Mid. Night Court*
12:30 Mama's Family
1:00 Rush Limbuagh
2:30 Movie "Broadway Danny Rose"
4:30 Benson
08-18-2005, 10:57 AM #2
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Re: Retro: San Diego Fri 10/23/92
Wow, San Diego had a large Hispanic population, and it's close to the Mexican border, so they
had Spanish programming in '92.
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> Wow, San Diego had a large Hispanic population, and it's
> close to the Mexican border, so they had Spanish programming
> in '92.
>
San Diego always had Spanish programming since 1960, when XEWT signed on, though it wan't
until the 1980s when San Diego got Spanish programs from their own side of the border.
08-18-2005, 02:09 PM #4
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> > Wow, San Diego had a large Hispanic population, and it's
> > close to the Mexican border, so they had Spanish
> programming
> > in '92.
>>
> San Diego always had Spanish programming since 1960, when
> XEWT signed on, though it wan't until the 1980s when San
> Diego got Spanish programs from their own side of the
> border.
>
And don't forget that XETV is a Mexican-licensed station, and they're been broadcasting since
1953. XETV's transmitter is located in Tijuana, while its studios and offices are in San Diego
proper, but as a Mexican-licensed station, they're required to carry some sort of informational
programming from the Mexican government (i.e. PSAs).
Looking at the programming schedules, it should be thankful that Tribune bought Channel 69 in
the mid-90s and invested a lot in programming. KUSI's programming back then is pretty similar
to what KTLA and KCOP had at the time, but now KUSI is a like a poor-man's version of KCAL.
08-18-2005, 05:23 PM #5
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> Wow, San Diego had a large Hispanic population, and it's
> close to the Mexican border, so they had Spanish programming
> in '92.
As was said previously, when XEWT/12 signed on from Tijuana, there was Televisa programming
available, although XEWT didn't go color until the end of the 1970s, IIRC.
The rest of the Spanish language programming came via LPTVs much later, as networks such as
SIN (now Univision) on KBNT and Telemundo on XHAS came into existence.
I have a San Diego TV Guide from 1983 (which I have been trying to find time to type out a day's
worth of listings from) and the only Spanish language programming came from XEWT and (via
cable) KMEX/34 in Los Angeles. Hell, KTTY/69 wasn't even on the air then; XETV/6 and KUSI/51
were fighting with each other to be the market's dominant indie.______________

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> don't forget that XETV is a Mexican-licensed station,
> and they're been broadcasting since 1953. XETV's
> transmitter is located in Tijuana, while its studios and
> offices are in San Diego proper, but as a Mexican-licensed
> station, they're required to carry some sort of
> informational programming from the Mexican government (i.e.
> PSAs).
>
As covered in the Texas TV forum (in a subject about a new border Fox station in the Rio Grande
Valley), XETV not only has to pander to the Mexican authorities, they also had to pander to the
FCC, to show that they serve a public interest to San Diego.
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Could you please post weekend listings from October 17-18 1992?
> from TV Guide
>
> San Diego/Tijuana
> XETV 6-Fox
> 6:00 Widget
> 6:30 Beetlejuice
> 7:00 Dennis the Menace
> 7:30 Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers
> 8:00 Tale Spin
> 8:30 Flintstones
> 9:00 I Love Lucy
> 10:00 I Love Lucy
> 10:30 Honeymooners
> Noon Perry Mason
> 1:00 Family Ties
> 2:00 Saved by the Bell
> 2:30 Merrie Melodies
> 3:00 Tom & Jerry Kids
> 3:30 Darkwing Duck
> 4:00 Goof Troop
> 4:30 Tiny Toon Adventures

> 5:00 Batman
> 6:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation
> 7:00 Married...with Children
> 7:30 Cheers
> 8:00 America's Most Wanted
> 9:00 Sightings
> 9:30 Likely Suspects
> 10:30 Studs
> 11:00 Cheers
> 11:30 Arsenio Hall
> 12:30 Love Connection (x2)
> 1:30 Brothers
> 2:00 sign-off
>
> KFMB 8-CBS
> 5:00 CBS News Up to the Minute
> 6:00 News 8
> 7:00 This Morning
> 9:00 Family Feud Challenge
> Noon News 8

> 12:30 Bold & the Beautiful
> 3:00 Golden Girls (x2)
> 4:00 You Bet Your Life
> 4:30 News 8
> 6:30 News 8
> 7:30 Hard Copy
> 8:00 Golden Palace
> 8:30 Major Dad
> 9:30 Bob
> 10:00 Picket Fences
> 11:00 News 8
> 11:30 Dark Justice
> 12:35 Kids in the Hall
> 1:35 Commercial Program
> 2:05 sign-off
>
> KGTV 10-ABC
> 5:00 ABC World News Now
> 6:30 10 News

> 10:00 Inside San Diego
> 11:30 10 News
> 3:00 Maury Povich
> 5:00 10 News
> 6:30 10 News
> 8:00 Family Matters
> 8:30 Step by Step
> 9:00 Dinosaurs
> 9:30 Camp Wilder
> 10:00 20/20
> 11:00 10 News
> 11:30 Nightline
> Mid. A Current Affair
> 12:30 Rush Limbuagh
> 1:00 sign-off

>
> XEWT 12-Televisa
> 7:00 Notivisa
> 9:00 Dulce Desafio
> 10:00 Pelicula "Alicia en el pais de las maravillas"
> Noon Pobre Juventud
> 1:00 BraveStarr
> 1:30 Popeye
> 2:00 Revancha
> 3:00 Un Solo Corazon
> 4:00 Secretas Intenciones
> 5:00 Muchachitas
> 6:00 En Exculsiva
> 6:30 Notivisa
> 7:00 Encadenados
> 8:00 Pelicula "Buscando el culpable"
> 10:00 Notivisa
> 11:00 Sin Fronteras
> 11:30 Twin Peaks
> 12:30 Unsolved Mysteries
> 1:30 Notivisa
> 2:00 sign-off
>
> KPBS 15-PBS
> 6:15 AM Weather

> 6:30 Barney & Friends
> 7:00 Sesame Street (x2)
> 9:30 Lamb Chop's Play ALong
> 10:00 Shiny Time Station
> 10:30 Magic of Acrylic
> 11:00 Quilt in a Day
> 11:30 Health Smart Gourmet Cooking
> Noon Listening to America
> 1:00 Nova
> 2:00 Nature
> 4:00 QED
> 5:30 Carmen Sandiego
> 6:00 Are You Being Served?
> 7:00 MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour
> 8:00 Washington Week in Review
> 9:00 America's Political Parties
> 10:00 Democracy in Action
> 11:30 Club Date

> Mid. sign-off
>
> KBNT 19-Univision
> 6:30 Tesoro del Saber
> 7:00 Mujer...Casas de la Vida Real
> 7:30 Tu o Nadie
> 8:00 Hablando
> 8:30 Cucina Crisco
> 9:00 Lo Mejor de Chesperito
> 10:30 Papa Soltero!
> 11:00 Luz y Sombra
> Noon Al Mediodia
> 1:00 Pasion y Poder
> 2:00 Teresa
> 3:00 Cuando Llega El Amor
> 4:00 Cristina
> 5:00 Noticias y Mas
> 6:00 Programacion Comercial
> 7:00 Baila Conmigo
> 8:00 Maria Mercedes
> 9:00 Cara Sucia
> 10:00 Portada

> 11:30 Hollywood de Noche
> 12:30 Y Vero America Va!
> 1:30 sign-off
>
> XHAS 33-Telemundo
> 7:00 Telemunequitos
> 8:30 Buford Files & Galloping Ghost
> 9:00 Roque Santiero
> 10:00 Pelicula "El hombre y la bestia"
> Noon Club Telemundo
> 1:00 Pelicula "Guadalajara en verano"
> 3:00 Maria Laria
> 4:00 Princesa
> 5:00 Ocurrio Asi
> 6:00 Amo y Senor
> 6:30 Noticiero Telemundo-CNN
> 7:00 Marielena
> 8:00 Mundo de Fieras
> 9:00 Pelicula "Halloween"
> 11:30 Pelicula "Mala herbe nunca muere"
> 1:30 sign-off
>
> KNSD 39-NBC

> 5:00 NBC News Nightside
> 7:00 Today
> 9:00 Sally Jessy Raphael
> 10:00 Vicki!
> 11:00 Jenny Jones
> Noon Santa Barbara
> 3:00 Phil Donahue
> 4:00 1st News at 4
> 6:00 News San Diego
> 6:30 Murphy Brown
> 7:30 Jeopardy!
> 8:00 Final Appeal
> 8:30 What Happened?
> 9:00 One Minute to Midnight: The Real Story of the Cuban
> Missile Crisis

> 1:35 Friday Night Videos
>
> KUSI 51-Ind
> 6:30 Swans Crossing
> 7:00 Captain N & the Video Gamemasters
> 8:00 Casper
> 8:30 Tom & Jerry
> 9:00 Joan Rivers
> 10:00 Geraldo
> 11:00 Montel Williams
> Noon Infatuation
> 1:30 Head of the Class
> 2:00 Brady Bunch
> 2:30 Tom & Jerry
> 3:00 Stunt Dawgs
> 3:30 Adventures of T-Rex
> 4:00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
> 4:30 Camp Candy
> 5:00 Hogan Family
> 5:30 Full House

> 6:00 Cosby Show
> 6:30 A Different World
> 7:00 Roseanne
> 8:00 Geraldo
> 9:00 Matlock
> 10:00 KUSI News
> 11:00 Whoopi Goldberg
> 11:30 Night Court
> Mid. Magnum, PI
> 1:00 Movie "The Cowboys"
> 3:00 sign-off
>
> KTTY 69-Ind
> 5:00 Classic Country
> 6:00 Ag Day
> 6:30 Kenneth Copeland
> 7:00 Morris Cerullo
> 7:30 Jeffersons
> 8:30 What's Up, San Diego?
> 9:00 Commercial Programs
> 10:00 700 Club
> Noon Movie "Portrait of an Escort"

> 2:00 Remington Steele
> 3:00 A-Team
> 4:00 Wild Wild West
> 5:00 Knight Rider
> 7:00 In the Heat of the Night
> 8:00 Movie "They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!"
> 10:15 Movie "Creepshow 2"
> Mid. Movie "The Prey"
> 1:30 Protectors
> 2:00 Movie "Farewell to the Planet of the Apes"
>
> ITV Learning Channel (cable)
> 5:00 Mind Extension University
> 6:00 Survival Spanish
> 6:30 Jobs in Education
> 7:00 off-air
> 9:00 Outside Story
> 9:30 off-air
> Noon Your Children, Our Children
> 12:30 off-air
> 1:00 Germany Live (from Deutsche Welle)
> 2:00 For All Practical Purposes
> 3:00 Newton's Apple

> 3:30 Drug-Use Prevention
> 4:00 French in Action
> 5:00 Candidates Forum on Children's Issues
> 6:00 Newscene: San Diego City College
> 6:30 Look at Learning
> 7:00 Real Estate Principles
> 8:00 Senior Lifestyles
> 9:00 Parent Hour
> 10:00 School & Sports Stars
> Mid. Mind Extension University
>
> Rainbow Channel (cable, carries some programs from various
> cable channels)
> 5:30 James Robison
> 6:00 Today in LA
> 7:00 Chinese World TV
> 8:00 Korean News
> 8:30 Comedy Hour (Korean)
> 9:00 Brothers
> 10:00 Marilyn Hickey

> 11:00 Niagara Ministries
> 1:00 Success N Life
> 2:00 Turning Point
> 3:30 Charting the Market
> 4:00 News (KNBC?)
> 5:00 Video Soul
> 7:00 Outlook on the Physically Challenged
> 7:30 Video Hook-Up
> 8:00 Club Dance
> 9:00 Miller & Company
> 10:00 Nashville Now
> 11:30 Phil Aguilar
> Mid. Real Videos
> 1:00 Dave Roever
> 1:30 Jeff & Reeni Fenholt
> 2:00 Inside Sport (religious show-don't let the title fool
> you)
> 2:30 Jeff & Julie Arguinzoni
> 3:00 Jay Sekulow
> 3:30 Manuel Bonilla
> 4:00 Get in Shape
> 4:30 100 Huntley Street
>
> Los Angeles
> * blacked out by Cox Cable
> KTLA 5-Ind
> 6:00 700 Club
> 7:00 Channel 5 Morning News
> 9:00 Joan Rivers
> 10:00 Bonanza*
> 11:00 Little House on the Prairie
> Noon Highway to Heaven
> 1:00 CHiPs
> 2:00 Magnum, PI
> 3:00 In the Heat of the Night*
> 4:00 Hunter*
> 5:00 Saved by the Bell (x2)
> 6:00 Full House*
> 7:00 Murphy Brown*
> 7:30 Cheers*
> 8:00 Movie "A Cry in the Night"
> 10:00 Channel 5 News at Ten
> 11:00 Cheers*
> 11:30 Designing Women*
> Mid. Taxi*
> 1:00 Channel 5 News at Ten (r)

> 2:00 Renegade
> 3:00 Movie "Heat Wave"
>
> KCOP 13-Ind
> 5:00 Webster
> 6:00 Widget
> 6:30 Tom & Jerry
> 7:00 Stunt Dawgs
> 8:30 James Bond Jr.
> 9:00 Tom & Jerry
> 9:30 Webster
> 10:00 Movie "A Room with a View"
> Noon Montel Williams
> 1:00 Richard Bey
> 2:00 Matlock
> 3:30 Rush Limbaugh
> 5:00 Cosby Show*
> 5:30 A Different World*
> 6:00 Roseanne

> 7:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation*
> 8:00 Movie "Power"
> 10:00 Real News
> 10:30 TBA
> 11:00 Arsenio Hall*
> Mid. Night Court*
> 12:30 Mama's Family
> 2:30 Movie "Broadway Danny Rose"
> 4:30 Benson
>
08-18-2005, 10:25 PM #8
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> Looking at the programming schedules, it should be thankful
> that Tribune bought Channel 69 in the mid-90s and invested a
> lot in programming. KUSI's programming back then is pretty

> similar to what KTLA and KCOP had at the time, but now KUSI
> is a like a poor-man's version of KCAL.
KTTY filed for Chapter 11 protection, then Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 1994. Tribune picked them up
in a heavily-bidded auction two years later (they were still operating in receivership at the time).
From the looks of their schedule they might have billed themselves as "San Diego's Movie
Station," but the lack of A- and B-grade movies probably did it in for them. Since then, Tribune
has invested a lot of money in signal and programming upgrades to what is now KSWB.
KUSI was programmed more like a traditional independent back then. Now, they have no
children's programming (except for the "three-hour rule" programs), and is programmed similar
to a New World-turned-FOX O&O, only without FOX.
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Was this the cartoon or Adam West Batman?
> from TV Guide

>
> San Diego/Tijuana
> XETV 6-Fox
> 6:00 Widget
> 6:30 Beetlejuice
> 7:00 Dennis the Menace
> 8:00 Tale Spin
> 8:30 Flintstones
> 9:00 I Love Lucy
> 10:00 I Love Lucy
> Noon Perry Mason
> 1:00 Family Ties
> 2:30 Merrie Melodies
> 3:00 Tom & Jerry Kids
> 3:30 Darkwing Duck
> 4:00 Goof Troop
> 4:30 Tiny Toon Adventures
> 5:00 Batman

> 6:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation
> 7:30 Cheers
> 8:00 America's Most Wanted
> 9:00 Sightings
> 9:30 Likely Suspects
> 10:30 Studs
> 11:00 Cheers
> 11:30 Arsenio Hall
> 12:30 Love Connection (x2)
> 1:30 Brothers
> 2:00 sign-off
>
> KFMB 8-CBS
> 5:00 CBS News Up to the Minute
> 6:00 News 8
> 7:00 This Morning
> 9:00 Family Feud Challenge
> Noon News 8

> 3:00 Golden Girls (x2)
> 4:00 You Bet Your Life
> 4:30 News 8
> 6:30 News 8
> 7:30 Hard Copy
> 8:00 Golden Palace
> 8:30 Major Dad
> 9:30 Bob
> 10:00 Picket Fences
> 11:00 News 8
> 11:30 Dark Justice
> 12:35 Kids in the Hall
> 2:05 sign-off
>
> KGTV 10-ABC
> 5:00 ABC World News Now
> 6:30 10 News

> 10:00 Inside San Diego
> 11:30 10 News
> 3:00 Maury Povich
> 5:00 10 News
> 6:30 10 News
> 8:00 Family Matters
> 8:30 Step by Step
> 9:00 Dinosaurs
> 9:30 Camp Wilder
> 10:00 20/20
> 11:00 10 News
> 11:30 Nightline
> Mid. A Current Affair
> 1:00 sign-off
>
> XEWT 12-Televisa

> 7:00 Notivisa
> 9:00 Dulce Desafio
> 10:00 Pelicula "Alicia en el pais de las maravillas"
> Noon Pobre Juventud
> 1:00 BraveStarr
> 1:30 Popeye
> 2:00 Revancha
> 3:00 Un Solo Corazon
> 4:00 Secretas Intenciones
> 5:00 Muchachitas
> 6:00 En Exculsiva
> 6:30 Notivisa
> 7:00 Encadenados
> 8:00 Pelicula "Buscando el culpable"
> 10:00 Notivisa
> 11:00 Sin Fronteras
> 11:30 Twin Peaks
> 12:30 Unsolved Mysteries
> 1:30 Notivisa
> 2:00 sign-off
>
> KPBS 15-PBS
> 6:15 AM Weather
> 7:00 Sesame Street (x2)

> 9:30 Lamb Chop's Play ALong
> 10:00 Shiny Time Station
> 10:30 Magic of Acrylic
> 11:00 Quilt in a Day
> 11:30 Health Smart Gourmet Cooking
> Noon Listening to America
> 1:00 Nova
> 2:00 Nature
> 4:00 QED
> 5:30 Carmen Sandiego
> 6:00 Are You Being Served?
> 7:00 MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour
> 8:00 Washington Week in Review
> 9:00 America's Political Parties
> 10:00 Democracy in Action
> 11:30 Club Date
> Mid. sign-off
>
> KBNT 19-Univision
> 6:30 Tesoro del Saber
> 7:00 Mujer...Casas de la Vida Real
> 7:30 Tu o Nadie
> 8:00 Hablando
> 8:30 Cucina Crisco
> 9:00 Lo Mejor de Chesperito
> 10:30 Papa Soltero!
> 11:00 Luz y Sombra
> Noon Al Mediodia
> 1:00 Pasion y Poder
> 2:00 Teresa
> 3:00 Cuando Llega El Amor
> 4:00 Cristina
> 5:00 Noticias y Mas
> 6:00 Programacion Comercial
> 7:00 Baila Conmigo
> 8:00 Maria Mercedes
> 9:00 Cara Sucia
> 10:00 Portada
> 11:30 Hollywood de Noche

> 12:30 Y Vero America Va!
> 1:30 sign-off
>
> XHAS 33-Telemundo
> 7:00 Telemunequitos
> 8:30 Buford Files & Galloping Ghost
> 9:00 Roque Santiero
> 10:00 Pelicula "El hombre y la bestia"
> Noon Club Telemundo
> 1:00 Pelicula "Guadalajara en verano"
> 3:00 Maria Laria
> 4:00 Princesa
> 5:00 Ocurrio Asi
> 6:00 Amo y Senor
> 7:00 Marielena
> 8:00 Mundo de Fieras
> 9:00 Pelicula "Halloween"
> 11:30 Pelicula "Mala herbe nunca muere"
> 1:30 sign-off
>
> KNSD 39-NBC

> 7:00 Today
> 9:00 Sally Jessy Raphael
> 10:00 Vicki!
> 11:00 Jenny Jones
> Noon Santa Barbara
> 3:00 Phil Donahue
> 4:00 1st News at 4
> 6:30 Murphy Brown
> 7:30 Jeopardy!
> 8:00 Final Appeal
> 8:30 What Happened?
> 9:00 One Minute to Midnight: The Real Story of the Cuban
> Missile Crisis
> 1:35 Friday Night Videos

>
> KUSI 51-Ind
> 6:30 Swans Crossing
> 7:00 Captain N & the Video Gamemasters
> 8:00 Casper
> 8:30 Tom & Jerry
> 9:00 Joan Rivers
> 10:00 Geraldo
> Noon Infatuation
> 1:30 Head of the Class
> 2:00 Brady Bunch
> 2:30 Tom & Jerry
> 3:00 Stunt Dawgs
> 4:30 Camp Candy
> 5:00 Hogan Family
> 5:30 Full House
> 6:00 Cosby Show
> 6:30 A Different World

> 7:00 Roseanne
> 8:00 Geraldo
> 9:00 Matlock
> 10:00 KUSI News
> 11:00 Whoopi Goldberg
> 11:30 Night Court
> Mid. Magnum, PI
> 1:00 Movie "The Cowboys"
> 3:00 sign-off
>
> KTTY 69-Ind
> 6:00 Ag Day
> 7:00 Morris Cerullo
> 7:30 Jeffersons
> 8:30 What's Up, San Diego?
> 10:00 700 Club
> Noon Movie "Portrait of an Escort"
> 2:00 Remington Steele
> 3:00 A-Team

> 4:00 Wild Wild West
> 5:00 Knight Rider
> 7:00 In the Heat of the Night
> 8:00 Movie "They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!"
> 10:15 Movie "Creepshow 2"
> Mid. Movie "The Prey"
> 1:30 Protectors
> 2:00 Movie "Farewell to the Planet of the Apes"
>
> ITV Learning Channel (cable)
> 5:00 Mind Extension University
> 6:30 Jobs in Education
> 7:00 off-air
> 9:00 Outside Story
> 9:30 off-air
> Noon Your Children, Our Children
> 12:30 off-air
> 1:00 Germany Live (from Deutsche Welle)
> 2:00 For All Practical Purposes
> 3:00 Newton's Apple
> 3:30 Drug-Use Prevention

> 5:00 Candidates Forum on Children's Issues
> 6:00 Newscene: San Diego City College
> 6:30 Look at Learning
> 7:00 Real Estate Principles
> 8:00 Senior Lifestyles
> 9:00 Parent Hour
> 10:00 School & Sports Stars
> Mid. Mind Extension University
>
> Rainbow Channel (cable, carries some programs from various
> cable channels)
> 6:00 Today in LA
> 7:00 Chinese World TV
> 8:00 Korean News
> 8:30 Comedy Hour (Korean)
> 9:00 Brothers
> 11:00 Niagara Ministries

> 2:00 Turning Point
> 3:30 Charting the Market
> 4:00 News (KNBC?)
> 5:00 Video Soul
> 7:00 Outlook on the Physically Challenged
> 7:30 Video Hook-Up
> 8:00 Club Dance
> 9:00 Miller & Company
> 11:30 Phil Aguilar
> Mid. Real Videos
> 1:00 Dave Roever
> 1:30 Jeff & Reeni Fenholt
> 2:00 Inside Sport (religious show-don't let the title fool
> you)
> 2:30 Jeff & Julie Arguinzoni
> 3:00 Jay Sekulow
> 3:30 Manuel Bonilla
> 4:00 Get in Shape
> 4:30 100 Huntley Street
>
> Los Angeles
> * blacked out by Cox Cable

> KTLA 5-Ind
> 6:00 700 Club
> 7:00 Channel 5 Morning News
> 9:00 Joan Rivers
> 10:00 Bonanza*
> Noon Highway to Heaven
> 1:00 CHiPs
> 2:00 Magnum, PI
> 3:00 In the Heat of the Night*
> 4:00 Hunter*
> 5:00 Saved by the Bell (x2)
> 6:00 Full House*
> 7:00 Murphy Brown*
> 7:30 Cheers*
> 8:00 Movie "A Cry in the Night"
> 10:00 Channel 5 News at Ten
> 11:00 Cheers*
> 11:30 Designing Women*
> Mid. Taxi*
> 1:00 Channel 5 News at Ten (r)
> 2:00 Renegade
> 3:00 Movie "Heat Wave"

>
> KCOP 13-Ind
> 5:00 Webster
> 6:00 Widget
> 6:30 Tom & Jerry
> 7:00 Stunt Dawgs
> 8:30 James Bond Jr.
> 9:00 Tom & Jerry
> 9:30 Webster
> 10:00 Movie "A Room with a View"
> Noon Montel Williams
> 1:00 Richard Bey
> 2:00 Matlock
> 3:30 Rush Limbaugh
> 5:00 Cosby Show*
> 6:00 Roseanne
> 7:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation*

> 10:00 Real News
> 10:30 TBA
> 11:00 Arsenio Hall*
> Mid. Night Court*
> 12:30 Mama's Family
> 2:30 Movie "Broadway Danny Rose"
> 4:30 Benson
>
08-19-2005, 09:45 AM #10
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> Was this the cartoon or Adam West Batman?
>
>
> > San Diego/Tijuana
> > XETV 6-Fox

> > 5:00 Batman
AFAIK this would have been the cartoon version- there was a syndicated Batman cartoon around
this time IIRC.
> Could you please post weekend listings from October 17-18
> 1992?
Will try to get them up sometime within the next week or so.
08-19-2005, 01:28 PM #12
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Do I HAVE to say this AGAIN?
People, people, people ...
When replying in the schedule threads PLEASE edit out any part of a schedule that you
are not commenting on. If you don't know how to edit out quoted text in the reply window, e-
mail me offline and I will try to help you.
This last post was ridiculous. Asking a question and then requoting the entire schedule? I, for
one, refuse to re-read the entire schedule just to find what the poster was asking about.
It is not only good netiquette to trim quoted material, on this board it is pretty much essential. I
hope for (and expect) greater efforts on your collective parts to do so.
Thank You (and Thank You-DT).______________

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Re: Do I HAVE to say this AGAIN?
Excuse me, but I put my postings on top of the message. Any thing wrong about
that?
> People, people, people ...
>
> When replying in the schedule threads PLEASE edit out any
> part of a schedule that you are not commenting on. If you
> don't know how to edit out quoted text in the reply window,
> e-mail me offline and I will try to help you.

>
> This last post was ridiculous. Asking a question and then
> requoting the entire schedule? I, for one, refuse to
> re-read the entire schedule just to find what the poster was
> asking about.
>
> It is not only good netiquette to trim quoted material, on
> this board it is pretty much essential. I hope for (and
> expect) greater efforts on your collective parts to do so.
>
> Thank You (and Thank You-DT).
>
08-19-2005, 09:34 PM #14
KMRichards
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> Excuse me, but I put my postings on top of the message. Any
> thing wrong about
> that?
Yes. It became necessary to scroll through the rest of the quoted area to find the portion of the
listings you were referring to.
Learn to edit quoted text, please.______________


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> > Excuse me, but I put my postings on top of the message.
> Any
> > thing wrong about
> > that?
>
> Yes. It became necessary to scroll through the rest of the
> quoted area to find the portion of the listings you were
> referring to.
>
> Learn to edit quoted text, please.
>
Don't forget about bandwidth waste, too.
Retro: Atlanta Saturday, August 25, 1979
run from 7 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
6:30 Movie: "Tarzan's Desert Mystery"
8:30 Fantastic Four
10:30 Super 2
11 AM Fred And Barney
11:30 Jetsons
12 N News
12:30 Dialogue
1 PM Tarzan
2 PM Baseball: Cincinnati Reds at
New York Mets
5 PM Odd Couple (time approximate)
5:30 Wild Kingdom
6 PM News
6:30 Saturday Extra
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM CHiPs
9 PM NFL Preseason Game: Pittsburgh
Steelers at Dallas Cowboys
2 AM Movie: "George!"
4 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM 4-H Hour
Machine
12 N News
12:30 Kidsworld
1 PM Ark II
2 PM Fat Albert
2:30 NFL Great Teams/Great Years
3 PM Soul Train
4 PM Football Highlights (no details)
4:30 CBS Sports Spectacular (Sarasota

Open bowling and NHRA Supernationals)
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Muppet Show
8 PM Bad News Bears
8:30 The 416th (busted pilot)
9 PM CBS Movie: "Rio Lobo"
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Groundstar Conspiracy"
1:30 Marcus Welby, M.D.
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
5:30 Soccer Made In Germany
6:30 Dancing Disco
7 PM The Traveler
7:30 To Your Health
8 PM David Susskind
10 PM Movie: "Miranda"
11:30 Movie: "Doctor At Large"
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Ebony Journal
8 AM Fangface
10 AM Superfriends
11:30 Kids Are People Too
12:30 NASL Soccer: Philadelphia
Fury at Tampa Bay Rowdies
3 PM World Cup Track And Field
Championships (time approximate)
5 PM Wide World Of Sports (Little League
World Series championship game)
6:30 News (time approximate)
7 PM Jack Van Impe
7:30 11 Alive Responds
8 PM Carol Burnett And Company
9 PM Hart To Hart (TV-movie pilot)
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Duffy"
1:30 Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea
2:30 ABC News
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)

8 AM Ultraman
9 AM Star Trek
10 AM Movie: "Can-Can"
1 PM Movie: "Missile Monsters"
2:30 Movie: "On Any Sunday"
4:30 Rat Patrol
5 PM American Angler
5:30 This Week In Baseball
6 PM Georgia Championship Wrestling
8 PM Hee Haw Honeys
9 PM NFL Preseason Football: Atlanta
Falcons vs. Green Bay Packers
at Milwaukee
12 M Maverick (time approximate)
1 AM Juke Box
1:30 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
3 AM Movie: "One Russian Summer"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
11 AM 1979 Drum Corps International
Championships
4 PM The Advocates
5 PM All-Star Soccer
6 PM Up Front
6:30 Another Voice
7 PM Grand Ole Opry I
10:15 Grand Ole Opry II
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
9:25 Love Train
9:55 Georgia Farm Monitor
10:25 Sister Reese
10:55 News
11 AM Gospel Spotlight
11:30 Step Of Faith
12 N Space Academy (pre-empted on
Ch. 5)
12:30 Roller Superstars
1:30 Wrestling
2:30 Movie: "Doomed To Die"
4 PM Southern Sportsman
4:30 Fishing (nothing else given)
5 PM Wrestling
6 PM Country Serenade
6:30 Journey To Adventure
7 PM Moon Man Connection

8 PM Moment Of Truth
8:30 PTL Club
10:30 Soap Factory Disco
11 PM Disco Music Awards
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM Popeye & Friends
8 AM Tom & Jerry
9 AM The Hulk
9:30 Captain America
10 AM Superman
10:30 Batman
11 AM Lone Ranger
11:30 Rifleman (2 episodes)
12:30 The Virginian
2 PM Bonanza
3 PM Laramie
4 PM Big Valley
5 PM Alias Smith And Jones
6 PM Movie: "Tom Thumb"
8 PM Harvester Hour
9 PM Best Of The 700 Club
10 PM Faith That Lives
10:30 The Lesson

11 PM Fellowship Hour
Retro: San Diego Sat/Sun Oct 17/18,1992 (pt 1)
from TV Guide
Part 1: SD/TJ broadcast stations
XETV 6-Fox
SAT 6:00 DuckTales (x2)
7:00 Bobby's World
7:30 Dog City
8:30 Taz-Mania
9:00 Plucky Duck
9:30 Eek the Cat
10:00 Super Dave (cartoon version)
10:30 George of the Jungle
11:00 Perry Mason
Noon WWF Wrestling
1:00 Movie "D.A.R.Y.L."
3:00 Rockford Files
4:00 American Gladiators
5:00 Renegade
6:00 Star Trek
7:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation (Scotty appears)
8:00 Cops (x2)

9:00 Code 3 (x2)
11:00 Cheers
11:30 Arsenio Hall
12:30 Comic Strip Live
1:30 Brothers
2:00 sign-off
SUN 6:00 DuckTales (x3)
7:30 World Tomorrow
8:00 Know Your Bible
8:30 Aspire
10:00 Coral Ridge
10:30 Lifestyle Magazine
11:00 Hour of Power
Noon Tijuana: Window to the South
12:30 Sport Fishing
1:00 Columbo
2:30 Prime Suspect
3:00 Rockford Files
4:00 Street Justice
5:00 Star Trek
7:00 Great Scott!
7:30 Ben Stiller

8:00 In Living Color
8:30 Roc
9:30 Herman's Head
10:00 Flying Blind
10:30 Woops! (that's how it's spelled)
Mid. Renegade
1:00 Street Justice
2:00 sign-off
KFMB 8-CBS
SAT6:00 Voice of Agriculture
6:30 Look at Learning
7:00 CBS Saturday Morning
10:00 Back to the Future
10:30 Raw Toonage
11:00 Sea-Monkeys
11:30 Mother Goose & Grimmy
Noon Edison Twins
12:30 Movie "Annihilator"
2:30 This is the NFL
3:00 NFL's Hungriest Men of the 90s

4:00 M*A*S*H (x2)
5:00 World Series-Game 1
9:30 Golden Girls
10:00 Wiseguy
11:00 News 8
11:30 Wiseguy
12:30 Hunter
2:00 sign-off
SUN 6:00 Fievel's American Tails
6:30 Romper Room
7:00 Edison Twins
7:30 Feed the Children
9:30 NFL Today
10:00 NFL: Philadelphia @ Washington
1:00 NFL: Atlanta @ San Francisco
4:00 M*A*S*H (x2)
8:30 60 Minutes
9:30 Money Wise
10:00 Hunter
11:00 News 8

Mid. T.J. Hooker
KGTV 10-ABC
SAT 7:00 Winnie the Pooh
7:30 Land of the Lost
8:00 COW-Boys of Moo Mesa
8:30 Darkwing Duck
9:00 Goof Troop
9:30 Addams Family
10:00 Bugs Bunny & Tweety (x2)
11:00 Extremists
11:30 PAC-10 College Football Preview
Noon College Football: UCLA @ Washington State
3:30 College Football: California @ USC
7:00 10 News
7:30 Rush Limbaugh
8:00 Ross Perot (political program)
9:00 ABC News Special: Cuban Missile Crisis
11:00 10 News
11:30 Comedy Showcase
12:30 In Concert
1:30 sign-off
SUN 6:30 Sunday Focus

7:00 It is Written
7:30 Let God Love You
8:00 Ever Increasing Faith
9:00 In Touch Ministries
10:00 Home Again
10:30 This Week
Noon ZooLife with Jack Hanna
2:00 Star Search
3:00 Movie "Perry Mason: The Case of the Lady in the Lake"
5:00 10 News
6:00 National Geographic: On Assignment
7:00 Life Goes On
8:00 America's Funniest Home Videos
8:30 America's Funniest People
9:00 Movie "When Harry Met Sally..."
11:00 10 News
11:30 San Diego Sportsweek
XEWT 12-Televisa
SAT 7:00 Odisea Burbujas
8:00 Charlie Brown

8:30 Grupo Especial Gorila
9:00 Pink Panther
9:30 Tom & Jerry
10:00 Count Duckula
10:30 Flintstones
11:00 Pelicula "Pepito, as del volante"
1:00 Chespirito
2:00 Pelicula "Las momias de Guanajuato" (starring Blue Demon)
4:00 Untouchables
8:00 Pelicula "Ay Chihuahua, no te rajes!"
10:00 Boxeo
Mid. Pelicula "Juego peligroso"
2:00 sign-off
SUN 7:00 Inco
7:30 Culturas en Movimiento
8:00 Flintstones
9:00 Futbol
11:00 Lucha Libre
Noon Pelicula "Pelea de fondo"
2:00 Pelicula "Los asistontos"
4:00 Lucha Libre

8:00 En Exclusiva
8:30 Sin Fronteras
9:00 Pelicula "Lobos, criaturas del infierno"
11:00 Planeta
1:00 sign-off
KPBS 15-PBS
SAT 7:00 Sesame Street (x2)
9:30 Netwon's Apple
10:30 Today's Gourmet
11:00 Victory Garden
Noon Hometime
1:00 Sandbaggers
2:00 Space Age
4:30 Building California's Workforce
5:30 San Diego Week
6:00 Seniors Speak Out
7:00 Lawrence Welk

8:00 Astronomers
9:00 De Medici Kitchen Culinary Journey
10:00 Columbus' Magnificent Voyage
1:00 sign-off
SUN 7:00 Sesame Street (x3)
10:30 Behind the Scenes
11:00 World of Abnormal Psychology
Noon Conversations with California Senate Candidates
1:00 Mystery!
4:00 Sandbaggers
5:00 Nova
6:00 GhostWriter
7:30 California's Gold
8:00 Nature
10:30 The Presidency: Light Side Up
11:00 Technopolitics
Mid. sign-off
KBNT 19-Univision
SAT 6:00 Noticiero Univision

7:00 Cristina
8:00 Christian Science Presents
10:00 Show de Xuxa
11:30 Carrusel
Noon Portada
1:00 Johnny Canales
2:00 Telemusica
3:30 Una Vez Anualmente...Para Toda una Vida
4:00 Super Sabado Sensacional
6:00 Lo Mejor de Noticias y Mas
7:00 Sabado Gigante
10:30 Boxeo
12:15 Paul Rodriguez
1:15 sign-off
SUN 6:00 Noticiero Univision
7:00 Lo Mejor de Noticias y Mas
7:30 Nuestra Familia
8:00 Santa Misa
8:30 Foro 19
9:00 Fama y Fortuna
9:30 Temas y Debates

10:00 Show de Xuxa
11:30 Carrusel
Noon Chespirito
1:00 Domingo Deportivo (World Cup Soccer: Bermuda v El Salvador)
4:00 Pelicula "Pancho Cachuchas"
6:00 Desde Hollywood
7:00 Buscando Estrellas
8:00 Emmanuel
11:30 Titulares Deportivos
Mid. Pelicula "Maldita miseria"
1:35 sign-off
XHAS 33-Telemundo
SAT 8:00 Nubeluz (2-2h shows)
Noon Lucha Libre de WWF
1:00 MTV Internacional
2:00 Pelicula "No es bueno que el hombre este solo"
4:00 Telemundo del Deporte
6:00 Lo Mejor de Las Mojores
7:00 Pelicula "Los caciques"
9:00 Pelicula "Tres lancheros muy picudos"
11:00 Pelicula "Bestia nocturna"
1:00 sign-off
SUN 8:00 Kolitas
10:30 TBA
11:00 Creer es Poser
11:30 Ayer, Hoy y Manana
Noon Luchando por Sobrevivir
1:00 Geovision
1:30 Linea America
2:00 Pelicula "La bien amada"
4:00 Futbol
6:00 MTV Internacional
7:00 Pelicula "Ya puedes ser mi mujer"
9:00 Festival de la Juventud desde Disneyland
11:00 Pelicula "La venida del rey Olmos"
1:00 Pelicula "La guerra del cerdo"
3:00 sign-off
KNSD 39-NBC
SAT 5:00 NBC News Nightside
5:30 Ag-USA
6:00 Captain Planet
6:30 News for Kids
7:00 Saturday Today
9:30 California Dreams

10:30 Name Your Adventure
11:00 Double Up
11:30 Captain Planet
Noon Horse Racing: Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe
1:00 Tennis: ATP Senior Tour Championships
3:00 Movie "The Betty Ford Story"
5:00 Dear John
6:00 News San Diego
6:30 Murphy Brown
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Here & Now
8:30 Out All Night
9:00 Empty Nest
9:30 Nurses
10:00 Sisters
1:00 Uptown Comedy Club
2:00 Night Flight
4:00 sign-off
SUN 5:30 Commercial Program
6:00 Sunday Today

7:00 Meet the Press
8:00 San Diego Headliners
8:30 Money Matters
9:00 Chargers Today
9:30 NFL Live
10:00 NFL: Chargers @ Indianapolis
1:00 Life Choices with Erie Chapman
1:30 Emergency Call
2:00 New WKRP in Cincinnati
2:30 Roggin's Heroes
3:00 Legend of Notre Dame Football
4:00 Sportswrap
5:00 Dear John
6:00 News San Diego
6:30 New WKRP in Cincinnati
7:00 I Witness Video
8:00 Movie "Danielle Steele's 'Jewels' (pt 1)
1:00 News San Diego
1:30 sign-off
KUSI 51-Ind
SAT 6:00 GI Joe
6:30 Beakman's World
7:00 Wizard of Oz
7:30 King Arthur & the Knights of Justice
8:00 Harry & the Hendersons
8:30 Sanford & Son
9:00 Jeffersons
9:30 Amen
10:00 Baywatch
11:00 Soul Train
Noon Movie "The Delphi Bureau"
2:00 Movie "A Covenant with Death"
5:00 Baywatch
6:00 Hogan Family
6:30 Full House
7:00 Roseanne
8:00 Movie "Dead of Winter"
10:00 KUSI News
11:00 Night Court
11:30 Magnum, PI
12:30 Movie "The DI"
2:30 sign-off
SUN 6:00 Voyages of Gulliver
6:30 Around the World in Eighty Dreams

7:00 Conan the Adventurer
7:30 Mr. Bogus
8:00 Yo, Yogi!
8:30 Adventures of Don Coyote & Sancho Panda
9:00 Young Robin Hood
9:30 Pirates of Dark Water
10:00 Winnie the Pooh: A Day for Eeyore
10:30 Winnie the Pooh: Honey Pot Robbery
11:00 Adventures with Mickey
Noon Beakman's World
12:30 Why Didn't I Think of That?
1:00 Movie "Doc Savage-The Man of Bronze"
3:00 Movie "The Boston Strangler"
7:00 Highlander
8:00 Movie "The Candidate"
10:00 KUSI News
11:00 San Diego People
11:30 Magnum, PI
12:30 Apollo Comedy Hour
1:30 sign-off
KTTY 69-Ind
SAT 5:00 Classic Country

6:30 Little Mermaid
7:00 Christian Science Presents
Noon Candid Kids' Club
1:00 Movie "Night of the Comet"
3:00 Knights & Warriors
4:00 It's Showtime at the Apollo
5:00 Knight Rider
6:00 Simon & Simon
7:00 Sweating Bullets
8:00 Movie "Good Guys Wear Black"
10:00 Movie "Kill & Kill Again"
Mid. Movie "Snatched"
2:00 Movie "Galaxina"
3:30 Movie "The Man Who Could Talk to Kids"
SUN 5:00 Classic Country
6:00 Wild, Wild World of Animals
7:00 Pastor Han
11:00 Movie "Return to Mayberry"
1:00 Movie "The Pleasure of His Company"

3:30 Travel Travel
4:00 Bob Newhart (x2)
5:00 Hee Haw Silver
7:00 Ed Sullivan
8:00 Movie "Masquerade"
10:00 Movie "Matewan"
12:30 sign-off
Retro: San Diego Sat/Sun Oct 17/18, 1992 (pt 2)
from TV Guide
Part 2: LA superstations and local cable channels
* LA programs blacked out on Cox Cable
KTLA Los Angeles
SAT 5:00 Monkees (x2)
6:00 Weekend Gallery
6:30 Pacesetters
7:00 Real News for Kids
8:00 Brady Bunch (x2)
9:00 New Leave It to Beaver (x2)
10:30 Second Generation

11:00 Soul Train
Noon Brady Bunch (x2)
1:00 Happy Days (x2)
2:00 Designing Women (x2)*
3:00 Movie "Send Me No Flowers"
5:00 Movie "Earthquake"
8:00 Renegade
9:00 Street Justice
10:40 Sportspage
11:00 Cheers*
11:30 Columbo
1:40 Sportspage
2:00 Movie "Auntie Mame"
SUN 5:00 Monkees (x2)
6:00 Weekend Gallery
6:30 Making It: Minority Success Stories
7:00 Brady Bunch (x2)
8:00 Punky Brewster (x2)
9:00 Out of This World (x2)
10:00 Movie "Send Me No Flowers"
Noon Brady Bunch (x2)
2:00 Designing Women (x2)*

3:00 Movie "Lover Come Back"
5:00 Movie "Little House: The Last Farewell"
7:00 What About Tomorrow? Battling Breast Cancer
8:00 Movie "Heat Wave"
10:40 Sportspage
11:00 Cheers*
11:30 Highlander
12:30 Pacesetters
1:00 Apollo Comedy Hour
2:40 Sportspage
3:00 Movie "Matilda"
KCOP Los Angeles
SAT 5:00 Benson
5:30 Webster
6:00 LA Kids
Noon Mama's Family (x2)
1:00 Movie "Perfect Witness"
3:00 Movie "Hot Pursuit"
5:00 Movie "About Last Night"
7:00 Catwalk
8:00 Baywatch
9:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation*
10:00 Real News
10:30 Night Court
11:00 Arsenio Hall*
Mid. Star Trek*
2:30 Movie "How to Murder Your Wife"
4:30 Benson
SUN 5:00 Webster (x2)
6:00 Sport Fishing
6:30 Casper
7:00 Tom & Jerry
8:00 Young Robin Hood
8:30 Pirates of Dark Water
9:30 Mr. Bogus
10:00 Wizard of Oz
10:30 Gulliver's Travels
11:00 Around the World in Eighty Dreams
Noon Tom & Jerry
1:00 Mama's Family (x2)
2:00 Movie "By Dawn's Early Light"
4:00 Movie "Deep Star Six"
6:00 Movie "The Big Chill"

8:00 National Geographic (x2)
10:00 Night Court
10:30 Real News
11:00 Sweating Bullets
Mid. Commercial Programs
2:00 Webster
2:30 Benson
3:00 sign-off
ITV Learning Channel
SAT 5:00 Mind Extension University
9:00 Conversemos
11:00 Faces of Culture
Noon Sociological Imagination
1:00 Government by Consent
2:00 Humanities Through the Arts
3:00 Something Ventured: Small Business Management
5:00 Economics U$A
6:00 Western Tradition
7:00 Against All Odds: Inside Statistics

8:00 Project Universe
9:00 Voices & Visions
10:00 Mechanical Universe
11:00 Let's Learn Japanese
SUN 5:00 Mind Extension University
9:00 Real Estate Principles
Noon Germany Live
1:00 School & Sports Stars
1:30 Testwise
2:00 Candidate Forums on Children's Issues
3:00 Economic Future & Education
4:00 Senior Lifestyles
5:00 Institute on aging
6:30 EcoNews
7:00 Cable Review
8:00 Planet Earth
9:00 Parent Hour
10:00 Voices & Visions
11:00 Germany Live
Rainbow Channel
SAT 5:30 SuperBook
6:00 TBA
6:30 Cam TV
7:00 Cambodian TV
8:00 Truyen Hinh To Do
8:30 Vietnam Performing Arts
9:30 Festival
10:00 Hear Kitty, Kitty
10:30 Silent Network Special
11:00 Namaste America
Noon Sharon Cuneta
1:00 TBA
1:30 Arabic Music Television
2:00 The Message
2:30 Islam
3:00 TBA
3:30 India Impact
4:00 Arab-American TV
5:00 Horizon
8:00 News Magazine
8:30 Soko Ga Shiritai
9:30 Japanese Popular Songs
10:00 Yoru Mo Itushoukenmei
10:30 Music Fair

11:00 News
12:30 Praise the Lord
3:00 Karl Strader
4:00 Rod Parsley
SUN 5:00 John Hagee Today
6:00 Harvest Time
6:30 TBA
7:00 Full Gospel World Mission
7:30 Hope Hour
8:00 Day of Salvation
8:30 Faith for Today
9:00 Shadetree Mechanic
9:30 Celebrity Outdoors
10:00 NASCAR: Grand National Winston Classic
Noon Road Test Magazine
12:30 NHRA Today
1:00 Inside Winston Cup Racing
1:30 Winners
3:30 NHRA Drag Racing: Chief Auto Parts Nationals
4:00 News
5:30 Ever Increasing Faith
6:30 Gourmet Heaven
7:00 Sunday Hour

8:00 Shinsekai Kiko
9:00 Sunday Theater
11:00 News
11:30 Sunday Night Sports
Mid. Praise the Lord
2:00 Love Special
2:30 Hal Lindsey at the Telestai Christian Center
3:30 Benny Hinn
4:00 Joseph Good
4:30 Meadowlark Lemon
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> from TV Guide
>
> Part 2: LA superstations and local cable channels

>
> Rainbow Channel
> SUN
> 3:30 NHRA Drag Racing: Chief Auto Parts Nationals
> 4:00 News
I take it that TNN's drag racing was joined and/or left in progress. I don't believe there are any
NHRA races that are a half-hour long.
Retro:Pittsburgh area small market stations Prime Time Monday May 12, 1958
Johnstown Pa.
6 WJAC All Networks
56 WARD ABC CBS (Network shows listed only)
Clarksburg, W VA
12 WBOY NBC ABC
Altoona, Pa.
10 WFBG CBS ABC
Wheeling W. Va
7 WTRF NBC ABC

Steubenville, Ohio
9 WSTV CBS ABC
Monday May 12, 1958
7:30
6-12 Price Is Right-Cullen-COLOR
7 Ozzie And Harriet ABC (Thursdays)
9-10 Robin Hood
56 To Be Announced
8PM
6-7 Restless Gun
9-10 Burns And Allen
12 Frankie Laine-Synd.
8:30
6-7-12 Wells Fargo
9-10-56 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts
9PM
6-7 Twenty-One
9-56 Voice Of Firestone-ABC
10 Danny Thomas Show
12 Tombstone Territory
9:30
6-7 Goodyear Theater
9 December Bride
10-56 Top Tunes/New Talent-Lawrence Welk-ABC
12 Janet Dean
10PM
6-7-12 Suspicion
9 Studio One
10:30
10 December Bride (Week Delay)
11PM
6-7-9-10-12 News
11:15
6 20th Century Fox Hour
7 Jack Paar
11:20
10 World's Best Movies-Bride by Mistake 1944
12 Jack Paar
12:20
9 News
12:45
10 Thought For The Day
Notes:
Channels 6 7 and 12 seem to be Primary NBC
9 and 10 CBS
several stations had some ABC shows because Pittsburgh did not have a full ABC affiliate till later
in 1958 (WTAE-4)
Source:Pittsburgh TV Guide
08-22-2005, 03:12 AM #2
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Re: Retro:Pittsburgh area small market stations Prime Time Monday May 12, 1958
Tim Lones takes us back to markets near (but not including) Pittsburgh on May 12th, 1958:
> 10:30
> 10 December Bride (Week Delay)

Although it aired the previous week in most of the country, there were ways that a filmed show
could air on a local station later on the same evening that it was seen on the network.
In 1958, lots of local TV stations got their first VTR's in 1958, and could have taped the network
feed of a show, rewound it, re-cued it, and aired it one hour after the rest of the network
broadcast it.
Or, a network could send the local affiliate a print of that week's episode, including network
spots. It's my understanding that until tape became quite common at local TV stations, networks
would often send prints of filmed shows if they could not air them when fed by the network.
As poor in picture quality as kinescope recordings of live shows sometimes were, I would think a
kine of a film show was much worse.Edited by
Joseph_Gallant on 08/22/05 09:45 PM.
08-22-2005, 11:41 AM #3
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Re: Retro:Pittsburgh area small market stations Prime Time Monday May 12, 1958
> Tim Lones takes us back to markets near (but not including)
> Pittsburgh on May 12th, 1958:
>
> > 10:30
> > 10 December Bride (Week Delay)
>
> Maybe not.
>
> If WFBG-10 had gotten a videotape machine by this time (lots

> of local TV stations got their first VTR's in 1958), they
> could have taped the network feed of "December Bride" at
> 9:30 P.M., rewound it, re-cued it, and aired it at 10:30.
>
> Or, CBS may have sent WFBG a print of that week's episode,
> including network spots. It's my understanding that until
> tape became quite common at local TV stations, networks
> would often send prints of filmed shows if they could not
> air them when fed by the network.
>
> As poor in picture quality as kinescope recordings of live
> shows sometimes were, I would think a kine of a film show
> was much worse.
Joseph:
While your theory might be possible, there is a large hole in it..December Bride according to
http://www.getty.net/texts/tv-48-66.txt (1957-58-Monday Night) was shown on CBS Network
Mondays at 9:30 (2 KDKA Pittsburgh 9 WSTV Steubenville and 27 WKBN Youngstown) and was a
different episode than WFBG showed at 10:30. which would lead me to believe that the 9:30
episode was the "live" network feed and 10:30 was the week delay.
Retro:Pittsburgh area Prime Time Tuesday May 13, 1958
Johnstown Pa.
6 WJAC All Networks

Clarksburg, W VA
12 WBOY NBC ABC
Altoona, Pa.
10 WFBG CBS ABC
Wheeling W. Va
7 WTRF NBC ABC
Steubenville, Ohio
9 WSTV CBS ABC
Pittsburgh
2 KDKA CBS-ABC
11 WIIC NBC
13 WQED NET
Youngstown
21 WFMJ NBC
27 WKBN CBS
45 WKST ABC
7:30
2-9-10-27-56 Name That Tune

6 Harbor Command-Synd.
7-12-21 Treasure Hunt
11 Ozzie And Harriet-ABC (Wednesdays)
13 Action At Law
45 Sugarfoot-ABC
8PM
2 Phil Silvers
6-7-11-12-21 Eddie Fisher-COLOR
9-27 Mr. Adams And Eve (CBS Fridays 9PM)
10 Frank Sinatra-ABC
13 Mathematics
56 To Be Announced
8:30
2 O Henry Playhouse
9 Wingo-CBS
10 Wyatt Earp-ABC
13 Advanced Shorthand
27 San Francisco Beat-Synd.
45 Our Miss Brooks
9PM
2 Studio 57
6-7-11-21 McGraw
9-10-27-56 To Tell The Truth
12 O Henry Playhouse
13 Understanding the Stock Market
45 Broken Arrow-ABC
9:30
2 Red Skelton-COLOR-CBS Network Feed
6-7-11-12-21 Bob Cummings
9 Racket Squad-Syndication
10 Richard Diamond-CBS
13 Ideas And Ideals
45 Pantomime Quiz-ABC
10PM
2-9-10-27-56 Phil Silvers On Broadway-Special
6-7-11-12-21 Californians
13 Sense Of Poetry
45 West Point-Syndicated
10:30
6 Alfred Hitchcock (Sundays, CBS)
7 Boots And Saddles-Syndicated
11 Big Story-Synd.
12 Sea Hunt
13 Briefing Session
21 Charlie Chan
45 Starlite Theater-Green Hell 1940
11PM
2-6-7-9-10-11-12-21-27 News
11:15
2 Gateway Studio:You Cant Escape Forever 1942
6 O Henry Playhouse
7-11 Jack Paar
27 Playhouse 27-Thunderhead Son Of Flicka 1945
11:20
9 Tri-State Theater Blind Alley 1939
10 World's Best Movies-Black Legion-1937
12-21 Jack Paar
11:45
6 Public Defender
12:45
1AM
2-9-11 News
1:10
2 Movie
Swing Shift Theater-Lifeboat 1944
2:25
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Re: Retro:Pittsburgh area Prime Time Tuesday May 13, 1958
Tim Lones takes us back to the Steel City on May 13th, 1958:
> Pittsburgh
> 11 WIIC NBC
Considering that this station was (and today, as WPXI, still is) an NBC affiliate, could the original
call letters have stood for "11 Color"??
> 9:30
> 2 Red Skelton-COLOR-CBS Network Feed
Red Skelton's show, IIRC, was broadcast in color a few times a year from 1956 through the Spring
of 1964, and went to color every week in September of 1964, which would make it one of the
first CBS shows to go to color in the network's mid-1960's conversion from black-and-white to
color broadcasting.
> 11:15
> 2 Gateway Studio:You Cant Escape Forever 1942
I suspect KDKA-2's late-night movie series was titled "Gateway Studio" because the station was
basede for many years (is it still??) at Pittsburgh's Gateway Center, which I believe was
completed around the same time Group W/Westinghouse acquired KDKA (then WDTV) from
DuMont.
> 11:20
> 12-21 Jack Paar
These two stations missed the first few minutes of Paar's monologue (or else aired kinescopes or
tapes of the previous night's show).
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> 10PM
> 2-9-10-27-56 Phil Silvers On Broadway-Special
>
>Pre-empts The $64,000 Question. Several specials

starring Phil Silvers and Jack Benny separately or
together aired on CBS in the summer of 1963 as
Comedy Hour Specials; it was the summer replacement
for Danny Thomas and Andy Griffith that year. This
may have been one of them, since all of them originally
aired in the late '50s.
> Edited by bpatrick on 08/22/05 09:55 PM.
Retro: Atlanta prime time Monday, August 27, 1979
run from 7 PM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Match Game PM
9 PM The Immigrants (Part 1)
11 PM News
1 AM Tomorrow
2 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)

7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
8 PM White Shadow
9 PM M*A*S*H
9:30 WKRP In Cincinnati
10 PM Lou Grant
11 PM News
11:30 Adam-12
12 M Rockford Files
1:10 CBS Movie: "Adam's Rib"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
7:30 Dick Cavett
8 PM Bill Moyers' Journal
9 PM Gospel Resurrection
10 PM Poldark
11 PM Movie: "Doctor At Large"
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 PM ABC News
7:30 Tic Tac Dough
8 PM Baseball: Teams TBA

11:30 Police Story
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 PM Get Smart
7:30 My Three Sons
8 PM Movie: "Cheaper By The Dozen"
10 PM Al Hirt Special
11 PM Soupy Sales
11:30 Movie: "The Perils Of Pauline"
1:30 Movie: "Two Guys From Texas"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
7 PM Dick Cavett
8 PM Up Front
8:30 To Your Health
9 PM Mister Rogers Talks To Parents
About School
10 PM U.S. Pro Tennis Championships
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)

7 PM Prize Line
7:30 Movie: "The Outlaw"
9:30 Spotlight
10 PM PTL Club
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
8 PM Bonanza
9 PM 700 Club
10:30 Charisma
11 PM Big Valley
12 M News
Retro: Atlanta prime time Tuesday, August 28, 1979
run from 7 PM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Dance Fever
8 PM The Runaways
9 PM The Immigrants (conclusion)
11 PM News
1 AM Tomorrow
2 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
8 PM Wonder Woman
9 PM CBS Movie: "Breakheart Pass"
11 PM News
11:30 Adam-12
12 M Barnaby Jones
1:10 CBS Movie: "36 Hours"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
7:30 Dick Cavett
8 PM Dancing Disco
8:30 The Shakespeare Plays:
"Henry VIII" (PBS produced
all of Shakespeare's plays
in the late '70s/early '80s)
11 PM Movie: "The Yellow Balloon"

(NOTE: There was a song and
a group by this name, headed
by Don Grady of My Three Sons,
in 1967. No relation to the movie.)
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 PM ABC News
7:30 Tic Tac Dough
8 PM Happy Days
8:30 ABC Movie: "240-Robert" (pilot for a
short-lived series that aired on
Mondays that fall)
10:30 Taxi
11 PM News
11:30 Andy's Fun House (Andy Kaufman does
Archie Bunker, Elvis Presley, and
Ed Sullivan; sings "The Cow Goes Moo";
and banters with Howdy Doody, among
other things.)
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 PM Get Smart
7:30 My Three Sons
8 PM Baseball: Braves at Mets
10:30 America (time approximate)
11:30 Movie: "Red, Hot And Blue" (there's a
chain of barbecue restaurants by this
name, but no relation to the movie)
1:25 Baseball: Braves at Mets (replay)
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
7 PM Dick Cavett
8 PM Once Upon A Classic
9 PM All Creatures Great And Small
10 PM Opium (Part 3 of 3)
11 PM Dick Cavett
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
7 PM Movie: "His Girl Friday"
9 PM Pro Tennis (nothing else given)
10 PM PTL Club
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)

8 PM Bonanza
9 PM 700 Club
10:30 Jesus Festival
11 PM Big Valley
12 M The Mushegans
Retro:Pittsburgh Area Prime Time Wednesday, May 14, 1958
Johnstown Pa.
6 WJAC All Networks
Clarksburg, W VA
12 WBOY NBC ABC
Altoona, Pa.
10 WFBG CBS ABC
Wheeling W. Va
7 WTRF NBC ABC
Steubenville, Ohio
9 WSTV CBS ABC

Pittsburgh
2 KDKA CBS-ABC
11 WIIC NBC
13 WQED NET
Youngstown
21 WFMJ NBC
27 WKBN CBS
45 WKST ABC
Source:TV Guide
7:30
2 Highway Patrol
6-7-11-12-21 Wagon Train
9 Cheyenne (From 7PM)-(Tuesday Nights 7:30 ABC)
10-45 Disneyland-ABC
13 Teen Showcase
27 I Love Lucy-Reruns CBS Network slot (not syndicated as yet)
8PM
2-27 Leave It To Beaver
9 26 Men
13 American Government
8:30
2-9-27-56 Big Record Patti Page with
Harry James, Helen Forrest and the singing team of Bill Hayes and Florence Henderson
6-7-11-21 Father Knows Best
10-45 Tombstone Territory-ABC
12 Big Record-Patti Page with Freddie Martin/Orchestra, Ray Bolger and Pat Suzuki-CBS Tape
Delay
13 Constitution And Human Rights
9PM
2-9-10-27 Millionaire-Drama
6-7-11-21 Kraft Theater "All the King's Men" Part 1 COLOR
12 26 Men
13 Face The People
45 Ozzie And Harriet-ABC
9:30
2-9-10-27-56 I've Got A Secret-Armed Forces Week
12 Movie-White Congo
13 Great Books
45 Scotland Yard
10PM
2-9-27 Armstrong Circle Theater
6-7-11-21 This Is Your Life

9-45-56 Boxing-Chicago(ABC Wednesday Night Fights)
Heavyweights Sonny Liston/Julio Mederos 10 rounds..Jack Drees reports
10:30
6 Studio 57
7 Silent Service
11 Matin Kane-William Gargan (Syndicated)
This is actually a British film production done in 1957-58, Not reruns of the NBC 1949-53
version,Though Gargan was seen in both. documentation:
http://www.angelfire.com/retro/cta/U...nKane_1957.htm
13 They Who Fought
21 Badge 714 (Dragnet)
10:45
9 Sports-Red Donley
45 Movie:
Sparkle Theater:The Magnificient Brute 1936
11PM
2-6-7-9-10-11-12-21-27 News
11:15
2 Movie
Gateway Studio They Made Me A Killer 1946
6 Movie
Feature Theater-What A Woman! 1943
7-11 Jack Paar
27 Movie
Playhouse 27 Deep Waters 1948
11:20
9 Movie
Tri State Theater-Carolina Blues 1944
10 Movie
World's Best Movies The Firefly 1937
12-21 Jack Paar
12:30
9 News
12:45
1AM
2-11 News
1:10
2 Movie
Swing Shift Theater:Meet The Missus 1940

2:25
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>>8:30
>
> 12 Big Record-Patti Page with Freddie Martin/Orchestra, Ray
> Bolger and Pat Suzuki-CBS Tape Delay
Interesting that an NBC/ABC affiliate picks this loser as
one of the few CBS shows it offers. Since Big Record replaced
Arthur Godfrey And His Friends I wonder if WBOY carried the
Old Redhead in prior seasons.
>
>
> 11:20
> 9 Movie
> Tri State Theater-Carolina Blues 1944

>
>I'd give anything to know what this movie was about.
In my neck of the woods, "Carolina Blue" means one thing:
the UNC Tarheels.
>
Doing some checking I see that this movie is a musical
starring bandleader Kay Kyser, who was from North Carolina
and who, I believe, formed his first band at UNC. Last I
heard his widow, Georgia Carroll (who sang with his band),
was still living in Chapel Hill.Edited by bpatrick on 08/23/05

10:15 PM.
run from 7 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Jerry Falwell
9 AM Oral Roberts
9:30 Lone Ranger
10 AM Bugs Bunny
11 AM Church Service
12 N News
1 PM Movie: "The Manipulator"
3 PM Movie: "The Brothers O'Toole"
5 PM Lawrence Welk
6 PM News
6:30 Sunday News Conference
8 PM NBC Movie: "Rooster Cogburn"
10 PM Prime Time Sunday
11 PM News
11:30 Miss Black America Pageant
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Latin Atlanta
7:30 Ebenezer Baptist Church
8 AM Rex Humbard
9 AM Sunday Morning
10:30 Thrillseekers
11 AM TBA
12 N News
1 PM Georgians Speak
1:30 The Racers
2 PM TBA
3 PM Passport To Pasadena (NFL preview)
4 PM ATP Tennis Championship
6 PM News
6:30 Report (nothing else given, but I
know it's local because Ch. 5 did
not carry the CBS Evening News on Sunday)
7 PM 60 Minutes
9 PM Alice
10 PM The Jeffersons
11 PM News
11:30 CBS News
11:45 Movie: "Pearl Of The South Pacific"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
12 N Sound Of Youth
1 PM Wrinkles And Retirement
1:30 Food Preservation
2 PM Genealogy In Sign
2:30 Advanced Banjo
3 PM Bonjour France
3:30 Grow Houseplants
5:30 Movie: "Seance On A Wet Afternoon"
7 PM Que Pasa, U.S.A.?
7:30 Second City TV
9 PM Masterpiece Theatre: "I Claudius"
(Part 12 of 13)
10 PM First Churchills
11 PM Carmen MacRae In Concert At The
Palace
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Goodman Family
7:30 Hillside Chapel
8 AM Day Of Discovery
8:30 Chapel Hour
9 AM Hour Of Power
10 AM Ernest Angley
11 AM Roswell Street Baptist Church
12:30 11 Alive Newsmakers
1 PM For You...Black Woman

1:30 Robert F. Kennedy Pro-Celebrity
Tennis Tournament
3 PM World Cup Track And Field
Championships
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
7 PM Hardy Boys
8 PM Mork & Mindy
8:30 The Ropers
9 PM ABC Movie: "Stone"
11 PM News
11:30 Donna Fargo
12 M Comedy Shop
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 AM Jimmy Swaggart
7:30 Dr. E.J. Daniels
8 AM Three Stooges And Friends
9 AM Maverick
10 AM Hazel
10:30 Movie: "Witness For The
Prosecution"
1 PM Movie: "Thunder In The East"
3 PM Movie: "The Cossacks"
5:30 Dragnet
6 PM Best Of Championship Wrestling
7 PM Baseball: Montreal at Atlanta
9:30 Rat Patrol (time approximate)
10 PM Between The Wars
10:30 Ruff House
11 PM Open Up
1 AM Baseball: Montreal at Atlanta
(replay)
4:30 Maverick
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
8 AM Sesame Street (4 episodes)
12 N National Geographic
1 PM Pro Tennis
5 PM Firing Line
6 PM Movie: "Silk Stockings"
9 PM Masterpiece Theatre
10 PM Movie: "The Great Caruso"

WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
7 AM Voice Of God
7:30 Religious Program
8 AM Rev. Randoff Moore
8:30 Rev. W.V. Grant
9 AM Journey To Adventure
10 AM The Divine Plan
10:30 Rev. Milton Perry
11 AM Music And The Spoken Word
11:30 Insight
12 N Tony And Susan Alamo
12:30 Southern Sportsman
1 PM Fishing
1:30 Bass Fishin'
2 PM Movie: "My Man Godfrey"
4 PM Pro Tennis
5 PM Showers Of Blessings
5:30 Journey To Adventure
6 PM Bass Fishin'
6:30 Encounters
7:30 Billy James Hargis

8:30 Insight
9 PM Day Of Discovery
9:30 James Robison
10 PM PTL Club
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM Gooseberry Gang
7:30 Wheat Street Baptist Church
8 AM Jerry Falwell
9 AM Sunday Fundays
9:30 Lift For Living
10 AM Harvester Hour
11 AM In Touch
12 N Dimensions
12:30 Public Policy Forum
2:30 A Woman's Place
3 PM Assembly Of God
3:30 At Home With The Bible
4 PM Bountiful Blessings
4:30 Phil Arms Presents
5 PM Amazing Grace
5:30 Countdown To A Miracle
6 PM Dr. E.J. Daniels

6:30 Revelation Of Jesus
7 PM Peachtree Presbyterian Church
7:30 Changed Lives
8 PM The King Is Coming
8:30 Jesus Festival
9 PM Jimmy Swaggart
10 PM Max Morris
10:30 Dining Table
11 PM Sound Of The Spirit
11:30 Insight
12 M The Mushegans
Retro: Philadelphia net. affiliates, Tuesday, June 29, 1976
(Source: Bucks County Courier Times)
KYW-TV 3 (NBC)
AM
6 Farm Market Report
6:15 Tai Chi Chuan
6:45 Farm Home and Garden
6:55 News
7 Today
9 Somerset
9:30 Today in the Delaware Valley
10 Playmates Schoolmates
11 Wheel of Fortune
PM
12 News
12:30 Gong Show
12:55 News
1 Fun Factory
2:30 Guiding Light
3 Another World
4 Mike Douglas
5:30 News
6:30 NBC News
7 Wild Wild World Of Animals
7:30 Black Edition
8 NBC Tuesday Night At The Movies: 1776
10:45 The New Nation
11 News
11:30 Tonight (guest host John Davidson; guest Vikki Carr)
1AM Tomorrow
WPVI 6 (ABC)
AM
6:27 Friends
6:30 Perspective
9 Phil Donahue
10 Dialing for Dollars
11 Lets Make A Deal
11:30 Happy Days
PM
12 News
1 Ryans Hope
2 $20,000 Pyramid
2:30 Break The Bank
3 General Hospital
4 Merv Griffin
5:30 News
6:30 ABC News
7 To Tell The Truth
8 Happy Days
9 S.W.A.T.
10 The Rookies
11 News
11:30 Tuesday Mystery Of The Week: The Murderers
WCAU-TV 10 (CBS)
AM
6:25 Give Us This Day
7 CBS News
8 Captain Kangaroo
9 Joel A. Spivak
10 Price Is Right
11 Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life
11:55 CBS News
PM
1 Concentration
2:30 Guiding Light
3 All In The Family
3:30 Match Game
4 Tattletales
4:30 Dinah
6 News
6:30 CBS News

7 American Music 1776-1976
7:30 Don Adams Screen Test (guests: Jack Cassidy, Jan Murray)
8 Ive Got A Secret
8:28 Bicentennial Minutes (listing says minutes)
8:30 Good Times
9 MASH
10 Switch
11 News
11:30 CBS Late Movie: Show Boat
1:25AM Movie: The Barrells of Wimple Street
WHYY-TV 12 (PBS)
AM
9 Sesame Street
10 Electric Company
10:30 Mister Rogers
11 Maggie And The Beautiful Machine
11:30 TBA
PM
1 Play Bridge With The Experts
1:30 Lilias Yoga And You
2 TBA
3 Hodgepodge Lodge
3:30 Mister Rogers

4 Sesame Street
5 Mister Rogers
6 News
6:30 Lilias Yoga And You
7 On Top Of It
7:30 Book Beat
8 Mark Of Jazz (featured: Ramsey Lewis Trio)
9 Philadelphia Folk Festival (featured: Arlo Guthrie, Murray McLauchlin, Diane Davidson, Martin
Carthy, Peg Leg Sam)
10 Monty Pythons Flying Circus
11 ABC Captioned News
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Re: Retro: Philadelphia net. affiliates, Tuesday, June 29, 1976
> KYW-TV 3 (NBC)
> AM
Not on KYW back then...GL was never an NBC show.
>
> WPVI 6 (ABC)
> AM
> 6:30 Perspective
2005 and several variations of Perspective still going strong...
> 10 Dialing for Dollars
Classic!
08-19-2005, 11:31 PM #3
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> > KYW-TV 3 (NBC)
> > AM
> Not on KYW back then...GL was never an NBC show.
>
You were probably thinking of today's KYW-TV, which is CBS.
Back then(in 1976), KYW aired the NBC soap "The Doctors" at 2:30 pm.
>>
> > WPVI 6 (ABC)
> > AM
> > 6:30 Perspective
> 2005 and several variations of Perspective still going
> strong...
>
> > 10 Dialing for Dollars

> Classic!
>
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> WPVI 6 (ABC)
> AM
> 6:27 Friends
> 6:30 Perspective
> 7 Good Morning America
> 9 Phil Donahue
Back in 1976 WPVI TV did not run the 8 AM hour of Good Morning America. They preempted
the 8-9 AM hour until the Fall of 1978. They ran "Captain Noah & His Magical Ark" from 8-9 AM
weekdays in 1976. In 1975 they may have even had Captain Noah for 2 hours preempting Good
Morning America entirely. Prior to 1975 they ran Captain Noah from 7-9 AM.
Captian Noah wasa locally produced children's program with several cartoons inserted in
including the 1961 Popeye Cartoons, the post 1948 Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig cartoons, pre 1940
Porky Pig cartoons, and Gumby. The Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig cartoons would go to Channel 17 in
1978 and then to Channel 48 in 1980 and back to Channel 17 in 1983 then pulled from
syndication inb 1990. The TV 1961 Popeye Cartoons went to Channel 29 in 1979 and then to 57
(I think) in 1986.
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a few corrections WPVI TV 6abc ran Operation Alphabet at 6am after the classic sign on which
has been described before on the message boards.
also in 1970 Channel 6 decided to do Cap Noah on a daily basis after getting such monster
ratings on Sat mornings for it so it was shown Mon through Friday originally from 7:30-9am the
around 1973 it was shortened a few minutes to accomadate a new program called Dialing for
Dollars,then around 1975 it was shortened to 8 to 9am then by the fall of 1978 was relegated to
weekends only where it lasted till 1995.
Also the good ole Captain showed the syndie Popeye shorts till 1984 then they moved to
channel 29 then to 57 by 1985(believe it or not 57/cbs 3 still has those classic 61 cartoons in
their library along with I Love Lucy/All In The Family/The Honeymooners/and Andy Griffith along
with a few Clint Eastwood movies that launched Philly 57 in 1985).
Also dont forget those sign on prayers(Give Us This Day and Thought for Today)
Retro:Pittsburgh Area Prime Time Friday May 16, 1958
Johnstown Pa.
6 WJAC All Networks
Clarksburg, W VA
12 WBOY NBC ABC

Altoona, Pa.
10 WFBG CBS ABC
Wheeling W. Va
7 WTRF NBC ABC
Steubenville, Ohio
9 WSTV CBS ABC
Pittsburgh
2 KDKA CBS-ABC
11 WIIC NBC
13 WQED NET
Youngstown
21 WFMJ NBC
27 WKBN CBS
45 WKST ABC
Source:TV Guide
7:30
2 Boots And Saddles
6 Governor Leader-Talk
7 Mama
9 Have Gun-Will Travel (Saturday 9:30 CBS)
10 To Be Announced
11 Charlie Chan
12 Sheriff Of Cochise
13 Shop Talk
21 Truth Or Consequences-NBC
27-56 Dick And The Duchess-CBS Last Show Of Series
45 Rin Tin Tin-ABC
7:45
6 Truth Or Consequences-NBC (Joined In Progress)
8PM
2-6-9-45 Major League Baseball Pittsburgh At Philadelphia (Phillies win 6-2)
7-11-21 Jefferson Drum
10-27-56 Trackdown
12 Cheyenne ABC (Tuesday Night ABC)
13 Opera History
8:30
7-11-21 Life Of Riley
10-27 Zane Grey Theater
13 Advanced Shorthand
9PM
7-11-21 M Squad
10-27 Phil Silvers
12 Jerry Lewis-NBC SPECIAL COLOR
13 Carnegie Tech Opera
9:30
7-11-21 Thin Man
10 Patrice Munsel-ABC
13 Ticket To Europe-Finland
27 Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars
10PM
7-11-21 Jerry Lewis SPECIAL COLOR (Fight and Post Fight pre-empted)
10-27 The Lineup
12 M Squad-NBC (Fridays 9PM)
10:30
2-9-10-27-56 Person To Person-Edward R. Murrow
6 To Be Announced
12 Life With Elizabeth-Betty White
13 Armed Forces Day
45 Movie
Starlite Theater Strange Death of Adolf Hitler 1943

11PM
2-6-7-9-10-11-12-21-27 News
13 They Who Fought
11:15
2 Movie
Startime Theater-Treasure Of The Sierra Madre-1948
6 Movie
Playhouse Keys To The Kingdom-1944
7-11 Jack Paar
27 Movie
Shock (Theater) Secret Of The Chateau 1934
11:20
9 Movie
Tri-State Theater-Nine Girls 1944
10 Movie
World's Best Movies Invisible Stripes 1940
12-21 Jack Paar
12:45
1AM
2-9-11 News
1:10
2 Movie
Swing Shift Theater Chamber Of Horrors 1940
11 Movie
Late Show Down The Stretch 1936
2:25
2 Sermonette
Retro: Syracuse and Upstate New York, 9/26/94
This one is interesting, just to try to follow how the Canadian stations cherry-picked from the
four U.S. networks.
Source: TV Guide, Syracuse Edition
CHANNELS LISTED
SYRACUSE
3-WSTM (NBC)
5-WTVH (CBS)
9-WIXT (ABC)
24-WCNY (PBS)
68-WSYT (Fox)
UTICA
2-WKTV (NBC)
20-WUTR (ABC)
33-WFXV (Fox)
WATERTOWN
7-WWNY (CBS, NBC)
16-WNPE (PBS)
50-WWTI (ABC, NBC)
BINGHAMTON
12-WBNG (CBS)
ROCHESTER
8-WROC (CBS)
10-WHEC (NBC)
13R-WOKR (ABC)
31-WUHF (Fox)
DESERONTO, ONT.
6-CJOH (CTV)
OTTAWA
13-CJOH (CTV)
KINGSTON, ONT.
11-CKWS (CBC)
(Listings also included for WNYW-5, WWOR-9, WPIX-11 and WSBK-38)
5:00 A.M.
6 13-Commercial Program
9-ABC/Local News
10-Ag-Day
13R-Rush Limbaugh
31-Mighty Max
68-Empty Nest
5:30
2 5 10-This Mornings Business
3-NBC News
6 13-Fitness with Love
11-James Robison
13-ABC News
20-ABC/Local News
31-Exosquad
68-Dear John
6:00
2 10-NBC News
3 5 6 13-News
7-This Mornings Business
8 12-CBS News
11-Bestsellers
13R-ABC/Local News
31-Conan the Adventurer
33-This Is the Day
50-ABC News
68-Transformers: Generation 2
6:30
6 13-Canada A.M.
7-CBS News
8 10 12-News
11-Body Moves
24-Morning Business Report
68-Bonkers
7:00
2 3 10-Today
5 7 8 12-This Morning
9 13R 20 50-Good Morning America
11-Morning News
16-Bloomberg Business News

24-Lamb Chops Play-Along
31 68-Aladdin
33-Goof Troop
7:30
16-Body Electric
24-Shining Time Station
31 33 68-Bobbys World
8:00
24-Barney & Friends
33-Droopy, Master Detective
68-Goof Troop
8:30
16 24-Mister Rogers
31-Darkwing Duck
33-Bonkers
68-Biker Mice from Mars
9:00
2 3 50-Sally Jessy Raphael
5 6 7 10 12 13 20-Regis & Kathie Lee
8-Maury Povich
9-Rolanda
11-What on Earth
13R-Phil Donahue
16 24-Sesame Street
31-Goof Troop
33-Value Vision
68-Darkwing Duck
9:30
11-Urban Peasant
68-Kenneth Copeland
10:00
2-Jerry Springer
3-Jane Whitney
5 7-Gordon Elliott
6 13-Dini Petty
8-Rolanda
9-Marilu
10 12-Judge for Yourself
11-Fred Penners Place
13R-Sally Jessy Raphael
20-Maury Povich
24-Pappyland
31-Commercial Program
33-Love Connection
50-Phil Donahue
68-Suzanne Somers
10:30
16-Reading Rainbow
24-Gerbert
31-Andy Griffith
33-Highway Patrol
11:00
2-Rolanda
3 10-Leeza
5 7 8 11 12-The Price is Right
6 13-Midday Newsline
9-Judge for Yourself
13R-Family Matters
20 50-Mike & Maty
24-Storytime
31-Jenny Jones
33-Northern Exposure
68-Ricki Lake
11:30
13R-Wonder Years
24-Kidsongs
12 Noon
2 3 5 7 8 10 12 13R News
9-Jones & Jury
11-Threes Company
16-Aids 101
20-Mid-Day: Mohawk Valley
24-Scale Modeling
31-Ricki Lake
33-Geraldo
50-Maury Povich
68-Susan Powter
12:30
2 10-Susan Powter
3-Rush Limbaugh
5 7 8 12-Young and the Restless
9 13R 20-Loving
11-DeGrassi High
24-Good Afternoon
68-Love Connection
1:00
2 3 10-Days of Our Lives
6 13-Shirley
9 11 13R 20 50-All My Children
16-Storytime
31-In the Heat of the Night
33-700 Club
68-Doogie Howser, M.D.
1:30
5 7 8 12-Bold and the Beautiful
16-Magic of Acrylic Painting
24-Naturally Floral
68-Family Matters
2:00
2 3 6 10 13-Another World
5 7 8 11 12-As the World Turns
9 13R 20 50-One Life to Live
16-Sewing Connection
24-Reading Rainbow
31-Empty Nest
33 68-Family Matters
2:30
16-Strip Quilting
31-Bonkers
33-Sonic the Hedgehog
3:00
2-Leeza
3-Jenny Jones
5 7 8 11 12-Guiding Light
6 13-Bold and the Beautiful
9 13R 20 50-General Hospital
10-Tale Spin
16-Look and Cook with Anne Willan
24-Mister Rogers
31 33 68-Tiny Toons
3:30
6 13-Family Passions
10-V.R. Troopers
16-Barney & Friends
24-Sesame Street
31 33 68-Taz-Mania
4:00
2 6 7 9 10 11 12 13-Oprah Winfrey
3-Maury Povich
8-Top Cops
13R-Full House
16-Pappyland
20-New Price is Right
31 33 68-Animaniacs
50-Ricki Lake
4:30
8-Highway Patrol
13R-Family Matters
16-Reading Rainbow
20-Hard Copy
31 33 68-Power Rangers
5:00
2 3-Phil Donahue
5 8 9 10 12 13R-News
6 13-Blossom
7-Golden Girls
11-Simpsons
16-Carmen Sandiego
20-Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

24-Barney & Friends
31-Ricki Lake
33-Aladdin
50-Family Matters
68-V.R. Troopers
5:30
5-Extra: the Entertainment Magazine
6 13-Roseanne
7-Rescue 911
8-Coach
9-News (until 6:30)
10 12-Inside Edition
11-Fresh Prince
13R-Hard Copy
16 24-Square One Television
33-Family Matters
50 68-Full House
6:00
2 3 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 13R 20-News (one hour on 3 6 11 13)
16-MacNeil, Lehrer
24-Carmen Sandiego
31 33-Fresh Prince

68-Roseanne
6:30
2 10-NBC News
5 7 8 12-CBS News
9 13R 20 50-ABC News
31-Simpsons
33-Rescue 911
68-Cops
7:00
2 6 8 9 13-Wheel of Fortune
3-NBC News
5-Inside Edition
7-Jeopardy!
11-Full House
12 20 50-Roseanne
13R-Entertainment Tonight
24-MacNeil, Lehrer
31 68-Star Trek: The Next Generation
33-Jenny Jones
7:30
2 6 8 9 13-Jeopardy!
5-American Journal
7-Wheel of Fortune
11 13R-Roseanne
12-Coach
16-Road & Reel: Streamside
20 50-Marriedwith Children
8:00
2 3 10 11-Fresh Prince
5 7 8 12-The Nanny
6 13 31 33 68-Melrose Place
9 13R 20 50-Coach
16 24-Baseball (Ken Burns documentary)
8:30
2 3 10 11-Blossom
5 7 8 12-Daves World
9 20 50-Blue Skies
13R-Buffalo Bills Preview
9:00
2 3 10-Movie: A Friend to Die For (Made for TV, 94)
5 7 8 11 12-Murphy Brown
6 13-Star Trek: The Ultimate Journey
9 20 50-NFL Football: Broncos at Bills
13-TBA (If the local blackout is lifted, the Broncos-Bills game airs at this time.)
31 33 68-Party of Five
9:30
5 7 8 12-Love and War
11-Mom, P.I.
10:00
5 7 8 12-Northern Exposure
6 13-Law & Order
11-CBC Prime Time News
31-Matlock
33-Montel Williams
68-Highway Patrol
10:30
16-Evening with Mark Twain
24-One Voice
68-Newz (sic)
11:00
2 3 5 7 8 10 11 12 13R-News
6 13-CTV News
16-Mystery!
24-Charlie Rose
31-Cops
33 68-Ricki Lake
11:30
6 13-News
11:35
2 3 10-Jay Leno
5 7 8 11 12-David Letterman
13R-Murphy Brown
12:00
6 13-Hard Copy
9 20-News
24-Making Welfare Work
33 50-Rush Limbaugh
12:05
13R-A Current Affair
12:30
6 13-Valley of the Dolls
31-Jon Stewart
33-Last Call
12:35
2 3 10-Conan OBrien
5-Marriedwith Children
8-Geraldo
9 13R 20 50-Nightline
11-Star Trek: The Next Generation
12-Jon Stewart
1:00
6 13-Movie: T Bone N Weasel (Made for Cable, 92)
33-Dennis Prager
68-Night Court
1:05
5-Jon Stewart
9-Last Call
13R-Love Connection
20-Judge for Yourself
1:30
31-Commercial Programs (until 2:30)
33-Newz (sic)
68-Golden Girls
1:35
2-News
3 10-Greg Kinnear
7 13R-Commercial Program
8-Mr. Belvedere
9-ANC News
2:00
33-Value Vision (until 6:00)
68-Movie: Moving (88)
2:05
3 13R-Jerry Springer
8-Up to the Minute (until 6:00)
9-Mike & Maty
10-Gordon Elliott
2:30
31-Newz
2:35
5 12-Up to the Minute (until 5:30 on 5; until 6:00 on 12)
3:00
31-Rescue 911
3:05
3-Nightside (until 5:30)
9-World News Now (until 5:00)
10-Montel Williams
13R-Home Shopping Spree (until 5:00)
4:00
68-American-Gladiators
4:05
4:35
10-Nightside
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Charles, shouldn't that be Toronto?
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Could you list that weekend also, please?
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> Charles, shouldn't that be Toronto?
>
No -- it is "Deseronto", a small Ontario town west of Kingston on Lake Ontario.
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> WATERTOWN
> 7-WWNY (CBS, NBC)
> 16-WNPE (PBS)
> 50-WWTI (ABC, NBC)
---------
NBC programming was long gone on WWNY by then. I remember watching WWNY earlier in the
1990s and it was all CBS by then.
> DESERONTO, ONT.
> 6-CJOH (CTV)
>
> OTTAWA
> 13-CJOH (CTV)
---------
The question of where CJOH-6 is from came up...definitely not Toronto as CTV in Toronto is CFTO
9. CJOH 6 is a rebroadcaster of CJOH 13 in Ottawa, along with CJOH 8 in Cornwall. Channel 6
serves Belleville and Kingston, "as well as our U.S. neighbours", as the CJOH TV signon states.
CJOH 47 in Pembroke has been added as an additional rebroadcaster since then. You were likely
confused because by this time, CFTO and CJOH were both owned by Baton, although there were
still some differences in programming.
> 11:00
> 2-Rolanda
> 3 10-Leeza
> 5 7 8 11 12-The Price is Right
> 6 13-Midday Newsline
> 9-Judge for Yourself

> 13R-Family Matters
> 20 50-Mike & Maty
> 24-Storytime
> 31-Jenny Jones
> 33-Northern Exposure
> 68-Ricki Lake
---------
This has got to be a mistake. Midday Newsline starting at 11 AM and running for 2 hours? I don't
remember it being that long even in 1994. At that time CFTO ran Eye on Toronto from 11-12 then
Noon Beat News from 12-1, so I would imagine CJOH had Eye on Ottawa (if it was still around by
then) from 11-12 then Midday Newsline following.
> 6:30
> 2 10-NBC News
> 5 7 8 12-CBS News
> 9 13R 20 50-ABC News
> 24-Nightly Business Report
> 31-Simpsons
> 33-Rescue 911
> 68-Cops
>
> 7:00
> 2 6 8 9 13-Wheel of Fortune
> 3-NBC News
----------
That is quite odd, WSTM airing NBC Nightly News at 7 PM instead of the standard 6:30 on WKTV
and WHEC. How long did WSTM do this?
> 10-New Price is Right
----------
Don't remind me of that.
> 8:00
> 2 3 10 11-Fresh Prince
----------
Back in the days the CBC still had American programming in prime time. Oh, how I miss those
days.
> 10:30
> 16-Evening with Mark Twain
> 24-One Voice
> 68-Newz (sic)
----------
Is this a typo, or did Fox 68 have a program by this name?
> 11:30
> 6 13-News
> 31-Northern Exposure
----------
At the time, CJOH called their 11:30 news "Nightline", like ABC's late night magazine. Even had a
similar logo back in the 80s - http://www.geocities.com/tvhatton/pi...ghtline_88.jpg
> 12:35
> 2 3 10-Conan OBrien
> 5-Marriedwith Children
> 7-In the Heat of the Night
> 8-Geraldo
> 9 13R 20 50-Nightline
> 11-Star Trek: The Next Generation
> 12-Jon Stewart
----------
Wow, ABC repeated CJOH's Nightline...oh right, see above comment. Edited by mjlarochelle on 08/23/05 07:28 PM.
08-23-2005, 09:35 PM #6
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> > Charles, shouldn't that be Toronto?
>>
>
> No -- it is "Deseronto", a small Ontario town west of
> Kingston on Lake Ontario.
>
To clarify things a bit more, CJOH-TV originates on Channel 13 from Ottawa, Ontario. Deseronto
is home to a re-broadcaster of CJOH, on Channel 6, which serves the Kingston and Belleville
areas. Deseronto is not on Lake Ontario, not exactly. It is on an arm of Lake Ontario called the
Bay of Quinte, which Deseronto sits on. The CJOH Channel 6 re-transmitter is just south of the
Town of Deseronto, on a cliff known locally as "Mount Carmel", on the Bay of Quinte.

08-24-2005, 12:29 AM #7
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> > WATERTOWN
> > 7-WWNY (CBS, NBC)
> > 16-WNPE (PBS)
> > 50-WWTI (ABC, NBC)
> ---------
> NBC programming was long gone on WWNY by then. I remember
> watching WWNY earlier in the 1990s and it was all CBS by
> then.
Yeah, NBC Sports programming, as well as anything else from that network, was gone by 1990
on WWNY. However, WWTI aired some NBC Sports events around this point, I believe. This
would be why you see ABC and NBC in brackets next to WWTI. You may also notice a lack of local
news programming on WWTI. The only newscast to air on that station at that point was World
News Tonight. Newswatch 50 was still a good two years away, and the regular newscasts were
cancelled earlier this year.
>
I would imagine CJOH had Eye on Ottawa (if it was still around by
> then) from 11-12 then Midday Newsline following.
Eye On Ottawa was still on at that point. This is also a short time after CJOH and other CTV
affiliates stopped airing The Flintstones at 12 noon as well. Midday Newsline aired at 12:30 at
that point. So it was only an hour-long newscast for little more than a year or so when these
listings came out, if I remember correctly. CFTO would have aired News Beat Today/Noon Beat
News at 12:30 as well when the Flintstones was aired at 12.
> > 7:00
> > 2 6 8 9 13-Wheel of Fortune
> > 3-NBC News
> ----------
> That is quite odd, WSTM airing NBC Nightly News at 7 PM
> instead of the standard 6:30 on WKTV and WHEC. How long did
> WSTM do this?
I believe WSTM was airing NBC Nightly News in tandem with most other affiliates by 1997 or so.
I believe throughout the late 80s and early 90s it was also at 7. I only saw this station
occasionally though.
Joseph
Retro: Syracuse and Upstate New York, Saturday, 9/24/94
See my post below for key to channels in this post.
SATURDAY 9/24/94
5:00
5-Extremists
6 13 68-Commercial Program
9-ANC News
10-Nightside
13R-Home Shopping Spree
31-Whos the Boss?
33-On Scene: Emergency Response

5:30
3-Pick Your Brain
5-Real News for Kids
6 13-News
31-Monster Force
33-Family Matters
6:00
3-Saved by the Bell
5-Computer Man
6 13-Fitness with Love
7 12 13R-Commercial Program
8-Iron Man
9-Insight
10-Looney Tunes
11-Home
31-I Love Lucy
33-Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
50-Wonderland
68-Phantom 2040
6:30
2-U.S. Farm Report
3-California Dreams
5-Garfield and Friends
6 13-Fraggle Rock
8-Fantastic Four
9-News for Kids
11-Canadian Fishing
12-TBA
31 33-Stone Protectors
50-Nick News
68-Baby Huey
7:00
2-Social Security
3 20-Nick News
6 13-Littlest Hobo
7-Martha Stewart Living
8 12-Beakmans World
9-Cro
10-Baby Huey
11-Going Fishing
16-G.E.D.
31-Bill Nye
33-Boogies Diner
50-Gladiators 2000
68-Romper Room
7:30
3-Showboat
5-New Captain Planet
6 13-My Secret Identity
7-Commercial Programs
8 12-Storybreak
9 33-Animal Adventures
10-Mutant League
11-Casting Out
13R-Cryptkeeper
20 50-Bill Nye
24-G.E.D.
31-Wonderland
68-Whats Up Network
8:00
2 3-Today
5 6 8 12 13-Little Mermaid
9-Gladiators 2000
10-Chip N Dale
11-Real Fishing
13R 20 50-Cro
31 33 68-Dog City
8:30
5 6 7 8 12 13-Beethoven
9 13R 20 50-Sonic the Hedgehog
10-Ducktales
11-Great Outdoorsman
16-World of Collector Cars
31 33 68-Power Rangers
9:00
5 6 7 8 12 13-Aladdin
9 13R 20 50-Free Willy
10-Phantom 2040
11-Northlands
16-New Yankee Workshop
24-Victory Garden
31 33 68-Animaniacs
9:30
5 7 12-Garfield and Friends
6 13-Flinstones
8-Animal Adventures
9 13R 20 50-Reboot
10-G.I. Joe
11-Canadian Gardener
16 24-American Woodshop
31 33 68-Eek!/Terrible Thunderlizards
10:00
2 3 10-Name Your Adventure
5 7-Ninja Turtles
6 13-X-Men
9 13R 20 50-Bump in the Night
11-Germottes Studio
16 24-Hometime
31 33 68-Batman and Robin
10:30
2 10-Saved by the Bell
3-NBA Inside Stuff
5 7-Ninja Turtles
6 13-Taz-Mania
8-Home Again
9 20 50-Cryptkeeper
11-Dont Move, Improve
12-Gladiators 2000
13R-News for Kids
16 24-This Old House
31 33 68-Where Is Carmen Sandiego?
11:00
2-Saved by the Bell
3-Bowling
5-Marvel Action Hour
6 13-Canada AM Weekend
8-Computer Man
9 13R 20 50-Bugs and Tweety Hour
10-Nick News
11-Town and Country Ontario
12-Action News for Kids
16-Justin Wilsons Louisiana Cookin
31 33 68-X-Men
11:30
2-California Dreams
8-Motorweek
11-Angler and Hunter

12-Nick News
16-Burt Wolfs Table
24-Frugal Gourmet
31 33 68-The Tick
12:00
2 10-NBA Inside Stuff
3 8 12 33-College Football-Boston College @ Pittsburgh
5 7-Beakmans World
6 13-RV Vacation Adventures
9 31-WWF Wrestling
11-On the Road Again
13R 20 50-Addams Family
16-From a Country Garden
24-Ciao Italia
68-Family Matters
12:30
2-Captain Planet
5-Sweet Valley High
6 13-Travel Magazine
7-Storybreak
10-Entrada
11-Top Ten Country
13R 20 50-Rhythm and Jam

16-Victory Garden
24-Grilling with Chef George
68-Family Matters
1:00
2-Night Court
5 9 13R 20-Commercial Program
6 13-Worldwide Wrestling
7-WWF Wrestling
10-Newsmaker
11-WWF Cavalcade
16-Movie: War of the Worlds (53)
24-Gift of Painting
31-American Gladiators
50-Movie: Keep the Change (Made for TV, 92)
1:30
5-Movie: The Muppets Take Manhattan (84)
20-Siskel and Ebert
24-Quilting for the 90s
2:00
2 68-Notre Dame Pre-Game
6 13-Fish N Canada
7-Road to Atlanta
9-Fishing the West
11-Drivers Seat
20-Broadcast: New York
24-Trailside
31-Movie: Cannonball Run II (84)
2:25
16-Movie: The Frisco Kid (79)
2:30
2 7 10 68-Colege Football: Purdue @ Notre Dame
6 13-Real Fishing
9-Newsworthy
11-Canadian Gardener
20-TBA
24-Magic of Acrylic Painting
3:00
6 13-Auto Racing: SCCA Players Ltd. Toyota Series, taped 9/17 @ Nazareth, PA
9 13R 20 50-Commercial Program
11-World Vision
24-Sewing with Nancy

3:30
9-College Football: Washington @ Miami
12-Headline News
13R 20 50-College Football: Colorado @ Michigan
24-Sneak Previews
33-High School Football
4:00
3-World of Nature
5 8 12-Swimming and Diving
11-What on Earth
24-To the Contrary
4:30
11-Show Jumping
16-Sneak Previews
24-Adam Smith
31-Simpsons
5:00
6 13-Robocop
16-European Journal
24-Firing Line
31-Baywatch
5:30
11-Town and Country Ontario
16-Editors
24-Tony Browns Journal
33-Motorweek
6:00
2 3 5 6 7 8 10 12 13-News
11-Northwood
16-Inside Albany
24-European Journal
33-Baywatch
6:30
2 10-NBC News
3 7-Broadcast: New York
5 8 12-CBS News
6 13-Regional Contact
11-Bingo
16-Think Tank
24-Inside Albany
7:00
2-Night Court
5-Extra: The Entertainment Magazine
6 13-Babylon 5
7-The Road
8 9-Wheel of Fortune
12 20 31-Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
13R-News
16 24-Lawrence Welk
33 68-Simpsons
7:30
2-Night Court
8 9-Jeopardy!
10-TBA
13R-Hard Copy
33 68-Simpsons
8:00
2 3 10-Empty Nest
5 6 7 8 12 13-Dr. Quinn
9 13R 20 50-Movie: Crocodile Dundee II (88)
11-Dream Tower
16-Ill Fly Away
24-Evening at Pops
31 33 68-Cops
8:30
2 3 10-Empty Nest
31 33 68-Cops
9:00
2 3 10-Sweet Justice
5 7 8 12-Five Mrs. Buchanans
6 13-Elvis and Friends (ice skating, not Presley)
11-CFL Football: Calgary @ Sacramento
16-Capital City
24-Victory at Sea
31 33 68-Americas Most Wanted
9:30
5 7 8 12-Hearts Afire
24-Victory at Sea
10:00
2 3 10-Sisters
5 7 8 12-Walker, Texas Rangers
9 13R 20 50-Commish
16-Austin City Limits
24-Eastenders
31-Matlock
33-Babylon 5
68-Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
10:30
24-Eastenders
11:00
2 3 5 7 8 9 10 12 13R-News
6 13-CTV News
16-Movie: Excalibur (81)
20-The Road
24-Keeping Up Appearances
31 33 68-Tales from the Crypt
50-TBA
11:30
2 3 10-Saturday Night Live (Steve Martin, host; Eric Clapton, musical guest)
5-Sightings
6 13-News
7-Movie: The Highjacking of the Achille Lauro (Made for TV, 89)
9 12-The Road
13R-A Current Affair: Extra
24-Fawlty Towers
11:35
8-Sweet Valley High
12:00
6 13-Movie: Lifeforce (85)
11-Saturday Report
50-Babylon 5
68-Trauma Center
12:05
12:15
12:30
5-Movie: Perry Mason: The Case of the Defiant Daughter (Made for TV, 90)
9-Star Search
12-Inside Edition
13R-Commercial Programs
68-Newz
1:00
2-News
3-Miss Collegiate African-American Pageant
12 33-American Gladiators
1:30
9-Night Flight
10-Extra: The Entertainment Magazine
31-Movie: Chips the War Dog (90)
2:00
12-Sightings
13R-Home Shopping Spree (until 6 A.M.)
33-Time Trax
68-Highway Patrol
2:30
10-Nightside (until 6 A.M.)
68-Highway Patrol
3:00
3-Nightside (until 6 A.M.)
12-Untouchables
33-Lifestyles with Robin Leach and Shari Belafonte
68-Movie: Stroker Ace (83)
3:30
9-ANC News (until 5 A.M.)
3:35
31-Movie: Shakedown (88)
4:00
33-Highway Patrol
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Re: Retro: Syracuse and Upstate New York, Saturday, 9/24/94
> 13R 20 50-College Football: Colorado @ Michigan
This is the game where Kordell Stewart of Colorado threw a hail mary pass that resulted in a
touchdown in which Colorado stunned Michigan 27-26
That game has been featured on ESPN Classic numerous times.
That was then: Alabama TV Stations, 1984
Source: North American Radio-TV Station Guide, 15th Edition, by Vane Jones
*Indicates stations not on the air
ANNISTON
WJSU 40 CBS
BIRMINGHAM
WBRC-TV 6 ABC
WBIQ 10 PBS
WVTM-TV 13 NBC
WTTO 21
WBMG 42 CBS
*WCAJ 68
DECATUR
WAFF 48 NBC
DEMOPOLIS
WIIQ 41 PBS
DOTHAN
WTVY 4 CBS
WDHN 18 ABC
*---------60
FLORENCE
WOWL-TV 15 NBC
WFIQ 36 PBS
GADSDEN
*WTJP 44
HUNTSVILLE
WHNT 19 CBS
WHIQ 25 PBS
WAAY-TV 31 ABC
*---------54
LOUISVILLE
WGIQ 43 PBS
MOBILE
WKRG-TV 5 CBS
WALA-TV 10 NBC
*-------- 15
WMPV-TV 21
WEIQ 42
MONTGOMERY
WSFA-TV 12 NBC
WCOV-TV 20 CBS
WAIQ 26 PBS
WKAB-TV 32 ABC
MUNFORD
WCIQ 7 PBS
OPELIKA
WSWS 66
SELMA
WSLA 8 CBS
TUSCALOOSA
*------- 17
WCFT-TV 33 CBS
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Re: That was then: Alabama TV Stations, 1984
That reminds me, Charles:is there some Alabama listings from the 80s that you
could post(both wwekday and weekend)?
> Source: North American Radio-TV Station Guide, 15th Edition,
> by Vane Jones
>
> *Indicates stations not on the air
>
> ANNISTON
> WJSU 40 CBS
>
> BIRMINGHAM
> WBRC-TV 6 ABC

> WBIQ 10 PBS
> WVTM-TV 13 NBC
> WTTO21
> WBMG 42 CBS
> *WCAJ 68
>
> DECATUR
> WAFF 48 NBC
>
> DEMOPOLIS
> WIIQ 41 PBS
>
> DOTHAN
> WTVY 4 CBS
> WDHN 18 ABC
> *--------- 60
>
> FLORENCE
> WOWL-TV 15 NBC
> WFIQ 36 PBS
>
> GADSDEN
> *WTJP 44
>
> HUNTSVILLE
> WHNT 19 CBS
> WHIQ 25 PBS
> WAAY-TV 31 ABC
> *--------- 54
>
> LOUISVILLE
> WGIQ 43 PBS
>
> MOBILE
> WKRG-TV 5 CBS
> WALA-TV 10 NBC
> *-------- 15
> WMPV-TV 21
> WEIQ 42
>
> MONTGOMERY
> WSFA-TV 12 NBC
> WCOV-TV 20 CBS
> WAIQ 26 PBS
> WKAB-TV 32 ABC
>
> MUNFORD
> WCIQ 7 PBS
>
> OPELIKA
> WSWS 66
>
> SELMA
> WSLA 8 CBS
>
> TUSCALOOSA
> *------- 17
> WCFT-TV 33 CBS
>
08-22-2005, 09:05 PM #3
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I think I've thrown away most, if not all of my TV Guide's from the '80's. Blame it on four moves
over 8 years. Still, I could (and should) kick myself. I'll look to see what I have.
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> Source: North American Radio-TV Station Guide, 15th Edition,
> by Vane Jones
>
> DECATUR
> WAFF 48 NBC
Mr. Jones is a bit wrong here; WAFF-48 is licensed to Huntsville, although for many years used
"Huntsville-Decatur" in its ID. Ohhhh, okay, half credit since the station was originally founded in
Decatur as WMSL-TV channel 23.
WMSL moved to nearby Huntsville in December 1968, also changing to 48 in the process. If they
were still licensed to Decatur, one would think they'd keep a lower (read: better) UHF number.
For whatever it's worth, WMSL-TV (WMSL radio remained in Decatur) changed to WYUR in 1975,
and then to the present calls ~1980.
www.birminghamrewound.com
08-23-2005, 11:29 PM #5
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>
> Mr. Jones is a bit wrong here; WAFF-48 is licensed to
> Huntsville, although for many years used
> "Huntsville-Decatur" in its ID. Ohhhh, okay, half credit
> since the station was originally founded in Decatur as

> WMSL-TV channel 23.
>
> WMSL moved to nearby Huntsville in December 1968, also
> changing to 48 in the process. If they were still licensed
> to Decatur, one would think they'd keep a lower (read:
> better) UHF number.
>
And as I long as I can remember, the station ID for WCIQ-7 was "Mt. Cheaha State Park", not
Munford (although Munford is probably the nearest civilized town to Mt. Cheaha).
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> > Mr. Jones is a bit wrong here; WAFF-48 is licensed to
> > Huntsville, although for many years used
> > "Huntsville-Decatur" in its ID. Ohhhh, okay, half credit
> > since the station was originally founded in Decatur as
> > WMSL-TV channel 23.
>>
> > WMSL moved to nearby Huntsville in December 1968, also
> > changing to 48 in the process. If they were still
> licensed
> > to Decatur, one would think they'd keep a lower (read:
> > better) UHF number.
>>
>
> And as I long as I can remember, the station ID for WCIQ-7
> was "Mt. Cheaha State Park", not Munford (although Munford
> is probably the nearest civilized town to Mt. Cheaha).
>
I remember that Alabama Public Television identified WCIQ
as being in Munford, but TV Guide always showed it as Mt.
Cheaha State Park.
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> > And as I long as I can remember, the station ID for WCIQ-7
> > was "Mt. Cheaha State Park", not Munford (although Munford
> > is probably the nearest civilized town to Mt. Cheaha).
>
> I remember that Alabama Public Television identified WCIQ
> as being in Munford, but TV Guide always showed it as Mt.
> Cheaha State Park.
Technically, the COL is Munford. The stick is atop Mt. Cheaha, about 100 yards south of the
marker noting Alabama's highest elevation.
Retro:Pittsburgh Area Prime Time Thursday May 15, 1958
Johnstown Pa.
6 WJAC All Networks
Clarksburg, W VA
12 WBOY NBC ABC
Altoona, Pa.
10 WFBG CBS ABC
Wheeling W. Va
7 WTRF NBC ABC
Steubenville, Ohio
9 WSTV CBS ABC

Pittsburgh
2 KDKA CBS-ABC
11 WIIC NBC
13 WQED NET
Youngstown
21 WFMJ NBC
27 WKBN CBS
45 WKST ABC
Source:TV Guide
7:30
2 Death Valley Days
6-7-11-12-21 Tic Tac Dough COLOR
9-10-27-56 Sgt. Preston
13 Algebra Contest
45 Circus Boy-ABC
8PM
2-27 Richard Diamond
6-7-11-21 Groucho Marx
9 Highway Patrol
10-45 Zorro-ABC
12 West Virginia Outdoors
13 Geography For Decision
8:30
2-9-10-27 Climax!
6-7-11-12-21 Dragnet
13 Typing For You
45 Real McCoys-ABC
9PM
6-11-21 People's Choice-Comedy
7 Medic
12 Conrad Nagel Theater
13 Allegheny Roundtable
45 Pat Boone Chevy Showroom-ABC
9:30
2-9-10-27 Playhouse 90
6-7-11-21 Ford Show-Tennessee Ernie Ford
Guest:Walter Brennan
12 45 Navy Log-ABC (was on at 10PM earler in the 1957-58 season)
13 Music And The Renaissance
10PM
6-7-11-12-21 Rosemary Clooney-COLOR

Wally Cox is guest
13 Symphony Previews
45 Make Me Laugh-ABC
Panel:Kaye Ballard, Sid Gould, Pepper Davis Guest: Dan Duryea Host:Robert Q. Lewis
10:30
6-7-21 Jane Wyman
11 Gray Ghost
12 Sherlock Holmes
13 They Who Fought
45 Movie
Starlite Theater-Burma Convoy 1941
11PM
2-6-7-9-10-11-12-21-27 News
11:15
2 Movie
Gateway Studio-The Sea Wolf 1941
6 Movie
Feature Theater He Married His Wife 1940
7-11 Jack Paar-Minnie Pearl, Don Gardner and Homer and Jethro are guests.
27 Movie
Playhouse 27 Forever Amber 1947

11:20
9 West Point-ABC
10 World's Best Movies A Guy Named Joe-1943
12-21 Jack Paar
11:50
9 Movie
Tri State Theater-"A Desperate Chance for Ellery Queen" 1942
12:45
1AM
2-9-11 News
1:10
2 Movie
Swing Shift Theater-New Mexico 1951
2:25
2 Sermonette
08-23-2005, 11:17 PM #2
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Re: Retro:Pittsburgh Area Prime Time Thursday May 15, 1958
>
>
> 1:10
> 2 Movie
> Swing Shift Theater-New Mexico 1951
>
>
I remember the trips we use to take from Flint Michigan to Grindstone Pensylvania to visit my
Grandparrents in the late fifties earley sixties. We would arrive late at night (about 10 P.m The
guys would watch tv in the livingroom and I would be in the kitchen with the girls untill after 1 in
the morning. On one of theese trips, I discovered Swing Shift Theater and wanted to stay up to
watch it but My grandma would not let me.
She made me come to bed when the grown ups did.
I wanted to hear the sign off but never did.
Would be nice to see day time from that week in May.
Did Josie Carey have her funsville show on at that time.
If she did, that would have been the time I got a phone call from her while I was visiting there.
I was six years old, and she was my first crush.
If she didn't come on KDKA until 1960, I was 8.
I'll shair moore about my childhood tv expeariances as I read moore retro tv guides.
08-23-2005, 11:30 PM #3
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>>
>>
> > 1:10
> > 2 Movie
> > Swing Shift Theater-New Mexico 1951
>>
>>
> I remember the trips we use to take from Flint Michigan to
> Grindstone Pensylvania to visit my Grandparrents in the late
> fifties earley sixties. We would arrive late at night
> (about 10 P.m The guys would watch tv in the livingroom and
> I would be in the kitchen with the girls untill after 1 in
> the morning. On one of theese trips, I discovered Swing
> Shift Theater and wanted to stay up to watch it but My
> grandma would not let me.
> She made me come to bed when the grown ups did.
>
> I wanted to hear the sign off but never did.
>
> Would be nice to see day time from that week in May.
> Did Josie Carey have her funsville show on at that time.
> If she did, that would have been the time I got a phone call
> from her while I was visiting there.

> I was six years old, and she was my first crush.
>
> If she didn't come on KDKA until 1960, I was 8.
> I'll shair moore about my childhood tv expeariances as I
> read moore retro tv guides.
tvguy52:
I did the Daytime TV Guide for the Pittsburgh Area (The same week) Way back last fall. Here is
6:55-12Noon Weekdays
Pittsburgh Only 12-4:30 PM Weekdays (This one I did because you asked me to)
This is the Only Pittsburgh TV Guide I have from that era..I was lucky to find it..
I might do some weekend listings but only if I didnt do them already
08-24-2005, 02:40 PM #4
bayusm1
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OOOOOOOOPS!!!!
Sorry about that.
I didn't connect the dates.
Thanks for pointing me to the 2 posts.
Please forgive me.
I may have asked my Josie Cary question back last November also.
To Answer my own question with the help of the 2 posts, Josie had a program called Storyland
on at 8-45 in the Morning on KDKA.
Does anyone have guides for Pittsburgh from 1959, 1960 or 1961. I don't think That I wasw as
old as 10 years, when she called me.
I was 10 in 1962.
Thanks for the reminder Timl!
Mike
Retro: Atlanta prime time Wednesday, August 29, 1979
from 7 PM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)

7 PM NBC News
7:30 Name That Tune
8 PM Save The Children
9 PM NBC Movie: "The Night They Took
Miss Beautiful"
11 PM News
1 AM Tomorrow
2 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
8 PM Dorothy (sitcom with Dorothy Loudon)
8:30 Hanging In (not the Canadian sitcom
Hangin' In)
9 PM CBS Movie: "Charlie Cobb: A Fine Night
For A Hanging"
11 PM News
11:30 Adam-12
12 M U.S. Open Tennis Update
12:15 Switch
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
7:30 Dick Cavett
8 PM Faces Of Communism
9 PM Great Performances
11 PM Movie: "The Teckman Mystery"
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 PM ABC News
7:30 Tic Tac Dough
10 PM Vega$
11 PM News
11:30 Police Woman
12:40 Baretta
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 PM Get Smart
7:30 My Three Sons
8 PM Movie: "A Very Special Favor"
10:30 Fall Of Eagles

11:30 Movie: "Somebody Loves Me"
1:30 Baseball: Braves-Mets (replay of
a game played that afternoon)
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
7 PM Dick Cavett
8 PM Meeting Of Minds
9 PM The Tender Land
11 PM Dick Cavett
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
7 PM Movie: "Svengali"
10 PM PTL Club
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
8 PM Bonanza
9 PM 700 Club
10:30 The Deaf Hear

11 PM Big Valley
12 M The Mushegans
Retro: Atlanta prime time Thursday, August 30, 1979
run from 7 PM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Family Feud
8 PM Project UFO
9 PM Quincy
10 PM Mrs. Columbo
11 PM News
1 AM Tomorrow
2 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
8 PM The Waltons
9 PM Hawaii Five-O
10 PM Barnaby Jones
11 PM News
11:30 Adam-12
12:15 M*A*S*H
12:50 CBS Movie: "Raintree County"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
7 PM Educational
7:30 Dick Cavett
10:30 Inside Washington
11 PM Movie: "Madeleine" (not the
kids' story Madeline)
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 PM ABC News
7:30 Tic Tac Dough
8 PM Laverne & Shirley
8:30 Angie
9 PM Barney Miller
9:30 Soap (special 90-minute episode:

Benson prepares to leave the Tate
household for a new job and his own show,
and this is a flashback fest--pre-empts
20/20)
11 PM News
11:30 Starsky & Hutch
12:40 Baretta
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 PM Get Smart
7:30 My Three Sons
8 PM Movie: "Gidget Goes To Rome"
10 PM The Onedin Line
11 PM Soupy Sales
11:30 Movie: "Miracle Of Morgan's Creek"
1:30 Movie: "The Amorous Adventures Of
Moll Flanders"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
7 PM Dick Cavett
8 PM Georgia Forum
9 PM Cinema Showcase
9:30 Anywhat
10 PM Faces Of Communism
11 PM Dick Cavett
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
7 PM Movie: "Tarzan The Fearless"
9 PM Wrestling
10 PM PTL Club
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
8 PM Bonanza
9 PM 700 Club
11 PM Tonight On Peachtree
12 M News
Retro: Atlanta prime time Friday, August 31, 1979
run from 7 PM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)

7 PM NBC News
7:30 Gong Show
8 PM Diff'rent Strokes
8:30 Facts Of Life
9 PM Rockford Files
10 PM The Phillips Saga (story of a
black family that owns a newspaper
and the problems that ensue when
the father dies)
11 PM News
1 AM Midnight Special
2:30 News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
8 PM Incredible Hulk
10 PM Dallas
11 PM News
11:30 Adam-12

12:15 Movie: "The Devil's Brigade"
2:45 Movie: "Man On A String"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
7:30 Dick Cavett
9 PM Atlanta Week In Review
9:30 Last Of The Mohicans
10 PM Celebrity Concert (Sergio Mendes)
11 PM Movie: "The Yellow Balloon"
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 PM ABC News
7:30 Tic Tac Dough
8 PM Fantasy Island
9 PM Movie: "My Name Is Nobody"
11 PM News
11:30 Fran Tarkenton (football show)
12 M Unofficial Miss Las Vegas
Showgirl Pageant
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 PM Get Smart
7:30 My Three Sons
8 PM Movie: "Cyborg 2087"
10 PM Onedin Line
11 PM Soupy Sales
11:30 Movie: "The Demon Planet"
1:20 Movie: "The Man Is Armed"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
7 PM Dick Cavett
10 PM Poldark
11 PM Dick Cavett
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
7 PM PTL Club
9 PM ABC Movie: "Leave Yesterday

Behind" (pre-empted on Ch. 11)
11 PM Peter Gunn
11:30 TBA
11:45 Hawaii Five-O (pre-empted on Ch. 5)
12:55 CBS Movie: "The Private Life Of
Sherlock Holmes" (pre-empted on Ch. 5)
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
8 PM Bonanza
9 PM 700 Club
10:30 The Lesson
11 PM Rise And Be Healed
11:30 Big Valley
12:30 News
Retro:Seattle/Tacoma, Monday September 27, 1965
From the Seattle PI. Please note that channels 9 & 13 weren't included in the program grids. Any
additional info on the call letters of those stations during that week as well as schedules would
be greatly appreciated, enjoy.
4=KOMO(ABC)
6:25-7:00AM Faith
7:00-7:30 Convers.(abbriviated in program grid)
7:30-8:00 Folksg.(abbriviated in program grid)

8:00-8:30 Lone Ranger
8:30-9:00 unannounced
9:00-11:00 Movie:"Soldier Of Love"(color)
11:00-Noon Young Set
Noon-12:30PM Donna Reed
12:30-1:00 Father Knows Best
1:00-2:00 Ben Casey
2:00-2:30 The Nurses
2:30-3:00 A Time For Us
3:00-3:30 General Hospital
3:30-4:00 Young Marrieds
4:00-4:30 No Time For Love
4:30-5:00 Where the Action Is
5:00-5:30 Captain Puget(color)
5:30-6:00 Dobie Gillis
6:00-7:00 The News Hour(presumably ABC & KOMO news)
7:00-7:30 Exploration Northwest
7:30-8:30 12 O'clock High
8:30-9:00 Jesse James
9:00-9:30 Man Called Shanandoah
9:30-10:00 Farmer's Daughter
10:00-11:00 Ben Casey
11:00-11:30 News Final
11:30PM-1:00AM Nightlife
5-KING(NBC)
7:00AM-8:00 Today
8:00-9:00 Telescope
9:00-9:30 Featured Phrases(color)
9:30-10:00 Concentration
10:00-10:30 Morning Star(color)
10:30-11:00 Paradise Bay(color)
11:00-11:30 Jeopardy
11:30-Noon Play Post Office(color)
Noon-12:30 Wunda Wunda(local kiddie show)
12:30-1:00 Tele-Talk
1:00-1:30 The Doctors
1:30-2:00 Another World
2:00-2:30 You Don't Say
2:30-3:30 Mike Douglas
3:30-5:00 Movie:"The Last Hurrah"(part one)
5:00-5:30 Stan Boreson(local kiddie show)
5:30-6:00 Yogi Bear
6:00-6:30 Huntley/Brinkley Report
6:30-7:00 Early Edition
7:00-8:00 Husky Football
8:00-8:30 John Forsythe
8:30-9:00 Dr. Kildere(color)
9:00-10:00 Andy Willimas(color)
10:00-11:00 Run For Your Life

11:00-11:30 World Today
11:30PM-1:00AM Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson(color)
7-KIRO(CBS)
6:45AM-7:15 Word
7:15-8:15 JP Patches(local kiddie show)
8:15-8:30 King-Odie
8:30-9:00 Sergeant Preston
9:00-9:30 Mike Wallace
9:30-10:00 The McCoys
10:00-10:30 Andy Of Mayberry
10:30-11:00 Dick Van Dyke
11:00-11:30 Love Of Life
11:30-11:45 Search For Tomorrow
11:45-Noon Guiding Light
Noon-12:30 Bachelor Father
12:30-1:00 As the World Turns
1:00-1:30 Password
1:30-2:00 House Party
2:00-2:30 To Tell the Truth
2:30-3:00 Edge Of Night
3:00-3:30 Secret Storm
3:30-4:00 Superman
4:00-5:00 JP Patches(local kiddie show)
5:00-5:45 Lloyd Thaxton

5:45-6:00 KIRO News
6:00-6:30 CBS Evening News With Walter Cronkite
6:30-7:00 Rifleman
7:00-8:30 Movie:"Bonzo Goes To College"
8:30-9:00 Lucy Show(color)
9:00-9:30 The Andy Griffith Show(color)
9:30-10:00 Hazel(color)
10:00-11:00 Of Land and Sea(color)
11:00-11:30 News Editorial
11:30PM-1:30AM Movie:"Strange Lady In Town"
11-KTNT(ind.)
6:00-11:45AM off the air
11:45-Noon Farm Report
Noon-1:00 Romper Room
1:00-1:30 Cartoon Carnival
1:30-2:00 Dragnet
2:00-3:30 Movie:"Broadway Through A Keyhole"
3:30-4:00 Girl Talk
4:00-5:00 Adventures In Paradise
5:00-6:00 Brakeman Bill Show(local kiddie show)
6:00-7:00 Maverick
7:00-8:00 Outer Limits
8:00-9:00 Dick Powell Theatre
9:00-9:30 Pioneers
9:30-10:00 News
10:00-11:00 Wrestling
11:00-11:15PM News
11:15 sign off
______________
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> 4=KOMO(ABC)
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> 4:00-4:30 No Time For Love
>
>What is this show? It sounds like
a soap, but in the 1965-66 season ABC
had a teen-oriented soap called Never

Too Young at 4 PM ET/PT. It was replaced
in June 1966 by Dark Shadows.
>
>
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> > 4=KOMO(ABC)
>>>
> > 4:00-4:30 No Time For Love
>>
> >What is this show? It sounds like
> a soap, but in the 1965-66 season ABC
> had a teen-oriented soap called Never
> Too Young at 4 PM ET/PT. It was replaced
> in June 1966 by Dark Shadows.
>>
>>
>
There wasn't very much info given in the program grid. That particular guide also had an
interesting cover story on "I spy". I came across the guide at a local Great Prospects store the
other day. They also have a couple more issues from the week before and the week after that I'll
probably pick up.______________
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Retro: Atlanta daytime, network affiliates only, August 27-31, 1979
Because of considerable variation from day
to day on the independent and PBS stations,
I'm posting only WSB, WAGA, and WXIA. If
you really want the other stations' daytime
listings, I'll post them. These are from the
Atlanta Constitution and run 7 AM-7 PM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Password Plus
10 AM Dinah!
12 N News
2 PM The Doctors
2:30 Another World
4 PM The Rookies
5 PM Newlywed Game
6 PM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Morning
9 AM Donahue
10 AM Cross-Wits
10:30 Whew! (although not listed,
CBS News follows at 10:55)
12 N News
2:30 Guiding Light
3:30 Merv Griffin
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
9 AM Medical Center
10:30 Edge Of Night

11 AM Laverne & Shirley
11:30 Family Feud
12 N News
12:30 Ryan's Hope
4 PM Gunsmoke
5 PM Joker's Wild
5:30 Dating Game
6 PM News
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Please post the other stations.
Retro: Atlanta daytime PBS and independents, August 27-31, 1979

By request, from the Atlanta Constitution,
7 AM-7 PM.
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Sesame Street
6:30 Over Easy
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
8 AM Lassie
8:30 Romper Room
9 AM Lucy Show
9:30 Green Acres
10 AM Movie:
MON "Horizons West"
TUE "Mardi Gras"
WED "The Girl Rush"
THU "Town Tamer"
FRI "The Plainsman And The Lady"
11:55 News
12:30 Movie:
MON "Ten North Frederick"
TUE "Rawhide"
WED "Showdown At Boot Hill"
THU "Flight To Tangier"
FRI "Rendezvous With Annie"
2 PM WED Baseball: Braves-Mets
2:25 News (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri)
2:30 I Love Lucy (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri)
3 PM Rebop (Mon, Fri)
Infinity Factory (Tue, Thu)
3:30 Banana Splits (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri)
4 PM Flintstones (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri)
4:30 Partridge Family (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri)
5 PM Star Trek
6 PM Family Affair
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
8:45 A.M. Weather
9 AM Sesame Street
10 AM Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
10:30 Electric Company (Mon-Thu)
Educational TV Preview (Fri to 12:30)
11 AM MON National Geographic (to 12)
TUE To Your Health
WED Evening At Pops (to 12)
THU Meeting Of Minds (to 12)
11:30 TUE Cinema Showcase
12 N Over Easy (Mon-Thu)
12:30 off air until 4
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM MON Car Care
TUE Science At Emory
WED Crockett's Victory Garden
THU Anyone For Tennyson?
FRI By-Line
6:30 Over Easy

WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
9 AM A New Look
10 AM Love Of Life (pre-empted at 4 PM
on Ch. 5)
10:30 MON Living Word
TUE Ralph Hart
WED Hour Of Deliverance
THU Bountiful Blessings
FRI Keys To The Kingdom
11 AM PTL Club
1 PM MON TBA
TUE Lester Sumrall
WED Burning Bush
THU Lester Sumrall
FRI TBA
1:30 Lost Jungle
2 PM Success N Life (Mon-Thu)
Make Peace With Nature (Fri)
2:30 New In Medicine (Mon)
Screen Directors' Playhouse (Tue-Fri)

3 PM Spotlight
3:30 M*A*S*H (pre-empted on Ch. 5)
4 PM All In The Family (pre-empted at 10 AM
on Ch. 5)
4:30 Officer Don & Orvil
5 PM Peter Gunn
6:30 Munson On Sports
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM 700 Club
8:30 Batman
9 AM Movie
MON "Make Mine Mink"
TUE "Conspiracy Of Hearts"
WED "Breaking The Sound Barrier"
THU "The Iroquois Trail" followed at
10:30 by Part 1 of "Khyber Patrol"
FRI Part 2 of "Khyber Patrol" followed
at 10 AM by "Southwest Passage"
11 AM Make Room For Daddy
11:30 Mayberry RFD

12 N McHale's Navy
12:30 Dick Van Dyke
1 PM Pete & Gladys
2 PM Lone Ranger
3 PM Popeye & Friends
4 PM Tom And Jerry
5 PM Battle Of The Planets
5:30 Superman
6 PM Brady Bunch
6:30 Please Don't Eat The Daisies
Retro:Pittsburgh Area Saturday May 10, 1958
Johnstown Pa.
6 WJAC All Networks
Clarksburg, W VA
12 WBOY NBC ABC
Altoona, Pa.
10 WFBG CBS ABC

Wheeling W. Va
7 WTRF NBC ABC
Steubenville, Ohio
9 WSTV CBS ABC
Pittsburgh
2 KDKA CBS-ABC
11 WIIC NBC
13 WQED NET
Youngstown
21 WFMJ NBC
27 WKBN CBS
45 WKST ABC
Source:TV Guide
Morning
7AM
11 Movies-TBA
7:30
2 RFD #2
8AM
2 Movie-Boots And Saddles 1937
9 Movie Whispering Skull-Tex Ritter
12 Movie-Double Feature
1. Wings Over Wyoming
2. Texas Desperadoes 1955
8:55
9AM
2 Woody Woodpecker
7 Bugs Bunny's Friends
9-11 Cartoons
10 RFD #10
9:25
6 News
9:30
2-9-10-27 Captain Kangaroo
6 Cartoons
7 Kit Carson
10AM
2 Sky King
6 Quizdown-Wilson (High School Quiz)
7-11-12-21 Howdy Doody
10:30
2-9-10-27 Mighty Mouse
6-7-11-12-21 Ruff And Reddy
11AM
2 Texas Rangers
6-7-11-21 Fury
9-10-27 Heckle And Jeckle
12 Quest For Adventure
11:30
2 Sir Lancelot
6-7-11-21 Andy's Gang
9 Cartoons
10 Youth Answers
12 Church Of Christ
27 Saturday Playhouse
Afternoon
12PM
2-9-27-56 Jimmy Dean Show-Guest Mel Torme
6-11-12-21 True Story
7 Cartoons
10 University Of The Air
12:30
6-11-21 Detective's Diary
12 Movie-When The West was Young
1PM
2 My Hero-Comedy (Bob Cummings' Early effort)
6 Get Set, Go!-Variety
7 Victory At Sea
9 9 Teen-Time-Music
11 Country Music Jubilee-Red Foley-Guest:Wilburn Brothers
21 Movie-Double Feature
1.Brothers In The Saddle 1949
2. Ox Bow Incident 1943
27 Movie-Sensations 1944
1:30
2 Frontier-Western
6 Schoolmaster's Calendar
7 Movie-Romance On The Range-1942

12 Major League Baseball
Kansas City A's At Detroit Tigers-Leo Durocher/Lindsey Nelson
1:45
9 Outdoors Club
2PM
6 Five Worlds
9 Movie-Triple Feature
1. Stagecoach Express 1942
2. Sundown Kid 1943
3. Gunman's Gulch
11 Movie-Triple Feature
1. Black Gold 1947
2. The Good Die Young 1947
3. Wild Man Of The Jungle
2:10
10 Congressman's Report
2:15
10-56 Baseball Preview-George Kell with Nellie Fox

2:25
7-10-27-56 Major League Baseball
Cleveland Indians At Chicago White Sox Dizzy Dean/Buddy Blattner
2:30
6 Thirty Years That Changed The World
3PM
2 Dilemma of Diversity
6 Jamaica Flavor-COLOR
45 Film Shorts
3:30
2 Spotlight-Education
6 Europe-COLOR
4PM
2 Disneyland-ABC (Wed. 7:30)
6 World's Greatest Mother-Special
12 To Be Announced
45 Movie-TBA
4:30
6 Wrestling-Chicago
12 Detective's Diary
5PM
2 Lone Ranger
7 Soldiers Of Fortune-Synd.
10 Movie-TBA
11 Jungle Jim
12 "Big Boy" Frolic-Presumably sponsored by "Big Boy" Restaurants in the Clarksburg, W. Va.
Area
21 Popeye
27 Serials-Kids-Cliffhanger Movie Chapters
45 What's New For You?
56 Horse Race-Dixie Handicap/Pimlico-(Not sure which network showed this)
5:30
2 Wyatt Earp-ABC (Tuesday 8:30)
6 Lone Ranger
7 Comedy Time-Kids
11 My Friend Flicka
Evening
6PM
2 Pat Boone Show-ABC (Thursday 9PM)
6 Public Defender
7 Captain David Grief

9 I Love Lucy
10 Lawrence Welk-ABC
11 Sid Caesar
12 Cofidential File
45 Bob Brenner-Music
6:30
2-9-27 News/Sports
6 Broken Arrow-ABC (Tuesday 9PM Network)
7 Saber Of London
11 I Love Lucy
12 Billy Graham San Francisco Crusade
21 Big Picture
45 Our Miss Brooks
7PM
2 Lawrence Welk (Half Hour-ABC 9PM Saturdays (Hr.)
6-7 Jim Bowie-Synd. Different Episodes
9 You Asked For It-ABC (Sunday 7PM)
10 Red Skelton-CBS (Tuesday 9:30)
11 Honeymooners
21 Rumpus Room
27 Celebrity Theater-Drama
45 Jukebox Saturday Night

7:30
2-9-10-27-56 Perry Mason
6-7-11-12-21 People Are Funny-Linkletter
45 Dick Clark Beechnut Show-ABC
8PM
6-7-11-12-21 Perry Como-COLOR
45 Country Music Jubilee-Ernest Tubb/Louvin Brothers-ABC
8:30
2-10-56 Top Dollar-Quiz
9 My Little Margie
27 City Detective
9PM
2-9-10-27-56 Oh Susanna!
6-7-11-21 Club Oasis
12 Lawrence Welk-Week Delay-ABC
45 Lawrence Welk ABC "Live"
Mother's Day Salute
9:30
2-10 Have Gun-Will Travel
6-7-11-21 Turning Point-Drama
9 Theater-Comedy
27 Boots And Saddles
10PM
2-9-10-27 Gunsmoke
6-7-11-21 Amateur Hour
12 Paris Precinct-Synd.
45 Billy Graham San Francisco Crusade
10:30
2 State Trooper
6-7-11-12-21 Your Hit Parade-COLOR
9 Top Tunes/New Talent Lawrence Welk-ABC Monday 9:30
10 Wingo-CBS
27 News-Bill Criswell
10:40
27 Movie
Playhouse 27 Wyoming 1947
11PM
2 10 Silent Service
6 State Trooper
7-12-21 News
11 Movie
Academy Theatrer:Sunday Dinner For A Soldier 1944

45 Movie
Starlite Theater-Fugitive From A Prison Camp
11:15
7 Movie
Feature Theater:The Foxes Of Harrow 1947
12 Movie
West Virginia Playhouse House Of The Seven Gables 1940
21 Championship Bowling
11:30
2 News-John Roberts
6 Sea Hunt
9 Movie
Tri State Theater:Tonight And Every Night 1945
10 Movie
Worlds Best Movies:Footsteps In the Dark 1941
11:35
2 Movie
Gateway Studio:Captain Blood 1935
12 Mid
6 Movie
Gateway Studio:Top Of The World 1955

27 Wrestling
12:15
21 Movie
20th Century Theater:Footlight Serenade 1942
12:20
11 News-Mal Alberts
12:30
11 Movie
Late Show-The Teckman Mystery (British:1955)
12:45
9 News
1:15
2 News
10 Thought For Today
1:25
2 Movie
Swing Shift Theater:The Spiral Staircase 1946
1:30
6 News
1:30
6 News
2:40
2 Sermonette
Edit:For completeness/comparison's sake here is the Sunday May 11, 1958 schedule which was
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>
>
> 10AM
>
> 6 Quizdown-Wilson (High School Quiz)
>
Wilson was no doubt the last name of the

host of this show.
>
>
> 1PM
> 2 My Hero-Comedy (Bob Cummings' Early effort)
For a show that was neither a ratings nor a critical
hit in its original network run, this show got a lot
of mileage in syndication, rerunning all through the
'50s and '60s. Cummings established his patented
character of a bachelor with an eye for the ladies on
this show; his girlfriend was played by a very beautiful
actress, Julie Bishop. His next show, The Bob Cummings
Show (Love That Bob), perfected the character. And lest
we forget, Cummings worked with another Julie--Newmar--
on My Living Doll in 1964-65.
7PM
> 2 Lawrence Welk (Half Hour-ABC 9PM Saturdays (Hr.)
I know of only one other station that carried a half-hour
of Welk. WBTV/3 Charlotte, in 1955 and '56, ran Welk from
8:30-9 on Friday night. (Yet when WBTV picked up Welk in
syndication in 1974, it ran the full hour. Wonder why? he

asked sarcastically.)
> 10:30
>
> 9 Top Tunes/New Talent Lawrence Welk-ABC Monday 9:30
For those who couldn't get enough of Welk earlier in the
evening, I suppose.
>
>
>
> 11:30
> 2 News-John Roberts
Of course, this is NOT the John Roberts of CBS News. He
was either a baby or hadn't been born yet.
>
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>
>
>
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Retro: Atlanta Wednesday, August 25, 1976
run from 7 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9:30 Fun Factory
12 N News
12:30 Big Valley
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Mod Squad
5 PM The FBI
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Name That Tune
9 PM Doctors Hospital
10 PM NBC News Special (I don't have
details)
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Tomorrow
2 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
9 AM Phil Donahue
11 AM Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life (CBS News at
11:55)
12 N News
2:30 Guiding Light
3:30 Robert Young, Family Doctor
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Match Game PM
8 PM Bert Convy
8:30 Easy Does It, Starring Frankie
Avalon (Annette Funicello is
guest)
9 PM Movie: "The Graduate" (don't know
if this was on CBS)
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "Don't Make Waves"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
4:30 Sesame Street
5:30 Sesame Street
6:30 Zoom
7:30 Small World
8 PM Georgia Forum
9 PM Jennie Churchill
10 PM Nova
11 PM Movie: "The 39 Steps"
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)

9 AM Dinah!
10:30 $20,000 Pyramid
11 AM Edge Of Night
11:30 Happy Days
12 N News
1 PM Ryan's Hope
(this is not a typo--these soaps occupied
these time slots until the spring of 1977)
1:30 Merv Griffin (Family Feud is pre-empted)
4 PM Movie: "The Ticklish Affair"
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
7 PM Concentration
8 PM Bionic Woman
9 PM Baretta
11 PM News
12 M ABC Movie: "Public Eye"

WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
8 AM Lassie
8:30 Hazel
9 AM Lucy Show
10 AM Movie: "Take A Letter, Darling"
12:30 Movie: "Dear Ruth"
2:30 Mickey Mouse Club (the original)
3 PM Cartoons
3:30 Flintstones
4 PM Addams Family
5 PM Hazel
5:30 Lucy Show
6:30 Andy Griffith
7 PM I Love Lucy
8 PM Maverick
9 PM Movie: "Shepherd Of The Hills"

11:30 Movie: "Five Graves To Cairo"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
4:30 Sesame Street
6 PM Zoom
6:30 Antiques
7 PM Crockett's Victory Garden
8 PM Cinema Showcase
8:30 Black Atlanta
9 PM At The Top
10 PM Soundstage
11 PM Captioned ABC News
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
(This station had just come back on the
air after five years off, and can be forgiven
some of its programming.)
5 PM Local Talent
5:30 Movie Reviews
6 PM Movie Clip
6:30 Record Reviews
7 PM Pet Of The Day
7:30 Astrology
8 PM Travel Show
8:30 Analysis
9 PM Pet Of The Day
9:30 Astrology
10 PM Special Feature
10:30 Psychic Experiments
11 PM Prize Line
11:30 PTL Club
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
8:30 News
9 AM Bozo
9:30 Rin Tin Tin
10:30 The Rock
11 AM Charisma
11:30 700 Club
1 PM Mayberry RFD
2:30 Huck And Yogi

3 PM Porky Pig
3:30 Popeye
4 PM Batman
4:30 Superman
5 PM Brady Bunch
5:30 Lone Ranger
6 PM F Troop
6:30 Dick Van Dyke
7 PM Wagon Train
8 PM 700 Club
9:30 The Rock
10 PM Vep Ellis
10:30 Gerald Derstine
11:30 Laurel And Hardy
12 M News
Retro: North Carolina, 9/14/91
Source: TV Guide, Charlotte Edition
(BTW: Is there another market as relatively small as Charlotte to be served by three PBS
affiliates? Channel 30 is in Rock Hill, SC; Channel 42 is in Charlotte, and Channel 58 is in Concord,
about 30 miles north of Charlotte).
STATIONS LISTED (Note: Rather than listing individual cities of license, stations are combined into
the markets they served)
CHARLOTTE
3 WBTV (CBS)
9 WSOC (ABC)
18 WCCB (Fox)
30 WNSC (PBS)
36 WCNC (NBC)
42 WTVI (PBS)
46 WJZY (Ind.)
GREENSBORO/WINSTON-SALEM/HIGH POINT
2 WFMY (CBS)
8 WGHP (ABC)
12 WXII (NBC)
45 WNRW (Fox)
48 WGGT (Ind.)
FLORENCE, SC
13F WBTW (CBS)
15 WPDE (ABC)
COLUMBIA, SC
10 WIS (NBC)
GREENVILLE/ASHEVILLE/SPARTANBURG
4 WYFF (NBC)
7 WSPA (CBS)
13 WLOS (ABC)
RALEIGH/DURHAM
5 WRAL (CBS)
11 WTVD (ABC)
22 WLFL (Fox)
28 WPTF (NBC)
CPT-Carolina Public Broadcasting: 4-Chapel Hill, 17-Linville, 26-Winston-Salem, 58-Concord
5:00
2-Barnaby Jones
3 12-ANC News
4-Home Shopping Spree
5 9-Headline News
22-Beverly Hillbillies
5:30
18-Julia
5:45
30-NASA at Work
6:00
2-Magnum, P.I.
3-Fall Guy
4-Headline News
8-Family Ties
11-Little Rascals
13F-Krypton Factor
15-Webster
18-Adventures of the Little Mermaid
22-Jimmy Swaggart
36-Happy Days
46-Sparks
48-U.S. Farm Report
6:30
4-Camp Candy
5 46-Sanford and Son
7-Clemson Today
8 11-Slimeri and the Ghostbusters
13-New Lassie
13F-Super Force
15-Fall Guy
18-Adventures of the Little Mermaid

30-Make Peace with Nature
36-Family Ties
45-Tom and Jerry
48-Outdoor Gazette
7:00
2-Home Again
3-Widget
4-Alf
5-Southern Sportsman
7-Wild Kingdom
11-Weekend Special
12-Saturday Videos
13-Jetsons
13F-Superboy
18-Toxic Crusaders
22-Romper Room
28 45-Bucky OHare and the Toad Wars
30-G.E.D.
46-Tom and Jerry
48-Movie: The Magic of Lassie (78)
CPT-Sesame Street
7:30
2-Andy Griffith
3-Smoggies
4 22 45-Captain Planet
5-Small Wonder
7 11 13F-Widget
8-Not Just News
9-Likely Story
10-Mr. Knozit
13-Beetlejuice
15-Puppet Love
18-Bucky OHare and the Toad Wars
36-K-TV
8:00
2 3 5 13F-Riders in the Sky
4 10 12 28 36-Chip & Pepper
7-Kidsizzle
8 9 11 13 15-Winnie the Pooh
18 22 45-Killer Tomatoes
30-Sound Off
42-Sesame Street
46-Three Stooges
CPT-Reading Rainbow
8:30
2 3 5 7 13F-Mother Goose and Grimm
4 10 12 28 36-Yo, Yogi!
8 9 11 13 15-Land of the Lost
30-Outdoor Digest
CPT-Long Ago and Far Away
9:00
2 3 5 7 13F-Garfield
4 10 12 28 36-Super Mario World
8 9 11 13 15-Darkwing Duck
18 22 45-Tom and Jerry Kids
42-Mr. Rogers Neighborhood
46-WCW Wrestling
CPT-G.E.D.
9:30
4 10 12 28 36-Prostars
8 9 11 15-Beetlejuice
13-Bucky OHare and the Toad Wars
18 22 45-Taz-Mania
30-Motorweek 91
48-Greatest Sports Legends
CPT-Business File
10:00
2 3 5 7 13F-Ninja Turtles
4 10 12 28 36-Wishing
8 9 11 13 15-Hammerman
18 22 45-Hammerman
30-Hometime
42-Club Connect
46 48-WWF Wrestling
10:30
4 10 12 28 36-Spacecats
8 9 11 13 15-Pirates of Dark Water
18 22 45-Bill and Teds Adventure
30-This Old House
42-Living with Animals
CPT-Business of Management
11:00
3 4-Wide World of Kids
5-Sparks
8 9 11 13 15-Bugs Bunny and Tweety
10 12 28 36-Saved by the Bell
13F-Back to the Future
18-Not Just News
42-Creative Living
45-Auto Show
46-Grudge Match
48-WWF Wrestling
11:30
2 3 4 5 10 13F-ACC Football Today
7-Wheres Waldo
8 9 11 13 15-Bugs Bunny and Tweety
18-Pros in Motor Sports
22-Bullwinkle
28-Ebony/Jet Showcase
30-Science in the Service of Society
CPT-Business and the Law
12:00
2 3 4 5 10 13F-College Football: Rutgers @ Duke
7-Home Again
8 11-Soul Train
12-Classifieds
13-Harry and the Hendersons
15-Bullwinkle
18-Movie: Missing Link (88)
22-WCW Wrestling
28-Pump It Up!
30-Scale Modeling
36-Saturday Videos
42-Quilt in a Day
45-Video Music Awards
46-Movie: Abducted (Canadian, 86)
48-Movie: Laguna Heat (Made for Cable, 87)
12:30
7-Waiting for the Wind
15-Underdog
30-Collectors
42-Quilting for the 90s
CPT-Personal Finance
1:00
7 15-Star Search
8-Dracula
9-Cousteaus Rediscovery of the World

11-Americas Top 10
12 28-Golden Quarterback Challenge
13-Movie: Ladyhawke (85)
22-Movie: Split Decisions (88)
30-Frugal Gourmet
36-One More Day
42-Joy of Painting
1:30
11-Superboy
30-Louisiana Cookin
42-Art of Alexander and Warren
CPT-Discovering Psychology
2:00
7-Super Sports Follies
8-Nashville Skyline
9-TV Sneak Peek
11-Super Force
12 28 36-Sportsworld
15-Grand Strand Bandstand
18-Movie: The Car (77)
30-Victory Garden
42-Frugal Gourmet
45-Movie: The Wild Life (84)
46-Movie: The Mechanic (72)
48-Movie: Welcome to 18 (86)
2:30
7-Baseball 91
9-Legal Helpline
11-T.J. Hooker
15-Star Trek
30-Herbal Harvest
42-Cooking at the Academy
CPT-Sociological Imagination
3:00
7-Baseball: Dodgers @ Braves
12 28 36-Olympic Showcase
22-Movie: Bear Island (80, British-Canadian)
30-Strip Quilting
42-Travels in Europe
3:30
2 3 5 13F-Baseball: Dodgers @ Braves (joined in program)
4 10-Olympic Showcase (joined in progress)
8 9 11 13 15-College Football: Notre Dame @ Michigan

30-Sewing with Nancy
42-Motor week 91
CPT-Travel Magazine
4:00
18-My Secret Identity
30-Creative Painting
46-Movie: Flesh and Blood (85)
48-MemoriesThen and Now
CPT-Victory Garden
4:30
18-Dracula
30-Landscapes with Norma
42-Woodwrights Shop
CPT-Travels in Europe
5:00
4 10 12 28 36-Miss America Pageant Preview
18-21 Jump Street
22-22 Minutes
30-Images
42-This Old House
45-Whos the Boss
48-Out of this World
CPT-Woodwrights Shop
5:30
22-Facts of Life
30-Soap Box Derby
42-Hometime
45-What a Dummy
48-Munsters Today
CPT-This Old House
6:00
2 3 4 5 7 12 13F 36-News
10-Awareness
22-21 Jump Street
28-Night Court
42-Naturescene
45-Superboy
46-Its Showtime at the Apollo
48-Crazy Like a Fox
CPT-New Yankee Workshop

6:30
2 3 5 7 13F-CBS News
4 10 12 28 36-NBC News
42-Wild America
45-Super Force
CPT-Frugal Gourmet
7:00
2 7 36-Hee Haw
3-A Current Affair: Extra
4-Jefferson Awards
5-Billy Graham Crusade
8 28-Star Search
9-Legal Helpline
10 11-News
12 18-WKRP in Cincinnati
13F 48-Its Showtime at the Apollo
15-Night Court
22 45 46-Star Trek: The Next Generation
30-1991 Fall Season Preview
42-Classic Car Workshop
CPT-Wild America
7:30
4-Emergency Response
11-Wheel of Fortune
12-Roggins Heroes
15-WKRP in Cincinnati
18-Missing/Reward
30-Nature Scene
42-Collectors
CPT-Wild Wild World of Animals
8:00
2 3 5 7 13F-Movie: Throw Momma from the Train (87)
4 10 12 28 36-Golden Girls
8 9 11 13 15-Gymnastics
18 22 45-Cops
30 42 CPT-Lawrence Welk (different program descriptions for each channel)
46-Movie: Getting Even (86)
48-Street Trax
8:30
18 22 45-Cops
9:00
4 10 12 28 36-Empty Nest
8 9 11 13 15-College Football: Penn State @ USC
18 22 45-Americas Most Wanted

30-National Geographic
42-Nature
48-WWF Wrestling
CPT-American Patchwork
9:30
4 10 12 28 36-Nurses
18 22 45-Best of the Worst
46-Amen
10:00
2 3 5 7 13-Rewrite for Murder
4 10 12 28 36-Miss America Pageant
18 22-Comic Strip Live
30-Lonesome Pine
42-Mystery!
45-21 Jump Street
46-Hunter
48-Emergency Call
CPT-Austin City Limits
10:30
48-Crime Stoppers 800
11:00
2 3 5 7 13F-News
18 48-Tales from the Darkside
30-Yes, Prime Minister
42-David Frost
45-Arsenio Hall
46-Night Court
CPT-Lonesome Pine
11:30
2-WCW Wrestling
3-Global Jam
5-Whos the Boss
13F-Video Music Awards
18-Monsters
30-Are You Being Served
46-Arsenio Hall
48-Movie: Renegade Ninja (Japanese, 84)
12:00
4 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 36-News
5-Movie: Smile Jenny, Youre Dead (Made for TV, 74)
18-Pump It Up!
22-Movie: Lone Wolf McCade (83)

28-Cheers
30-Jadck Horkheimer
45-Party Machine
12:15
15-Sports
12:30
2-Movie: Force 10 from Navarone (78)
3-Cheers
4 10 12 28 36-Saturday Night Live (host: George Wendt; musical guest: Elvis Costello)
7-Soul Train
8-Love Connection
9-Andy Griffith
11-Movie: Airport 77 (77)
15-WCW Wrestling
46-Party Machine
1:00
3-Newhart
8-Howard Stern
9-Rapmania
18-Movie: Son of Bob (72)
45-Grudge Match
1:30
3-Americas Top 10
13-Byron Allen
13F-Movie: Apache Warrior (57)
15-Tales from the Darkside
46-Soul Train
2:00
3-ANC/Local News (until 6 A.M.)
4-Home Shopping Spree (until 6 A.M.)
5-Night Flight (until 4 A.M.)
8-Love Connection
12 36-Byron Allen
22-Dangerous Women
45-Comic Strip Live
2:30
8-Night Flight (until 4:30)
11 13-ABC News
46-Friday the 13th
2:45
2-Movie: The Haunting Passion (Made for TV, 83)

11-News
3:00
9-Headline News (until 7 A.M.)
18-Movie: Biggles: Adventure in Time (British, 86)
22-Dangerous Women
45-Friday the 13th
3:30
13F-Movie: Savage Season (70)
36-News
46-Street Trax
4:00
12-Heartbeat
22-Fall Guy
36-Night Flight
46-Quantum Shopping (until 5:30)
4:30
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Re: Retro: North Carolina, 9/14/91
Could you please post weekdays if you have the time?
08-25-2005, 02:13 AM #3
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This was a little over 3 years before WFVT (now WWWB) channel 55 signed on in Charlotte, it
became Charlotte's WB affiliate. Then WKAY channel 64 (now WAXN signed on. Thank heavens it
only shows some Pax programming and did not affiliate with them.
WGHP became a Fox affiliate and WNRW (now WXLV) took ABC in a 1995 straight swap. Also in
Raleigh/Durham, WLFL switched from Fox to WB, WPTF-28 (now WRDC I think) from NBC to
UPN, WRAZ channel 50 came on and became the Fox affiliate, and channel 17 (don't know the
call letters) signed on and took NBC. I think they are an NBC O&O.
Edited by karaokelegend on 08/25/05 06:20

AM.

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> 10:00
> 4 10 12 28 36-Wishing
You mean "Wishkid", the short-lived cartoon starred Macaulay Culkin?
> 8 9 11 13 15-Hammerman
> 18 22 45-Hammerman
ABC and Fox showing Hammerman? I think only ABC showed it.
08-25-2005, 11:33 AM #5
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> Source: TV Guide, Charlotte Edition
>
>
> 5:30
> 18-Julia
> Now here is a show that is rarely seen in syndication. I have never had a chance to watch this
show in syndication since it was never shown in reruns in Texas. Was it ever seen on weekdays in
North Carolina?
>
08-25-2005, 12:16 PM #6
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> This was a little over 3 years before WFVT (now WWWB)
> channel 55 signed on in Charlotte, it became Charlotte's WB
> affiliate. Then WKAY channel 64 (now WAXN signed on. Thank
> heavens it only shows some Pax programming and did not
> affiliate with them.

>
> WGHP became a Fox affiliate and WNRW (now WXLV) took ABC in
> a 1995 straight swap. Also in Raleigh/Durham, WLFL switched
> from Fox to WB, WPTF-28 (now WRDC I think) from NBC to UPN,
> WRAZ channel 50 came on and became the Fox affiliate, and
> channel 17 (don't know the call letters) signed on and took
> NBC. I think they are an NBC O&O.
>
28 is WRDC; 17 is WNCN and is an NBC o&o. WGGT/48, which is
co-owned with WXLV, carried ABC for about a year in 1995-96,
then became UPN affiliate WUPN. WXLV and WUPN are presently
owned by Sinclair.
08-25-2005, 09:55 PM #7
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> > 10:00
> > 4 10 12 28 36-Wishing
>
> You mean "Wishkid", the short-lived cartoon starred Macaulay
> Culkin?
>
> > 8 9 11 13 15-Hammerman
> > 18 22 45-Hammerman

>
> ABC and Fox showing Hammerman? I think only ABC showed it.
>
I stand corrected on both issues. Blame it on being distracted by whatever I was watching last
night when I typed my post!
Actually, the Fox stations (18, 22 and 45) were showing Little Shop.
08-25-2005, 11:04 PM #8
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Retro: North Carolina, Monday 9/16/91
5:00
2-Andy Griffith
4-Headline News
8-First Business
11-Oprah Winfrey
22-Success N Life
5:30
2-Good Morning Show
8 13 13F-This Mornings Business
15-Webster
36-Ag Day
5:45
10-Early Rider
30-Oceans and Man
5:55
36-News
6:00
3 7-News
4 10 12-NBC News
5 13F-CBS News
8 9 13 15-ABC/Local News
11-ABC News
18-Webster
22-Romper Room
28-Bread from Heaven
36-Local/NBC News
45-Police Academy
46-Tom and Jerry
6:15
30-Square One Television
42-Homestretch
6:30
4 10 12 13F-News
5-Morning
11-Good Morning Carolina
18-Video Power
22-G.I. Joe
28-NBC News
45-G.I. Joe
46-Jetsons
48-He-Man
6:45
30 42 CPT-A.M. Weather
7:00
3 5 7 13F-This Morning
4 10 12 28 36-Today
8 9 11 13 15-Good Morning America
18-Alvin and the Chipmunks
22-Rescue Rangers
30-Sesame Street
42-Mister Rogers
45-Merrie Melodies
46-Tom and Jerry
48-Brady Bunch
CPT-G.E.D.
7:30
22-Ducktales
42-Captain Kangaroo
45-Flinstones
46-Merrie Melodies
48-Video Power
CPT-European Journal
8:00
2-This Morning
18 22 45-Peter Pan and the Pirates
42-Sesame Street
46-Flinstones
48-Jetsons
CPT-Todays Special
8:30
18-Woody Woodpecker
22 45-Dennis the Menace
46-Flinstones
48-Inspector Gadget
CPT-Mister Rogers
9:00
3 4 5-Maury Povich
7 8 10-Regis and Kathie Lee
9 11 13 13F-Phil Donahue
12-Sally Jessy Raphael
15-Magnum, P.I.
22-Munsters Today
28-Highway to Heaven
36-Jenny Jones (Debut)
45-Success N Life
9:30
18-Silver Spoons
22 46 48-Kenneth Copeland
10:00
2 3 5 7 13F-Designing Women
4 10 12-Jenny Jones (Debut)
8-Maury Povich
9 11 13-Sally Jessy Raphael
15-Regis and Kathie Lee
18-700 Club
22-Laverne and Shirley
28 36-Chuck Woolery (Debut)

10:30
2 5 7 13F-Family Feud
3-The Price Is Right
22 45-I Dream of Jeannie
11:00
2 5 7 13F-The Price Is Right
4 10 12 28 36-One on One
8 9 11 15-Home
13 22-Geraldo
18-Morris Cerullo
45-Gunsmoke
46-Sanford and Son
48-700 Club
CPT-3 2 1 Contact
11:30
3-Top of the Day
4 10 12 28 36-Cover to Cover
18-More than Conquerors
46-Whos the Boss
12:00
2-Hazel
4 5 7 9 10 11 12 13 13F 15-News
8-Peoples Court
18-$100,000 Pyramid
22-Jenny Jones (Debut)
28-E.D.J.
36-Love Stories
42-Amish Cooking
45-Sanford and Son
46 48-Highway to Heaven
12:30
2 3 5 7 13F-Young and the Restless
4 10 12 28 36-Closer Look
8 9 11 13 15-Loving
18 45-The Jeffersons
42-Homestretch
1:00
4 10 12 28 36-Days of our Lives
8 9 11 13 15-All My Children
18-Joan Rivers
42-Victory Garden
46-Good Times
48-Judge
1:30
2 3 5 7 13F-Bold and the Beautiful
22-Bewitched
42-Herbal Harvest
46-Sanford and Son
48-Love Stories
CPT-This Honorable Court
2:00
2 3 5 7 13F-As the World Turns
4 10 12 28 36-Another World
8 9 11 13 15-One Life to Live
18-Bullwinkle
22-Jetsons
42-Inside Money
45-Muppet Babies
46-Diffrent Strokes
48-Joan Rivers
CPT-Globe Watch
2:30
18-Muppet Babies
22-Woody Woodpecker
42-Frugal Gourmet
45 46-Ducktales
CPT-Joy of Painting
3:00
2 3 5 7 13F-Guiding Light
4 10 12 28 36-Santa Barbara
8 9 11 13 15-General Hospital
18-Woody Woodpecker
45 46-Rescue Rangers
48-He-Man
CPT-Economics U$A
3:30
18-G.I. Joe
22-Police Academy
45 46-Tale Spin
48-Woody Woodpecker
CPT-Pre G.E.D.
4:00
2-I Love Lucy
3-Golden Girls
4 5 10-Cosby Show
7-A Current Affair
8 9 11 13F-Oprah Winfrey
12-Mamas Family
13-Whos the Boss?
18-Beetlejuice
22-Tale Spin
28-Merrie Melodies
30 42-Sesame Street
36-Matlock
45 46-Darkwing Duck
CPT-Square One Television
4:30
2-Growing Pains
3-Kate & Allie
4 12-Candid Camera (Debut)
5-Whos the Boss?
7-Mamas Family
10-227
13-Growing Pains
18-Woody Woodpecker
22 45-Beetlejuice
28-Flinstones
46-Tiny Toons
48-Brady Bunch
CPT-Mister Rogers
5:00
2-Cosby Show
3 8 9-News
4-Oprah Winfrey
5-Andy Griffith
7 10-Golden Girls
11 36-Peoples Court
12-Phil Donahue
13-Hard Copy
13F-227
15-Night Court
18-Silver Spoons
22-Darkwing Duck
28-Mamas Family
30-Mister Rogers
42-Reading Rainbow
45 46-Ninja Turtles
CPT-Sesame Street
5:30
2 9-Andy Griffith
3 13F-A Current Afair
5 11 36-News
7-Sanford and Son
8-Hard Copy
10-Jeopardy!
15-Golden Girls
18-Mr. Belvedere
22 45-Tiny Toons
28-Night Court
30-Reading Rainbow
42-3 2 1 Contact
46-Alf
48-Gomer Pyle, USMC
6:00
2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 13F 15 36-News
18-21 Jump Street
22-Perfect Strangers
28-Cheers
42-Club Connect
45-Whos the Boss?
46-Amen
CPT-MacNeil/Lehrer
6:30
2 5 13F-CBS News
8 11 13 15-ABC News
10 12 28 36-NBC News
22-Growing Pains
30-3 2 1 Contact
45-M*A*S*H
46-227
48-Family Feud
7:00
2 10-News
3 7-CBS News
4-NBC News
5 12-Entertainment Tonight
8 13 13F-Wheel of Fortune
9-ABC News
11 36-Jeopardy!
15-Cosby Show
18-Mamas Family

28-Now It Can Be Told
30 42-MacNeil/Lehrer
45-Cheers
46-Night Court
48-Orioles Report
7:30
2-Good Evening
3 4 12-Inside Edition
5 7-Family Feud
8 13 13F-Jeopardy!
15-Whos the Boss
18-Hogan Family
28-A Current Affair
36-Candid Camera
48-Baseball: Orioles @ Red Sox
8:00
2 3 5 7 13F-Evening Shade
4 10 12 28 36-Fresh Prince
8 9 11 13 15-MacGyver
18 22 45-Movie: Bad Attitudes (Made for TV, 91)

30-Crosstalk
42 CPT-Eat Smart
46-Movie: Shes Having a Baby (88)
8:30
2 3 5 7 13F-Major Dad
4 10 12 28 36-Blossom
9:00
2 3 5 7 13F-Murphy Brown
4 10 12 28 36-Movie: Living a Lie (Made for TV, 91)
8 9 11 13 15-NFL Football: Kansas City @ Houston
30 CPT-America Becoming
42-County Commission Meeting
10:00
2 3 5 7 13F-Desigining Women
18-Gunsmoke
22-Hunter
45-Star Trek
46-Love Connection
10:30
30-Conversation with General Perry Smith
46-Love Connection
48-Geraldo
CPT-Dosvedanya Means Goodbye
11:00
2 3 4 5 7 10 12 13F 36-News
18-Ron Reagan
22 45-Arsenio Hall
28-Cheers
42-MacNeil/Lehrer
CPT-Are You Being Served?
11:30
2-Newhart
3-Cheers
7 13-Sweating Bullets
30-One on One
46-Arsenio Hall
CPT-Alexei Sayles Stuff
11:35
4 10 12 28 36-Tonight
12:00
2 3 5-Sweating Bullets
8 9 11 13 15-News
18-Honeymooners
22-Love Connection
45-Ron Reagan
48-Movie: What a Way to Die (70)
12:30
7-Personals
8 11 13-Nightline
13F-Arsenio Hall
18-Wild Wild West
22-Love Connection
46-Hunter
12:35
4 10 12 28 36-David Letterman
1:00
2-News
3-Geraldo
5-Inside Edition
7-Smith and Jones
8 11-Into the Night
9-Nightline
45-Johhny B
1:05
15-Nightline
1:30
2-Personals
5 13F-CBS News Night watch (until 4 A.M. on Ch. 5; until 5:30 on Ch. 13F)
7-News
13-Into the Night
18-Home Shopping Spree (until 5:30)
22-Movie: The Aviator (85)
46-Movie: Strange New World (Made for TV, 75)
1:35
4 10 12 28 36-Bob Costas
15-Into the Night
2:00
2-Smith and Jones
3-Newhart
7-E.D.J.
8-Movie: Panama Sal (57)
9-Hard Copy
11-News
2:05
4-News
36-Family Feud
2:30
2 7-CBS News Night watch (until 5 A.M.)
3-News
2:35
15-News
36-Love Boat
3:00
3-ANC/Local News
3:30
22-Movie: Tarzans Peril (57)
46-Quantu Shopping (until 6 A.M.)
4:00
5-News
12-ANC News (until 6 A.M.)
4:30
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Re: Retro: North Carolina, Monday 9/16/91
A few comments:
Daytime Wheel's last show was on 9/20/91. No one in the TV Guide area carried its last week.
This week was the one of if not the first to have Tonight start at 11:35pm.
No one carried the full 90 minutes of Home.
When did World News Now start?
When did Nightwatch change to Up To The Minute?
2 did not have a noon newscast, when did it start?
Retro: Atlanta prime time Thursday, August 26, 1976
run 7 PM-1 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 PM NBC News
8 PM NBC Movie: "Shark Kid"
9:30 NBC Movie: "The Return Of The
World's Greatest Detective"
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show (Flip Wilson and
Lola Falana are guests)
Tomorrow follows at 1 AM, then news
at 2 AM.
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Wild Wild World Of Animals
8 PM The Waltons
9 PM CBS Special: "The Tenth Level"
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "The Executioner"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
7 PM Bangladesh--A Beginning Or An
End?
7:30 Bill Cosby (Chet Kincaid)
8 PM They Shall Take Up Serpents
8:30 Untamed World
9 PM The Men Who Made The Movies
10 PM Movie: "Spies"
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 PM Concentration

10 PM The Oath
11 PM News
12 M Mannix
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 PM I Love Lucy
8 PM James Brown's Future Shock
9 PM Movie: "The Other Man"
10:30 David Niven's World
11:30 Best Of Steve Allen
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
7 PM By-Line
8 PM Playback
8:30 Woman
9 PM Autobiography Of A Princess
10 PM Firing Line

WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
7 PM Pet Of The Day
7:30 Analysis
9 PM Pet Of The Day
10 PM Leather Craft
10:30 Astrology
11 PM Prize Line
11:30 PTL Club
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 PM Wagon Train
8 PM 700 Club
9:30 Manna
10 PM The Answer
10:30 George And Diane
12 M News
Retro: Atlanta prime time Friday, August 27, 1976

run from 7 PM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Bobby Vinton
9 PM NBC Movie: "The Deadly Game"
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Midnight Special (Jimmie Walker hosts;
guests are the First National Rotagilla
Band, the Cate Brothers, Henry Gross, Elvin
Bishop, and Johnnie Taylor "the Wailer")
2:30 News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Price Is Right
8 PM CBS News Special (no details)
9 PM CBS Movie: "Planet Of The Apes"
11:15 News
11:45 Movie: "Man On The Moon" (pilot for
Jigsaw--1972)
1:45 Movie: "Black Noon"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
7:30 Flash Gordon
9 PM The Onedin Line
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 PM Concentration
8 PM Donny And Marie
9 PM Movie: "Bad Company" (don't know
if local or ABC)
11 PM News
12 M The Rookies
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)

7 PM I Love Lucy
8 PM Perry Mason
9 PM Movie: "Night Monster"
11:30 James Brown's Future Shock
12:30 Baseball: Braves-Cubs (replay of an
afternoon game)
3:20 Movie: "The Other Man" (time approximate)
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
7 PM Villa Alegre
9 PM People And Politics: James Curley
10 PM Masterpiece Theatre (Upstairs, Downstairs)
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
7 PM Pet Of The Day
7:30 Astrology
9 PM Pet Of The Day
9:30 Astrology
11 PM Prize Line
11:30 PTL Club
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 PM Wagon Train
8 PM 700 Club
9:30 The Bible
10 PM Jimmy Swaggart
10:30 Studio A
11:30 Outdoors
12 M News
Retro: ABC Network Schedule Wednesday, February 10, 1982
Here's a classic ABC schedule from 1982.
7:00am Good Morning America
9:00am Local Programming
11:00am The Love Boat

Noon Family Feud
12:30pm Ryan's Hope
1:00pm All My Children
2:00pm One Life to Live
3:00pm General Hospital
4:00pm The Edge of Night
4:30pm Local Programming
6:30pm World News Tonight
8:00pm The Greatest American Hero: "The Shock Will Kill You"
9:00pm The Fall Guy: "Soldiers of Misfortune"
10:00pm Dynasty: "The Hearing"
11:30pm Nightline
Midnight The Love Boat
08-20-2005, 11:50 PM #2
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Re: Retro: ABC Network Schedule Wednesday, February 10, 1982
> Here's a classic ABC schedule from 1982.
Given that you had episode titles ...
> 8:00pm The Greatest American Hero: "The Shock Will Kill
> You"
> 9:00pm The Fall Guy: "Soldiers of Misfortune"
> 10:00pm Dynasty: "The Hearing"
There must have been some kind of detailed source? Cite, please.______________

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> There must have been some kind of detailed source? Cite,
> please.
>
I generally pieced the schedule together with the help of Total Television (Fourth Edition), the
Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows (Eighth Edition), the
Encyclopedia of Daytime Television, and tv.com. I also retrieved the promo from TV Ark.
Retro: Atlanta Friday, October 11, 1974

From the Atlanta Constitution. From 7 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
10 AM Name That Tune
10:30 Winning Streak
11 AM High Rollers
12 N News
12:30 Merv Griffin
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Big Valley
5 PM Mod Squad
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
9 PM Rockford Files
10 PM Police Woman
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show (Don Rickles is
guest host, Della Reese and
Gene Barry are guests)
1 AM Midnight Special (Jose Feliciano
hosts, guests are Buffy Sainte-Marie,
Jesse Colin Young, Hot Tuna, and The
Main Ingredient)
2:30 News
2:35 Movie: "Freud"
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7:30 Atlanta A.M.
9 AM Phil Donahue
10 AM Joker's Wild
10:30 Gambit
11 AM Now You See It
11:30 Love Of Life
12 N News
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Price Is Right
3:30 Match Game '74
4 PM Bewitched
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Treasure Hunt
8 PM Planet Of The Apes
9 PM CBS Movie: "Love In The
Afternoon"
11:30 News
12 M Movie: "The House On
Greenapple Road"
2:15 Movie: "Color Me Dead"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Brother Buzz
6 PM Sesame Street
7 PM Zoom
7:30 Black Perspective On The News
9 PM David Susskind
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Rise And Shine
8 AM Green Acres
9 AM Hazel
9:30 Dick Van Dyke
10 AM Password
10:30 $10,000 Pyramid
11:30 Brady Bunch
12 N News
12:30 Split Second
2 PM Newlywed Game
3:30 Movie: "Guns Of Darkness"

6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
7 PM Concentration
8 PM Kodiak
8:30 ABC Movie: "True Grit"
11 PM News
11:30 Bonanza
12:30 Wide World In Concert (Anne
Murray hosts, guests are Suzi
Quatro, the Spinners, and the
Ohio Players)
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 AM Romper Room
7:30 Three Stooges/Little Rascals
8:30 Mr. Ed
9 AM Flipper
9:30 Andy Griffith
10 AM Movie: "Thieves' Highway"
12 N Lucy Show
12:30 Beat The Clock
1 PM Movie: "Virginia"
3 PM Speed Racer
3:30 Flintstones
5 PM I Love Lucy
6:30 That Girl
7 PM Hogan's Heroes
7:30 Andy Griffith
8 PM Hilarious House Of Frightenstein
8:30 Movie: "Svengali"
10:15 Movie: "Curse Of The Demon"
12 M Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
1:30 Movie: "The 27th Day"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Villa Alegre
6:30 Zoom
7 PM Aviation Weather
7:30 The Way It Was
8 PM Book Beat
9 PM Masterpiece Theatre
10 PM Movie: "Becky Sharp"
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM Bozo
7:30 News
8 AM Dennis The Menace
8:30 Real McCoys
9 AM Movie: "The Outriders"
11 AM Lone Ranger
11:30 Mayberry RFD
12 N 700 Club
1:30 It's A New Day
2 PM Bozo
2:30 Porky Pig
3 PM Jeff's Collie
3:30 Dr. Kildare
5 PM Real McCoys
5:30 Room 222
6 PM Movie: "The Big Sleep"
8 PM 700 Club
9:30 Manna
10 PM Chaplain Of Bourbon Street
10:30 Right On
11 PM Mayberry RFD
11:30 Honeymooners
Retro: Greensboro/Charlotte/Raleigh/Roanoke prime time Friday, November 6, 1959
From the Greensboro Daily News. From 7 PM.
WFMY Ch. 2 Greensboro (CBS/ABC)
7 PM Rifleman
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 Cannonball
9 PM Desilu Playhouse
10 PM Twilight Zone
11 PM Atlantic Weatherman
11:05 Sports Final
11:10 News
11:20 Movie: "Rebecca"
WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte (CBS/ABC)
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 Tales Of The Vikings
10 PM Twilight Zone
11 PM Weather
11:05 News
11:10 Sports
11:15 Two Movies (titles not given)
WRAL Ch. 5 Raleigh (NBC/ABC)
7 PM Movie (title not given)
9:30 M Squad
10 PM Boxing
10:45 Dateline
11:10 Weather
11:15 Jack Paar
(I have to question this. Why did WRAL
not carry Jackpot Bowling at 10:45? It
didn't start its news before 11 any other
night.)

7 PM Col. Flack
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 Sheriff Of Cochise
10 PM Twilight Zone
11 PM Weather
11:05 News
WSOC Ch. 9 Charlotte (NBC/ABC)
7 PM Lockup
8 PM Troubleshooters
8:30 Donna Reed
10 PM Boxing
10:45 Jackpot Bowling
11 PM News
11:15 Sports
11:20 Two Movies (titles not given)

7 PM Klub Kwiz
9:30 M Squad
10 PM Boxing
11 PM News
11:10 Sports
11:15 Jack Paar
WTVD Ch. 11 Durham (CBS/ABC)
7 PM U.S. Marshal
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 Hotel De Paree
10 PM Twilight Zone
10:30 Black Saddle
11 PM News
WSJS Ch. 12 Winston-Salem (NBC/ABC)
7 PM Dick Clark Beechnut Show

9:30 M Squad
10 PM Boxing
11 PM News
11:15 Jack Paar
8:30 Man From Blackhawk
10 PM Robert Taylor's Detectives
San Diego (all broadcast stations) Sat.-Mon., April 9-11, 1983
Source: TV Guide
[6] XETV (Ind.)
[8] KFMB (CBS)
[10] KGTV (ABC)

[12] XEWT (Televisa)
[15] KPBS (PBS)
[39] KCST (NBC)
[51] KUSI (Ind.)
Saturday, April 9
5:00am
[6] Dick Van Dyke
5:30
[6] Dick Van Dyke
6:00
[6] Popeye
[8] Latin Profile
[10] Newsmakers '83
[39] CNN Headline News
6:30
[6] Tom and Jerry
[8] Voice of Agriculture
[10] It's Your Business
[39] Muppet Show
7:00
[6] Woody Woodpecker
[8] International Hour
[10] Superfriends
[15] Sesame Street

[39] Flintstone Funnies
[51] Doctor Snuggles
7:30
[6] Bugs Bunny
[10] Pac-Man, Little Rascals, Richie Rich
[39] Shirt Tales
[51] Three Stooges
8:00
[6] Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew
[8] Meatballs & Spaghetti
[15] Magic of Decorative Painting
[39] Smurfs
[51] Movie: "Let's Go Navy" (1951)
8:30
[8] Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
[10] Pac-Man
[15] Trains, Tracks and Trestles
9:00
[6] Six Million Dollar Man
[10] Scooby & Scrappy-Doo/Puppy
[15] Gourmet Cooking
9:30
[8] Dukes
[15] Victory Garden
[39] Gary Coleman

[51] Movie: "Tall Man Riding" (1955)
10:00
[6] Starsky & Hutch
[8] Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
[10] Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz
[15] Bridge Basics
[39] Thundarr
10:30
[15] Last Chance Garage
[39] Women's Tennis: Semifinal round, Family Circle Cup
11:00
[6] Kung Fu
[8] Gilligan's Planet
[10] Weekend Special
[15] Everyday Cooking with Jacques Pepin
[51] Wrestling (no details given)
11:30
[8] Fat Albert
[10] American Bandstand (Stephen Bishop and Oxo perform)
[15] Signing with Cindy
12:00pm
[6] Bonanza
[8] Blackstar
[15] Tennis: Highlights of Olympus Easter Bowl, tape delayed one week
[51] Grand Prix All Star Show

12:30pm
[8] The Masters (third-round play)
[10] Kidsworld
[39] Baseball Pre-Game
[51] Lorne Greene's New Wilderness
12:45
[39] Baseball: Montreal Expos at Los Angeles Dodgers
1:00
[6] Big Valley
[10] Entertainment This Week
[51] Editor's Notebook
1:30
[51] Changing World of Business
2:00
[6] Big Valley
[10] Pro Bowling: Greater Hartford Open
[12] Pelicula: Sera anunciado (TBA)
[15] Matinee at the Bijou
[51] The Human Affair
2:30
[51] Health Field
3:00
[6] Emergency!
[8] Wonder Woman
[51] My Three Sons

3:30
[10] Sportsbeat
[15] Holocaust: Artists and Images
[39] Al McGuire on Sports
[51] Bionic Woman
4:00
[6] Movie: "Abbott and Costello in the Navy" (1941)
[8] Star Trek
[10] Charlie's Angels
[12] Sera Anunciado (TBA)
[15] Inside Story
[39] Conway Twitty on the Mississippi
4:30
[12] Chespirito
[15] San Diego on the Line
[51] America's Top 10
5:00
[8] M*A*S*H
[10] News
[15] California Week in Review
[51] Solid Gold
5:30
[6] Happy Days Again
[8] Alice
[10] Wide World of Sports (U.S. national boxing team vs. Cuba, Netherlands marathon)
[12] Juan Luis Presenta
[15] Lawmakers
6:00
[6] Movie: "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967)
[8] CBS News - Bob Schieffer
[12] Sintonia de Locura
[15] Washington Week in Review
[39] NBC News - Jessica Savitch
[51] That Nashville Music
6:30
[8] [39] News
[12] Comentarios Taurinos
[15] Wall $treet Week
[51] Glen Campbell Music Show
7:00
[8] Fight Back! with David Horowitz
[10] Academy Awards Preview: The Envelope Please
[12] Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew
[15] Firing Line
[39] Muppet Show
[51] Hee Haw
7:30
[8] Close Up
[10] Eye on San Diego
[39] Weekend Magazine

8:00
[6] Movie: "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" (1974)
[8] Wizards and Warriors
[10] T.J. Hooker
[12] Carabina de Ambrosio
[15] Fire Season
[39] Diff'rent Strokes
[51] Kojak
8:30
[12] Three's Company
9:00
[8] Movie: "Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer: Murder Me, Murder You" (1983, made for TV)
[10] Love Boat
[39] Mama's Family
[51] Streets of San Francisco
9:30
[15] National Geographic
[39] Teachers Only
10:00
[6] Siskel & Ebert: If We Picked the Oscars
[10] Fantasy Island
[39] Monitor
[51] News
10:30
[15] Soundstage
[51] Honeymooners
11:00
[6] Movie: "King Kong" (1933)
[8] [10] [39] News
[12] Noticias
[51] Baretta
11:30
[8] Movie: "The Hospital" (1971)
[10] Movie: "The Adventurers" (1970)
[12] Ensalada de Locos
[39] Saturday Night Live
12:00am
[51] Boxing (no details given)
1:00
[6] Movie: "Foreign Correspondent" (1940)
[39] Rock 'n' Roll Tonite
1:45
[10] ABC News - Tom Jarriel
2:30
[39] News
3:00
[6] Movie: "The Curse of Frankenstein" (1957)
Sunday, April 10
5:00am
[6] Laugh Trax
6:00
[6] Drug Abuse Test
[8] CBS News Sunday Morning - Charles Kuralt
[10] Directions
6:30
[6] Jagad Guru Speaks
[10] Public Pulse
[15] Hablamos Espanol
[39] Ag-USA
7:00
[6] Turning Point
[10] Spectrum
[15] Sesame Street
[39] Sunday Mass
7:05
[51] Big Blue Marble
7:30
[8] KFMB Looks at Learning
[10] Lloyd Ogilvie
[39] World Tomorrow with Herbert W. Armstrong
[51] Val de la O
8:00
[6] Rev. Terry Cole Whittaker
[8] Let There Be Light
[10] Jerry Falwell
[15] Sesame Street
[39] Rex Humbard
8:30
[6] Father Michael Manning
[8] LaHayes on Family Life
[39] Know Your Bible
[51] Movie: "Hold That Line" (1952)
9:00
[6] Jimmy Swaggart
[8] Oral Roberts
[10] It Is Written
[15] Big Blue Marble
9:30
[8] Face the Nation
[10] Kenneth Copeland
[15] Hidden Places: Where History Lives
[39] Meet the Press
10:00
[6] D. James Kennedy
[8] Sports Sunday (boxing match between Marvin Frazier and James Broad, coverage of three-
day bike tour between Virginia Beach and Washington, DC)
[15] Mighty Continent
[39] Newscenter Weekly

[51] Movie: "The Champ" (1931)
10:30
[10] USFL Football (teams not listed)
[39] Mary Tyler Moore
11:00
[6] Robert Schuller
[15] Masterpiece Theatre: "Private Schulz", part 1 (apparently repeat of previous Sunday's
primetime airing)
[39] Baseball: San Diego Padres at Atlanta Braves
12:00pm
[6] Tijuana: Window to the South
[8] The Masters (final round)
[15] To Bear Witness
[51] Movie: "Copper Canyon" (1950)
12:30pm
[6] Weekend
1:00
[6] Wrestling (no details given)
[15] Live from Lincoln Center (simulcast on KPBS-FM)
1:45
[10] This Week with David Brinkley
2:00
[6] Big Valley
[39] Women's Tennis: Final round, Family Circle Cup
[51] Two Ronnies
2:30
[51] Morecambe & Wise
2:45
[10] Wide World of Sports (Darlington 500 NASCAR race, Santa Anita Derby)
3:00
[6] Emergency!
[8] Wonder Woman
[51] Butterflies
3:30
[15] Francois Mitterand
[51] Poldark
4:00
[6] Movie: "Mighty Joe Young" (1949)
[8] Star Trek
[10] Newsmakers '83
[15] Supersoccer
[39] Movie: "The 25th Hour" (1967)
4:30
[10] Barney Miller
[51] America
5:00
[8] M*A*S*H
[10] News
[15] Focus on the Deep
5:30
[8] Alice
[10] ABC News - Sam Donaldson
[51] Changing World of Business
6:00
[6] Movie: "Fantastic Voyage" (1966)
[8] CBS News - Morton Dean
[15] Tony Brown's Journal
[39] NBC News - Chris Wallace
[51] Motorcycle World
6:30
[8] [39] News
[15] Anasa Briggs/F.Y.I.
[51] Carol Burnett and Friends
7:00
[8] 60 Minutes
[10] Ripley's Believe It or Not!
[15] Austin City Limits (simulcast on KSON-FM)
[39] CHiPs
[51] White Shadow
8:00
[6] Movie: "The Paper Chase" (1973)
[8] Goodnight, Beantown
[10] Matt Houston

[15] Life on Earth
[39] Movie: "This Is Elvis" (1981)
[51] Kojak
8:30
[8] Gloria
9:00
[8] Jeffersons
[10] Movie: "Altered States" (1980)
[15] Masterpiece Theatre: "Private Schulz", part 2
9:30
[8] Newhart
10:00
[6] When Will the Dying Stop?
[8] Trapper John, M.D.
[39] Casablanca (series debut)
[51] INN News
10:30
[15] Prize Winners
[51] Wall Street Journal Report
11:00
[6] Jack Van Impe
[8] [10] [39] News
[15] David Susskind

[51] Honeymooners
11:30
[6] At the Movies
[8] Harry O
[10] Academy Awards Preview: The Envelope Please
[39] Larry King
[51] Midnight Special
12:00am
[6] Dance Fever
[10] Movie: "Partners in Crime" (1973, made for TV)
12:30
[6] Sha Na Na
[8] Movie: "Death Sentence" (1974, made for TV)
1:00
[6] Movie: "The Lady Eve" (1941)
[39] News
[51] Solid Gold
1:30
[10] ABC News - Tom Jarriel
2:00
[8] CBS News
2:45
[6] Movie: "Backtrack" (1969)
Monday, April 11
5:00am
[6] Dick Van Dyke
[8] CBS News Continues
5:30
[6] Morning Stretch
[10] Real Estate Principles
6:00
[6] Jimmy Swaggart
[8] CBS News - Kurtis/Sawyer
[10] ABC News - Bell/Sullivan
6:30
[6] Cartoon Festival
[39] NBC News - Gumbel/Pauley/Scott
[51] Great Space Coaster
6:45
[15] A.M. Weather
7:00
[6] Tom and Jerry
[10] Good Morning America
[15] Sesame Street
[39] Today
[51] Three Stooges
7:30
[6] Flintstones
8:00
[6] Bugs Bunny and Friends
[8] Sunup San Diego
[15] Mister Rogers
[51] My Three Sons
8:30
[6] Popeye and Friends
[15] Lilias, Yoga and You
[51] Family Affair
9:00
[6] Broken Doll (this, and the two shows that followed it, were short-lived first-run soaps)
[8] New $25,000 Pyramid
[10] Match Game
[15] Magic of Decorative Painting
[39] Phil Donahue
9:30
[6] The Rich Also Cry
[8] Child's Play
[10] Card Sharks
[15] Really Livin'
10:00
[6] Love's Strange Ways
[8] Price is Right
[15] Culture of Ancient Egypt

[39] Wheel of Fortune
[51] Movie: "The Flame and the Arrow" (1950)
10:30
[6] Twenty-Minute Workout
[15] Meeting Will Come to Order
[39] Dream House
11:00
[6] I Love Lucy
[8] Young and the Restless
[10] Family Feud
[15] Sesame Street
11:30
[6] Millionaire
[10] News
[39] Search for Tomorrow
12:00pm
[6] Perry Mason
[8] News
[10] All My Children
[15] Over Easy
[39] Days of Our Lives
[51] Movie: "One of Our Aircraft is Missing" (1942)
12:30pm
[8] As the World Turns

[15] Dick Cavett
1:00
[6] Run For Your Life
[10] One Life to Live
[15] Masterpiece Theatre (repeat of Sunday evening broadcast)
[39] Another World
1:30
[8] Capitol
2:00
[6] I Love Lucy
[8] Guiding Light
[10] General Hospital
[15] David Susskind
[39] Fantasy
[51] Gunsmoke
2:15
[12] Viaje a las Estrellas
2:30
[6] Leave It to Beaver
3:00
[6] Tom and Jerry
[8] Merv Griffin
[10] Laverne & Shirley & Company
[15] Sesame Street
[39] Mork & Mindy

[51] Superfriends
3:15
[12] Inspector Ardilla
3:30
[6] Bugs Bunny
[10] CHiPs Patrol
[39] Muppet Show
[51] Munsters
3:45
[12] Rojo Vivo
4:00
[6] Scooby-Doo
[8] M*A*S*H
[15] Mister Rogers
[39] Little House on the Prairie
[51] Gilligan's Island
4:30
[6] Happy Days Again
[8] News
[10] Entertainment Tonight (not its usual time; see note at 6:00)
[15] Electric Company
[51] Bewitched
4:45
[12] Cancionera
5:00
[6] Spider-Man
[8] [10] [39] News
[15] 3-2-1 Contact
[39] Good Times
5:30
[15] Over Easy
[51] Jeffersons
5:45
[12] Noticias
6:00
[6] Lobo
[8] CBS News - Dan Rather
[10] Oscar Awards (normally, KGTV would have aired ABC News at 6:00, Barney Miller at 6:30,
Entertainment Tonight at 7:00, and You Asked For It at 7:30, then ABC network programming;
People's Court normally aired at 4:30)
[12] Nosotras las Mujeres
[15] Hablamos Espanol
[39] NBC News - Brokaw/Mudd
[51] One Day at a Time
6:30
[8] News
[12] Club de las Estrellas
[15] Presente
[39] All in the Family
[51] Good Times
7:00
[6] Benny Hill
[8] PM Magazine
[12] Cine Juvenil
[15] Nightly Business Report
[39] Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
[51] Jeffersons
7:30
[6] Soap
[8] Lie Detector
[15] MacNeil, Lehrer Report
[39] Family Feud
8:00
[6] Hawaii Five-O
[8] Archie Bunker's Place
[15] Great Performances: "Siegfried" (Wagner opera), part 1
[39] Love, Sidney
[51] Kojak
8:30
[8] Foot in the Door
[39] Family Ties
9:00
[6] Movie: "Cool Hand Luke" (1967)
[8] Alice
[10] Barbara Walters

[39] Movie: "The Capture of Grizzly Adams" (1982, made for TV)
9:30
[8] One Day at a Time
10:00
[8] CBS News Special: "Eye on the Media: Private Lives, Public Press"
[10] People's Court (as noted above, would have normally aired at 4:30)
[51] INN News
10:30
[10] Barney Miller (as noted above, would normally have aired at 6:30)
[51] Tom Cottle: Up Close
11:00
[8] [10] [39] News
[12] Noticias
[15] Sneak Previews
[51] Honeymooners
11:30
[6] Saturday Night (ran a half-hour earlier than usual because of long 9:00 movie; normally XETV
would air Hawaii Five-O at 11:00)
[8] Trapper John, M.D.
[10] Nightline
[12] Ricos Tambien Lloran
[39] Tonight
12:00am
[10] Movie: "The California Kid" (1974)
[51] Baretta
12:30
[6] Phil Silvers (added to schedule to make 1:00am movie start on time; why that would be
important, I don't know)
[39] Late Night with David Letterman
12:40
[8] Columbo
1:00
[6] Movie: "They Died with Their Boots On" (1941)
[51] Rawhide
1:30
[39] NBC News - Ellerbee/Schechner
2:00
[8] CBS News
2:30
[39] News (likely a replay of the 11:00 newscast)
3:00
[6] Movie: "Campus Honeymoon" (1948)______________

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Re: San Diego (all broadcast stations) Sat.-Mon., April 9-11, 1983
> Source: TV Guide
>
> [6] XETV (Ind.)
> 9:00
> [6] Broken Doll (this, and the two shows that followed it,
> were short-lived first-run soaps)
> 9:30
> [6] The Rich Also Cry
> 10:00
> [6] Love's Strange Ways
Considering that XETV's a Mexican station, I believe that these soaps are Televisa's novelas,
dubbed into English.
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> > Source: TV Guide

>>
> > [6] XETV (Ind.)
>
> > 9:00
> > [6] Broken Doll (this, and the two shows that followed it,
>
> > were short-lived first-run soaps)
> > 9:30
> > [6] The Rich Also Cry
> > 10:00
> > [6] Love's Strange Ways
>
> Considering that XETV's a Mexican station, I believe that
> these soaps are Televisa's novelas, dubbed into English.
I believe you areright, although the only one of the three that also aired on XEWT was Ricos
Tambien Lloran (The Rich Also Cry) at 11:30pm. (The only other telenovela on XEWT was Rojo
Vivo -- which translates as "Red Hot" -- at 3:45pm.)
I don't recall these running in any other markets; I wonder if this was a trial run by Televisa by
leasing the block of time from XETV?______________

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> I don't recall these running in any other markets; I wonder
> if this was a trial run by Televisa by leasing the block of
> time from XETV?
>
First, I thought XETV (or its tranny and license) was owned by Televisa or XEWT (unless the latter
was a Televisa-owned station).
Second, the only other place that I saw a dubbed Televisa novela was on the defunct Channel
America network -- don't remember the title, but it was clearly dubbed, and the English-
language credits had a Televisa logo at the end.
Thirdly, I think the reason the novelas were on XETV was partly due to Mexican content laws
imposed on the station by the Mexican broadcasting authorities. These days, in addition to
answering to the FCC proving that they serve the public interest of San Diego, XETV still has to
answer to the Mexican government on the same issue, but to the Mexican government. The
result -- Mexican PSAs on XETV. I don't know if the Mexicans still have a Mexican content law (if
they had one to begin with), or if they're more lenient with XETV.
08-21-2005, 10:06 PM #5
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> First, I thought XETV (or its tranny and license) was owned
> by Televisa or XEWT (unless the latter was a Televisa-owned
> station).
The website for the Secretaria de Comunicaciones y Transportes (which is the FCC's counterpart
in Mexico) is offline, so I can't check, but I don't believe Televisa owns XETV.______________

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> Source: TV Guide
>
> [6] XETV (Ind.)
> [8] KFMB (CBS)
> [10] KGTV (ABC)

> [12] XEWT (Televisa)
> [15] KPBS (PBS)
> [39] KCST (NBC)
> [51] KUSI (Ind.)
>
> Saturday, April 9
> 5:00am
> [6] Dick Van Dyke
> 5:30
> [6] Dick Van Dyke
> 6:00
> [6] Popeye
> [8] Latin Profile
> [10] Newsmakers '83
> [39] CNN Headline News
> 6:30
> [6] Tom and Jerry
> [8] Voice of Agriculture
> [10] It's Your Business
> [39] Muppet Show
> 7:00
> [6] Woody Woodpecker
> [8] International Hour
> [10] Superfriends
> [15] Sesame Street

> [39] Flintstone Funnies
> [51] Doctor Snuggles
> 7:30
> [6] Bugs Bunny
> [10] Pac-Man, Little Rascals, Richie Rich
> [39] Shirt Tales
> [51] Three Stooges
> 8:00
> [6] Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew
> [8] Meatballs & Spaghetti
> [15] Magic of Decorative Painting
> [39] Smurfs
> [51] Movie: "Let's Go Navy" (1951)
> 8:30
> [8] Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
> [10] Pac-Man
> [15] Trains, Tracks and Trestles
> 9:00
> [6] Six Million Dollar Man
> [10] Scooby & Scrappy-Doo/Puppy
> [15] Gourmet Cooking
> 9:30
> [8] Dukes
> [15] Victory Garden
> [39] Gary Coleman

> [51] Movie: "Tall Man Riding" (1955)
> 10:00
> [6] Starsky & Hutch
> [8] Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
> [10] Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz
> [15] Bridge Basics
> [39] Thundarr
> 10:30
> [15] Last Chance Garage
> [39] Women's Tennis: Semifinal round, Family Circle Cup
> 11:00
> [6] Kung Fu
> [8] Gilligan's Planet
> [10] Weekend Special
> [15] Everyday Cooking with Jacques Pepin
> [51] Wrestling (no details given)
> 11:30
> [8] Fat Albert
> [10] American Bandstand (Stephen Bishop and Oxo perform)
> [15] Signing with Cindy
> 12:00pm
> [6] Bonanza
> [8] Blackstar
> [15] Tennis: Highlights of Olympus Easter Bowl, tape delayed
> one week

> [51] Grand Prix All Star Show
> 12:30pm
> [8] The Masters (third-round play)
> [10] Kidsworld
> [39] Baseball Pre-Game
> [51] Lorne Greene's New Wilderness
> 12:45
> [39] Baseball: Montreal Expos at Los Angeles Dodgers
> 1:00
> [6] Big Valley
> [10] Entertainment This Week
> [51] Editor's Notebook
> 1:30
> [51] Changing World of Business
> 2:00
> [6] Big Valley
> [10] Pro Bowling: Greater Hartford Open
> [12] Pelicula: Sera anunciado (TBA)
> [15] Matinee at the Bijou
> [51] The Human Affair
> 2:30
> [51] Health Field
> 3:00
> [6] Emergency!
> [8] Wonder Woman

> [51] My Three Sons
> 3:30
> [10] Sportsbeat
> [15] Holocaust: Artists and Images
> [39] Al McGuire on Sports
> [51] Bionic Woman
> 4:00
> [6] Movie: "Abbott and Costello in the Navy" (1941)
> [8] Star Trek
> [10] Charlie's Angels
> [12] Sera Anunciado (TBA)
> [15] Inside Story
> [39] Conway Twitty on the Mississippi
> 4:30
> [12] Chespirito
> [15] San Diego on the Line
> [51] America's Top 10
> 5:00
> [8] M*A*S*H
> [10] News
> [15] California Week in Review
> [51] Solid Gold
> 5:30
> [6] Happy Days Again
> [8] Alice

> [10] Wide World of Sports (U.S. national boxing team vs.
> Cuba, Netherlands marathon)
> [12] Juan Luis Presenta
> [15] Lawmakers
> 6:00
> [6] Movie: "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967)
> [8] CBS News - Bob Schieffer
> [12] Sintonia de Locura
> [15] Washington Week in Review
> [39] NBC News - Jessica Savitch
> [51] That Nashville Music
> 6:30
> [8] [39] News
> [12] Comentarios Taurinos
> [15] Wall $treet Week
> [51] Glen Campbell Music Show
> 7:00
> [8] Fight Back! with David Horowitz
> [10] Academy Awards Preview: The Envelope Please
> [12] Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew
> [15] Firing Line
> [39] Muppet Show
> [51] Hee Haw
> 7:30
> [8] Close Up

> [10] Eye on San Diego
> [39] Weekend Magazine
> 8:00
> [6] Movie: "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" (1974)
> [8] Wizards and Warriors
> [10] T.J. Hooker
> [12] Carabina de Ambrosio
> [15] Fire Season
> [39] Diff'rent Strokes
> [51] Kojak
> 8:30
> [12] Three's Company
> 9:00
> [8] Movie: "Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer: Murder Me, Murder
> You" (1983, made for TV)
> [10] Love Boat
> [39] Mama's Family
> [51] Streets of San Francisco
> 9:30
> [15] National Geographic
> [39] Teachers Only
> 10:00
> [6] Siskel & Ebert: If We Picked the Oscars
> [10] Fantasy Island

> [39] Monitor
> [51] News
> 10:30
> [15] Soundstage
> [51] Honeymooners
> 11:00
> [6] Movie: "King Kong" (1933)
> [8] [10] [39] News
> [12] Noticias
> [51] Baretta
> 11:30
> [8] Movie: "The Hospital" (1971)
> [10] Movie: "The Adventurers" (1970)
> [12] Ensalada de Locos
> [39] Saturday Night Live
> 12:00am
> [51] Boxing (no details given)
> 1:00
> [6] Movie: "Foreign Correspondent" (1940)
> [39] Rock 'n' Roll Tonite
> 1:45
> [10] ABC News - Tom Jarriel
> 2:30
> [39] News
> 3:00
> [6] Movie: "The Curse of Frankenstein" (1957)
>
> Sunday, April 10
> 5:00am
> [6] Laugh Trax
> 6:00
> [6] Drug Abuse Test
> [8] CBS News Sunday Morning - Charles Kuralt
> [10] Directions
> 6:30
> [6] Jagad Guru Speaks
> [10] Public Pulse
> [15] Hablamos Espanol
> [39] Ag-USA
> 7:00
> [6] Turning Point
> [10] Spectrum
> [39] Sunday Mass
> 7:05
> [51] Big Blue Marble
> 7:30
> [8] KFMB Looks at Learning
> [10] Lloyd Ogilvie

> [39] World Tomorrow with Herbert W. Armstrong
> [51] Val de la O
> 8:00
> [6] Rev. Terry Cole Whittaker
> [8] Let There Be Light
> [10] Jerry Falwell
> [39] Rex Humbard
> 8:30
> [6] Father Michael Manning
> [8] LaHayes on Family Life
> [39] Know Your Bible
> [51] Movie: "Hold That Line" (1952)
> 9:00
> [6] Jimmy Swaggart
> [8] Oral Roberts
> [10] It Is Written
> [15] Big Blue Marble
> 9:30
> [8] Face the Nation
> [10] Kenneth Copeland
> [15] Hidden Places: Where History Lives
> [39] Meet the Press
> 10:00
> [6] D. James Kennedy

> [8] Sports Sunday (boxing match between Marvin Frazier and
> James Broad, coverage of three-day bike tour between
> Virginia Beach and Washington, DC)
> [15] Mighty Continent
> [39] Newscenter Weekly
> [51] Movie: "The Champ" (1931)
> 10:30
> [10] USFL Football (teams not listed)
> [39] Mary Tyler Moore
> 11:00
> [6] Robert Schuller
> [15] Masterpiece Theatre: "Private Schulz", part 1
> (apparently repeat of previous Sunday's primetime airing)
> [39] Baseball: San Diego Padres at Atlanta Braves
> 12:00pm
> [6] Tijuana: Window to the South
> [8] The Masters (final round)
> [15] To Bear Witness
> [51] Movie: "Copper Canyon" (1950)
> 12:30pm
> [6] Weekend
> 1:00
> [6] Wrestling (no details given)
> [15] Live from Lincoln Center (simulcast on KPBS-FM)
> 1:45
> [10] This Week with David Brinkley
> 2:00
> [6] Big Valley
> [39] Women's Tennis: Final round, Family Circle Cup
> [51] Two Ronnies
> 2:30
> [51] Morecambe & Wise
> 2:45
> [10] Wide World of Sports (Darlington 500 NASCAR race, Santa
> Anita Derby)
> 3:00
> [6] Emergency!
> [8] Wonder Woman
> [51] Butterflies
> 3:30
> [15] Francois Mitterand
> [51] Poldark
> 4:00
> [6] Movie: "Mighty Joe Young" (1949)
> [8] Star Trek
> [10] Newsmakers '83
> [15] Supersoccer
> [39] Movie: "The 25th Hour" (1967)
> 4:30
> [10] Barney Miller
> [51] America
> 5:00
> [8] M*A*S*H
> [10] News
> [15] Focus on the Deep
> 5:30
> [8] Alice
> [10] ABC News - Sam Donaldson
> [51] Changing World of Business
> 6:00
> [6] Movie: "Fantastic Voyage" (1966)
> [8] CBS News - Morton Dean
> [15] Tony Brown's Journal
> [39] NBC News - Chris Wallace
> [51] Motorcycle World
> 6:30
> [8] [39] News
> [15] Anasa Briggs/F.Y.I.
> [51] Carol Burnett and Friends
> 7:00
> [8] 60 Minutes
> [10] Ripley's Believe It or Not!
> [15] Austin City Limits (simulcast on KSON-FM)

> [39] CHiPs
> [51] White Shadow
> 8:00
> [6] Movie: "The Paper Chase" (1973)
> [8] Goodnight, Beantown
> [10] Matt Houston
> [15] Life on Earth
> [39] Movie: "This Is Elvis" (1981)
> [51] Kojak
> 8:30
> [8] Gloria
> 9:00
> [8] Jeffersons
> [10] Movie: "Altered States" (1980)
> [15] Masterpiece Theatre: "Private Schulz", part 2
> 9:30
> [8] Newhart
> 10:00
> [6] When Will the Dying Stop?
> [8] Trapper John, M.D.
> [39] Casablanca (series debut)
> [51] INN News

> 10:30
> [15] Prize Winners
> [51] Wall Street Journal Report
> 11:00
> [6] Jack Van Impe
> [8] [10] [39] News
> [15] David Susskind
> [51] Honeymooners
> 11:30
> [6] At the Movies
> [8] Harry O
> [10] Academy Awards Preview: The Envelope Please
> [39] Larry King
> [51] Midnight Special
> 12:00am
> [6] Dance Fever
> [10] Movie: "Partners in Crime" (1973, made for TV)
> 12:30
> [6] Sha Na Na
> [8] Movie: "Death Sentence" (1974, made for TV)
> 1:00
> [6] Movie: "The Lady Eve" (1941)
> [39] News
> [51] Solid Gold
> 1:30
> [10] ABC News - Tom Jarriel
> 2:00
> [8] CBS News
> 2:45
> [6] Movie: "Backtrack" (1969)
>
> Monday, April 11
> 5:00am
> [6] Dick Van Dyke
> [8] CBS News Continues
> 5:30
> [6] Morning Stretch
> [10] Real Estate Principles
> 6:00
> [6] Jimmy Swaggart
> [8] CBS News - Kurtis/Sawyer
> [10] ABC News - Bell/Sullivan
> 6:30
> [6] Cartoon Festival
> [39] NBC News - Gumbel/Pauley/Scott
> [51] Great Space Coaster
> 6:45
> [15] A.M. Weather
> 7:00
> [6] Tom and Jerry
> [10] Good Morning America
> [39] Today
> [51] Three Stooges
> 7:30
> [6] Flintstones
> 8:00
> [6] Bugs Bunny and Friends
> [8] Sunup San Diego
> [15] Mister Rogers
> [51] My Three Sons
> 8:30
> [6] Popeye and Friends
> [15] Lilias, Yoga and You
> [51] Family Affair
> 9:00
> [6] Broken Doll (this, and the two shows that followed it,
> were short-lived first-run soaps)
> [8] New $25,000 Pyramid
> [10] Match Game
> [15] Magic of Decorative Painting
> [39] Phil Donahue
> 9:30
> [6] The Rich Also Cry
> [8] Child's Play
> [10] Card Sharks
> [15] Really Livin'
> 10:00
> [6] Love's Strange Ways
> [8] Price is Right
> [15] Culture of Ancient Egypt
> [39] Wheel of Fortune
> [51] Movie: "The Flame and the Arrow" (1950)
> 10:30
> [6] Twenty-Minute Workout
> [15] Meeting Will Come to Order
> [39] Dream House
> 11:00
> [6] I Love Lucy
> [8] Young and the Restless
> [10] Family Feud
> 11:30
> [6] Millionaire
> [10] News
> [39] Search for Tomorrow
> 12:00pm
> [6] Perry Mason
> [8] News
> [10] All My Children
> [15] Over Easy
> [39] Days of Our Lives
> [51] Movie: "One of Our Aircraft is Missing" (1942)
> 12:30pm
> [8] As the World Turns
> [15] Dick Cavett
> 1:00
> [6] Run For Your Life
> [10] One Life to Live
> [15] Masterpiece Theatre (repeat of Sunday evening
> broadcast)
> [39] Another World
> 1:30
> [8] Capitol
> 2:00
> [6] I Love Lucy
> [8] Guiding Light
> [10] General Hospital
> [15] David Susskind
> [39] Fantasy
> [51] Gunsmoke
> 2:15
> [12] Viaje a las Estrellas
> 2:30
> [6] Leave It to Beaver
> 3:00
> [6] Tom and Jerry
> [8] Merv Griffin
> [10] Laverne & Shirley & Company
> [39] Mork & Mindy
> [51] Superfriends
> 3:15
> [12] Inspector Ardilla
> 3:30
> [6] Bugs Bunny
> [10] CHiPs Patrol
> [39] Muppet Show
> [51] Munsters
> 3:45
> [12] Rojo Vivo
> 4:00
> [6] Scooby-Doo
> [8] M*A*S*H
> [15] Mister Rogers
> [39] Little House on the Prairie
> [51] Gilligan's Island

> 4:30
> [6] Happy Days Again
> [8] News
> [10] Entertainment Tonight (not its usual time; see note at
> 6:00)
> [15] Electric Company
> [51] Bewitched
> 4:45
> [12] Cancionera
> 5:00
> [6] Spider-Man
> [8] [10] [39] News
> [15] 3-2-1 Contact
> [39] Good Times
> 5:30
> [15] Over Easy
> [51] Jeffersons
> 5:45
> [12] Noticias
> 6:00
> [6] Lobo
> [8] CBS News - Dan Rather
> [10] Oscar Awards (normally, KGTV would have aired ABC News
> at 6:00, Barney Miller at 6:30, Entertainment Tonight at
> 7:00, and You Asked For It at 7:30, then ABC network
> programming; People's Court normally aired at 4:30)
> [12] Nosotras las Mujeres
> [15] Hablamos Espanol
> [39] NBC News - Brokaw/Mudd
> [51] One Day at a Time
> 6:30
> [8] News
> [12] Club de las Estrellas
> [15] Presente
> [39] All in the Family
> [51] Good Times
> 7:00
> [6] Benny Hill
> [8] PM Magazine
> [12] Cine Juvenil
> [15] Nightly Business Report
> [39] Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
> [51] Jeffersons
> 7:30
> [6] Soap
> [8] Lie Detector
> [15] MacNeil, Lehrer Report
> [39] Family Feud
> 8:00
> [6] Hawaii Five-O
> [8] Archie Bunker's Place
> [15] Great Performances: "Siegfried" (Wagner opera), part 1
> [39] Love, Sidney
> [51] Kojak
> 8:30
> [8] Foot in the Door
> [39] Family Ties
> 9:00
> [6] Movie: "Cool Hand Luke" (1967)
> [8] Alice
> [10] Barbara Walters
> [39] Movie: "The Capture of Grizzly Adams" (1982, made for
> TV)
> 9:30
> [8] One Day at a Time
> 10:00
> [8] CBS News Special: "Eye on the Media: Private Lives,
> Public Press"
> [10] People's Court (as noted above, would have normally
> aired at 4:30)
> [51] INN News
> 10:30
> [10] Barney Miller (as noted above, would normally have
> aired at 6:30)
> [51] Tom Cottle: Up Close
> 11:00
> [8] [10] [39] News
> [12] Noticias
> [15] Sneak Previews
> [51] Honeymooners
> 11:30
> [6] Saturday Night (ran a half-hour earlier than usual
> because of long 9:00 movie; normally XETV would air Hawaii
> Five-O at 11:00)
> [8] Trapper John, M.D.
> [10] Nightline
> [12] Ricos Tambien Lloran
> [39] Tonight
> 12:00am
> [10] Movie: "The California Kid" (1974)
> [51] Baretta
> 12:30
> [6] Phil Silvers (added to schedule to make 1:00am movie
> start on time; why that would be important, I don't know)
> [39] Late Night with David Letterman
> 12:40
> [8] Columbo
> 1:00
> [6] Movie: "They Died with Their Boots On" (1941)
> [51] Rawhide
> 1:30
> [39] NBC News - Ellerbee/Schechner
> 2:00
> [8] CBS News
> 2:30
> [39] News (likely a replay of the 11:00 newscast)
> 3:00
> [6] Movie: "Campus Honeymoon" (1948)
>
What? No Joker's Wild or Tic Tac Dough in SD then? What gives? What did SD stations have
against the two shows and Jack Barry and Wink Martindale? I believe 39 had TJW and
TTD at one time and I know XETV had the Barry & Enright show Bullseye with Jim Lange in 1980-
82. And I know nowadays , NBC 39 has Wheel and Jeopardy!
At least KGTV had repeats of Match Game (1979-82 episodes) and the Jim Perry Card Sharks that
aired on NBC from 1978-81.
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> > Source: TV Guide
>>
> > [6] XETV (Ind.)
> > [8] KFMB (CBS)
> > [10] KGTV (ABC)
> > [12] XEWT (Televisa)
> > [15] KPBS (PBS)
> > [39] KCST (NBC)
> > [51] KUSI (Ind.)
>>
> > Saturday, April 9
> > 5:00am
> > [6] Dick Van Dyke
> > 5:30
> > 6:00
> > [6] Popeye
> > [8] Latin Profile
> > [10] Newsmakers '83
> > [39] CNN Headline News
> > 6:30

> > [6] Tom and Jerry
> > [8] Voice of Agriculture
> > [10] It's Your Business
> > [39] Muppet Show
> > 7:00
> > [6] Woody Woodpecker
> > [8] International Hour
> > [10] Superfriends
> > [15] Sesame Street
> > [39] Flintstone Funnies
> > [51] Doctor Snuggles
> > 7:30
> > [6] Bugs Bunny
> > [10] Pac-Man, Little Rascals, Richie Rich
> > [39] Shirt Tales
> > [51] Three Stooges
> > 8:00
> > [6] Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew
> > [8] Meatballs & Spaghetti
> > [15] Magic of Decorative Painting
> > [39] Smurfs
> > [51] Movie: "Let's Go Navy" (1951)
> > 8:30
> > [8] Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
> > [10] Pac-Man

> > [15] Trains, Tracks and Trestles
> > 9:00
> > [6] Six Million Dollar Man
> > [10] Scooby & Scrappy-Doo/Puppy
> > [15] Gourmet Cooking
> > 9:30
> > [8] Dukes
> > [15] Victory Garden
> > [39] Gary Coleman
> > [51] Movie: "Tall Man Riding" (1955)
> > 10:00
> > [6] Starsky & Hutch
> > [8] Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
> > [10] Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz
> > [15] Bridge Basics
> > [39] Thundarr
> > 10:30
> > [15] Last Chance Garage
> > [39] Women's Tennis: Semifinal round, Family Circle Cup
> > 11:00
> > [6] Kung Fu
> > [8] Gilligan's Planet
> > [10] Weekend Special
> > [15] Everyday Cooking with Jacques Pepin
> > [51] Wrestling (no details given)

> > 11:30
> > [8] Fat Albert
> > [10] American Bandstand (Stephen Bishop and Oxo perform)
> > [15] Signing with Cindy
> > 12:00pm
> > [6] Bonanza
> > [8] Blackstar
> > [15] Tennis: Highlights of Olympus Easter Bowl, tape
> delayed
> > one week
> > [51] Grand Prix All Star Show
> > 12:30pm
> > [8] The Masters (third-round play)
> > [10] Kidsworld
> > [39] Baseball Pre-Game
> > [51] Lorne Greene's New Wilderness
> > 12:45
> > [39] Baseball: Montreal Expos at Los Angeles Dodgers
> > 1:00
> > [6] Big Valley
> > [10] Entertainment This Week
> > [51] Editor's Notebook
> > 1:30
> > [51] Changing World of Business
> > 2:00

> > [6] Big Valley
> > [10] Pro Bowling: Greater Hartford Open
> > [12] Pelicula: Sera anunciado (TBA)
> > [15] Matinee at the Bijou
> > [51] The Human Affair
> > 2:30
> > [51] Health Field
> > 3:00
> > [6] Emergency!
> > [8] Wonder Woman
> > [51] My Three Sons
> > 3:30
> > [10] Sportsbeat
> > [15] Holocaust: Artists and Images
> > [39] Al McGuire on Sports
> > [51] Bionic Woman
> > 4:00
> > [6] Movie: "Abbott and Costello in the Navy" (1941)
> > [8] Star Trek
> > [10] Charlie's Angels
> > [12] Sera Anunciado (TBA)
> > [15] Inside Story
> > [39] Conway Twitty on the Mississippi
> > 4:30
> > [12] Chespirito

> > [15] San Diego on the Line
> > [51] America's Top 10
> > 5:00
> > [8] M*A*S*H
> > [10] News
> > [15] California Week in Review
> > [51] Solid Gold
> > 5:30
> > [6] Happy Days Again
> > [8] Alice
> > [10] Wide World of Sports (U.S. national boxing team vs.
> > Cuba, Netherlands marathon)
> > [12] Juan Luis Presenta
> > [15] Lawmakers
> > 6:00
> > [6] Movie: "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967)
> > [8] CBS News - Bob Schieffer
> > [12] Sintonia de Locura
> > [15] Washington Week in Review
> > [39] NBC News - Jessica Savitch
> > [51] That Nashville Music
> > 6:30
> > [8] [39] News
> > [12] Comentarios Taurinos
> > [15] Wall $treet Week

> > [51] Glen Campbell Music Show
> > 7:00
> > [8] Fight Back! with David Horowitz
> > [10] Academy Awards Preview: The Envelope Please
> > [12] Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew
> > [15] Firing Line
> > [51] Hee Haw
> > 7:30
> > [8] Close Up
> > [10] Eye on San Diego
> > [39] Weekend Magazine
> > 8:00
> > [6] Movie: "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" (1974)
> > [8] Wizards and Warriors
> > [10] T.J. Hooker
> > [12] Carabina de Ambrosio
> > [15] Fire Season
> > [39] Diff'rent Strokes
> > [51] Kojak
> > 8:30
> > [12] Three's Company
> > 9:00
> > [8] Movie: "Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer: Murder Me,
> Murder
> > You" (1983, made for TV)
> > [10] Love Boat
> > [39] Mama's Family
> > [51] Streets of San Francisco
> > 9:30
> > [15] National Geographic
> > [39] Teachers Only
> > 10:00
> > [6] Siskel & Ebert: If We Picked the Oscars
> > [10] Fantasy Island
> > [39] Monitor
> > [51] News
> > 10:30
> > [15] Soundstage
> > [51] Honeymooners
> > 11:00
> > [6] Movie: "King Kong" (1933)
> > [8] [10] [39] News
> > [12] Noticias
> > [51] Baretta
> > 11:30
> > [8] Movie: "The Hospital" (1971)
> > [10] Movie: "The Adventurers" (1970)
> > [12] Ensalada de Locos

> > [39] Saturday Night Live
> > 12:00am
> > [51] Boxing (no details given)
> > 1:00
> > [6] Movie: "Foreign Correspondent" (1940)
> > [39] Rock 'n' Roll Tonite
> > 1:45
> > [10] ABC News - Tom Jarriel
> > 2:30
> > [39] News
> > 3:00
> > [6] Movie: "The Curse of Frankenstein" (1957)
>>
> > Sunday, April 10
> > 5:00am
> > [6] Laugh Trax
> > 6:00
> > [6] Drug Abuse Test
> > [8] CBS News Sunday Morning - Charles Kuralt
> > [10] Directions
> > 6:30
> > [6] Jagad Guru Speaks
> > [10] Public Pulse
> > [15] Hablamos Espanol

> > [39] Ag-USA
> > 7:00
> > [6] Turning Point
> > [10] Spectrum
> > [39] Sunday Mass
> > 7:05
> > [51] Big Blue Marble
> > 7:30
> > [8] KFMB Looks at Learning
> > [10] Lloyd Ogilvie
> > [39] World Tomorrow with Herbert W. Armstrong
> > [51] Val de la O
> > 8:00
> > [6] Rev. Terry Cole Whittaker
> > [8] Let There Be Light
> > [10] Jerry Falwell
> > [39] Rex Humbard
> > 8:30
> > [6] Father Michael Manning
> > [8] LaHayes on Family Life
> > [39] Know Your Bible
> > [51] Movie: "Hold That Line" (1952)
> > 9:00

> > [6] Jimmy Swaggart
> > [8] Oral Roberts
> > [10] It Is Written
> > [15] Big Blue Marble
> > 9:30
> > [8] Face the Nation
> > [10] Kenneth Copeland
> > [15] Hidden Places: Where History Lives
> > [39] Meet the Press
> > 10:00
> > [6] D. James Kennedy
> > [8] Sports Sunday (boxing match between Marvin Frazier and
>
> > James Broad, coverage of three-day bike tour between
> > Virginia Beach and Washington, DC)
> > [15] Mighty Continent
> > [39] Newscenter Weekly
> > [51] Movie: "The Champ" (1931)
> > 10:30
> > [10] USFL Football (teams not listed)
> > [39] Mary Tyler Moore
> > 11:00
> > [6] Robert Schuller
> > [15] Masterpiece Theatre: "Private Schulz", part 1
> > (apparently repeat of previous Sunday's primetime airing)

> > [39] Baseball: San Diego Padres at Atlanta Braves
> > 12:00pm
> > [6] Tijuana: Window to the South
> > [8] The Masters (final round)
> > [15] To Bear Witness
> > [51] Movie: "Copper Canyon" (1950)
> > 12:30pm
> > [6] Weekend
> > 1:00
> > [6] Wrestling (no details given)
> > [15] Live from Lincoln Center (simulcast on KPBS-FM)
> > 1:45
> > [10] This Week with David Brinkley
> > 2:00
> > [6] Big Valley
> > [39] Women's Tennis: Final round, Family Circle Cup
> > [51] Two Ronnies
> > 2:30
> > [51] Morecambe & Wise
> > 2:45
> > [10] Wide World of Sports (Darlington 500 NASCAR race,
> Santa
> > Anita Derby)
> > 3:00
> > [6] Emergency!

> > [8] Wonder Woman
> > [51] Butterflies
> > 3:30
> > [15] Francois Mitterand
> > [51] Poldark
> > 4:00
> > [6] Movie: "Mighty Joe Young" (1949)
> > [8] Star Trek
> > [10] Newsmakers '83
> > [15] Supersoccer
> > [39] Movie: "The 25th Hour" (1967)
> > 4:30
> > [10] Barney Miller
> > [51] America
> > 5:00
> > [8] M*A*S*H
> > [10] News
> > [15] Focus on the Deep
> > 5:30
> > [8] Alice
> > [10] ABC News - Sam Donaldson
> > [51] Changing World of Business
> > 6:00
> > [6] Movie: "Fantastic Voyage" (1966)

> > [8] CBS News - Morton Dean
> > [15] Tony Brown's Journal
> > [39] NBC News - Chris Wallace
> > [51] Motorcycle World
> > 6:30
> > [8] [39] News
> > [15] Anasa Briggs/F.Y.I.
> > [51] Carol Burnett and Friends
> > 7:00
> > [8] 60 Minutes
> > [10] Ripley's Believe It or Not!
> > [15] Austin City Limits (simulcast on KSON-FM)
> > [39] CHiPs
> > [51] White Shadow
> > 8:00
> > [6] Movie: "The Paper Chase" (1973)
> > [8] Goodnight, Beantown
> > [10] Matt Houston
> > [15] Life on Earth
> > [39] Movie: "This Is Elvis" (1981)
> > [51] Kojak
> > 8:30
> > [8] Gloria

> > 9:00
> > [8] Jeffersons
> > [10] Movie: "Altered States" (1980)
> > [15] Masterpiece Theatre: "Private Schulz", part 2
> > 9:30
> > [8] Newhart
> > 10:00
> > [6] When Will the Dying Stop?
> > [8] Trapper John, M.D.
> > [39] Casablanca (series debut)
> > [51] INN News
> > 10:30
> > [15] Prize Winners
> > [51] Wall Street Journal Report
> > 11:00
> > [6] Jack Van Impe
> > [8] [10] [39] News
> > [15] David Susskind
> > 11:30
> > [6] At the Movies
> > [8] Harry O
> > [10] Academy Awards Preview: The Envelope Please

> > [39] Larry King
> > [51] Midnight Special
> > 12:00am
> > [6] Dance Fever
> > [10] Movie: "Partners in Crime" (1973, made for TV)
> > 12:30
> > [6] Sha Na Na
> > [8] Movie: "Death Sentence" (1974, made for TV)
> > 1:00
> > [6] Movie: "The Lady Eve" (1941)
> > [39] News
> > [51] Solid Gold
> > 1:30
> > [10] ABC News - Tom Jarriel
> > 2:00
> > [8] CBS News
> > 2:45
> > [6] Movie: "Backtrack" (1969)
>>
> > Monday, April 11
> > 5:00am
> > [8] CBS News Continues
> > 5:30
> > [6] Morning Stretch

> > [10] Real Estate Principles
> > 6:00
> > [6] Jimmy Swaggart
> > [8] CBS News - Kurtis/Sawyer
> > [10] ABC News - Bell/Sullivan
> > 6:30
> > [6] Cartoon Festival
> > [39] NBC News - Gumbel/Pauley/Scott
> > [51] Great Space Coaster
> > 6:45
> > [15] A.M. Weather
> > 7:00
> > [10] Good Morning America
> > [39] Today
> > [51] Three Stooges
> > 7:30
> > [6] Flintstones
> > 8:00
> > [6] Bugs Bunny and Friends
> > [8] Sunup San Diego
> > [15] Mister Rogers
> > [51] My Three Sons

> > 8:30
> > [6] Popeye and Friends
> > [15] Lilias, Yoga and You
> > [51] Family Affair
> > 9:00
> > [6] Broken Doll (this, and the two shows that followed it,
>
> > were short-lived first-run soaps)
> > [8] New $25,000 Pyramid
> > [10] Match Game
> > [15] Magic of Decorative Painting
> > [39] Phil Donahue
> > 9:30
> > [6] The Rich Also Cry
> > [8] Child's Play
> > [10] Card Sharks
> > [15] Really Livin'
> > 10:00
> > [6] Love's Strange Ways
> > [8] Price is Right
> > [15] Culture of Ancient Egypt
> > [39] Wheel of Fortune
> > [51] Movie: "The Flame and the Arrow" (1950)
> > 10:30

> > [6] Twenty-Minute Workout
> > [15] Meeting Will Come to Order
> > [39] Dream House
> > 11:00
> > [6] I Love Lucy
> > [8] Young and the Restless
> > [10] Family Feud
> > 11:30
> > [6] Millionaire
> > [10] News
> > [39] Search for Tomorrow
> > 12:00pm
> > [6] Perry Mason
> > [8] News
> > [10] All My Children
> > [15] Over Easy
> > [39] Days of Our Lives
> > [51] Movie: "One of Our Aircraft is Missing" (1942)
> > 12:30pm
> > [8] As the World Turns
> > [15] Dick Cavett
> > 1:00
> > [6] Run For Your Life

> > [10] One Life to Live
> > [15] Masterpiece Theatre (repeat of Sunday evening
> > broadcast)
> > [39] Another World
> > 1:30
> > [8] Capitol
> > 2:00
> > [6] I Love Lucy
> > [8] Guiding Light
> > [10] General Hospital
> > [15] David Susskind
> > [39] Fantasy
> > [51] Gunsmoke
> > 2:15
> > [12] Viaje a las Estrellas
> > 2:30
> > [6] Leave It to Beaver
> > 3:00
> > [8] Merv Griffin
> > [10] Laverne & Shirley & Company
> > [39] Mork & Mindy
> > [51] Superfriends
> > 3:15

> > [12] Inspector Ardilla
> > 3:30
> > [6] Bugs Bunny
> > [10] CHiPs Patrol
> > [51] Munsters
> > 3:45
> > [12] Rojo Vivo
> > 4:00
> > [6] Scooby-Doo
> > [8] M*A*S*H
> > [15] Mister Rogers
> > [39] Little House on the Prairie
> > [51] Gilligan's Island
> > 4:30
> > [6] Happy Days Again
> > [8] News
> > [10] Entertainment Tonight (not its usual time; see note
> at
> > 6:00)
> > [15] Electric Company
> > [51] Bewitched
> > 4:45
> > [12] Cancionera
> > 5:00

> > [6] Spider-Man
> > [8] [10] [39] News
> > [15] 3-2-1 Contact
> > [39] Good Times
> > 5:30
> > [15] Over Easy
> > [51] Jeffersons
> > 5:45
> > [12] Noticias
> > 6:00
> > [6] Lobo
> > [8] CBS News - Dan Rather
> > [10] Oscar Awards (normally, KGTV would have aired ABC
> News
> > at 6:00, Barney Miller at 6:30, Entertainment Tonight at
> > 7:00, and You Asked For It at 7:30, then ABC network
> > programming; People's Court normally aired at 4:30)
> > [12] Nosotras las Mujeres
> > [15] Hablamos Espanol
> > [39] NBC News - Brokaw/Mudd
> > [51] One Day at a Time
> > 6:30
> > [8] News
> > [12] Club de las Estrellas
> > [15] Presente

> > [39] All in the Family
> > [51] Good Times
> > 7:00
> > [6] Benny Hill
> > [8] PM Magazine
> > [12] Cine Juvenil
> > [15] Nightly Business Report
> > [39] Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
> > [51] Jeffersons
> > 7:30
> > [6] Soap
> > [8] Lie Detector
> > [15] MacNeil, Lehrer Report
> > [39] Family Feud
> > 8:00
> > [6] Hawaii Five-O
> > [8] Archie Bunker's Place
> > [15] Great Performances: "Siegfried" (Wagner opera), part
>1
> > [39] Love, Sidney
> > [51] Kojak
> > 8:30
> > [8] Foot in the Door
> > [39] Family Ties

> > 9:00
> > [6] Movie: "Cool Hand Luke" (1967)
> > [8] Alice
> > [10] Barbara Walters
> > [39] Movie: "The Capture of Grizzly Adams" (1982, made for
>
> > TV)
> > 9:30
> > [8] One Day at a Time
> > 10:00
> > [8] CBS News Special: "Eye on the Media: Private Lives,
> > Public Press"
> > [10] People's Court (as noted above, would have normally
> > aired at 4:30)
> > [51] INN News
> > 10:30
> > [10] Barney Miller (as noted above, would normally have
> > aired at 6:30)
> > [51] Tom Cottle: Up Close
> > 11:00
> > [8] [10] [39] News
> > [12] Noticias
> > [15] Sneak Previews

> > 11:30
> > [6] Saturday Night (ran a half-hour earlier than usual
> > because of long 9:00 movie; normally XETV would air Hawaii
>
> > Five-O at 11:00)
> > [8] Trapper John, M.D.
> > [10] Nightline
> > [12] Ricos Tambien Lloran
> > [39] Tonight
> > 12:00am
> > [10] Movie: "The California Kid" (1974)
> > [51] Baretta
> > 12:30
> > [6] Phil Silvers (added to schedule to make 1:00am movie
> > start on time; why that would be important, I don't know)
> > [39] Late Night with David Letterman
> > 12:40
> > [8] Columbo
> > 1:00
> > [6] Movie: "They Died with Their Boots On" (1941)
> > [51] Rawhide
> > 1:30
> > [39] NBC News - Ellerbee/Schechner

> > 2:00
> > [8] CBS News
> > 2:30
> > [39] News (likely a replay of the 11:00 newscast)
> > 3:00
> > [6] Movie: "Campus Honeymoon" (1948)
>>
>
> What? No Joker's Wild or Tic Tac Dough in SD then? What
> gives? What did SD stations have against the two shows and
> Jack Barry and Wink Martindale? I believe 39 had TJW and
> TTD at one time and I know XETV had the Barry & Enright
> show Bullseye with Jim Lange in 1980-82. And I know nowadays
> , NBC 39 has Wheel and Jeopardy!
>
> At least KGTV had repeats of Match Game (1979-82 episodes)
> and the Jim Perry Card Sharks that aired on NBC from
> 1978-81.
>
Did the cable outlets in San Diego carry KHJ-TV (now KCAL) or KCOP so that viewers could get
their Joker's Wild and Tic Tac Dough at the time of this schedule?
Please tell me if TJW and TTD ever came back to SD TV in the Fall of 1983.

The day of the first big switch: WSB/2 moves
from NBC to ABC; WXIA/11 goes the other way.
(The second big switch is in December 1994 when
WAGA/5 goes from CBS to Fox, WATL/36 from Fox to
independent to the WB, and WGNX (WGCL)/46 from
independent to CBS.)
From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Schedules
run 7 AM-1 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (ABC)
9 AM Family Feud
9:30 Edge Of Night
10 AM Mike Douglas
11 AM Love Boat
12 N News
12:30 Ryan's Hope
4 PM Bionic Woman
5 PM Happy Days (Again)
5:30 M*A*S*H
6 PM News
7 PM ABC News
7:30 Family Feud
8 PM That's Incredible
9 PM NCAA Football: Arkansas
at Texas
12:15 Nightline
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Jerry Lewis Telethon (from
9 PM Sunday)
7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
8 PM Flo
8:30 Mr. And Mrs.
9 PM M*A*S*H
9:30 House Calls
10 PM Lou Grant
11 PM News
11:30 Maude
12:30 Harry O
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Villa Alegre
6:30 Basic Banjo
7:30 In Concert
8 PM Buddy Holly: Reminiscing
9 PM Wildebeest
10 PM Jazz At The Maintenance Shop
WXIA Ch. 11 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9:30 Password Plus
10 AM David Letterman
11 AM Joker's Wild
11:30 The Doctors (Friday's episode)
12 N News
12:30 The Doctors (gets Atlanta back

on pattern)
2 PM Another World
3 PM Texas
4 PM Star Trek
5 PM Jim Rockford, Private Investigator
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Tic Tac Dough
9 PM NBC Movie: "Sooner Or Later"
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show (Joan Rivers is
guest hostess)
Tomorrow follows at 1.
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 AM Funtime
8 AM I Love Lucy
9 AM Hazel
9:30 Green Acres
10 AM Movie: "The Big Gamble"
12 N Freeman Reports
1 PM Movie: "Drums Of Tahiti"
2:30 Baseball: Braves at Cubs
5 PM My Three Sons (time approximate)
6 PM Carol Burnett And Friends
6:30 Bob Newhart
7:30 Sanford And Son
8 PM The Best Defense
9 PM Rat Patrol
9:30 Gift Of Love
10 PM News
11 PM Night Gallery
11:30 Movie: "Confidential Agent"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
8:15 Weather
8:30 Rebop
9 AM Sesame Street
11 AM Sesame Street
then nothing listed until:

4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM Another Voice
6:30 Over Easy
7 PM Dick Cavett
8 PM Take 30
8:30 Old Friends
9 PM Buddy Holly: Reminiscing
10 PM Running Fence
11 PM Dick Cavett
11:30 Silent Dancing
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
7 AM PTL Club
9 AM Prophecy
9:30 Wanted: Dead Or Alive
10 AM Body Buddies
10:30 Religion
11 AM PTL Club
1 PM Liberty Temple
1:30 Health Field
2 PM Travel Log
2:30 New Zoo Revue
3 PM Bullwinkle
3:30 Rocky & Friends
4 PM Dudley Do-Right
4:30 Beatles/Cool McCool
5 PM Robin Hood
5:30 Screen Directors' Playhouse
6:30 Peter Gunn
7 PM Wanted: Dead Or Alive
8 PM Horse Racing
9 PM Screen Directors' Playhouse
10 PM WCT Tennis
11:30 Robin Hood
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM Porky Pig And Friends
8 AM Mighty Mouse
8:30 Mr. Ed
9 AM Big Valley
10 AM 700 Club

12 N McHale's Navy
12:30 Dick Van Dyke
2 PM Fred Flintstone And Friends
2:30 Popeye And Friends
3:30 Tom And Jerry
5 PM Emergency One!
6 PM Face The Music (2 episodes)
7 PM Bullseye
7:30 To Tell The Truth (short-lived
version with Robin Ward as host)
8 PM Barnaby Jones
9 PM 700 Club
10 PM News (INN, IIRC)
10:30 700 Club continues
12 M News (local)
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It seems that WXIA and WSB TV both were running entire network schedules. WSB TV was even
running the widely preempted Edge Of night.
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> It seems that WXIA and WSB TV both were running entire
> network schedules. WSB TV was even running the widely
> preempted Edge Of night.
>
WXIA had run Edge Of Night when it was the ABC affiliate.
The only NBC daytime program pre-empted on WXIA was
Card Sharks (12 Noon). 11 Alive also picked up NBC's
SportsWorld, which WSB did not carry, on weekends.
Retro: Milwaukee, Wednesday, July 16, 1969
(Source: Sheboygan, Wis, Press)
Schedule for Milwaukee's Channel 18 wasn't included in listings.

*NOTE: The Apollo space flight lifted off this morning. Although not listed in the schedule grids,
an adjacent Associated Press story listed morning coverage as follows: All three networks
coverage on by 7 a.m. CDT with NBCs Today Show starting at 5 CDT and ABC at 6 CDT, with pre-
emptions when necessary during the day and night.
WTMJ-TV 4 (NBC)
AM
6:15 Miss Julies House
6:30 Biography
7 Today
9 It Takes Two
9:25 NBC News
9:30 Concentration
10 Personality
11 Jeopardy
11:30 Eye Guess
11:55 NBC News
PM
12 Girl Talk
12:30 Youre Putting Me On
1 Days Of Our Lives
1:30 The Doctors
2 Another World
2:30 You Dont Say
3 Match Game
3:25 Cash-On-The-Line
3:30 Sea Spray
4 Marshal Dillon
4:30 Man From U.N.C.L.E.
5:30 NBC News
6 News
6:30 The Virginian
8 Music Hall
9 The Outsider
10 News
10:30 Tonight Show
12M News
12:15 Movie: Paratrooper
WITI 6 (ABC)
AM
6:45 RFD
6:55 News
7 Funny Farm
8 King Kong
8:30 Underdog
8:45 Cartoon Capers
9 Whirlybirds
9:30 Movie (name not listed)
11 Bewitched
11:30 That Girl
PM
12 News
1 Newlywed Game
1:30 Divorce Court (instead of ABCs Dating Game)
2 General Hospital
2:30 Suspense Theatre
3:30 Dark Shadows
4 Mike Douglas
5:30 ABC News
6 News
6:30 Here Come The Brides
7:30 King Family
8 ABC Movie: Come Blow Your Horn
10:15 News
10:45 Movie: Something of Value (instead of ABCs Joey Bishop Show)
1:20A Movie: Espionage in Tangier
3:15 Whirlybirds
WMVS 10 (Edu.)
PM (no listings before 5 p.m. did they sign on that late?)
5 Misterrogers
5:30 Friendly Giant
5:45 Library Story

6 Managers In Action
6:30 Wings To Europe
7 Spectrum
7:30 Book Beat
8 News In Perspective
9 Melange
9:30 Jewels And Gems
WISN-TV 12 (CBS)
AM
6:20 Farm Report
6:30 Black Heritage
7 CBS News
8 Captain Kangaroo
9 Bachelor Father
10 Andy Griffith
10:30 Dick Van Dyke
11 Love Of Life
11:25 CBS News
PM
12 News; Dialing For Dollars

1:30 Guiding Light
2 Secret Storm
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 Linkletter Show
4 The Monroes
4:30 Branded
5 Lucy Show
5:30 CBS News
6 News
6:30 Tarzan
7:30 Good Guys
8:30 Green Acres
9 Hawaii Five-O
10 News
10:30 Movie: Shape of Things To Come
12:25 Movie: For The Love Of Kitty
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> WMVS 10 (Edu.)
> PM (no listings before 5 p.m. did they sign on that late?)
During the summer, most-likely. Normally, they have in-school educational programming, but
during the summer, when school is out, theere was no need (at the time) to be on during the
day.
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> *NOTE: The Apollo space flight lifted off this morning.
> Although not listed in the schedule grids, an adjacent
> Associated Press story listed morning coverage as follows:
> All three networks coverage on by 7 a.m. CDT with NBCs
> Today Show starting at 5 CDT and ABC at 6 CDT, with
> pre-emptions when necessary during the day and night.
...which reminds me, I was reading part of David Brinkley's memoirs over the weekend and was
reminded of Gulf Oil's blanket sponsorship of all NASA coverage on NBC (the Houston
connection, of course). That in turn reminded me of Abbie Hoffman's gag that the real purpose
of the space program was to eventually paint the Gulf logo across the Moon and use it as a
billboard sign ;-) ...
> WITI 6 (ABC)

> PM
> 10:45 Movie: Something of Value (instead of ABCs Joey
> Bishop Show)
...Bishop was carried in Milwaukee on WVTV/18 at the time. After Bishop was finally cancelled by
ABC, WVTV picked up Merv Griffin from CBS and fed him to KFIZ-TV/34 in Fond du Lac, since
WISN-TV/12 wasn't carrying him, either (WITI did pick up Dick Cavett after a while, didn't
they?)...
...oh, by the way, a section of a "Joey Bishop Show" broadcast can be heard on the soundtrack to
the movie TARGETS; Peter Bogdanovich used it to illustrate the culturelessness of the sniper
character before he goes on his rampage...______________
King Daevid MacKenzie
WLSU Wisconsin Public Radio, La Crosse
heard weekly on http://whiterosesociety.org
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>
> WTMJ-TV 4 (NBC)

> AM
> 6:30 Biography
Reruns of the show hosted by Mike Wallace.
>
> WITI 6 (ABC)
> PM
> 2:30 Suspense Theatre
> One Life To Live and another show wasn't seen.
>
> WISN-TV 12 (CBS)
> PM
> 4 The Monroes
> 4:30 Branded
> 5 Lucy Show
First off,The Monroes was an hour show,so quite possibly they syndicated the show into half
hour shows as to make them 2 parters such as they did BJ and the Bear and Sheriff Lobo later on.
Also,The Lucy Show was a delay of the 9 A.M. slot taken by Bachelor Father.
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>>
>
>>
> > WITI 6 (ABC)
> > PM
> > 2:30 Suspense Theatre
> > One Life To Live and another show wasn't seen.
Dark Shadows aired on ABC at 3 PM (CT), so WITI was
delaying it at least a half-hour. I also note that
Dream House wasn't carried at noon.
>
>>
> > WISN-TV 12 (CBS)
> > PM
>
>
> > 4 The Monroes
> > 4:30 Branded
> > 5 Lucy Show

> First off,The Monroes was an hour show,so quite possibly
> they syndicated the show into half hour shows as to make
> them 2 parters such as they did BJ and the Bear and Sheriff
> Lobo later on. Also,The Lucy Show was a delay of the 9 A.M.
> slot taken by Bachelor Father.
>
This is a new one to me. WBRC/6 Birmingham carried The
Monroes but as an hour show; then again, they carried it only
once a week, Sundays at 6 (CT), delaying Land Of The Giants
a week.
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> WTMJ-TV 4 (NBC)
> PM
> 3:25 Cash-On-The-Line
I'm guessing this was some "dialing for dollars" without the name, since WISN used that name.
Normally this was NBC's afternoon newsbreak.
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> (Source: Sheboygan, Wis, Press)
> Schedule for Milwaukee's Channel 18 wasn't included in
> listings.
My guess is that the UHF's didn't reach all the way to Sheboygan, which is why you don't list
WMVT either.
08-24-2005, 05:54 PM #8
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King Daevid recalls:
> ...which reminds me, I was reading part of David Brinkley's
> memoirs over the weekend and was reminded of Gulf Oil's
> blanket sponsorship of all NASA coverage on NBC (the Houston
> connection, of course). That in turn reminded me of Abbie
> Hoffman's gag that the real purpose of the space program was
> to eventually paint the Gulf logo across the Moon and use it
> as a billboard sign ;-) ...
Or maybe to build "gas stations" to service transient spaceships....
08-24-2005, 06:01 PM #9
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> > ...which reminds me, I was reading part of David
> Brinkley's
> > memoirs over the weekend and was reminded of Gulf Oil's
> > blanket sponsorship of all NASA coverage on NBC (the
> Houston
> > connection, of course). That in turn reminded me of Abbie
> > Hoffman's gag that the real purpose of the space program
> was
> > to eventually paint the Gulf logo across the Moon and use
> it
> > as a billboard sign ;-) ...

>
> Or maybe to build "gas stations" to service transient
> spaceships....
>
>
...naah, I think _that_ was Timothy Leary's gag, not Hoffman's ;-) ...______________
08-24-2005, 06:08 PM #10
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DM601 takes us back to Milwaukee on July 16, 1969:
> *NOTE: The Apollo (11) space flight lifted off this morning.
> Although not listed in the schedule grids, an adjacent
> Associated Press story listed morning coverage as follows:
> All three networks coverage on by 7 a.m. CDT with NBCs
> Today Show starting at 5 CDT and ABC at 6 CDT, with
> pre-emptions when necessary during the day and night.

I may be wrong, but I thought ABC, CBS and NBC all began launch-day coverage of the Apollo 11
mission at 6 A.M. EDT (5 CDT), with NBC, as DM601 noted, running a "special" edition of "Today"
from 6 to 8 A.M. EDT, which I recall was all-Apollo-11-All-The-Time except for local news
cutaways at 6:25 and 7:25 A.M. EDT and very short national/world news updates at 6, 6:30, 7
and 7:30 EDT from Frank Blair (which were brief because there wasn't much news apart from the
moon launch). Except for Blair, who stayed behind in New York, I believe the rest of the on-air
team at the time (co-hosts Hugh Downs and Barbara Walters and commentator Joe Gargiola)
were at the Cape.
At 8 A.M. EDT, NBC began their "official" coverage of the launch, anchored by Frank McGee (who
I believe broadcast from a small studio on the ground floor of NBC's newly built anchor booth at
Cape Canaveral). Also appearing were David Brinkley (also at the Cape; I believe he was on the
roof of the NBC booth) and Chet Huntley (who "minded the store" at NBC's Studio 8-H in New
York, which was filled with tracking maps, mock-ups and simulators, and renamed "NBC News
Space Center").
I believe the networks were all on the air until 1:30 or 2 P.M. EDT, after the third stage of the
massive Saturn 5 rocket (which remained attached to the spacecraft after it went into Earth
orbit) had re-ignited to send the spacecraft towards the moon and a maneuver in which the
command module separated from the third stage, turned around, docked with the lunar lander
(which during launch has been stored between the command module and the rocket's third
stage), and then pulled the complete spacecraft away from the third stage. Live color-TV pictures
of this docking maneuver were transmitted to Earth.
All-in-all, the three networks broadcast about 60 hours each of live coverage over the nine days
of the Apollo 11 mission, half of that (11 A.M. EDT Sunday, July 20th until 6 P.M. EDT Monday,
July 21st) coming in a 31-hour span on the 20th and 21st to cover the moon landing (4:17 P.M.
EDT Sunday), moonwalk (10:56 P.M. EDT Sunday-1:15 A.M. EDT Monday), liftoff of the upper half
of the lunar lander from the moon (aproximately 1 P.M. EDT Monday), and the lunar lander
docking with the mother ship, which had remained in lunar orbit (aprox. 5 P.M. EDT Monday).
> > > ...which reminds me, I was reading part of David
> > Brinkley's
> > > memoirs over the weekend and was reminded of Gulf Oil's
> > > blanket sponsorship of all NASA coverage on NBC (the
> > Houston
> > > connection, of course).
Actually, according to NBC news boss Reuven Frank's book, Gulf sponsored any coverage of what
we would today call "breaking news." It's just that the space program was the most visible.
He said Gulf was especially good as a sponsor, and that Frank McGee, a native of Oklahoma,
would occasionally be a good sport and show up at meetings with the sponsor and "swap oil
field stories."
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> > (Source: Sheboygan, Wis, Press)
> > Schedule for Milwaukee's Channel 18 wasn't included in
> > listings.
>
>
> My guess is that the UHF's didn't reach all the way to
> Sheboygan, which is why you don't list WMVT either.

>
If I remember right, WVTV transmitted on top of the Shroeder Hotel (Marc Plaza) at 550 feet,
power 1,800 kW and coverage was small. Grade A Contour covered the whole county of
Milwaukee.
-John L.
-John L.
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I don't have the 1969 WVTV data here with me. The independent WXIX broadcast from the
tower atop the hotel (530 ft above average terrain, 663 ft above ground) at 263 kw visual in
1959. When it morphed into WUHF in 1963, it broadcast from the same tower, but at 100 kw
visual and 55 kw aural. In 1964 it increased power to 256 kw visual and 123 kw aural.
I think that by 1969 WKY increased the power. I'll have to dig out the 1969 figures.
- Dick
>>
> > My guess is that the UHF's didn't reach all the way to
> > Sheboygan, which is why you don't list WMVT either.
>>
> If I remember right, WVTV transmitted on top of the Shroeder
> Hotel (Marc Plaza) at 550 feet, power 1,800 kW and coverage
> was small. Grade A Contour covered the whole county of
> Milwaukee.
>
> -John L.
>
Retro: Fresno Sat, Jan 31, 1998
from Porterville Recorder
The Recorder uses grids, so some titles are sketchy
KVPT 18/PBS
6:00 Crossroads Cafe
7:00 Sewing Room
7:30 Quilting
9:00 On the Mend
9:30 This Old House

10:00 Yankee Workshop
10:30 Hometime
11:30 Gardening
Noon Frugal Gourmet
12:30 Baking with Julia
1:00 Cooking
1:30 Ciao Italia!
2:00 Debbie Fields
2:30 Home Cooking
3:00 Jacques Pepin
3:30 Yan Can Cook
4:00 Antiques Show (x2)
5:00 California Gold
5:30 Trailside
6:00 Lawrence Welk
7:00 Nature
8:00 Lawrence Welk
9:30 Keeping Up Appearances
10:00 Waiting for God
10:30 Red Green
11:00 Sessions at West 54th
Mid. sign-off
KFTV 21/Univision
5:00 Primer Impacto Extra
6:00 TBA
7:00 El Chavo
7:30 Los Tigritos
8:00 Plaza Sesamo
9:00 La Pinata Loca
10:00 Giorgiomania
11:00 Complices
11:30 La Cuchufleta
Noon Super Sabado Sensacional
2:00 Onda Max
3:00 Caliente
3:30 Control
4:00 Pelicula "Una Luz en la Escalera"
6:00 Fuera de Serie
6:30 Noticero Univision
7:00 Tutti Frutti Gigante
8:00 Sabado Gigante
11:30 Bienvenidos
Mid. Pelicula "La Coyota"
2:00 Tutti Frutti Gigante
3:00 Sabado Gigante

KSEE 24/NBC
5:30 California Country
6:00 Today
8:00 Perspectives
8:30 City Guys
9:30 Hang Time (x2)
10:30 NBA Inside Stuff
11:30 College Basketball: Notre Dame @ St. John's
1:30 Softball: Pepsi All-Star Game
3:00 Paid Programs
4:00 Walker, Texas Ranger
5:00 B. Smith with Style
6:00 News
6:30 Big Spin
7:00 Mad About You
7:30 Seinfeld
8:00 TV Censored Bloopers '98
9:00 Pretender
10:00 Profiler
11:00 News
1:00 Paid Programs
KMPH 26/Fox
5:00 US Farm Report
6:00 Zorro
6:30 Adventures of Voltron
7:00 Bobby's World
7:30 Life with Louie
8:30 Ghostbumps
9:30 Ghostbumps (x2)
10:30 Space Goofs
11:00 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (x2)
Noon NHL: TBA (likely Colorado v San Jose; Fox also had Dallas-St. Louis, Detroit-Pittsburgh, NY
Rangers-Boston, Tampa Bay-Florida and Chicago-LA as their other games that day)
3:00 Coach
3:30 Roseanne
4:00 Simpsons (x2)
5:00 Cops (x2)
6:00 Pensacola: Wings of Gold
7:00 College Basketball: Fresno State @ San Jose State
10:00 News
11:00 Mad TV
Mid. Fame LA
1:00 Viper
2:00 Psi Factor
3:00 Poltergeist: The Legacy
4:30 Bosom Buddies
KFSN 30/ABC
5:00 Entertainers
6:00 Paid Programs
7:00 101 Dalmatians
7:30 One Saturday Morning
10:30 Jungle Cubs
11:30 Science Court
Noon Bill Nye the Science Guy
12:30 Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures
1:00 College Basketball: Washington @ UCLA
3:30 Speed Skating: World Sprint Championships
4:00 Figure Skating: Chevrolet Spectacular
6:00 News
6:30 Jeopardy!

7:30 Inside Edition
8:00 Nothing Sacred
9:00 Cracker
10:00 ABC News Saturday Night
11:00 News
11:30 Paid Programs
2:00 sign-off
KGMC 43/Shopping
5:00 America's Store
7:00 Gospel Connection
9:00 Info Mall
1:00 Auto Mall
1:30 Info Mall
3:30 One Step
4:00 Movie: TBA
5:30 Info Mall
6:00 John Castle
7:00 Info Mall
1:00 Valley Psychic Line (To 5am)
KJEO 47/CBS
5:00 CBS News Saturday Morning
7:00 Ghostwriter
7:30 Wheel of Fortune 2000

8:00 Sports Illustrated for Kids
9:00 Weird Al Show
9:30 Field Trip
10:00 College Basketball: Minnesota-Indiana or Army-Navy
Noon Golf: AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
3:30 Paid Program
3:30 America's Dumbest Criminals
4:00 Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
5:00 Golden Moments on Ice
6:30 News
7:00 X-Files
8:00 Magnificent Seven
9:00 Early Edition
11:00 News
11:35 NYPD Blue
12:35 Highlander
1:35 NightMan
2:35 Earth: Final Conflict
3:30 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
4:30 Murphy Brown
KNXT 49/Ind
7:00 Holy Rosary
7:30 Telestory Time
8:00 Image of God
8:30 Gerbert
9:00 Friends Inc.
9:30 Donut Man
10:00 Stories of Faith
10:30 Fiel a Cristo
11:00 Compartiendo la Palabra
11:30 Juveniles
Noon Visionaries
12:30 Creo en la Santa Iglesia Catolica
1:00 World Market
2:00 Westwind
2:30 Treasure Search
3:00 Smart Alex
3:30 Inspiration of Painting
4:00 Gourmet Cooking
4:30 Backyard America
5:00 Life on the Rock
6:00 Your Mind
6:30 Friends Inc.
7:00 Youth Alive
8:00 Hmong Today

8:30 Adventurers
9:00 Museums of Industry
9:30 Catalog Show
10:00 Focus
10:30 Noticias
11:00 Holy Rosary
11:30 sign-off
KAIL 53/UPN
5:30 Algo's FACTory
6:00 Tarzan
7:00 Wild Wild Web
7:30 Auto Classifieds
8:00 Oliver Twist
8:30 All Dogs Go to Heaven
9:00 Beast Wars
9:30 Van-pires
10:00 WCW Worldwide
11:00 WWF Shotgun
Noon Movie "The Bride"
2:00 Movie "Exclusive"
4:00 Conan
5:00 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
6:00 Xena: Warrior Princess
7:00 Adventures of Sinbad

8:00 Star Trek: Voyager
9:00 Ghost Stories
10:00 Tales from the Crypt (x2)
11:00 Bounty Hunters
Mid. Real Stories of the Highway Patrol (x2)
1:00 It's Showtime at the Apollo
3:00 Emergency (what's the full name of show here?)
3:30 Save Our Streets
4:00 Coast Guard
4:30 Tarzan
KMSG 59/Telemundo, Home Shopping
5:00 Sonali 22K Gold
6:00 Eye-Opening Specials
7:00 La Isla de Jordan
7:30 Edicion 97
8:00 Paid Programs
1:30 Rebudlucion
2:00 Pelicula "Las Cautivas"
4:00 NBA Jam
4:30 Tu Ritmo
5:00 El Show de Johnny Canales
6:00 Hollywood DF
7:00 Placas
8:00 Futbol (Mexican soccer?)
10:00 Pelicula "La Pulqueria Ataca de Nuevo"
Mid. Paid Programs
1:00 Sports Collectibles
KKAK 61/Ind
5:00 Sonshiny Day
5:30 Worship for Kids
6:00 Just for Kids
6:30 Valley Focus
7:00 Joy Junction
7:30 Paid Programs
9:30 Auto Mall
10:00 Paid Programs
Noon Hollywood Connection
1:00 Paid Programs
11:00 Prof. in Praise (what's the first word here?)
11:30 Praise
Mid. Music from the Heart
1:00 Music Videos (likely Christian)
2:00 Music with a Message
3:00 PrayerEdited by Bluenoser on 08/31/05 01:47

PM.
08-31-2005, 10:42 AM #2
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Re: Retro: Fresno Sat, Jan 31, 1998
> 11:00 Prof. in Praise (what's the first word here?)
I think an educated guess for the title would be "Profiles in Praise"
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> 3:00 Emergency (what's the full name of show here?)
This is most likely Emergency with Alex Paen, which was also known as Emergency Call.
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>
I'll get that one up within the next few days.
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> 7:30 Wheel of Fortune 2000
-----------
That show was fundamentally flawed. Like any other show targeted at youth, it was too hip, and
too obviously educational. They would have been better off to use the real Wheel of Fortune but
have kids competing.
Was this a CBS show, or syndicated?Edited by mjlarochelle on

09/02/05 12:34 AM.
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Re: Wheel of Fortune 2000
> > 7:30 Wheel of Fortune 2000
> -----------
> That show was fundamentally flawed. Like any other show
> targeted at youth, it was too hip, and too obviously
> educational. They would have been better off to use the
> real Wheel of Fortune but have kids competing.

>
> Was this a CBS show, or syndicated?
Wheel 2000, the kiddy spin-off of Wheel Of Fortune was mc'd by Dave Sidoni and Cyber Lucy, a
cyber version of Vanna . It was a CBS show and a few weeks later was also aired by Game Show
Network when they carried a slate of classic game shows with children. They also added a kids'
version of Jeopardy! called JEP! which was MC'd by Bob Bergen who viced Porky Pig and Tweety
Bird in Space Jam, the 1996 film that had Bugs Bunny and his friends and Michael Jordan of the
Chicago Bulls. I liked that film!
Wheel 2000 and JEP! were OK, but the game would have had better advantage using the real
WOF and J!,like when they have special weeks on the two shows.
And in all the years The Price Is Right has been on CBS, I am surprised that the Big Eye and
Goodson-Todman have never done a Saturday kiddy version of TPIR. That would have been cool,
likesay, kids playing HI-LO to see what items the youngsters and teens use are the most and least
expensive like, say, a 12 pack of Dr. Pepper, a 15 oz. box of Honey Nut Cheerios, and a bottle of
Pert Shampoo as the high price items and the low priced items would be Starburst Fruit Chews,
David Sunflower Seeds and Oxford Index Cards and the prize a trip to Chicago.
Great idea, but think of the taxes the parents would have to pay!
>
09-05-2005, 09:36 PM #8
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Re: Wheel of Fortune 2000
Wheel 2000 was stupid. As was the new version of Ghostwriter. I liked the original version of
Ghostwriter which was on PBS and was syndicated on local stations like WTXX in Waterbury, CT
and WWOR in NYC. It also aired on Noggin before they revamped the network to become
Noggin/The N.
Retro: Detroit-Windsor-Toledo Weekday Daytime 8-12 April 1968
Note that Toledo is a bit wacky. WTOL-11 was primary CBS, WSPD-13 was primary ABC, both
then cherry picked NBC and WDHO-24 picked up the leftovers, however for daytime they were
pretty much in pattern and on network (source: TV Guide).
MONDAY-FRIDAY, APRIL 8-12, 1968 (DAYTIME ONLY)
WJBK-2 (CBS) Detroit
5:45-On the Farm Scene
5:50-News
6:00-Sunrise Semester
6:30-Woodrow the Woodsman
7:30-Captain Kangaroo (delay from previous day)
8:30-Mr. Ed
9:00-Merv Griffin (sub-hosts: Henry Morgan [M/T], David Frost [W], Steve Lawrence [Th/F])
10:30-Beverly Hillbillies
11:00-Andy Griffith
11:30-Dick Van Dyke
12:00-News
12:25-Fashions
12:30-Search for Tomorrow
12:45-Guiding Light
1:00-Love of Life
1:25-CBS News
1:30-As the World Turns
2:00-Love is a Many Splendored Thing
2:30-House Party
3:00-Divorce Court (To Tell the Truth to WKBD-50)
3:30-The Edge of Night
4:00-Secret Storm
4:30-Mike Douglas (co-host Martan Landau)
WWJ-4 (NBC) Detroit
6:00-Classroom
6:30-Ed Allen
7:00-Today
9:00-Steve Allen
10:00-Snap Judgement (guests Eve Arden and Charles Robinson)
10:25-NBC News
10:30-Concentration
11:00-Personality (guests Eve Arden, Nipsey Russell, Eli Wallach and Lynn Redgrave on film)
11:30-Hollywood Squares (guests Morey Amsterdam, Wally Cox, Abby Dalton, Zsa Zsa Gabor,
Buddy Hackett, Brenda Lee, Jan Murray, Jerry Vale and Charley Weaver)
12:00-News (no Jeopardy! for Detroit, now it airs twice a day on this station)
12:30-Eye Guess
12:55-NBC News
1:00-Match Game (one week delay, guests Peter Lawford and Lauren Bacall)
1:25-Carol Duvall
1:30-Let's Make a Deal

2:00-Days of Our Lives
2:30-The Doctors
3:00-Another World
3:30-You Don't Say! (guests Pat Carroll and Bill Cullen)
4:00-Woody Woodbury
5:30-George Pierrot
WXYZ-7 (ABC) Detroit
6:30-TV College
7:00-The Morning Show
8:30-Mon: Rita Bell's Prize Movie (Take Me Out to the Ballgame, '48)
Tue/Wed: Rita Bell's Prize Movie (The Keys to the Kingdom, '45)
Thu: Rita Bell's Prize Movie (This Love of Ours, '45)
Fri: Rita Bell's Prize Movie (For the Love of Mary, '48)
10:00-Virgina Graham
10:30-Dick Cavett
12:00-Bewitched
12:30-Treasure Isle
1:00-Dream House
1:30-Wedding Party
2:00-The Newlywed Game
2:30-The Baby Game
2:55-Children's Doctor
3:00-General Hospital
3:30-Dark Shadows
4:00-The Dating Game
4:30-News
5:30-ABC News
WKBD-50 (Independent) Detroit
10:30-Yoga for Health
11:00-Little Rascals
12:00-Mon: Movie (She Couldn't Say No, '54)/Dialing for Dollars
Tue: Movie (Never Love a Stranger, '58)/Dialing for Dollars
Wed: Movie (One More Tomorrow, '46)/Dialing for Dollars
Thu: Movie (Four's a Crowd, '38)/Dialing for Dollars
Fri: Movie (Fallen Angel, '45)/Dialing for Dollars
2:00-I Love Lucy
2:30-Make Room for Dady
3:00-To Tell the Truth (bumped from WJBK-2)
3:30-Captain Detroit
4:30-Three Stooges
5:00-Little Rascals
5:30-Superman
WTVS-56 (NET) Detroit
9:05-Understanding Numbers
9:25-Of Cabbages and Kings
9:50-Spanish Lesson
10:05-Reason and Read

10:20-Science is Fun
10:35-Book Parade
10:50-Spanish Lesson
12:50-Undestanding Numbers
1:10-Interlude
1:25-Reason and Read
1:40-Science is Discovery
1:55-Of Cabbages and Kings
2:20-Rhyme Time
2:30-Science is Fun
2:45-Spanish Lesson
3:00-French Chef
3:30-Conversations
4:00-French Lesson
4:15-France Panormana
4:30-What's New
5:00-Misterogers
5:30-TV Kindergarten
CKLW-9 (CBC) Windsor
7:55-Morgan's Merry-Go-Round
8:00-Forest Rangers
8:30-Bonnie Prudden
9:00-Bozo the Clown
10:00-Mr. Dressup
10:30-Friendly Giant
10:45-Ontario Schools
11:15-Canadian Schools
11:45-Chez Helene
12:00-Take 30
12:30-Mon: Bill Kennedy Showtime (Diplomatic Courier, '52)
Tue: Bill Kennedy Showtime (The Wrong Man, '56)
Wed: Bill Kennedy Showtime (Arise My Love, '40)
Thu: Bill Kennedy Showtime (The Affairs of Susan, '45)
Fri: Bill Kennedy Showtime (The Bandit of Sherwood Forest, '46)
3:00-Pat Boone
4:00-Swingin' Time
5:00-Bozo the Clown
5:30-Fun House
WTOL-11 (CBS/NBC) Toledo
7:05-News
7:30-Comedy Carnival
8:00-Captain Kangaroo
9:00-Mr. T's Show
9:30-Man About Town
10:00-Virginia Graham
10:30-Beverly Hillbillies (CBS)
11:00-Andy Griffith (CBS)

11:30-Dick Van Dyke (CBS)
12:00-News
12:30-Search for Tomorrow (CBS)
12:45-Guiding Light (CBS)
1:00-Love of Life (CBS)
1:25-CBS News
1:30-As the World Turns (CBS)
2:00-Truth or Consequences
2:30-House Party
3:00-To Tell the Truth (CBS)
3:30-The Edge of Night (CBS)
4:00-Secret Storm (CBS)
4:30-Mon: Movie (Fort Massacare, '58)
Tue: Movie (Dangerous Youth, '58)
Wed: Movie (Glory at Sea, '53)
Thu: Movie (Ride 'em Cowboy, '42)
Fri: Movie (Slaves of Babylon, '53)
WSPD-13 (ABC/NBC) Toledo
6:55-Farm Report
7:00-Today (NBC)
9:00-The Dating Game (ABC, delay)
9:30-The Newlywed Game (ABC, delay)
10:00-Candid Camera (CBS)
10:30-Dick Cavett (ABC)

12:00-Bewitched (ABC)
12:30-Treasure Isle (ABC)
1:00-Mike Douglas
2:30-The Baby Game (ABC)
2:55-Children's Doctor (ABC)
3:00-General Hospital (ABC)
3:30-Dark Shadows
4:00-Gilligan's Island
4:30-Merv Griffin (sub-hosts: Steve Lawrence [M], Orson Bean [T/W])
WDHO-24 (NBC/CBS/ABC) Toledo
8:55-Farm Report
9:00-Ed Allen
9:30-Romper Room
10:00-Snap Judgement (NBC, guests Eve Arden and Charles Robinson)
10:25-NBC News
10:30-Concentration (NBC)
11:00-Personality (NBC, guests Eve Arden, Nipsey Russell, Eli Wallach and Lynn Redgrave on film)
11:30-Hollywood Squares (NBC, guests Morey Amsterdam, Wally Cox, Abby Dalton, Zsa Zsa
Gabor, Buddy Hackett, Brenda Lee, Jan Murray, Jerry Vale and Charley Weaver)
12:00-Jeopardy (NBC)
12:30-Eye Guess (NBC)
12:55-NBC News
1:00-not listed
1:30-Let's Make a Deal (NBC)
2:00-Days of Our Lives (NBC)

2:30-The Doctors (NBC)
3:00-Another World (NBC)
3:30-You Don't Say! (NBC, guests Pat Carroll and Bill Cullen)
4:00-Match Game (NBC, guests George Hamilton and Betty White)
4:25-NBC News
4:30-Dennis the Menace
5:00-Happy Time
--Mike B.
Retro: Fresno Mon, Feb 1/98
from Porterville Recorder
KVPT 18-PBS
5:30 Time to Grow (x2)
6:30 Homestretch
7:00 Wishbone
7:30 Magic School Bus
8:00 Sesame Street
9:30 Arthur
10:00 Puzzle Place
10:30 Charlie Horse Music Pizza
11:00 Wimzie's House

Noon Magic School Bus
12:30 Big Comfy Couch
1:30 Sesame Street
2:30 Arthur
3:30 Kratts' Creatures
4:00 Wishbone
4:30 Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?
5:00 Bill Nye the Science Guy
6:00 NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
7:00 California Heartland
7:30 California Gold
8:00 Antiques Roadshow
9:00 American Experience
10:00 Struggles in Steel
11:30 Weekly Business Report
Mid. sign-off
KFTV 21-Univision
5:30 Noticiero Univision: Edicion Nocturna
6:00 Arriba Valle Central

7:00 Despierta America!
10:00 Maite
11:00 Agujetas de Color de Rosa
1:00 Marimar
2:00 Amor Mio
3:00 Gente Bien
4:00 Cristina
5:00 Primer Impacto
6:00 Noticias
7:00 Esmeralda
8:00 Maria Isabel
9:00 Alguna Vez Tendremos Alas
10:00 Cristina...Edicion Especial
11:00 Noticias
Mid. Al Ritmo de la Noche
1:30 Club America
2:00 Cristina
3:00 Maria Isabel
KSEE 24-NBC
5:30 News
7:00 Today
10:00 Leeza
11:00 Sunset Beach
Noon News
12:30 American Journal
1:00 Another World
3:00 Ricki Lake
5:00 News
6:00 News
6:30 Grace Under Fire
7:00 Mad About You
7:30 Seinfeld
8:00 Suddenly Susan
8:30 Jenny
9:00 Caroline in the City
9:30 All Fired Up
10:00 Dateline NBC
11:00 News
11:35 Tonight Show
12:35 Late Night with Conan O'Brien

2:05 News
3:10 Access Hollywood
KMPH 26-Fox
5:00 AgDay
5:30 Valley Ag News
6:00 X-Men
6:30 101 Dalmatians: The Series
7:00 Bobby's World
7:30 Casper
8:00 Mama's Family
8:30 Martha Stewart Living
9:00 I Love Lucy
9:30 Andy Griffith
10:00 Roseanne
10:30 Step by Step
11:00 M*A*S*H
11:30 LAPD: Life on the Beat
Noon Rockford Files
1:00 Matlock
2:00 Hangin' with Mr. Cooper
2:30 Spider-Man
3:00 BeetleBorgs Metallix

3:30 Power Rangers Turbo
4:30 Full House
5:00 Family Matters
5:30 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
6:00 Simpsons (x2)
7:00 Home Improvement
7:30 Frasier
8:00 Melrose Place
9:00 Ally McBeal
10:00 News
11:00 Vibe
Mid. Martin
1:00 Paid Programs
2:00 Movie "The Blood of Heroes"
4:00 Paid Program
4:30 Gayle King
KFSN 30-ABC
6:00 News
9:00 Live with Regis & Kathie Lee
10:00 The View

11:00 News
11:30 Port Charles
3:00 Rosie O'Donnell
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News
6:00 News
6:30 Jeopardy!
7:30 Inside Edition
9:00 20/20
10:00 The Practice
11:00 News
11:35 Nightline
12:05 Politically Incorrect
12:40 Keenen Ivory Wayans
1:40 People's Court
KGMC 43-Shopping

7:00 Bookmice
7:30 Joyce Meyer
8:30 Info Mall
1:30am America's Store
KJEO 47-CBS
5:30 News
8:00 CBS This Morning
9:00 Price is Right
10:00 Judge Judy (x2)
11:00 Maury Povich
Noon News
2:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Jenny Jones
5:00 News
6:00 News
6:30 Extra
7:00 Real TV

8:00 Cosby
8:30 Everybody Loves Raymonf
9:00 George & Leo
9:30 Style...
10:00 Brooklyn South
11:00 News
11:35 Late Show with David Letterman
12:35 Late Late Show with Tom Snyder
1:35 Murphy Brown
KNXT 49-Ind
7:00 Holy Rosary
7:30 News
8:00 Creative Living
8:30 Worship
9:00 Our Lady of the Angels Monastery Mass
10:00 Eastern Catholic Churches
10:30 Footsteps of St. Paul
11:00 TBA
11:30 The Way Home
Noon Classic Arts Showcase
1:00 Quilt in a Day
2:00 TBA
3:00 Gerbert
3:30 Stories of Faith
4:00 Hopalong Cassidy
4:30 Dobie Gillis
5:00 News
5:30 American Times
6:30 Channel 49 Report
7:00 Christ
7:30 Adventurers
8:00 Pillars of Faith: The Catechism
9:00 M. McDonagh
9:30 Evangelization
10:00 World Over
10:30 Telejornal
11:00 Holy Rosary
11:30 sign-off
KAIL 53-UPN
5:00 Shepherd's Chapel
6:30 Mr. Men
7:00 Bananas in Pajamas/Crayon Box
7:30 Mummies Alive

8:00 700 Club
Noon Cops
12:30 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
1:00 Jerry Springer
2:00 Kojak
3:00 Simon & Simon
4:00 Marvel Superheroes
5:00 Geraldo Rivera
6:00 Cosby Show
6:30 Living Single
7:30 Cops
8:00 In the House
8:30 Malcolm & Eddie
9:00 Good News
9:30 Sparks
10:00 Baywatch
11:00 Jerry Springer
Mid. Newlywed Game
12:30 Dating Game
1:00 Strange Universe
1:30 Medicine Week (x3)
3:00 Matthew
4:00 Nehemiah
KMSG 59-Telemundo/Shopping
7:00 Lift-Off
7:30 Mananas Allegres
8:00 Paid Programs
9:00 CBS TeleNoticias
9:30 Paid Program
10:00 Pura Sangre
11:00 Cafe con Aroma de Mujer
Noon Pelicula "El Hombre de Hielo"
1:30 Pelicula "Chaparrito Pero Cumplidor"
3:00 El y Ella
4:00 Sevcec
5:00 Occurio Asi
6:00 Noticias
7:00 Edicion Especial
8:00 Pelicula "Juventud en Drogas"
10:00 Noticiero
10:30 Sevcec de Noche
11:30 Paid Programs
12:30 Electronics
1:00 Collectible Coins & Currency

KKAK 61-Ind
5:00 Prayer
6:00 In the Word with Gil McDowell
6:30 Valley Focus
7:00 Becky's Barn
7:30 Paid Programs
Noon Hollywood Connection
1:00 Paid Programs
10:00 Psalms
Mid. Gary Richardson
1:00 In the Word with Gil McDowell
2:00 Blessed Assurance
3:00 Prayer
09-03-2005, 03:18 PM #2
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Re: Retro: Fresno Mon, Feb 1/98
> KAIL 53-UPN
[...]
> 4:00 Marvel Superheroes
Do you know if this was the limited animation segments originally syndicated in the mid-sixties
(Captain America, The Sub-Mariner, Hulk, Iron Man, and Mighty Thor) or reruns of the mid-
nineties Sunday morning package (Fantastic Four and Iron Man)?
09-06-2005, 10:43 AM #3
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> > KAIL 53-UPN
> [...]
> > 4:00 Marvel Superheroes
>
> Do you know if this was the limited animation segments
> originally syndicated in the mid-sixties (Captain America,
> The Sub-Mariner, Hulk, Iron Man, and Mighty Thor) or reruns
> of the mid-nineties Sunday morning package (Fantastic Four
> and Iron Man)?
>
Not a clue...anyone have any ideas?
Retro: Detroit-Toledo-Windsor Sunday 7 April 1968
then cherry picked NBC and WDHO-24 picked up the leftovers.
SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1968
6:00-TV Chapel
6:10-News
6:15-Let's Find Out
6:30-Cathedral of Tomorrow
7:30-Christopher Closeup
8:00-This is the Life
8:30-Temple Baptist
9:00-Mass for Shut-Ins
9:30-With this Ring
9:45-Highlight
10:00-Mormon Conference (special)
12:00-Movie (Zarak, '57)
1:55-Year of the Tiger '68
2:00-Stanley Cup Hockey (no game was actually played on this day, so who knows what they did)
4:30-Help Pay for the U.S.A.
5:00-The Antkeeper
5:30-Patty Duke
6:00-News
6:30-Opportunity Line
7:00-Lassie (rerun)
7:30-Truth or Consequences (Gentle Ben time shifted)
8:00-Dick Van Dyke (special, Ed Sullivan pre-empted)

9:00-Smothers Brothers (rerun)
10:00-Mission: Impossible
11:00-News
11:15-Editorial
11:20-Weather
11:25-Sports
11:30-Movie (Valley of the Kings, '54)
1:30-Naked City
2:00-News
WWJ-4 (NBC) Detroit
7:25-News
7:30-Country Living
8:00-Frontiers of Faith
8:30-Church at the Crossroads
8:55-Newsworthy
9:00-Oopsy! The Clown
9:30-House Detective
11:00-Palm Sunday Mass (special)
12:00-U of M Presents
12:30-Design Workshop
1:00-Meet the Press
1:30-At the Zoo
2:00-Flipper (delay from previous Sunday)
2:30-Wild Kingdom (delay from previous Sunday)

3:00-Help Pay for the U.S.A.
3:30-Passover Special
4:00-Greater Greensboro Open
5:30-Skiing (NBC news pre-empted)
6:00-GE College Bowl (Lake Erie vs. Dartmouth or Immaculate College)
6:30-News (Flipper time shifted)
7:00-George Pierrot (Wild Kingdom time shifted)
7:30-Walt Disney's World
8:30-The Mothers-in-Law
9:00-Bonanza
10:00-High Chapparal
11:00-News
11:15-Weather
11:20-Sports
11:30-Beat the Champ
8:00-TV College
8:30-Directions
9:00-Dialogue
9:30-Milton the Monster
10:00-Linus the Lionhearted
10:30-Bugs Bunny
11:00-Bullwinkle
11:30-Discovery '68
12:00-Championship Bowling
1:00-Passover (Issues and Answes is pre-empted)
2:00-NBA Playoff (no game was actually played on this day, so who knows what they did)
4:00-American Sporstman (season finale)
5:00-Movie (The Stratton Story, '49)
7:00-Voyage (rerun)
8:00-The FBI
9:00-Movie (Hud, '63)
11:00-News
11:15-Movie (Many Rivers to Cross, '54)
12:55-Skiing
1:00-News
8:30-Herald of Truth
9:00-Captain Detroit
10:00-Limba
10:30-Three Stooges
11:00-Little Rascals
11:30-Superman
12:00-Flintstones
12:30-Movie (Stanley and Livingstone, '39)
2:30-Movie (The Wagons Roll at Night, '41)
4:00-The Defenders
5:00-Make Room for Daddy

5:30-Hazel
6:00-My Favorite Martian
6:30-I Love Lucy
7:00-Perry Mason
8:00-David Susskind
10:00-Lou Gordon
4:30-NET Playhouse (The Lady With the Dog, '60, Russian)
6:00-The Antkeeper
6:30-Playing the Guitar
7:00-Basic Issues of Man
7:30-Conversation
8:30-PBL
10:30-Conversation
8:30-Hymn Sing
9:00-Man Alive
9:30-Spectrum
10:00-Hawkeye
10:30-Bozo's Big Top
11:30-Movie (Wheel of Fortune, '41)
1:00-Bill Kennedy Showtime (Movie, For Heaven's Sake, '50)

3:30-Movie (Adventure in Baltimore, '49)
5:30-Laredo
6:30-Movie (Reap the Wild Wind, '42)
8:25-News
8:30-Lowell Thomas
9:00-Flashback
9:30-To Be Announced
10:00-The Way it Is
11:00-News
11:15-Movie (Waltz of the Toreadors, '62)
1:05-Window on the World
8:00-Faith to Faith
8:30-Sunday Sanctuary
9:00-Tom and Jerry (CBS)
9:30-Underdog (CBS)
10:00-Mr. T's Show
11:00-Camera Three (CBS)
11:30-Face the Nation (CBS)
12:00-Comment
12:30-Family Theater
1:00-Meet the Press (NBC)
1:30-Silent Service
2:00-Stanley Cup Hockey (CBS, no game was actually played on this day, so who knows what they
did)
4:30-To Be Announced
5:00-The Celebrity Game
5:30-Amateur Hour (CBS)
6:00-Movie (The D.I., '57)
8:00-Dick Van Dyke (CBS, special, Ed Sullivan pre-empted)
9:00-Bonanza (NBC)
10:00-High Chapparal (NBC)
11:00-News
11:15-Weather
11:20-Sports
11:30-Johnny Carson (NBC, rerun)
6:50-Prayer for Today
6:55-Farm News
7:00-Homestead U.S.A.
9:00-Worship for Shutins
9:30-Religion in the News
9:45-With this Ring
10:00-See for Yourself
10:30-Movie (No Place on Earth)
11:00-Davey and Golaith
11:30-Discovery '68 (ABC)

12:00-Uncle Ben
12:30-Crusade '68
1:00-Passover (ABC, Issues and Answes is pre-empted)
2:00-NBA Playoff (ABC, no game was actually played on this day, so who knows what they did)
4:00-American Sporstman (ABC, season finale)
5:00-The Flying Fisherman
5:30-The Invaders
6:30-For the Record
7:00-Voyage (ABC, rerun)
8:00-The FBI (ABC)
9:00-Movie (ABC, Hud, '63)
11:00-News
11:30-Movie (The Night Runner, '57)
4:00-Greater Greensboro Open (NBC)
5:30-Skiing (NBC, NBC news pre-empted)
6:00-The 21st Century (CBS)
6:30-Flipper (NBC)
7:00-Lassie (CBS, rerun)
7:30-Walt Disney's World (NBC)
8:30-The Mothers-in-Law (NBC)
9:00-Smothers Brothers (rerun)
10:00-Mission: Impossible (CBS)

11:00-News
--Mike B.
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Re: Retro: Detroit-Toledo-Windsor Sunday 7 April 1968
>
> SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1968
>
> WJBK-2 (CBS) Detroit
> 4:30-Help Pay for the U.S.A.
>
> WWJ-4 (NBC) Detroit
> 3:00-Help Pay for the U.S.A.
Anyone know what this special was about, considering that two separate stations presented it?

09-06-2005, 03:05 PM #3
Joseph_Gallant
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>>
> > SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1968
>>
> > WJBK-2 (CBS) Detroit
> > 4:30-Help Pay for the U.S.A.
>>
> > WWJ-4 (NBC) Detroit
> > 3:00-Help Pay for the U.S.A.
>
> Anyone know what this special was about, considering that
> two separate stations presented it?
Maybe an effort to drum-up public suport for a tax hike??
09-06-2005, 03:17 PM #4
Joseph_Gallant
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> SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1968
>

> 2:00-Stanley Cup Hockey (no game was actually played on this
> day, so who knows what they did)
According to Shrp Sports.com, the first-round series between the New York Rangers and Chicago
was suspended after Game 1 (on April 4th, the night King was assasinated) until after the King
funeral (Game 2 was not until the 9th, the day after the funeral). Games in the Los
Angeles/Minnesota and Philadelphia/St. Louis series were played Saturday, April 6th, but neither
series continued until after the King funeral (L.A./Minnesota on the 9th; Philadelphia/St. Louis
on the 10th). Perhaps one of those series was originally scheduled to have had games played on
the 7th or 8th.
I would think that special coverage of the King assasination's aftermath replaced cancelled sports
events on the networks that weekend.
09-06-2005, 05:47 PM #5
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> > SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1968
>>
> > WJBK-2 (CBS) Detroit
> > 2:00-Stanley Cup Hockey (no game was actually played on
> this
> > day, so who knows what they did)
>
> According to Shrp Sports.com, the first-round series between
> the New York Rangers and Chicago was suspended after Game 1
> (on April 4th, the night King was assasinated) until after
> the King funeral (Game 2 was not until the 9th, the day
> after the funeral). Games in the Los Angeles/Minnesota and
> Philadelphia/St. Louis series were played Saturday, April
> 6th, but neither series continued until after the King
> funeral (L.A./Minnesota on the 9th; Philadelphia/St. Louis
> on the 10th). Perhaps one of those series was originally
> scheduled to have had games played on the 7th or 8th.
>
> I would think that special coverage of the King
> assasination's aftermath replaced cancelled sports events on
> the networks that weekend.
>
And confirmation of your theory from a Tuesday 9 April AP 1968 story:
Three first round games of the expanded Stanley Cup playoffs have been rescheduled in the
aftermath of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King.
The second game of the New York Rangers-Chicago Blackhawks series, originally scheduled for
Sunday in New York, was moved back to tonight. The Rangers put off the game, which was to be
nationally televised, after Sunday was designated a day of national mourning for the slain civil
rights leader.
Third games of the Philadelphia Flyers-St. Louis Blues and Los Angeles Kings-Minnesota North
Stars series were moved back from Monday night.
Baseball also had issues...
The 1968 major league baseball season now is scheduled to open without a forfeit or a strike.
But three of the 10 games scheduled remained up in the air because of the racial unrest in
Washington, Baltimore and Detroit.
The traditional Presidential opener at D.C. Stadium, postponed from Monday to mourn slain civil
rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., still was doubtful Monday night as National Guard troops
occupied the stadium. The soldiers had been called out to restore order to the troubled city.
Civil disorder in Baltimore the last three days brought out the troops and the same held true in
Detroit where Michigan Governor George Romney has instituted a state of emergency.
Minnesota is scheduled to open in Washington, Oakland in Baltimore and Boston at Detroit.
However, the cloud of doubt over two other openers were lifted Monday when Los Angeles
agreed to set back tonight's scheduled game to Wednesday and a threatened strike by New York
Stadium workers was cancelled.
The Philadelphia Phillies, who open against the Dodgers, said they would forfeit the game rather
than play today, the day Dr. King was to be buried in Atlanta. The Dodgers at first said they would
play, which would have been the first major league forfeit since 1954, but decided Monday to
postpone the game.
Basketball too (this from the 6 April 1968 Marion Star)...
The NBA reset Sunday's Eastern Division playoff game at Boston between the Celtics and the
Philadelphia 76ers for next Wednesday night. The Sunday contest, second in the best-of-7
Eastern Finals, was to have been televised nationally (ABC-TV).
No decision was announced on the status of the second game of the Western Division final
series between San Francisco and Los Angeles, scheduled for Sunday night on the Lakers' floor.
There were no stories about it, but from the agate I could see the ABA postponed their Sunday
games as well.
From what I can tell from other articles, the Sunday night prime-time lineup was thrown out for
coverage, although one article I read said they still had commercials. The Oscars, which were to
be on the 8th (Monday) ended up being on the 10th (Wednesday).
--Mike
09-06-2005, 06:50 PM #6
Joseph_Gallant
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Thanks for the information, Mike!
Retro:Cleveland/Akron Tuesday September 24 1963
From:TV Guide
KYW 3 Cleveland NBC
6:20 News
6:25 Farm Fare
6:30 Operation Alphabet
7AM Today
9AM Woodrow-Clay Conroy
9:30 Star And The Story-Anthology
10AM Say When-Art James
10:30 Play Your Hunch-Merv Griffin-COLOR
11AM Concentration-Hugh Downs
11:30 Missing Links-COLOR
With:Abbe Lane, Lorne Greene and Milt Kamen
Noon News
12:30 Mike Douglas
2PM People Wll Talk-Dennis James-COLOR
2:30 The Doctors
3PM Loretta Young Show-Ricardo Montalban Guest Stars
3:30 You Dont Say!-Tom Kennedy
Pat Carroll, Louis Nye
4PM The Match Game-Gene Rayburn
Vaughn Meader (JFK Impersonator-Known for his "First Family" Comedy Albums)
Carol Lawrence
4:25 NBC News-Sander Vanocur
4:30 Barnaby, Popeye And Friends-Linn Sheldon
5:05 Movie-Spirit Of Culver-1939
6:30 NBC News-Huntley/Brinkley
7PM News
7:30 Mr. Novak-DEBUT
8:30 Redigo-DEBUT
9PM Richard Boone Show-Anthology-DEBUT
10PM Andy Williams-SPECIAL COLOR
NBC would use this time slot for different shows, including 12 Andy Williams Specials and Bell
Telephone Hour Segments. Art Carney, Janet Leigh and The Osmond Brothers join Andy this
night.
11PM News-Bill Jorgenson
11:10 Weather-Dick Goddard
11:15 Steve Allen-Tony Randall and Mel Blanc are guests
12:45 Movie-Two Tickets To London 1943
WEWS 5 ABC Cleveland
8:55 News
9AM Telecourse-Russian
9:30 Romper Room-Miss Barbara
10AM Paige Palmer-Women
10:45 TV Classroom-Language Arts
11AM Price Is Right-Bill Cullen-Moved from NBC 2 weeks previously (September 9, 1963)
11:30 Seven Keys
Noon News-Tom Field
12:10 Noon Show-Captain Penny (Ron Penfound)
1PM One O Clock Club-Dorothy Fuldheim, Bill Gordon
2:30 Day In Court
2:55 ABC News-Howard
3PM Queen For A Day-Jack Bailey
3:30 Who Do You Trust?-Woody Woodbury
4PM Cheyenne
5PM Comedy Clubhouse-Captain Penny
6PM News-Tom Field
6:10 Weather-Carolyn Johnson
6:30 Hennessey-Jackie Cooper with Guest star Don Rickles
7PM Seven Seas
7:30 Combat!
8:30 McHale's Navy
9PM Greatest Show On Earth DEBUT COLOR
10PM The Fugitive
11PM News-Tom Field, Hackel (No first name given)
11:15 Johnny Carson-COLOR
1AM News
WJW 8 CBS Cleveland
7:05 Meditation
7:10 News
7:45 Rex Humbard
9AM Pinnochio-Cartoon
9:30 People's Choice-Comedy
10AM As The World Turns
10:30 I Love Lucy
11AM (Real) McCoys
11:30 Pete And Gladys
Noon Love Of Life
12:25 Local News-Roger Goodrich
12:45 Guiding Light
1PM Hawaiian Eye
2PM Password-Allen Ludden
Orson Bean, Rita Moreno
2:30 House Party
3PM To Tell The Truth-Bud Collyer
Dick Shawn, Phillys Newman, Skitch Henderson, Joan Fontaine
3:25 Local News-Goodrich

3:30 Edge Of Night
4PM Secret Storm
4:30 Laurel, Ghoulardi And Hardy
5PM Adventure Road-Jim Doney-Travel
6PM News-Roger Goodrich, Doug Adair
6:20 Sports-John Fitzgerald
6:25 Weather-Howard Hoffman
6:30 CBS News-Walter Cronkite
7PM Hawaiian Eye
8PM Red Skelton-RETURN (New Time)
Beach Boys Shirley Temple
9PM Petticoat Junction-DEBUT
9:30 Jack Benny Program-RETURN
Guest:Rev. Billy Graham
10PM Garry Moore Show-RETURN
Guestsorothy Loudon, Alan King, Eileen Farrell
11PM News-Joel Daly, Doug Adair
11:15 Sports-Fitzgerald
11:20 Weather-Hoffman
11:25 Movie-The Gunfighter-1957
1AM Movie-Boulder Dam-1936
WAKR 49 ABC Akron

10:55 News
11AM Price Is Right-Bill Cullen
11:30 Seven Keys
Noon Tennessee Ernie Ford
1:30 Kartoon Karnival
2PM Matinee 49
2:30 Day In Court
2:55 ABC News-Howard
3PM Queen For A Day-Jack Bailey
3:30 Who Do You Trust?-Woody Woodbury
4PM Trailmaster-Wagon Train Reruns
5PM TV Hour Of Stars-Anthology
5:50 Our Town-Akron Univ.
6PM Professor Jack- (Children)
7PM News-Jack Fitzgibbons
7:10 Weather-Bill McKay
7:15 ABC News-Ron Cochran
7:30 Combat!
8:30 Civic Forum Of The Air

9PM Greatest Show On Earth DEBUT (49 did not Colorcast)
10PM The Fugitive
11PM ABC News Murphey Martin
11:10 Local News
11:15 Racing From Cranwood
11:20 TV Hour Of Stars
Retro: Detroit-Windsor-Toledo Saturday 6 April 1968
then cherry picked NBC and WDHO-24 picked up the leftovers.
SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1968
6:05-TV Chapel
6:10-News
6:15-Farm Scene
7:00-Captain Kangaroo (delay from previous week?)
8:00-Woodrow the Woodsman
9:00-Frankenstien Jr.
9:30-Herculoids
10:00-Shazzan!
10:30-Space Ghost
11:00-Moby Dick
11:30-Superman/Aquaman
12:30-Jonny Quest
1:00-Lone Ranger
1:30-Road Runner
2:00-Movie (The Haunted Strangler, '58)
3:55-Year of the Tiger '68
4:00-CBS Golf Classic
5:00-Outdoorsman
5:30-Gentle Ben
6:00-News
6:30-Grand Ole Opry
7:00-Death Valley Days (syndicated)
7:30-Jackie Gleason (rerun)
8:30-Charlie Brown's All Stars (pre-empts My Three Sons)
9:00-Hogan's Heroes (rerun)
9:30-Petticoat Junction (rerun)
10:00-Mannix (rerun)
11;00-News
11:15-Editorial
11:30-Movie (The Cobweb, '55)
1:30-Movie (Hit and Run, '58, French)
3:00-News, Weather
WWJ-4 (NBC) Detroit
7:00-Country Living
7:30-Oopsy! The Clown

9:00-Super 6
9:30-Super President
10:00-Flintstones
10:30-Young Samson
11:00-Birdman
11:30-Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel
12:00-Top Cat
12:30-Cool McCool
1:00-International Zone
1:30-The Professionals
2:00-Theater Four
2:30-Sports Documentary
3:30-Flying Fisherman
4:00-Greater Greensboro Open
5:00-Car and Track
5:30-George Pierrot
6:00-News
6:30-NBC News
7:00-Michigan Outdoors
7:30-The Saint
8:30-Get Smart
9:00-Movie (The Thrill of it All, '63)
11:15-News
11:30-Weather
11:35-Sports
11:45-Johnny Carson (rerun)
1:15-Beat the Champ
1:45-News
7:45-Rural Report
8:00-TV College
9:00-Casper
9:30-Fantastic Four
10:00-Spiderman
10:30-Journey to the Center of the Earth
11:00-King Kong
11:30-George of the Jungle
12:00-The Beatles
12:30-American Bandstand
1:30-Happening '68
2:00-Movie (Bengal Brigade, '54)
3:30-Pro Bowler's Tour
5:00-Wide World of Sports
6:30-Michigan Sportsman
7:00-Anniversary Game
7:30-The Dating Game
8:00-The Newlywed Game
8:30-Lawrence Welk
9:30-Hollywood Palace (guest host Don Adams)

10:30-Movie (King of Kings, '61, movie will be interrupted at 11 for a 30 minute news report)
2:00-Movie (Colonel Effingam's Raid, '45)
8:30-Jungle Jim
10:00-Rocky Jones
10:30-Movie (Invisible Stripes, '40)
12:00-Movie (Hold Back the Night, '56)
1:30-Championship Wrestling
2:30-Roller Derby
3:30-Movie (The Hideous Sun Demon, '55)
5:00-Hy Lit
6:00-Munsters
6:30-McHale's Navy
7:00-Combat!
8:00-Movie (Elizabeth the Queen, '39)
10:00-Les Crane
11:00-News
4:00-Sing Hi, Sing Lo
4:15-Merlin the Magician
4:30-Music for Young People
5:00-What's New
5:30-Observing Eye
6:00-Cities of the World
6:30-A Probing Mind
7:00-Spectrum
7:30-French Chef
8:00-Folk Guitar
8:30-NET Journal
9:00-NET Festival
10:00-Canadian Schools
10:30-Hawkeye
11:00-Country Calendar
11:45-Gardening
12:00-Curling (Alex Trebek is one of the commentators)
1:30-Liberal Leadership Convention (from 1:30)
7:30-Rawhide
8:30-Stanley Cup Hockey (Montreal vs. Boston)
10:15-In Person
10:45-Sports Profile
11:15-Movie (Jump into Hell, '55)
6:30-Sunrise Semester (CBS)

7:00-4H TV Action Club
7:30-Movie (Tarzan's Savage Fury, '52)
9:00-Super 6 (NBC)
9:30-Super President (NBC)
10:00-Shazzan! (CBS)
10:30-no listing
11:00-Birdman (NBC)
11:30-Superman/Aquaman (CBS)
12:30-Jonny Quest (CBS)
1:00-Lone Ranger (CBS)
1:30-Road Runner (CBS)
2:00-Silent Service
2:30-Movie (Valley of the Kings, '54)
4:00-CBS Golf Classic
5:00-Petula Clark (Star Trek is pre-empted)
6:00-News
6:30-Monkees (NBC, delay from Monday)
7:00-Death Valley Days (syndicated)
7:30-Jackie Gleason (CBS, rerun)
8:30-Charlie Brown's All Stars (CBS)
9:00-Movie (NBC, The Thrill of it All, '63)
11:15-News
11:45-Movie (I Accuse, '58)
1:15-News
7:00-U of M Television
7:30-Uncle Ben's Place
8:00-Milton the Monster
8:30-Linus
9:00-Casper (ABC)
9:30-Fantastic Four (ABC)
10:00-Spiderman (ABC)
10:30-Journey to the Center of the Earth (ABC)
11:00-King Kong (ABC)
11:30-George of the Jungle (ABC)
12:00-Mister Ed
12:30-Zorro
1:00-Wild Cargo
1:30-Happening '68 (ABC)
2:00-Movie (The Black Devil of Kali, '56)
3:30-Pro Bowler's Tour (ABC)
6:00-Wide World of Sports (ABC, from 5:00)
6:30-Wagon Train
7:30-not listed
8:00-The Newlywed Game (ABC)
8:30-Lawrence Welk (ABC)
9:30-Hollywood Palace (ABC, guest host Don Adams)
10:30-The Dating Game (ABC, delayed from 7:30)
11:00-News
11:30-Movie (Damn Citizen!, '57)
4:00-Greater Greensboro Open (NBC)
5:00-Roller Derby
6:00-Wrestling
7:00-CBS News (Roger Mudd)
7:30-The Saint (NBC)
8:30-As It Happened (no other information)
9:00-Hogan's Heroes (CBS, rerun)
9:30-Petticoat Junction (CBS, rerun)
10:00-Mannix (CBS, rerun)
11:00-News (New Invisible Man, '62, Mexican)
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> SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1968
>
> 11;00-News
> 11:15-Editorial
> 11:30-Movie (The Cobweb, '55)
WJBK had long editorials?
>
> WWJ-4 (NBC) Detroit
> 1:15-Beat the Champ
No doubt a repeat from earlier.
> WXYZ-7 (ABC) Detroit
> 10:30-Movie (King of Kings, '61, movie will be interrupted
> at 11 for a 30 minute news report)
Do you know any other stations that start a movie, break for a full newscast, then return to the
film? Kind of unorthodox for WXYZ to schedule a film like this.
> WKBD-50 (Independent) Detroit
> 5:00-Hy Lit
Bandstand-type dance program from WKBS Philadelphia (WKBD's late sister), hosted by Philly DJ
Hy Lit.
> 8:00-Movie (Elizabeth the Queen, '39)
> 10:00-Les Crane
> 11:00-News
When did Lou Gordon start? Or was he Sundays only at this point?
>
> WTOL-11 (CBS/NBC) Toledo
> 5:00-Petula Clark (Star Trek is pre-empted)
No doublt this was delayed from Friday, when NBC bumped Trek for Petula that night.
> WSPD-13 (ABC/NBC) Toledo
> 6:30-Wagon Train
> 7:30-not listed
WSPD may have been showing a 1963-1964 episode; "Wagon Train" was 90 minutes that season.
>
> WDHO-24 (NBC/CBS/ABC) Toledo
> 11:00-News (New Invisible Man, '62, Mexican)
>
You meant "Movie", or did they have news first, then a movie?
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> > WDHO-24 (NBC/CBS/ABC) Toledo
> > 11:00-News (New Invisible Man, '62, Mexican)
>>
> You meant "Movie", or did they have news first, then a
> movie?
>
I meant Movie.
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> WKBD-50 (Independent) Detroit
> 8:30-Jungle Jim
> 10:00-Rocky Jones
> 10:30-Movie (Invisible Stripes, '40)
> 12:00-Movie (Hold Back the Night, '56)
> 1:30-Championship Wrestling
> 2:30-Roller Derby
> 3:30-Movie (The Hideous Sun Demon, '55)
> 5:00-Hy Lit
> 6:00-Munsters
> 6:30-McHale's Navy

> 7:00-Combat!
> 8:00-Movie (Elizabeth the Queen, '39)
> 10:00-Les Crane
> 11:00-News
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According to WKBD's website, they were an "all-sports" station when they signed on in 1965. Did
they in fact broadcast only sports programming in the very beginning? If they did then that
obviously didn't last long, looking at this 1968 schedule.
> CKLW-9 (CBC) Windsor
> 1:30-Liberal Leadership Convention (from 1:30)
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This would be the leadership convention where Pierre Elliot Trudeau was chosen as Canada's
Liberal Party leader. Trudeau went on to become Prime Minister from 1968-1979 and 1980-
1984.
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> > WXYZ-7 (ABC) Detroit
> > 10:30-Movie (King of Kings, '61, movie will be interrupted
> > at 11 for a 30 minute news report)

>
> Do you know any other stations that start a movie, break for
> a full newscast, then return to the film? Kind of unorthodox
> for WXYZ to schedule a film like this.
I believe the ITV network in England used to interrupt films for its nightly "News at Ten"
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> > > WXYZ-7 (ABC) Detroit
> > > 10:30-Movie (King of Kings, '61, movie will be
> interrupted
> > > at 11 for a 30 minute news report)
>>
> > Do you know any other stations that start a movie, break
> for
> > a full newscast, then return to the film? Kind of
> unorthodox
> > for WXYZ to schedule a film like this.
>
> I believe the ITV network in England used to interrupt films
> for its nightly "News at Ten" program.
>
I'm wondering, in this case, if the news report was an expanded
edition of ABC's 11 PM Saturday newscast, focusing on the aftermath
of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination two days earlier. I was
living in Norfolk, VA at the time, and Hampton was under curfew
because of rioting. That Saturday I was visiting my grandparents
in North Carolina, and WGHP/8 was running crawls saying that High
Point was under curfew for the same reason.
It may also be that WXYZ was doing a local report on the situation
in Detroit.
But if this was normal procedure, I know of at least one station
that did this Monday through Friday. When KTVT/11, now the CBS o&o in
Dallas/Ft. Worth, was independent, it started a movie at 9 PM
(Central), broke at 10 for a 15-minute newscast, then went back
to the movie until 11 or 11:30 (I've forgotten which).Edited

by bpatrick on 09/06/05 01:51 PM.
09-06-2005, 10:10 AM #8
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> > > > WXYZ-7 (ABC) Detroit
> > > > 10:30-Movie (King of Kings, '61, movie will be
> > interrupted
> > > > at 11 for a 30 minute news report)
>>>
> > > Do you know any other stations that start a movie, break
>
> > for
> > > a full newscast, then return to the film? Kind of
> > unorthodox
> > > for WXYZ to schedule a film like this.
>>
> > I believe the ITV network in England used to interrupt
> films
> > for its nightly "News at Ten" program.
>>
> I'm wondering, in this case, if the news report was an
> expanded
> edition of ABC's 11 PM Saturday newscast, focusing on the
> aftermath
> of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination two days earlier.
> I was
> living in Norfolk, VA at the time, and Hampton was under
> curfew
> because of rioting. That Saturday I was visiting my
> grandparents
> in North Carolina, and WGHP/8 was running crawls saying that
> High
> Point was under curfew for the same reason.
>
> It may also be that WXYZ was doing a local report on the
> situation
> in Detroit.
>
> But if this was normal procedure, I know of at least one
> station
> that did this Monday through Friday. When KTVT/11, now the
> CBS o&o in
> Dallas/Ft. Worth, was independent, it started a movie at 9
> PM
> (Central), broke at 10 for a 15-minute newscast, then went
> back
> to the movie until 11 or 11:30 (I've forgotten which).
>
WJW-8 in Cleveland did this on a Friday Prime Time Local Movie according to schedules I've seen
Start a movie at 10, break for news at 11 then back to the movie at 11:15

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> I'm wondering, in this case, if the news report was an expanded
> edition of ABC's 11 PM Saturday newscast, focusing on the aftermath
> of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination two days earlier. I was
> living in Norfolk, VA at the time, and Hampton was under curfew
> because of rioting. That Saturday I was visiting my grandparents
> in North Carolina, and WGHP/8 was running crawls saying that High
> Point was under curfew for the same reason.
>
This was out of a TV Guide listing, so unless it was actually published by Trilateral Publishing
rather than Triangle Publishing and therefore knew about the assassination ahead of time, I
think this was standard operating procedure for WXYZ/7 to interrupt the movie. In the late '60s,
WXYZ/7 was a distant third in the news race (they ran a prime-time movie on weekdays from
6:00-7:30), so this was probably a way to get people to sample their news.
Now that you've pointed out the MLK assassination (and thank you for doing so), I wonder how
much of this schedule actually aired at all.
--Mike
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Mike commented:
> Now that you've pointed out the MLK assassination (and thank
> you for doing so), I wonder how much of this schedule
> actually aired at all.
Trying to remember across the years (I was a youngster back then):
Martin Luther King was assasinated on Thursday, April 4th. He was shot around 6 P.M. Central
time.
The first news I heard of it was a local news bulletin on the then-WNAC-7 in Boston just before
7:30 P.M. EST (daylight time back then did not begin until late April). At 7:30 (about two minutes,
if that, from the first bulletin I heard), the networks, instead of starting regular prime-time
programming, began special coverage. I believe that first night, they went wall-to-wall (I myself
went to sleep around 9).
Through the weekend and the funeral the following Monday (April 8th), there was usually at
least one special program per day on each of the networks, as well as live coverage of the
funeral.
One interesting facet was that the news flashed just after the 7 P.M. ET feed of the network
evening newscasts. CBS' Walter Cronkite was going out to dinner and quickly left the
newsroom/studio as soon as he closed the newscast. A minute or so later, the flash moved on
the wires, so it was a young Dan Rather (who was in New York that evening; back then, he was
normally based in Washington covering the White House) who went on the air for CBS during
the first few minutes. Cronkite was back in the anchor chair shortly afterwards (I tend to think it
was by 8).
At NBC, Chet Huntley had just finished his half of the 7 P.M. feed of the "Huntley/Brinkley
Report", but was still in the studio when the flash came. He went back to the anchor desk, and
with the cameras still running, went on the air at 7:30 (a short clip of the Huntley reading the
flash that Dr. King had been killed at the start of NBC's coverage of the King assasination
appeared on the network's 75th anniversary special). Then-interim ABC anchor Bob Young was
still around the studio, and although the network's first bulletin was read by an off-camera
announcer, Young quickly returned to the studio and took over.
Additionally, I seem to recall that while this was nearly a week before the scheduled start of the
1968 baseball season, the NHL and NBA had both started playoffs. I believe playoff games that
Thursday in both sports were played, but all the NBA playoff series and one of the NHL playoff
series (N.Y. Rangers vs. Chicago), IIRC, were suspended until after the funeral. There were three
playoff games played on April 6th, but I think the NHL playoff schedule was altered so that there
would be no playoff games on Sunday, April 7th or Monday, April 8th. I would think that on the
networks, coverage of the aftermath of the King assasination replaced cancelled sports events
that weekend.
One other note: The night after King was assasinated, soul singer James Brown was scheduled to
perform in concert at Boston Garden. City authorities pleaded with Brown to postpone the show,
but he insisited on going ahead with it. City officials tried to get a local TV station to broadcast
the concert, in the hope that fans would stay off the streets and not commit violent acts. WGBH-
2 agreed to broadcast the concert, and only about 1,000 people showed up (some 14,500
tickets--the building's capacity--had been sold). The broadcast of that concert is supposedely
credited with keeping Boston relatively peaceful that weekend.
> > I'm wondering, in this case, if the news report was an
> expanded
> > edition of ABC's 11 PM Saturday newscast, focusing on the
> aftermath
> > of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination two days
> earlier. I was
> > living in Norfolk, VA at the time, and Hampton was under
> curfew
> > because of rioting. That Saturday I was visiting my
> grandparents
> > in North Carolina, and WGHP/8 was running crawls saying
> that High
> > Point was under curfew for the same reason.
>>
>
> This was out of a TV Guide listing, so unless it was
> actually published by Trilateral Publishing rather than
> Triangle Publishing and therefore knew about the
> assassination ahead of time, I think this was standard
> operating procedure for WXYZ/7 to interrupt the movie. In
> the late '60s, WXYZ/7 was a distant third in the news race
> (they ran a prime-time movie on weekdays from 6:00-7:30), so
> this was probably a way to get people to sample their news.
>
> Now that you've pointed out the MLK assassination (and thank
> you for doing so), I wonder how much of this schedule
> actually aired at all.

>
>
> --Mike
>
I don't think you mentioned that these listings came from
TV Guide. I may have thought they came out of the Detroit News
or Free Press, or just tried to invoke 20/20 hindsight.
While I don't know how many stations interrupted a movie for news,
a lot of ABC affiliates ran entertainment programming between
6 and 7:30 back then. ABC's first news feed was at 5:30 (Eastern,
yes!), so it was possible (as Atlanta's Channel 11 did) to run
local news at 5, network news at 5:30, and then counterprogram
the CBS and NBC stations' news blocks (Channel 11 ran Merv Griffin
from 6 to 7:30). And some didn't bother carrying ABC's news at all:
WGHP, which I mentioned in the post to which you responded, did its
local news at 5:30, ran Merv at 6, and pre-empted ABC's news altogether
in 1968. Imagine any station doing that today!
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> > This was out of a TV Guide listing, so unless it was
> > actually published by Trilateral Publishing rather than
> > Triangle Publishing and therefore knew about the
> > assassination ahead of time, I think this was standard
> > operating procedure for WXYZ/7 to interrupt the movie. In
> > the late '60s, WXYZ/7 was a distant third in the news race
> > (they ran a prime-time movie on weekdays from 6:00-7:30), so
> > this was probably a way to get people to sample their news.
>>
> I don't think you mentioned that these listings came from
> TV Guide. I may have thought they came out of the Detroit
> News or Free Press, or just tried to invoke 20/20 hindsight.
>
I finally remembered to source the third posting, plus I just couldn't pass up the Trilateral joke.
It appears WXYZ/7 (an O&O at the time) ran local news from 4:30-5:30 and the ABC News at
5:30 to allow the movie to run at 6.
--Mike
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1968)
And there was a period in 1968 and 1969 when then-ABC affiliate WNAC-7 here in Boston did
not run ABC's network newscast. For much of that time, WNAC aired a half-hour local newscast
from 5:30 to 6 P.M. and then broadcast off-network reruns from 6 to 7:30. For a time in 1969,
ABC's evening newscast aired on WSBK-38.
I believe WNAC resumed broadcasting ABC's evening newscast sometime in 1970.
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> And there was a period in 1968 and 1969 when then-ABC
> affiliate WNAC-7 here in Boston did not run ABC's network
> newscast. For much of that time, WNAC aired a half-hour
> local newscast from 5:30 to 6 P.M. and then broadcast
> off-network reruns from 6 to 7:30. For a time in 1969, ABC's
> evening newscast aired on WSBK-38.
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I am aware of independents of the day taking network programming not aired by local affiliates;
however was WSBK the only indy to air a network newscast (other than, of course, INN)?
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> > And there was a period in 1968 and 1969 when then-ABC
> > affiliate WNAC-7 here in Boston did not run ABC's network
> > newscast. For much of that time, WNAC aired a half-hour
> > local newscast from 5:30 to 6 P.M. and then broadcast
> > off-network reruns from 6 to 7:30. For a time in 1969,
> ABC's
> > evening newscast aired on WSBK-38.
> ---------
> I am aware of independents of the day taking network
> programming not aired by local affiliates; however was WSBK
> the only indy to air a network newscast (other than, of
> course, INN)?
>
WJRJ (now WTBS)/17 Atlanta briefly aired ABC News in the

summer and fall of 1968, after then-ABC affiliate WQXI
(now WXIA)/11 dropped it. (ABC News was then absent
from Atlanta television until 11 began running it again
in December 1971.) Also, around 1982 or '83,
WPCQ (now WCNC)/36 Charlotte did not air NBC Nightly News,
and WHKY/14, an independent in Hickory, NC, picked it up
until 36 began airing it again in the mid-'80s.
Retro: Atlanta Saturday, October 5, 1974
from 7 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Elephant Boy
8 AM Popeye
9 AM Emergency +4 (animated)
9:30 Run, Joe, Run
10 AM Land Of The Lost
10:30 Sigmund And The Sea Monsters
11 AM Pink Panther
12 N News
12:30 SEC Week

4 PM High Chaparral (time approximate)
5 PM Lawrence Welk
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM Emergency!
9 PM NBC Movie: "Charley Varrick"
11:15 News
11:45 Movie: "The Legend Of Custer"
(pilot for the 1967 ABC series
Custer)
1:45 News
1:50 Movie: "I Sailed To Tahiti With
An All-Girl Crew" (appropriately,
this one stars Gardner McKay, who
did a lot of sailing on Adventures
In Paradise)
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Tree Talks
7:30 4-H Club
8 AM Speed Buggy
8:30 Scooby-Doo
9 AM Jeannie (animated)
9:30 Partridge Family: 2200 A.D. (animated)
10 AM Valley Of The Dinosaurs
10:30 Shazam!
11 AM Harlem Globetrotters
11:30 Hudson Brothers
12 N U.S. Of Archie
2 PM CBS Sports Spectacular
3 PM Soul Train
4 PM Movie: "The Fakers"
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM World At War
8:30 Paul Sand In Friends And Lovers
9:30 Bob Newhart
10 PM Carol Burnett
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Hour Of The Gun"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)

7 PM Great Parks
7:30 Fun And Games
8 PM Our Street
9 PM Evening At Symphony
10 PM Movie: "On With The Show"
12 M The Unquiet Death Of Julius And
Ethel Rosenberg
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Ebony Journal
7:30 Jabberwocky
8 AM Yogi's Gang
8:30 Bugs Bunny
9 AM Hong Kong Phooey
9:30 Gilligan (animated)
10 AM Devlin
10:30 Korg: 70,000 B.C.
11 AM Super Friends
12 N These Are The Days
1:30 TBA
3:30 NCAA Football: Alabama vs.

Mississippi
7:30 Atlanta '74
8 PM The New Land
9 PM Kung Fu
10 PM Nakia
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "God's Little Acre"
1:30 ABC News
1:45 Movie: "She"
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
8 AM Ultraman
8:30 Speed Racer
9 AM Spiderman
9:30 Flipper
10 AM Movie: "The Ambassador's Daughter"
12 N Roller Game
1 PM Movie: "The Lost Tribe"
2:30 Movie: "Campbell's Kingdom"
4:30 Party
5 PM Wagons Ho (Wagon Train)
6 PM Wrestling
9 PM Porter Wagoner
9:30 Buck Owens
10 PM Del Reeves
11 PM Bobby Goldsboro
11:30 Open Up
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
8 AM Villa Alegre
9 AM Sesame Street
10:30 Vibrations
11 AM Carrascolendas
11:30 Zoom
12 N Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
12:30 Villa Alegre
1 PM Sesame Street
2:30 Vibrations
3 PM Fireman's Fund International
Open Tennis Tournament

7 PM By-Line
7:30 Mele Hawaii
8:30 The Unquiet Death Of Julius And
Ethel Rosenberg
10:30 Interfusions
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM Mighty Mouse
7:30 Porky Pig
8:30 Batman
9 AM Laurel And Hardy
10 AM Cisco Kid
10:30 Lone Ranger
11 AM Trails West
11:30 The Pioneers
12 N Circus!
1 PM Movie: "Battle Circus"
3:30 Movie: "Heidi And Pepper"
5:30 Laramie
6:30 Movie: "Malaya"
8:30 Happy Goodman Hour

9:30 The Lesson
10 PM Camp Meeting
10:30 Spring Street USA
Retro: Detroit-Windsor-Toledo Prime Time Fri 12 April 1968
There was some coverage of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. that obviously wasn't
available to TV Guide at press time.
CHANNEL GUIDE
2: WJBK (Detroit, CBS)
4: WWJ (Detroit, NBC)
7: WXYZ (Detroit, ABC)
50: WKBD (Detroit, Ind.)
56: WTVS (Detroit, NET)
9: CKLW (Windsor, CBC)
11: WTOL (Toledo, CBS/NBC)
13: WSPD (Toledo, ABC/NBC)
24: WDHO (Toledo, NBC/CBS/ABC)
*Indicates cherry-picked or dumped show
PRIME TIME -- WEDNESDAY 10 APRIL 1968
6:00 PM
2, 4, 11, 13: News
7: Movie (Chartroose Caboose, '60)
9: Dennis the Menace

24: Movie (The Violent Patriot, '59 Italian)
50: Flintstones
56: Davey and Goliath
6:15 PM
2: Editorial
4: Weather
56: Merlin the MAgician
6:20
2: Weather
4: Sports
6:25
2: Sports
6:30
2: CBS News
4, 11*: NBC News
9: Gilligan's Island
13: ABC News
50: McHale's Navy
56: What's Mew
7:00
2: Truth or Consequences
4: News, Weather, Sports
9: Movie (The Silver Chalice, '55)
11: News
13: Twilight Zone
50: Munsters
56: No Doubt About It
7:30
2, 24*: Wild Wild West
4, 11*: Tarzan
7, 13: Off to See the Wizard
50: I Love Lucy
56: Consultation
8:00
50: Hazel
56: Medical Education
8:30
2, 11: Gomer Pyle, USME
4: Star Trek (11 has on one day delay)
7, 13: Operation: Entertainment
24: The Westerners
50: The Honeymooners

56: International Magazine
8:55
9: News
9:00
2, 24*: Movie (Joan of Arc, '48)
9: Twilight Zone
11: Movie (The Bravados, '58)
50: Perry Mason
9:30
4: Hollywood Squares (Bill Bixby, Wally Cox, Angie Dickinson, Buddy Hackett, Rose Marie, Garry
Moore, Jan Murray, Connie Stevens and Charley Weaver)
7, 13: Guns of Will Sonnet
9: TBA
56: NET Playhouse
10:00
4: NBC News Special
7. 13: Judd
9: Country Music Hall
50: Les Crane
10:30
9: Nation's Business
10:45
9: Provincial Affairs
11:00
2, 4, 7, 11, 13: News
9: CBC News
24: Movie (Terror of the Steppe, '63 Italian)
50: Joe Pyne
11:15
2: Editorial
4: Weather
7: Weather
11:20
2, 13: Weather
4, 11: Sports
9: Local News
11:25
2, 7: Sports
13: Editorial
11:30
2: Movie (Day of Triumph, '54 and Code Name: Tiger, '64 French)
4, 11*: The Tonight Show
7, 13: Joey Bishop
9: Arrest and Trial
1:00
4: Beat the Champ
7: News
1:30
2: Dobie Gillis
4: PDQ (guests: Bill Bixby, Pat Henry, Sue Anne Langdon)
2:30
2: News, Weather
Retro: San Franscisco/Oakland/San Jose Sat 7/31/76
from TV GUIDE
KTVU 2-Ind
8:30 Overseas Mission
9:00 Asians Now!
9:30 Revista de la Semana
10:00 Our Men in the Capitol

10:30 NFL Championship Games
Noon Soul Train
1:00 Movie "The Invisible Man"
2:30 Movie "The Invisible Ray"
5:00 Hee Haw
6:30 Movie "Once Upon a Time in the West"
9:30 Movie "The Ghost & Mr. Chicken"
11:30 sign-off
KRON 4-NBC
6:00 University of Michigan
6:30 Across the Fence
7:00 Emergency Plus 4
7:30 Josie & the Pussycats
8:00 Waldo Kitty
8:30 Pink Panther
9:30 Run, Joe, Run
10:00 Return to the Planet of the Apes
10:30 Westwind
11:00 Grandstand
11:15 Baseball: NY Yankees @ Boston
2:00 Movie "Duel"
4:00 Ironside
5:00 News
5:30 NBC News
6:00 Assignment Four
7:00 Space: 1999
8:00 Emergency!
9:00 Movie "The Invasion of Johnson County"
11:00 News
1:00 News
1:30 sign-off
KPIX 5-CBS
6:00 Agricultural Film
7:00 Carrascolendas
7:30 Family Affair
8:00 Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm
8:30 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
9:30 Scooby-Doo
10:00 Shazam!/Isis
11:00 Space Nuts

11:30 Ghost Busters
Noon Valley of the Dinosaurs
12:30 Fat Albert
1:00 I Believe
1:30 Solesvida
2:00 Vibrations for a New People
2:30 Movie "Papa's Delicate Condition"
4:30 Sports Spectacular (Calgary Stampede/Daytona 200 motorcycle race)
6:00 News
6:30 CBS News
7:00 Lawrence Welk
8:00 Jeffersons
8:30 Doc
9:30 Bob Newhart
10:00 Dinah Shore
11:00 News
11:30 Movie "Desire Under the Elms"
3:00 Solesvida
3:30 sign-off
KGO 7-ABC San Francisco
7:00 Hong Kong Phooey
7:30 Tom & Jerry/Space Ape

8:30 Adventures of Gilligan
9:00 Super Friends
10:00 Speed Buggy
Noon XXI Olympic Games (Montreal)
4:00 Water World
5:00 High Rollers
6:00 News
6:30 ABC News
7:00 Bay Scene 7
7:30 XXI Olympic Games
11:00 News
11:30 ABC News
11:45 NFL Pre-Season: Dallas @ Oakland (tape delay)
1:45 News
2:15 sign-off
KQED 9-PBS
7:00 Sesame Street
8:30 Mister Rogers
9:00 Sesame Street

10:30 Mister Rogers
11:00 Zoom
Noon Instructional Programming
5:00 Nova
7:00 Firing Line
8:00 USA: People & Politics
8:30 World Press
9:00 Movie "The Man in the White Suit"
10:25 TBA
10:30 At the Top
11:30 Abajo del Sol
Mid. sign-off
KNTV 11-ABC San Jose
5:00 Movie (cont'd)
7:00 Villa Alegre
7:30 Tom & Jerry/Space Ape
8:30 Adventures of Gilligan
9:00 Super Friends
10:00 Speed Buggy

Noon XXI Olympic Games
4:00 Little Rascals
5:00 Movie "Raw Edge"
6:30 En La Comunidad
7:00 Reporter's Notebook
7:30 XXI Olympic Games
11:00 Movie "Hired Wife"
1:00 Movie "Son of Dracula"
2:40 Movie "The Monolith Monsters"
4:15 Movie "The House of Fear"
KCSM 14-PBS
6:00pm Upstairs, Downstairs
7:00 Evening at Pops
8:00 At the Top
9:00 Nova
10:00 sign-off
KEMO 20-Ind
9:30 Soccer
11:30 Boxing
12:30 Este Mexico Nuestro
1:30 Spanish Movie
3:30 Papa Corazon

4:30 Animal Spectrum
5:00 Ecos de Inspiracion
6:00 Mujeres en las Noticias
6:30 La Comedia
7:00 Pista de Bailes
7:30 Canta America Libre
8:00 Movie: TBA
10:00 Chinese Television Theatre
Mid.(?) sign-off
KGSC 36-Ind
8:00 Mr. Chips
8:30 Yoga for Health
9:00 Movie "Sinbad the Sailor"
11:00 Movie "Once Upon a Honeymoon"
1:00 Movie "Sinbad the Sailor" (r)
3:00 Movie "His Kind of Woman"
5:00 Buck Owens
5:30 Rawhide
6:30 Movie "The Bullfighters"
8:00 Wrestling
9:00 Boxing from the Olympic
10:00 I Spy
11:00 Movie "Under My Skin"
1:00 Movie "Mr. Blanding Builds His Dream House"

4:15 Movie "Full Confession"
KVOF 38-Religious
3:30 PTL Club
5:30 Living Faith
7:00 Happy Hunters
7:30 Sunday Night Sing
8:00 Meetin' Time at Calvary
8:30 Sunday Celebration
9:30 Focus On Life
10:00 PTL Club
Mid. sign-off
KBHK 44-Ind
8:30 Music & the Spoken Word
9:00 Friends of Man
9:30 Movie "Racket Busters"
11:00 Wrestling
Noon Movie "Horrors of the Black Museum"
1:30 Movie "Buck Privates Come Home"
3:00 Movie "Angels in Disguise"
4:30 Movie "The Desert Hawk"
6:00 Brady Bunch
6:30 Adam-12
7:00 Hogan's Heroes (x2)
8:00 Avengers
9:00 Movie "Fighter Squadron"
11:00 Movie "Pursuit to Algiers"
1:00 sign-off
KTEH 54-PBS
5:00pm Olympiad
6:00 Upstairs, Downstairs
8:00 At the Top
9:00 Nova
10:00 Laurel & Hardy (x2)
11:00 sign-off
KDTV 60-Spanish
4:00 Sal y Pimienta
5:00 Super Show
6:00 Noticiero
6:30 Boxing
8:00 El Show de Ednita Nazaro
9:00 Spanish Movie
11:00 sign-off
Edited by Bluenoser on 09/08/05 02:48 PM.
Retro: Detroit-Windsor-Toledo Prime Time 8/9 April 1968
There was some coverage of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. that obviously wasn't
available to TV Guide at press time.
CHANNEL GUIDE
PRIME TIME -- MONDAY 8 APRIL 1968
6:00 PM
2, 4, 11, 13: News
7: Movie (The Golden Blade, '53)
24: Movie (Ivalio the Great, '63, Yugoslavian)

50: Flintstones
56: Friendly Giant
6:15 PM
2: Editorial
4: Weather
56: Merlin the Magician
6:20
2: Weather
4: Sports
6:25
2: Sports
6:30
2: CBS News
4, 11*: NBC News
13: ABC News
50: McHale's Navy
56: Music for Young People
7:00
9: Movie (Angel Face, '53)
11: News
13: Twilight Zone
50: Munsters
56: Creative Person
7:30
2, 11: Gunsmoke
4: The Monkees
7, 13: Cowboy in Africa
24: Wild Kingdom (11 showed The Monkees on a 6-day delay)
50: I Love Lucy
56: Skoda Master Class
8:00
4, 24: Rowan and Martin's Laugh In
50: Hazel
56: Karate
8:30
2, 11: Lucille Ball
7, 13: One More Time (Musical Special: Rat Patrol and Felony Squad are pre-empted)
50: Honeymooners
56: NET Journal

8:55
9: News
9:00
2, 11: Andy Griffith
4, 24: Danny Thomas Hour
9: 12 O'Clock High
50: Movie (Male Hunt, '65, French)
9:30
2, 11: Family Affair
7, 13: The Mating Game
56: French Chef
10:00
2, 11: Carol Burnett
4, 24: I Spay
7, 13: Oscars (Big Valley pre-empted, because of the MLK Assassination, this actually happened
on Wednesday)
9: Front Page Challenge
56: Playing the Guitar
10:30
9: Don Messer's Jubilee
56: Folk Guitar

11:00
2, 4, 11: News
9: To Be Announced
24: Movie (Death of a Killer, '63, French)
50: Lou Gordon
11:15
2: Editorial
4: Weather
11:20
2: Weather
4: Sports
9: News
11: Sports
11:25
2: Sports
11: Weather
11:30
2: Movie (A Cry in the Night, '56)
9: Movie (The Man in the White Suit, '52)

12:00
7, 13: News [MON only]
12:30
7: Silents Please (films not listed)
1:00
4: Beat the Champ
9: Window on the World
1:30
2: Capture
2:00
2: Naked City
2:30
2: News, Weather
PRIME TIME -- TUESDAY 8 APRIL 1968
CHANNEL 9 NOTE: The Montreal Canadiens meet the Eastern Division's third place team in a
quarter-final game. The time of the game was not known at press time.
6:00 PM
2, 4, 11, 13: News
7: Movie (The Kid From Leftfield, '53)
24: Movie (The Seven Revenges, Italian)
50: Flintstones
56: Friendly Giant
6:15 PM
2: Editorial
4: Weather
56: Sing Hi, Sing Lo
6:20
2: Weather
4: Sports
6:25
2: Sports
6:30
2: CBS News
4, 11*: NBC News
9: F Troop
13: ABC News
50: McHale's Navy
56: What's New
7:00
9: Movie (Most Dangerous Man Alive, '61)
11: News
13: Twilight Zone
50: Munsters
56: Creative Person
7:30
2, 11: Daktari
4: Weekend
7, 13: Garrison's Gorillas
24: I Dream of Jeannie
50: I Love Lucy
56: Piano Recital
8:00
4, 24: Jerry Lewis
50: Hazel
56: U.S.A.
8:30
2, 11: Red Skelton
7: It Takes a Thief
13: N.Y.P.D. (on 7 day delay from previous week)
50: Honeymooners
56: Conversations
8:55
9: News
9:00
4, 24: Movie (Bedtime Story, '64)
9: TBA
13: Movie (The Mouse That Roared, '59)
50: Perry Mason
56: Dog's Life
9:30
2, 11: Good Morning World
7: N.Y.P.D.
56: Conversation
10:00
2, 11: The Great American Novel (this week: Babbitt and The Grapes of Wrath)
7: Ernie Kovacs
9: Newsmagazine
50: Les Crane
10:30
9: Public Eye
56: Beethoven Concert
11:00
2, 4, 7, 11, 13: News
9: CBC News
24: Movie (Cry of the Bewitched, '60, Mexican)
50: Movie (Confessions of a Nazi Spy, '39)
11:15
2: Editorial
4: Weather
7: Weather
11:20
2, 13: Weather
4, 11: Sports
9: Local News
11:25
2, 7: Sports
13: Editorial
11:30
2: Movie (Lady Possessed, '52)
7, 13: Joey Bishop
9: Movie TBA
1:00
4: Beat the Champ
7: News
1:30
2: Highway Patrol
2:00
2: Naked City
2:30
2: News, Weather
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Re: Retro: Detroit-Windsor-Toledo Prime Time 8/9 April 1968
> There was some coverage of the assassination of Martin
> Luther King Jr. that obviously wasn't available to TV Guide
> at press time.
>
> CHANNEL GUIDE
> 2: WJBK (Detroit, CBS)
> 4: WWJ (Detroit, NBC)
> 7: WXYZ (Detroit, ABC)
> 50: WKBD (Detroit, Ind.)
> 56: WTVS (Detroit, NET)
> 9: CKLW (Windsor, CBC)
> 11: WTOL (Toledo, CBS/NBC)
> 13: WSPD (Toledo, ABC/NBC)
> 24: WDHO (Toledo, NBC/CBS/ABC)
> *Indicates cherry-picked or dumped show
>
>
> PRIME TIME -- MONDAY 8 APRIL 1968
>
> 6:00 PM
> 2, 4, 11, 13: News
> 7: Movie (The Golden Blade, '53)
> 9: Dennis the Menace
> 24: Movie (Ivalio the Great, '63, Yugoslavian)
> 50: Flintstones
> 56: Friendly Giant
>
> 6:15 PM
> 2: Editorial
> 4: Weather
> 56: Merlin the Magician
>
> 6:20
> 2: Weather
> 4: Sports
>
> 6:25
> 2: Sports
>
> 6:30
> 2: CBS News
> 4, 11*: NBC News

> 9: Gilligan's Island
> 13: ABC News
> 50: McHale's Navy
> 56: Music for Young People
>
> 7:00
> 2: Truth or Consequences
> 4: News, Weather, Sports
> 9: Movie (Angel Face, '53)
> 11: News
> 13: Twilight Zone
> 50: Munsters
> 56: Creative Person
>
> 7:30
> 2, 11: Gunsmoke
> 4: The Monkees
> 7, 13: Cowboy in Africa
> 24: Wild Kingdom (11 showed The Monkees on a 6-day delay)
> 50: I Love Lucy
> 56: Skoda Master Class
>
> 8:00
> 4, 24: Rowan and Martin's Laugh In
> 50: Hazel

> 56: Karate
>
> 8:30
> 2, 11: Lucille Ball
> 7, 13: One More Time (Musical Special: Rat Patrol and Felony
> Squad are pre-empted)
> 50: Honeymooners
> 56: NET Journal
>
> 8:55
> 9: News
>
> 9:00
> 2, 11: Andy Griffith
> 4, 24: Danny Thomas Hour
> 9: 12 O'Clock High
> 50: Movie (Male Hunt, '65, French)
>
> 9:30
> 2, 11: Family Affair
> 7, 13: The Mating Game
> 56: French Chef
>
> 10:00
> 2, 11: Carol Burnett

> 4, 24: I Spay
> 7, 13: Oscars (Big Valley pre-empted, because of the MLK
> Assassination, this actually happened on Wednesday)
> 9: Front Page Challenge
> 56: Playing the Guitar
>
> 10:30
> 9: Don Messer's Jubilee
> 56: Folk Guitar
>
> 11:00
> 2, 4, 11: News
> 9: To Be Announced
> 24: Movie (Death of a Killer, '63, French)
> 50: Lou Gordon
>
> 11:15
> 2: Editorial
> 4: Weather
>
> 11:20
> 2: Weather
> 4: Sports
> 9: News
> 11: Sports

>
> 11:25
> 2: Sports
> 11: Weather
>
> 11:30
> 2: Movie (A Cry in the Night, '56)
> 4, 11*: The Tonight Show
> 9: Movie (The Man in the White Suit, '52)
>
> 12:00
> 7, 13: News [MON only]
>
> 12:30
> 7: Silents Please (films not listed)
>
> 1:00
> 4: Beat the Champ
> 9: Window on the World
>
> 1:30
> 2: Capture
> 4: PDQ (guests: Bill Bixby, Pat Henry, Sue Anne Langdon)
>
> 2:00
> 2: Naked City
>
> 2:30
> 2: News, Weather
>
>
> PRIME TIME -- TUESDAY 8 APRIL 1968
>
> CHANNEL 9 NOTE: The Montreal Canadiens meet the Eastern
> Division's third place team in a quarter-final game. The
> time of the game was not known at press time.
>
> 6:00 PM
> 2, 4, 11, 13: News
> 7: Movie (The Kid From Leftfield, '53)
> 9: Dennis the Menace
> 24: Movie (The Seven Revenges, Italian)
> 50: Flintstones
> 56: Friendly Giant
>
> 6:15 PM
> 2: Editorial
> 4: Weather
> 56: Sing Hi, Sing Lo
>
> 6:20
> 2: Weather
> 4: Sports
>
> 6:25
> 2: Sports
>
> 6:30
> 2: CBS News
> 4, 11*: NBC News
> 9: F Troop
> 13: ABC News
> 50: McHale's Navy
> 56: What's New
>
> 7:00
> 2: Truth or Consequences
> 4: News, Weather, Sports
> 9: Movie (Most Dangerous Man Alive, '61)
> 11: News
> 13: Twilight Zone
> 50: Munsters
> 56: Creative Person
>
> 7:30
> 2, 11: Daktari
> 4: Weekend
> 7, 13: Garrison's Gorillas
> 24: I Dream of Jeannie
Did WWJ(now WDIV-TV)tape delay I Dream Of Jeannie to another night or a weekend slot? I ask
this because I do remember when I lived in Michigan WILX-TV ch.10 Lansing did it in 1966-67
and then in 1968-69 because of the shared time thing with WKAR-TV (then WMSB). WILX taped
delayed Jeannie to Saturdays at 6pm both seasons.10 aired the sitcom at it's normal time the
1st, 3rd and last seasons.
> 50: I Love Lucy
> 56: Piano Recital
>
> 8:00
> 4, 24: Jerry Lewis
> 50: Hazel
> 56: U.S.A.
>
> 8:30
> 2, 11: Red Skelton
> 7: It Takes a Thief
> 13: N.Y.P.D. (on 7 day delay from previous week)
> 50: Honeymooners
> 56: Conversations

>
> 8:55
> 9: News
>
> 9:00
> 4, 24: Movie (Bedtime Story, '64)
> 9: TBA
> 13: Movie (The Mouse That Roared, '59)
> 50: Perry Mason
> 56: Dog's Life
>
> 9:30
> 2, 11: Good Morning World
> 7: N.Y.P.D.
> 56: Conversation
>
> 10:00
> 2, 11: The Great American Novel (this week: Babbitt and The
> Grapes of Wrath)
> 7: Ernie Kovacs
> 9: Newsmagazine
> 50: Les Crane
>
> 10:30
> 9: Public Eye

> 56: Beethoven Concert
>
> 11:00
> 2, 4, 7, 11, 13: News
> 9: CBC News
> 24: Movie (Cry of the Bewitched, '60, Mexican)
> 50: Movie (Confessions of a Nazi Spy, '39)
>
> 11:15
> 2: Editorial
> 4: Weather
> 7: Weather
>
> 11:20
> 2, 13: Weather
> 4, 11: Sports
> 9: Local News
>
> 11:25
> 2, 7: Sports
> 13: Editorial
>
> 11:30
> 2: Movie (Lady Possessed, '52)
> 4, 11*: The Tonight Show

> 7, 13: Joey Bishop
> 9: Movie TBA
>
> 1:00
> 4: Beat the Champ
> 7: News
> 9: Window on the World
>
> 1:30
> 2: Highway Patrol
> 4: PDQ (guests: Bill Bixby, Pat Henry, Sue Anne Langdon)
>
> 2:00
> 2: Naked City
>
> 2:30
> 2: News, Weather
>
09-08-2005, 04:01 PM #3
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> PRIME TIME -- TUESDAY 9 APRIL 1968

> CHANNEL 9 NOTE: The Montreal Canadiens meet the Eastern
> Division's third place team in a quarter-final game. The
> time of the game was not known at press time.
The "third place team" would turn out to be my hometown Boston Bruins, who were beaten by
Montreal in four straight games.
Back then, weeknight home games in both Montreal and Boston started at 8:05 P.M. ET, so
CKLW-9/CBC's broadcast would have begun at 8 P.M.
Retro: Detroit-Windsor-Toledo Prime Time 10/11 April 1968
CHANNEL GUIDE
PRIME TIME -- WEDNESDAY 10 APRIL 1968

6:00 PM
2, 4, 11, 13: News
7: Movie (When Worlds Collide, '51)
24: Movie (The Barbarian King, '64)
50: Flintstones
56: Friendly Giant
6:15 PM
2: Editorial
4: Weather
56: Merlin the MAgician
6:20
2: Weather
4: Sports
6:25
2: Sports
6:30
2: CBS News
4, 11*: NBC News
13: ABC News

50: McHale's Navy
56: What's Mew
7:00
9: Movie (Along the Great Divide, '51)
11: News
13: Twilight Zone
50: Munsters
7:30
2, 11: Lost in Space
4, 24: The Virginian
7, 13: The Avengers
50: I Love Lucy
56: Cities of the World
8:00
50: Hazel
56: International Magazine
8:30
2, 11: Beverly Hillbillies

7, 13: Dream House
50: Honeymooners
8:55
9: News
9:00
2, 24*: Green Acres
4, 11*: Kraft Music Hall
7, 13: Movie (Move Over Darling, '63)
9: Twilight Zone
50: Perry Mason
56: The Antkeeper
9:30
2, 24*: He and She
9: Festival
56: U.S.A.
10:00
2, 11: Jonathan Winters
4, 24: Run for Your Life
50: Les Crane
56: Innoivations
10:30
56: Skoda Master Class
11:00
2, 4, 7, 11, 13: News
9: CBC News
24: Movie (Cry of the Bewitched, '60, Mexican)
50: Movie (Confessions of a Nazi Spy, '39)
11:15
2: Editorial
4: Weather
7: Weather
11:20
2, 13: Weather
4, 11: Sports
9: Local News
11:25
2, 7: Sports
13: Editorial
11:30
2: Movie (The Deadly Companions, '61)

7, 13: Joey Bishop
9: Wrestling
1:00
4: Beat the Champ
7: News
1:30
2: Dobie Gillis
2:00
2: Naked City
2:30
2: News, Weather
PRIME TIME -- THURSDAY 11 APRIL 1968
CHANNEL 9 NOTE: The Montreal Canadiens meet the Eastern Division's third place team in a
quarter-final game. The time of the game was not known at press time.
6:00 PM
2, 4, 11, 13: News
7: Movie (Wings of the HAwk, '51)
24: Movie (Vulcan, Son of Jupiter, '63 Italian)
50: Flintstones
56: Friendly Giant
6:15 PM
2: Editorial
4: Weather
56: Sing Hi, Sing Lo
6:20
2: Weather
4: Sports
6:25
2: Sports
6:30
2: CBS News
4, 11*: NBC News
9: F Troop
13: ABC News
50: McHale's Navy

56: What's Mew
7:00
9: Movie (Nightmare in the Sun, '53)
11: News
13: Twilight Zone
50: Munsters
56: NET Festival
7:30
2, 24*: Cimmaron Strip
4, 11*: Alan King (Daniel Boone pre-empted)
7, 13: Second Hundred Years
50: I Love Lucy
8:00
7, 13: Flying Nun
50: Hazel
56: French Lesson
8:15
56: French Panorama

8:30
4, 11*: Bob Hope (Ironside pre-empted)
7, 13: Bewitched
50: Honeymooners
56: U.S.A.
8:55
9: News
9:00
2, 24*: Movie (Kings of the Sun, '53)
7, 13: That Girl
9: Twilight Zone
50: Perry Mason
56: Rainbow Quest
9:30
4, 11*: Dragnet
7, 13: Peyton Place
9: Telescope
10:00
4, 11*: Dean MArtin
7: Untouchables
9: Secret Agent
13: It Takes a Thief (2-day delay)
50: Les Crane
56: Man From Life
10:30
11:00
2, 4, 7, 11, 13: News
9: CBC News
24: Movie (Lost Battalion, '62)
50: Movie (Loss of Death, '47)
11:15
2: Editorial
4: Weather
7: Weather
11:20
2, 13: Weather
4, 11: Sports
9: Local News
11:25
2, 7: Sports
13: Editorial
11:30
2: Movie (The Last Blitzkrieg, '59 and Last Stagecoach West, '57)
7, 13: Joey Bishop
9: Twenty Grand
1:00
4: Beat the Champ
7: News
1:30
2:30
2: Highway Patrol
3:00
2: Naked City
3:30
2: News, Weather

09-08-2005, 04:17 PM #2
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> PRIME TIME -- WEDNESDAY 10 APRIL 1968
>
> 9:00
> 7, 13: Movie (Move Over Darling, '63)
The Academy Awards ceremonies, postponed from Monday April 8th due to the funeral of Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr., ended up being held on Wednesday the 10th.
ABC, which carried the Oscar show, probably had to pre-empt this movie. Does anyone know if
the Oscar show started at 9 P.M. ET, or started at 10?? And if the Oscar show began at 10, does
anyone know if ABC replaced the movie with a one-hour special, or aired the movie earlier in the
evening, pre-empting other scheduled programming??
One other note: Looking over these listings, it appears to be obvious that the only CBC programs
the then-CKLW-9 broadcast were programs not seen on American networks. Back then, much of
CBC's program schedule was (as most of today's CTV and Global program schedules still are)
made up of American imports.
The CRTC (or it's predesescor agency; I'm not sure if the CRTC was yet around in 1968) may have
prevented CKLW from broadcasting CBC programs also seen on American networks, given that
the station's transmitter and antenna were (and today as CBET, still are) on the banks of the
Detroit River in Windsor, just a couple of hundred yards across the river from downtown Detroit
with a signal that penetrated into much of Eastern Michigan and Northwest Ohio.
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> > PRIME TIME -- WEDNESDAY 10 APRIL 1968
>>
> The CRTC (or it's predesescor agency; I'm not sure if the
> CRTC was yet around in 1968) may have prevented CKLW from
> broadcasting CBC programs also seen on American networks,
> given that the station's transmitter and antenna were (and
> today as CBET, still are) on the banks of the Detroit River
> in Windsor...
First of all, the CRTC's pre-1968 predecessor was the BBG, the Board of Broadcast Governors.
Secondly, today's CBET still blacks out American shows seen on CBC, like "the Simpsons", Disney,
and some films. However, I don't know if they currently suspended this practice, due to the
lockout of CBC's unionised staff. The US programming blackout on CKLW/CBET isn't by
government order, but mainly due to copyright, especially for programming that's also seen on
American networks.
There is, at least, one example of a CBC-produced non-sports program that was blacked out on
CKLW -- "The Whiteoaks of Jalna" was blacked out on CKLW when it was first broadcasted in
1972, as the CBC hoped to get the series on an American network (and, ergo, on a Detroit
station) -- Jalna was never seen in the states, and Windsorites missed out on this series (which
was cut short by a technicians strike at the CBC that year).
Finally, CBET's tranny moved several years ago to an antenna farm near McGregor, a small town
south of Windsor -- they had to give up on their prime riverfront tranny, as a railroad company
(which, presumably, owned the tunnel underneath) owned the property the tranny was sitting
on, and they had other plans for the property. (The CBC still owns the studios adjacent to it.)
NCAA Football on PBS 1984 schedule
Here is a 1984 NCAA Football on PBS schedule
This is covering the Ivy League teams only
Source: New York Times
1984
September 22- Harvard @ Columbia- 1pm
September 29- Bucknell @ Princeton- 1pm
October 6- Columbia @ Penn- 1pm
October 13- Dartmouth @ Yale- 1pm
October 20- Brown @ Cornell- 1pm
October 27- Yale @ Pennsylvania- 1pm
November 3- Brown @ Harvard- 1pm
November 10- Harvard @ Pennsylvania- 1pm
November 17- Yale @ Harvard- 1pm
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> Here is a 1984 NCAA Football on PBS schedule
>
> This is covering the Ivy League teams only
>
What PBS affiliate(s) was this (or were they)? I don't recall any of my local PBS stations carrying
any football.
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> > Here is a 1984 NCAA Football on PBS schedule
>>
> > This is covering the Ivy League teams only
>>
> What PBS affiliate(s) was this (or were they)? I don't
> recall any of my local PBS stations carrying any football.
>
The games were available to stations nationally, but I'm not sure how many stations outside the
Ivy League's home region carried them. . . I remember either APT or GPB carrying them, but not
sure which it was.
Retro:Cleveland/Akron Sunday, September 8, 1963
From:TV Guide
KYW-3 NBC
8AM This Is The Answer
9AM Southern Baptist Hour
9:30 Innternational Zone
10AM Woodrow-Clay Conroy
11:30 Robin Hood-Richard Greene
Noon Yancy Derringer
1PM Movie Old Hutch 1936
2PM NFL Football-SPECIAL
Pittsburgh Steelers/Cleveland Browns in the Second Annual Pro Football Hall Of Fame Game Live
from Fawcett Stadium In Canton, Ohio. The final exhibition game for both teams as they enter
the 1963-64 season. Frank Gleiber and Warren Lahr Report.
4:30 World Series Of Golf (Open Circuit-Meet The Press-Bullwinkle Pre-empted)

6PM Report From Paris-Bernard Frizell (Time approximate after Golf)
6:30 Local News
7PM Biography-Babe Ruth (NBC-Ensign O Toole)
7:30 Disney's Wonderful World Of Color-Davy Crockett-Indian Fighter
8:30 Car 54 Where Are You? (Last Show Of Series)
9PM Bonanza-COLOR
10PM Portrait Of A Chorus-SPECIAL (Pre-empts DuPont Show Of The Week)
Profile Of The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus-Bill Jorgenson Narrates/Robert Shaw Hosts
11PM News Jack Bennett Weather Ron Jaye Sports Ken Goodman
11:20 Movie Maverick Queen-1956
1:10 Movie Forsaking All Others-1934
WEWS-5 ABC
8:25 News
8:30 Christopher Program
9AM Bible Answers
9:30 Cartoonies
10AM Sunday Show-Children
10:30 Kit Carson
11AM Movie Utah-1945
Noon Gene Carroll-Talent
1PM Polka Varieties

2PM AFL Football-Regular Season Premiere
New York Jets/Boston Patriots From Boston College Stadium
5PM Billiards Championship-SPECIAL (ABC-Major Adams)
6PM Five Fingers-Syndicated Drama
7PM Lawman-Off Network Rerun
7:30 Jetsons-Last Show of Primetime Series (Travels of Jamie NcPheeters debuts in 7:30-8:30
time slot)
8PM Jane Wyman-Last Show of Series
8:30 ABC Sunday Movie-COLOR Magnigicent 7 1960
Last Show of Current Series-Arrest And Trial Debuts next week 8:30-10 and Game Show 100
Grand from 10-10:30
10:30 Critical Summer-End Of 5-week series on Civil Rights Crisis
11PM News Daniel Hackel Weather Earl Keyes (Mr. Jingleing at Christmas) Sports Paul Wilcox
11:20 Sports-Jim Brown (Guessing a sports commentary by the Browns Star-never knew he
might have done something like this)
11:25 Movie Lost Moment 1947
WJW-8 CBS
7:20 Meditation
7:25 News
8AM Mass For Shut Ins
9AM Rex Humbard
10AM Lamp Unto My Feet

11AM Cleveland Caucus-Sidney Andorn
11:30 Opinion-Discussion
Noon Moral View-Discussion
12:30 Washington Report-CBS (Face The Nation returns next week)
1PM Honeymooners
1:30 Changing Times-Kiplinger-Low Key Informercial
2PM Major League Baseball
Cleveland Indians At Washington Senators (Cleveland Won 6-2)
Ken Coleman, Bob Neal Report
4:35 Scoreboard-Don Calo
4:45 Changing Times-Kiplinger
5PM Adventure Road-Travel-Jim Doney
6PM 20th Century-Cronkite
6:30 Littlest Hobo-Cartoon (CBS Mr. Ed)
7PM Lassie
8PM Ed Sullivan
9PM Real McCoys
9:30 GE True Theater-Jack Webb
10PM Candid Camera

11PM News Jim Doney Sports John Fitzgerald Weather Howard Hoffman
11:20 Movie-Yellow Sky 1948
1AM Movie-Outcast-1937
49-WAKR-ABC
11:55 News
Noon Homestead USA
1PM Movie-Baby Face Harrington
2PM AFL Football-Jets/Patriots
5PM Major Adams
6PM Movie-Tartu
7:30 Jetsons
8PM Jane Wyman
8:30 ABC Sunday Movie-Magnigicent 7 1960 (Black And White On 49)
10:30 Critical Summer-End Of 5-week series on Civil Rights Crisis
11PM News
11:05 Movie-Dance, Fools, Dance-1930
Plot:A girl and Her brother find themselves penniless after the Stock Market Crashes-Joan
Crawford, Clark Gable
I find this movie listing interesting considering the date and subject matter- the crash happened
in 1929..Also early starring roles for two screen legends-Crawford and Gable.
EDIT:I did not realize till after typing this that the September 8 date is exactly 42 years ago today.
I got this listing from a visit to the Akron Public Library weeks ago..
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> 2PM NFL Football-SPECIAL
> Pittsburgh Steelers/Cleveland Browns in the Second Annual
> Pro Football Hall Of Fame Game Live from Fawcett Stadium In
> Canton, Ohio. The final exhibition game for both teams as
> they enter the 1963-64 season. Frank Gleiber and Warren
> Lahr Report.
Likely a local production as with most exhibition games. Lahr was a Browns player of the 1950s.
> 2PM AFL Football-Regular Season Premiere
> New York Jets/Boston Patriots From Boston College Stadium
Interesting that the AFL season started a week before the NFL
> Last Show of Current Series-Arrest And Trial Debuts next
> week 8:30-10 and Game Show 100 Grand from 10-10:30
One of the great game-show flops ever - two experts on a subject writing out answers in twin
isolation booths. This was supposed to be the "return of the big-money quiz shows" but didn't
last long. Neither did "Arrest and Trial" for that matter.
> 11:20 Sports-Jim Brown (Guessing a sports commentary by the
> Browns Star-never knew he might have done something like
> this)
Then again, it might just be somebody else named Jim Brown. Maybe Jim Ed Brown, the singer.
> 12:30 Washington Report-CBS (Face The Nation returns next
> week)
(One wonders what the difference was in these two shows)

> 1:30 Changing Times-Kiplinger-Low Key Informercial
These used to be all over the place, filling in 15-minute blocks where needed. Kiplinger is still in
business publishing magazines and business newsletters. Changing Times was its magazine for
investors ; the infomercials always featured somebody named Doug (last name forgotten) who
would emphasize the magazine could NOT be found on newsstands.
> 6:30 Littlest Hobo-Cartoon (CBS Mr. Ed)
Cartoon or filmed series? I think it was about a German Shepherd dog.
09-08-2005, 01:19 PM #3
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>> > 11:20 Sports-Jim Brown (Guessing a sports commentary by
> the
> > Browns Star-never knew he might have done something like
> > this)
> Then again, it might just be somebody else named Jim Brown.
> Maybe Jim Ed Brown, the singer.
Highly unlikely since this listing was SPORTS and the name would be too much of a coincidence
not to be the Browns Running Back and there was also a sports report with a regular anchor
during the 11:00 news
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>
>
> > Last Show of Current Series-Arrest And Trial Debuts next
> > week 8:30-10 and Game Show 100 Grand from 10-10:30
>
> One of the great game-show flops ever - two experts on a
> subject writing out answers in twin isolation booths. This
> was supposed to be the "return of the big-money quiz shows"
> but didn't last long. Neither did "Arrest and Trial" for
> that matter.
>
> 100 Grand lasted all of three weeks; it was canceled
after the broadcast of September 29. Arrest And Trial lasted
one season, but it could be considered a forerunner of Law &
Order. >
>
>>
>
>
> > 6:30 Littlest Hobo-Cartoon (CBS Mr. Ed)
> Cartoon or filmed series? I think it was about a German
> Shepherd dog.
>
I think that's a typo. Littlest Hobo was a series filmed
in Canada about a wandering German Shepherd dog named London.
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> > > 6:30 Littlest Hobo-Cartoon (CBS Mr. Ed)
> > Cartoon or filmed series? I think it was about a German
> > Shepherd dog.
>>
> I think that's a typo. Littlest Hobo was a series filmed
> in Canada about a wandering German Shepherd dog named
> London.
That was a typo-in more ways than one-The plot description actually described the 90 minute
Shirley Temple Movie from 1936-Captain January-which is impossible because Lassie followed on
channel 8 at 7:00 But it did say "Littlest Hobo-Cartoon" With the Movie description following.
Probably the Canadian series..
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>>
>>
> > > Last Show of Current Series-Arrest And Trial Debuts next
>
> > > week 8:30-10 and Game Show 100 Grand from 10-10:30
>>
> > One of the great game-show flops ever - two experts on a
> > subject writing out answers in twin isolation booths. This
>
> > was supposed to be the "return of the big-money quiz
> shows"
> > but didn't last long. Neither did "Arrest and Trial" for
> > that matter.

>>
> > 100 Grand lasted all of three weeks; it was canceled
> after the broadcast of September 29. Arrest And Trial
> lasted
> one season, but it could be considered a forerunner of Law &
>
> Order. >
And Dick Wolf resurrected the title for his short-lived syndicated legal reality show in 2003(or
was it 2002).
09-08-2005, 09:58 PM #7
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> WEWS-5 ABC
> 11PM News Daniel Hackel
Was this "Dan Hackel, Mutual News"
from some years later?
09-08-2005, 10:26 PM #8
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> > WEWS-5 ABC

> > 11PM News Daniel Hackel
>
> Was this "Dan Hackel, Mutual News"
> from some years later?
>
That's a possibility..Hackel is one of the few Cleveland TV News Names over the years I hadn't at
least heard of
Retro: Atlanta Monday, October 7, 1974
run from 7 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
10 AM Name That Tune
11 AM High Rollers
12 N News
12:30 Merv Griffin
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World

4 PM Big Valley
5 PM Mod Squad
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
8 PM Born Free
9 PM NBC Movie: "Salt And Pepper"
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show (Don Rickles
guest hosts)
Tomorrow follows at 1.
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7:30 Atlanta A.M.
9 AM Phil Donahue
10 AM Joker's Wild
10:30 Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life (CBS News follows
at 11:55)
12 N News

2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Price Is Right
3:30 Match Game '74
4 PM Bewitched
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 TV5 Reports
8 PM Gunsmoke
9 PM Maude
9:30 Rhoda
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "Anna And The
King Of Siam"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
Not listed, but I assume instructional
programming before 4 PM.
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Brother Buzz
6 PM Sesame Street
7 PM Insight
8 PM Inflation
9 PM Garden Party (no idea if this has
anything to do with Rick Nelson's
song)
9:30 Caught In The Act
10 PM Kup's Show (to 11:30)
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Rise And Shine
8 AM Green Acres
9 AM Hazel
9:30 Dick Van Dyke
10 AM Password
10:30 $10,000 Pyramid
11:30 Brady Bunch
12 N News
12:30 Split Second

2 PM Newlywed Game
3:30 Movie: "The Pride Of
St. Louis"
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
7 PM Concentration
7:30 Norm Van Brocklin (Falcons-
Giants highlights)
8 PM The Rookies
9 PM Monday Night Football: New
York Jets at Miami
12:30 Bonanza
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 AM Romper Room
7:30 Three Stooges/Little Rascals
8:30 Mr. Ed
9 AM Flipper
9:30 Andy Griffith
10 AM Movie: "The Sea Wolf"
12 N Lucy Show
12:30 Beat The Clock
1 PM Movie: "Beau James"
3 PM Speed Racer
3:30 Flintstones
5 PM I Love Lucy
6:30 That Girl
7 PM Hogan's Heroes
7:30 Andy Griffith
8:30 Lucy Show
9 PM Movie: "Five Miles To
Midnight"
12 M Movie: "Miami Expose"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
Again, I assume instructional programming
before 4 PM.
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Villa Alegre
6:30 Universal Magic
7 PM Medicine At Emory
7:30 Straight Talk
8 PM Atlanta City Council
9:30 Atlanta Board Of Education
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM Bozo
7:30 News (yes!)
8:30 Real McCoys
9 AM Movie: "Trooper Hook"
11 AM Lone Ranger
11:30 Mayberry RFD
12 N 700 Club
1:30 It's A New Day
2 PM Bozo
2:30 Porky Pig

3 PM Jeff's Collie
3:30 Dr. Kildare
5 PM Real McCoys
5:30 Room 222
6 PM Movie: "The Red Danube"
8 PM 700 Club
9:30 Happy Goodmans
10:30 Good News
11 PM Mayberry RFD
11:30 Honeymooners
Retro: Atlanta Wednesday, April 22, 1953
From the Atlanta Constitution.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
9:45 Devotions
10:30 Prologue To The Future
11 AM United Nations General Assembly
12 N Peachtree Cowboys
12:30 News
12:45 Movie: "Tuxedo Junction"
2 PM Tea At Two
2:30 Come Into The Kitchen
3 PM Break The Bank
4 PM Kate Smith
5 PM Hawkins Falls
5:15 Gabby Hayes
5:30 Howdy Doody
6 PM Woody Willow
6:30 Mindy Carson
6:45 Weather And News
7 PM Superman
7:30 Those Two
8 PM I Married Joan
10:30 Press Gallery
11:15 American Forum Of The Air
11:45 Reflections
sign off 12 Midnight
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS/DUMONT)

9:30 Religious Viewpoint
9:45 School Of The Air
10 AM Arthur Godfrey Time
11 AM There's One In Every
Family
12 N News
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 TV Ranch
1:30 Garry Moore
Party
3 PM Big Payoff
3:30 Bride And Groom
3:45 Guiding Light
4 PM WAGA's Wild West Theater
5 PM Memo For Milady
5:30 Captain Video
6 PM News And Dinner Date
6:30 Sports
6:45 Fun Club And News
7 PM Inside Outdoors
7:30 Douglas Edwards With The

News
7:45 Perry Como
8 PM Arthur Godfrey And His
Friends
9 PM Strike It Rich
10 PM Boxing: Orlando Zulueta vs.
Joe Brown (weight class not
given)
10:45 Sportscholar
11 PM Chronoscope
11:15 News
sign off 11:30 PM
WLW-A Ch. 8 (ABC)
9:15 Early Bird
9:30 News
9:45 Rev. Wellman
10 AM Cartoons
10:30 Little People
11 AM Music Shop (Dick Van Dyke)
12 N Movie: "Suicide Squadron"
1:15 Down South

2 PM Movie: "Dick Barton Strikes
Again"
3:30 Shopping Atlanta
4 PM Music Shop
4:45 Oscar Cartoons (Oscar winners,
I suppose)
5 PM Circle 8 Ranch
6 PM Swingbillies
6:45 Swingbillies
7:15 Music Hall (not Kraft)
7:30 A Date With Judy
8 PM Music Shop
8:30 Movie: "Girl Of My Dreams"
10 PM Movie: "Federal Fugitive"
(stars Neil Hamilton)
11 PM Wrestling From Rainbo
12 M Movie: "Mr. Wong, Detective"
(stars Boris Karloff)
Retro: San Antonio TX--February 8 to February 12th 1971(Weekdays)
Almost 35 years ago.
Source: TV Guide
WOAI-Channel 4(NBC)
AM
6:45 Adelante
7:00 Today Show
9:00 Dinah's Place
9:30 Concentration
11:00 Jeopardy
11:30 Local News
11:55 NBC News
PM
Noon Who,What Or Where
12:30 Words And Music
1:30 The Doctors
2:00 Another World/Bay City
2:30 Phil Donahue(Bright Promise and Another World/Somerset wasn't seen)
3:30 Dick Van Dyke
4:00 Big Valley
5:00 Early Report
5:30 NBC News
AM
7:00 CBS News
7:30 Cartoons
9:00 Hazel(The Lucy Show wasn't seen)
10:00 Family Affair
10:30 Love Of Life
11:00 Where The Heart Is
11:25 CBS News
PM
Noon Local News
12:15 Our Town
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
3:30 Captain Gus And Popeye
4:30 Batman(Adam West)
5:00 News
5:30 CBS News

KSAT-Channel 12(ABC)
AM
6:45 Classroom
7:00 Seven
8:00 Morning Movie
9:50 Lucille Rivers(sewing)
10:00 Mantrap
10:30 That Girl
11:00 Bewitched
11:30 World Apart
PM
1:00 Newlywed Game
1:30 Dating Game
3:00 Dark Shadows
5:25 Jot(cartoon)
5:30 ABC News
AM
7:15 Sesame Street
8:15 What's New
Educational Programming From 8:45 A.M. to 3:30 P.M.
PM
4:00 Sesame Street
5:00 Mister Rogers
5:30 Who Knows The Answer
Programming did not start until 3:15 P.M.
PM
3:15 La Respuesta De La Fe
3:30 Frente A La Vida
3:45 Cultura Mexicana
4:00 Los Polivoces
4:30 El Mundo Joven
5:00 Discotheque A Go Go
5:15 Marta
5:30 Una Mujer
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Retro: San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose Tues 8/3/76
from TV GUIDE
KTVU 2-Ind
7:00 Cartoon Town
8:00 Bullwinkle
8:30 Romper Room
9:00 Flying Nun

9:30 That Girl
10:00 Movie "Suicide Mission"
Noon Bonanza
1:00 Movie "Johnny Tiger"
2:55 News
3:00 Bugs & Popeye
4:00 Batman
4:30 Lone Ranger
5:30 Bewitched
6:00 Room 222
7:00 FBI
8:00 Team Tennis: San Francisco Golden Gaters @ Phoenix Racquets
10:00 News
Mid. News
1:00 sign-off
KRON 4-NBC
6:55 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Sanford & Son

11:00 Somerset
11:30 Gong Show
11:55 NBC News
Noon News
1:30 Doctors
2:00 Another World
3:00 Cross-Wits
3:30 Merv Griffin
5:00 Ironside
6:00 News
7:00 NBC News
7:30 Bobby Vinton
8:00 Movin' On
9:00 Police Woman
10:00 City of Angels
11:00 News
11:30 Johnny Carson
1:00 Tomorrow
2:00 News
2:30 sign-off
KPIX 5-CBS
6:30 T'ai Chi Chu'an
7:00 CBS News
9:00 Playmates-Schoolmates
9:30 Kathryn Crosby
10:00 Gambit
10:30 Love of Life
10:55 CBS News
Noon News
1:30 Guiding Light
2:00 All in the Family
2:30 Match Game
3:00 Tattletales
3:30 Marcus Welby, MD
4:30 Price is Right
5:00 News
5:30 CBS News
6:00 Baseball: Oakland @ Chicago White Sox
8:30 Good Times
9:00 M*A*S*H
9:30 Three Times Daley (pilot)
10:00 Switch
11:00 News
11:30 Movie "The Dirty Dozen" (pt 1)
1:30 Rifleman
2:00 sign-off
KGO 7-ABC San Francisco
6:20 News
9:00 AM San Francisco
10:30 Happy Days
11:00 Hot Seat
11:30 Family Feud
Noon $20,000 Pyramid
1:00 Ryan's Hope
3:00 Edge of Night
3:30 Movie "Little Women" (pt 1)
5:00 News
7:00 ABC News
8:00 Happy Days

9:00 Olympic Highlights
11:00 News
11:30 Mystery of the Week: Legacy of Blood
1:00 News
1:30 sign-off
KQED 9-PBS
8:00 Mister Rogers
8:30 Carrascolendas
9:00 Sesame Street
10:30 Erica
Noon Instructional Programming
4:00 Mister Rogers
4:30 Sesame Street
6:00 Carrascolendas
6:30 Dances from Europe
7:30 Newsroom
8:00 Membership Pledge
8:10 War & Peace

11:00 Newsroom
Mid. sign-off
KNTV 11-ABC San Jose
5:00 Movie "Female on the Beach" (cont'd from 4am)
6:00 Matellic Trails
6:15 Swan Lake Lodge
6:30 Bay Counties Notebook
9:00 That Girl
9:30 Courtship of Eddie's Father
10:30 Happy Days
11:00 Hot Seat
11:30 Family Feud
1:00 Ryan's Hope
3:00 Edge of Night
3:30 Ironside
4:30 Adam-12
5:00 News
5:30 ABC News
6:00 Movie "Man in the Middle"
8:00 Happy Days
9:00 Olympic Highlights
11:00 News
11:30 Mystery of the Week: Legacy of Blood
1:00 Movie "Black Bart"
2:30 Movie "Live Fast, Die Young"
4:05 Movie "First Love"
KCSM 14-PBS
4:30 Sesame Street
6:00 Opus 14
6:30 People
7:00 Silent Perspectives
8:00 Lowell Thomas Remembers
10:00 sign-off
KEMO 20-Ind
7:30 Stock Market Today
8:00 New York Stock Exchange Update
8:30 Market Place
9:00 Wall Street Round Table
9:30 700 Club Telethon
1:30 Deaf Hear
2:00 Bozo's Big Top
3:00 Nino
4:00 Los Torres
5:00 Carmina
5:30 Noticiero
6:30 La Loba
7:30 Santa Barbara
8:00 Esmeralda
9:00 Este Mexico Nuestro
10:00 Las Aventuras de Peter Perez
11:00 700 Club
12:30 Joe Bavaresco's San Francisco
1:30(?) sign-off
KGSC 36-Ind
9:00 Public Affairs
10:00 Movie "Invaders from Space"

Noon Movie "Station West"
2:00 Mike Douglas
3:30 Movie "Snow Devils"
5:25 News
5:30 Get Smart
6:00 Movie "Blood on the Sun"
7:55 News
8:00 Movie "The Bachelor & the Bobbysoxer"
9:55 News
10:00 Merv Griffin
11:30 Movie "Life Begins at 40"
1:00 Movie "Eve"
2:45 Movie "Navy Wife"
4:15 Movie: TBA, but it's listed as a Western
KVOF 38-Religious
3:30 PTL Club
5:30 Treehouse Club
6:00 Christ the Living Word
7:00 Celebration of Life
7:30 God's News
8:00 Foxworthy Baptist Church
9:00 King is Coming
9:30 Music City
10:00 PTL Club

Mid. sign-off
KBHK 44-Ind
11:00 Not for Women Only
11:30 Newstalk
Noon Leave It to Beaver
12:30 Movie "The Awful Truth"
2:00 Huck & Yogi & Their Friends
3:00 Popeye
3:30 Three Stooges
4:00 Flintstones
4:30 Little Rascals
5:00 Lost in Space
6:00 Brady Bunch
6:30 Adam-12
7:00 Hogan's Heroes (x2)
8:00 Dinah!
9:30 Best of Groucho
10:30 December Bride
11:30 Dark Shadows
Mid. Night Gallery (x2)
1:00 sign-off
KTEH 54-PBS
4:00 Carrascolendas
4:30 Mister Rogers
5:00 Sesame Street
6:30 Making Things Grow
7:00 Zoom
8:00 Olympiad
9:00 Movie "Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler"
10:45 TBA
11:30 sign-off
KDTV 60-Spanish
4:00 Una Muchacha Llamado Milagros
5:00 Lo Imperdonable
5:30 Mundo de Juguete
6:00 Noticiero
7:00 El Hijo de Angelica Maria
8:00 Chesperito
8:30 El Chavo del Ocho
9:00 Exitos
9:30 Barata de Primavera
10:30 Noticiero
11:30 sign-off
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Re: Retro: San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose Tues 8/3/76
>
> KPIX 5-CBS
> 9:00 Playmates-Schoolmates
> 9:30 Kathryn Crosby
> No CBS Price Is Right on KPIX? And was Kathryn Crosby Bing Crosby's wife?
>
> 4:30 P.M. Price Is Right
> Night-time syndicated version because starting in the fall of 1975 The Price Is Right went to a
full hour on CBS
>
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> > KPIX 5-CBS
> > 9:00 Playmates-Schoolmates
> > 9:30 Kathryn Crosby
> > No CBS Price Is Right on KPIX? And was Kathryn Crosby Bing
> Crosby's wife?
>>
In reverse order: Yes, Kathryn was Bing Crosby's second wife. In addition to being a
philanthropist, who hosted the 'Crosby Clambake' golf tournament(now the AT&T Pro-Am) at
Pebble Beach for several years following Bing's death, she was also known for appearing in local
TV commercials for Coit, a Bay Area-based carpet and drapery cleaning business.
KPIX did not air TPIR for years. After Crosby's show went off the air ('77?), channel 5 started a
new local talk show, 'People Are Talking', that ran weekdays at 10 AM (TPIR's time slot) for more
than a decade.
When James Gabbert bought channel 20 in 1980, that station began carrying TPIR.
'People Are Talking' finally bit the dust in the early '90s, and KPIX has carried TPIR ever since.
Edited by ViewStu on 09/08/05 08:45 PM.
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> KRON 4-NBC
> 9:00 Sanford & Son
> 9:30 Celebrity Sweepstakes
> 11:00 Somerset
> 11:30 Gong Show
> Noon News
> 1:30 Doctors
It seems that the daytime preemptions on KRON were not that unusual. I walways thought KRON
preempted one to two hours of NBC's morning daytime schedule. It seems here only the noon-
12:30 show is missing for local news.
> KPIX 5-CBS
> 10:00 Gambit
> 10:30 Love of Life
> 10:55 CBS News

> Noon News
> 2:00 All in the Family
> 2:30 Match Game
> 3:00 Tattletales
> 3:30 Marcus Welby, MD
> 11:00 News
> 11:30 Movie "The Dirty Dozen" (pt 1)
> 1:30 Rifleman
> 2:00 sign-off
Westinghouse was notorious for preemptions in all their markets except for WJZ Baltimore an
ABC affiliate. But here it seems only CBS Late Night drama shows were missing. ANd these were
widely not run and for the purpose of bringing programming in the late nights to stations that
wanted to be on the air all night but without wanting to spend money for programming.
Ironically Westinghouse would buy CBS Television in the 90's and now these stations all run the
entire CBS Schedule. I wonder if KPIX ran the hour of Sunday morning cartoons CBS put out.
These were also widely preempted in most markets...even O & O WCAU TV preempted Sunday
morning cartoons in Philadelphia from 1978-79. Hey and I think KOVR is bad (well by today's
standards they would be...by 1975 standards it would not be that unusual).
> KGO 7-ABC San Francisco
Of course they ran the entire ABC schedule. They are an O & O and have almost always if not
always been. Remember O & O = near 100 % Clearence...usually...I thought...still quite a few
exceptions today.
> KCSM 14-PBS
> 6:00 Opus 14
> 6:30 People
> 7:00 Silent Perspectives
> 7:30 Robert MacNeil Report
> 8:00 Lowell Thomas Remembers
> 8:30 American Indian Artists
> 9:00 Evening at Pops
> 10:00 sign-off
14 is educational in 1976??? When did they become a Spanish station with SIN (Now Univision)?
> KEMO 20-Ind
> 2:00 Bozo's Big Top
> 3:00 Nino
> 4:00 Los Torres
> 5:00 Carmina
> 5:30 Noticiero
> 6:30 La Loba

> 8:00 Esmeralda
> 9:00 Este Mexico Nuestro
> 10:00 Las Aventuras de Peter Perez
> 11:00 700 Club
> 12:30 Joe Bavaresco's San Francisco
> 1:30(?) sign-off
Was this Spanish Internationsl Network programming? or independent?
> KVOF 38-Religious
> 3:30 PTL Club
> 5:30 Treehouse Club
> 6:00 Christ the Living Word
> 7:00 Celebration of Life
> 7:30 God's News
> 8:00 Foxworthy Baptist Church
> 9:00 King is Coming
> 9:30 Music City
> 10:00 PTL Club
> Mid. sign-off
Gene Scott's station...He was not on?
> KBHK 44-Ind
> 11:00 Not for Women Only

> 11:30 Newstalk
> Noon Leave It to Beaver
> 12:30 Movie "The Awful Truth"
> 2:00 Huck & Yogi & Their Friends
> 3:00 Popeye
> 3:30 Three Stooges
> 4:00 Flintstones
> 4:30 Little Rascals
> 5:00 Lost in Space
> 6:00 Brady Bunch
> 6:30 Adam-12
> 7:00 Hogan's Heroes (x2)
> 8:00 Dinah!
> 9:30 Best of Groucho
> 10:00 Our Miss Brooks
> 10:30 December Bride
> 11:00 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
> 11:30 Dark Shadows
> Mid. Night Gallery (x2)
> 1:00 sign-off
KBHK signed on 11 AM? That far in the decade? I guess they would begin morning operation
soon after.
> KDTV 60-Spanish
> 4:00 Una Muchacha Llamado Milagros

> 5:00 Lo Imperdonable
> 5:30 Mundo de Juguete
> 6:00 Noticiero
> 7:00 El Hijo de Angelica Maria
> 8:00 Chesperito
> 8:30 El Chavo del Ocho
> 9:00 Exitos
> 9:30 Barata de Primavera
> 10:30 Noticiero
> 11:30 sign-off
Was this SIN or independent?
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> > KCSM 14-PBS
> > 5:30 Electric Company
> > 6:00 Opus 14

> > 6:30 People
> > 7:00 Silent Perspectives
> > 7:30 Robert MacNeil Report
> > 8:00 Lowell Thomas Remembers
> > 8:30 American Indian Artists
> > 9:00 Evening at Pops
> > 10:00 sign-off
>
> 14 is educational in 1976??? When did they become a Spanish
> station with SIN (Now Univision)?
I remember reading somewhere that 14 & 60 switched formats, can't remember the date right
off-hand.
>
> > KEMO 20-Ind
> > 2:00 Bozo's Big Top
> > 3:00 Nino
> > 4:00 Los Torres
> > 5:00 Carmina
> > 5:30 Noticiero
> > 6:30 La Loba
> > 8:00 Esmeralda
> > 9:00 Este Mexico Nuestro
> > 10:00 Las Aventuras de Peter Perez
> > 11:00 700 Club

> > 12:30 Joe Bavaresco's San Francisco
> > 1:30(?) sign-off
>
> Was this Spanish Internationsl Network programming? or
> independent?
Not sure- TVG listed it as an indie. Anyone out there have any ideas?
> > KDTV 60-Spanish
> > 4:00 Una Muchacha Llamado Milagros
> > 5:00 Lo Imperdonable
> > 5:30 Mundo de Juguete
> > 6:00 Noticiero
> > 7:00 El Hijo de Angelica Maria
> > 8:00 Chesperito
> > 8:30 El Chavo del Ocho
> > 9:00 Exitos
> > 9:30 Barata de Primavera
> > 10:30 Noticiero
> > 11:30 sign-off
>
> Was this SIN or independent?
>
Not sure here- anyone know?

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> > KCSM 14-PBS
>
> 14 is educational in 1976??? When did they become a Spanish
> station with SIN (Now Univision)?
>
> > KDTV 60-Spanish
>
> Was this SIN or independent?
>
In the late-1970s or early-1980s, KCSM and KDTV swapped channels, with KDTV (SIN/Univision)
on ch.14 and KCSM (PBS) on ch.60 (since becoming digital only).
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>>>
>>
> > > KDTV 60-Spanish
>>
> > Was this SIN or independent?
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> In the late-1970s or early-1980s, KCSM and KDTV swapped
> channels, with KDTV (SIN/Univision) on ch.14 and KCSM (PBS)
> on ch.60 (since becoming digital only).
>
KDTV was definitely running SIN's schedule in 1976.
I know because I moved to San Antonio the following year
and remember some of those programs on KWEX/41.
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> In the late-1970s or early-1980s, KCSM and KDTV swapped
> channels, with KDTV (SIN/Univision) on ch.14 and KCSM (PBS)

> on ch.60
We discussed this here back in July, and the consensus was that the swap took place in 1979.______________

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MarkD:do you have any schedules that you will be posting in the near future?
Retro: Atlanta Saturday, September 6, 1980
run from 7 AM (I've posted WSB's and WXIA's
before, but not the others').
WSB Ch. 2 (ABC)

7 AM Big Blue Marble
7:30 Bugs Bunny
8 AM Super Friends
9 AM Plasticman
10 AM Scooby And Scrappy Doo
11:30 Directions
12 N News
1:30 The Gift Of Love
3:30 NCAA Football: Purdue at
Notre Dame
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM Love Boat (2 episodes)
11 PM News
11:30 Solid Gold '79 Special
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM 4-H Showcase
7:30 Bewitched
8 AM Mighty Mouse
8:30 Tom & Jerry
10:30 All-New Popeye Hour
11:30 Drak Pack
12 N News
12:30 Kidsworld
1 PM U.S. Open Tennis (Joined in
progress)
7 PM Muppet Show
8 PM News Scene Special Report on the
new Hartsfield International
Airport terminal
8:30 Tim Conway
9 PM CBS Movie: "Hustle"
11 PM News
11:30 Benny Hill
12 M Movie: "Viva Zapata!"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
5:30 Soccer Made In Germany
6:30 Julia Child
7 PM Tar Heels
7:30 Warm Springs

8 PM David Susskind
9:45 Janaki
10 PM For The Record
11 PM Movie: "They Live In Fear"
WXIA Ch. 11 (NBC)
7 AM Adventures In Living
7:30 Ebony Journal
8 AM Godzilla/Globetrotters
9 AM Fred And Barney Meet The
Shmoo
10:30 Daffy Duck
11 AM Jetsons
11:30 Jonny Quest
12 N Joker, Joker, Joker
12:30 Ebony Journal
4 PM SportsWorld (time approximate,
and its debut in Atlanta--
Ch. 2 had always pre-empted it)
5 PM Tony Brown's Journal
6 PM News

7 PM Take Me Up To The Ball Game
(animated)
7:30 Pink Panther
8 PM Buck Rogers In The 25th Century
9 PM Bob Hope Special
10 PM Miss America Pageant (Ron Ely
replaces Bert Parks as host)
12:30 Saturday Night Live (Jodie Foster
hosts; musical guest is Brian Wilson)
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 AM Vegetable Soup
7:30 Romper Room
8 AM Ultraman
8:30 Movie: "Quantez"
10 AM Movie: "Niagara"
12 N Movie: "Giant Of The Evil Island"
1:45 Movie: "Harry Black And The Tiger"
4 PM Untouchables
5 PM This Week In Baseball
6 PM Wrestling
8 PM Football Saturday
9 PM The Big Battles
10 PM News
11 PM Dick Maurice And Company
1:30 Movie: "Red Skies Of Montana"
3:30 Movie: "Sailor Of The King"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
3:30 Here's To Your Health
4 PM Slim Cuisine
4:30 Emory Today
5 PM Houseworks
5:30 Take 30
7:30 Warm Springs
8 PM Bill Moyers' Journal
9 PM Free To Choose
10 PM Lord Mountbatten
11 PM Fawlty Towers
11:30 Jazz At The Maintenance Shop
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)

10:30 Georgia Farm Monitor
11 AM Ernest Angley
12 N Stan Hitchcock
12:30 Southern Sportsman
1 PM Adventure (don't recall what
this was)
1:30 Movie: "Made For Each Other"
3:30 Movie: "The Feathered Serpent"
5 PM Wrestling
6 PM The Racers
7 PM Something Special
8 PM Hollywood Teen
10 PM Rockworld
sign off 11 PM
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM Popeye And Friends
8 AM Tom & Jerry
9 AM Movie: "Ma And Pa Kettle"
10:30 Lone Ranger (2 episodes)
11:30 Rifleman (2 episodes)
12:30 The Virginian

2 PM Bonanza
3 PM Laramie
4 PM Big Valley
5 PM Alias Smith And Jones
6 PM Land Of The Giants
7 PM Grizzly Adams
8 PM Earl Paulk
9 PM Faith That Lives
9:30 Blessings
10 PM Best Of Jackie Gleason
10:30 Movie: "Road To Singapore"
sign off 12:30 AM
Retro: WRGB Schenectady, N.Y., Feb. 17-23, 1952
Here's a week's worth of General Electric's WRGB Channel 4 (as they were then), Schenectady,
N.Y., the lone station in the Schenectady-Albany-Troy market and affiliated with all four networks.
(Source: Berkshire Evening Eagle, Pittsfield, Mass.)
SUNDAY, Feb. 17
AM
10:30 Sign On
11 Frontiers of Faith (NBC)
11:15 Tootsie Hippodrome (ABC)
11:30 Kate Smith Show (NBC)
PM
12 Ranger Joe (ABC)

12:15 Backstage
12:30 Twenty Questions (Dumont from 8 p.m. Fri.)
1 Foreign Intrigue (syndicated)
1:30 Red Skelton (NBC from 10 p.m. Sun.)
2 Faye Emersons Wonderful Town (CBS from 9 p.m. Sat.)
2:30 Stu Erwin (ABC from 8:30 p.m. Fri)
3 Kate Smith Revue (NBC from 8 p.m. Wed.)
3:30 Lets Talk It Over
4 Meet The Press (NBC)
4:30 Zoo Parade (NBC)
5 Western
6 TV Playhouse
7 Fashion Parade
7:15 Stranger Than Fiction
7:30 Young Mr. Bobbin (NBC)
8 Colgate Comedy Hour (NBC)
9 Fred Waring Show (CBS)
9:30 I Love Lucy (CBS from 9 p.m. Mon.)
10 Goodrich Celebrity Time (CBS)
10:30 Week In Review
10:45 TBA
11 All Star Review (NBC from 8 p.m. Sat.)
12 Hollywood Opening Night (CBS from 10:30 p.m. Fri.)
12:30 Sign Off

DAYTIME MONDAY-FRIDAY
AM
6:45 Sign On
7 Today (NBC)
9 News
9:05 Telesnaps (shows 10 mins. Mon-Thu, 25 mins. on Fri.)
9:15 M-Tu-Th Variety Time; W-How To Be Attractive
9:30 (Fri only) How To Be Attractive
10:15 Garry Moore (starts 9:45 on Fri only) (CBS)
10:30 Bride And Groom (CBS)
10:45 First Hundred Years (CBS)
11 Tu-Th Community Spotlight; M unavailable; W RPI; Fr - N.Y. State College for Teachers
PM
12 The Egg And I (CBS)
12:45 Tu-Thu Candid Camera (ABC at that time, according to classicthemes.com); M

unavailable but likely a school-related program; W - Schenectady Public Schools; F - Excursions In
Science
1 Taste Time; Thu-Prudence Penny (cooking)
1:30 Rollin With Stone (local talk show)
2:30 M-Thu Trader Tuell; F Market Hostess
2:45 (Fri only) A Womans World
3 The Big Payoff (NBC)
3:30 M-W-F Bert Parks Show (NBC); Tu-Th Bill Goodwin Show (NBC)
4 Kate Smith (NBC)
5 M-W-F Tom Corbett, Space Cadet (ABC; from 6:30 p.m.); Tu-Th Time For Beany (syndicated)
5:15 Breadtime Stories (sponsor: Freihofer Baking Co.)
6 Bronco Bill
6:30 TV Showcase
6:55 Weather Map
7 M-W-F Kukla, Fran And Ollie (NBC); Tu-Ole American Barn Dance; Th-Telesports News Digest
7:15 M-Washington Spotlight with Marquis Childs; W-Going Places With Gaddis (local fishing
show with Gadabout Gaddis); F-Kierans Kaleidoscope (syndicated)
7:30 M-W-F Those Two (NBC); Tu-Music with Earle Pudney (local); Th-Memory Lane
11 Newsreel
11:15 Uncle Charlies Place
MONDAY, Feb. 18
8 Paul Winchell-Jerry Mahoney Show (NBC)
8:30 Voice of Firestone (NBC)
9 Lights Out (NBC)
9:30 Robert Montgomery Presents (NBC)
10:30 Who Said That (NBC)
11:30 Crime Photographer (CBS from 10:30 p.m. Thu.)
12 Sign Off
TUESDAY, Feb. 19
8 Texaco Star Theatre (NBC)

9 Fireside Theatre (NBC)
9:30 Suspense (CBS)
10 Original Amateur Hour (NBC)
10:45 Hospitality House
11:30 TBA
12 Midnight Movie
12:30 Sign Off
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 20
8 Mama (CBS from 8 p.m. Fri.)
8:30 Groucho Marx (NBC from 8 p.m. Thu.)
9 Kraft Television Theatre (NBC)
10 Pabst Blue Ribbon Bouts (CBS)
10:45 Sports Spot (CBS)
11:30 Charlie Wild, Private Detective (ABC from 8 p.m. Tue.)
12 Midnight Movie
12:30 News
12:35 Sign Off
THURSDAY, Feb. 21
8 Stop The Music (ABC)
9 Alan Young Show (CBS)
9:30 Ford Festival (NBC)
10 Martin Kane, Private Eye (NBC)
10:30 St. Lawrence College

11:30 Man Against Crime (CBS from 8:30 p.m. Fri.)
12 Sign Off
FRIDAY, Feb. 22
8 Toast Of The Town (CBS from 8 p.m. Sunday)
9 Big Story (NBC)
9:30 Teen Age Barn (local talent show)
10 Gillette Cavalcade Of Sports (NBC)
10:45 Greatest Fights (NBC)
11:30 Better Home Show (ABC from 6:30 p.m. Saturday)
12 Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars (CBS from 9 p.m.)
1 News
1:05 Sign off
SATURDAY, Feb. 23
AM
9:15 Sign on
9:30 Smilin Eds Gang (CBS)
10 Wild Bill Hickok (syndicated)
10:30 Big Top (CBS)
11:30 Date With Judy (ABC)
PM
12 Sky King Theatre (NBC or ABC)
12:30 Super Circus (ABC)
1 Juvenile Jamboree
2 Roy Rogers (NBC from 6 p.m. Sunday)
2:30 Hopalong Cassidy (syndicated)
3:30 Cisco Kid (syndicated)
4 Claudia (short-lived NBC and CBS drama?)
4:30 Paul Whitmans TV Teen Club (ABC from 8 p.m. previous Sat.)
5 Arthur Godfreys Talent Scouts (CBS from 8:30 p.m. Mon.)
5:30 The News And You
5:45 Sound Track Matinee
PM
6 Arthur Godfrey and His Friends (CBS from 8 p.m. Wed.)
7 Sportscope
7:30 One Mans Family (NBC)
8 Ken Murray Show (CBS)
9 Your Show Of Shows (NBC)
10:30 Hit Parade (NBC)
11 Wrestling (Dumont)
12M Break The Bank (NBC from 10 p.m. Wed.)
12:30 Sign Off
Retro: Birmingham and North Alabama, Monday, 9/20/93
CHANNELS LISTED
BIRMINGHAM
6-WBRC (ABC)
13-WVTM (NBC)
21-WTTO (Fox)
42-WBMG (CBS)
68-WABM (Ind.)
HUNTSVILLE
19-WHNT (CBS)
31-WAAY (ABC)
48-WAFF (NBC)
54-WZDX (Fox)
TUSCALOOSA
17-WDBB (Fox)
33-WCFT (CBS)
ANNISTON
40-WJSU (CBS)
FLORENCE
15-WOWL (NBC)
26-WYLE (Ind.)
GADSDEN
44-WNAL (Fox)
COLUMBUS, MS.
4-WCBI (CBS)
TUPELO
9-WTVA (NBC)
APT-Alabama Public Television: WCIQ-7, Mt. Cheaha State Park; WBIQ-10, Birmingham; WHIQ-
25, Huntsville; WFIQ-36, Florence
5:00
4 42-CBS News
6-Country Boy Eddy
17 21 44-Success N Life
40-Jerry Springer
54-Tom and Jerry
5:30
4-AG Day
9 13 15 48-NBC News
19-CBS News
31-Waay Too Early (a nice play on the stations call letters! )
33 42-This Mornings Business
54-Captain Planet
6:00
4 40 42-This Morning
6 31-News
9-Mornin
13 48-Today
15-Jamie Cooper
17 21 42-Tale Spin
19-Daybreak
26-Vintage Cartoons
33-CBS News
54-Darkwing Duck
68-Around the World in Eighty Dreams
6:30
17 21 44-Darkwing Duck
33-Rush Limbaugh
54-Goof Troop
68-Widget
7:00
6 31-Good Morning America
9 15-Today
17 21 44-Conan the Adventurer
19 33-This Morning
26-Shop At Home (Until 11:00)
54-Bonkers
68-Ducktales
7:10
APT-Jack Horkheimer
7:15
APT-A.M. Weather
7:30
17 21 44 54-Power Rangers
68-Pink Panther
APT-Shining Time Station
8:00
4 13-Phil Donahue
17 21 44 54-Merry Melodies
40 48-Sally Jessy Raphael
68-Jetsons
8:30
68-Yogi and Friends
9:00
4-In the heat of the Night
6 33-Les Brown
9-Geraldo
15-Shepherds Chapel Bible Study
17 21 44-Alf
19-Newhart
40-Phil Donahue
42-Jenny Jones
48-Montel Williams
54-Matlock
68-Kenneth Copeland
9:30
19-Family Feud
10:00
4 19 33 40 42-Price is Right
6-All My Children
13-Jerry Springer
15-Judge
17 21 44 54-In the Heat of the Night
31-Home
48-John and Leeza
APT-Sesame Street
10:30
15-Concentration
68-Brady Bunch
11:00
4 19 33 40 42-Young and the Restless
6-Bertice Berry
9-John and Leeza
13-News
15-Bible Televisit
17 21 44-Perry Mason
26-Romance Theatre
31-All My Children
48-Concentration
54-Geraldo
68-I Dream of Jeannie
11:30
15 48-Caesars Challenge
26-Paradise Beach
68-Odd Couple
12:00
4-Midday
6 19 31 33-News
9-Noon
17 21 44-I Love Lucy
26-Shop at Home (until 4:00)
40-By the Way
42-Family Feud
54-Family Matters
68-Vicki!
12:30
4 19 33 40 42-Bold and the Beautiful
6-Jeopardy!
9-Days of Our Lives
17 21 44-Andy Griffith
31-Loving
54-700 Club
1:00
4 19 33 40 42-As the World Turns
6 31-One Life to Live

13 15 48-Another World
17 21 44-Matlock
68-Jane Whitney
APT-Science Alabama
1:30
9-Another World
2:00
4 19 33 40 42-Guding Light
6 31-General Hospital
13 15-John and Leeza
17 21 44-Family Matters
48-Inside Edition
54-Tale Spin
68-Joan Rivers
2:30
9-Inside Edition
17 21 44-Goof Troop
48-Jeopardy!
54-Tom and Jerry Kids
APT-Barney and Friends

3:00
6-Inside Edition
9-Maury Povich
13-Geraldo
15-Jane Whitney
17 21 44-Bonkers
19-Empty Nest
31-Whos the Boss?
33 40-Oprah Winfrey
42-Montel Williams
48-Phil Donahue
54-Tiny Toons
68-Ducktales
APT-Reading Rainbow
3:30
4-Family Matters
6-Jeopardy!
17 21 44-Tiny Toons
19-Designing Women
31-Full House
54-Animaniacs
APT-Square One Television

4:00
4-Full House
6 9 48-Oprah Winfrey
13-A Current Affair
15-TBA
17 21 44-Animaniacs
19-Andy Griffith
26-Mr. Bogus
31-Maury Povich
42-Different World
54-Batman
68-Xuxa
APT-Carmen San Diego
4:30
4 42-Designing Women
13-American Journal
15-Joan Rivers
17 21 44-Batman
19-Rescue 911
26-Hallo Spencer
33 40-Jeopardy!
54-Saved by the Bell

68-Captain Planet and the Planeteers
APT-Sesame Street
5:00
4-A Current Affair
6 13 19 31 33 40 48-News
9-Coach
17 21 44-Full House
26-Inspector Gadget
42-Designing Women
54-Family Matters
68-Brady Bunch
5:30
4 19 33 40 42-CBS News
6 31-ABC News
9 13-NBC News
15-15 Magazine
17 21 44-Wonder Years
26-Captain N
54-Roseanne
68-Wavelength
APT-Lamb Chops Play-Along
6:00
4 6 9 13 19 31 33 40 42-News
15 48-NBC News
17 21 44-Cosby Show
26-Wavelength
54-Golden Girls
68-Peoples Court
APT-G.E.D.
6:30
4 54-Cops
6 9 33 40 48-Wheel of Fortune
13 31-Hard Copy
15-News
17 21 44-Roseanne
19-A Current Affair
26-Its Your Business
68-Peoples Court
7:00
4 19 33 40 42-Evening Shade
6 31-Day One
9 13 15 48-Fresh Prince
17 21 44 54-Movie: Based on an Untrue Story (Made for TV, 93)
68-Love Connection
APT-MacNeil, Lehrer
7:30
4 19 33 40 42-Daves World (Debut)
68-Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
8:00
4 19 33 40 42-Murphy Brown
6 31-NFL Football: Denver @ Kansas City
9 13 15 48-Movie: Danielle Steeles Star (Made for TV, 93)
26-Movie: Cartel (90)
68-Movie: The Long Walk Home (90)
APT-Nature
8:30
4 19 33 40 42-Love and War
9:00
4 19 33 40 42-Northern Exposure
17 21 44-Star Trek: The Next Generation
10:00
4 9 13 15 19 33 40 42 48-News
17 21 44 54-Chevy Chase
26-Bottom Line
68-Love Connection
APT-Beatrice Wood: Mama of Dada
10:30
10:35
9 15 48-Tonight
13 19-Cheers
33 40 42-David Letterman
11:00
6 31-News
17 21 44-Arsenio Hall
26-Movie: Green Grows the Rushes (British, 51)
68-Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
APT-Jack Horkheimer
11:05
4 19-David Letterman
13-Rush Limbaugh
11:30
68-Odd Couple
11:35
6 31-Nightline
9 40-Arsenio Hall
13-Tonight
15 48-Conan OBrien
33-Hard Copy
42-Swetaing Bullets
12:00
17 21 44-Star Trek
54-Gunsmoke
68-Action Update (note: this was a paid program highlighting action from the local dog track)
12:05
4-Sweating Bullets
33-Designing Women
12:30
12:35
9 13-Conan OBrien
15 48-Bob Costas
19-Cosby Show
31-Arsenio Hall
33-Geraldo
40-Rush Limbaugh
1:00
26-Shop at Home (until 5:00)
54-Movie: Purple Rain (84)
1:05
4 19-News
42-Barney Miller
48-Jerry Springer
1:30
17 21 44-Amen
1:35
9 13-Bob Costas
19-Family Ties
31-Rush Limbaugh
33 40-News
42-Whos the Boss?
2:00
17 21 44-Movie: Staying Alive (83)
2:05
9 13 48-Nightside (until 3:30 on 9; until 5:30 on 13 and 48)
31-ANC News
3:00
3:30
9-Headline News (until 5:30)
4:00
17 21 44-Growing Pains
4:30
6-Country Boy Eddy and Friends
17 21 44-Charles in Charge
68-Halo Spencer
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Re: Retro: Birmingham and North Alabama, Monday, 9/20/93
I notice the Birmingham, Tuscaloosa and Gadsden FOX stations all showed the same
programs.
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> I notice the Birmingham, Tuscaloosa and Gadsden FOX stations
> all showed the same
> programs.
>
I think that at the time Channels 17 and 44 were satellites
of Birmingham's Channel 21, and 17 still duplicates 21 (now
the WB affiliate). 44 is Pax (i).
BTW, the reference to WAAY's Waay Too Early: they also had,
at one time, a morning show called Morning-WAAY (another play
on the call letters).
09-11-2005, 12:01 AM #4
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Initially, Channel 17 was the Fox affiliate for Birmingham, and Channel 44 was a repeater. Neither
signal covered Birmingham that well. In 1991, Channel 17 threw in the towel, and took 44 with
them. Channel 17 begam broadcasting at a lower power of an antenna closer to Tuscaloosa.
They became repeaters of Channel 21, rebroadcasting the entire Channel 21 schedule. It was at
that time that 21 became the Fox affiliate for central Alabama. In '93 or '94 (I can't remember
when, exactly), Channels 17 and 44 began to broadcast separate schedules, with each station
serving their own markets. After the "big switch" of affiliates in '96, Channels 17 and 21 became
stations without network affiliation, and Channel 44 became the CBS affiliate for NE Alabama. In
early '97, Channel 21 became a WB affiliate, and 17 became a repeater of Channel 21 in mid to
late '97, and Channel 44 became the Pax affiliate for Birmingham in '98.
Boston TV- Friday September 17, 1982 (6pm-4:40am only)
Here is Boston TV Listings from September 17, 1982
This is for Primetime listings only
Source: Brockton Enterprise
Friday September 17, 1982
6:00
2- Sesame Street
4-5-6-7-10-12 News
25 CHiPs Patrol
38 The Jeffersons
44 3-2-1 Contact
56- Welcome Back, Kotter
6:30
6- CBS News
10- NBC News
12- ABC News
27- News
38- Bob Newhart
44- Business Report

56- Laverne & Shirley and Company
7:00
2- Doctor Who
4- NBC News
5- ABC News
6- The Muppets
7- CBS News
10- P.M Magazine
12- Tic Tac Dough
25- Mork and Mindy
38- M*A*S*H
44- Writer's Workshop
56- Good Times
7:30
2- Wild World of Animals
4- Evening Magazine
5- Chronicle
6-38- Baseball- Boston Red Sox @ Detroit Tigers- (Detroit won 5-1)
7- Entertainment Tonight
10- Richard Simmons
12- Family Feud
25- Mork and Mindy
44- MacNeil/Lehrer Report

56- Benny Hill
8:00
2- Washington Week in Review
4-10- The Powers of Matthew Star
5-12- The Fantastic Miss Piggy Show
7- Dukes of Hazzard
25- Mission: Impossible
44- I Remember Harlem
56- Movie- Assignment K (1968)
8:30
2- Wall Street Week
9:00
2- Masterpiece Theater
4-10- Movie- The Martian Chronicles
5-12- The Greatest American Hero
7- Dallas
25- The Rockford Files
44- Say Brother (program focusing on Boston's African American Community)
9:30
44- Presents
10:00
2- News (The Ten O'clock news with Christopher Lydon)
5-12 Strike Force
6-7- Falcon Crest
25- 700 Club
44- Mystery!
56- Mary Tyler Moore
10:30
2- MacNeil/Lehrer Report
38- Independent Network News
56- Mary Tyler Moore Show
11:00
2- Business Report (Both WGBH and WGBX would sign-off at 11:30)
4-5-6-7-10-12 News
25- Carol Burnett and Friends
38- Twilight Zone
44- Captioned ABC News
56- Saturday Night
11:30
4-10- The Tongiht Show
5-12- ABC News Nightline
6- Benny Hill
7- Movie- Hardhat and Legs (1980)
25- Movie- The Beast of the City (1932)(WXNE would sign off at 12:56am)
38- Twilight Zone
12:00
5-12- Fridays
6- Movie- Jackson County Jail (1976)
38- Movie- Baron Blood (1972)(WSBK would sign-off at 1:30am)
56- Evening at the Improv (WLVI would sign-off at either 1:30am or 2:00am)
12:30
4-10- SCTV Network 90
1:30
5- Five All Night Live
12- Movie- The Long Goodbye (1973)(WPRI would sign-off at 3:22am)
1:45
7- News- (WNEV would sign-off at 2:15am)
2:00
4-10- NBC News Overnight
6- News
2:30
6- Community Calendar
2:45
6- Movie- Shalako (1968)
3:00
4-10- News (WJAR would sign-off at 3:00am)
5- Portrait of a Legend
3:30
4- Movie- The Devil's Hand (1961)
5- Rhoda
4:00
5- News
4:30
5- Good Day!
4:40
6- Movie- Abe Lincoln in Illinois (1940)
STATION LINEUP
2- WGBH-TV Boston (PBS)
4- WBZ-TV Boston (NBC)

5- WCVB-TV Boston (ABC)
6- WLNE-TV Providence/New Bedford (CBS)
7- WNEV-TV Boston (CBS)(shortly after changing from WNAC-TV, 4 months later)
10- WJAR-TV Providence (NBC)
12- WPRI-TV Providence (ABC)
25- WXNE-TV Boston (Ind.)
27- WSMW-TV Worcester (Ind.)
38- WSBK-TV Boston (Ind.)
44- WGBX-TV Boston (PBS)
56- WLVI-TV Boston (Ind.)
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Re: Boston TV- Friday September 17, 1982 (6pm-4:40am only)
Could you add the 5 AM-5:30 PM listings for that Friday, please?
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> Could you add the 5 AM-5:30 PM listings for that Friday,
> please?
>
I only have the 6pm-4:40am listings for that year, so I will have someone else to do it, if i do it
and KMRichards says if it's wrong, I'm afraid he might delete it.
09-11-2005, 08:02 PM #4
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> > Could you add the 5 AM-5:30 PM listings for that Friday,
> > please?
>>
>
> I only have the 6pm-4:40am listings for that year, so I will
> have someone else to do it, if i do it and KMRichards says
> if it's wrong, I'm afraid he might delete it.

I agree with highwayman128's decision here. If source material has flaws, or doesn't cover an
entire day, it's better to post what is available, with the appropriate disclaimer, as
highwayman128 did. Well done, sir.
In these circumstances, it is probably best not to ask for something that wasn't in the original
post, as the poster likely can't provide. I know bpatrick has often posted prime-time listings only,
when he doesn't have all-day data.______________

Boston TV- Saturday September 18, 1982
Here is Boston TV from Saturday September 18, 1982
Source: Brockton Enterprise
5:00
4- People are Talking
5:30
4- Working Together
5- Chronicle
6:00
4- International Zone
5- Jabberwocky
7- Summer Semester
25- News
6:30
4- Carrascolendas
5- Captain Bob
6- Hot Fudge
7- Senior Circuit
10- Devlin
25- Health Field
27- Jim Bakker
7:00
4- Mr. Magoo
5- Barbapapa
6-7- Captain Kangaroo
10- The Jetsons
25- Josie and the Pussycats
38- Faith for Today
7:30
4- Cool McCool
5- Herculoids
10- Great Space Coaster
12- Dr. Snuggles

25- Fantastic Four
27- Movie
38- Carrascolendas
8:00
2- Sesame Street
4-10- The Flintstone Funnies
5-12- Superfriends
6-7- Speed Buggy
25- Force Five
38- Carrascolendas
56- Music and the Spoken Word
8:30
4-10- The Shirt Tales
5-12- Thundarr/Goldie Gold
6-7- Sylvester and Tweety/ Daffy and Speedy
25- Space Kidettes
38- Mr. Moon's Magic Circus
56- Rex Humbard
9:00
2- Over Easy
4-10- Smurfs
25- Devlin
27- Tales of the Unexpected
38- Viewpoint on Nutrition
56- Oral Roberts
9:30
2- Over Easy
5-12- Laverne and Shirley
6-7- Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
25- Kimba, The White Lion
27- Born Again New England
38- It's Your Business
56- Jimmy Swaggart
10:00
2- Over Easy
5-12- Richie Rich/Scooby Doo
25- Movie
27- Inside Worcester
38- From the Editor's Desk
10:30
2- Over Easy
4-10- The Gary Coleman Show
6-7- Gilligan's Planet
27- Wild Kingdom

38- Ask The Manager
56- De Todo Un Poco
11:00
2- Over Easy
4-10- Incredible Hulk
5-12 Fonz/Happy Days Gang
6-7- Pandamonium
27- Bowling
38- Three Stooges
56- New England Today
11:30
2- Antiques
5-12- Heathcliff and Marmaduke
6-7- Meatballs and Spaghetti
25- Robin Hood
56- The Monkees
12:00
2- Lucy in Disguise
4- The Jetsons
5- Candlepin Bowling
6-7- Popeye and Olive
10- America's Top Ten

12- Robin Hood
25- The Virginian
27-56- Wrestling
38- Movie- Death Kiss (1933)
12:30
4- Flash Gordon
6-7- Fat Albert
10- Dance Fever
12- Robin Hood
1:00
2- Odyssey
4- Superkids
5- Candlepin Super Bowl
6- Greatest Sports Legends
7- NCAA Today
10- Happy Days Again
12- Wrestling
27- Drag Racing
56- Movie- The Time Travelers (1964)
1:30
4- We're Movin
5- Movie
6- Racers
7- NCAA Football- Boston College @ Clemson (they tied at 17)
10- Welcome Back Kotter
25- The Rifleman
38- THis Week in Baseball
2:00
2- Nova
4- Movie- Waterloo (1978)
6-38- Red Sox Warm-Up
10- Movie- The Lucifer Complex (1978) (instead of NBC Baseball between California and Toronto)
(why?)
12- Big Valley
25- Bonanza
27- Auto Racing
44- Tennis (WGBX signed-on at 2pm, why?)
2:15
6-38- Baseball- Boston Red Sox at Detroit Tigers- (Boston won 6-2)
2:30
56- Movie- Terror from the Year 5000 (1958)
3:00
2- Journey to the Sky
12- Movie- Where Were You When the Lights went out (1966)
25- Big Valley
3:30
5- To Be Announced
4:00
2- Magic of Oil Painting
10- Movie- The Cheyenna Social Club (1970)
25- Rawhide
56- Movie- no title
4:30
2- Frugal Gourmet
4- Fight for Survival
5:00
2- Julia Child and Company
5-12- Wide World of Sports- 15-round WBA World Light-Heavyweight Championship Bout
between John Davis and Michael Spinks) (from Atlantic City, NJ)
6-7- Horse Racing- The 1 1/4 mile Marlboro cup for three-year olds
25- Grizzly Adams
44- Washington Week In Review
5:30
2- Victory Garden
4- In Search Of...
38- Hogan's Heroes
44- Wall Street Week
6:00
2- Presente
4-6-7-10- News
25- Buck Rogers
38- The Jeffersons
44- Inside Business Today
56- Laugh Trax
6:30
2- This Old House
4-10- NBC News
5-12- News
6-7- CBS News
38- Bob Newhart
44- American Detective
7:00
2- Sneak Previews
4-10- Solid Gold
5-12- Lawrence Welk
6- Sha Na Na
7- Urban Update
25- Battlestar Galactica
38- Fish
56- Star Trek
7:30
2- Numero Uno
6- The Muppets
7- More
38- Barney Miller
44- The Lawmakers
8:00
2- Paper Chase
4-10- Diff'rent Strokes
5-12- T.J Hooker
6-7- Walt Disney
25-38-56- Movie
44- Hard Choices
9:00
2- The Golden Age of Television
4-10- Movie- Meatballs (1979)
5-12- NCAA Football- Michigan @ Notre Dame (Notre Dame won 23-17)
6-7- Movie- The Shootist (1976)
44- Great Performances

10:00
2- Crisis to Crisis with Barbara Jordan
25- American Trail
38- Exchange
44- Non-Fiction Television
56- Movie
10:30
25- New England Magazine
38- Independent Network News
11:00
2- U.S Chronicle
4-6-7-10- News
25- Movie
38- Cartoons
11:30
2- David Susskind
4-10- Saturday Night Live
6- Benny Hill
7-38- Movie
12:00
5-12- News
6- Uncle Floyd
12:30
5-12- Movie
1:00
4- America's Top Ten
6- Movie
10- The Rockford Files
1:30
4-7- Movie
2:30
2:40
6- Movie
3:30
4- Movie
7- Urban Update
4:00
5- ABC News
7- Urban Update
4:10
6- News
4:15
5- Movie
4:40
6- Community Calendar
STATION LINEUP
2- WGBH-TV Boston (PBS)
4- WBZ-TV Boston (NBC)
5- WCVB-TV Boston (ABC)
6- WLNE-TV Providence/New Bedford (CBS)
7- WNEV-TV Boston (CBS)(shortly after changing from WNAC-TV, 4 months later)
10- WJAR-TV Providence (NBC)
12- WPRI-TV Providence (ABC)
25- WXNE-TV Boston (Ind.)
27- WSMW-TV Worcester (Ind.)
38- WSBK-TV Boston (Ind.)
44- WGBX-TV Boston (PBS)

56- WLVI-TV Boston (Ind.)
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Re: Boston TV- Saturday September 18, 1982
> Here is Boston TV from Saturday September 18, 1982
> 11:00
> 2- U.S Chronicle
> 4-6-7-10- News
> 25- Movie
> 38- Cartoons
That last bit is interesting -- what sort of cartoons would show at 11 PM on Saturday night?
Retro: North Carolina primetime Wednesday, December 19, 1956
run from 7 PM and do not include WLOS/13
Asheville.
7 PM Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal
7:30 The Brothers (CBS--delay from

Tuesday 8:30)
(CBS)
9 PM Let's Visit
9:15 The Outdoorsman
(last two are local)
9:30 I've Got A Secret (CBS)
10 PM U.S. Steel Hour (CBS)
11 PM Les Paul And Mary Ford
11:05 Sports Final
11:10 Weather
11:15 News
11:20 Movie: "Prison Nurse"
WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte (CBS/NBC/ABC)
7 PM Spannorama
(CBS)
7:30 Sgt. Preston Of The Yukon (CBS--
delay from Thursday 7:30)
9 PM Millionaire (CBS)
10 PM Wednesday Night Fights (ABC)

10:45 Sportsreel
11 PM Weather
11:05 News
11:15 Sports Final
11:25 Les Paul & Mary Ford
WUNC Ch. 4 Chapel Hill (NET)
7 PM Artisan
7:30 Concert
(I know nothing about these.)
8 PM Art Exhibit
8:30 Living (again, no info)
9 PM Mental Gymnastics
9:30 World (no more info)
10 PM Final Edition
WRAL Ch. 5 Raleigh (NBC)
7 PM Playhouse (don't know about this--
there were umpteen "Playhouse"
shows at the time)
7:30 TBA

8 PM Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox's unsuccessful
followup to Mr. Peepers)
10:30 Twenty-One (Charles Van Doren is champ)
11 PM Weather
11:05 News
11:15 Sports
WMFD (now WECT) Ch. 6 Wilmington (NBC/CBS/ABC)
7 PM Weather
7:05 News Today
7:30 Eddie Fisher (NBC)
7:45 Riders (I think this is a country-music
group)
8:30 Touchdown
9 PM Millionaire
11 PM Pendulum
11:30 11th Hour (probably news--a drama series

by this name ran on NBC 1962-64)
WITN Ch. 7 Washington, NC (NBC/ABC)
7 PM Highlights (football, presumably)
7:30 Eddie Fisher
7:45 Smiley O'Brien (local country singer)
8 PM Hiram Holliday
10:30 Twenty-One
11 PM News
11:15 Movie Time
WNCT Ch. 9 Greenville, NC (CBS/ABC)
7 PM Superman
7:30 Dr. Christian
8:30 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal
9 PM Millionaire
10:45 Fights (Greatest Fights?)

11 PM News
11:10 Sports
11:15 Theater (their late movie)
WTVD Ch. 11 Durham (ABC)
7 PM Playhouse
7:30 Disneyland
8:30 Dr. Christian
9:30 Ford Theater
11 PM Weather
11:10 News
11:20 Previews
WSJS (now WXII) Ch. 12 Winston-Salem (NBC/ABC)
7 PM Stage 7
7:30 Eddie Fisher
7:45 NBC News
8 PM Hiram Holliday

10:30 Twenty-One
11 PM News
11:15 Weather
11:20 Sports
11:30 Tonight--Steve Allen
12:30 News Final
WNAO Ch. 28 Raleigh (CBS)
7 PM Highway Patrol
7:30 Variety (local)
9 PM Millionaire
11 PM News
11:15 Movietime
Retro: Ottawa-Hull-Gatineau Mon 9/21/81
from TV HEBDO
(at this time, the North West edition covered the Ottawa area)
Telecable Videotron canal 2 (Gatineau)
5:00 Community Messages

10:30 Emissions pour enfants
Noon Art-Quebec
1:30 Alimentation
2:00 Coupes de viande
2:30 Art-Quebec
4:00 Arts decoratifs
5:00 Gatineau Mag
6:00 L'homme nouveau
6:30 La joie d'aimer
7:00 Jiu-Jitsu
7:30 TBA
8:00 Cours d'anglais
9:00 Art-Quebec
10:30 Gatineau Mag
11:30 Consommation
Mid. Community Messages
CBOT 4-CBC Ottawa
10:15 Friendly Giant
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Room 222
12:30 Bob McLean
1:30 Edward VII

3:00 Edge of Night
3:30 Take 30
4:00 Wok with Yan
4:30 Beachcombers
5:00 Happy Days
5:30 Muppet Show
6:00 Newsday
7:00 Critical Path
7:30 Park Place
8:00 Movie "That's Entertainment, Part II"
9:30 M*A*S*H
10:00 Lucinda Brayford
11:00 The National
11:27 Newsday Final
11:45 Barney Miller
12:15 Alfred Hitchcock Hour
1:15 sign-off
CHRO 5-CBC Pembroke
7:00 Hilarious House of Frightenstein
9:30 Presents!
10:00 Canadian Films
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street

Noon Beachcombers
12:30 Muppet Show
1:00 Party Game
1:30 Presents!
2:00 Wok with Yan
3:00 Edge of Night
3:30 Take 30
5:00 Love Boat
6:00 Family Hour
7:00 Charlie's Angels
9:30 M*A*S*H
10:00 Put Your Hand in the Hand
10:30 Chairman of the Board
11:00 The National
11:27 News
11:45 Barney Miller
12:15 John Davidson
1:15 sign-off
CKGN 6-Global
6:00 Seneca Telecollege
7:00 Good Morning, Good Music

7:30 Hammy Hamster
8:00 Hercules
8:30 Gifts of the Spirit
9:00 New Ed Allen Show
11:00 Love Boat
Noon Noon Report
2:30 Pitfall
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Battle of the Planets
4:30 Little Rascals
6:00 News
7:00 That's Life
7:30 You Asked for It
8:00 Some Mothers Do 'ave 'em
9:00 Love Boat
10:00 Tonight Show
11:00 News
11:30 SportsLine
Mid. Mary Tyler Moore
12:30 Bob Newhart

1:00 Make Me Laugh
1:30 sign-off
WROC 8-NBC Rochester
6:55 News for Little People
7:00 Today
9:00 Movie "Butterflies are Free"
11:30 Password Plus
Noon News 8
12:30 Doctors
2:00 Another World
3:00 Texas
4:00 Ironside
5:00 Welcome Back, Kotter
5:30 Bob Newhart
6:00 News 8
7:00 M*A*S*H
8:00 Every Stray Dog & Kid
9:00 Movie "And Baby Makes Six"
11:00 News 8
11:30 Tonight Show

12:30 Tomorrow Coast-to-Coast
2:00 sign-off
CBOFT 9-SRC
9:00 En mouvement
9:15 Les Oraliens
9:30 Animagerie
9:45 Tape-Tambour
10:00 Passe-Partout
10:30 Magazine-Express
11:00 Mon Pays, Mes Amours
11:30 Capitaine Caverne
11:55 Les Pierrafeu
12:30 Allo Bou Bou
1:30 Femmes d'Aujourd'hui
2:30 Splendeurs et miseres des courtesans
3:30 Les Ateliers
4:00 Bobino
4:30 Edgar Allan, detective
5:00 Galactica
6:00 Actualite
6:25 A l'Affiche
6:30 Film
7:00 La fine cuisine d'Henri Bernard

7:30 Terre humaine
8:00 Tele-Selection "Ricochets"
10:00 Vivre ici maintenant
11:15 Femme d'Aujourd'hui
12:15 La couronne du diable
1:15 Fin des emissions (that's French for sign-off)
WHEC 10-CBS Rochester
6:30 Eddie Meath
7:00 Morning with Charles Kuralt
9:00 Bonanza
10:00 Jeffersons
10:30 Alice
Noon Noon at 10
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 John Davidson
5:00 Hour Magazine

6:00 Newswatch 10 (?)
7:00 Tic Tac Dough
7:30 Family Feud
8:30 The Two of Us
9:00 M*A*S*H
9:30 House Calls
10:00 Lou Grant
11:00 Newswatch 10
11:30 Qunicy, ME
12:30 Harry-O
1:30 sign-off
CKWS 11-CBC Kingston
8:45 Atom Ant
9:15 700 Club
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Polka Dot Door
11:30 Harrigan
Noon Flipper
12:30 Bob McLean
1:30 Edward VII

3:00 Edge of Night
3:30 Take 30
4:00 Wok with Yan
4:30 Beachcombers
5:00 Muppet Show
5:30 Rhoda
6:00 News
7:00 Big Shamus, Little Shamus
9:30 M*A*S*H
10:00 Lucinda Brayford
11:00 The National
11:27 Late Report
Mid. Movie "The Man Between"
2:00 sign-off
Ottawa Cable 12
5:00am Community Messages
5:30pm This Week in Fastball
7:00 Adventures in Co-operation
7:30 Ottawa Valley Pro Golf Championship
10:00 The Chateau Montebello Story
Skyline Cable 12
4:00 Action '81
4:30 Fitness is...
5:00 Valley Report
5:30 Il vit
6:00 Danielle
6:30 Une rencontre avec l'ambassadeur de France
7:00 Adventures in Co-operation
7:30 Projections
8:00 Vanier vous informe
8:30 UK Connection
9:00 The Scene
9:30 Soundtrack
10:00 The Chateau Montebello Story
CJOH 13-CTV
6:00 University of the Air
6:30 Morning Exercises
7:00 Canada AM
9:00 Definition
9:30 Jeffersons
10:00 Morning Magazine
11:00 What's Cooking
11:30 Romper Room

Noon Flintstones
2:00 Another World
3:00 Alan Thicke
4:30 Price is Right
5:30 M*A*S*H
6:00 Newsline
7:00 Family Feud
7:30 Bizarre
8:00 House Calls
8:30 Headline Hunters
9:00 Movie "And Baby Makes Six"
11:23 Nightline
Mid. Midnight at the Movies "The Magnificent Seven Ride"
3:00 sign-off
WOKR 13-ABC Rochester
6:25 Romper Room
9:00 Phil Donahue

10:00 Morning Break
11:00 Love Boat
Noon Family Feud
12:30 Ryan's Hope
4:00 Happy Days
5:30 5:30 (that's what the show was called)
7:00 PM Magazine
8:00 That's Incredible!
9:00 NFL: Dallas @ New England
Mid. Eyewitness Tonight
12:30 Nightline
1:00 Rookies
1:30 Eyewitness Tonight
2:00 sign-off
WNPI 18-PBS Norwood (//WNPE Watertown)
7:45 AM Weather
8:00 MacNeil-Lehrer Report

8:30 Schools Programs
9:00 Sesame Street
3:30 Over Easy
4:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Studio See
6:30 Dick Cavett
7:30 Once Upon a Classic
8:00 Steichen: A Century in Photography
9:00 Great Performances
11:30 Anna Karenina
12:30 sign-off
CICO 24-TV Ontario
8:00 Polka Dot Door
8:30 Tales of Magic
Noon Sullivans

4:00 Passe-Partout
4:30 Hattytown Tales
4:55 Fish Tales
5:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Jeremy
6:45 Tales of Magic
7:00 Don't Ask Me
7:30 Magic Shadows
8:00 Magic of Dance
9:00 Shock of the New
10:00 Music of Western Civilization
11:00 sign-off
CIVO 30-Radio Quebec
10:00 Le marche aux images
2:30 Les 100 tours de Centour
3:30 Recours
4:00 Les apprentis-cuistots
4:30 Gens et ressources
5:00 Journal de voyage
6:00 Passe-Partout
6:30 Teleservice
7:00 C'est arrive a Hollywood
7:30 Visage
8:00 Les lundis de Pierre Nadeau
9:00 Profils de premiers ministres
9:30 Lettres d'un bout du monde
10:00 fin des emissions
CHOT 40-TVA
7:15 Les petits bonhommes
7:30 Premiere heure
9:00 Votre amie, Suzanne
10:30 Jinny
11:00 Fanfan Dede
11:30 Les petits bonhommes
11:45 Les Satellipopettes
12:15 Nouvelles (not sure if local or TVA)
12:30 Cine-Quiz "Au-dela de la fortune"
2:30 Janette veut savoir...
3:30 De tout pour tous
4:00 Agent sans secret
4:30 Les joyeux naufrages
5:00 L'Artishow
6:00 CHOT vous informe
6:30 Le petite maison dans la prairie
7:30 Domnique en rappel
8:00 Marisol
8:30 La crosiere s'amuse

9:30 Michel Jasmin
10:30 Nouvelles TVA
11:15 La couleur du temps
11:30 Mannix
12:30 fin des emissions
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> CBOT 4-CBC Ottawa
> 6:00 Newsday
> 11:27 Newsday Final
---------
How early did CBOT call their newscasts "Newsday"?
> CHRO 5-CBC Pembroke
> 5:00 Love Boat
> 6:00 Family Hour
> 7:00 Charlie's Angels
> 8:00 Movie "That's Entertainment, Part II"

> 9:30 M*A*S*H
> 10:00 Put Your Hand in the Hand
> 10:30 Chairman of the Board
> 11:00 The National
> 11:27 News
--------
Did CHRO ever have early news in those days? Eventhough this was Pembroke I would expect
that a CBC affiliate would have something in the way of news in the early evening by 1981.
> CKGN 6-Global
> 11:30 SportsLine
--------
This would have been one of the first editions of Sportsline on Global, as the program--now
known as Global Sports--was launched in 1981, probably in September when this schedule is
from.
> CKWS 11-CBC Kingston
> 6:00 News
---------
I find it surprising that CKWS had a full hour of news at 6 PM in 1981. Heck, that is more than
WROC, in a larger market, had at the time.
> CJOH 13-CTV
> 1:30 Super Pay Cards
---------
Was this game show broadcast on the entire CTV network? I know it was produced by CFCF-TV in
Montreal, but I had thought it was only shown on CFCF. Was the show syndicated for broadcast
on any station, CTV or not? I know it was on CHCH Hamilton a few years later.
> CICO 24-TV Ontario
> 8:00 Polka Dot Door
> 8:30 Tales of Magic
> 9:15 Schools Programs
> Noon Sullivans
> 1:00 Schools Programs
> 4:00 Passe-Partout
> 4:30 Hattytown Tales
> 4:55 Fish Tales
> 6:00 Polka Dot Door
> 6:30 Jeremy
> 6:45 Tales of Magic
> 7:00 Don't Ask Me
> 7:30 Magic Shadows
> 8:00 Magic of Dance
> 9:00 Shock of the New
> 10:00 Music of Western Civilization
> 11:00 sign-off
---------
Quite a high degree of American content on TV Ontario in those days, compared to today.
> CHOT 40-TVA
---------
Did this station ever have a logo other than the one adapted from the TVA logo?
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> > CJOH 13-CTV
> > 1:30 Super Pay Cards
> ---------
> Was this game show broadcast on the entire CTV network? I
> know it was produced by CFCF-TV in Montreal, but I had
> thought it was only shown on CFCF. Was the show syndicated
> for broadcast on any station, CTV or not?
I think this show was a CTV-networked program, seen on all CTV stations. The show was also
syndicated to US stations as well.
>
> > CHOT 40-TVA

> ---------
> Did this station ever have a logo other than the one adapted
> from the TVA logo?
>
Very likely, but I don't know what the older logos looked like.
Retro: North Carolina daytime Wednesday, December 19, 1956
From the Greensboro Daily News. Schedules run
to 7 PM and do not include WLOS/13 Asheville.
7 AM Good Morning--Will Rogers Jr. (CBS)
7:55 Weather
8 AM Captain Kangaroo (CBS)
8:55 Weather
9 AM Devotions
9:15 Second Breakfast
9:30 Edge Of Night (CBS, delay from 4:30 PM)
Edge moved to 4:30 sometime in 1957, and What's
Cooking Today moved here. The 1 PM slot was given
over to syndicated shows and, in the '70s, to Sandra
And Friends, a talk show with Channel 2's current news

anchor, Sandra Hughes.
Personal note: I can't see Edge Of Night on Channel 2
at 9:30 without thinking that Atlanta's Channel 2 (WSB)
ran it at that time from 1980, when the station changed
to ABC, until 1984, when Edge was canceled.
10 AM Garry Moore (CBS)
10:30 Arthur Godfrey Time (CBS)
12 N RFD Piedmont
This would move to an early-morning slot when Love
Of Life expanded to 30 minutes in 1958.
1 PM What's Cooking Today
1:30 As The World Turns (CBS)
2:30 Art Linkletter's House Party (CBS)
3:30 Bob Crosby (CBS)
4 PM Brighter Day (CBS)

4:30 Old Rebel And Pecos Pete
In the '60s and '70s this would follow Captain
Kangaroo. Several months ago I posted some
information about the Old Rebel Show (Jim Tucker,
a/k/a Pecos Pete, left the show in the '60s and
went to Channel 12 in Winston-Salem). The Old
Rebel is very much missed by Triad-area baby boomers.
5 PM Mickey Mouse Club (ABC)
6 PM Hans Christian Andersen
6:40 Weather Reporter
7 AM Good Morning
7:25 Hi-Lites
7:30 Good Morning
7:55 Weather
8:55 Rise And Shine
9 AM Movie
10 AM Garry Moore
12 N Valiant Lady (CBS)
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Guiding Light
1 PM Betty Feezor
2 PM Fashion (don't know anything else)
2:05 Man Around The House
3 PM Big Payoff
3:30 Bob Crosby
4 PM Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge Of Night
6 PM Bible Story
6:15 Shop By TV
6:30 Esso Reporter
6:45 Weather
6:50 Sports
12:45 Music
1 PM On The Farm
1:30 Play Period
2 PM Career (nothing else given)
off air until:
5:45 Music
6 PM A Story (may have been Read Me
A Story or Tell Me A Story)
6:15 UN Review
6:30 News
6:45 Sports
(Ch. 4 was not doing instructional programming
at the time.)
10:30 Price Is Right (Bill Cullen--NBC)
Sometime in 1957 NBC moved Price to 11 AM,
and WRAL carried it there until August 1, 1962,
when the station changed to ABC and WTVD
picked it up. A year later (1963) Price

moved to ABC at--guess when--11 AM. So
for a good part of my childhood Price was
on WRAL at 11 AM. It was almost like old
times when I moved back to WRAL's coverage
area. They're CBS now, and they have Price
at 11. It's not exactly the same show, as
we old-timers know, but it still reminds
me of my childhood.
11 AM Home (Arlene Francis--NBC)
12 N Tic Tac Dough (Jack Barry--NBC)
12:30 It Could Be You (NBC)
1 PM On The Farm
2 PM Stu Erwin
2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford (NBC)
(WRAL would have Ernie again from
1962-65 when he and the station were
with ABC.)
3 PM Matinee Theater (NBC)
4 PM Queen For A Day (NBC) (a show that
stayed on WRAL almost all the way
to the end in 1964: WTVD had it for
a time in the early '60s, after the
show moved to ABC, but WRAL got it

back in 1962 when the station went
to ABC)
5 PM I Married Joan (NBC)
5:30 Popeye
6:30 News
WMFD (WECT) Ch. 6 Wilmington (NBC/CBS/ABC)
11 AM Film
12 N News
12:15 Love Of Life
12:30 Message (some sort of religious program)
12:45 Guiding Light
1 PM CBS News
1:10 Stand Up And Be Counted (CBS)
1:30 Cooking
2 PM Legend (nothing else given)
3 PM Matinee Theater
4 PM Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge Of Night
5 PM I Married Joan
5:30 Kiddie (all that's given)
6 PM Superman
At one time in the late '60s WECT had all the
CBS soaps except Love Of Life (they ran Jeopardy!
when Love Of Life was on at 12, Hollywood Squares
when Love Of Life was on at 11:30).
oddly, the Daily News did not list WITN's
daytime programming, except for somebody
named Caudill at 6:30 PM.
6:45 Wake Up
6:55 Weather
7 AM Good Morning
7:55 Weather
8:30 Little Rascals
9 AM Romper Room
9:45 Shopper
10 AM Man To Man
10:15 Garry Moore
12 N RFD 9
12:10 Weather
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Guiding Light
1 PM Debnam Views The News
1:15 Luncheon (nothing else given)
2 PM Theater (nothing else given)
3 PM Big Payoff
3:30 Music (nothing else given)
4 PM Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge Of Night
5:15 Santa Land
5:30 Sky King
6 PM Susie (Ann Sothern's Private Secretary
in reruns)
6:30 Esso Reporter
6:40 Weather
6:45 Business (perhaps business news)
2 PM TV Theater
2:30 Liberace
3 PM Afternoon Film Festival (ABC)
4:30 Afternoon (local program)
6:30 Esso Reporter
6:40 Weather
6:45 Sportsview
WSJS (WXII) Ch. 12 Winston-Salem (NBC/ABC)
7 AM Today (Dave Garroway--NBC)
9 AM Romper Room
11 AM Home
12 N Tic Tac Dough

1 PM Today On The Farm (I think this is also
the full title of the farm show on WUNC
and WRAL.)
1:30 Devotions
1:45 This Afternoon
5 PM I Married Joan
5:30 Jolly Junction
5:45 Letters To Santa
6:15 Movie Museum
6:30 News And Sports
6:50 Weather Tower
6:55 Stock Market Report
6:45 Almanac
7 AM Good Morning
9 AM Romper Room
10 AM TV Parade
10:15 Garry Moore

10:45 Variety Show
12 N TV Parade
12:15 Love Of Life
12:30 Town Meeting
1 PM CBS News
1:10 Stand Up And Be Counted
1:30 This Faith
2 PM Our Miss Brooks (CBS)
2:30 Variety Show
3:30 Bob Crosby
3:45 TV Parade
4 PM Man To Man
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge Of Night
5 PM Hamers (?) (almost illegible)
6 PM Stars Of The Grand Ole Opry
6:30 News
6:45 Douglas Edwards With The NewsEdited by bpatrick on

09/14/05 12:55 PM.
Retro: Atlanta and N. Georgia, 9/16/91
Source: TV Guide, Atlanta Edition, 9/14-20/91
CHANNELS LISTED
ATLANTA
2-WSB (ABC)
5-WAGA (CBS)
11-WXIA (NBC)
17-WTBS (Ind.)
30-WPBA (PBS)
36-WATL (Fox)
46-WGNX (Ind.)
69-WVEU (Ind.)
ATHENS/ATLANTA
8-WGTV (PBS)
ATHENS
34-WNGM (Ind.)
ROME
14-WTLK (Ind.)
CHATSWORTH
18-WCLP (PBS)
CHATTANOOGA
3-WRCB (NBC)
9-WTVC (ABC)
12-WDEF (CBS)
61-WDSI (Fox)
MACON
13-WMAZ (CBS)
24-WGXA (ABC)
41-WMGT (NBC)
5:00
3-First Business
9-Good Morning Don
13-Morning AG Report
17-Wrestling
5:05
17-Gomer Pyle USMC
5:30
2 9-News
3 11 41-NBC News
30-Washington Week
5:35
17-Headline News
6:00
2 9-ABC News
3 11-News
5-Chuck Woolery
8 18-G.E.D.
13-Early Mornin
14-Country Videos (until 10:00)
24-Woody Woodpecker
30-Body Electric
36-Success N Life
41-NBC News
46-Facts of Life
69-First Business
6:05
17-I Love Lucy
6:30
2 9-News
8 18-To Life!
12-CBS News
13-Mornin
24-Darkwing Duck
30-Matter of Principle
46-Jetsons
69-James Robison
6:35
17-Finstones
6:45
8 18-A.M. Weather
7:00
2 9 24-Good Morning America
3 11 41-Today
8 18-Sesame Street
34-AG Day
36-Webster
46-G.I. Joe
61-Ducktales
69-Supertime (in Japanese)
7:05
17-Tom and Jerry

7:30
30-To Life!
34-Four Star Playhouse
46-Video Power
61-Rescue Eye
69-Station Eye (in Japanese)
7:45
30-A.M. Weather
8:00
8 18-Zoobilee Zoo
30-Reading Rainbow
34-Movie: The Last Mile (32)
36-World of Disney
46-Dudley Do Right
61-G.I. Joe
69-Morris Cerullo
8:05
8:30
8 18-Mister Rogers
46-He-Man
69-W.V. Grant, Jr.
8:35
17-Bewitched
9:00
3 41-Geraldo
5 9-Regis and Kathie Lee
11-Joan Rivers
12-Maury Povich
13-Phil Donahue
24-Chuck Woolery
36-Richard Roberts
46-Facts of Life
61 69-Success N Life
9:05
9:30
34-Golden Years of Television
36-Kenneth Copeland
46-Whats Happening!!
10:00
2-Phil Donahue
3 41-Jenny Jones
5-Geraldo
11-Montel Williams
12-Judge
14-Designing Women (from CBS)
24-Magnum, P.I.
34-Movie: Knight without Armor (British, 37)
36-Big Valley
46-Fame
61-New Testament Light
69-Ninety and Nine Club
10:05
17-Movie: Blood Vows: The Story of a Mafia Wife (Made for TV, 88)
10:30
12-Judge
14-Family Feud (from CBS)
61-Kenneth Copeland
11:00
2-Maury Povich
3 41-One on One
5 12 13-Price is Right
9 24-Home (until 12 on 9; until 12:30 on 24)
11-Santa Barbara
14-Were Cooking Now
36-Jenny Jones
46-Trapper John, M.D.
61 69-700 Club
11:30
3 41-Cover to Cover
14-ANC News
30-Sesame Street
12:00
2 3 5 9 12 13-News
8 18-Sesame Street
11-Noonday
14-A Closer Look (from NBC)
34-Connie Martinson Talks Books
36-Love Connection
41-Peoples Court
46-Police Story
61-Perry Mason
69-TBA
12:05
17-Perry Mason
12:15
13-Date with Del
12:30
2 9 24-Loving
3 41-A Closer Look
5 12 13-Young and the Restless
14-Cover to Cover (from NBC)
34-June Cain Miller
36-$100,000 Pyramid
1:00
2 9 24-All My Children
8 18-Zoobilee Zoo
14-Success N Life
34-Whats Inside
36-Family Ties
46-Hill Street Blues
61-Odd Couple
69-Community
1:05
17-Movie: A Whale for the Killing (Made for TV, 81)
1:30
5 12 13-Bold and the Beautiful
8 18-Reading Rainbow
34-Arlene Herson
36-Silver Spoons
69-Peppermint Place
2:00
2 9 24-One Life to Live
5 12 13-As the World Turns
14-Gunsmoke
34-Movie: The 39 Steps (British, 35)
36-Webster
46-Simon and Simon
61-Underdog
69-Heathcliff
2:30
36-Romper Room
61-Muppet Babies
69-Peppermint Place
3:00
2 9 24-General Hospital
3 41-Santa Barbara
5 12 13-Guiding Light
8 18-Louisiana Cookin
11-Love Stories
30-Frugal Gourmet
36-Peter Pan and the Pirates
46-Ducktales
61-Tiny Toons
69-Richie Rich
3:05
17-Tom and Jerry
3:30
8 18-Joy of Painting
11-One on One
30-3 2 1 Contact
36-Muppet Babies
46-Rescue Rangers
61-Police Academy
69-Divorce Court
4:00
2 13-Oprah Winfrey
3-Night Court
5-Inside Edition
8 18-Mister Rogers
9-Phil Donahue
11-Cosby Show
12-Family Feud
14-Ozzie and Harriet
24 46-Tale Spin
30-Reading Rainbow
34-Movie: Dr. Christian Meets the Women (40)
36 61-Beetlejuice
41-Hard Copy
69-Hardcastle and McCormick
4:30
3-Candid Camera
5-A Current Affair
8 18-Sesame Street
11-Golden Girls
14-Andy Griffith
24-Tiny Toons
30-Mister Rogers
36-Merrie Melodies
46-Darkwing Duck
61-Tale Spin
4:35
17-Brady Bunch
5:00
2 5 11 12 41-News
3 13-Cosby Show
9-Oprah Winfrey
24-Whats Happening Now!!
30-Sesame Street
46-Tiny Toons
61-Darkwing Duck
69-21 Jump Street
5:05
17-Happy Days
5:30
2-Peoples Court
3 24-News
8 18-Wild, Wild World of Animals
12-Andy Griffith
13-A Current Affair
14-ANC News
34-Dragnet
36-Ninja Turtles
46-Charles in Charge
61-Happy Days
5:35
17-Good Times
6:00
2 3 5 9 11 12 13-News
8 18-MacNeil, Lehrer
14-Talk of the Town
24 46-Gimme a Break
30-Technopolitics
34-Bobby Ross (Georgia Tech football coachs show)
(Tuesday: Gene Stallings-Alabama; Wednesday: Ken Hatfield-Clemson; Thursday: Tim Stowers-

Georgia Southern)
36 61-Head of the Class
69-The A-Team
6:05
6:30
3 41-NBC News
5 12 13-CBS News
24-ABC News
30-Inside Washington
34-Ray Goff (Georgia football coachs show)
(Tuesday: Pat Dye-Auburn; Wednesday: Steve Spurrier-Florida; Thursday: Jimmy Satterfield-???)
36-Growing Pains
46 61-Perfect Strangers
6:35
17-Andy Griffith
7:00
2 9-ABC News
3 5 13-Wheel of Fortune
8 18-Nightly Business Report
11-NBC News
12-A Current Affair

24-Head of the Class
30-MacNeil, Lehrer
34-This Week in Barrow/Clarke County
36-Cheers
41-Golden Girls
61-Newhart
7:05
7:30
2 12 41-Entertainment Tonight
3 5 13-Jeopardy!
8 18-Wild, Wild World of Animals
11-Family Feud
24-Whos the Boss?
61-Cheers
7:35
17-Sanford and Son

8:00
2 9 24-MacGyver
3 11 41-Fresh Prince
5 12 13-Evening Shade
8 18-Fire on the Rim
30-This Old House
34-High School Football: Barrow County @ Norcross (taped 9/13)
36 61-Movie: Bad Attitudes (Made for TV, 91)
46-Movie: Twisted (85)
69-Streets of San Francisco
8:05
17-Movie: Perry Mason: The Case of the Sinister Spirit (Made for TV, 87)
8:30
3 11 41-Blossom
5 12 13-Major Dad
9:00
2 9 24-NFL Football: Kansas City @ Houston
3 11 41-Movie: Living a Lie (Made for TV, 91)
5 12 13-Murphy Brown
8 18 30-Eat Smart
14-Mike Roberts
69-Kate and Allie
9:30
69-Threes Company
10:00
5 12 13-Designing Women
8 18 30-America Becoming
14-Phil Donahue
17-Baseball: Braves @ Giants
36-Hunter
46 61-News
69-Ropers
10:30
61-Cheers
69-Benny Hill
11:00
3 5 11 12 13 41-News
14-Talk at Night
34-Sparky Woods (South Carolina football)
36-M*A*S*H
46-Amen
61-Arsenio Hall
69-Russ Abbot
11:05
41-Love Connection
11:30
5-Candid Camera
8 18-Nova
30-Todays Japan
34-Wrestling
36-Night Court
69-Sweating Bullets (from CBS)
11:35
3 11 41-Tonight Show
13-Arsenio Hall
12:00
2 9 24-News
5-Arsenio Hall
12 36-Love Connection
30-MacNeil, Lehrer
12:30
2 9-Nightline
12-E.D.J.
24-Jeffersons
36-Ron Reagan
46-Twlight Zone
69-Personals
12:35
13-Candid Camera
12:45
17-National Geographic Explorer
1:00
2 12-Hard Copy
5-E.D.J.
9-Into the Night
14-Movie: The Uncanny (Canadian-British, 77)
24-Nightline
46-Success N Life
69-Smith & Jones

1:05
13-Simon and Simon
1:30
2 24-Into the Night
5-News
36-Odd Couple
1:35
3-Bob Costas
11-News
2:00
3-Success N Life
5-Movie: What a Way to Die (70)
9-ANC News (until 5:00)
46-Monsters
69-Movie: Hawaii (66)
2:05
13-News
2:10
11-Batman
2:30
24-News
46-Classic Country
2:40
11-Bob Costas
13-CBS News Night watch (until 5:00)
2:45
3:00
2-Movie: Mr. Moto Takes a Chance (38)
46-Movie: Five Days One Summer (82)
3:10
11-Love Boat
3:45
17-Three Stooges
4:00

4:05
17-All in the Family
4:10
4:30
4:35
17-Hogans Heroes
4:50
69-Movie: The Crime Against Joe (56)
Retro: Ottawa-Hull-Gatineau Sat 9/19/81
from TV Hebdo
Telecable Videotron canal 2, Gatineau
10:00 Emissions pour enfants
Noon Art-Quebec
1:30 Arts decoratif
2:30 Art-Quebec
4:00 Formation PME
5:00 Portugal Present
6:00 Le Stock-car a son meilleur
6:30 Jiu-Jitsu
7:00 TBA
Mid. Community Messages
CBOT 4-CBC Ottawa
9:30 Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom
10:00 NFB Presents
10:30 Sesame Street
11:30 Devonshire: A Country for All Seasons
Noon Echoes of the Badlands
1:00 You Can Do It
1:30 Baseball: Chicago Cubs @ Montreal
4:00 SportsWeekend (Molson 1000 Auto Race)
6:00 News
6:30 Ryan's Fancy
7:00 Happy Days
7:30 Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected
8:00 Reaching Out
9:00 CFL: Edmonton @ Calgary
Mid. Saturday Theatre "Murder by Natural Causes"
1:55 sign-off
CHRO 5-CBC Pembroke
8:00 Space Angels
8:30 Funny Company
9:00 All in a Tube
9:30 Circle Square
10:00 Canadian Films
Noon Echo of the Badlands
1:00 You Can Do It
4:00 SportsWeekend
6:00 News
6:30 Dialogue
7:00 Labour Forum
7:30 Business Week
8:00 Reaching Out
Mid. Al Oeming: Man of the North
12:30 Movie: TBA
2:30 sign-off
CKGN 6-Global
6:00 Seneca Telecollege
7:00 Canadian Cavalcade
8:00 Christian Life Assembly

8:30 Worldwide Church of God
9:00 Sounds of Asia
11:30 George Dalgleish
Noon Championship Wrestling
1:00 New Schmoo
1:30 Secret Railroad
2:00 Scooby & Scrappy-Doo
2:30 Buford Files
3:00 Little Rascals
3:30 Hercules
4:00 Godzilla
4:30 Battle of the Planets
5:00 Bugs Bunny
6:00 Saturday Report
6:30 Everybody's Business
7:00 Movie "The Colorado Cattle Caper"
8:30 Struggle Beneath the Sea
9:00 Love Boat
10:00 Fantasy Island
11:00 Lottario
11:05 Bobby Vinton
11:35 Movie "Cutter's Trail"
1:30 Movie "Night of Terror"
3:00 sign-off
6:25 A Better Way
6:55 News for Little People
7:00 Mr. Moon's Magic Show
7:30 Flintstone Comedy Show
8:30 Smurfs
9:30 Kid Super Power Hour with Shazam (includes Hero High and Shazam)
10:30 Space Stars (Space Ghost/Herculoids/Teen Force/Astro & the Space Mutts)
11:30 Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends
Noon Today's Black Woman
12:30 NFL Review & Preview
1:30 This Week in Baseball
2:00 Baseball: Pittsburgh-Philadelphia or NY Yankees-Boston
5:00 Super Memories of the Super Bowl
6:00 Omni
7:00 Lawrence Welk
8:00 Barbara Mandrell & the Mandrell Sisters
9:00 Marie
10:00 Anson 'n' Lorrie
11:00 News 8
11:30 Things We Did Last Summer (SNL special)
1:00 Insomniac Theatre "Gumshoe"
2:50 sign-off
CBOFT 9-SRC
9:00 Casper
9:30 Candy
10:00 Les heros du samedi (Youth sports)
11:00 Les enfants du 47A
11:30 Bof et compagnie
Noon Les grandes batailles du passe
1:00 Defi
4:00 Bagatelle
5:00 La course autour du monde
6:00 Le Telejournal
6:05 Noir sur blanc
7:00 Le monde merveilleux de Disney
8:00 Les evades de l'Iran
10:00 Michel Pellus
10:50 Le Telejournal Regional
11:05 Cinema "Doubles masques et agents doubles"
12:50 Cine-Nuit "Monsieur Majestyk"
2:35 Fin des emissions (sign-off)
WHEC 10-CBS Rochester

6:30 Porky Pig & Friends
7:00 Lone Ranger
7:30 Brady Kids
8:00 Kwicky Koala
8:30 Trollkins
10:30 Popeye & Olive Comedy Show
11:00 Blackstar
11:30 Tarzan-Lone Ranger-Zorro Adventure Hour
12:30 Kidsworld
1:00 New Fat Albert
1:30 30 Minutes
2:00 Battlestar Galactica (original pilot)
4:30 CBS Sports Saturday (Marlboro Cup horse racing)
6:00 News (CBS or local?)
6:30 In Search of...
7:00 Star Trek
8:00 Enos
9:00 CBS Saturday Movie "The Shootist"
11:00 Newswatch 10
11:30 Blue Jean Network
1:00 sign-off
9:00 Circle Square

9:30 Snelgrove Snail
10:00 Harrigan
10:30 Nuggets
11:00 Magic Palace
11:30 Queen's Football
Noon 100 Huntley Street
4:00 SportsWeekend
6:00 Life
6:30 Community Journal
7:00 Hee Haw
8:00 Reaching Out
Mid. Late Report
12:25 Movie "Too Far to Go"
2:25 sign-off
Ottawa & Skyline Cable 12
These stations normally ran joint programming, but as evidenced from the Monday sked I
posted, also ran separate programming at times
2:00 Vividh Bharati
3:00 Lebanese Radio
4:00 Turkish Radio
5:00 Arabic Radio
6:00 Hellenic Radio

7:00 Awaz-e-Pakistan
8:00 (Ottawa)Community Messages
8:00 (Skyline)TBA
11:00 (Skyline)Community Messages
CJOH 13-CTV
6:00 University of the Air (x2)
7:00 Tree House Club
7:30 Rocket Robin Hood
8:00 Popeye
9:00 Let's Go
9:30 Untamed World
10:00 Spider-Man
10:30 Flintstones
11:00 Get Smart
11:30 Starlost
12:30 Willy & Floyd
1:00 Player's International Tennis: Borg v Lendl
2:00 Saturday Movie "The Hancocks"
3:30 Sports '81
4:00 CTV Wide World of Sports (Synchro Swimming/CTV Celebrity Games (personalities from
CTV stations and athletes compete)/Gillette Fitness Challenge)
6:00 Newsline
6:30 Regional Contact
7:00 Benson
7:30 Circus
8:00 CFL: Toronto @ BC
11:23 Sportsline
11:30 Peter Appleyard Presents
Mid. Midnight at the Movies "Pocket Money"
3:00 sign-off
WOKR 13-ABC Rochester
7:30 Breath of Life
8:00 Superfriends
8:30 Heathcliff & Marmaduke
9:00 Fonz & the Happy Gang
9:30 Scooby-Doo Classics
10:00 Richie Rich/Scooby & Scrappy-Doo Hour
11:00 Goldie Gold & Action Jack
11:30 Thundarr the Barbarian
Noon ABC Weekend Special "The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County"
1:30 NCAA Football: TBA
5:00 ABC Wide World of Sports (US Gymnastics Trials)
7:00 Young People's Special "Suzy's War"
7:30 Baxters
8:00 240-Robert
9:00 Love Boat
11:45 The Movies "The Leopard"
3:05 sign-off
WNPI 18-PBS Norwood
7:30 Nutrition
9:00 Stitch Along
9:30 World of the American Craftsman
10:00 Old Houseworks
11:00 Food Preserving
Noon Here's to Your Health
1:00 Antiques
1:30 Energy Savers
2:00 The Movies "Lost Flight"
4:00 Nova
5:00 Firing Line
6:00 Soccer Made in Germany
7:00 Inside Albany
8:00 Kennedy Center Tonight

10:00 Voyage of Charles Darwin
11:00 NCAA Football: Illinois @ Syracuse
1:00 sign-off
CICO 24-TV Ontario
8:30 Polka Dot Door
9:00 Guess What?
9:10 Tell me a Story
9:20 Get It Together
9:30 Just Do It Yourself
10:00 Sports
10:30 Down to Earth
11:00 Superstar Volleyball
11:30 Championship Bridge
Noon Pins & Needles
12:30 TBA
1:30 Understanding Human Behavior
2:00 Understanding the Earth
3:00 Moral Question
4:30 Sesame Street
5:30 Dr. Snuggles
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Don't Ask Me
7:00 Struggle Beneath the Sea

7:30 Doctor Who
8:00 Saturday Movie "The Fury at Furnace Creek"
9:30 Conversations
10:00 Movie "The Outcasts of Poker Flat"
11:30 Rough Cuts
Mid. sign-off
CIVO 30-Radio Quebec
6pm Silence, on rit!
6:30 Les fables de La Fontaine
7:00 Planete
7:30 Justice pour tous
8:00 L'empire Nazi
9:00 Journal de voyage
10:00 Robert Garry
10:30 Fin des emissions
CHOT 40-TVA
10:00 Capitaine Flam
10:30 Scooby-Doo
11:00 Patrouille au cosmos
Noon Samedi midi
2:00 Baseball: Pittsburgh-Philadelphia or NY Yankees-Boston
5:00 Le Week-end
5:30 Convergences
6:00 Amour sans frontiere
6:30 Jeunessexpress
7:30 Les Grands Spectacles "Un sherif a New York"
9:30 Hull en nous
10:00 Sur la sellette
10:29 La Quotidienne (loto)
10:30 Nouvelles TVA
11:00 Cine Week-End "Un genie, deux associes, une cloche"
12:30 Cine Week-End "Les creatures de l'ombre"
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...interesting to note that CJOH wasn't airing what was then its own biggest export to the United
States, "You Can't Do That on Television" (at the time generating a solid cult following on
Nickelodeon)...but it was rerunning the Harlan Ellison-created "Starlost," neither as brilliant as
Ellison planned but not nearly as bad as he made it out to be, either...______________
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> ...interesting to note that CJOH wasn't airing what was then
> its own biggest export to the United States, "You Can't Do
> That on Television"...
Which was probably still on Summer hiatus at the time.
>(at the time generating a solid cult
> following on Nickelodeon)...
Not quite yet -- it wasn't until 1982 when Nick picked up the series.
09-13-2005, 08:59 AM #4
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> > ...interesting to note that CJOH wasn't airing what was
> then
> > its own biggest export to the United States, "You Can't Do
>
> > That on Television"...
>
> Which was probably still on Summer hiatus at the time.
>
>
> >(at the time generating a solid cult
> > following on Nickelodeon)...
>
> Not quite yet -- it wasn't until 1982 when Nick picked up
> the series.
...sorry, Nickelodeon was definitely running the show by this time in 1981. Check out
http://ycdtotv.com for more details...______________
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> > > ...interesting to note that CJOH wasn't airing what was
> > then
> > > its own biggest export to the United States, "You Can't
> Do
>>
> > > That on Television"...
>>
> > Which was probably still on Summer hiatus at the time.
CJOH has had an even bigger US export? What, if I may ask? YCDTOTV basically put Nick on the
map and it's hard to get much bigger than that. It's an utter shame that it'll probably never be on
DVD, because every child of the 80s (like myself) would buy the whole set.
YCDTOTV.com rocks, especially the full episodes.
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> > > > ...interesting to note that CJOH wasn't airing what
> was
> > > then
> > > > its own biggest export to the United States, "You
> Can't
> > Do
>>>
> > > > That on Television"...
>>>
> > > Which was probably still on Summer hiatus at the time.
>
> CJOH has had an even bigger US export? What, if I may ask?
..."The Galloping Gourmet" (I don't know how much ownership in the show CJOH may have had,
but it was taped there and endlessly rerun in syndication in the States after Graham & Treena
Kerr ended the first-run)...
> YCDTOTV basically put Nick on the map and it's hard to get
> much bigger than that. It's an utter shame that it'll
> probably never be on DVD, because every child of the 80s
> (like myself) would buy the whole set.
>
> YCDTOTV.com rocks, especially the full episodes.
...much like "TISWAS" in the U.K. -- every kid at the time watched it, but the licensing costs
would make the DVD next to impossible...______________

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> > CJOH has had an even bigger US export? What, if I may
> ask?
>
> ..."The Galloping Gourmet" (I don't know how much ownership
> in the show CJOH may have had, but it was taped there and
> endlessly rerun in syndication in the States after Graham &
> Treena Kerr ended the first-run)...
>
The CBC was also involved, as they are mentioned in the end credits along with the Fremantle
copyright. In addition, the CBC also put out a couple of cookbooks based on the show.
Never mind that CJOH was a CTV affiliate -- apparently, there wasn't enough space or staff at
CBOT at the time.
> > YCDTOTV.com rocks, especially the full episodes.
>
> ...much like "TISWAS" in the U.K. -- every kid at the time
> watched it, but the licensing costs would make the DVD next
> to impossible...
>
Not to mention royalties to every kid that appeared on the show.
Of course, they did manage to put out a video -- "The Worst of YCDTOTV" -- in the late-1980s.
In other words -- "never say never".
Retro: Philadelphia/Wilmington Sun 7/6/58
from TV Guide
Network listings only channels listed with originating Philly station:
Lebanon: 15 WLBR
Harrisburg: 27 WTPA, 55 WHP
York: 43 WSBA, 49 WNOW
(c)color program
WRCV 3-NBC
7:25 Thought for Today
7:30 Farm, Home & Garden
8:00 Come Little Children (c)
8:30 See the World (c)

9:00 Frontiers of Faith
9:30 This is the Life
10:00 Cartoons
11:00 Mr. Wizard
11:30 Bertie the Bunyip (c)
12:30 Buckskin Billy Playhouse "Night Riders of Montana"
1:50 Universal Pressbox
2:00 Baseball: Philadelphia @ Cincinnati (1st game of doubleheader)
4:30 Movie: TBA
5:30 Comment
6:00 Meet the Press
6:30 Outlook
7:00 Noah's Ark (c)
7:30 No Warning!
8:00 Steve Allen (c/in b&w on 49)
9:00 Chevy Show (c)
10:00 Decision
10:30 Movie 3 "Hotel Sahara"
11:00 News
11:10 Movie 3 cont'd
12:30 Douglas Fairbanks
1:00 Thought for Tomorrow
WFIL 6-ABC
8:30 TV Garden Club

9:00 Adventures in Israel
9:45 Christophers
10:45 Pastors
11:00 Sunday Funnies (Sawdust Sam reads Inquirer comics and hosts cartoons)
1:00 Halls of Ivy
1:30 World's Best Movies "The Kissing Bandit"
3:30 Sunday Festival (c)
5:00 Baseball Corner (I think this may be a replay of previous week)
5:30 Lone Ranger (also on 27)
6:00 TV Readers Digest
6:30 Silent Service
7:00 You Asked for It
7:30 Maverick (also on 27/43)
8:30 Anybody Can Play (also on 43)
9:00 Baseball Corner (also on 15/27/43)
9:30 Open Hearing (also on 27)
10:00 Mike Wallace (also on 27/43)
10:30 News
10:40 Weather
10:45 World's Best Movies "A Tale of Two Cities"
WGAL 8-CBS/NBC Lancaster
10:15 Off to Adventure

10:30 Christophers
11:00 Council of Churches
Noon Brave Eagle
12:30 Big Picture
1:00 American Cancer Society
2:00 Baseball: Philadelphia @ Cincinnati (1st game of DH)
4:30 Youth Wants to Know
5:30 December Bride
6:00 Doorway to Life
6:20 News
6:30 Air Power
7:00 Californians
7:30 Bachelor Father
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9:00 Chevy Show (c)
10:00 Decision
11:00 News
11:15 Starlight Theater "Docks of New York"
12:45 News/Sports
WCAU 10-CBS
8:05 News
8:10 Hall of Fame
8:30 Look Up & Live
9:00 Sunday School
10:00 Action Playhouse "West of the Badlands"
11:30 Children's Hour
12:30 Command Theater "Pennies from Heaven/Adventure in Manhattan"
3:00 Command Theater "Louise"
3:30 Prospect
4:00 Byline Danger
4:30 Search
5:00 Last Word (also on 55)
5:30 Face the Nation (also on 55)
6:00 Don Ameche
6:30 Air Power (also on 55)
7:00 Lassie (also on 55)
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9:00 GE Theater "Father & Son Night", with Ronald Reagan (also on 55)
9:30 Alfred Hitchcock (also on 55)
10:00 $64,000 Challenge (also on 55)
11:00 News
11:10 Weather
11:15 Frank Brookhouser
11:30 Mystery Theater "The Woman in the Window"
WVUE 12-Ind
11:25 News
11:30 Oral Roberts
Noon Cartoon Comics
1:00 Ramar of the Jungle
1:30 Hopalong Cassidy Playhouse "Border Vigilantes"
2:30 Hawkeye
3:00 Frontier Playhouse "The Arizona Ranger"
4:00 Brave Eagle
4:30 Foreign Legionnaire
5:00 Laurel & Hardy
6:30 Mama
7:00 Bishop Sheen
7:30 Movie of the Week "Leave Her to Heaven"
9:00 Movie of the Week (replay of 7:30)
11:00 CBS News
Here are the addresses/phone numbers of the Philly/Wilmington stations at that time:
WRCV 3
NBC Building, 1619 Walnut St, Philadelphia; LOcust 4-3700

WFIL 6
46th & Market St's, Philadelphia; EVergreen 2-4700
WGAL 8
Lincoln Hwy W, Lancaster; EXpress 3-5851
WCAU 10
City Line & Monument Ave's, Philadelphia; GReenwood 7-8300
WVUE 12
Box 867, Wilmington, Del.
Philly office: Sub. Station Building, Philadelphia; LOcust 8-4400
09-14-2005, 03:22 PM #2
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Re: Retro: Philadelphia/Wilmington Sun 7/6/58
Bluenoser provided us with addresses and phone numbers of the Philadelphia-area TV stations,
as published in the July 5th-11th, 1958 TV Guide:
> WRCV 3
> NBC Building, 1619 Walnut St, Philadelphia; LOcust 4-3700
Actually built in the late 1930's for Group W/Westinghouse's KYW-1060. NBC acquired the
building with the controversial (and later reversed) swap with Group W for Channel 3 and 1100
AM in Cleveland.
Click here for a vintage (circa late 1940's) picture of 1619 Walnut Street. Note that most of the
ground floor appears to be taken-up by a Westinghouse appliance showroom, with a small
entryway into the KYW studios!
I'm not 100% sure, but I thought that Channel 3's original owners, Philco (as WPTZ) leased space
at 1619 Walnut for the TV studios around 1948 or so.
After the FCC ordered the swap reversed in 1965, KYW returned to 1619 Walnut for a short time,
but I think they had moved to the new Independence Mall facility by 1968 or so. I had heard the
reason KYW moved was that the largest studio at 1619 Walnut, while adequate for local TV
shows, was far too small for the nationally-syndicated "Mike Douglas Show", which moved to
Philly with the Group W/NBC swap.
> WFIL 6
> 46th & Market St's, Philadelphia; EVergreen 2-4700
Perhaps the most famous address of a local TV station (other than a network O&O) in
broadcasting history. It was the original home of "American Bandstand". I have heard that the
building is now a warehouse!
> WCAU 10
> City Line & Monument Ave's, Philadelphia; GReenwood 7-8300
Although now an NBC O&O, I believe WCAU is still at City Line and Monument.
> WVUE 12
> Box 867, Wilmington, Del.
> Philly office: Sub. Station Building, Philadelphia; LOcust

> 8-4400
Although licensed to Wilmington, I believe that when Channel 12 was reactivated as

noncommercial WHYY, the station's main studios in fact were in Philly.
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Re: Retro: Philadelphia/Wilmington Sun 7/6/58
WHYY still has its main studio in Philly with a much smaller studio in Wilmington at 8th and
Orange Sts (originally was at 5th & Scott Sts which was an old schoolhouse) which is used for the
Delaware Tonight newscast.
> > WVUE 12
> > Box 867, Wilmington, Del.
> > Philly office: Sub. Station Building, Philadelphia; LOcust
>
> > 8-4400
>
> Although licensed to Wilmington, I believe that when Channel
> 12 was reactivated as noncommercial WHYY, the station's main
> studios in fact were in Philly.
>
Retro: Philadelphia/Wilmington Sat, July 5, 1958
from TV Guide
* A weekday sked from the period can be found at
(c)color program
WRCV 3-NBC
7:25 Thought for Today
7:30 Farm
8:00 Cartoons
9:00 Big Rascals
10:00 Howdy Doody
10:30 Ruff & Reddy
11:00 Fury
11:30 Blondie
Noon True Story
1:00 Hollywood Playhouse "It's a Joke, Son!/Nurse Edith Cavell"
4:00 Philadelphia Wrestling
5:00 Stagecoach Theater "Night Riders of Montana/James Brothers of Missouri"
6:25 News
6:30 I Search for Adventure
7:00 Jack London

7:30 People are Funny
8:00 Bob Crosby (c)
9:00 Club Oasis
9:30 Turning Point
10:00 Amateur Hour (Ted Mack)
10:30 Joseph Cotton
11:00 Movie 3 "Geraldine"
1:00 Nightcap Theater "The Diary of a Chambermaid"
2:00 Thought for Tomorrow
WFIL 6-ABC
7:25 All Star Theater
7:55 Christian Answer
8:00 Secret Answer
8:30 Breakfast Time
10:00 Chief Halftown's Pow-Wow
Noon Favorite Film Playhouse "Maytime"
2:20 Universal Pressbox
2:30 Baseball: Philadelphia @ Cincinnati [Redlegs] (Comm: Byrum Saam)
5:00 Grandstand Manager
5:10 Cartoons
5:45 News
5:55 Weather
6:00 Popeye Theater (c)
7:25 Delaware Park Horse Race

7:30 Dick Clark
8:00 Triangle Theater
9:00 Lawrence Welk
10:00 Mystery is My Business
10:30 News
10:40 Weather
10:45 World's Best Movies "Flaxy Martin/Shadow of Doubt"
1:40 Delaware Park Horse Race
WGAL 8-CBS/NBC Lancaster
7:55 News/Weather
8:00 Covered Wagon Theater "Corpus Christi Bandits"
9:00 Percy Platypus
9:30 Mighty Mouse
10:00 Howdy Doody
10:30 Ruff & Reddy
11:00 Fury
11:30 Blondie
Noon Jimmy Dean
1:00 Lone Ranger
1:30 Lancaster Re-Assessment Program
2:00 Country Style, USA
2:15 News
2:20 Baseball Preview
2:30 Baseball: Philadelphia @ Cincinnati

5:00 Big Picture
5:30 Call of the Outdoors (c)
6:00 I've Got a Secret
6:30 Sports
6:40 Weather
6:45 News
7:00 Sea Hunt
8:00 Bob Crosby (c)
9:00 Club Oasis
9:30 Turning Point
10:00 Amateur Hour
10:30 Joseph Cotten
11:00 News
11:10 News (network?)
11:20 Sports
11:25 Weather
11:30 Saturday Night Playhouse "The Lost Moment"
1:00 News
WCAU 10-CBS
8:00 Gene Autry Theater "Western Jamboree"
9:30 Carny the Clown
10:00 Heckle & Jeckle

10:30 Mighty Mouse
Noon T-K Ranch
12:30 Jimmy Dean
1:00 Lone Ranger
1:30 Saturday Playhouse
2:30 Block Party (Hy Lit)
4:00 Cross Current
4:30 Horse Racing: Mother Goose Stakes
5:00 Jungle Jim
5:30 Annie Oakley
6:00 Sky King
6:30 Official Detective
7:00 Highway Patrol
7:30 Perry Mason
8:30 Top Dollar
9:00 Oh! Susanna
10:00 Gunsmoke
10:30 San Francisco Beat
11:00 News
11:10 Sports
11:15 Weather
11:20 Shock Theater "The Mad Doctor of Market Street"
1:00 Late Show "The Magnificent Dope"

WVUE 12-Ind
1:30 This is Delaware
2:00 Camera USA
2:30 Catholic TV Guild
3:00 US Department of Agriculture
3:30 Pastor's Study
4:00 Hopalong Cassidy Playhouse "Outlaws of the Desert"
5:00 Black Patch the Pirate
6:00 Tiny Fairbanks
7:00 Bingo at Home
9:00 All Star Movie "The Sleeping Tiger"
10:30 Joe Pyne
Mid. Late Movie "Apology for Murder"
TV Guide also listed network programs for some other stations in the Lancaster/Susquehanna
Valley area:
WLBR-15 Lebanon carried Dick Clark
WTPA-27 Harrisburg carried Dick Clark and Lawrence Welk
WSBA-43 York carried Dick Clark and Lawrence Welk
WNOW-49 York did not air network programs that day
WHP-55 Harrisburg carried Heckle & Jeckle, Mighty Mouse, Captain Kangaroo, Jimmy Dean
(same time as WGAL), Mother Goose Stakes Horse Race, Perry Mason, Top Dollar, Oh! Susanna
and GunsmokeEdited by Bluenoser on 09/14/05 05:49
PM.
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Re: Retro: Philadelphia/Wilmington Sat, July 5, 1958
Bluenoser takes us back to the City Of Brotherly Love on July 5th, 1958. Bluenoser indicated (c)
for programs broadcast in color.
> WRCV 3-NBC
> 10:00 Howdy Doody
> 10:30 Ruff & Reddy
Although not listed as being in color, I thought "Howdy Doody" was in color from September,
1955 (it's last season as a five-days-a-week show) until the end in September of 1960, and that
"Ruff And Reddy" was also in color.
On the other hand, "Howdy Doody" may have been a repeat, and while originally broadcast live
and in color, the repeat may have been a black-and-white kinescope or videotape.
> 8:00 Bob Crosby (c)
Bing's brother, and a Summer replacement for Perry Como.
> WFIL 6-ABC
Now known as WPVI.
> 2:30 Baseball: Philadelphia @ Cincinnati [Redlegs] (Comm:

> Byrum Saam)
Wasn't WFIL/WPVI the home of Phillies' telecasts from the late 1940's until the mid 1970's??
> 6:00 Popeye Theater (c)
Although Ed Reitan's website noted that WFIL had a color camera (that was even used for
"American Bandstand", although once the show went network, it was seen in color only in
Philly), I wonder if these cartoons had a live in-studio host(ess). If they did, were the studio
segments in color (I suspect the cartoons were in color)??
> 7:25 Delaware Park Horse Race
Given the five-minute slot, it was probably a film of the day's feature race.
> WGAL 8-CBS/NBC Lancaster
> 11:00 News
> 11:10 News (network?)
According to Brooks and Marsh, there were no evening or nighttime newscasts on any network
during the Summer of 1958. Perhaps WGAL had a ten-minute locally-produced program of world
and national news, preceded or followed by a ten-minute program of local news. I believe WPIX-
11 in New York did the same thing in the late 1950's and the first half of the 1960's, but in the
early evening.
> WCAU 10-CBS

Did CBS take the station over by this time?? I know it was sometime in 1958.
> 10:00 Heckle & Jeckle
> 10:30 Mighty Mouse
Both of these shows consisted of cartoons from the Terrytoons library, which CBS purchased
(along with the Terrytoons animation studio) three years earlier. While the older "Heckle &
Jeckle" and "Mighty Mouse" cartoons were being shown on CBS' Saturday-morning schedule
(Terrytoons would produce a handful of new episodes of both series around 1959-61), the studio
during 1957 and 1958 was producing "Tom Terrific" for CBS' "Captain Kangaroo" show.
I don't know if CBS was feeding programs to the Eastern and Central time zones at 11 A.M. EDT
during the Summer of 1958. If they didn't, this show may have been fed at 11 A.M. EDT for the
Mountain and Pacific time zones. CBS had started to use videotape for delayed-broadcast
purposes by this time, so it's possible that it may have been the taped West Coiast feed, which
WCAU picked-up, of a show done live earlier in the morning.
Of course, WCAU may have also gotten a tape machine by this time (many local stations got their
first videotape machines during 1958) and taped the live broadcast earlier that morning for an
11 A.M. playback.
> 2:30 Block Party (Hy Lit)
I'm surprised Hy Lit was in Philly TV and radio this early. I thought he didn't arrive on Philly's
airwaves until around 1960 or so and that his peak years of popularity were between 1964 and
68.
Nevertheless, Hy Lit is one of perhaps only two radio DJ's in Philly history (the other being Dick
Clark) to become a nationally-known "name", thanks to his syndciated TV shows in the mid-to-
late 1960's.
> 4:00 Cross Current
Actually the rerun title for the final season of "Foreign Intrigue" (those episodes starring Gerald
Mohr, originally produced and broadcast during the 1954/55 season). Reruns of earlier seasons
were syndicated under the titles of "Dateline Europe" (1951-53, with Jerome Thor) and
"Overseas Assignment" (1953/54, with James Daly).
> 4:30 Horse Racing: Mother Goose Stakes
I remember that for much of the 1960's, there was a syndicated (by Sports Networks
International, later by Hughes Sports Network) series of weekly horse races (except during the
Triple Crown weeks in May and June) titled "Race Of The Week". I also recall that during the mid
1960's, Schaefer Beer was the sponsor.
Could this have been a telecast (maybe one of the earliest??) of "Race Of The Week"??
> 11:20 Shock Theater "The Mad Doctor of Market Street"
Wouldn't Zachrele (sp?) have been the in-studio host? I thought his horror-movie hosting career
began in Philadelphia during the late 1950's.
> WVUE 12-Ind
Maybe the biggest mistake Storer Communications ever made was turning-in the WVUE-12
license. During the 1960's and 1970's, a VHF independent was a license to print money! If Storer
didn't know what to do with WVUE, they could have sold WVUE off to Metropolitan
Broadcasting (soon to become Metromedia), whose WNEW-5 New York and WTTG-5
Washington were very strong indies for a lot of years.
> 10:30 Joe Pyne
Some years later, he would host a nationally-syndicated----and very controversial----

talk/interview show. But I remember him for being the host of the short-lived 1966 NBC game
show "Showdown!" (I was a child then), on which Pyne told contestants who gave wrong
answers "Down!", followed by the sound of one note from a kettle drum and contestants falling
out of sight behind their podiums.
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> Bluenoser takes us back to the City Of Brotherly Love on
> July 5th, 1958. Bluenoser indicated (c) for programs
> broadcast in color.
>
> > WRCV 3-NBC
>
> > 10:30 Ruff & Reddy
>
> Although not listed as being in color, I thought "Howdy

> Doody" was in color from September, 1955 (it's last season
> as a five-days-a-week show) until the end in September of
> 1960, and that "Ruff And Reddy" was also in color.
>
> On the other hand, "Howdy Doody" may have been a repeat, and
> while originally broadcast live and in color, the repeat may
> have been a black-and-white kinescope or videotape.
But "Ruff & Reddy," on film, should have been in color.
>
>>
>
>
> >WCAU 10-CBS
>
>
>
>
> I don't know if CBS was feeding programs to the Eastern and
> Central time zones at 11 A.M. EDT during the Summer of 1958.
> If they didn't, this show may have been fed at 11 A.M. EDT
> for the Mountain and Pacific time zones. CBS had started to
> use videotape for delayed-broadcast purposes by this time,
> so it's possible that it may have been the taped West Coiast
> feed, which WCAU picked-up, of a show done live earlier in
> the morning.
>
> Of course, WCAU may have also gotten a tape machine by this
> time (many local stations got their first videotape machines
> during 1958) and taped the live broadcast earlier that
> morning for an 11 A.M. playback.
Castleman and Podrazik show "Captain Kangaroo" at 11 AM (ET)
in the summer of 1958. In the fall it moved back to 9:30.
>
>>
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> > WFIL 6-ABC
> > 6:00 Popeye Theater (c)
> ...I wonder if these cartoons had a live
> in-studio host(ess).
Philly kidvid TV icon Sally Starr, no doubt.
She hosted the Popeye cartoons on weeknights.

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> > 7:25 Delaware Park Horse Race
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> Given the five-minute slot, it was probably a film of the
> day's feature race.
According to TVG, that's exactly what it was.
Los Angeles TV- Fall 1982- Network Affiliates Only
LOS ANGELES TV
FALL 1982
source- from the NY Times- (because the Los Angeles network affiliates are owned by the same
companies that owns the new york TV affiliates like KNXT/WCBS, WNBC/KNBC and WABC/KABC)
2 KNXT TV (CBS) CBS
6 AM JUNTOS
6:30 CBS EARLY MORNING NEWS
9 AM THE NEW $25,000 PYRAMID
9:30 CHILD'S PLAY (short-lived game show hosted by Bill Cullen)
10 AM PRICE IS RIGHT
11 AM TATTLETALES
11:30 YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
12:30 AS THE WORLD TURNS
1:30 PM CAPITOL
2 PM GUIDING LIGHT
3 PM BARNABY JONES
4 PM BARNEY MILLER
4:30 CHANNEL 2 NEWS
5 PM CHANNEL 2 NEWS
6 PM CHANNEL 2 NEWS
7 PM CBS EVENING NEWS
7:30 2 ON THE TOWN
8 PM MAGNUM P.I.
9 PM SIMON AND SIMON
10 PM- KNOTS LANDING
11 PM CHANNEL 2 NEWS
11:30 QUINCY
12:40 MCCLOUD (R)
2am- CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH
KNBC 4 (NBC) NBC
Mon-Fri
6 AM Health Field
6:30 Knowledge
7 AM Today - Tom Brokaw
9 AM DIFF'RENT STROKES
9:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE
10 AM TEXAS
11 AM DOCTORS
11:30- Search for Tomorrow
1 PM Another World
2 PM Fantasy
3 PM PHIL DONAHUE (Moved here from 5 KTLA)
4 PM MARY TYLER MOORE
4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT?
5 PM NewsCenter 4
6 PM NewsCenter 4
7 PM NBC Nightly News -
7:30 Family Feud
8 PM Fame
9 PM Cheers
9:30 Taxi
10 PM- Hill Street Blues
11 PM Newscenter 4
11:30 Tonight Show with Johnny Carson
2 AM BOB NEWHART
2:30 MARY TYLER MOORE
3 AM COMEDY SHOP
3:30 NEWSCENTER 4
4 AM SIGN OFF
7 KABC TV (ABC) ABC
6 AM HEALTH ISSUES
6:30 DAYBREAK LA
9 AM A.M. Los Angeles
10 AM LOVE BOAT
11 AM Family Feud
11:30 Ryan's Hope
3 PM The Edge Of Night
3:30 People's Court

4 PM EYEWITNESS NEWS?
7 PM ABC NEWS
7:30 So You Think You Got Troubles
8 PM JOANIE LOVES CHACHI
8:30 STAR OF THE FAMILY
9:30 IT TAKES TWO
10 PM 20/20
11:30 NIGHTLINE
12 MID THE LAST WORD
1 AM- MOVIE: "QB VII" (1974) (Part 3 of 4)
2:35AM EYEWITNESS NEWS
3:05AM SIGN OFF Edited by highwayman128 on 07/11/05

04:50 AM.
07-11-2005, 01:27 AM #2
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Re: Los Angeles TV- Fall 1982- Network Affiliates Only
> LOS ANGELES TV
> FALL 1982
> Thursday November 4, 1982
>
> source- from the NY Times- (because the Los Angeles network
> affiliates are owned by the same companies that owns the new
> york TV affiliates like KNXT/WCBS, WNBC/KNBC and WABC/KABC)
>
Hate to burst your bubble Highwayman, but while NY/LA Schedules might be similar because of
being O&O, No way you can pass off What amounts to New York TV Schedules as LA, because
Syndication schedules are different in both cities..Stick with real schedules from real locations..
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I just hope MarkD can post the independents from this period soon.
> > LOS ANGELES TV
> > FALL 1982
> > Thursday November 4, 1982
>>
> > source- from the NY Times- (because the Los Angeles
> network
> > affiliates are owned by the same companies that owns the
> new
> > york TV affiliates like KNXT/WCBS, WNBC/KNBC and
> WABC/KABC)
>>
>
> Hate to burst your bubble Highwayman, but while NY/LA
> Schedules might be similar because of being O&O, No way you
> can pass off What amounts to New York TV Schedules as LA,
> because Syndication schedules are different in both
> cities..Stick with real schedules from real locations..
>
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> > Hate to burst your bubble Highwayman, but while NY/LA
> > Schedules might be similar because of being O&O, No way
> you
> > can pass off What amounts to New York TV Schedules as LA,
> > because Syndication schedules are different in both
> > cities..Stick with real schedules from real locations..
>>
>
ACTUALLY THIS IS AN OLD POSTING OF MINE!!!! In fact I have a post of the independents
someplace on this board. In fact I have a few LA scehdules on this board from the late 70's and
80's on older pages.
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> ACTUALLY THIS IS AN OLD POSTING OF MINE!!!! In fact I have a
> post of the independents someplace on this board. In fact I
> have a few LA scehdules on this board from the late 70's and
> 80's on older pages.
The moderator eagerly awaits an explanation from highwayman. And it had better be a good
one.
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> The moderator eagerly awaits an explanation from highwayman.
> And it had better be a good one.
>
Agreed -- in my opinion, giving listings for Los Angeles using the New York Times as source is just
as silly as giving listings for, say, Nashville or Houston, using same said source.
To give listings for a particular city, you need a source from that market itself.
07-11-2005, 01:14 PM #7
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> LOS ANGELES TV
> FALL 1982

> Thursday November 4, 1982
Probable corrections, based on Santa Barbara-Bakersfield edition, TV Guide, September 11-17,

1982 (which listed the Los Angeles network stations).
> 2 KNXT TV (CBS) CBS
> 5 AM CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH
5:30 Juntos
> 6 AM JUNTOS
6:00 L.A. Morning
> 6:30 CBS EARLY MORNING NEWS
> 7 AM CBS MORNING NEWS
> 9 AM THE NEW $25,000 PYRAMID
> 9:30 CHILD'S PLAY (short-lived game show hosted by Bill
> Cullen)
9:30 Alice
(However, I believe I am quoting the week before those two game shows began.)
> 10 AM PRICE IS RIGHT
> 11 AM TATTLETALES
> 11:30 YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
11:00 The Young and the Restless
12:00 Tattletales
> 12:30 AS THE WORLD TURNS
> 1:30 PM CAPITOL
> 2 PM GUIDING LIGHT
> 3 PM BARNABY JONES
3:00 Rockford Files
> 4 PM BARNEY MILLER
> 4:30 CHANNEL 2 NEWS
> 5 PM CHANNEL 2 NEWS
> 7 PM CBS EVENING NEWS
> 7:30 2 ON THE TOWN
> 8 PM MAGNUM P.I.
> 9 PM SIMON AND SIMON
> 10 PM- KNOTS LANDING
> 11:30 QUINCY
> 12:40 MCCLOUD (R)
> 2am- CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH

2:20 News (replay of 11:00pm)
2:50 Movie
(However, Nightwatch did start in October of 1982.)
> KNBC 4 (NBC) NBC
> Mon-Fri
> 6 AM Health Field
> 6:30 Knowledge
6:30 NBC News
> 7 AM Today - Tom Brokaw
Today was anchored by Bryant Gumbel, Jane Pauley, and Chris Wallace in 1982.
> 9 AM DIFF'RENT STROKES
> 9:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE
> 10 AM TEXAS
> 11 AM DOCTORS
> 11:30- Search for Tomorrow
> 1 PM Another World
> 2 PM Fantasy
> 3 PM PHIL DONAHUE (Moved here from 5 KTLA)
> 4 PM MARY TYLER MOORE
> 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT?

4:00 News (FYI, ET was on KTLA)
> 5 PM NewsCenter 4
> 6 PM NewsCenter 4
> 7 PM NBC Nightly News -
> 7:30 Family Feud
> 8 PM Fame
> 9 PM Cheers
> 9:30 Taxi
(I still have Gimme A Break at 9:00 and Teachers Only at 9:30, but I believe this was the week
before Cheers premiered and Taxi moved here from ABC.)
> 10 PM- Hill Street Blues
> 11 PM Newscenter 4
> 11:30 Tonight Show with Johnny Carson
1:30 NBC News Overnight (this is a glaring error as Letterman NEVER had a 90-minute late night
show)
> 2 AM BOB NEWHART
> 2:30 MARY TYLER MOORE
> 3 AM COMEDY SHOP
> 3:30 NEWSCENTER 4
> 4 AM SIGN OFF

More glaring errors. KNBC signed off after NBC News Overnight in Fall 1982.
> 7 KABC TV (ABC) ABC
> 6 AM HEALTH ISSUES
> 6:30 DAYBREAK LA
5:30 Daybreak L.A.
6:00 ABC News
> 9 AM A.M. Los Angeles
> 10 AM LOVE BOAT
> 11 AM Family Feud
> 11:30 Ryan's Hope
> 1 PM One Life To Live
> 2 PM General Hospital
> 3 PM The Edge Of Night
> 4 PM EYEWITNESS NEWS?
The fact that a question mark appears here shows the poster was guessing. Neither I nor the
regulars here are going to tolerate anything but an actual schedule.
> 5 PM EYEWITNESS NEWS

> 7 PM ABC NEWS
> 7:30 So You Think You Got Troubles
> 8 PM JOANIE LOVES CHACHI
> 8:30 STAR OF THE FAMILY
> 9 PM TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT
> 9:30 IT TAKES TWO
> 10 PM 20/20
I can't comment as there was a special "Thursday Night Football" on September 16, 1982.
> 11:30 NIGHTLINE
> 12 MID THE LAST WORD
> 1 AM- MOVIE: "QB VII" (1974) (Part 3 of 4)
> 2:35AM EYEWITNESS NEWS
> 3:05AM SIGN OFF
"The Last Word" premiered between this week and the week the poster claims to have posted
from, but I have a movie followed by the replay of the 11:00 news then sign off.
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> > ACTUALLY THIS IS AN OLD POSTING OF MINE!!!! In fact I have
>a
> > post of the independents someplace on this board. In fact
>I
> > have a few LA scehdules on this board from the late 70's
> and
> > 80's on older pages.
>
> The moderator eagerly awaits an explanation from highwayman.
> And it had better be a good one.
>
I don't have an LA TV guide with me and I wan't to stay in this site, but I don't have any Los
Angeles TV guides or newspapers, so I will post no more LA TV Schedules
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On a seperate note, hadn't KNBC switched it's newscast branding to "News 4LA" by 1982? Or
was it '83?
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Los Angeles TV- Fall 1982- Network Affiliates & Independents
LOS ANGELES TV
LA TIMES
November 1982
2 KNXT TV (CBS) CBS
Saturday
5 AM TEST PATTERN
6 AM KIDSWORLD
6:30 LA KID
7 AM SPEED BUGGY
7:30 PANDAMONIUM
8 AM GILLIGAN'S PLANET
8:30 BUGS BUNNY/ROAD RUNNER
10:30 MEATBALLS & SPAGHETTI
11 AM POPEYE & OLIVE
11:30 FAT ALBERT
12 NOON COLLEGE BASKETBALL
2 PM COLLEGE FOOTBALL
5 PM ROCKFORD FILES
6 PM CHANNEL 2 NEWS
6:30 CBS NEWS
7 PM 2 ON THE TOWN
7:30 DANCE FEVER
8 PM WALT DISNEY
9 PM CBS MOVIE
11:30 LATE MOVIE
1:30 LATE LATE MOVIE
3:30 TEST PATTERN
Sunday
5 AM RELIGION TODAY
5:30 FOR OUR TIMES
6 AM COMMITTMENT
6:30 TAKING ADVANTAGE
8 AM CBS NEWS SUNDAY MORNING
9:30 NFL TODAY
10 AM NFL FOOTBALL
1 PM CBS SPORTS SUNDAY
3 PM ROCKFORD FILES
4 PM ROCKFORD FILES
5 PM NEWSMAKERS
5:30 FACE THE NATION
6 PM CHANNEL 2 NEWS
6:30 CBS NEWS
7 PM 60 MINUTES
8 PM ARCHIE BUNKERS PLACE
8:30 GLORIA
9 AM JEFFERSONS
9:30 ONE DAY AT A TIME
10 PM TRAPPER JOHN MD
11:30 LATE MOVIE
1:30 NEWSMAKERS
MONDAY-FRIDAY
6 AM JUNTOS
6:30 SUNNYSIDE
7 AM MORNING NEWS
9 AM 25,000 DOLLAR PYRAMID
9:30 CHILD'S PLAY
11 AM YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
12 NOON TATTLETALES
1:30 CAPITOL
2 PM GUIDING LIGHT
3 PM BARNABY JONES
4 PM BARNEY MILLER
4:30 CHANNEL 2 NEWS
5 PM CHANNEL 2 NEWS
6 PM CHANNEL 2 NEWS
7 PM CBS EVENING NEWS
7:30 2 ON THE TOWN
MONDAY
8 PM SQUARE PEGS
8:30 PRIVATE BENJAMIN
9 PM M*A*S*H
9:30 NEWHART
10 PM CAGNEY & LACEY
TUESDAY
8 PM BRING EM BACK ALIVE

9 PM CBS MOVIE
WEDNESDAY
8 PM 7 BRIDES FOR 7 BROTHERS
9 PM ALICE
9:30 FILTHY RICH
10 PM TUCKER'S WITCH
THURSDAY
8 PM MAGNUM PI
9 PM SIMON & SIMON
10 PM KNOT'S LANDING
FRIDAY
8 PM DUKES OF HAZARD
9 PM DALLAS
10 PM FALCON CREST
MON-FRIDAY
11:30 CBS LATE NIGHT
2 AM CBS NIGHTWATCH
4 KNBC (NBC) NBC
SATURDAY
6 AM SERENDIPITY
6:30 THAT'S CAT
7 AM FLINTSTONE FUNNIES
7:30 SHIRT TALES

8 AM SMURFS
9:30 GARY COLEMAN
10 AM INCREDIBLE HULK/SPIDERMAN
11 AM JETSONS
11:30 FLASH GORDON
12 NOON AG USA
12:30 JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE
1 PM NBC SPORTSWORLD
3 PM LATIN TIEMPO
3:30 FREE 4 ALL
4 PM HEALTH FIELD
4:30 THIS IS YOUR LIFE
5 PM NEWS 4 LA
6 PM NEWS 4 LA
6:30 NBC NEWS
7 PM FIGHT BACK
7:30 FAMILY FEUD
8 PM DIFF'RENT STROKES
8:30 SILVER SPOONS
9 PM GIMME A BREAK
9:30 LOVE SIDNEY
10 PM DEVLIN CONNECTION
11 PM NEWS 4 LA
11:30 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
1 AM SCTV
2 AM MOVIE
4 AM SIGN OFF
SUNDAY
6 AM WHITNEY & THE ROBOT
6:30 SERENDIPITY
7 AM THAT'S CAT
7:30 REBOP
8 AM THIS IS THE LIFE
8:30 ODYSSEY
9 AM NEWS CONFERENCE 4 LA
9:30 MEET THE PRESS
10 AM MARY TYLER MOORE
11 AM BOB NEWHART
11:30 BOB NEWHART
12 NOON MOVIE
1 PM NFL FOOTBALL
4 PM SUNDAY
5:30 NEWS CONFERENCE 4 LA
6 PM NEWS 4 LA
6:30 NBC NEWS
7 PM VOYAGERS
8 PM CHiPS
9 PM NBC MOVIE
11 PM NEWS
12 MID BOB NEWHART
12:30 LATE MOVIE
2:30 SIGN OFF
MONDAY-FRIDAY
6 AM HEALTH FIELD
6:30 EARLY TODAY
7 AM TODAY
9 AM DIFF'RENT STROKES
10 AM TEXAS (ABOUT TO BE CANCELED)(Sale Of Century & Dream House would be added)
11 AM DOCTORS (ABOUT TO BE CANCELED)(Facts Of Life Reruns I BELIEVE might have been

added)
12:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES
1 PM ANOTHER WORLD
2 PM FANTASY
3 PM PHIL DONAHUE (Moved here from 5 KTLA)
4 PM NEWS 4 LA
5 PM NEWS 4 LA
6 PM NEWS 4 LA
7 PM NBC NIGHTLY NEWS
7:30 FAMILY FEUD
MONDAY
8 PM LITTLE HOUSE ON A PRAIRIE: A NEW BEGINNING
9 PM NBC MOVIE
TUESDAY
8 PM FATHER MURPHY
9 PM GALAVIAN
10 PM ST ELSEWHERE
WEDNESDAY
8 PM REAL PEOPLE
9 PM FACTS OF LIFE
9:30 FAMILY TIES
10 PM QUINCY
THURSDAY
8 PM FAME
9 PM CHEERS
9:30 TAXI
10 PM HILL STREET BLUES
FRIDAY
8 PM MATTHEW STARR
9 PM KNIGHT RYDER
10 PM REMINGTON STEELE
MONDAY-FRIDAY
11 PM NEWS 4 LA
11:30 JOHNNY CASRON
12:30 DAVID LETTERMAN (FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS FRIDAYS)
1:30 BOB NEWHART (EXCEPT FRIDAY)
2:30 BOB NEWHART
3 AM NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT

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SATURDAY
6 AM IT IS WRITTEN
6:30 WORLD TOMORROW
7 AM SUPERFRIENDS
7:30 PACMAN
8 AM RICHIE RICH/LITTLE RASCALS CARTOON
9 AM MORK & MINDY/LAVERNE & SHIRLEY/FONZIE CARTOON HOUR
10 AM SCOOBY/SCRAPPY/PUPPY HOUR
11 AM COLLEGE FOOTBALL
2 PM COLLEGE FOOTBALL
5 PM WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS
7 PM EYE ON LA
7:30 HOLLYWOOD CLOSEUP
8 PM TJ HOOKER
9 PM LOVE BOAT
10 PM FANTASY ISLAND
11:30 GOODNIGHT LA VIDEOS
1 AM MOVIE
3 AM SIGN OFF
SUNDAY
6 AM PERSONAL DIMENSIONS
6:30 WE THE PEOPLE
7 AM FAITH FOR TODAY
7:30 JOY OF GARDENING
8 AM CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP
8:30 AT THE MOVIES
9 AM AM LOS ANGELES
10 AM LA TODAY
10:30 THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY
12 NOON DIRECTIONS
12:30 NEWS CONFERENCE
1 PM MOVIE
3 PM WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS
5 PM THAT'S HOLLYWOOD
5:30 AT THE MOVIES
7 PM RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT
8 PM MATT HOUSTON
9 PM ABC MOVIE
11 PM NEWS
11:30 MOVIE
1:30 SIGN OFF
MONDAY-FRIDAY
5 AM HEALTH ISSUES
5:30 DAYBREAK LA
6 AM ABC MORNING NEWS
9 AM A.M. LOS ANGELES
10 AM LOVE BOAT
11 AM FAMILY FEUD
11:30 RYAN'S HOPE
12:00 ALL MY CHILDREN
3 PM THE EDGE OF NIGHT
3:30 PEOPLE'S COURT
MONDAY
5:30 ABC NEWS
6 PM MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
9 PM THAT'S INCREDIBLE
10 PM THAT'S HOLLYWOOD
10:30 EYE ON LA
TUESDAY-FRIDAY
7 PM ABC NEWS
7:30 EYE ON LA
TUESDAY
8 PM HAPPY DAYS
8:30 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY
9 PM THREE'S COMPANY
9:30 9-5
10 PM HART TO HART
WEDNESDAY
8 PM TALES OF THE GOLD MONKEY
9 PM FALL GUY
10 PM DYNASTY
THURSDAY
8 PM JOANIE LOVES CHACHI
8:30 STAR OF THE FAMILY
9:30 IT TAKES 2
10 PM 20/20
FRIDAY
8 PM GREATEST AMERICAN HERO
9 PM BENSON
9:30 NEW ODD COUPLE
10 PM QUEST
MONDAY-FRIDAY
11:30 NIGHTLINE
12 MID LATE MOVIE
2 AM Sign-off
5 KTLA (Ind.) Golden West
Saturday
6 AM CARRASCOLENDIS
6:30 VILLA ALGRE
7 AM LITTLE RASCALS
8 AM THREE STOOGES
9 AM LEAVE IT TO BEAVER
9:30 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER
10 AM OZZIE & HARRIET
10:30 OZZIE & HARRIET
11 AM AMERICA'S TOP 10
11:30 PORTRAIT OF A LEGEND
12 NOON F TROOP
12:30 F TROOP
1 PM MUNSTERS
1:30 MUNSTERS
2 PM GILLIGAN'S ISLAND
2:30 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND
3 PM MOVIE
5 PM WONDER WOMAN
6 PM STAR TREK
7 PM CHIPS
8 PM MOVIE
10 PM KTLA NEWS
11 PM MOVIE
1 AM MOVIE
3 AM MOVIE
Sunday
5 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
6 AM MUSIC & THE SPOKEN WORD
6:30 WORLD TOMORROW
7 AM LITTLE RASCALS
8 AM POPEYE & FRIENDS
11 AM THREE STOOGES
12 NOON THREE STOOGES
1 PM ADAMS FAMILY
1:30 ADAMS FAMILY
2 PM RIFLEMEN
2:30 RIFLEMEN
3 PM WONDER WOMAN
4 PM CHIPS
5 PM STAR TREK
6 PM MOVIE
8 PM WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS
8:30 IT IS WRITTEN
9 PM JERRY FAWELL
10 PM KENNETH COPELAND
11 PM PACESETTERS
11:30 BEST OF 700 CLUB
1 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
2 AM SIGN OFF
Monday-Friday
5 AM GENE AUTRY
5:30 D JAMES KENNEDY
6 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
6:30 GALLERY
7 AM 700 CLUB
9 AM OZZIE & HARRIET
9:30 RIFLEMEN
10 AM EMERGENCY
11 AM BONANZA
12 NOON BIG VALLEY
1 PM TWILIGHT ZONE
1:30 ALFRED HICHCOCK
2 PM HOUR MAGAZINE
3 PM RICHARD SIMMONS
4 PM COUPLES
5 PM LITTLE HOUSE ON A PRAIRIE
6 PM CHARLIE'S ANGELS
7 PM HAPPY DAYS
8 PM MOVIE
10 PM KTLA NEWS
11 PM TAXI
11:30 BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
12:30 RAT PATROL
1 AM LATE MOVIE
3 AM LATE MOVIE
KTLA 5 seemed to be an adult station staying away from childrens programming. They did have a
few hours of cartoons on Sunday Mornings. They leaned toward westerns, dramas, movies, and
talk shows. They would not enter kids weekday programming business until 1995 when Kids WB
began.
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Saturday
6 AM TEEN TALK
6:30 MEET THE MAYORS
7 AM OFF HAND
7:30 YOUTH & ISSUES
8 AM NEW ZOO REVUE
8:30 DAVEY & GOLIATH
9 AM THAT TEEN SHOW
9:30 TEEN TALK
10 AM PRO WRESTLING
11 AM WILD WILD WEST
12 NOON AFTERNOON MOVIE

2 PM AFTERNOON MOVIE
4 PM HARDY BOYS/NANCY DREW
5 PM THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS
6 PM SWITCH
7 PM PRO WRESTLING
8 PM MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE
10 PM MOVIE NINE
12 MID FRIGHT NIGHT MOVIE
2 AM FRIGHT NIGHT MOVIE
4 AM SIGN OFF
Sunday
6 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
7 AM CALVARY CHAPEL
8 AM LLOYD OGILVE
8:30 SALVATION & LIVING
9 AM DAY OF DISCOVERY
9:30 ORAL ROBERTS
10 AM HERALD OF TRUTH
10:30 ROBERT SCHULLER
11:30 TERRY COLE WHITTIKER
12 NOON QUIET TIME
12:30 WILD WILD WEST
1:30 MOVIE
3 PM MOVIE
5 PM MOVIE
7 PM FRANKLY FEMALE
7:30 MEET THE MAYORS
8 PM IT IS WRITTEN
8:30 DAVID EPLY
8:30 JERRY FAWELL
9:30 KING IS COMING
10 PM EARNEST ANGELY
11 PM ORAL ROBERTS
11:30 MOVIE
1:30 SIGN OFF
Monday-Friday
6 AM YOUTH & ISSUES (Mon)
MEET THE MAYORS (Tues)
FRANKLY FEMALE (Wed)
COMMUNITY FEEDBACK (Thurs)
PRIME OF LIFE (Fri)
6:30 NEW ZOO REVUE
7 AM FROOZLES
7:30 THERE'S A WAY
8 AM PTL CLUB - Jim & Tammy
9 AM JACK LALANE
9:30 MID MORNING LA
11 AM THE SAINT )
12 NOON MOVIE NINE

1:30 NEWS NINE
2 PM IRONSIDE
3 PM KOJAK
4 PM WHAT'S HAPPENING
4:30 WHAT'S HAPPENING
5 PM MAUDE
5:30 BJ/LOBO
6 PM EIGHT IS ENOUGH
7 PM SOAP
7:30 MADAME'S PLACE
8 PM LOU GRANT
9 PM NEWS NINE PRIME TIME
10 PM POLICE WOMAN
11 PM GONG SHOW
11:30 IN SEARCH OF
12 MID MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE
2 AM AVENGERS
3 AM SIGN OFF
Also was not a traditional independent. They also did not run children's programming except for
the Froozles during the week. They leaned toawrd drama shows as well as game shows. They
also ran a couple sitcoms as well. Very similar to WOR TV in New York their sister station. In the
late 80's they were sold to Disney and became KCAL TV and abruptly became a Family station
with loads of cartoons and family sitcoms in 1989. In the 90's they added more talk shows and
news but stayed with alot of cartoons as well. In 1996 they were sold to Young which continued
a news/talk format with alot of cartoons initially. When Disney Kids moved to UPN, KCAL moved
to a more news intensive operation. Today they offer lots of news and talk shows. They are now
owned by CBS but not affiliated with UPN.
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Saturday
6 AM UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR
6:30 SPEAK OUT
7 AM BULLWINKLE
7:30 BUGS BUNNY
8 AM FLIPPER
8:30 FLIPPER
9 AM BIONIC WOMAN
10 AM SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN
11 AM SOUL TRAIN
12 NOON MOVIE
2 PM OUTER LIMITS
3 PM MOVIE
5 PM STARSKY & HUTCH
6 PM INCREDIBLE HULK
7 PM SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN
8 PM MOVIE
10 PM NEWS
11 PM M*A*S*H
11:30 MOVIE
1:30 MOVIE
3:30 MOVIE
Sunday
5 AM OUTER LIMITS
6 AM KENNETH COPELAND
7 AM JERRY FAWELL
8 AM DAY OF DISCOVERY
8:30 FRED PRICE
9:30 WORLD TOMORROW
10 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
11 AM REX HUMBARD
12 NOON OUTER LIMITS
1 PM MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
3 PM MOVIE
4 PM MOVIE
6 PM MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
7 PM MOVIE
9 PM DAVID FROSST
10 PM NEWS
11 PM MOVIE
1 AM SIGN OFF
Monday
6 AM HANNA BARBARA'S WORLD OF SUPER ADVENTURES
6:30 BATTLE OF THE PLANETS
7 AM FLINTSTONES
7:30 SPIDERMAN
8 AM BUGS AND PORKY
8:30 MUPPET SHOW
9 AM SOAP WORLD
9:30 MORNING MOVIE
11:30 NEWS
12:30 OPEN LINE
1 PM I LOVE LUCY
2 PM HERE'S LUCY
2:30 RHODA
3 PM HOGAN'S HEROES
3:30 BRADY BUNCH
4 PM WALTONS
5 PM WKRP IN CINCINNATI
5:30 JEFFERSONS
6 PM M*A*S*H
6:30 ALICE
7:30 M*A*S*H
8 PM PM MAGAZINE
8:30 I LOVE LUCY
9 PM MERV GRIFFIN
10 PM NEWS
11 PM JEFFERSONS
12 MID ODD COUPLE
12:30 HOGAN'S HEROES
1 AM MOVIE
3 AM MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
4 AM SIGN OFF
Was a traditional independent with lots of cartoons and sitcoms. Like most other Metromedia
stations theyw ere sodl to Fox and became a Fox O & O in 1986. As time went on tehy moved to
a news intensive format as well with loads of talk shows. Morning cartoons were gone by 1992
and in 2001 they left kids programming altogether. Today they are a traditional News Intensive
Fox station.
13 KCOP (Ind.)Chris Craft
Saturday
6 AM IN STUDIO
7 AM FIRST PERSON
8 AM SPECIAL PEOPLE
8:30 INFINITY FACTORY
9 AM SUPERMAN
9:30 SUPERMAN
10 AM BATMAN
10:30 BATMAN
11 AM BLONDIE MOVIE
12:30 ABBOTT & COSTELLO MOVIE
2 PM MOVIE
4 PM MOVIE
6 PM SOLID GOLD
7 PM RECORD GUIDE
7:30 RECORD GUIDE
8 PM MOVIE
10 PM SPEAK EASY
10:30 FORUM 13
11 PM BENNY HILL
11:30 ROOKIES
12:30 MOVIE
2 AM MOVIE
4 AM SIGN OFF
Sunday
6 AM ROMPER ROOM
7 AM WOODY WOODPECKER
8 AM BUGS BUNNY & FRIENDS
9 AM TOM & JERRY
10 AM SUPERFRIENDS
10:30 PINK PANTHER
11 AM SCOOBY DOO
11:30 BUGS BUNNY
12 NOON DENNIS THE MENACE
12:30 DENNIS THE MENACE
1 PM BATMAN
1:30 BATMAN
2 PM SUPERMAN
2:30 SUPERMAN
3 PM SOLID GOLD
4 PM MOVIE
6 PM MOVIE
8 PM SAM VORTY
9 PM HEE HAW
10 PM JIMMY SWAGGART
11 PM COMEBACK
11:30 DAVID SUSKIND
1:30 SIGNOFF
Monday-Friday
6 AM ROMPER ROOM
6:30 MIGHTY MOUSE
7:30 BUGS BUNNY & FRIENDS
8 AM SUPERFRIENDS
8:30 POPEYE
9 AM FRED FLINTSTONE & FRIENDS
9:30 GREAT SPACE COASTER
10 AM MOVIE
12 NOON DENNIS THE MENACE
12:30 GOMER PYLE USMC
1 PM GET SMART
1:30 ANDY GRIFFITH
2 PM BEWITCHED
2:30 I DREAM OF JEANNIE
3 PM WOODY WOODPECKER
3:30 MIGHTY MOUSE
4 PM TOM & JERRY
4:30 PINK PANTHER

5 PM SCOOBY DOO
5:30 MORK & MINDY
6 PM HAWAII-FIVE-O
7 PM JOKERS WILD
7:30 TIC TAC DOUGH
8 PM MOVIE
10 PM NEWS
10:30 INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS
11 PM GOOD TIMES
11:30 SANFORD & SON
12 MID ROOKIES
1 AM HONEYMOONERS
1:30 ONE STEP BEYOND
2 AM BARETTA
3 AM SIGN OFF
Still sort of a traditional independent today. They had a similar format to KTTV back then in the
70's with lots of cartoons and vintage sitcoms and movies. They did move to more talk shows in
the 90's an dropped afternoon kids shows only to bring them back in 2000 only to take them off
in 2002. They became a Fox owned UPN station in 2001. Today they run alot of cartoons in
mornings, 80's and 90's sitcoms, talk shows, reality shows, and UPN shows.
56 KDOC (Ind)
NO LISTINGS
52 KBSC (Spanish/ON TV)Oak TV
Spanish Programming till 6 pm ON TV Subscription TV after 6 PM

30 KHOF (Gene Scott) Faith Centre
GENE SCOTT 24 HOURS A DAY
40 KTBN (TBN)TBN
TRINITY BROADCVASTING 24/7
18 KSCI (Ethnic/Brokered)
6 AM BUSINESS NEWS
5 PM ETHNIC SHOWS
22 KWHY (FNN/SELEC TV) Harriscope
FINANCIAL NEWS NETWORK TILL 7 PM SELEC TV AFTER 7 PM
34 KMEX (SIN) SPANISH INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
SPANIS INTERNATIONAL NETWORK PROGRAMMING
28 KCET (PBS)
24 KVCR (PBS)
59 KSCS (PBS)
> 4 KNBC (NBC) NBC
> MONDAY-FRIDAY
> 10 AM TEXAS (ABOUT TO BE CANCELED)(Sale Of Century & Dream
> House would be added)
> 11 AM DOCTORS (ABOUT TO BE CANCELED)(Facts Of Life Reruns I
> BELIEVE might have been added)
In January 1983, Sale of the Century replaced Wheel of Fortune, which bumped a half-hour later.
Hit Man and Just Men (short-lived quiz shows) replaced the second half of Texas and The
Doctors. Facts of Life reruns had begun a month earlier, replacing reruns of Diff'rent Strokes.
Dream House replaced Hit Man and Battlestars replaced Just Men in April 1983.
(Source: Shapiro book)
> 56 KDOC (Ind)
> NO LISTINGS
I'm not sure KDOC was on the air yet in Fall 1982. My recollection is that they signed on in 1983.
> 18 KSCI (Ethnic/Brokered)
> 6 AM BUSINESS NEWS
> 5 PM ETHNIC SHOWS
>
> 22 KWHY (FNN/SELEC TV) Harriscope
> FINANCIAL NEWS NETWORK TILL 7 PM SELEC TV AFTER 7 PM
Mark, I've corrected this mistake in your posts before. Please make a note somewhere for
yourself. 18 was the FNN affiliate and 22 did their own business news programming.
> 59 KSCS (PBS)
It was/is channel 58, and their calls have always been KLCS (for Los Angeles City Schools; the L.A.
Unified School District owns the station).
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> On a seperate note, hadn't KNBC switched it's newscast
> branding to "News 4LA" by 1982? Or was it '83?
I believe you are right. Another reason why people should not "guess" at schedules by using
other sources than the in-market media.
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Re: Los Angeles TV- Fall 1982- Network Affiliates & Independents
> In January 1983, Sale of the Century replaced Wheel of
> Fortune, which bumped a half-hour later. Hit Man and Just
> Men (short-lived quiz shows) replaced the second half of
> Texas and The Doctors. Facts of Life reruns had begun a
> month earlier, replacing reruns of Diff'rent Strokes.
> Dream House replaced Hit Man and Battlestars replaced Just
> Men in April 1983.
It seemed NBC was changing their 10 AM-1 PM Daytime schedule alot in the 1982-83 season.
> I'm not sure KDOC was on the air yet in Fall 1982. My
> recollection is that they signed on in 1983.
Broadcasting & Cable Yearbooks all have Channel 56 Anahiem as signing on October 1, 1982.
Could well not be accurate. Those yearbooks sometimes include innacurate data. That could
have been the date they initially signed on for testing but did not sign on with programming until
much later like in 1983. 1983 though sounds more accurate to me. I agree with you on that.
> > 18 KSCI (Ethnic/Brokered)

> > 6 AM BUSINESS NEWS
> > 5 PM ETHNIC SHOWS
>>
> > 22 KWHY (FNN/SELEC TV) Harriscope
> > FINANCIAL NEWS NETWORK TILL 7 PM SELEC TV AFTER 7 PM
>
> Mark, I've corrected this mistake in your posts before.
> Please make a note somewhere for yourself. 18 was the FNN
> affiliate and 22 did their own business news programming.
I tend not to give these two stations much thought. Its an oversight on my part. This came from a
cut and paste of my 1981 schedule. Yes though 18 KSCI was the FNN station. What I wonder is
how Channel 22 KWHY could afford to produce their own business news programming. This
sounds like an incredible expense for a small UHF outlet.
> > 59 KSCS (PBS)
>
> It was/is channel 58, and their calls have always been KLCS
> (for Los Angeles City Schools; the L.A. Unified School
> District owns the station).
>
Just a typo....I did remember 58...WIll note the calls of KLCS.
09-16-2005, 04:25 PM #14
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Re: Los Angeles TV- Fall 1982- Network Affiliates & Independents
> LOS ANGELES TV
>
> 30 KHOF (Gene Scott) Faith Centre
> GENE SCOTT 24 HOURS A DAY
I should point out on the listing above that it's still going strong to this day. Since its acquisition
by KDOC in the mid-1990s, local televangelist Gene Scott's daily program has since been reduced
to a mere 60 minutes on the station's main schedule at 10PM. However, the original 24/7 format
(reruns combined with new shows) is currently broadcast on KDOC-DT 56.2. Quite a legacy if you
think about it.
Retro: Northern California Sat 4/1/61
from TV Guide
(c) color program
KTVU 2, Oakland (Ind)
10:00 Americans at Work
10:30 Saturday Theater "Sleepers West"
Noon Famous Playhouse
12:30 Movie Matinee "Man from Frisco"
2:00 Movie "Tumblin' Tumbleweeds"
3:00 Movie "San Fernando"
4:00 Jet Jackson
4:30 Blackjack Wayne
5:00 Three Stooges

7:00 Crusade in the Pacific
7:30 Saturday Night Special "The Night My Number Came Up"
9:00 Play of the Week
11:00 Early Late Show "White Heat"
KCRA 3, Sacramento (NBC)
8:00 Captain Sacto
9:00 Shari Lewis (c)
9:30 King Leonardo (c)
10:00 Fury
10:30 Lone Ranger
11:00 NBA: either Los Angeles vs St. Louis (Western finals-game 7) or winner of that game vs
Syracuse or Boston (Championship-game 1)
1:00 Campy's Corner
1:30 True Story
2:30 Armchair Theater "The Fighting Guardsman"
4:00 Bill Rase
5:00 Divorce Court
6:30 Channel 3 Reports
7:00 Award Theater
7:30 Bonanza (c)
8:30 Tall Man
9:00 Deputy
9:30 Our American Heritage

10:00 We Come For to Sing (folk songs)
10:30 Newsbeat
10:45 Three Star Theater "The Fountainhead"
1:00 Late Show "Danger Flight 931"
2:00 News
KRON 4, San Francisco (NBC)
6:30 White Collar Farmer
7:30 Popeye
8:30 Mr. Wizard
9:00 Shari Lewis (c)
9:30 King Leonardo (c)
10:00 Fury
10:30 Lone Ranger
11:00 NBA: Los Angeles-St. Louis or winner vs Syracuse or Boston
1:30 Adventures in Ideas
2:00 Crossroads
2:30 Open Minds
3:00 Doctors at Work
3:30 True Story
4:30 Bowling Stars
5:30 Saturday Prom
6:00 Divorce Court

7:00 Tombstone Territory
7:30 Bonanza (c)
8:30 Tall Man
9:00 Deputy
9:30 Our American Heritage
10:00 Nation's Future
10:30 Medic
11:00 Almanac Newsreel
11:05 Movie Hits "Tap Roots"
12:30 Nightmare "The Unearthly"
KPIX 5, San Francisco (CBS)
(This was Easter Saturday and April Fool's Day at the same time, so KPIX put an ad in TVG saying
"Every child watching KPIX channel 5 on Easter Sunday will receive five live Easter Bunnies!" with
"April Fool" in small letters in the bottom of the ad)
6:30 Agriculture
7:00 Around the World with Hannibal
7:30 Marshal "J" (c)
8:00 Marshal "J" (Crusader Rabbit)
8:30 Sky King
10:00 Allakazam
10:30 Roy Rogers
11:00 Sky King
11:30 Mighty Mouse
Noon Marshal "J" & Cartoons

1:00 Picture for a Saturday Afternoon "Manila Calling"
2:30 About You
3:00 Dance Party (Dick Stewart)
4:45 Early Show "The Purple Heart"
6:00 Rescue 8
6:30 Johnny Midnight
7:00 San Francisco Beat
7:30 Perry Mason
8:30 Checkmate
9:30 Have Gun-Will Travel
10:00 Gunsmoke
10:30 Third Man
11:00 News
11:10 Sports
11:15 Big Movie "Monsieur Beaucaire"
12:45 Late Show "Dr. Renault's Secret"
2:00 News
KVIE 6, Sacramento (Educational)
No programming
KGO 7, San Francisco (ABC)
8:00 Charlie & Humphrey
Noon Rocky & His Friends
12:30 Pip the Piper

1:00 Movie "Rustler's Valley"
2:00 Adventure Theater "Walls Came Tumbling Down"
3:30 Behind Closed Doors
4:00 Chicago Wrestling
5:00 All-Star Golf
6:00 Deadline
6:30 Award Theater
7:00 Boxing: World Heavyweight Title Bout-Emile Griffith v Benny Paret
8:00 Shotgun Slade
9:00 Lawrence Welk
10:00 Roaring 20s
11:00 Best of MGM "Till the Clouds Roll By"
KVIP 7, Redding (NBC/ABC)
11:00 NBA: Los Angeles-St. Louis or winner v Syracuse or Boston
1:00 Why, Teacher
1:30 Contrails
2:00 TBA
4:00 Robin Hood
4:30 Enforcers
4:45 Film Fare
5:00 Disc Date (Jerry G)
6:00 Lawrence Welk (same show as KGO)
7:00 Boxing: Griffith v Paret

8:00 Alfred Hitchcock
8:30 Tall Man
9:00 Untouchables
10:00 Roaring 20s
11:00 Play of the Week
1:00 News
KSBW 8, Salinas (CBS/NBC/ABC)
10:00 Junior Auction
10:30 Roy Rogers
11:00 NBA: Los Angeles-St. Louis or winner v Syracuse or Boston
1:15 Inside Basketball
1:30 Movie: TBA
3:30 True Story
4:00 Big Picture
5:00 Movie: TBA
6:30 Outlaws
7:30 Perry Mason
8:30 Award Theater
9:00 Coronado 9
10:00 Gunsmoke
10:30 Deputy
11:00 Million Dollar Movie "Grissly's Millions"
KOLO 8, Reno (ABC/NBC/CBS)
10:45 Christian
11:00 NBA: Los Angeles-St. Louis or winner vs Syracuse or Boston
1:00 TBA
2:00 Family Theater
3:00 Uncle Happy's Playhouse
4:00 Lone Ranger
4:30 Beat 90 (Bob Carroll)
5:30 The Answer
6:00 Heritage
6:15 News/Weather/Sports
6:30 Expedition!
8:00 Rebel
8:30 Checkmate
10:00 Gunsmoke
10:30 Detectives
11:00 Great Movie "Come Next Spring"
KQED 9, San Francisco (Educational)
No programming
KXTV 10, Sacramento (CBS)
8:00 Agriculture in Motion
8:30 Terrytoons
10:00 Allakazam
10:30 Roy Rogers
11:00 Sky King
11:30 Mighty Mouse
Noon News
12:30 Ilka Chase
1:00 Calendar
2:00 Amos n' Andy
2:30 It's a Great Life
3:00 Matinee Movie "Singing Guns"
4:30 Amos n' Andy
5:00 I Love Lucy
5:30 Saturday Evening Movie "Duel at Apache Wells"
7:00 Angel
7:30 Perry Mason
8:30 Checkmate
10:00 Gunsmoke
10:30 Academy Theater "Easter Parade"
12:55 Almanac Newsreel

KNTV 11, San Jose (ABC/NBC/CBS)
10:00 Bulletin Board
10:05 Farm & Ranch Almanac
10:10 News
10:15 Agriculture on Parade
10:30 Ag Special
11:00 And No Bells Ring
11:30 Freedom Rings
11:45 Kartune Korner
12:30 Pip the Piper
1:00 Branded "Navajo Trail"
2:00 Movie "Lynch Mob"
2:55 News
3:00 Movie "Girl in the Subway"
3:55 Sports Hilites
4:00 Western Caravan "Cowboy Cavalier"
5:00 Slapstick Comedies
5:30 Jim Bowie
6:00 Laramie
8:00 Price is Right
9:00 Lawrence Welk
10:00 Roaring 20s
11:00 Spotlight Theater "Rage at Dawn"

12:30 News
KHSL 12, Chico (CBS/ABC)
10:00 Allakazam
10:30 Junior Auction
11:00 Jeff's Collie
11:30 Mighty Mouse
Noon Cartoon Carnival
12:30 Cisco Kid
1:00 Movie "Lights of Old Santa Fe"
2:00 Teen Time
3:00 Saturday Matinee "The Young Stranger"
4:30 Life of Riley
5:00 Dan Smoot
5:15 Dog of the Hour
5:30 Texas Wrestling
6:30 Dial 999
7:00 Ann Southern
7:30 Perry Mason
8:30 Checkmate
10:00 Gunsmoke
10:30 Not for Hire
11:00 Channel 12 Theater "Moontide"

KOVR 13, Stockton (ABC)
7:30 Wonderama Cartoons
7:40 Newsreel 13
7:50 Farm & Ranch World
8:00 Valley Farm Reporter
8:30 Valley Home Reporter
9:00 Rocky Jones
9:30 Jet Jackson
10:00 East Side Kids "Block Busters"
11:00 Just for Fun
Noon Buccaneers
12:30 Pip the Piper
1:00 Action Playhouse "Catherine the Great/Clouds Over Europe/Behind Locked Doors"
6:00 Night Court
6:30 Dial 999
8:00 Cornered
8:30 Boston Blackie
9:00 Lawrence Welk
10:00 Roaring 20s
11:00 Starlight Theater "The Franchise Affair"
12:30 News
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Re: Retro: Northern California Sat 4/1/61
> KGO 7, San Francisco (ABC)
> 8:00 Charlie & Humphrey
> Noon Rocky & His Friends
> 12:30 Pip the Piper
> 1:00 Movie "Rustler's Valley"
> 2:00 Adventure Theater "Walls Came Tumbling Down"
> 3:30 Behind Closed Doors
> 4:00 Chicago Wrestling
> 5:00 All-Star Golf
> 6:00 Deadline
> 6:30 Award Theater
> 7:00 Boxing: World Heavyweight Title Bout-Emile Griffith v
> Benny Paret
This was actually a welterweight title bout. Griffith won this match and the title, only to lose it
back to Paret on 9/30/61 and regain it on 3/24/62. Paret died from injuries sustained in that
third match.
> 8:00 Shotgun Slade
> 9:00 Lawrence Welk
> 10:00 Roaring 20s
> 11:00 Best of MGM "Till the Clouds Roll By"
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> from TV Guide
> (c) color program
>
>
>
> 11:00 Early Late Show "White Heat"
Absolutely my favorite movie and the source
for one of the movies' classic lines. When
Cody Jarrett (James Cagney) is about to be
blown to bits on that gas tank, he looks

heavenward and shouts, "Made it, Ma! Top
of the world!"
>
> KCRA 3, Sacramento (NBC)
>
> 1:00 Campy's Corner
Roy Campanella?
>
>>
> KRON 4, San Francisco (NBC)
>
>
> 5:30 Saturday Prom
NBC's ill-conceived attempt to imitate
American Bandstand, with Merv Griffin
as host. To give you some idea of how
nobody at NBC seemed to know anything
about the current hit parade, the guest
on the first show was big-band leader
Si Zentner, with his orchestra.
>
>
> KPIX 5, San Francisco (CBS)

> (This was Easter Saturday and April Fool's Day at the same
> time, so KPIX put an ad in TVG saying "Every child watching
> KPIX channel 5 on Easter Sunday will receive five live
> Easter Bunnies!" with "April Fool" in small letters in the
> bottom of the ad)
But do you know that I've Got A Secret once tried that?
They invited 100 boys (130, actually) from a local New
York-area Boys' Club and invited them onstage to catch
a bunny. These rabbits, however, were not what you'd
normally think of when you think Easter bunny; they were
brown and generally dirty. Some of the boys went wild and
caught several, some backstage in the women panelists'
dressing rooms. The boys did agree to give them back.
That was the first of several last straws that led to
the firing of Allan Sherman as executive producer.
>
> 3:00 Dance Party (Dick Stewart)
Is this the same Dick Stewart who was the first
host of ABC's Dream Girl Of '67? Wink Martindale
and Paul Petersen also emceed that show.
>
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>
> 5:00 I Love Lucy
>
> 7:00 Angel
Interesting scheduling here. Angel was Jess Oppenheimer's
attempt to duplicate his sucess with I Love Lucy. This show
was Lucy in reverse, to a point. Angel was a young lady from
France married to an American, played by Marshall Thompson
(that's the reverse of Lucy). But she was scatterbrained like
Lucy Ricardo. Whatever happened to Annie Farge, who played

Angel?
>>
>>
>
> 6:00 Night Court
This, of course, is not the sitcom, but a show
in the Divorce Court vein.
>
>
Retro: Northern California Fri 4/7/61
from TV Guide
San Francisco/Oakland:2-KTVU (Ind), 4-KRON (NBC), 5-KPIX (CBS), 7-KGO (ABC), 9-KQED
(Educational)
Sacramento/Stockton:3-KCRA (NBC),6-KVIE (Educational), 10-KXTV (CBS),
13-KOVR (ABC)
Chico/Redding:7R-KVIP (NBC/ABC), 12-KHSL (CBS/ABC)
Salinas: 8-KSBW (CBS/NBC/ABC)
Reno: 8R-KOLO (ABC/NBC/CBS)
San Jose: 11-KNTV (ABC/NBC/CBS)
(c)Color program
MORNING
5:55
4 Farm Dateline
6:00
3-4-8 Continental Classroom (c)
6:22
5 Farm Flashes/News
6:30
3-4-8 Continental Classroom (c)
5 Books & Man
6:45
5 Dimensions
7:00
3-4-8 Dave Garroway
5 Morning News Report
7:25
4 Almanac Newsreel
10 Focus on Farming
7:30
4 Dave Garroway
5 Adventure School
10 Cartoon Circus
8:00
3 Captain Sacto
7 Charlie & Humphrey
8R-10 CBS News
8:15
5-8R-10 Captain Kangaroo (5 and 8R/10 aired different episodes)
8:25
4 Almanac Newsreel
8:30
3 Wondertime
4 Dave Garroway
7 Joan Davis
13 Farm & Ranch World
8:40
13 Wonderama Cartoons
8:55
13 News
9:00
3 My Little Margie
4-8 Say When
5-12 December Bride
7-13 Jack LaLanne
8R Cactus Tom
10 Diver Dan
9:15
10 Debbie Drake
9:30
3-4-8 Play Your Hunch (c)
5-10-12 Video Village
6 Magic Words
7 Romper Room (w/Miss Nancy)
13 Morning Movie "Men are Not Gods"
10:00
3-4-7R-8 Price is Right (c)
5-10-12 Double Exposure
11 Daily Word
10:05
11 Women's View
10:10
6 Hablemos Espanol
11 News
10:15
11 Industry on Parade
10:30
3-4-8 Concentration
5-10 Your Surprise Package
7 Ray Milland
7R Redding Classroom
11 Life of Riley
12 Chico State Presents
10:40
6 California Satory
10:50
13 Channel 13 Newsreel
11:00
3-4-7R-8R Truth or Consequences

5-8-10-12 Love of Life
7-11-13 Morning Court
11:10
6 Magic Words
11:15
2 Freedom Rings
11:30
2 News (c)
3-4-8R It Could Be You (c)
5-8-10-12 Search for Tomorrow
7-7R-11-13 Love That Bob!
11:45
5-8-10-12 Guiding Light
11:55
3-4 NBC News
AFTERNOON
Noon
2 Short Story Theater
3-4-8 Jan Murray (c)

5-10 News
7-7R-11-13 Camouflage
12 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal
12:05
10 News
12:15
10 Woman's World
12:30
2 Paul Coates
3-4-8-8R Loretta Young
5-10-12 As the World Turns
7-7R-11-13 Number Please
1:00
2 Burns & Allen
3-4-8-8R Young Dr. Malone
5-12 Face the Facts
7-7R-11-13 About Faces
10 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal
1:10
6 Let's Talk
1:25
7-7R-11-13 ABC News
1:30
2 Our Miss Brooks
3-4-7R From These Roots
5-8-8R-10-12 House Party
7 Divorce Hearing
11 As the World Turns
13 Burns & Allen
1:40
6 Let's Find Out
2:00
2 Believe It or Not
3-4-8R Make Room for Daddy
5-8-10 Millionaire
7-7R-11-13 Day in Court
12 Jeanne Posey
2:05
2 Movie Matinee "Springtime in the Rockies"

2:10
6 American Dream
2:30
3 News
4 Here's Hollywood
5-8-8R-10-12 Verdict is Yours
7-7R-11-13 Seven Keys
2:35
3 Valley Playhouse "The Golden Maske"
3:00
4 Golden Gate Playhouse "Circle of Danger"
5-10-12 Brighter Day
7-7R-11-13 Queen for a Day
8 Gold Coast Matinee "Man of Conquest"
8R Be My Guest "Thank You Mr. Moto"
3:15
5-10-12 Secret Storm
3:30
2 Topper
5-10-12 Edge of Night

7-7R-11-13 Who Do You Trust?
4:00
2 Captain Satellite
5 Dance Party
7-7R-11-13 American Bandstand
9 Casals Master Class
10 Early Movie "Dr. Kildare's Wedding Day"
12 Cisco Kid
4:25
3 Greatest Headlines
4:30
3 Popeye (Bosun Bill)
4 Bozo the Clown
8 Ahoy, Mates!
9 test pattern
12 People's Choice
4:45
5 Early Show "Aloma of the South Seas"
5:00
2 Three Stooges
3 Captain Sacto
4-7R Popeye (Mayor Art)
6-9 Best of Carousel
7 Charley & Humphrey
8R Uncle Happy
11 Uncle Luther
12 Man from Cochise
13 Impact
5:30
3 Bold Journey
6-9 Buckskin Bob
7-7R-11-13 Rin Tin Tin
10 Sheriff of Cochise
12 Don's Cartoon Club
5:45
8R National Velvet
EVENING
6:00
2 Amos n' Andy
3-4-7R-8-10-12 News
5 Marshal "J"
6 Danny Dee
7 Headline Edition
9 Children's Corner
11 Record Hop
13 Rough Riders
6:15
3-4-7R-8R NBC News
6 Sing Hi Sing Lo
8-10-12 CBS News
6:30
2 Jeff's Collie
3 Channel 3 Reports
4 Assignment Four
5-8R-11 News
6 Fine Arts Quintet
7 Trackdown
7R Shotgun Slade
8-12 Mister Ed
9 Parlons Francais
10 Whirlybirds
13 Highway Patrol
6:45
5 CBS News
7:00
2-7R Pony Express
3 Movie of the Week "The Pearl of Death"
4 Dangerous Robin
5 Death Valley Days
7 Not for Hire
8 Dobie Gillis
8R Pioneers
9 Origami
10 Vikings
11 Rescue 8
12 Award Theater
13 Tightrope!
7:30
2 Ben Alexander
4 Happy
5-8-8R-10-12 Rawhide
6 American Perspective
7 Matty's Friday Funnies
7R Americans
9 Two for Physics
11 Border Patrol
13 Cheaters
8:00
4 Five Star Jubilee
6 Modern Art
7-11-13 Harrigan & Son
8:30
2 Night Court
3-4 Nanatte Fabray
5-8-8R-10-12 Route 66
7-7R-11-13 Flintstones
9 Glenn Gould
9:00
2 National All-Star Wrestling (from Oakland)
3-4 Sing Along with Mitch (c)
6 Conference on World Tensions
7-7R-11-13 77 Sunset Strip
9:40
5-8-12 'Way Out
8 Manhunt
8R Candid Camera
9 Prospects of Mankind
10:00
2 News & Weather
3 Newsbeat
4-8 Michael Shayne
5-10-12 Twilight Zone
7-7R-11-13 Detectives
8R 77 Sunset Strip
10:30
2 Paul Coates
3 Three Star Theater "San Antonio"
5-10 Eyewitness to History
7-7R-11-13 Law & Mrs. Jones
9 World Report
12 Mike Hammer
11:00
2 Believe It or Not
4-5-7R-8-8R-10 News
7 Best of the Thin Man "The Thin Man Goes Home"
11-13 News
12 Channel 12 Theater "Daisy Kenyon"

11:05
2 Movie "Air Force"
11:10
4-5-11 Sports
8R Front Row Center "Too Hot to Handle"
11:15
4 Jack Paar (c)
5 Big Movie "The Maltese Falcon"
7R Academy Theater "Du Barry was a Lady"
8 Movie "Girl from God's Country"
10 Late Movie "Dangerous Partners"
11 Command Playhouse "Rancho Notorious"
13 Starlight Theater "Half Angel"
LATE NIGHT
12:45
3 Late Show "The Case of the Black Cat"
5 Late Show "Arizona Wildcat"
7R-11-13 News
10 Debbie Drake
1:15
10 News
2:00
3-5 News
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> from TV Guide
>
> MORNING
>
> 8:30
> 7 Joan Davis
Syndicated reruns of I Married Joan.
AFTERNOON
> 5:00
> 12 Man from Cochise
Broken Arrow reruns under this title?
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>
>
> 11:15
> 4 Jack Paar (c)
>
Did KCRA, KSBW or KRCR (then KVIP) ever carry Jack Paar? I know KCRA and KSBW aired Carson's
entire run.And KRCR did until they switched from NBC to ABC, although 7R would carry Days of
Our Lives, Saturday Baseball and Sunday Football until KCPM (now KNVN ) hit the air 20 years
ago this Fall.
Sorry about earlier when I did the whole schedule. My mistake.
Retro: North Carolina Sunday, September 16, 1956

EST, one hour behind New York. WLOS/13
Asheville is not in these listings, nor is
WUNC/4 Chapel Hill, which had not returned
from the summer.
10 AM Eye On New York (CBS)
10:30 Camera 3 (CBS)
11 AM Let's Take A Trip (CBS)
12 N The Christophers
12:30 Wild Bill Hickok (CBS reruns
of the syndicated series)
1 PM Football: Redskins-Colts (1956
was the first year of CBS's
association with the NFL)
3:45 Television Chapel (time approximate)
4 PM You Are There (CBS) (delay from
5:30 EST)
4:30 My Friend Flicka (CBS) (delay from
Friday 6:30)
5 PM Disneyland (ABC) (delay from Wednesday
6:30)
6 PM Telephone Time With John Nesbitt (CBS)(delay
from 5:00)
6:30 Private Secretary (CBS)
7 PM Ed Sullivan Show (CBS)
8 PM General Electric Theater (CBS)
8:30 Vic Damone Show (CBS) (delay from Monday
8:30)
9 PM $64,000 Challenge (CBS)
9:30 What's My Line? (CBS)
10 PM Sunday News Special (CBS)
10:15 Arthur Murray Party (CBS) (delay from Thursday
9:00)
10:45 Movie: "Scatterbrain"
10 AM Christophers
10:30 Camera 3
11 AM A Desk For Billie (some kind of special
that ran in every North Carolina market
that weekend)
12 N This Is The Life
1 PM Disneyland
2 PM Lassie (CBS) (delay from 6:00)

2:30 Jane Wyman Show (NBC) (delay from Tuesday 8:00)
3 PM The Way
3:30 Stars Of The Grand Ole Opry
4 PM General Electric Summer Originals
(ABC) (delay from Tuesday 8:00)
4:30 Captain Gallant (NBC)
5 PM Phil Silvers (CBS) (delay from Tuesday
7:00)
5:30 You Are There
8:30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents (CBS)
9 PM Bob Cummings Show (CBS) (delay from
Thursday 7:00)
10 PM Sunday News Special
10:15 $64,000 Challenge
10:45 Rosemary Clooney
11:15 Man To Man
1:45 Science (nothing else given)

2 PM Oral Roberts
2:30 Zoo Parade (NBC) (introduced America
to Marlin Perkins)
3 PM Wide Wide World (NBC) (Dave Garroway
is host)
4:30 Vespers
5 PM Telephone Time
5:30 Disneyland
6:30 Amazing Dunninger
7 PM Steve Allen Show (NBC)
8 PM Goodyear Television Playhouse (NBC)
9 PM Loretta Young Show (NBC)
10 PM Frankie Laine Time (CBS) (delay from
Wednesday 7:00)
11 PM Late News
1:45 Science
2 PM TBA
2:15 Church Hour
2:30 Question (I don't know what this is,

except it is NOT The $64,000 Question,
which aired Tuesdays on WNCT/9.)
3 PM Wide Wide World
4:30 A Desk For Billie
5:30 Roy Rogers (NBC)
6 PM World News
6:30 Kickoff 1956 (NBC)
7 PM Steve Allen Show
8 PM Goodyear Television Playhouse
10 PM Theater (don't know what this is,
specifically)
11 PM News
8:30 Oral Roberts
9 AM Lamp Unto My Feet (CBS)
9:30 Look Up And Live (CBS)
10 PM Eye On New York
10:30 Camera 3
11 AM Let's Take A Trip
11:30 Christophers
12 N James Mason
12:15 Music
1 PM Redskins-Colts
3:30 Scrapbook (time approximate)
4 PM Disneyland
5 PM Telephone Time
5:30 China Smith
6 PM Lassie
9 PM $64,000 Challenge
10 PM Sunday News Special
10:15 Lawrence Welk (ABC) (delay
from Saturday 8:00)
11:15 Salad Mixer
11:25 Late Show
WTVD Ch. 11 Durham (NBC/ABC)
11:30 Christophers
12 N Oral Roberts
12:30 Frontiers Of Faith (NBC)

1 PM Mission (may be a religious program)
1:30 Youth Wants To Know (NBC)
2 PM Outlook (Chet Huntley) (NBC)
2:30 Zoo Parade
4:30 Big Picture
5 PM Meet The Press (NBC)
5:30 Roy Rogers
6 PM Topper (NBC)
6:30 Kickoff 1956
9:30 The Falcon
10 PM Warner Brothers Presents (ABC)
(delay from Tuesday 6:30)
11 PM The Vise (ABC) (delay from
Friday 8:30)
11:30 TBA
12 M News
12:05 Previews
12:15 Music And Prevues

1 PM The Christophers
1:30 Youth Wants To Know
2 PM Outlook
2:30 Zoo Parade
4:30 Building America
5 PM Meet The Press
6 PM Topper
6:30 Kickoff 1956
9:30 Movie: "No Minor Vices"
11 PM News Final
WNAO Ch. 28 Raleigh (CBS/ABC)
9 AM Lamp Unto My Feet
10 AM Eye On New York
10:30 Camera 3
11 AM Let's Take A Trip

12 N A Desk For Billie
1 PM Redskins-Colts
3:45 News (CBS, time approximate)
4 PM Face The Nation (CBS)
4:30 Bandwagon '56 (CBS)
5 PM Telephone Time
5:30 You Are There
6 PM Crunch And Des
9 PM Playhouse (nothing else given)
10:30 Movietime
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Re: Retro: North Carolina Sunday, September 16, 1956
B. Patrick took us back to North Carolina on September 16th, 1956:
> WFMY Ch. 2 Greensboro (CBS/ABC)

>
> 1 PM Football: Redskins-Colts (1956
> was the first year of CBS's
> association with the NFL)
Wasn't this also the first week of the 1956 NFL season??
If it was, this was one of the first NFL games CBS covered. I think there may have been three or
four regional games that Sunday---I believe CBS held the rights in 1956 to the Chicago Bears,
Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers, Washington Redskins, Pittsburgh
Steelers, and New York Giants (rights to the latter three teams inherited from DuMont when it
bellied-up; CBS went on to get TV rights to a few other clubs to add to the three teams whose
games it inherited from DuMont).
Back then, I suspect Washington Redskins' games were shown all the way south to Florida and
west to Texas.
> WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte (CBS/NBC/ABC)
>
> 1 PM Disneyland
> 2 PM Lassie (CBS) (delay from 6:00)
> 2:30 Jane Wyman Show (NBC) (delay from Tuesday 8:00)
> 3 PM The Way
> 3:30 Stars Of The Grand Ole Opry
It's interesting that WBTV-3 apparently did not carry CBS' NFL coverage during the 1956 season,
especially in light that Charlotte now has an NFL franchise (the Carolina Panthers), whose game
this Sunday (September 18th; hosting New England) will be locally seen in Charlotte on-------
WBTV.
> WMFD (WECT) Ch. 6 Wilmington (NBC/CBS/ABC)
>
> 2:30 Zoo Parade (NBC) (introduced America
> to Marlin Perkins)
The final season of this long-running program; thanks to the limitations of early TV technology,
this wildlife show was broadcast live from a zoo (usually the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago;
sometimes from other major zoos around the country).
A few years later, a young producer named Don Meier convinced Perkins to return to TV in
another wildlife show which instead of being broadcast live from a zoo, would be filmed on-
location all over the world, which would become the long-running "Wild Kingdom". Even today,
"Wild Kingdom" is the standard against which all other TV nature programs are judged against.
> 7 PM Steve Allen Show (NBC)
Allen was still doing the "Tonight Show" Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Ernie Kovacs had
become the regular Monday-Tuesday host. Allen cut back to three nights a week on "Tonight"
when this variety show premiered in June, 1956; in early 1957, he would leave "Tonight" to
devote all his attention to the Sunday-night show.
> 9 PM Loretta Young Show (NBC)
Many who tuned-into the show did so to find out the answer to this question: "What will Loretta
be wearing this week when she comes through that door to deliver her introduction?". The way
she "schwoosed" through that door, wearing the latest (for that time) designer outfit was
parodied for many years, even long after the show left the air.
> WITN Ch. 7 Washington, NC (NBC/ABC)

> 6:30 Kickoff 1956 (NBC)
It might have been a preview of either the college football season (NBC had the rights to college
football that year) or the 1956/57 NBC prime-time schedule.
> 10 PM Theater (don't know what this is,
> specifically)
Could it have been a delayed-broadcast of either "Armstrong Circle Theatre" (seen live on NBC
Tuesday nights), "Kraft Television Theatre" (live over NBC on Wednesday nights), or "Lux Video
Theatre" (broadcast on Thursdays by NBC)?? All three were hour-long shows.
> WNCT Ch. 9 Greenville, NC (CBS/ABC)
> 10 PM Sunday News Special
This CBS News presentation was, I believe, the only weekend network television newscast for
most of the 1950's. From 1951 or so until the beginning of 1962, it was anchored by Walter
Cronkite.
> 11:15 Salad Mixer
An early example (thank goodness it was only ten minutes long!) of the infomercial.
> WTVD Ch. 11 Durham (NBC/ABC)

>
> 2 PM Outlook (Chet Huntley) (NBC)
Premiered in April of that year; Huntley and David Brinkley would succeed John Cameron Swayze
as anchors of NBC's evening newscast at the end of October. Despite being named a co-anchor
of NBC's nightly newscast, Huntley remained as the host of "Outlook" for several more years. I
would think "Outlook"'s popularity would soar once the "Huntley/Brinkley Report" became
popular. I do know that the title was changed at some point to "Chet Huntley Reporting",
perhaps NBC was hoping that his now-famous name would draw more viewers.
> 5 PM Meet The Press (NBC)
Ned Brooks was moderator during this period. Lawrence Spivak (who would become moderator
in the mid 1960's) was a regular panelist.
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Re: Retro: North Carolina Sunday, September 16, 1956
> B. Patrick took us back to North Carolina on September 16th,
> 1956:
>
>>>
> > WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte (CBS/NBC/ABC)

>>
> > 1 PM Disneyland
> > 2 PM Lassie (CBS) (delay from 6:00)
> > 2:30 Jane Wyman Show (NBC) (delay from Tuesday 8:00)
> > 3 PM The Way
> > 3:30 Stars Of The Grand Ole Opry
>
> It's interesting that WBTV-3 apparently did not carry CBS'
> NFL coverage during the 1956 season, especially in light
> that Charlotte now has an NFL franchise (the Carolina
> Panthers), whose game this Sunday (September 18th; hosting
> New England) will be locally seen in Charlotte
> on-------WBTV.
Of course, the Panthers were nearly forty years in the future
in 1956. In 1956 pro football was not yet the ratings
draw it would become. Most experts would argue that the
turning point was the 1958 Colts-Giants NFL championship game,
still considered "the greatest football game ever played."
Still, I bet WBTV's management wishes CBS still had the NFC,
so it--and not WCCB/Fox18--would have most Panthers' games.
>
>>>
>
> > WITN Ch. 7 Washington, NC (NBC/ABC)
>
>>
>
> > 10 PM Theater (don't know what this is,
> > specifically)
>
> Could it have been a delayed-broadcast of either "Armstrong
> Circle Theatre" (seen live on NBC Tuesday nights), "Kraft
> Television Theatre" (live over NBC on Wednesday nights), or
> "Lux Video Theatre" (broadcast on Thursdays by NBC)?? All
> three were hour-long shows.
If it's any of these it's probably "Armstrong," which WITN
did not carry on Tuesday nights.
>
>>
>>
>>
Retro: North Carolina Monday,September 17, 1956
EST, one hour behind New York. WUNC/4 Chapel
Hill and WLOS/13 Asheville are not listed.

7 AM Good Morning (Will Rogers, Jr.) (CBS)
9 AM Garry Moore Show (CBS)
9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time (CBS)
11 AM Second Breakfast
12 N RFD Piedmont
12:15 Devotions
1 PM What's Cooking Today
2:30 Bob Crosby Show (CBS)
3 PM Brighter Day (CBS)
3:30 Edge Of Night (CBS) (this would move
to 9:30 AM when daylight saving time
ended, but sometime in 1957 WFMY began
airing it at 4:30 in the winter, then

4:30 year-round beginning in 1958)
4 PM Tele-Story Time
4:30 Old Rebel And Pecos Pete
5 PM Mickey Mouse Club (ABC)
6 PM Evening Edition
6:10 Weather
6:30 Robin Hood (CBS)
7 PM Screen Directors' Playhouse (looks
like ABC, delay from Wednesday 8 PM)
7:30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts (CBS)
8 PM Charlie Farrell Show (CBS)
9 PM Studio One Summer Theater (CBS)
10 PM Burns And Allen (CBS, delay from 7 PM)
10:30 The Visitor
11:05 Sports Final
11:10 Weather
11:15 News
11:20 Movie: "One Big Affair"
7 AM Good Morning
8:55 Rise And Shine
9 AM Garry Moore
9:30 Arthur Godfrey
11 AM Valiant Lady (CBS)
11:15 Love Of Life
11:45 Guiding Light
12 N Betty Feezor
1 PM Man Around The House
2 PM Big Payoff
2:30 Bob Crosby
3 PM Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4 PM Fashion (nothing else given)
4:30 Matinee (nothing else given)
5 PM Sky King
5:30 Jamboree
6 PM Farm Show
6:15 Community (nothing else given)
6:30 Esso Reporter

6:45 Weather
6:50 Vespers
8 PM Charlie Farrell
8:30 Vic Damone (CBS)
10 PM Boys Choir
10:15 Courtroom (nothing else given)
10:30 Our Miss Brooks (may be delay from
Friday 7:30--this show was playing
out its original run)
11 PM Weather
11:05 News Final
11:30 Movie
1:15 Message (religious)
1:30 Cooking (nothing else given)
2 PM Matinee Theater (NBC)
3 PM Edge Of Night
3:30 Music (nothing else given)
3:45 Brighter Day

4 PM Comedy Time (NBC)
5 PM Kiddie Time
6 PM Cisco Kid
6:30 News (doesn't say how it's divided)
7:30 Safari (To Adventure?)
8 PM My Hero
8:30 Susie
9 PM Public Defender
9:30 Mark Saber
10 PM Grand Ole Opry (probably ABC, delay
from Saturday 6:30)
11 PM News
1 PM Today On The Farm
1:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford (NBC)
3 PM Queen For A Day (NBC)
3:45 Modern Romances (NBC)
4 PM Comedy Time
4:30 Afternoon (nothing else given)
5 PM Teen Canteen
5:30 Kit Carson
6 PM News
6:15 Weather
6:25 Sports
6:30 Mark Saber
7 PM Producer's Showcase: "The Lord
Don't Play Favorites" (NBC)
9:30 Highway Patrol
10 PM Theater (again, don't know)
11 PM News
11:05 Weather
11:10 Sports
6:45 Riders (sounds like some sort of
country-music group)
6:55 Weather
7 AM Good Morning
9 AM Romper Room
9:30 Arthur Godfrey
11 AM Meditations
11:15 Love Of Life
11:45 Guiding Light
12 N Riders
12:10 Weather
12:15 Debnam Views The News (W.E. Debnam
was a legend in eastern North Carolina
in the '50s and '60s)
1 PM Johnny Carson Show (CBS) (this daytime
variety show suffered the same fate as
Letterman's nearly a quarter-century later:
great reviews, poor ratings--but not to
worry because Carson was headed for bigger
things: Who Do You Trust? in 1957, then The
Tonight Show in 1962)
2 PM Big Payoff
2:30 Theater (I hate these)
3 PM Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4 PM Government (a college-credit course?)
5 PM Theater
6 PM News
6:05 Sports
6:10 Weather
6:30 Robin Hood
8:30 Vic Damone
10 PM Bob Cummings Show (CBS, delay from
Thursday 7 PM)
10:30 Esso Reporter
10:40 Sports
10:45 Star Time
11 PM Weather
11:05 News Final
11:10 Movie
7 AM Today (Dave Garroway) (NBC)
9:30 NBC Bandstand (Bert Parks hosted this
show, not to be confused with American

Bandstand)
10 AM Home (NBC)
11 AM Tic Tac Dough (NBC)
11:30 It Could Be You (NBC)
12 N News
12:15 Movie (I wonder if this is Movie Museum?)
12:30 Cooking
4 PM Afternoon Show
6 PM Sportsview
6:15 John Daly And The News (ABC)
6:30 Annie Oakley
7 PM Producer's Showcase
9:30 General Electric Summer Originals
(ABC, delay from Tuesday 8 PM)
10 PM Playhouse (again, I HATE THESE!)
11 PM Weather
11:05 News
11:10 The Falcon

11:40 Previews
6:45 Music And Prevues
7 AM Today
9:30 NBC Bandstand
10 AM Home
11 AM Tic Tac Dough
12 N Romper Room
4 PM Comedy Time: It's Always Jan (just
came off CBS)
4:30 United Fund
4:45 Jolly Junction
5 PM Western Movie
5:55 Stock Market Report
6 PM Sports Desk
6:10 News--Julian Barber (I believe he

later went to DC's Channel 9)
6:25 Weather Tower
6:30 Frankie Carle Show (NBC)
6:45 NBC News Caravan
7 PM Producer's Showcase
9:30 Stage 7
10 PM Grand Ole Opry
11 PM Tonight (NBC)
12 M News Final
6:45 Almanac
7 AM Good Morning
9 AM Romper Room
9:45 Arthur Godfrey
10 AM 28 Presents
11 AM Valiant Lady
11:15 Love Of Life
12 N CBS News
12:10 Stand Up And Be Counted (CBS)

12:30 Summer (something local)
1 PM Johnny Carson
1:30 28 Presents
2 PM Big Payoff
2:30 28 Presents
3 PM Afternoon
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4 PM Bar 28
4:55 Kiddie (rest of the title not given)
6 PM Kukla, Fran And Ollie
6:30 Robin Hood
7:30 Voice Of Firestone (ABC)
8:30 Vic Damone
9 PM Lawrence Welk (ABC, delay from
Saturday 8 PM)
10 PM Movie
11:30 Cowboy (again, incomplete title)
KCOP Los Angeles, February 22-28, 1986
I'd like to share a highlight schedule for one of my favorite formerly independent stations KCOP
UPN 13. Here's a typical weekly rundown from February 22-28, 1986, as referenced from TV
Guide. I hope you'll like it.
SATURDAY
February 22
06:00 AM In Studio* (2 back-to-back shows)
08:00 AM Get Smart (back-to-back episodes)
09:00 AM Abbott and Costello Movie - "It Ain't Hay" (1943)
10:30 AM Matinee Thirteen(?) - "Tarzan and the Mermaids" (1948)
12:00 PM Solid Gold
01:00 PM Playhouse Thirteen - "Mayday at 40,000 Feet" (1976)
03:00 PM Movie Arcade - "American Graffiti" (1973)
05:00 PM The Rockford Files
06:00 PM The Streets of San Francisco
07:00 PM Wheel of Fortune
07:30 PM Barney Miller
08:00 PM The 8 O'Clock Movie - "West Side Story" (1961)
11:00 PM The Benny Hill Show
11:30 PM L.A. Theatre - "North by Northwest" (1959)
02:00 AM Solid Gold
03:00 AM Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
04:00 AM INN News
04:30 AM SIGN-OFF
SUNDAY
February 23
06:00 AM First Person*
07:00 AM Tranzor Z
07:30 AM Tom and Jerry
08:00 AM The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera
09:30 AM Super Sunday
10:00 AM The Adventures of Superman
10:30 AM Bewitched
11:00 AM I Dream of Jeannie
11:30 AM Get Smart
12:00 PM The Dukes of Hazzard
01:00 PM Movie Arcade - "American Graffiti" (1973)[rebroadcast]
03:00 PM Movie for a Sunday Afternoon - "Three Days of the Condor" (1975)
05:00 PM Star Trek
06:00 PM Playhouse Thirteen - "Foul Play" (1980)
08:00 PM Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
09:00 PM Kenneth Copeland
10:00 PM Jerry Falwell
11:00 PM Jimmy Swaggart
12:00 AM Oral Roberts
12:30 AM PAID PROGRAM - "Millionaire Maker"
01:30 AM Editor's Desk*
02:00 AM INN News
02:30 AM SIGN-OFF
WEEKDAYS
February 24-28
05:30 AM Romper Room and Friends*
06:00 AM Super Friends
06:30 AM Scooby-Doo
07:00 AM M.A.S.K.
07:30 AM Heathcliff
08:00 AM Inspector Gadget
08:30 AM The Jetsons
09:00 AM The Great Space Coaster
09:30 AM The Adventures of Superman
10:00 AM Bewitched
10:30 AM I Dream of Jeannie
11:00 AM Hawaii Five-O
12:00 PM Matinee Thirteen
Monday - "Carson City" (1952)
Tuesday - "The Charge at Feather River" (1953)
Wednesday - "East of Eden" (1955)
Thursday - "The Easy Way" (1952)
Friday - "The Iron Mistress" (1952)
02:00 PM Super Friends
02:30 PM Tom and Jerry
03:00 PM Challenge of the Go-Bots
03:30 PM He-Man and the Masters of the Universe

04:00 PM She-Ra: Princess of Power
04:30 PM Transformers
05:00 PM G.I. Joe
05:30 PM Diff'rent Strokes (back-to-back episodes)
06:30 PM Jeopardy!
07:00 PM Wheel of Fortune
07:30 PM The New Newlywed Game
08:00 PM The 8 O'Clock Movie
Monday, Tuesday - "King Kong" (1976) [2-part broadcast]
Wednesday - SPECIAL: The Benny Hill Show [mini-marathon]
Thursday - "The Theif Who Came to Dinner" (1973)
Friday - "Machine Gun McCain" (Italian, 1968)
10:00 PM News 13 (10:30 for the Monday, Tuesday and Friday editions)
11:00 PM Barney Miller
11:30 PM Hawaii Five-O
12:30 AM INN News
01:00 AM L.A. Theatre
Monday - "Stage Fright" (British, 1950)
Tuesday - "A Star Is Born" (1954)
Wednesday - "Stop, You're Killing Me" (1952)
Thursday - "The West Point Story" (1950)
Friday - "The Winning Team" (1952)
03:00 AM SIGN-OFF (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday)
The Twentieth Century (Thursday)
03:30 AM SIGN-OFF (Monday, Thursday)

04:00 AM The Twentieth Century (Friday)
04:30 AM SIGN OFF (Friday)
* = denotes local program
In case you were wondering, Super Sunday was a weekly block consisted of the rotating series
"Robotix," "Bigfoot and the Muscle Machines," "Inhumanoids" and "JEM." They were also
broadcast in a 90-minute format as well.
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Re: KCOP Los Angeles, February 22-28, 1986
What were KTLA and KTTV's schedules at the same time?
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> 01:30 AM Editor's Desk*
> * = denotes local program
Not in the case of the above. "From the Editor's Desk" was a INN weekend show.______________

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I had forgotten that KCOP ran cartoons in the afternoons as well.
I also forgotten about "Super Sunday" which was produced by the folks that brought us the
animated versions of The Transformers and G.I. Joe. I barely remember the "Robotix" and
"Bigfoot" segments, and probably for good reason. In the fall of 1986, Jem ended up as a daily
series, and Inhumanoids as a weekly show.
Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! on KCOP? Geez, I bet they wish they kept those shows on their
air a few more years...
One other note: by this time, KTLA was owned by Tribune Broadcasting. I would have thought
that they would place the Independent Network News on channel five soon after. Did KTLA ever
air INN?______________
09-17-2005, 12:06 PM #5
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> One other note: by this time, KTLA was owned by Tribune
> Broadcasting. I would have thought that they would place
> the Independent Network News on channel five soon after.
> Did KTLA ever air INN?
Yes. According to the Fall Preview issue of TV Guide (September 12-18, 1987), INN News -- by
that time anchored by Morton Dean on weekdays and Marvin Scott on weekends -- was being
cleared by KTLA at 1:00am every night but Saturdays (when it was carried at 2:30am).
However, this particular week, INN was pre-empted on Tuesday and Wednesday night because
Pope John Paul II was visiting Los Angeles and KTLA was running round-the-clock coverage, using
the overnight hours for replays of the day's significant events. KTLA literally began at 9:00am
September 15 and, except for one-hour news blocks at noon and 10:00pm, ran nothing else for
48 hours straight. Even the 700 Club got pre-empted.______________

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> However, this particular week, INN was pre-empted on Tuesday
> and Wednesday night because Pope John Paul II was visiting
> Los Angeles and KTLA was running round-the-clock coverage,
> using the overnight hours for replays of the day's
> significant events. KTLA literally began at 9:00am
> September 15 and, except for one-hour news blocks at noon
> and 10:00pm, ran nothing else for 48 hours straight. Even
> the 700 Club got pre-empted.
The fact an independent station could do that much coverage on anything back in 1986 was
amazing. I never knew KTLA was so news intensive back in the 80s. I was led to believe the news
programming on KTLA became big in the early 90's. I dont remember other markets getting that
much Pope coverage. Even when he died the stations and networks were not wall to wall. Back
then I thought KTLA only had a 10 PM newscast.
Its amazing that Pat Robertson is so friendly with the Catholics after the Pope bumped him in the
#2 market. kidding...but he actually was a guest at least one Papal mass back in 1995 in New
York City. Upon the Pope's death his reaction was very favorable. I guess unlike many
conservative Protestants that Pat still has a soft spot for Catholicism.
>
09-17-2005, 08:13 PM #7
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> The fact an independent station could do that much coverage
> on anything back in 1986 was amazing. I never knew KTLA was
> so news intensive back in the 80s. I was led to believe the
> news programming on KTLA became big in the early 90's. I
> dont remember other markets getting that much Pope coverage.
> Even when he died the stations and networks were not wall to
> wall. Back then I thought KTLA only had a 10 PM newscast.
Actually, KTLA built a reputation for its news department. They were the first station to do live
remote coverage of news, the first to have a helicopter, and were generally considered to be the
station to turn to for major local newa coverage.
I believe KTLA won a local Emmy award for its coverage of the 1965 Watts riots, IIRC.
I think what causes the perception you have, Mark, is that KTLA was never a real contender in its
newscasts for many years, but their live coverage of disasters and breaking news more than
made up for it in the eyes of the viewers.______________


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> Actually, KTLA built a reputation for its news department.
> They were the first station to do live remote coverage of
> news, the first to have a helicopter, and were generally
> considered to be the station to turn to for major local newa
> coverage.
They had gavel-to-gavel coverage of the OJ Simpson trial that was syndicated to a handful of
stations.
I kinda miss KTLA since I switched satellite providers, although it looks like they've become just
another generic WB station.
09-17-2005, 11:26 PM #9
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Thanks for the clarification on "From the Editor's Desk." I wasn't sure at first if that series was
shown nationwide.
New York TV- Late Spring 1987
NEW YORK TV- LATE SPRING 1987
Friday June 12, 1987
WCBS-TV 2
6:00 am - CBS Morning News (with local inserts)
7:30 - The Morning Program
8:00- Presidential Address (from Berlin)
9:00 True Confessions
9:30 - The Judge
10:00 - The $25,000 Pyramid
10:30 - Card Sharks (hosted by Bob Eubanks)
11:00 - The Price is Right
Noon - Channel 2 News at Noon
12:30 - The Young and the Restless
1:30 - The Bold and the Beautiful
2:00 - As the World Turns
3:00 - Guiding Light
4:00 Divorce Court
4:30 Superior Court
5:00 - Channel 2 News at 5 (with Jim Jensen and Carol Martin)
5:30 - Channel 2 News at 5:30

6:00 - Channel 2 News at 6 (with Jim Jensen and Michelle Marsh)
7:00 - CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
7:30 - Wheel of Fortune
8:00 CBS Summer Playhouse- The Saint
9:00- Dallas
10:00- Hard Copy
11:00 - Channel 2 News at 11 (with Michelle Marsh and Mike Schnieder)
11:30 In Person from the Palace
12:30- Movie- Cattle Annie and Little Britches (1980)
2:30- Movie- My Love (1975)
WNBC-TV 4
5:00- Ben Casey
6:00 - NBC News at Sunrise (with Deborah Norville)
6:30 - Before Hours (business news)
6:45 - News 4 New York update
7:00 - Today (with Bryant Gumbel and Jane Pauley)
9:00 Peoples Court
10:00 - Sale of the Century
10:30 - Classic Concentration
11:30 - Scrabble
Noon - Super Password

12:30 - Wordplay
1:00 - Days of Our Lives
2:00 - Another World
3:00 - Santa Barbara
4:00 Donahue
5:00 - Live at Five (with Cafferty and Simmons)
6:00 - News 4 New York (with Scarborough and Pat Harper)
7:00 - NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw
7:30 Newlywed Game
8:00- Stingray
9:00- Miami Vice
10:00- Crime Story
11:00 - News 4 New York (with Scarborough and Simmons)
11:30 The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson
12:30 am- Late Night with David Letterman
2:30- News 4 New York (repeat from 11pm)
3am- Crosswits
3:30- Sally Jessy Raphael
4am- Music City U.S.A
WABC-TV 7
5:00- Dating Game
5:30 - Morning Stretch
6:00 - ABC World News This Morning (with local inserts)

7:00 - Good Morning America
9:00 - The Morning Show (aka Live with Regis and Kathie Lee)
10:00 Jeopardy!
10:30- Split Second
11:00 Whos the Boss
11:30 Webster
Noon - Ryan's Hope
12:30 - Loving
1:00 - All My Children
2:00 - One Life to Live
3:00 - General Hospital
4:00 - The Oprah Winfrey Show
5:00 - Eyewitness News (with Ernie Anastos and Roz Abrams)
6:00 - Eyewitness News (with Bill Beutel and John Johnson)
6:30 - ABC World News Tonight with Peter Jennings
7:00 - Jeopardy!
7:30 - Hollywood Squares
8:00- Sledge Hammer
8:30- Mr. Belvedere
9:00- Movie- Sins of the Past (1984)
11:00- Eyewitness News (with Ernie Anastos and Kaity Tong)
12am- Movie- Strange Invaders (1982)
2:00am- Eyewitness News (repeat of 11pm)

2:30am- Nightlife
3:00am- The Avengers
4:00am- Movie- Murder by Television (1935)
WNYW 5 (owned by Fox/News Corp.)
6:00 am - Jayce
6:30 - Centurions
7:00 - Rambo
7:30 - Defenders of the Earth
8:30 - My Little Pony
9:00 Brady Bunch
10:00 I Love Lucy
10:30- Bewitched
Noon Hour Magazine (with Gary Collins)
1:00 - Valuetelevision
2:30 - Jetsons
3:00 Silverhawks
3:30 She-Ra
4:00 He-Man
4:30 Thundercats
5:30 The Facts of Life
6:00 - Three's Company
7:00 M*A*S*H
7:30 - A Current Affair (with Maury Povich)
8:00 Movie- $1,000,000 Duck (1971)
10:00 - The Ten O'Clock News (with Roland and Mihalik)
11:00 The Late Show
12:00 am - Taxi
12:30 Star Search
1:30 Dream Girl U.S.A
2:00 Solid Gold
3:00- Movie- Navajo Joe (1966)
WWOR-TV 9
5:00 am- CNN News
6:00 am Jimmy Swaggart
6:30 700 Club
7:30 Straight Talk
8:30 Romper Room
9:30 Zoobilee Zoo
10:30- Monkees
11:00 Bosom Buddies
11:30- House Calls
Noon - News at Noon (with Sara Lee Kessler)
1:00 Movie- The Strawberry Statement (1970)
3:00 Hawaii Five-O
4:00 - Barnaby Jones
5:00 Hart to Hart
6:00 Magnum P.I
7:00 - The $100,000 Pyramid
7:30 Entertainment Tonight (with Mary Hart and John Tesh)
8:00-- News 9: Primetime
8:30- $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime (hosted by Jim Lange)
9:00 Seventh Avenue
11:00 Carol Burnett
11:30 Cannon
1:00 - The Joe Franklin Show
3:30am- Sign-Off
WPIX 11
6:00 Rangel Report
6:30 Mask
7:00 Heathcliff
7:30 - The Transformers

8:00 - Gobots
8:30 Pink Panther
9:00 - Munsters
9:30 - F-Troop
10:00 Mork and Mindy
10:30 - Sanford and Son
11:00- Sanford and Son
11:30 - Best Talk in Town (host: Nola Roeper)
Noon The Odd Couple
12:30- Movie- Suppose they Give a War and Nobody Came (1970)
2:30 Scooby Doo
3:00 Smurfs
3:30 Ghostbusters
4:00 - G.I. Joe
4:30 Good Times
5:00 - Lou Grant
6:00 Gimme A Break
6:30 - Jeffersons
7:00 INN News
7:30 Baseball- Milwaukee Brewers @ New York Yankees
10:00- News
10:30- INN News
11:00- At The Movies
11:30- Honeymooners
Midnight - Star Trek

1:00 Runaway with the Rich and Famous
1:30- INN News
3:00- Movie- Thank You, Mr. Moto (1937)
4:30am- Sign-Off
Retro Albuquerque 2/9/98-2/13/98
This is my first post here after about three months of lurking, and these are the oldest listings I
could find from my TV Guide collection. When I have a chance, I look for it again to add the
primetime listings. CBS had the Winter Olympics in Japan this same week.
KOB Ch. 4(NBC
5:30 News 4
6:00 News
7:00 Today Show
9:00 People's Court
10:00 Leeza
12:00 Another World
1:00 Sunset Beach
2:00 Jenny Jones
3:00 Ricki Lake
5:00 Eyewitness News at 5
5:30 NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw

6:00 Eyewitness News at 6
6:30 Seinfeld
KOAT Ch.7(ABC)
5:30 Action 7 News Live This Morning
9:00 Live! Regis and Kathie Lee
10:00 Maury
12:00 News
3:00 Motel Williams
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News
5:30 ABC News
6:00 News
PS: The View was aired at 1:05AM.
KRQE Ch.13(CBS)

5:30 News
6:00 This Morning
9:30 Gayle King
11:00 The Price is Right
12:00 News
12:30 The Bold and the Beautiful
1:00 The Young and the Restless
2:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Hard Copy
4:30 Real TV
5:30 News
6:00 Jeopardy!
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Do you have any FOX,UPN,WB,PBS and independent listings from the Albuquerque area?
Great to have you on board here.
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You forgot to mention WB.
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> You forgot to mention WB.
>
Actually, KWBQ ch.19(New Mexico's WB) didn't sign-on until the spring of 99. I have the Fox and
PBS listings below. This is about three years before KASA would get a newscast, and Kox Kids was
still on the weekdays.
KASA Ch.2(Fox)
6:00 Ducktales
6:30 Mummies Alive
7:00 Bobby's World
7:30 Casper
8:00 101 Dalmations
8:30 Mighty Ducks
9:00 Hangin' With Mr. Cooper
9:30 Boy Meets World
10:00 The Home Team with Terry Bradshaw
12:00 Pictionary
12:30 Judge Judy

1:00 Gerardo Rivera
2:00 Bananas in Pajamas
2:30 X-Men
3:00 Spiderman
3:30 Beetleborgs
4:00 Power Rangers
4:30 Goosebumps(M-Th)/Teenage Mutant Ninija Turtles(Fridays)
6:30 Mad about You
KNME Ch.5(PBS)
6:00 Homestrech
6:30 Sesame Street
8:00 Arthur
8:30 Theodore Tugboat
9:00 Sesame Street
10:30 am Lamb Chops' Play-Along
11:00 am Reading Rainbow
11:30 am Mister Rogers Neighborhood

Noon Charlie Rose
1:00 pm M - Th Telecourses, Fridays only - Uncommon Knowledge
1:30 pm Health Diary (Fridays only)
2:00 pm M - Que Pasa With Dolores, T - Religion & Ethics Newsweekly, W - Think Tank, Th - Firing
Line, F - To the Contrary
2:30 pm M - McLaughlin Group, T - Thinking Allowed, W - Antique Road Show, Th - Tony Browns
Journal, F - Between the Lines
3:00 pm Mark Kistlers Imagination Station
3:30 pm Bill Nye The Science Guy
4:00 pm Wishbone
4:30 pm The Magic School Bus
5:00 pm Arthur
5:30 Nightly Bussiness Report
6:00 Newshour with Jim Lehrer
KTTV Los Angeles, February 22-28, 1986
And now, the listings for KTTV channel 11, from the 4th week in February 1986.
Source: TV Guide
SATURDAY
February 22
06:00 AM Speak Out
06:30 AM Essence
07:00 AM New Forces

07:30 AM Good Day L.A.
08:00 AM Start of Something Big
09:00 AM S.W.A.T.
10:00 AM The Blue Knight
11:00 AM Soul Train
12:00 PM Martial Arts Theatre - "Roar of the Lion" (Hong Kong, 1983)
02:00 PM MOVIE - "Sands of Iwo Jima" (1949)
04:00 PM MOVIE - "Move Over, Darling" (1963)
06:00 PM Three's Company
06:30 PM Too Close For Comfort
07:00 PM Small Wonder
07:30 PM The Big Spin
08:00 PM The 8 O'Clock News
08:30 PM Weekend Magazine
09:00 PM Start of Something Big
10:00 PM Star Search
11:00 PM SPECIAL - International British Record Industry Awards
01:00 PM Los Angeles At Night Movie - "The Incident" (1967)
03:00 AM Los Angeles At Night Movie - "The Last Gangster" (1937)
04:45 AM The Outer Limits
SUNDAY
February 23
05:45 AM Christopher Closeup

06:00 AM Church in the Home
06:30 AM Christian Lifestyle Magazine
07:00 AM George Vandeman
07:30 AM Jimmy Swaggart**
08:30 AM Ever Increasing Faith
09:30 AM The World Tomorrow
10:00 AM MOVIE - "Magnificent Theif" (1967)
12:00 PM MOVIE - "Money from Home" (1953)
02:00 PM MOVIE - "Young Love, First Love" (Made for TV; 1979)
04:00 PM MOVIE - "Move Over, Darling" (1963)[rebroadcast]
06:00 PM Alice
06:30 PM WKRP in Cincinnati
07:00 PM Star Search
08:30 PM SPECIAL - Dodgers Title Drive '85
09:00 PM MOVIE - "Move Over, Darling" (1963)[rebroadcast]
11:00 PM Robert Schuller**
12:00 AM Larry Jones
12:30 AM Church in the Home
01:00 AM Eternity's Pillar with Alice Coltrane
01:30 AM SIGN-OFF
WEEKDAYS
February 24-28
05:30 AM Good Day L.A. (Wednesday)
- Speak Out (Thursday)
- New Forces (Friday)
06:00 AM Battle of the Planets
06:30 AM Robotech
07:00 AM The Flintstones
07:30 AM Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors
08:00 AM Voltron
08:30 AM The Muppet Show
09:00 AM I Love Lucy (back-to-back)
10:00 AM Mission: Impossible
11:00 AM Let's Make a Deal
11:30 PM The Midday News
12:00 PM Hour Magazine
01:00 PM All in the Family
01:30 PM Here's Lucy
02:00 PM Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig
02:30 PM Woody Woodpecker
03:00 PM The Flintstones
03:30 PM Gumby
04:00 PM Robotech
04:30 PM Thundercats
05:00 PM The Brady Bunch
05:30 PM The Jeffersons

06:30 PM Too Close For Comfort
07:30 PM M*A*S*H
08:30 PM PM Magazine
09:00 PM The 9:00 Movie
- Monday - SPECIAL: Music Awards Special
- Tuesday - "Kenny Rogers as the Gambler" (Made for TV; 1980)
- Wednesday - "5 Card Stud" (1968)
- Thursday - "California Split" (1974)
- Friday - "Casino" (Made for TV; 1980)
11:30 PM Dynasty
12:30 AM The Merv Griffin Show
01:30 AM Comedy Tonight
02:00 AM Love Songs
02:30 AM SIGN-OFF (Monday)
- Los Angeles At Night Movie
Tuesday - "Blondie's Blessed Event" (1942), "Blondie for Victory" (1942)
Wednesday - "Partner Island" (1950), "A Game of Death" (1945)
Thursday - "The Secret Life of an American Wife" (1968), "Mr. Moto Takes a Chance" (1938)
Friday - "John and Mary" (1969), "Up Front" (1951)
** = seen on more than one station in the market

Retro: Quebec/Ottawa Sat 4/24/93, pt 1
from TV HEBDO
Back to the days when TVA aired Saturday morning cartoons...part 1 covers Canadian channels.
SRC
CBFT-2 Montreal, CKRN-4 Rouyn-Noranda, CKRT-7 Riviere-du-Loup, CBOFT-9 Ottawa, CKSH-9

Sherbrooke, CBVT-11 Quebec City, CKRS-12 Jonquiere, CKTM-13 Trois-Rivieres
7:30 Les nouvelles aventures de Winnie l'ourson [Winnie the Pooh]
7:50 Touftoufs et Polluards [Smoggies]
8:20 CLYDE
8:50 Tic et Tac, les rangers du risque [Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]
9:15 Vazimolo
9:40 Looping [Tale Spin]
10:00 Tiny Toons [Tiny Toon Adventures]
10:30 Robin des Bois junior [Young Robin Hood]
11:00 Les heros du samedi (figure skating)
Noon La semaine parlementaire a Ottawa
12:30 La semaine a L'Assemblee Nationale
1:00 Cine-Famille "Le gros lot"
3:00 L'Univers des sports (NHL PLayoff highlights/Expos news)
4:30 Genies en herbes
5:00 CBFT-CKRN-CKRT-CBOFT-CBVT-CKRS: La bande des six
CKSH: Melez-nous de nos affaires
CKTM: La region maintenant... (special, usually carries La bande des six)
5:30 CKSH: Vivre a trois [Three's Company]

6:00 Le Telejournal
6:30 Scully rencontre
7:00 Juste pour rire
8:00 NHL Playoffs: Wales Semi-Final, Game 4
11:10 Tele-Selection "Les saisons du coeur"
1:25 Fin des emissons
TVA
CFCM-4 Quebec City, CHAU-5 Carleton, CJPM-6 Chicoutimi, CHLT-7 Sherbrooke, CHEM-8 Trois-
Rivieres, CIMT-9 Riviere-du-Loup, CFTM-10 Montreal, CFER-11 Rimouski, CFEM-13 Rouyn-
Noranda, CHOT-40 Hull
8:00 Jem
8:30 Ma petite pouliche [My Little Pony]
9:00 Transformers
9:30 Les tortues ninja [Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]
10:00 CFCM-CHAU-CJPM-CHLT-CHEM-CIMT-CFTM-CFER-CFEM: Le club Les Branches
CHOT: Medititation transcedentale
10:30 CFCM-CHAU-CJPM-CHLT-CHEM-CIMT-CFTM-CFER-CFEM: C'est un abat! (bowling)
CHOT: La classique Anik (ditto)
11:30 CFCM-CJPM-CHLT-CHEM-CIMT-CFTM-CFER: La tour du Quebec
CHAU-CFEM-CHOT: La sante au travail
Noon Cinemaximum "Autres etudes"
2:00 Cinemaximum "Dudes"
4:00 CFCM-CJPM-CHLT-CHEM-CIMT-CFTM-CFER-CFEM-CHOT: Video Rock Detente (simulcast on

Telemedia's Rock-Detente radio network)
CHAU: Multi-Services (programs from various community groups in the Gaspesie and northern
New Brunswick)
4:30 CFCM: Ramp-Arts
CJPM-CHLT-CHEM-CFTM-CFEM: Jeopardy! (TVA produced their own version, hosted by Real

Giguere)
CIMT: Le Supplement
CFER: Perspectives
CHOT: Ti-Guy l'artisse
5:00 Les heros de l'hiver
5:30 CFCM-CHAU-CJPM-CHLT-CHEM-CIMT-CFTM-CFER-CFEM: Le TVA, edition reseau
CHOT: Evasion hors-sentiers
6:00 Cine-Extra "Amazing Grace et Chuck"
8:30 Cine-Extra "Attica"
10:30 Top Musique
11:00 Le TVA, edition reseau/TVA Sports
11:30 Loto-Quebec
11:42 Cine-Lune "La belle captive"
TQS
CFAP-2 Quebec City, CFRS-4 Jonquiere, CFKM-16 Trois-Rivieres, CFVS-25 Val-d'Or, CFTF-29
Riviere-du-Loup, CFKS-30 Sherbrooke, CFJP-35 Montreal, CFGS-49 Hull
12:30 Cinema "Allan Quartermain et les mines de roi Salomon"
2:30 Les rues de San Francisco [Streets of San Francisco]
3:30 Police Academy: la serie [Police Academy: The Series, animated show based on the movie
series]
4:00 Yula
5:00 Passion plein air
6:00 Sports Plus hockey
6:30 Les Simpson [Simpsons]
7:00 Elle ecrit au meutre [Murder, She Wrote]
8:00 Cinema "Un heros comme tant d'autres"
11:00 Sports Plus
11:30 Passion plein air
Mid. Bleu nuit (TQS' famous Saturday night adult flicks) "Lecons tres particulieres"
2:00 Serie rose (more porn, I'll bet)
Radio-Quebec
CIVA-12 Val-d'Or, CIVQ-15 Quebec City, CIVM-17 Montreal, CIVS-24 Sherbrooke, CIVO-30 Hull,
CIVC-45 Trois-Rivieres
10:00 Introduction to Culture
11:30 Pause musicale
12:30 Les matinees autochtones
1:00 Pousse-Pousse
1:30 Pause musicale
2:30 Rideau
4:00 Nord-Sud
4:30 Droit de regard
5:00 Droit de parole
6:00 Video
6:30 Omni science
7:00 Oxygene
7:30 Ramp-Arts
8:00 Parler pour parler
9:00 Cinema sans frontieres "Toi et moi aussi"
10:35 Points de vue
11:35 Consommaction
CBC
CBOT-4 Ottawa, CKMI-5 Quebec City, CBMT-6 Montreal
8:30 Under the Umbrella Tree
9:00 Sesame Street
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Star Trek
Noon Lynette Jennings Homeworks
12:30 Cottage Country
1:00 Canadian Gardener
1:30 Disability Network
2:00 Driver's Seat
2:30 Wok with Yan
3:00 SportsWeekend (Ken Read Celebrity skiing/World Gymnastics Championships)
7:00 NHL Playoffs: Adams Semi-Final, Game 4

10:00 TBA
11:00 The National
11:15 Provincial Affairs
11:20 CBOT: Newsfinal
CKMI-CBMT: Newswatch
11:45 CKMI-CBMT: Country Beat
Mid. CBOT: Country Beat
12:45 CKMI-CBMT CBC Late Night "Longing for Eternity"
1:00 CBOT: CBC Late Night "Longing for Eternity'
2:45 CKMI-CBMT: sign-off
3:00 CBOT: sign-off
CFCF-CTV Montreal
5:30 Pacific Station
6:00 Lorne Greene's New Wilderness
6:30 Little Flying Bears
7:00 My Secret Identity
7:30 Wonder Why? (ATV Halifax's contribution to CTV's kids programming)
8:00 New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
8:30 Disney's The Little Mermaid
9:00 Goof Troop
9:30 Owl TV
11:00 Canada AM Weekend

Noon Maple Leaf Wrestling (WWF)
1:00 Saturday Cinema "Straight Shooter: The Story of John Phillips and the Mamas & the Papas"
2:30 Canada In View (documentaries from local CTV stations)
3:00 CTV Sports Presents
5:00 Diamonds
6:00 News
6:30 Quebec Country '93
8:00 Katts & Dog
8:30 Bordertown
9:00 Counterstrike
10:00 Commish
11:30 Lotto 6/49
11:32 News
Mid. Cinema 12 "The Hot Spot"
2:10 Cinema 12 "Hands of a Murderer"
4:05 Cinema 12 "The Ultimate Thrill"
CJOH-CTV Ottawa/Cornwall
6:00 Fitness with Love
7:00 Wonder Why?

8:30 Owl TV
9:00 Goof Troop
9:30 Darkwing Duck
10:30 Raw Toonage
Noon Fish 'n Canada
12:30 Canada In View
1:00 RV Vacation Adventures
1:30 Bob Izumi's Real Fishing Show
2:00 Maple Leaf Wrestling (WWF)
5:00 Rescue 911
6:00 News
6:30 Regional Contact
7:00 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
8:00 Almost Home
8:30 Nurses
9:00 Katts & Dog
9:30 Bordertown
10:00 Counterstrike
11:30 News
Mid. Late Night Movie: TBA

2:30 Fmaily Ties
3:30 sign-off
CHRO-CTV Pembroke
6:00 Take Part
6:30 Time to Read
7:30 Germotte's Studio
8:00 Owl TV
8:30 Disney's The Little Mermaid
9:00 Cowboy Who
9:30 Hands Up Hands On
10:00 D'Arcy's Beat
Noon College Profile
12:30 Teen Machine
1:00 RV Vacation Adventures
1:30 Don't Move, Improve
2:00 Ontario Fisherman
2:30 Outdoor Sportsman
5:00 WWF Wrestling
6:00 News
6:30 TV Bingo
8:00 Showcase
8:30 Talent Caravan
9:00 Katts & Dog
9:30 Bordertown
10:00 Counterstrike
11:30 Lotto 6/49
11:32 News
Mid. Movie "Streets of Laredo"
2:00 sign-off
CIII-Global Toronto
5:35 Night Walk
6:30 Kidstreet
7:00 Ovide & the Gang
8:00 Jim Henson's Dog City
8:30 Steven Spielberg Presents The Plucky Duck Show (Tiny Toons spin-off)
9:00 Tiny Toons Adventures
9:30 Addams Family (animated version)
11:00 Back to the Future
11:30 Tell a Tale Town

Noon Kidsbeat
12:30 Hobby Garden
1:00 World Tomorrow
1:30 Town & Country Ontario
2:00 100 Huntley Street Stewardship Special
3:00 Movie "The Emerald City of Oz"
5:00 Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show
6:00 News
6:30 Focus Ontario
7:00 Doogie Howser, MD
7:30 Major Dad
8:00 Cops
9:00 Code 3
9:30 Mad About You
10:00 Commish
11:00 News
1:00 Movie "The Third Voice"
3:00 Fugitive
4:00 Night Walk
CICA-TVO Toronto
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Tales of the Green Forest
7:00 Tales from the Blue Crystal

7:15 Magic Library
7:30 Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show
8:00 Polka Dot Door
9:00 Sewing with Nancy
9:30 Kay's Basic Cooking
10:00 Madhur Jaffrey's Indian Cookery
10:30 Gardens by Design
11:00 Exploring Ontario's Provincial Parks
11:30 Well-Being
Noon Your Green Home
12:30 Teacher Education
1:30 Homebrew
2:00 Walking Fit
2:30 Preparing Your Income Tax
3:00 Preparing Your Income Tax Write-In
4:00 Writing Workshop
4:15 Business & Consumer Mathematics
4:30 Parenting
4:45 Mathematics for Technology
6:00 Polka Dot Door
6:30 Voyager: The World of National Geographic
7:30 Senior Report

8:00 Saturday Night at the Movies "Ten Gentlemen from West Point"
9:50 Conversations
10:15 TVO Late Movie "Wing & a Prayer"
Mid. sign-off
Retro:Cleveland/Akron/Youngstown/Erie Saturday December 19, 1959
From:TV Guide
Synd.=Syndicated show
Stations:
Cleveland
KYW 3 NBC
WEWS 5 ABC
WJW 8 CBS
Akron
WAKR 49 ABC
Youngstowm
WFMJ 21 NBC
WKBN 27 CBS
WKST 33 ABC
Erie
WICU 12 ABC NBC
WSEE 35 CBS
Morning
7AM
8 RFD
7:30
3 This Land Of Ours
7:45
8 Rex Humbard
8AM
3 Mr. Wizard
8-27 Captain Kangaroo
8:30
3 Albert P. Worm-Education
8:55
5 News-Bill Prentice
9AM
3 Fife And Drum-Education
5 Christophers
8 Bozo
12 Life Of Riley
21 Bugs Bunny
27 Three Stooges
35 Captain Kangaroo
9:30
3 Cartoon Carnival
5 Joe Berg-Kids
12 My Little Margie
10AM
3-12-21 Howdy Doody-COLOR
5 Learn To Draw-Gnagy
8-27-35 Heckle/Jeckle
10:15
5 Little Rascals
10:30
3-12-21 Ruff And Reddy-COLOR
5 New Horizons-Documentary
8-27-35 Mighty Mouse
11AM
3-21 Fury
5 Dance Party-Variety
8 Tugboat Annie-Synd.
12 Bugs Bunny
27-35 I Love Lucy-The gang meets up with Tennessee Ernie Ford On Their way to California.
11:30
3-12-21 Circus Boy-Reruns of earlier ABC Series starring Mickey Braddock-Later known as Mickey
Dolenz of the Monkees fame.
8-35 Lone Ranger
27 Air Force-Documentary
Afternoon
12PM
3 Film Feature
5-49 Soupy Sales
8-27 Sky King
12-21 True Story
35 New Horizons
12:30
5 Restless Gun
8 Annie Oakley
12-21 Pre Game Show
27-35 College Football-Holiday Bowl
Texas A&I vs. Lenoir-Rhyne from St. Petersburg, Fla. (Don't know if this is related to the current
San-Diego Based Holiday Bowl)
49 Looney Tunes
12:45
3-12-21 College Football-Liberty Bowl
Alabama Vs. Penn State from Philadelphia
1PM
5 Inside Catholic Schools
8 Championship Brodge
49 Schools-Documentary
1:30
5 Command Performance
8 Wrestling
49 High Schools-Documentary
2PM
5 It's Worth Knowing
49 Movie-Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde

2:15
5 Closing The College Door
2:30
5 Waterfront
8 Charley Weaver-ABC from Tuesday 8PM
3PM
5 Perspective
8 Ernie Kovacs-ABC from Thursday 10:30PM
27-35 Film Feature
3:15
3-12-21 Film Short
3:30
3-21 Film Feature
5 Jim Bowie
8-27-35 College Football-Bluebonnet Bowl
Clemson vs. TCU from Houston (Rice Stadium)
Tom Harmon/George Connor
12 World Championship Golf
4PM
5 Three Stooges-Men In Black
21 NBA Basketball-New York Knicks at Boston Celtics-Curt Gowdy
49 Movie-The Girl Said No-1930
4:30
3 College Basketball-Tennessee At Michigan
5 Rin Tin Tin
12 Film Feature
5PM
5-33 All Star Golf..(WKST 33 does not come on the air till 5PM)
12 Lone Ranger
5:30
12 Film Short
49 Movie-Little Mister Jim
Evening
6PM
5 Public Defender
8-27-35 Film Feature
21 Laurel And Hardy
33 Duffy's Tavern
6:30
3 Barnaby, Popeye and Friends
5 Roy Rogers
8 Markham
12 Adventures In Paradise-ABC Monday 9:30 PM
27 News Of Today
33 Command Performance
35 Film Feature
6:45
27 World Of Sports
7PM
3 Decoy-Synd.
5 Jamboree-Variety-I am assuming this is some sort of local Country Western Show.
8 Death Valley Days
21 Annie Oakley-Synd.
27 Mackenzies Raiders-Synd.
33 Cisco Kid
35 Championship Bridge
49 Bowling
7:30
3-12-21 Bonanza-COLOR
5-33 Dick Clark-World Of Talent

8-27-35 Perry Mason
8PM
5-33 High Road-Guenther (Travel)
49 Akron Univ. Basketball (No Opponent listed)
8:30
3-12-21 Man And The Challenge
5-33 Leave It Tio Beaver
8-27-35 Wanted Dead Or Alive
9PM
3-12-21 The Deputy-Henry Fonda
5-33 Lawrence Welk
8-27-35 Mr. Lucky
9:30
3-12-21 Five Fingers-Drama Anthology
8-27-35 Have Gun Will Travel
10PM
5-33 Jublilee USA-Red Foley
8-27-35 Gunsmoke
49 Movie-The Heavenly Body

10:30
3 Bold Venture-Synd.
5 Shotgun Slade-Synd.
8 Grand Jury-Synd.
12 Not For Hire-Synd.
21 It Could Be You-NBC Network
27 To Be Announced (No Listing)
35 Robert Taylor's Detectives
11PM
3 News John Mahoney Weather Dick Reynolds Sports Jim Graner
(News, Weather, Sports listings are separate in the TV Guide..just combining them to save time)
5 News Jack Perkins (Later Famous At NBC) Weather Alan Douglas
8 News Jim Doney Sports Doug Adair Weather Howard Hoffman
12-21-27 News
11:10
12 Movie-Colonel Effingham's Raid 1945
27 Movie Fire One 1954
11:15
3 Movie-Mrs. Parkington 1944
5 Playboy's Penthouse-Hugh Hefner

11:20
8 Movie-We Are Not Alone 1939
21 Bold Venture-Synd.
11:45
49 Movie-Midnight Murder
11:50
21 Movie-Return To Paradise 1953
Midnight
35 Movie-High Command 1938
12:30
27 Wrestling
1AM
3 Movie-Bunco Squad 1950
8 Movie-The Mad Doctor Of Market Street 1942
Retro: North Carolina primetime 6 PM-sign off Tuesday, September 18, 1956
EST, one hour behind New York.

6:10 Weather
6:30 Name That Tune (George DeWitt version)
(CBS)
7 PM Superman
7:30 Frontier (this had just come off NBC--
don't know if reruns or new episodes
for syndication)
8 PM Joe And Mabel (CBS)
9 PM The $64,000 Question (CBS)
9:30 Steve Donovan, Western Marshal
10 PM Phil Silvers Show (CBS) (delay from
7 PM)
11 PM Les Paul & Mary Ford
11:05 Sports Final
11:10 Weather
11:15 News
11:20 Movie: "Swinging On A Rainbow"

6 PM Robin Hood (CBS) (delay from Monday
6:30)
6:30 Esso Reporter
6:45 Weather
6:50 Vespers
7:30 Waterfront
8 PM Douglas Fairbanks
8:30 Arthur Smith
9 PM $64,000 Question
9:30 Eddie Cantor Comedy Theater
10 PM Quartet
10:15 Nocturne
10:30 Dunninger (ABC) (delay from
Wednesday 7:30)
11 PM Weather
11:05 News
11:15 Sports
11:30 Texas Rasslin'
6 PM Wyatt Earp (ABC) (delay from Tuesday

7:30)
6:30 News
7:30 Foy Willing
7:45 Playhouse (again!)
8 PM Theater (again!)
9 PM Uncovered
9:30 Big Town (NBC)
10 PM Pendulum
10:30 Big Picture
11 PM 11th Hour Report
6 PM News
6:15 Weather
6:25 Sports
6:30 Dollar Man (some sort of local
game show, perhaps?)
7 PM Flash Gordon
7:30 Steve Donovan
8 PM Theater (may be Jane Wyman)
8:30 Willie Moore
9 PM Big Picture
9:30 Big Town
10 PM Big Surprise (aired on NBC at 7,
although a number of stations on
EST aired it at 10)
10:30 Noah's Ark (aired on NBC at 7:30,
but again, a three-hour delay was
not uncommon in the South)
11 PM News
11:05 Weather
11:10 Sports
6 PM News
6:05 Sports
6:10 Weather
6:30 Name That Tune
6:55 Democratic Speech (this wasn't shown
in WFMY's listing, but I'm sure it was
on CBS: Adlai Stevenson pre-empted the
last five minutes of Name That Tune and
got untold letters of protest)
7 PM Phil Silvers
7:30 Quartette
7:45 Jamboree
8 PM Wyatt Earp (delay from 7:30)
8:30 Man Behind The Badge
9:30 Do You Trust Your Wife? (CBS) (Edgar
Bergen hosts now, but the following year
this show will move to ABC daytime with a
new host, Johnny Carson. In 1958 it gets
its more familiar title: Who Do You Trust?)
10 PM Arthur Murray Party (CBS) (delay from
Thursday 9 PM)
10:30 Esso Reporter
10:40 Sports
10:45 Star Time
11 PM Weather
11:05 News
11:10 Movie
6 PM Sportsview
7 PM News
7:10 Weather
7:15 Patti Page
7:30 Jim Tatum (UNC coaches' show)
8 PM Jane Wyman Show (NBC)
8:30 Armstrong Circle Theater (NBC)
(WTVD would have this show for
most of its CBS run as well.)
9:30 Big Town
10 PM Big Surprise
10:30 TBA
11 PM News
11:10 The Falcon
11:40 Previews
6 PM Sports Desk
6:10 News--Julian Barber
6:25 Weather Tower
6:30 Frankie Carle Show (NBC)
7 PM Celebrity Playhouse
7:30 Wake Forest Coaches Conference
8 PM Jane Wyman
8:30 Armstrong Circle Theater
9:30 Big Town

10 PM Big Surprise
10:30 TBA
11 PM Tonight Show
12 M News Final
6 PM Kukla, Fran And Ollie (ABC)
6:30 Name That Tune
6:55 Democratic Speech
7 PM Phil Silvers
7:30 Navy Log (CBS)
8 PM Joe And Mabel
8:30 DuPont Cavalcade Theater (ABC)
9:30 Do You Trust Your Wife?
10 PM Movie
11:30 Beulah
Retro: Idaho Thurs 10/10/91
from TV Guide
KBCI Boise/Nampa (CBS)
5:30 DuckTales
6:00 This Morning
8:30 Family Feud
9:00 Price is Right
Noon As the World Turns
1:00 Guiding Light
2:00 Geraldo
3:30 Tale Spin
4:00 Darkwing Duck
4:30 ALF
5:30 News
6:30 Baseball: National League Playoffs, Game 2 (at Pittsburgh)
9:00 Jeopardy!
10:00 News
11:00 Arsenio Hall
Mid. Joan Rivers
1:00 sign-off
KAID Boise-Nampa/KISU Pocatello (PBS)
6:45 (KAID)Faces of Culture
7:45 AM Weather
8:00 Homestretch
9:00 Sesame Street
11:00 Instructional Programming
3:00 Sesame Street
4:30 3-2-1 Contact
5:00 Where is Carmen Sandiego? (which version of series?)
6:00 Amish Cooking
7:00 MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour
8:00 Outdoor Idaho
8:30 This Old House
9:00 Mystery!
10:00 Fire!
11:00 European Journal
11:30 sign-off
KIVI Boise/Nampa (ABC)

6:00 ABC World News This Morning/Local News
9:00 Home (first hour)
11:00 Jenny Jones
Noon Home (last half-hour)
12:30 Loving
4:00 Matlock
5:30 News
6:00 Cosby Show
7:00 Pros & Cons
8:00 FBI: The Untold Stories
8:30 American Detective
9:00 Primetime Live
10:00 News
10:30 Cheers
11:00 Nightline
11:30 Into the Night
12:30 sign-off
KTVB Boise/Nampa (NBC, relay in Twin Falls)
6:00 NBC News at Sunrise/Local News
7:00 Today
9:00 Phil Donahue
10:00 Maury Povich
11:00 One on One
11:30 Cover to Cover
Noon News
2:00 Another World
3:00 Santa Barbara
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 Cosby Show
8:00 Cheers
8:30 Wings
9:00 LA Law
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show

1:30 sign-off
KTRV Boise/Nampa (Fox, TVG listed it as Ind)
6:00 Rocky & Friends
6:30 James Bond Jr.
7:00 Flintstones
9:00 Small Wonder
9:30 Webster
10:30 Jeffersons
11:00 Highway to Heaven
Noon Fall Guy
1:00 Judge
1:30 People's Court
2:00 Love Stories
4:00 Beetlejuice
5:00 Little House: A New Beginning
6:00 Growing Pains
6:30 M*A*S*H
7:00 Simpsons
7:30 Drexell's Class
10:00 Night Court
11:30 Movie "Warning Sign"
1:30 EDJ
2:00 sign-off
KIDK Idaho Falls (CBS)
5:00 Success N Life
6:00 This Morning
8:30 Family Feud
9:00 Price is Right
11:00 Love Stories

1:00 Guiding Light
2:00 Maury Povich
3:00 Tale Spin
3:30 Darkwing Duck
4:00 Growing Pains
6:00 News
6:30 Baseball: NLCS Game 2
9:00 Top Cops
9:30 Golden Girls
10:00 News
10:30 Night Court
11:00 Fly by Night
Mid. sign-off
KIFI Idaho Falls (NBC)
5:55 Idaho Job Report
7:00 Today
10:00 One on One

11:00 Phil Donahue
Noon CNN Headline News
12:30 A Closer Look
1:00 Santa Barbara
2:00 Another World
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News
6:00 News
6:30 Cosby Show
7:00 Cosby Show
8:00 Cheers
8:30 Wings
9:00 LA Law
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show
11:35 M*A*S*H
1:35 sign-off
KPVI Pocatello/KJVI Jackson/KKVI Twin Falls (ABC)
(TVG also mentions another ABC relay in Twin Falls on ch68, did that relay KIVI from Boise?)
5:30 (KPVI-KJVI)Ag Day
9:00 Home
10:30 Loving
Noon One Life to Live
2:00 Geraldo
4:30 People's Court
5:30 News
6:00 (KPVI-KJVI)Entertainment Tonight
(KKVI)EDJ
7:00 Pros & Cons
9:00 Primetime Live
10:00 (KPVI-KJVI)News
(KKVI)Love Connection
10:30 (KKVI)News
10:35 Nightline
11:05 Arsenio Hall
1:05 sign-off
KMVT Twin Falls (CBS)
5:30 News
7:00 This Morning
9:00 Price is Right
10:30 Family Feud
11:00 $100,000 Pyramid
Noon Regis & Kathie Lee
1:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Hard Copy
4:30 Jeopardy!
5:00 Cosby Show
6:00 News

9:30 Top Cops
10:00 News
10:35 Cheers
11:05 Fly by Night
12:05 Personals
12:35 Alias Smith & Jones
1:05 sign-off
KTWO Casper (NBC)
5:00 Morning Agriculture Report
5:30 Ag Day
7:00 Today
9:00 Phil Donahue
11:00 One on One
Noon People's Court
12:30 A Closer Look
1:00 Another World
2:00 Santa Barbara
4:00 Cosby Show

5:30 News
6:00 Golden Girls
6:30 M*A*S*H
7:00 Cosby Show
8:00 Cheers
8:30 Wings
9:00 LA Law
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show
1:05 News
1:40 sign-off
KCWC Riverton (PBS)
6:45 AM Weather
7:00 Sesame Street
8:30 Body Electric
9:00 Sesame Street
11:30 Stained Glass with Vicki Payne

Noon Faces of Culture
1:00 Oceanus: The Marine Environment
3:00 Firing Line
3:30 3-2-1 Contact
4:00 DeGrassi Junior High
5:00 Where is Carmen Sandiego?
8:00 Main Street Wyoming
8:30 Endurance
9:00 Mystery!
10:00 Inside Gorbachev's USSR
11:05 sign-off
KFNE Riverton (ABC, relays KFNB Casper)
9:00 Geraldo
10:00 Home

Noon Love Stories
12:30 Loving
3:30 Tale Spin
4:00 Chuck Woolery
5:00 $100,000 Pyramid
5:30 Now It Can Be Told
6:30 Family Feud
7:00 Pros & Cons
9:00 Primetime Live
10:30 Nightline
Mid. Commercial Program
12:30 sign-off
KGWL Lander-Riverton/KGWR Rock Springs (CBS/Fox, relays KGWC Casper)
5:00 Success N Life
6:00 This Morning

8:30 Family Feud
9:00 Price is Right
1:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Judge
5:30 News
6:00 Night Court
9:00 Cheers
9:30 Top Cops
10:00 News
10:35 Fly by Night
11:35 Peronals
1:35 sign-off
KUTV Salt Lake City (NBC)

6:00 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Another World
10:00 A Closer Look
10:30 One on One
Noon News
12:55 Together
1:00 Santa Barbara
3:00 Maury Povich
4:00 Phil Donahue
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 Cosby Show
8:00 Cheers
8:30 Wings
9:00 LA Law
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show

1:05 Hard Copy
2:05 News
2:40 sign-off
KTVX Salt Lake City (ABC)
6:00 News
10:00 Home
2:00 Growing Pains
3:00 Geraldo
4:00 People's Court
4:30 Candid Camera
5:30 News
6:30 Jeopardy!
7:00 Pros & Cons

9:00 Primetime Live
10:00 News
10:35 Night Court
11:35 Nightline
1:05 Movie "Nights in White Satin"
3:05 News
3:40 Webster
4:10 Family Ties
4:40 sign-off
KSL Salt Lake City (CBS)
5:00 Ag Day
6:00 This Morning
8:00 Focus
9:00 Price is Right
Noon News
1:00 Guiding Light
2:00 Oprah Winfrey

3:00 Jenny Jones
4:30 Cosby Show
5:00 M*A*S*H
6:00 News
9:00 Siskel & Ebert
9:30 Top Cops
10:00 News
10:35 M*A*S*H
11:05 Love Boat
12:05 News
KUED Salt Lake City (PBS)
6:15 AM Weather
7:00 Zoobilee Zoo
7:30 Sesame Street
8:30 Figuring It Out

2:00 Second Voyage of the Mimi
4:00 Sesame Street
7:00 Yan Can Cook
7:30 Wild America
8:00 Cosmos
9:00 Mystery!
10:00 Fresh Fields
10:35 Movie "Longtime Companion"
12:35 sign-off
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Re: Retro: Idaho Thurs 10/10/91
Thank you for posting these! I use to live in Twin Falls(for only about a year '96-97) and I'm
surprised KMVT kept it's line-up the same for a long time.
> KMVT Twin Falls (CBS)
> 5:30 News
> 7:00 This Morning
> 10:30 Family Feud
> 11:00 $100,000 Pyramid
> Noon Regis & Kathie Lee
> 4:00 Hard Copy
> 4:30 Jeopardy!
> 5:00 Cosby Show
> 6:00 News

> 6:30 Baseball: NLCS Game 2
> 9:30 Top Cops
> 10:00 News
> 10:35 Cheers
> 11:05 Fly by Night
> 12:05 Personals
> 12:35 Alias Smith & Jones
> 1:05 sign-off
>
Retro: North Carolina primetime Friday, September 21, 1956
run 6 PM (EST)-sign off (times are one hour
behind New York).
6:10 Weather
6:30 Do You Trust Your Wife? (CBS, delay
from Tuesday 9:30) (In my posting
of schedules for Sept. 18, 1956, I
mentioned that this show later became

Who Do You Trust? with Johnny Carson.)
7 PM Millionaire (CBS, delay from Wednesday
8 PM)
8 PM The Crusader (CBS) (Brian Keith as a
crusading newspaper reporter)
8:30 Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars (CBS)
9 PM Undercurrent (CBS) (The Lineup had not
yet returned from summer vacation.)
9:30 Person To Person (CBS) (Edward R. Murrow's
weekly visits with celebrities in their
homes. He was in a CBS studio, seeing his
guests on a large screen. Elliott Reid does
a dead-on Murrow in that I Love Lucy episode
where the Ricardos and Mertzes appear on
"Face To Face.")
10 PM Our Miss Brooks (CBS, delay from 7:30)
10:30 Jim Bowie (ABC, delay from 7 PM)
11:05 Sports Final
11:10 Weather
11:15 News
11:20 Movie

6 PM Industry On Parade
6:15 The Constitution
6:30 Esso Reporter
6:45 Weather
6:50 Vespers
7 PM Theater (here we go again)
7:30 Lawrence Welk (don't know if this is a delay
of his Saturday show or his Monday show, Top
Tunes And New Talent, but it's ABC, and, oddly,
WBTV carries only a half-hour)
8 PM The Crusader
9 PM Undercurrent
9:30 Theater
10 PM Patti Page
10:15 Synopsis
11 PM Weather
11:05 News Final
11:15 Sports
11:25 Les Paul And Mary Ford
11:30 Movie

6:30 News
7:45 Sports
8 PM Frank Leahy (Notre Dame football coach)
8:30 Ray Milland
9 PM Gillette Cavalcade Of Sports (boxing)
(NBC)
9:45 Red Barber's Corner (NBC)
10 PM Truth Or Consequences (NBC, delay from
7 PM) (Jack Bailey is host, but Bob
Barker will take over when the show moves
to daytime Dec. 31.)
10:30 Life Of Riley (NBC, delay from 7:30)
11 PM 11th Hour Report
6 PM News
6:15 Weather
6:25 Sports
6:30 Music
6:45 Playback (sounds like a sports show)

7:30 Life Of Riley
8 PM On Trial (NBC)
8:30 Big Story (NBC)
9:45 Red Barber's Corner
10 PM Wrestling
11 PM News
11:05 Weather
11:10 Sports
6 PM News
6:05 Sports
6:10 Weather
6:30 My Friend Flicka (CBS)
7 PM Jamboree
7:30 Harry Wismer (sports show)
7:45 Jamboree
8 PM The Crusader
9 PM Undercurrent

10 PM Crossroads (ABC, delay from 7:30)
10:30 Esso Reporter
10:40 Sports
10:45 Star Time
11 PM Weather
11:05 Football Scoreboard
11:15 Movie
6 PM Sportsview
6:30 Steve Donovan, Western Marshal
7 PM News
7:10 Weather
7:15 Movie Museum
8 PM On Trial
8:30 Big Story
10 PM Playhouse
10:30 Life Of Riley
11 PM Weather
11:05 News
11:10 Movie
12:30 Previews
6 PM Frank Leahy Sports
6:15 News--Wayne Willard
6:25 Weather Tower
6:30 Eddie Fisher (NBC)
7:30 Life Of Riley
8 PM On Trial
8:30 Big Story
11 PM Tonight--Steve Allen
12 M News Final
6 PM Kukla, Fran And Ollie (ABC)

7:30 Crossroads
8 PM The Crusader
8:30 Dollar Man
9 PM Undercurrent
10 PM Movie
Red-letter day: Channel 11 finally expands
its 6 PM news to an hour, joining Channels
2 and 5, which have been airing an hour for
several years.
Schedules are from the Atlanta Constitution
and run 7 AM-1 AM (or later).
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Card Sharks
9:30 Odd Couple
11 AM New High Rollers
12 N News
12:30 Liars Club
1 PM Gong Show
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Bionic Woman
5 PM Newlywed Game
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Bonkers!
8 PM Little House On The
Prairie
9 PM NBC Movie: "Overboard"
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show (Steve Martin
guest hosts)
1 AM Tomorrow
2 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)

9 AM Donahue
10 AM Cross-Wits
11:30 Love Of Life
12 N News
2:30 Guiding Light
4 PM Bewitched
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
8 PM WKRP In Cincinnati
8:30 People
9 PM M*A*S*H
10 PM Lou Grant
11 PM News
12:40 CBS Movie: "For Better,
For Worse"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
Instructional programming until
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Sesame Street
6:30 Over Easy
8 PM Live From The Met
11 PM Movie: "The Hound Of The
Baskervilles"
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
9 AM Dating Game
10:30 Edge Of Night
11 AM Happy Days
11:30 Family Feud
12 N News
12:30 Ryan's Hope
3 PM Emergency One!
4 PM Krofft Superstars
5:30 Joker's Wild
6 PM News
7 PM ABC News
7:30 Tic Tac Dough
8:30 Operation Petticoat
9 PM NFL Football: Minnesota
at Chicago
12:30 Voyage To The Bottom Of
The Sea
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
8:30 Hazel
9 AM Lucy Show
9:30 Green Acres
10 AM Movie: "The Redhead And The
Cowboy"
11:55 News
12:30 Movie: "The Blazing Forest"
2:25 News
2:30 I Love Lucy
3:30 Flintstones
4 PM Space Giants
6 PM Andy Griffith
6:30 My Three Sons
8 PM Let's Go To The Races
8:30 Football Films (Falcon highlights,
IIRC)
9 PM Tennis: Wyler's Women's Classic
11 PM The Love Experts
11:30 Movie: "A Bullet Is Waiting"

1:25 Movie: "State Of Siege"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
9 AM Sesame Street
instructional programs until
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM Zoom
6:30 Bobby Bowden (Florida State
highlights)
7 PM Dick Cavett
8 PM Live From The Met
11 PM Dick Cavett

WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
9 AM Jack Rehburg
9:30 Mona Maples
10 AM TBA
10:30 Mushegan Family
11 AM PTL Club
1 PM Travel Film
1:30 Screen Directors' Playhouse
2 PM Spotlight
2:30 Tammy Faye
3 PM Kids' Show
4 PM Dinah!
5 PM Match Game '78
7 PM Prize Line
7:30 Spotlight
8 PM Auburn Football Highlights
9 PM Notre Dame Football Highlights
10 PM PTL Club
12 M Something Special
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)

7 AM New Zoo Revue
7:30 Popeye & Friends
8:30 Movie: "I See A Dark Stranger"
10 AM 700 Club
12 N Ross Bagley
12:30 Big Valley
1:30 Best Of Groucho
2 PM Heckle & Jeckle
3 PM Popeye & Friends
4 PM Tom & Jerry
5 PM Spiderman
6 PM Brady Bunch
8 PM Bonanza
9 PM 700 Club
10:30 Charisma
11 PM Sgt. Bilko
11:30 Life Of Riley
12 M Mayberry RFD
12:30 News
New York TV- Winter 1987

NEW YORK TV- WINTER 1987
Thursday February 5, 1987
WCBS-TV 2
7:30 - The Morning Program (with Rolland Smith, Mariette Hartley, Mark McEwen and Bob
Saget)
9:30 - The Judge
10:00 - The $25,000 Pyramid
1:30 - As The World Turns
2:30- Capitol (in around 7 weeks, it would be cancelled and put the new show, Bold and the
Beautiful at 1:30 and ATWT at 2 beginning March 23rd, that year)
4:00 Divorce Court
4:30 Superior Court

8:00 Shell Game
9:00- Simon and Simon
10:00- Knots Landing
11:00 - Channel 2 News at 11 (with Michelle Marsh and Mike Schnieder)
11:30 Night Heat
12:40- Movie- Sunset Limousine (1983)
2am- CBS News Nightwatch
WNBC-TV 4
5:00- Ben Casey
6:00 - Today in New York
6:30 - NBC News at Sunrise
9:00 Peoples Court
10:30 - Blockbusters
11:30 - Scrabble
12:30 - Wordplay

4:00 Donahue
7:30 Newlywed Game
8:00- Cosby Show
8:30- Family Ties
9:00- Cheers
9:30- Night Court
10:00- L.A Law
11:30 The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson
12:30 am- Late Night with David Letterman
1:30am- News 4 New York (repeat from 11pm)
2:00am- Crosswits
2:30am- Sally Jessy Raphael
3:00am- Ask Dr. Ruth
3:30am- Here's Lucy
4:00am- Ben Casey
WABC-TV 7
5:00- Card Sharks

7:00 - Good Morning America
10:00 Jeopardy!
10:30- Split Second
11:00 Fame, Fortune and Romance
11:30 Webster
Noon - Ryan's Hope
12:30 - Loving
7:00 - Jeopardy!
7:30 - Hollywood Squares
8:00- Our World
10:00- 20/20
11:00- Eyewitness News (with Ernie Anastos and Kaity Tong)
12am- Nightlife
12:30- Dating Game
1am- Movie- The Life of Emile Zola (1937)
3:30- Guns of Will Sonnett

4am- Tales of the Unexpected
6:00 am - Jayce
6:30 - Centurions
7:00 - Rambo
7:30 - Defenders of the Earth
8:30 - My Little Pony
9:00 Brady Bunch
10:00 I Love Lucy
10:30- Bewitched
Noon Made in New York
1:00 - Hour Magazine (with Gary Collins)
2:30 - Jetsons
3:00 Silverhawks
3:30 She-Ra
4:00 He-Man
4:30 Thundercats
5:30 The Facts of Life

7:00 M*A*S*H
8:00 Movie- Swan Song (1974)
11:00 The Late Show
12:00 am - Kojak
1:00- I Love Lucy
1:30 Dream Girl U.S.A
2:00 Movie- Plague (1978)
3:55- Make Room For Daddy
4:25am- Sign-Off
WOR-TV 9
5:30 am- CNN News
6:30 700 Club
7:30 Straight Talk
8:30 Romper Room
9:30 Zoobilee Zoo
10:30- Abbott and Costello
11:30- I Dream of Jeannie
Noon - News at Noon (with Tom Dunn and Sara Lee Kessler)
1:00 Rich Man, Poor Man (Part 4 of 6)
3:00 Vegas
4:00 - Police Woman
5:00 Hart to Hart
6:00 Magnum P.I
7:00 - The $100,000 Pyramid
7:30 Entertainment Tonight (with Mary Hart and John Tesh)
8:00-- News 9: Primetime
8:30- $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime (hosted by Jim Lange)
9:00 Movie- Psycho (1960)
11:30 Cannon
2:00 Movie- Carry on, Cruising (1966)
4:00- Movie- Two for the Money (1971)
WPIX 11
5:30- INN News
6:00 Aprenda Ingles
6:30 Mask
7:00 Heathcliff
7:30 - Gobots
8:00 - Galaxy Rangers
8:30 Scooby Doo

9:00 - Munsters
9:30 - F-Troop
10:00 Falcon Crest
11:00- Best Talk in Town (host: Nola Roeper)
11:30 - Good Times
Noon Sanford and Son
12:30- Movie- Portrait of Jennie (1948)
2:30 Superfriends
3:00 Smurfs
3:30 Ghostbusters
4:00 - G.I. Joe
4:30 Transformers
5:00 - Fame
6:00 Gimme A Break
6:30 - Benson
7:00 Jeffersons
7:30- INN News
8:00- Movie- The Fog (1980)
10:00- News
11:00- The Odd Couple
11:30- Honeymooners
1:00 The Twilight Zone
2:00- The Twilight Zone
3:00- Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous

3:30am- Movie- Mr. Moto's Gamble (1938)
Cleveland/Akron Primetime Monday December 21, 1959
KYW 3 NBC
6PM Movie Trader Horn 1930 Part 1 (From 5:30)
6:50 News Pete French
6:55 Weather Stu Cramer
7PM Superman
7:30 Richard Diamond
8PM Love And Marriage-Comedy
8:30 Wells Fargo
9PM Peter Gunn
9:30 Goodyear Theater
10PM Steve Allen COLOR
Guests:Gene Autry, Patti Page, Frank Gorshin
11PM News Pete French Weather (Howard)Sports Jim Graner
11:20 Movie DuBarry Was A Lady 1943
1AM Movie Air Raid Wardens 1943
WEWS 5 ABC
6PM Three Stooges (from 5:30)
6:25 Mr. Jingeling (Sponsored by Halle's Department Store)

6:45 News-Tom Field
6:50 Weather-Sunny Day
6:55 Three Stooges And Friends
7:15 NBC News Huntley/Brinkley (Not Cleared by channel 3)
7:30 Shirley Temple's Storybook
8:30 Bourbon Street Beat
9:30 Adventures In Paradise
10:30 June Allyson Show-CBS
11PM News-Tom Field
11:15 Jack Paar-NBC
1AM News-Court Stanton
WJW 8 CBS
6PM Movie-Little Miss Thoroughbred 1939 (From 5:30)
7PM City Camera News
7:15 CBS News-Douglas Edwards
8PM The Texan
9PM Danny Thomas Show (Make Room For Daddy)
9:30 The Ann Sothern Show-Guest Star Jayne Meadows
10PM Hennessey-Jackie Cooper
10:30 Highway Patrol-Syndicated
11PM Sohio Reporter-Warren Guthrie

11:10 News-Doug Adair
11:15 Sports, Weather
11:20 Movie-On With The Show-1929
1AM Stage 7-Drama
WAKR 49 Akron
6PM Looney Tunes
6:30 Singing Towers-Music
7:15 Singing Towers-Music
7:30 I Spy (Half Hour Civil War Drama)-Syndicated
8PM Akron Univ. Basketball (No Oppenent Listed)
10PM Movie-Andy Hardy's Double Trouble 1944
Retro: St. John's, Nfld. Sat 8/4/84
from Newfoundland Herald
CJON-NTV St. John's (CTV)
5:30 NTV Rock Show
6:20 NTV News
6:30 Spiderman
7:00 Shantytown (another ATV kids show, this one from Sydney; did this show air outside
Atlantic Canada?)
8:00 Circle Square

8:30 Treehouse Club
9:00 Kids' Corner
10:00 Storytime
10:30 Let's Go
11:00 Swiss Family Robinson
11:30 Smurfs
1:00 Barbapapa
1:30 George
2:00 CTV Wide World of Sports (interviews with Canadian gymnasts)
2:30 Players International Tennis
3:30 Sports Talk
4:00 This Week in Football
4:30 NTV Saturday Family Circus (Tales of the Wizard of Oz/He-Man/Popeye)
6:00 Blue Jays Banter
6:30 Superstars of Wrestling (WWF)
7:30 That's Incredible!
8:30 CFL: Calgary @ Montreal (Concordes)
11:30 Olympics Hightlights
12:50 View from the Hill
1:00 Solid Gold
2:00 NTV Saturday Late Show "Three Women"
4:15 NTV Saturday Late Late Show "Cutter's Way"
CBNT St. John's (CBC)

10:30 Test Pattern/Music
10:51 sign-on
Noon Hobbledehoy
12:30 1984 Summer Olympics
7:30 CBC News Saturday Report
12:30 The National
2:30 sign-off
CBFJ St. John's (SRC, relays CBFT Montreal)
10:30 Nils Holgersson
11:00 Remi
11:30 XXIIIe Jeux Olympiques
10:50 XXIIIe Jeux Olympiques
1:45 Cinema "La peur vaincue"
3:45 sign-off
Cable 9 (community channel)
Community Messages all day

ASN Halifax
3:00 Buckshot
3:30 Kidsworld
4:00 Fabulous Talking Time Machine
4:30 Friends of Man
5:00 Nashville Swing
5:30 Fanfare
6:00 Original Six Hockey Heroes
7:00 Don Cherry's Grapevine
7:30 Wrestling (International from Halifax IIRC)
8:30 Movie: TBA
10:30 Atlantic Canada's Choice in Stereo
12:30 sign-off
WVII Bangor (ABC)
7:30 Great Space Coaster
8:00 Space Kidettes
8:30 Dudley Do-Right
9:30 Jackson 5
10:00 Monchhichis/Little Rascals/Richie Rich (JIP)
10:30 Scooby-Doo & Scrappy-Doo
11:00 Pac-Man/Rubik's Cube/Menudo
Noon Games of the XXIII Olympiad

8:30 Games of the XXIII Olympiad
1:30 ABC News
1:45 TBA
2:15 sign-off
WJBK Detroit (CBS)
5:00 Movie cont'd
6:00 Movie "Silver Star"
7:15 Movie "Savage Drums"
9:30 Charlie Brown & Snoopy
10:00 Saturday Supercade
11:00 Dungeons & Dragons
11:30 Kidsworld
Noon Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
1:30 Stars of Tomorrow
2:00 Movie "Love of Three Queens"
3:30 Movie "Three the Hard Way"
5:30 Rat Patrol
6:00 PGA Golf: Danny Thomas Memphis Classic
7:30 TV2 Eyewitness News
8:00 J.P. McCarthy
9:00 PM Detroit Weekend

9:30 Movie "Watership Down" (pt 1)
10:30 Movie "A Little Romance"
12:45 TV2 Eyewitness News
1:15 NFL Pre-Season: Philadelphia @ Detroit (tape-delay)
WLBZ Bangor (NBC)
8:30 Muppet Show
9:00 Woody Woodpecker & Friends
9:30 Flintstone Funnies
10:00 Shirt Tales
10:30 Smurfs
Noon Alvin & the Chipmunks
12:30 Mr. T
1:00 Kidsworld
2:30 Bionic Woman
3:30 Baseball: Chicago White Sox-Milwaukee or Los Angeles-Cincinnati
7:30 NewsCenter
8:30 Fame
10:00 Silver Spoons
10:30 Bosom Buddies

11:00 Mama's Family
11:30 Boone
12:30 NewsCenter
1:00 David Letterman's 2nd Anniversary
2:30 sign-off
WTVS Detroit (PBS)
5:00 Nature of Things cont'd
5:30 Latenight America
6:30 Movie "Bells of Rosarita"
7:30 Movie "Range Defenders"
10:30 Magic of Oil Painting
11:00 Pet Action Line
Noon This Old House
1:00 Training Dogs the Woodhouse Way
1:30 Last Chance Garage
2:00 Wine, What Pleasure
2:30 Square Foot Gardening
3:00 Great Chefs of New Orleans
3:30 Nova
5:30 Nature of Things

6:30 Perspective on Greatness
7:30 Enterprise
8:00 World War II GI Diary
8:30 Sneak Previews
9:00 Country Express
10:30 All Creatures Great & Small II
11:30 Spy
12:30 The Beat
1:30 Soundstage
3:00 Not the Nine O'Clock News
3:30 sign-off
First Choice
5:00 Movie cont'd
6:30 First Choice Rocks "The Police"
8:30 Movie "Easy Money"
10:30 American Caesar
11:30 Movie "City Lights"
1:00 First Choice Rocks "Johnny Winter"
3:00 Movie "I Walked with a Zombie"
5:00 Movie "Spirit of the Wind"
6:30 Movie "The Three Stooges Festival"
8:00 Movie "Easy Money"

10:00 Movie "Strange Brew"
11:30 Movie "Porky's II: The Next Day"
1:30 Movie "Porky's"
3:30 Movie "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"
Galaxie
1:00 Polka Dot Door
1:29 Barbapapa
1:35 Dr. Snuggles
2:00 Jeremy
2:14 Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings
2:20 Readalong
2:32 Skippy
4:00 Jamie & the Magic Torch
4:13 Chorlton & the Wheelies
4:25 Wombles
4:30 Polka Dot Door
5:00 sign-off
Retro: Cable Channels Thurs 10/10/91
from Idaho edition, TV GUIDE; all times MT

A&E
5:00 Women in Politics
6:00 Movie "Company of Killers"
8:00 Mrs. Columbo
9:00 Fugitive
10:00 David Letterman
11:00 Avengers
Noon Movie "McGuire, Go Home!"
2:00 City of Angels
3:00 Fugitive
4:00 Avengers
6:00 Kingdom of the Wild
7:00 Brute Force
8:00 Prisoner
9:00 Evening at the Improv
10:00 Kingdom of the Wild
11:00 Brute Force
Mid. Prisoner
2:00 Movie "The Captive Heart"
4:00 Rising Damp
4:30 Preview
AMC
5:15 Movie "The Falcon in San Francisco"
6:30 Movie "This Man is Mine"
8:00 Movie "The Bride of Frankenstein"
9:30 This is Your Life
10:00 Movie "The Falcon Strikes Back"
11:30 Movie "The Falcon in San Francisco"
1:00 Movie "Finishing School"
2:30 This is Your Life
3:00 Movie "Flight for Freedom"
5:00 Movie "Son of Frankenstein"
7:00 Movie "The Spoilers"
9:00 Movie "Flight for Freedom"
11:00 Movie "Son of Frankenstein"
1:00 Movie "The Spoilers"
2:30 Movie "Sing Boy Sing"
4:00 Movie "Footlight Fever"
CNN
5:00 News
5:30 Business Day
6:00 News
9:30 Crier & Co.
10:00 News
11:00 Sonya Live
Noon News
2:00 EarlyPrime
3:30 Showbiz Today
4:00 News
5:00 MoneyLine
5:30 Crossfire
6:00 News
7:00 Larry King Live
8:00 News
9:00 Sports Tonight
9:30 MoneyLine
10:00 News
11:00 Showbiz Today
11:30 News
12:30 Sports Tonight
1:00 Crossfire
1:30 News
1:45 CNN Newsroom
3:00 Showbiz Today
3:30 News
4:30 Business Morning
C-SPAN
6:00 Viewer Call-In
7:30 public affairs programs

4:30 Viewer Call-In
6:00 public affairs programs
(TVG only gave program highlights)
Disney Channel
7:00 Mousercise
7:30 Jump, Rattle & Roll
8:00 Good Morning, Mickey!
8:30 Care Bears
9:00 Gummi Bears
9:30 Welcome to Pooh Corner
10:30 Dumbo's Circus
11:00 Donald Duck Presents
11:30 Music Box
Noon Wuzzles
12:30 Raccoons
1:00 Care Bears
1:30 Lunch Box
2:00 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
3:00 Raffi
4:30 Gummi Bears
5:30 Jump, Rattle & Roll

6:00 Kids Incorporated
7:00 Teen Win, Lose or Draw
7:30 Movie "The Man Called Flintstone"
9:00 Movie "Peter Pan"
10:30 50 Years of Disney Magic
12:30 Tribute to John Lennon
2:30 Movie "Cleoptra" (both parts aired, pt 2 started at 4:20)
Discovery Channel
7:00 Assignment
8:00 On the Go!
8:30 Great Chefs of San Francisco
9:00 Low Cholesterol Gourmet
10:00 Homeworks
10:30 Easy Does It
11:00 On the Go!
11:30 Great Chefs of the West
Noon Low Cholesterol Gourmet
1:00 Homeworks
1:30 Easy Does It
2:00 Mother Nature
2:30 Wildlife Chronicles

4:00 Beyond 2000
5:00 World Monitor
5:30 Tinseltown: Futurists
6:00 Hunters in the Sky
6:30 GI Diary
7:00 Beyond 2000
8:00 Coast to Coast
9:00 Natural World
10:00 On Location with Art Wolfe
11:00 World Monitor
11:30 Tinseltown: American Hero
Mid. Nature of Things
1:00 sign-off
ESPN
5:00 SportsCenter
7:00 Basic Training Workout
7:30 Bodyshaping
8:00 SportsCenter
9:00 Getting Fit
10:00 Bodies in Motion
10:30 Bodyshaping
11:00 Scholastic Sports America
11:30 Bodybuilding: NPC Men's Junior Nationals

12:30 Black College Sports Today
1:00 Inside the Senior PGA Tour
1:30 Golf: Las Vegas Invitational
4:00 Thoroughbred Digest
4:30 Up Close
5:00 SportsCenter
5:30 SpeedWeek
6:00 Auto Racing: SCCA World Challenge
6:30 Drag Racing: IHRA US Open Nationals
7:00 Boxing
9:00 Outside the Lines
9:30 SportsCenter
10:30 Motorcycle Racing: AMA Camel Pro Series
11:30 Truck Competition
Mid. Thoroughbred Digest
12:30 SportsCenter
1:00 Up Close
1:30 Golf: Las Vegas Invitational
3:30 Getting Fit
4:30 Up Close
Family Channel
5:00 Batman
5:30 Popeye
6:00 Augie Doggie
6:30 Littles
7:00 Waltons
8:00 700 Club
9:00 Heart to Heart
10:30 Healthy Kids
11:00 Movie "I'd Climb the Highest Mountain"
1:00 Eating Well
2:00 ALF (animated version)
2:30 Heroes on Hot Wheels
3:00 Super Mario Super Show
3:30 Popeye
4:00 Rin Tin Tin K-9 Cop (rebadged-pardon the pun-version of Canadian show Katts & Dog)
4:30 New Zorro
5:00 Waltons
6:00 That's My Dog
6:30 You Asked for It Again
7:00 Father Dowling Mysteries
8:00 700 Club
9:00 T and T
9:30 Movie "Man from the Alamo"
Mid. 700 Club

3:30 Larry Lea
4:00 Marilyn Hickey
4:30 James Robison
HBO East
(TVG lists both East and West feeds in some Western editions)
5:00 Movie "The Worst Witch" cont'd
5:30 Baby-Sitter's Club
6:00 Babar
6:30 Wonderful Wizard of Oz
7:00 Inside the NFL
8:00 Movie "Back to the Beach"
9:30 Movie "Hard Times"
11:15 Movie "Dream House"
1:00 Behind the Screams
1:30 Movie "Young Einstein"
3:30 Movie "Baby Boom"
7:00 Movie "Watchers II"
9:00 Inside the NFL
10:00 Dream On
10:30 Sessions
11:00 Movie "Body Chemistry"
12:30 Movie "The Presidio"

2:10 Movie "Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan"
4:00 Movie "The Poseidon Adventure"
HBO West
5:00 Young Comedians cont'd
5:35 Movie "Cookie"
7:10 Movie "The Worst Witch"
9:00 Babar
9:30 Wonderful Wizard of Oz
10:00 Inside the NFL
12:30 Movie "Hard Times"
2:15 Movie "Dream House"
4:00 Behind the Screams
4:30 Movie "Young Einstein"
6:30 Movie "Baby Boom"
10:00 Movie "Watchers II"
Mid. Inside the NFL
1:00 Dream On
1:30 Sessions
2:00 Movie "Body Chemistry"
3:30 Movie "The Presidio"

Lifetime
5:00 It Figures
6:00 Image Workshop
7:00 Growing Up Together
7:30 What Every Baby Knows
8:00 Frugal Gourmet
8:30 Sister Kate
9:00 Tracey Ullman
9:30 Open House
10:00 Image Workshop
11:30 Shop 'Til You Drop
Noon Moonlighting
1:00 Attitudes
2:00 Movie "Fighting Back"
5:00 Tracey Ullman
5:30 Open House
6:00 LA Law
7:00 Movie "The Red Spider"
10:00 Garry Shandling

10:30 Molly Dodd
Cinemax
5:10 Movie "The Stone Killer"
7:00 Movie "Man & Boy"
9:00 Movie "Red Sun"
11:00 Movie "Trouble Along the Way"
1:00 Movie "Gremlins 2: The New Batch"
3:00 Movie "Buchanan Rides Alone"
4:30 Movie "Gay Purr-ee"
6:00 Movie "Cahill, United States Marshal"
8:00 Movie "Spencer's Mountain"
10:00 Movie "Ghost"
12:30 Movie "THX 1138"
2:00 Movie "Best of the Best"
3:40 Movie "Bits & Pieces"
MTV
5:00 Awake on the Wild Side
6:00 Day in Rock
7:00 Karen Bryant
10:00 Half Hour Comedy Hour
10:30 Day in Rock

10:45 Adam Curry
2:30 Yo! MTV Raps
3:00 Most Wanted
4:00 Club MTV
4:30 Remote Control
6:00 Day in Rock
6:15 Prime with Martha Quinn
6:30 Liquid TV
7:00 Tom Petty
7:30 Tom Petty Videos
8:00 Most Wanted
9:30 Big Picture
10:00 Totally Pauly
Mid. Half Hour Comedy Hour
12:30 Remote Control
1:00 Videos
Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite
5:00 Mr. Wizard's World
5:30 Yogi Bear
6:30 Danger Mouse

7:00 Lassie
7:30 Maya the Bee
8:00 Eureeka's Castle
9:00 Elephant Show
10:00 David the Gnome
10:30 Little Koala
11:00 Noozles
11:30 Maya the Bee
Noon Littl' Bits
12:30 Jeff's Collie
1:00 Flipper
1:30 Looney Tunes
2:30 Yogi Bear
3:00 Mork & Mindy
3:30 Hey Dude
4:00 What Would You Do?
4:30 Get the Picture
5:00 Danger Mouse
5:30 Looney Tunes
6:00 Mork & Mindy
6:30 Superman
7:00 Dick Van Dyke
7:30 Get Smart

8:00 Dragnet
9:00 Green Acres
9:30 Mister Ed
10:00 Looney Tunes
10:30 Dobie Gillis
11:00 Patty Duke
11:30 My Three Sons
Mid. Donna Reed
12:30 America 2Night
1:30 Dragnet
2:00 Superman
2:30 Dick Van Dyke
3:00 Get Smart
3:30 Mister Ed
4:00 Lassie
4:30 Kidsworld
Showtime
5:00 Movie "Penitentiary" cont'd
5:30 Movie "Cindy's Love Games"
7:00 Movie "Manhattan Melodrama"
9:00 Gambler
10:30 Owl TV
11:00 Movie "The Wackiest Ship in the Army"
1:00 Movie "Power"
4:15 Gambler
5:00 Owl TV
5:30 Movie "Courage of Lassie"
7:05 Coast to Coast
8:05 Movie "Roxanne"
10:00 Movie "Delta Force II"
Mid. Richard Jeni
1:00 Movie "After Dark, My Sweet"
3:00 Movie "The Iron Triangle"
4:35 Movie "The Swindle"
TBS
5:05 Tom & Jerry
6:35 Bewitched
8:05 Love Boat
10:05 Perry Mason
11:05 Movie "Red Alert"
1:05 Tom & Jerry
2:35 Brady Bunch
3:05 Happy Days
3:35 Good Times

4:35 Andy Griffith
5:35 Sanford & Son
6:05 Movie "The Adventures of Robin Hood"
8:05 Movie "Robin & Marian"
10:20 Movie "The Man Who Would Be King"
1:05 Movie "Shalako"
3:20 Three Stooges
4:05 I Love Lucy
4:35 Flintstones
TNN
7:00 VideoMorning
10:00 Cookin' USA
10:30 Going Our Way
11:00 Top Card
11:30 Be A Star
Noon Crook & Chase
12:30 On Stage
1:00 Cookin' USA
1:30 Top Card
2:00 Club Dance
3:00 VideoPM
5:30 Be A Star
6:00 On Stage
6:30 American Music Shop
7:00 Nashville Now
8:30 Crook & Chase
9:00 On Stage
9:30 American Music Shop
10:00 Nashville Now
11:30 Crook & Chase
Mid. Club Dance
1:00 sign-off
TNT
5:00 Fun Zone
6:00 Popeye
7:00 Fraggle Rock
7:30 Pink Panther
8:00 Dallas
9:00 Knots Landing
10:00 Movie "Morgan the Pirate"
Noon Movie "The Return of Monte Cristo"
2:00 Movie "Let's Scare Jessica to Death"
4:30 Bugs Bunny
6:00 Movie "Mommie Dearest"

8:45 Movie "Trog"
10:45 Movie "Possessed" (colorized)
1:00 Movie "Untamed"
3:00 Then Came Bronson
USA Network
5:00 Denver, the Last Dinosaur
5:30 Voltron
6:00 Jem
6:30 Snorks
7:00 Scooby-Doo
7:30 Smurfs
8:00 New Mike Hammer
10:00 Judge (x2)
11:00 Superior Court (x2)
Noon Chain Reaction
1:30 Scrabble
2:00 $25,000 Pyramid
2:30 Press Your Luck
3:00 Just the Ten of Us
3:30 My Two Dads

4:00 Smurfs
4:30 Scooby-Doo
5:00 MacGyver
6:00 Gonzo Games
6:30 Beyond Reality
7:00 Movie "Caddyshack"
9:00 MacGyver
10:00 Equalizer
11:00 Movie "The Eiger Sanction"
1:30 Movie "Joe Kidd"
WGN
5:00 Success N Life
6:00 DuckTales
6:30 Bozo
7:30 Bewitched
8:00 Magnum, PI
9:00 Joan Rivers
10:00 Geraldo
11:00 News
Noon Now It Can Be Told
12:30 Andy Griffith
1:00 Honeymooners

2:00 DuckTales
3:00 Flintstones (x2)
4:00 Video Power
6:00 Movie "Lock, Stock & barrel"
8:00 News
9:00 Night Court
9:30 Kojak
10:30 Movie "The Competition"
1:00 Joan Rivers
2:00 Movie "Dual Alibi"
4:30 Faith 20
09-20-2005, 02:20 PM #2
KMRichards
Guest
Re: Retro: Cable Channels Thurs 10/10/91
> AMC
> 5:15 Movie "The Falcon in San Francisco"
> 6:30 Movie "This Man is Mine"
> 8:00 Movie "The Bride of Frankenstein"

> 9:30 This is Your Life
> 10:00 Movie "The Falcon Strikes Back"
> 1:00 Movie "Finishing School"
> 3:00 Movie "Flight for Freedom"
> 5:00 Movie "Son of Frankenstein"
> 7:00 Movie "The Spoilers"
> 2:30 Movie "Sing Boy Sing"
> 4:00 Movie "Footlight Fever"
(sigh) I long for these days of AMC as a classic movie channel. Even TCM doesn't run some of
these.
> Discovery Channel
> 5:00 World Monitor
For some reason, not long after this date, the Christian Science Monitor (which produced World
Monitor for Discovery) tried to build an entire network around the show. The network quickly
collapsed under its own weight, racking up a reported $325 million loss in less than one year,
and with very few cable system affiliations.______________

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USA Network
> Noon Chain Reaction
> 1:30 Scrabble
> 2:00 $25,000 Pyramid
> 2:30 Press Your Luck
This is known to Game Show Buffs before GSN as a classic game show block, I remember when
My late mom and I used to go to my late grandmothers house in Boise, (she was a Christian
Science Nurse) with a lot of old people and the TV had on the USA Network Game Show Block,
that was an Interesting Experience and I like old game shows
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> > Discovery Channel
> > 5:00 World Monitor
>
> For some reason, not long after this date, the Christian
> Science Monitor (which produced World Monitor for Discovery)
> tried to build an entire network around the show. The
> network quickly collapsed under its own weight, racking up a
> reported $325 million loss in less than one year, and with
> very few cable system affiliations.
>
The Monitor also had some programs on the WWOR superstation, for about a year or two after
separate programming began in 1990. Monitor programming on WWOR included a daily
discussion program (don't know the title, but it had "Beacon Street" in it), "The Children's Room"
(a storytime program) and "Fifty Years Ago Today" (analysis of the early days of WWII, using old
copies of the Monitor for maierial).
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Ahh, those were the days...MTV Still had music most of the time; TNN was still country music,
and AMC still played Classic Movies instead of the same rehashed 70s & 80s movies that TBS &
WGN have been running into the ground for the past 20 years. Oh, and Nick & Nite played classic
TV...Now, they are playing "The Jeff Foxworthy Show" & "The Fresh Prince" in what world are
those shows classics?
> from Idaho edition, TV GUIDE; all times MT
>
> A&E
> 5:00 Women in Politics
> 6:00 Movie "Company of Killers"
> 8:00 Mrs. Columbo
> 9:00 Fugitive
> 10:00 David Letterman
> 11:00 Avengers
> Noon Movie "McGuire, Go Home!"
> 2:00 City of Angels
> 3:00 Fugitive
> 4:00 Avengers
> 5:00 David Letterman
> 6:00 Kingdom of the Wild
> 7:00 Brute Force
> 8:00 Prisoner
> 9:00 Evening at the Improv
> 10:00 Kingdom of the Wild
> 11:00 Brute Force
> Mid. Prisoner
> 1:00 Evening at the Improv
> 2:00 Movie "The Captive Heart"

> 4:00 Rising Damp
> 4:30 Preview
>
> AMC
> 6:30 Movie "This Man is Mine"
> 8:00 Movie "The Bride of Frankenstein"
> 10:00 Movie "The Falcon Strikes Back"
> 1:00 Movie "Finishing School"
> 2:30 Movie "Sing Boy Sing"
> 4:00 Movie "Footlight Fever"
>
> CNN
> 5:00 News
> 5:30 Business Day
> 6:00 News

> 9:30 Crier & Co.
> 10:00 News
> 11:00 Sonya Live
> Noon News
> 2:00 EarlyPrime
> 3:30 Showbiz Today
> 4:00 News
> 5:00 MoneyLine
> 5:30 Crossfire
> 6:00 News
> 7:00 Larry King Live
> 8:00 News
> 9:00 Sports Tonight
> 9:30 MoneyLine
> 10:00 News
> 11:30 News
> 12:30 Sports Tonight
> 1:00 Crossfire
> 1:30 News
> 1:45 CNN Newsroom
> 2:00 Larry King Live
> 3:30 News
> 4:30 Business Morning

>
> C-SPAN
> 6:00 Viewer Call-In
> 7:30 public affairs programs
> 4:30 Viewer Call-In
> 6:00 public affairs programs
> (TVG only gave program highlights)
>
> Disney Channel
> 7:00 Mousercise
> 7:30 Jump, Rattle & Roll
> 8:00 Good Morning, Mickey!
> 8:30 Care Bears
> 9:00 Gummi Bears
> 9:30 Welcome to Pooh Corner
> 10:00 Under the Umbrella Tree
> 10:30 Dumbo's Circus
> 11:00 Donald Duck Presents
> 11:30 Music Box
> Noon Wuzzles
> 12:30 Raccoons
> 1:00 Care Bears
> 1:30 Lunch Box
> 2:00 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
> 3:00 Raffi

> 4:00 Under the Umbrella Tree
> 4:30 Gummi Bears
> 5:00 Donald Duck Presents
> 5:30 Jump, Rattle & Roll
> 6:00 Kids Incorporated
> 7:00 Teen Win, Lose or Draw
> 7:30 Movie "The Man Called Flintstone"
> 9:00 Movie "Peter Pan"
> 10:30 50 Years of Disney Magic
> 12:30 Tribute to John Lennon
> 2:30 Movie "Cleoptra" (both parts aired, pt 2 started at
> 4:20)
>
> Discovery Channel
> 7:00 Assignment
> 8:00 On the Go!
> 8:30 Great Chefs of San Francisco
> 9:00 Low Cholesterol Gourmet
> 9:30 Pasquale's Kitchen Express
> 10:00 Homeworks
> 10:30 Easy Does It
> 11:00 On the Go!
> 11:30 Great Chefs of the West
> Noon Low Cholesterol Gourmet

> 12:30 Pasquale's Kitchen Express
> 1:00 Homeworks
> 1:30 Easy Does It
> 2:00 Mother Nature
> 2:30 Wildlife Chronicles
> 3:00 Nature of Things
> 4:00 Beyond 2000
> 5:30 Tinseltown: Futurists
> 6:00 Hunters in the Sky
> 6:30 GI Diary
> 7:00 Beyond 2000
> 8:00 Coast to Coast
> 9:00 Natural World
> 10:00 On Location with Art Wolfe
> 11:30 Tinseltown: American Hero
> Mid. Nature of Things
> 1:00 sign-off
>
> ESPN
> 5:00 SportsCenter
> 7:00 Basic Training Workout
> 7:30 Bodyshaping
> 8:00 SportsCenter

> 9:00 Getting Fit
> 10:00 Bodies in Motion
> 10:30 Bodyshaping
> 11:00 Scholastic Sports America
> 11:30 Bodybuilding: NPC Men's Junior Nationals
> 12:30 Black College Sports Today
> 1:00 Inside the Senior PGA Tour
> 1:30 Golf: Las Vegas Invitational
> 4:00 Thoroughbred Digest
> 4:30 Up Close
> 5:00 SportsCenter
> 5:30 SpeedWeek
> 6:00 Auto Racing: SCCA World Challenge
> 6:30 Drag Racing: IHRA US Open Nationals
> 7:00 Boxing
> 9:00 Outside the Lines
> 9:30 SportsCenter
> 10:30 Motorcycle Racing: AMA Camel Pro Series
> 11:30 Truck Competition
> Mid. Thoroughbred Digest
> 12:30 SportsCenter
> 1:00 Up Close
> 1:30 Golf: Las Vegas Invitational
> 3:30 Getting Fit
> 4:00 Bodies in Motion

> 4:30 Up Close
>
> Family Channel
> 5:00 Batman
> 5:30 Popeye
> 6:00 Augie Doggie
> 6:30 Littles
> 7:00 Waltons
> 8:00 700 Club
> 9:00 Heart to Heart
> 10:30 Healthy Kids
> 11:00 Movie "I'd Climb the Highest Mountain"
> 1:00 Eating Well
> 2:00 ALF (animated version)
> 2:30 Heroes on Hot Wheels
> 3:00 Super Mario Super Show
> 3:30 Popeye
> 4:00 Rin Tin Tin K-9 Cop (rebadged-pardon the pun-version of
> Canadian show Katts & Dog)
> 4:30 New Zorro
> 5:00 Waltons
> 6:00 That's My Dog
> 6:30 You Asked for It Again
> 7:00 Father Dowling Mysteries

> 8:00 700 Club
> 9:00 T and T
> 9:30 Movie "Man from the Alamo"
> Mid. 700 Club
> 3:30 Larry Lea
>
> HBO East
> (TVG lists both East and West feeds in some Western
> editions)
> 5:00 Movie "The Worst Witch" cont'd
> 5:30 Baby-Sitter's Club
> 6:00 Babar
> 6:30 Wonderful Wizard of Oz
> 7:00 Inside the NFL
> 8:00 Movie "Back to the Beach"
> 9:30 Movie "Hard Times"
> 11:15 Movie "Dream House"
> 1:00 Behind the Screams
> 1:30 Movie "Young Einstein"
> 3:30 Movie "Baby Boom"

> 7:00 Movie "Watchers II"
> 10:00 Dream On
> 10:30 Sessions
> 11:00 Movie "Body Chemistry"
> 12:30 Movie "The Presidio"
> 2:10 Movie "Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes
> Manhattan"
> 4:00 Movie "The Poseidon Adventure"
>
> HBO West
> 5:00 Young Comedians cont'd
> 5:35 Movie "Cookie"
> 7:10 Movie "The Worst Witch"
> 9:00 Babar
> 9:30 Wonderful Wizard of Oz
> 12:30 Movie "Hard Times"
> 2:15 Movie "Dream House"
> 4:00 Behind the Screams
> 4:30 Movie "Young Einstein"

> 6:30 Movie "Baby Boom"
> 10:00 Movie "Watchers II"
> Mid. Inside the NFL
> 1:00 Dream On
> 1:30 Sessions
> 2:00 Movie "Body Chemistry"
> 3:30 Movie "The Presidio"
>
> Lifetime
> 5:00 It Figures
> 5:30 Everyday Workout
> 6:00 Image Workshop
> 7:00 Growing Up Together
> 7:30 What Every Baby Knows
> 8:30 Sister Kate
> 9:00 Tracey Ullman
> 9:30 Open House
> 10:00 Image Workshop
> 11:00 Supermarket Sweep
> 11:30 Shop 'Til You Drop
> Noon Moonlighting
> 1:00 Attitudes
> 2:00 Movie "Fighting Back"

> 4:00 Supermarket Sweep
> 4:30 Shop 'Til You Drop
> 5:00 Tracey Ullman
> 5:30 Open House
> 6:00 LA Law
> 7:00 Movie "The Red Spider"
> 9:00 Spenser: For Hire
> 10:00 Garry Shandling
> 10:30 Molly Dodd
>
> Cinemax
> 5:10 Movie "The Stone Killer"
> 7:00 Movie "Man & Boy"
> 9:00 Movie "Red Sun"
> 11:00 Movie "Trouble Along the Way"
> 1:00 Movie "Gremlins 2: The New Batch"
> 3:00 Movie "Buchanan Rides Alone"
> 4:30 Movie "Gay Purr-ee"
> 6:00 Movie "Cahill, United States Marshal"
> 8:00 Movie "Spencer's Mountain"
> 10:00 Movie "Ghost"
> 12:30 Movie "THX 1138"
> 2:00 Movie "Best of the Best"
> 3:40 Movie "Bits & Pieces"

>
> MTV
> 5:00 Awake on the Wild Side
> 6:00 Day in Rock
> 7:00 Karen Bryant
> 10:00 Half Hour Comedy Hour
> 10:30 Day in Rock
> 10:45 Adam Curry
> 2:30 Yo! MTV Raps
> 3:00 Most Wanted
> 4:00 Club MTV
> 4:30 Remote Control
> 6:00 Day in Rock
> 6:15 Prime with Martha Quinn
> 6:30 Liquid TV
> 7:00 Tom Petty
> 7:30 Tom Petty Videos
> 8:00 Most Wanted
> 9:30 Big Picture
> 10:00 Totally Pauly
> Mid. Half Hour Comedy Hour
> 12:30 Remote Control

> 1:00 Videos
>
> Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite
> 5:00 Mr. Wizard's World
> 5:30 Yogi Bear
> 6:30 Danger Mouse
> 7:00 Lassie
> 7:30 Maya the Bee
> 8:00 Eureeka's Castle
> 9:00 Elephant Show
> 9:30 Fred Penner's Place
> 10:00 David the Gnome
> 10:30 Little Koala
> 11:00 Noozles
> 11:30 Maya the Bee
> Noon Littl' Bits
> 12:30 Jeff's Collie
> 1:00 Flipper
> 1:30 Looney Tunes
> 2:30 Yogi Bear
> 3:00 Mork & Mindy
> 3:30 Hey Dude

> 4:00 What Would You Do?
> 4:30 Get the Picture
> 5:00 Danger Mouse
> 5:30 Looney Tunes
> 6:00 Mork & Mindy
> 6:30 Superman
> 7:30 Get Smart
> 8:00 Dragnet
> 8:30 Alfred Hitchcock
> 9:00 Green Acres
> 9:30 Mister Ed
> 10:00 Looney Tunes
> 10:30 Dobie Gillis
> 11:00 Patty Duke
> 11:30 My Three Sons
> Mid. Donna Reed
> 12:30 America 2Night
> 1:30 Dragnet
> 2:00 Superman
> 3:00 Get Smart
> 3:30 Mister Ed
> 4:00 Lassie

> 4:30 Kidsworld
>
> Showtime
> 5:00 Movie "Penitentiary" cont'd
> 5:30 Movie "Cindy's Love Games"
> 7:00 Movie "Manhattan Melodrama"
> 9:00 Gambler
> 10:30 Owl TV
> 11:00 Movie "The Wackiest Ship in the Army"
> 4:15 Gambler
> 5:00 Owl TV
> 5:30 Movie "Courage of Lassie"
> 7:05 Coast to Coast
> 8:05 Movie "Roxanne"
> 10:00 Movie "Delta Force II"
> Mid. Richard Jeni
> 1:00 Movie "After Dark, My Sweet"
> 3:00 Movie "The Iron Triangle"
> 4:35 Movie "The Swindle"
>
> TBS
> 5:05 Tom & Jerry
> 6:35 Bewitched

> 8:05 Love Boat
> 10:05 Perry Mason
> 11:05 Movie "Red Alert"
> 1:05 Tom & Jerry
> 2:35 Brady Bunch
> 3:05 Happy Days
> 3:35 Good Times
> 5:35 Sanford & Son
> 6:05 Movie "The Adventures of Robin Hood"
> 8:05 Movie "Robin & Marian"
> 10:20 Movie "The Man Who Would Be King"
> 1:05 Movie "Shalako"
> 3:20 Three Stooges
> 4:05 I Love Lucy
> 4:35 Flintstones
>
> TNN
> 7:00 VideoMorning
> 10:00 Cookin' USA
> 10:30 Going Our Way

> 11:00 Top Card
> 11:30 Be A Star
> Noon Crook & Chase
> 12:30 On Stage
> 1:00 Cookin' USA
> 1:30 Top Card
> 2:00 Club Dance
> 3:00 VideoPM
> 5:30 Be A Star
> 6:00 On Stage
> 6:30 American Music Shop
> 9:00 On Stage
> 9:30 American Music Shop
> Mid. Club Dance
> 1:00 sign-off
>
> TNT
> 5:00 Fun Zone
> 6:00 Popeye
> 7:00 Fraggle Rock
> 7:30 Pink Panther

> 8:00 Dallas
> 9:00 Knots Landing
> 10:00 Movie "Morgan the Pirate"
> Noon Movie "The Return of Monte Cristo"
> 2:00 Movie "Let's Scare Jessica to Death"
> 4:30 Bugs Bunny
> 6:00 Movie "Mommie Dearest"
> 8:45 Movie "Trog"
> 10:45 Movie "Possessed" (colorized)
> 1:00 Movie "Untamed"
> 3:00 Then Came Bronson
>
> USA Network
> 5:00 Denver, the Last Dinosaur
> 5:30 Voltron
> 6:00 Jem
> 6:30 Snorks
> 7:00 Scooby-Doo
> 7:30 Smurfs
> 8:00 New Mike Hammer
> 9:00 Divorce Court (x2)
> 10:00 Judge (x2)
> 11:00 Superior Court (x2)

> Noon Chain Reaction
> 1:30 Scrabble
> 2:00 $25,000 Pyramid
> 2:30 Press Your Luck
> 3:00 Just the Ten of Us
> 3:30 My Two Dads
> 4:00 Smurfs
> 4:30 Scooby-Doo
> 5:00 MacGyver
> 6:00 Gonzo Games
> 6:30 Beyond Reality
> 7:00 Movie "Caddyshack"
> 9:00 MacGyver
> 10:00 Equalizer
> 11:00 Movie "The Eiger Sanction"
> 1:30 Movie "Joe Kidd"
>
> WGN
> 6:00 DuckTales
> 6:30 Bozo
> 7:30 Bewitched

> 8:00 Magnum, PI
> 9:00 Joan Rivers
> 10:00 Geraldo
> 11:00 News
> Noon Now It Can Be Told
> 1:00 Honeymooners
> 2:00 DuckTales
> 3:00 Flintstones (x2)
> 4:00 Video Power
> 5:30 Now It Can Be Told
> 6:00 Movie "Lock, Stock & barrel"
> 8:00 News
> 9:00 Night Court
> 9:30 Kojak
> 10:30 Movie "The Competition"
> 1:00 Joan Rivers
> 2:00 Movie "Dual Alibi"
> 4:00 Shepherd's Chapel
> 4:30 Faith 20
>
Retro: Dallas, Thursday, Jan. 1, 1976
* Source: Commerce (Tex.) Journal, but its listings were supplied by TV Data, Inc.
KDFW 4 (CBS)
AM
6 Sunrise Semester
7 CBS Morning News
8 Captain Kangaroo
9 Cotton Bowl Parade
10:30 Rose Parade
PM
1 Cotton Bowl: Arkansas 31, Georgia 10
3:30 Merv Griffin
5 News
5:30 CBS News
6 News
7 The Waltons
7:57 Bicentennial Minutes
8 Hawaii Five-O
9 Barnaby Jones
10 News

11 CBS Late Movie: Great Expectations
1A News
KXAS 5 (NBC)
AM
6:25 Day by Day
6:30 Good Morning Show
7 Today
9 Junior Orange Bowl Parade
9:45 Rose Parade Preview
10:30 Rose Parade
PM
1 Full House (not the situation comedy, this is about a couple announcing divorce plans on their
40th anniversary)
1:30 Special: Start The Revolution Without Me
3:30 Rose Bowl Pre-Game
3:45 Rose Bowl: UCLA 23, Ohio State 10
6:30 Orange Bowl: Oklahoma 14, Michigan 6
10 News
10:30 Tonight (guest: McLean Stevenson)
12M Tomorrow
1A Day by Day
WFAA-TV 8 (ABC)
AM
5:55 Operation Lift

6:15 Murray Cox, R.F.D.
6:30 Peppermint Place
7 The A.M. Show
8:30 Mike Douglas
10 Edge of Night
10:30 Happy Days
11 Lets Make A Deal
PM
12 Ryans Hope
1 $10,000 Pyramid
1:30 The Neighbors
2 General Hospital
3 Dialing For Dollars Movie
5 News
5:30 ABC News
6 News
6:30 Bowling For Dollars
7 Barney Miller
7:30 On The Rocks
9 Harry O
10 News
10:30 Mod Squad
11:30 News
12M Entertainment (as listed)
2:15A Que Pasa?
2:45A The FBI
KTVT 11
AM
6:40 Morning Report
7 Slam Bang Theatre
8 New Zoo Revue
8:30 Addams Family
8 My Favorite Martian
9:30 The Untouchables
10:30 Sew Whats New
11 Perry Mason
PM
12 Family Entertainment Special (as listed; instead of usual newscast)
1 Afternoon Movie
3 Popeye
3:30 Flintstones
4 Mickey Mouse
5 I Love Lucy
5:30 Dick Van Dyke
6 Bewitched
6:30 Adam-12
7 The FBI (The 2:30 a.m. listing of The FBI on Ch. 8 is as printed)
8 Family Affair
9 Movie: Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders
10 News
10:15 Movie continues
11:45 Movie Eleven: Weird Woman
1A News
KERA-TV 13 (PBS)
AM
7:30 Newsroom
8 Lilias, Yoga And You
8:30 Mister Rogers
9 Sesame Street
10 Electric Company
10:30 Educational programs (as listed; probably not on New Years Day)
PM
4 Mister Rogers
4:30 Sesame Street
6 Carrascolendas
6:30 Newsroom
7 A Fddler Named Fodor
8 Hollywood TV Theatre: Carola
10 Black Perspective
10:30 Newsroom
KXTX (39)
AM
6:20 Update News
6:55 Paul Harvey
7 Tennessee Tuxedo
7:30 Mighty Mouse
8 Lone Ranger
9 Flying Nun
9:30 Lucy Show
10 Room 222
10:30 Manna
11 Acts 29
11:25 Paul Harvey
11:30 The 700 Club
PM
1 Mayberry RFD
1:30 The Bold Ones

2:30 Bugs Bunny
3 Little Rascals
3:30 Hazel
4 Father Knows Best
4:30 Brady Bunch
5 Star Trek
6 Hogans Heroes
6:30 Gomer Pyle
7 Andy Griffith
7:30 Brady Bunch
8 The 700 Club
9:30 Good News
10 Manna
10:30 Soul Free
11 Major Adams
12 Look Up
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Re: Retro: Dallas, Thursday, Jan. 1, 1976
> WFAA-TV 8 (ABC)
> AM
> 12M Entertainment (as listed)
Very likely the "Wide World of Entertainment".
09-20-2005, 02:55 PM #3
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> * Source: Commerce (Tex.) Journal, but its listings were
> supplied by TV Data, Inc.
>
> KDFW 4 (CBS)
> AM
> 6 Sunrise Semester
> 6:30 Not For Women Only
> 7 CBS Morning News
> 8 Captain Kangaroo
> 9 Cotton Bowl Parade
> 10:30 Rose Parade
> PM
> 1 Cotton Bowl: Arkansas 31, Georgia 10
> 3:30 Merv Griffin

> 5 News
> 5:30 CBS News
> 6 News
> 6:30 Lets Make A Deal
> 7 The Waltons
> 7:57 Bicentennial Minutes
> 8 Hawaii Five-O
> 9 Barnaby Jones
> 10 News
> 11 CBS Late Movie: Great Expectations
> 1A News
> KTVT 11
> AM
> 6:40 Morning Report
> 7 Slam Bang Theatre
> 8 New Zoo Revue
> 8:30 Addams Family
> 8 My Favorite Martian
> 9:30 The Untouchables
> 10:30 Sew Whats New
> 11 Perry Mason
> PM
> 12 Family Entertainment Special (as listed; instead of usual

> newscast)
> 1 Afternoon Movie
> 3 Popeye
> 3:30 Flintstones
> 4 Mickey Mouse
> 4:30 Gilligans Island
> 5 I Love Lucy
> 6 Bewitched
> 6:30 Adam-12
> 7 The FBI (The 2:30 a.m. listing of The FBI on Ch. 8 is as
> printed)
> 8 Family Affair
> 9 Movie: Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders
> 10 News
> 10:15 Movie continues
> 11:45 Movie Eleven: Weird Woman
> 1A News
This was way back when KDFW was a better station with them being a CBS affilliate and had to
change to the FOX network
and KTVT was a Superstation. Wasn't KDFWs call letters KRLD at the time?______________
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> > WFAA-TV 8 (ABC)
> > AM
> > 12M Entertainment (as listed)
>
> Very likely the "Wide World of Entertainment".
>
"Wide World Of Entertainment" always began whenever
the 10:30 movie ended, and it varied from night to
night.
In answer to another post, Channel 4 was KDFW in
1976 (I think the call letters changed in 1970).

And I think I agree, I prefer Channel 4 as a
CBS affiliate as well.
Now a question concerning Channel 8's daytime
schedule. I moved to Dallas in late 1976. When
I went out there for the first time in September
to find a house, I bought the local TV Guide.
Channel 8 was then running their "A.M." show, followed
by an hour of Good Morning America, then Mike Douglas
from 9 to 10 AM. The Edge Of Night was on pattern at
3, and the afternoon movie ran 3:30-5. When did
Channel 8 make these changes?
All network daytime shows were on pattern in the fall
of '76. Early in 1977, Channel 5 put a half-hour of Donahue
at 9 AM and moved Sanford And Son to 3:30.
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> * Source: Commerce (Tex.) Journal, but its listings were
> supplied by TV Data, Inc.
>
>>
> WFAA-TV 8 (ABC)
> AM
> 5:55 Operation Lift
> 6:15 Murray Cox, R.F.D.
> 6:30 Peppermint Place
> 7 The A.M. Show
> 8:30 Mike Douglas
> 10 Edge of Night
> 10:30 Happy Days
> 11 Lets Make A Deal
> PM
> 12 Ryans Hope
> 12:30 Rhyme And Reason
> 1 $10,000 Pyramid
> 1:30 The Neighbors
> 2 General Hospital
> 3 Dialing For Dollars Movie
> 5 News
> 5:30 ABC News
> 6 News
> 6:30 Bowling For Dollars
> 7 Barney Miller
> 7:30 On The Rocks
> 8 Streets Of San Francisco
> 9 Harry O
> 10 News
> 10:30 Mod Squad
> 11:30 News
> 12M Entertainment (as listed)
> 2:15A Que Pasa?
> 2:45A The FBI
Was the Sugar Bowl played on Jan. 1 this year? It usually aired on ABC.
Or was the game played opposite the Cotton Bowl, and blacked out in Dallas?
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> Was the Sugar Bowl played on Jan. 1 this year? It usually
> aired on ABC.
> Or was the game played opposite the Cotton Bowl, and blacked
> out in Dallas?
>
For a few years in the 70s, the Sugar Bowl was played at night Dec. 31.
09-21-2005, 02:51 PM #7
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> KXAS 5 (NBC)
> PM
> 1 Full House (not the situation comedy, this is about a
> couple announcing divorce plans on their 40th anniversary)
Actually this was a pilot for possible series. It also had two chances but didn't get picked up(BTW
I listed this show back in the Spokane TV 1976 thread).
Retro: Louisville Saturday, April 12, 1952
This goes 'WAY back to when WAVE was on
Channel 5 and WHAS on Channel 9. From
the Courier-Journal; times are CST.

WAVE
9:30 Science Review (I think this is
Johns Hopkins Science Review,
on DuMont. Aired on DuMont Monday
7:30 PM.)
10 AM Kids & Company (DuMont)
10:30 Betty Crocker (ABC,11 AM)
11 AM Lost Direction
11:30 Personal Appearance Theater (ABC,
10 AM)
12 N TBA
12:30 Hill No. 3
1:30 Healthy And Wise
2 PM Roy Rogers (NBC, Sunday 5 PM)
3:30 Paul Whiteman (don't know if TV
Teen Club or Goodyear Revue--both
aired on ABC, Teen Club Saturday
at 7 PM, Goodyear Revue Sunday at 6)
4 PM Youth Wants To Know (NBC)
4:30 Rootie Kazootie (NBC, 9 AM)
5 PM Super Circus (ABC, Sunday 4 PM)
5:30 Trouble With Father (Stu Erwin)
(ABC, Friday 7:30)

6 PM Sports Slants
6:25 News
6:30 One Man's Family (NBC)
7 PM All Star Revue (Danny Thomas) (NBC)
8 PM Your Show Of Shows (NBC)
9:30 Madison Square Garden Sports
10 PM Greatest Fights (NBC, Friday 9:45)
10:15 Roller Derby
10:45 Guest Appearance
11 PM Cavalcade Of Stars (DuMont, Friday 9 PM)
12 M Weather
WHAS
10 AM Whistling Wizard (CBS)
10:30 Smilin' Ed McConnell And His
Buster Brown Gang (CBS)
11 AM Big Top (CBS)
12 N off the air
3 PM Songs Of Faith
3:30 Cartoon Circus
4 PM Cowboy Cinema
5 PM Hi-Varieties
5:30 Film
6 PM Sammy Kaye (CBS)

6:30 Story Of The Week
7 PM Ken Murray (CBS)
8 PM Faye Emerson (CBS)
8:30 Songs For Sale (CBS)
9 PM Amos 'n' Andy (CBS, Thursday
7:30)
9:30 Opening Night
10 PM Armored Review
10:30 News; Mystery Film
sign off 11:45 PM
Retro: Atlanta 7 PM-1 AM (or later) Tuesday, September 26, 1978
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Wild Kingdom
8 PM Grandpa Goes To Washington
9 PM NBC Movie: "Lady Ice"
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Tomorrow
2 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 PM CBS News
7:30 PM Magazine
8 PM The Paper Chase
9 PM CBS Movie: "One In A Million:
The Ron LeFlore Story"
11 PM News
11:30 Barnaby Jones
12:40 CBS Movie: "A Million The
Hard Way"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
7 PM Cookin' Cajun
7:30 Country Music
8 PM Ten Who Dared
9 PM Mark Russell
9:30 Vince Dooley (UGA football show)
10 PM The Pallisers
11 PM Movie: "The Lost World"
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)

7 PM ABC News
7:30 Tic Tac Dough
8 PM Happy Days
9:30 Taxi
11 PM News
11:30 ABC Movie: "Avanti"
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7:30 Baseball: Houston at Atlanta
10 PM World At War (time approximate)
11 PM Love Experts
11:30 Movie: "Eight Iron Men"
1:20 Baseball: Houston at Atlanta
(repeat)
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
7 PM Dick Cavett
8 PM James Michener's World

10 PM The Pallisers
11 PM Dick Cavett
WATL Ch. 36 (Ind.)
7 PM Something Special
8 PM Florida A&M Football Highlights
8:30 Something Special
10 PM PTL Club
12 M Something Special
WANX Ch. 46 (Ind.)
8 PM Bear Bryant Special
9 PM 700 Club
10:30 Holiday At Melodyland
11 PM Sgt. Bilko
11:30 Life Of Riley
12 M Mayberry RFD
12:30 News
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point/Charlotte 6 PM-sign off Saturday, October 17,

1953
WFMY Ch. 2 Greensboro (CBS/ABC/DUMONT)
6 PM Superman
6:30 Beat The Clock (CBS, 7:30 PM)
7 PM Who Said That? (NBC, Mon. 10:30)
An NBC show not carried on Ch. 12.
7:30 Dr. Heaton
7:45 Touchdown Parade
8 PM Jackie Gleason (CBS)
9 PM Two For The Money (CBS)
9:30 Saturday Night Jamboree
10:30 Film Short
11 PM Red Skelton (CBS, Tue. 8:30)
11:30 Film Short
12 M Sign Off
WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte (CBS/NBC/ABC/DUMONT)
6:30 Fireside Theater (NBC, Tue. 9 PM)
7 PM Burns And Allen (CBS, Mon. 8 PM)

7:30 Beat The Clock
8 PM Jackie Gleason
9 PM Foreign Intrigue
9:30 Pepsi Cola Playhouse (ABC, Fri. 8:30)
10 PM Ford Theater (NBC, Thu. 9:30)
10:30 Four Star Playhouse (CBS, Thu, 8:30)
11 PM News In Review
11:15 Wrestling (DUMONT)
12:15 Medallion Theater (CBS, 10 PM)
12:45 Sign Off
WSJS Ch. 12 Winston-Salem (NBC)
5:50 Test Pattern
7 PM Mr. Wizard
7:30 Feature Film
8:30 Amateur Hour
9 PM Film Feature
9:30 Your Show Of Shows
WTOB Ch. 26 Winston-Salem (ABC/DUMONT)
6 PM Smilin' Ed McConnell (ABC, 10:30 AM)
6:30 Channel 26 Sweepstakes

7 PM Paul Whiteman's TV Teen Club (ABC)
7:30 Leave It To The Girls (ABC)
8 PM Showcase Theater (ABC, Fri. 10 PM)
8:30 Barn Dance
9:30 Weather Feature
10:30 News, Weather, Sign Off
Retro: Nebraska/Eastern South Dakota/Siouxland Sun 7/13/69
from TV GUIDE
KMTV 3-NBC Omaha
7:30 Big Picture
8:00 Glory Road
8:30 Answer
9:00 Bible Story
9:30 Plain Talk
10:00 Christophers
11:00 Movie "The Gunman"
Noon Meet the Press
12:30 Issues '69
1:30 Movie "Seven Angry Men"
3:00 Movie "Hell's Five Hours"
4:30 Navy Film

5:00 Seaspray
6:00 Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
6:30 Walt Disney's World
7:30 Mothers-in-Law
8:00 Bonanza
9:00 My Friend Tony
10:00 News/Weather
10:15 Joe Pyne
11:45 Movie "The Saxon Charm"
WOW 6-CBS Omaha
(when did KMTV and WOW-WOWT swap affiliations?)
7:15 Sacred Heart
7:30 The Story
8:00 Tom & Jerry
8:30 Aquaman
9:00 Mass for Shut-Ins
10:00 Camera Three
10:30 Forces of Peace
10:45 For Better or Worse
11:00 Teen Topics
Noon Life Watch 6

12:30 US Farm Report
1:00 National Golf Putting Championships
1:30 Laurel & Hardy
2:25 Art Commercial
2:30 AAU Track Meet: Hawaiian Invitational
3:30 NFL Action
4:00 Jetsons
4:30 Amateur Hour
5:00 21st Century
5:30 TV News Conference
6:00 Lassie
7:00 Ed Sullivan
8:00 Hee Haw
10:00 News/Weather
10:30 Movie "Yankee Pasha" (followed by news)
KETV 7-ABC Omaha
8:00 Christophers
9:00 Linus
9:30 King Kong
10:00 Bullwinkle
10:30 Discovery
11:00 Lutheran Church Service
Noon Bowling
1:00 Movie "Wild Heritage"
2:30 Issues & Answers
3:00 Summer Focus "The Black Mood on Campus"
4:00 Lowell Thomas
4:30 Danny Thomas
5:00 Zoo Time (Omaha Zoo)
6:00 Land of the Giants
7:00 FBI
8:00 Movie "Dr. Strangelove"
10:00 News/Weather
10:15 Movie "All the Brothers Were Valiant"
11:30 News
KOLN 10-CBS Lincoln
7:30 For Children Only
8:00 Tom & Jerry
8:30 For Children Only
11:00 Christophers
11:15 Catholic Camera

Noon Mayor's Report
12:15 Capitol Report
12:30 State House Report
12:45 Home Buying
1:00 Zane Gray
1:30 Sugarfoot
3:30 Westerners
4:00 Jetsons
4:30 Amateur Hour
5:00 Prisoner
6:00 Lassie
6:30 Gentle Ben
7:00 Ed Sullivan
8:00 Hee Haw
10:00 News/Weather
10:45 CBS News
11:00 Here Come the Stars
Mid. News/Weather
KUON 12-NET Lincoln
3:00 Latin America
4:00 Science Review

5:00 House & Home
5:30 Book Shelf
6:00 William F. Buckley Jr. (Was "Firing Line" being used as a title then?)
7:00 Sounds of Summer
9:00 Unicameral 1969
10:00 Action People
KHAS 5-NBC Hastings
Noon Meet the Press
2:00 Movie "A Star is Born"
5:00 Congressional Report
6:00 Adventures of Huckleberry Fin
7:30 Mothers-in-Law
8:00 Bonanza
9:00 My Friend Tony
10:00 News/Weather
10:15 Movie "Flame of the Islands"
KHOL 13-ABC Kearney (aka NTN)

8:00 Revival Fires
8:30 Cathedral of Tomorrow
9:30 King Kong
10:00 Bullwinkle
10:30 Discovery
11:30 Linus
Noon Directions
12:30 Oral Roberts
1:00 NFO Farm Report
1:30 Senator Speaks
2:00 Bible Story
4:00 Movie: TBA
5:30 Skippy
7:00 FBI
10:00 News
10:30 Movie "Maid for Murder"
KNOP 2-NBC North Platte

Noon Meet the Press
1:00 Bible Story
1:30 Movie: TBA
4:00 Laurel & Hardy
4:30 Film
7:30 Mothers-in-Law
8:00 Bonanza
9:00 My Friend Tony
10:00 News/Weather
10:30 Laurel & Hardy
KTIV 4-NBC Sioux City
11:30 Christophers
Noon Meet the Press
1:00 Movies "Riverboat Rhythm/In Name Only"
4:00 Action
4:30 See the USA

7:30 Mothers-in-Law
8:00 Bonanza
9:00 My Friend Tony
10:00 News/Weather
10:20 Sunday News
10:30 Okoboji Dance Party
11:00 Johnny Carson
KCAU 9-ABC Sioux City
7:45 Oral Roberts
8:15 Sacred Heart
9:00 Linus
10:00 Bullwinkle
10:30 Discovery
11:00 TBA
11:30 Insight
Noon Directions
1:00 Dateline Sioux City
1:30 TBA
2:00 Chinchilla Commercial
2:30 Auto Racing Film: 12 Hours of Sebring
4:00 Movie "The Blob"
5:30 Zoorama (San Diego Zoo)
7:00 FBI
10:00 News/Weather
10:35 Movie "Autumn Leaves"
12:15 News
KMEG 14-CBS Sioux City
Noon My Little Margie
12:30 Parade of Homes
1:00 Travelin' Time
1:30 Scene Seventy
3:30 NFL Action
4:00 Jetsons
4:30 Amateur Hour
5:00 21st Century

5:30 Underway for Peace
6:00 Lassie
6:30 Gentle Ben
7:00 Ed Sullivan
8:00 Hee Haw
10:00 News/Weather
10:10 Mannix
11:10 CBS News
KELO 11-CBS Sioux Falls
7:15 Christophers
8:30 Oral Roberts
9:00 Tom & Jerry
9:30 Moby Dick
10:00 Aquaman
10:30 Bible Story
Noon Answer
1:00 Okoboji Dance Party
2:00 Outdoorsman
3:30 NFL Action
4:00 Jetsons
4:30 Amateur Hour
5:00 21st Century
5:30 Skippy
6:00 Lassie
6:30 Gentle Ben
7:00 Ed Sullivan
8:00 Hee Haw
10:00 News/Weather
10:30 Movie "Man of the West"
Mid. News/Weather
KSOO 13-NBC Sioux Falls
8:00 Word of Life
9:00 Challenge of Truth
9:15 Senator Mundt
10:00 Insight
10:30 Christophers
11:00 Stories of the King
11:30 Film
Noon Meet the Press
12:30 Sunday Party Line
1:00 Movie: TBA
2:30 Roller Derby
3:30 Movie: TBA
7:30 Mothers-in-Law
8:00 Bonanza
9:00 My Friend Tony
10:00 News/Weather
10:30 Movie "The Diary of Anne Frank"
KUSD 2-NET Vermilion
6:00 William F. Buckley Jr.
7:00 Sounds of Summer
9:00 Photography
9:30 Spectrum
10:00 Action People
KORN 5-ABC Mitchell
9:00 Linus
9:30 King Kong
10:00 Bullwinkle
10:30 Discovery
11:00 Sacred Heart
11:15 Christophers
Noon Directions
1:00 Movie "Battle Hell"
4:00 TBA
5:30 News/Weather/Sports
7:00 FBI
10:00 News
10:15 News/Weather
11:00 Movie "Cowboy"
12:30 News/WeatherEdited by Bluenoser on 09/22/05 04:03

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Re: Retro: Nebraska/Eastern South Dakota/Siouxland Sun 7/13/69
hello Bluenoser:
Just a suggestion:When doing your lisitngs please include channel numbers for each
station..Good job bringing in Nebraska/South Dakota Listings..
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Do you have any weekday and primetime listings for Nebraska/Eastern South Dakota/Siouxland?
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> hello Bluenoser:
> Just a suggestion:When doing your lisitngs please include
> channel numbers for each station..Good job bringing in
> Nebraska/South Dakota Listings..
>
The listings have been updated to include channel numbers...
Retro: Atlanta Monday, August 11, 1975
Channel 11 practically tears up its pre-8 PM
lineup, to little avail as it turns out. From
the Atlanta Constitution. Schedules run 7 AM-
1 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
11 AM High Rollers
12 N News
12:30 Big Valley (replaces Merv Griffin)
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Mod Squad
5 PM The FBI
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
8:15 Baseball: Dodgers at Phillies
11:30 Tonight Show (John Davidson is
guest host)
Tomorrow follows at 1 AM.
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
9 AM Phil Donahue
10 AM Spin-Off
11 AM Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life
12 N News
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night

3 PM Match Game '75
3:30 Tattletales
4 PM Bewitched
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Confrontation
8 PM Gunsmoke
9 PM Pilgrim Journey (pre-empts
Maude)
9:30 Rhoda
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Secret World" (don't
know if local or CBS)
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Sesame Street
6:30 Brother Buzz
8 PM Essene (inside an Anglican

monastery in Michigan)
9:30 Forum
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM A.M. America (not yet Good
Morning America)
8 AM A.M. Atlanta
9 AM Concentration (new time, was
7 PM)
9:30 You Don't Say! (new to 11, airs
on ABC at 4 PM)
10 AM Movie: "Destination Gobi" (new
time, was 4 PM)
11:30 News (new time, was noon)
12 N Showoffs (new to 11)
1 PM Ryan's Hope
4 PM Dinah! (new time, was 9 AM)

5:30 News (new time, was 6 PM)
6 PM ABC News (new time, was 6:30)
6:30 Merv Griffin (new to 11)
7:30 Truth Or Consequences (new time,
was Thursday 7:30)
8 PM The Rookies
9 PM Movie: "The Last Voyage" (don't
know if local or ABC)
11 PM News
11:30 Wide World Mystery: "Screamer"
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
8 AM I Love Lucy
8:30 Hazel
9 AM Father Knows Best
9:30 Andy Griffith
10 AM Movie: "Nightmare Castle"
12 N Lucy Show
12:30 Topper
1 PM Movie: "Spy In The Sky"
4 PM Munsters
5 PM Lucy Show
5:30 Hazel
6:30 That Girl
7 PM Andy Griffith
7:30 Hogan's Heroes
8 PM Diamond Head Game
9 PM Movie: "The Ambassador's
Daughter"
11 PM Dragnet
11:30 Movie: "Wells Fargo"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
8:30 Sesame Street
10:30 Sesame Street
11:30 off the air
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Villa Alegre
7 PM The Life Of Leonardo da Vinci
8 PM Citywatching
9:30 Tennis: U.S. Clay Court Championships
(Men's singles final)
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
11 AM New Zoo Revue
11:30 Fury
12 N 700 Club
1:30 It's A New Day
2 PM Bozo
2:30 Porky Pig
3 PM Jeff's Collie
3:30 Underdog
4:30 Real McCoys
5 PM Cisco Kid
5:30 Mayberry RFD
6 PM Movie: "Confidence Girl"
8 PM 700 Club
9:30 It's A New Day
10 PM Waters Family
10:30 Good News
11 PM Mayberry RFD
11:30 Honeymooners
09-23-2005, 01:50 AM #2
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> WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
> 9:30 Tennis: U.S. Clay Court Championships
> (Men's singles final)
This would be the second PBS station I've seen on this board to have aired Tennis in the 1970s,
other than KSPS/Spokane.
Retro: Nebraska/Eastern South Dakota/Siouxland Fri 7/18/69
from TV Guide
Apollo 11 coverage may have pre-empted some of these programs...
2-KNOP North Platte (NBC)
2v-KUSD Vermilion (NET)
3-KMTV Omaha (NBC)
4-KTIV Sioux City (NBC)
5-KHAS Jastings (NBC)
5m-KORN Mitchell (ABC)

6-WOW Omaha (CBS)
7-KETV Omaha (ABC)
9-KCAU Sioux City (ABC)
10-KOLN Lincoln (CBS)
11-KELO Sioux Falls (CBS)
12-KUON Lincoln (NET)
13-KHOL Kearney (ABC)
13s-KSOO Sioux Falls (NBC)
14-KMEG Sious City (CBS)
MORNING
6:00
6 Social Security
6:15
6:30
3 Bulletin Board
6 Black Heritage
13s Film
6:40
11 Rocky & His Friends
6:45
10 Cartoon Party
6:55
3 Paul Harvey
11 Thought for Today
7:00
2-3-4-5-13s Today (news 7:25 (all)/8:25 (except 5))
6-11 CBS News
10 Morning Show (news: 7:10/7:30/7:50)
7:30
9 Kids Corner
14 CBS News
7:55
14 Calendar
8:00
3 News
7 Farm Topics
9 Dudley Do-Right
8:10
12 Classroom (to 11am)
8:30
7 Camera on Mid-America
9 Dream House
9:00
2-3-4-5-13s It Takes Two
6-11-14 Lucille Ball
7 Cartoon Carnival
9 Jack LaLanne
10 Romper Room
13 News/Weather
9:05
13 Jack LaLanne
9:25
2-3-4-5-13s NBC News
9:30
2-3-4-5-13s Concentration
5m Film
6 Merv Griffin
7-11-14 Beverly Hillbillies
9 Mike Douglas
10 Woman's World
13 Fashions in Sewing
9:40
13 News/Weather
10:00
2-3-4-5-13s Persoanlity
5m Country Show
7-10-11-14 Andy Griffith
13 Today's Feature
10:15
13 NTN Land
10:30
2-3-4-5-13s Hollywood Squares

6 Hoe, Hoe, Hoe
7 Danny Thomas
10-11-14 Dick Van Dyke
13 My Little Margie
11:00
2-3-4-5-13s Jeopardy!
5m-7-9-13 Bewitched
6-10-11-14 Love of Life
11:25
6-10-11-14 CBS News
11:30
2-3-4-5-13s Eye Guess
5m-7-9-13 That Girl
6-10-11-14 Search for Tomorrow
11:55
AFTERNOON
Noon
2-5 News/Weather
3-4-6-9 News
5m-11 Farm & Home
7 Dream House
10 12 O'Clock Report
13 Town & Country

13s Noonday
14 Noon Show
12:10
4 Farm & Market
11 Livestock Auction
12:15
5 Farm Action
5m Livestock Auction
12:20
11 News/Weather
12:25
3 Paul Harvey
4 Midday Meditations
5m News/Weather
12:30
2-4-5-13s You're Putting Me On
7 Let's Make a Deal
12:35
11 Livestock Market
12:40
3 Conversations
12:50
5m Stockyards Report
11 Accent
12:55
5m Bulletin Board
1:00
2-3-4-5-13s Days of Our Lives
5m-7-9-13 Newlywed Game
6-10-11-14 Love is a Many-Splendored Thing
1:30
2-3-4-5-13s Doctors
5m-7-9-13 Dating Game
2:00
2-3-4-5-13s Another World
5m-7-9-13 General Hospital
6-10-11-14 Secret Storm
2:30
2-3-4-5-13s You Don't Say!
5m-7-9-13 One Life to Live
6-10-11-14 Edge of Night
3:00
2-3-4-5-13s Match Game
5m-7-9-13 Dark Shadows
6-10-11-14 Art Linkletter
3:25

3:30
2 Film
3 You're Putting Me On
4 Topper
5 Cartoon Carnival
5m-13 Dream House
6-13s Mike Douglas
7 I Love Lucy
9 Maverick
10 Cartoon Corral
14 My Little Margie
3:45
5 Movie "Desire in the Dust"
4:00
2 Laurel & Hardy
3 Cartoons
4 Two Faces West
5m Hazel
7 Perry Mason
10 Mike Douglas
12 TV Kindergarten
13 Big Picture
14 Movie "Jack & the Beanstalk"

4:10
11 Who's Who
4:15
11 Captain 11
4:30
3 Flintstones
4 Perry Mason
5m Let's Make a Deal
9 Mister Ed
12 Misterogers (what Mr. Rogers was listed as then)
13 Lawman
4:45
2 Pink & Blue
5:00
2 What's New
3 Addams Family
5m-7-9 ABC News
6-13s Truth or Consequences
11 Rifleman
12 Friendly Giant
13 Man from Cochise
5:15
2 Church Bulletin
12 Chimney Corner
5:20
5 Spotlight
5:30
2v-12 What's New
5m Flintstones
6-10-11 CBS News
7 News
9 Leave It to Beaver
13 ABC News
5:55
14 Evening Report
EVENING
6:00
2-5 News/Weather/Sports
2v-12 Navy Film "The Second Seat"
3 Paul Harvey
4-6-10 News/Weather
5m-9-11-13-13s News
7 Hazel
14 CBS News
6:05
3 News/Weather/Sports
6:25
6 Tell it Like It Is
6:30
2-3-4-5-13s High Chaparral
2v Travel Film
5m-7-9-13 Let's Make a Deal
6-10-11-14 Wild Wild West
12 Folk Guitar Plus
7:00
2v-12 Men & Ideas
5m-7-9-13 John Davidson
7:30
2-3-4-5 Name of the Game
2v Photography
6-10-11-14 Gomer Pyle
12 University News
13s Star Route
8:00
2v-12 Play of the Week "The Climate of Eden"
5m-7-9-13 Judd
6 Movie "You're in the Navy Now"
10-11-14 Movie "UMC" (pilot)
13s Baseball: Minnesota at Seattle (Pilots)
9:00
2-4-5 The Saint
3 Here Come the Stars

5m-7-9-13 Dick Cavett
10:00
2-5-14 News/Weather
2v Insight
3-4-5m-6-7-9-10-11-13 News
12 Your Unicameral
10:15
7 Movie "The Enemy Below"
10:20
14 Movie "From the Earth to the Moon"
10:30
2-3-4-5 Johnny Carson
2v-12 NET Playhouse "The Seekers: The Heretics"
6 Movie "City Across the River" (followed by news)
11 Movie "The Road to Rio"
13 Joey Bishop
13s News/Weather/Sports
10:35
9 Movie "Island of Doomed Men" (followed by news)
10:45
5m Joey Bishop (JIP)
10 Perry Mason
11:00
13s Johhny Carson
11:45
7 Movie "I Like Money"
10 News
LATE NIGHT
Midnight
3 Paul Harvey
5m News/Weather
11 Movie "Black Sabbath"
12:05
3 News/Weather
1:30
11 News/Weather
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> from TV Guide
> Apollo 11 coverage may have pre-empted some of these
> programs...
>
> 2-KNOP North Platte (NBC)
> 2v-KUSD Vermilion (NET)
> 3-KMTV Omaha (NBC)
> 4-KTIV Sioux City (NBC)
> 5-KHAS Jastings (NBC)
> 5m-KORN Mitchell (ABC)
> 6-WOW Omaha (CBS)
> 7-KETV Omaha (ABC)
> 9-KCAU Sioux City (ABC)
> 10-KOLN Lincoln (CBS)
> 11-KELO Sioux Falls (CBS)
> 12-KUON Lincoln (NET)
> 13-KHOL Kearney (ABC)
> 13s-KSOO Sioux Falls (NBC)
also 14-KMEG Sioux City (CBS) I don't think they had been on the air too many years at this
point.
Obviously in the days before barter syndication, there wasn't much room in the budget in tiny
markets like North Platte for programming...
> 3:30
> 2 Film
> 4:00
> 2 Laurel & Hardy
> 4:45
> 2 Pink & Blue
> 5:00
> 2 What's New
> 5:15
> 2 Church Bulletin
I remember as a kid on vaction, we stayed overnight in North Platte, sometime
in the late 60s. It was either a Saturday or Sunday night, and the 10pm news started with a live
ad for a shoe store. The announcer on the ad turned out to be the
anchor/weathercaster/sportscaster for the news. Following the news at 10:30, there was an
older man playing the organ. Then the news announcer came over and they talked about the
older man's music store, followed by more organ music.
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> MORNING
> 8:00
> 7 Farm Topics
> 8:30
> 7 Camera on Mid-America
> 10:00
> 5m Country Show
> 10:30
> 6 Hoe, Hoe, Hoe
> Noon
> 5m-11 Farm & Home
> 13 Town & Country
> 12:10
> 4 Farm & Market
> 11 Livestock Auction
> 12:15
> 5 Farm Action
> 5m Livestock Auction
> 12:35
> 11 Livestock Market
> 12:50
> 5m Stockyards Report
There seemed to be alot of farming programs on the air back then, wasn't there?
> 4:30
> 12 Misterogers (what Mr. Rogers was listed as then)
Actual name of the show was "Misterogers' Neighborhood" -- didn't become the 3-worded
"Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" until 1970.
> 8:00
> 10-11-14 Movie "UMC" (pilot)
Pilot film for "Medical Center", which began that fall.
> 10:30
> 2v-12 NET Playhouse "The Seekers: The Heretics"
Did this special feature the folk group "The Seekers", by chance?
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> > 10:30
> > 2v-12 NET Playhouse "The Seekers: The Heretics"
>
> Did this special feature the folk group "The Seekers", by
> chance?
>
This was a documentary on thinkers IIRC.
Cleveland Area UHF Independents Saturday, December 21, 1968
17 WJAN Canton
43 WUAB Cleveland
61 WKBF Cleveland
Saturday, December 21, 1968
10AM
61 Modern Woman
10:30
61 Movie:Massacre Canyon 1954
11:30
43 University Showcase
Noon
43 Bugs Bunny COLOR

61 Roller Derby
1PM
43 Stoney Burke
61 Movie-Blondie In The Dough 1947
2PM
43 To Be Announced
2:30
43 Pro Boxing-COLOR
61 Rawhide
3:30
61 One Step Beyond
4PM
43 Ohio State Football-Michigan Replay-COLOR
61 Twilight Zone
4:30
61 Movie-Passing Stranger 1954
5PM
43 Pro Wrestling-COLOR
5:30
17 Hullaballoons
6PM
17 Film-Navy
43 Rat Patrol-COLOR
61 Pro Wrestling-COLOR
6:30
17 Living Lessons
43 Patty Duke
7PM
17 High School Basketball-Akron East/Canton Lincoln Warren/Canton Lehman
From Canton Memorial Fieldhouse
43 Movie Knockout 1941
61 Midwestern Hayride COLOR
8PM
61 Movie The Gamma People 1956
8:30
43 Movie Larceny Inc. 1942

9:30
61 One Step Beyond
10PM
61 News COLOR
10:30
17 Movie-TBA
43 Kup's Show-Irv Kupcinet
61 Alan Douglas-COLOR
Midnight
61 Joe Pyne-COLOR
09-22-2005, 12:52 PM #2
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Re: Cleveland Area UHF Independents Saturday, December 21, 1968
As you may have guessed, about 1/3 of the programming that day was in color, which was
identified as such on TV Guide prior to the mid-1970s. It seems that WUAB was one of the
leading UHF independents to show color programming at the time.
09-22-2005, 05:05 PM #3
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Was WKBF owned by Kaiser Broadcasting? I remember WKBD Channel 50 in Detroit came on the
air and really performed well throughout the 70's as an independent. I believe Kaiser
Broadcasting tryed to sequence the call leters of their stations to include KB.
09-22-2005, 05:11 PM #4
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WKBF was owned by Kaiser Broadcasting. In 1975, Kaiser Broadcasting and United Artists
combined the operations of WKBF/61 and WUAB/43. Since duopolies were years away, Channel
61 went off the air. It re-emerged in 1981 under different ownership as WCLQ (now WQHS).
09-22-2005, 08:14 PM #5
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Kaiser Broadcasting
> WKBF was owned by Kaiser Broadcasting. In 1975, Kaiser
> Broadcasting and United Artists combined the operations of
> WKBF/61 and WUAB/43. Since duopolies were years away,
> Channel 61 went off the air. It re-emerged in 1981 under
> different ownership as WCLQ (now WQHS).
What I always wondered was why WKB"F" in Cleveland and WKB"S" in Philadelphia ...
WKB"D" was Detroit, WKB"G" was due to a joint venture with the Boston Globe, KB"SC" Los
Angeles was "Southern California" and KB"HK" San Francisco was "Henry Kaiser", but Cleveland
and Philly still remain a mystery to me.______________

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> What I always wondered was why WKB"F" in Cleveland and
> WKB"S" in Philadelphia ...
-----------
WKBS was licensed to Burlington, NJ...which doesn't answer any questions about the "S".
Perhaps there is a county in that area that starts with "S", and likewise "F" near Cleveland?
09-23-2005, 05:49 PM #7
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> > What I always wondered was why WKB"F" in Cleveland and
> > WKB"S" in Philadelphia ...
> -----------
> WKBS was licensed to Burlington, NJ...which doesn't answer
> any questions about the "S". Perhaps there is a county in
> that area that starts with "S", and likewise "F" near
> Cleveland?
Well Burlington is in Southern New Jersey so the "S" could be for South?
The closest "S" county is Somerset, which is in Northern New Jersey. ______________
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> > > What I always wondered was why WKB"F" in Cleveland and
> > > WKB"S" in Philadelphia ...
> > -----------

> > WKBS was licensed to Burlington, NJ...which doesn't answer
>
> > any questions about the "S". Perhaps there is a county in
>
> > that area that starts with "S", and likewise "F" near
> > Cleveland?
>
> Well Burlington is in Southern New Jersey so the "S" could
> be for South?
> The closest "S" county is Somerset, which is in Northern New
> Jersey.
>
And in Cleveland's case -- Ohio's "F" counties are Fairfield, Fayette, Franklin and Fulton -- none of
them anywhere near Cleveland.
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> > > > What I always wondered was why WKB"F" in Cleveland and
>
> > > > WKB"S" in Philadelphia ...

> > > -----------
Perhaps
Kaiser Broadcasting System.
In Chicago WFLD-TV 32 used to ID itself as part of the Kaiser Broadcasting System
Was Philly one of the first Kaiser station?______________
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> In Chicago WFLD-TV 32 used to ID itself as part of the
> Kaiser Broadcasting System
As do all other Kaiser stations -- WKBD regularly mentioned Kaiser in their IDs, as did LA's KBSC
and, of course, Cleveland's WKBF.
>
> Was Philly one of the first Kaiser station?
>
As part of their "network" of independents -- I don't know. But none of them was Kaiser's first --
according to the TV and Cable Factbook, Kaiser used to own KITV ch.4 in Honolulu, HI, which
they sold off in 1964 before getting into the independent business.
run 7 AM-1 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Light Unto My Path
7:30 Arthur Smith
9 AM Popeye
10 AM Animal World
12 N Meet The Press (Six leading
police officials are interviewed.)
1 PM News
1:30 Secrets Of The Deep
2 PM Movie: "The Ring"
3:30 Movie: "To Kill A Mockingbird"
6 PM News
6:30 Lawrence Welk
8:30 McCloud
10:30 News
11 PM Movie: "Father Goose"
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Insight
8 AM Day Of Discovery
8:30 Oral Roberts
9 AM Church Service
9:30 Latin Atlanta
12 N Face The Nation
12:30 Georgians Speak
1 PM Medix
1:30 Car And Track
2 PM Movie: "Billy Rose's Jumbo"
4:30 CBS Tennis Classic: Arthur Ashe
vs. Bjorn Borg
5:30 Thrillseekers
6 PM Conversations With Eric Sevareid
7 PM News
7:30 Manhattan Transfer
8:30 Kojak
9:30 60 Minutes (interview with then-
First Lady Betty Ford)
10:30 Police Surgeon
11 PM News
11:30 CBS News
11:45 Movie: "Generation"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
12 N Sesame Street
1 PM Sound Of Youth
2 PM Marriage And Family
2:30 Basic Banjo
3 PM Development (don't know what
this is)
3:30 Bonjour France
4 PM Food For Thought
4:30 Forum
5 PM Speaking Freely
6 PM Coach Lawson
6:30 Black Perspective On The News
7:30 Best Of Evening At Pops
9:30 Movie: "Silver Queen" (repeats
at 11 PM)
WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Revival Of America
7:30 Rex Humbard
8:30 Chapel Hour
9 AM Hour Of Power
10 AM Make A Wish
10:30 Korg: 70,000 B.C.
12 N Garner Ted Armstrong
12:30 Soul Free
1 PM Ebony Journal
2 PM Movie: "The Guilt Of Janet Ames"
3:30 The Champions(Track meet and martial
arts championship are spotlighted.)
4:30 PGA Championship (Final round)

8:30 ABC Movie: "Dark Of The Sun"
10:30 The Evil Touch
11 PM News
11:30 SWAT
12:30 Crossroads
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 AM Agriculture USA
7:30 Revival Fires
8 AM Hilarious House Of Frightenstein
8:30 Speed Racer
10 AM Abbott And Costello
10:30 Movie: "The Eleanor Roosevelt
Story"
12:30 Other People, Other Places
1 PM Movie: "Desert Detour"
3 PM The Saint
4 PM Movie: "Trail Of The Lonesome Pine"
6 PM Wrestling
7 PM Wild Wild West
8 PM The Avengers
9 PM Movie: "The Maltese Falcon"
11 PM Open Up
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
2 PM U.S. Clay Court Tennis Championships
7 PM Feeling Good
7:30 Philadelphia Folk Festival
9:30 Barbara Of The House Of Grebe
10:30 The Arbors
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
7 AM Human Dimensions
7:30 The Lesson
8 AM Jerry Falwell
9 AM Church Service
12 N Teach-In
1 PM Dimensions
1:30 America's Problems And

Challenges
2 PM Jimmy Swaggart
2:30 Happy Hunters
3 PM George And Diane
3:30 Tony And Susan Alamo
4 PM Kathryn Kuhlman
4:30 God's World
5 PM Assembly Of God
5:30 Deeper Life
6 PM Better World
6:30 Deaf Hear
7 PM The Story
7:30 Countdown To A Miracle
8:30 Charisma
9 PM Ernest Angley
10 PM Challenge Of Truth
10:30 Max Morris
11 PM Voice Of Victory
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Re: Retro: Atlanta Sunday, August 10, 1975
> WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
> 7 AM Insight
> 7:30 This Is The Life
> 8 AM Day Of Discovery
> 8:30 Oral Roberts
> 9 AM Church Service
> 9:30 Latin Atlanta
> 10 AM Herald Of Truth
> 10:30 Faith For Today
> 12 N Face The Nation
WAGA like 90 % of the CBS affiliates preempted the Sunday Morning cartoons from CBS. CBS
until 1982 offered an hour of cartoons/kids shows which were reruns of shows that were
canceled the previous season. Their O & O's all took this programming except for 10 WCAU TV
for about a year. (so even back than O & O's occasionally preempted shows../BUT NEVER A
PRIME SHOW...this was widely preempted stuff). Still very few affiliates aired CBS Sunday
morning cartoons. In the Fall of 1975 the cartoons were "Globetrotters" and "The Archies". In
the 1974-75 season they were "Pebbles & Bamm Bamm" and "Bailey's Comets".
About half the CBS affiliates preempted "Camera Three" and "lamp Unto My Feet", and "Look Up
& Live"...a block of religious shows focusing on mainline Christianity. WAGA was among these
stations. The majority of CBS affiliates ran in place of such shows...syndicated TV evangelists that
piad big bucks to get on. O & O stations generally would not sell time to such programming but
affiliates could and did. Other affiliates also ran syndicated cartoons late on Sunday morning
(these tended to be in small markets).
> WXIA Ch. 11 (ABC)
>
> 7 AM Revival Of America
> 7:30 Rex Humbard
> 8:30 Chapel Hour
> 9 AM Hour Of Power
> 10 AM Make A Wish
> 10:30 Korg: 70,000 B.C.
WXIA ran ABC's Sunday morning cartoons. They ran the other 30 minutes on Saturday morning.
Like with CBS, ABC ran reruns of cartoons that were canceled from the previous season plus
"Make A Wish". In 1976 they ran "Animals Animals Animals" until 1981. Beginning in 1978 ABC
eliminated the cartoon reruns in favor of a 90 minute "Kids Are People Too" first with Bob
McGallaster (formerly of WNEW TV's Wonderama) then Michael Young (whatever happened to
him?). The show was shortened to an hour in 1979.
Finally in 1981 ABC ended the Sunday morning kids shows in favor of David Brinkley.
> 12 N Garner Ted Armstrong
They ran cartoons in between religion??? Usually ABC affiliates would run all the religion till 10
or 10:30 then the ABC shows...not sandwiched in. Most CBS affiliates and all the O & O's that did
run the CBS Sunday mroning cartoons ran them in the 7 AM hour and religion after that.

>
> 7 AM Agriculture USA
> 7:30 Revival Fires
> 8 AM Hilarious House Of Frightenstein
> 8:30 Speed Racer
> 9 AM Three Stooges/Little Rascals
> 10 AM Abbott And Costello
> 10:30 Movie: "The Eleanor Roosevelt
> Story"
> 12:30 Other People, Other Places
> 1 PM Movie: "Desert Detour"
> 3 PM The Saint
> 4 PM Movie: "Trail Of The Lonesome Pine"
> 6 PM Wrestling
> 7 PM Wild Wild West
> 8 PM The Avengers
> 9 PM Movie: "The Maltese Falcon"
> 11 PM Open Up
Usual lineup for an independent station back in 1975 except for no religion. I guess they had to
make up for WHAE/WANX.
> WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
>
> 7 AM Human Dimensions
> 7:30 The Lesson

> 8 AM Jerry Falwell
> 9:30 Norman Vincent Peale
> 12 N Teach-In
> 1 PM Dimensions
> 1:30 America's Problems And
> Challenges
> 2 PM Jimmy Swaggart
> 2:30 Happy Hunters
> 3 PM George And Diane
> 3:30 Tony And Susan Alamo
> 4 PM Kathryn Kuhlman
> 4:30 God's World
> 5 PM Assembly Of God
> 5:30 Deeper Life
> 6 PM Better World
> 6:30 Deaf Hear
> 7 PM The Story
> 7:30 Countdown To A Miracle
> 8:30 Charisma
> 9 PM Ernest Angley
> 10 PM Challenge Of Truth
> 10:30 Max Morris

> 11 PM Voice Of Victory
WHAE 46 was all religious and no commercials on Sundays. The rest of the week they ran
general entertainment 10 to 12 hours a day and religion about 6 hours a day. Sister CBN stations
did this as well. In 1980 the stations would begin 5 or 6 hours a day of secular shows on Sundays.
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> ...very few affiliates aired CBS Sunday morning cartoons. In the
> Fall of 1975 the cartoons were "Globetrotters" and "The
> Archies".
More specifically, it was the animated "Globetrotters" (their Saturday morning variety show
would begin that fall) and "The US of Archie" (Archie and the gang goes back in time to the days
of the American Revolution; ratings were so awful, the show was shuffled off from Saturday to
Sunday in mid-season).
>
> Finally in 1981 ABC ended the Sunday morning kids shows in
> favor of David Brinkley.

Though they took another ABC News show, "Issues and Answers" (a Sunday-morning discussion
program) along with it.
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> > ...very few affiliates aired CBS Sunday morning cartoons.
> In the
> > Fall of 1975 the cartoons were "Globetrotters" and "The
> > Archies".
>
> More specifically, it was the animated "Globetrotters"
> (their Saturday morning variety show would begin that fall)
> and "The US of Archie" (Archie and the gang goes back in
> time to the days of the American Revolution; ratings were so
> awful, the show was shuffled off from Saturday to Sunday in
> mid-season).
>>
> > Finally in 1981 ABC ended the Sunday morning kids shows in
>
> > favor of David Brinkley.

>
> Though they took another ABC News show, "Issues and Answers"
> (a Sunday-morning discussion program) along with it.
>
WAGA did carry CBS's Sunday-morning cartoons in the fall of 1976
against The Lone Ranger and Bugs Bunny on WSB. WSB won that
contest hands-down.
Only 26 CBS affiliates were carrying Lamp Unto My Feet, Look
Up And Live, and Camera Three when CBS canceled them in 1979.
WTVD/11 Raleigh/Durham (CBS then, ABC now) was one of the 26
because its owner, Capital Cities Communications, had a policy
against its stations airing paid religion. I also recall WDBO
(now WKMG)/6 Orlando and WTVT/13 Tampa/St. Petersburg among
the 26.
WXIA never carried This Week With David Brinkley. By the time
it debuted in November 1981 WSB was the ABC affiliate in Atlanta,
and WXIA was carrying NBC and Meet The Press.
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KASA-2 Albuquerque (Fox)
5:00 Baywatch
6:30 Blinky Bill
7:00 Gargoyles
7:30 Bobby's World
8:00 Aladdin
8:30 Littlest Pet Shop
9:00 Goof Troop
9:30 Bonkers
10:00 Dinosaurs
10:30 Blossom
11:30 Coach
Noon Jim J. & Ann
1:00 Gordon Elliott
2:00 Rimba's Island
2:30 Taz-Mania
3:00 Eek!stravaganza
3:30 Batman & Robin
4:00 Power Rangers Zeo
4:30 Family Matters
5:00 Step by Step
5:30 Roseanne
6:30 Simpsons
7:00 Ned & Stacey

7:30 Last Frontier
8:00 LA Firefighters
9:00 Baywatch
10:00 News
10:05 Roseanne
11:35 America's Most Wanted: Final Justice
12:05 Top Cops
12:35 George & Alana
1:35 Richard Bey
2:35 Mark Walberg
3:35 Baywatch
4:30 Night Court
KOB-4 Albuquerque/KOBR-8 Roswell/KOBF-12 Farmington (NBC)
5:30 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Carnie
10:00 Tempestt
Noon Another World
1:00 Leeza
2:00 Jenny Jones

3:00 Ricki Lake
5:00 News
6:00 News
6:30 Seinfeld
7:00 Movie "Backdraft"
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show
11:35 Extra
1:05 Later with Greg Kinnear
1:35 Cops
2:05 Hard Copy
3:05 Court TV: Inside America's Courts
3:35 ANC News
KNME-5 Albuquerque (PBS)
6:00 Homestretch
6:30 Sesame Street

9:00 Sesame Street
10:30 Lamb Chop's Play-Along!
11:30 Mr. Bean
Noon Charlie Rose
1:00 Wild America
1:30 Naturescene
2:00 Desert Speaks
3:30 Imagination Station
4:00 Wishbone
7:00 Wild America
7:30 Victory Garden
8:00 Whose Death is It Anyway?
9:00 Mothers March
10:00 Mr. Bean
10:30 Charlie Rose
11:30 Think Tank
Mid. sign-off
KOAT-7 Albuquerque/KOCT-6 Carlsbad/KOVT-10 Silver City (ABC)
5:30 Good Morning New Mexico
10:00 Maury Povich
Noon News
3:00 Geraldo
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 TV Laughs at Life
8:00 World Music Awards
10:00 News
11:05 Cheers
11:35 Nightline

12:35 Infomercial
1:05 Mike & Maty
KRQE-13 Albuquerque/KREZ-6 Durango/KBIM-10 Roswell (CBS)
5:00 (KRQE-KBIM)CBS News Up to the Minute
5:30 (KRQE-KREZ)CBS Morning News
(KBIM)Ag Day
6:00 This Morning
9:00 Price is Right
11:00 Crook & Chase
Noon News
12:30 Rush Limbaugh
1:00 Rescue 911
2:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Day & Date
5:30 News
6:00 Jeopardy!

7:00 The Nanny
7:30 Dave's World
8:00 Murphy Brown
8:30 Cybill
9:00 Chicago Hope
10:00 News
11:35 Rush Limbaugh
12:05 Infomercial
12:35 Late Late Show
1:35 (KRQE-KBIM)Phil Donahue
2:35 (KRQE-KBIM)The Hitchhhiker
3:05 (KRQE-KBIM)CBS News Up to the Minute
KLUZ-41 Albuquerque/KINT-26 El Paso (Univision)
5:00 Noticias Univision
5:30 Casas de la Vida Real
6:00 Tres Generaciones
6:30 Carrusel de las Americas
7:00 Plaza Sesamo
7:30 Chavo
8:00 Llevatelo
9:00 Papa Soltero!
9:30 Dr. Candido Perez
10:00 Magica Juventud

11:00 Dulce Enemiga
Noon Morelia
1:00 Retrato de Familia
3:00 Cristina
4:00 Primer Impacto
5:00 (KLUZ)Dr. Candido Perez
(KINT)Noticias
6:00 Marisol
7:00 Cancion de Amor
7:30 Pobre Nina Rica
8:00 Premio Mayor
9:00 Cristina
10:00 (KLUZ)Noticias Univision
(KINT)Noticias
10:30 (KLUZ)Primer Impacto Extra
(KINT)Noticias Univision
11:00 Hoy con Daniela
12:30 Al Derecho y El Derbez
1:00 Cristina
2:00 Sueno de Amor
3:00 Premio Mayor
4:00 Cristina
KASY-50 Albuquerque (UPN/WB)

6:00 Bloomberg Small Business Show
6:30 Reality Check
7:00 Madison's Adventures Growing Up Wild
7:30 Highlander
8:00 Flintstones
9:00 Infomercial
10:00 Perry Mason
11:00 Matlock
Noon Gunsmoke
1:00 Big Valley
3:00 I Love Lucy
3:30 Andy Griffith
4:00 Mutant League
4:30 Mighty Max
5:00 That's Warner Bros.!
5:30 Animaniacs
6:00 America's Funniest Home Videos (x2)
8:00 Nowhere Man
9:00 Northern Exposure
10:00 The Hitchhiker
10:30 Matlock (2-hr pilot)

12:30 Lauren Hutton and...
1:00 Rescue 911
1:30 sign-off
KVIH-12 Clovis (ABC/relays KVII Amarillo)
Programs listed MT
5:30 News
9:00 Mike & Maty
11:00 News
11:30 Rush Limbaugh
3:30 Jeopardy!
4:00 News
5:00 News

9:00 News
9:35 Seinfeld
10:05 Nightline
10:35 Rush Limbaugh
12:05 Mark Walberg
KENW-3 Portales (PBS)
5:45 Stretching for Life
6:00 Homestretch
6:30 Bloomberg Business News
7:00 Sesame Street
9:00 Lamb Chop's Play Along!
10:00 Kidsongs
11:30 Crafting for the 90s
Noon Sit & Be Fit
12:30 Homestretch
1:00 Sew Creative
1:30 Embroidery Studio
3:00 Sesame Street
4:00 Wishbone
6:00 KENW TV Auction
10:30 Fresh Fields
11:00 Natural World
11:30 Hidden Worlds
Mid. NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
1:00 sign-off
KRWG-22 Las Cruces (PBS)
7:00 Sesame Street
8:30 Puzzle Place
10:00 Storytime
10:30 Reppies
11:00 Body Electric

Noon Crafting for the 90s
2:30 Sherlock Holmes
4:30 Wishbone
6:30 Newsview 22
7:00 Natural World
7:30 Hidden Worlds
9:00 Whose Death is It Anyway?
10:30 Charlie Rose
11:35 sign-off
KZIA-48 Las Cruces (UPN)
5:30 Ag Day

7:00 Highlander
7:30 VR Troopers
8:00 Mighty Max
8:30 Infomercial
10:00 George & Alana
11:00 Gordon Elliott
Noon Rush Limbaugh
12:30 Infomercials
1:30 Rescue 911
2:00 Matlock
5:00 M*A*S*H
5:30 Simpsons (x2)
8:00 Nowhere Man
9:00 Lazarus Man
10:00 M*A*S*H
10:30 Rush Limbaugh
11:00 Baywatch
Mid. The Hitchhiker
12:30 Infomercials
1:30 sign-off
KDBC-4 El Paso (CBS)
7:00 This Morning
9:00 Tempestt
Noon News
2:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Ricki Lake
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 The Nanny
7:30 Dave's World
8:00 Murphy Brown
8:30 Cybill
9:00 Chicago Hope

10:00 News
KVIA-7 El Paso (ABC)
6:00 Good Morning El Paso
9:00 Mike & Maty
10:00 Maury Povich
2:00 Geraldo
3:00 Jenny Jones
5:00 Hard Copy
6:00 News

10:00 News
10:35 News 7 Xtra
11:05 Nightline
11:35 Extra
12:05 Carnie
1:05 Jenny Jones
2:05 Hard Copy
KTSM-9 El Paso (NBC)
6:30 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Jerry Springer
10:00 Phil Donahue
Noon Another World
1:00 Leeza
2:00 Jeopardy!
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News

6:00 News
7:00 Movie "Backdraft"
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show
KCOS-13 El Paso (PBS)
6:30 Homestretch
7:00 Sesame Street
10:00 Sesame Street
11:00 Storytime
Noon Charlie Rose
1:00 GED
1:30 Infant & Toddler Care
2:00 Puzzle Place

4:30 Wishbone
5:00 Kratt's Creatures
6:00 Super Shopper Auction
10:00 Technopolitics
11:35 sign-off
KFOX-14 El Paso (Fox)
6:30 Rimba's Island
7:00 Aladdin
7:30 Bobby's World
8:00 Gargoyles
8:30 Bonkers
9:00 700 Club
10:00 Infomercials
Noon Mark Walberg
1:30 Infomercial
2:00 Dinosaurs
2:30 Goof Troop
3:00 Taz-Mania
4:00 Batman & Robin
4:30 Power Rangers Zeo
5:00 Blossom
6:00 Roseanne
6:30 Seinfeld
7:00 Ned & Stacey
7:30 Last Frontier
8:00 LA Firefighters
9:00 Cops
10:30 Coach
11:00 Infomercials
Mid. sign-off
KJLF-65 El Paso (WB)
5:00 Shop at Home Network
5:30 Infomercial
6:00 Blinky Bill

7:00 Pink Panther
7:30 Sonic the Hedgehog
8:00 Travel Travel
9:30 Odd Couple
10:00 Lonely Chef
11:00 Movie "Flying High" (pilot)
1:00 Infomercials
3:00 Mutant League
3:30 Flintstones
4:30 Animaniacs
5:00 Family Matters
5:30 Step by Step
7:00 Top Cops
8:00 Movie "White Sands"
10:00 Richard Bey
11:30 Coast Guard

Mid. Today's Health
12:30 Infomercials
KTLA Los Angeles (WB)
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5:00 Columbo cont'd
6:00 Mutant League
6:30 Homeymooners
7:00 News
8:00 Morning News
10:00 Brady Bunch
11:00 21 Jump Street
Noon Little House on the Prairie
1:00 News
3:00 Infomercial
3:30 Dinosaurs
4:30 Animaniacs
5:30 Blossom
7:00 Family Matters

7:30 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (x2)
8:30 Seinfeld
9:00 Movie "The Couch Trip"
11:00 News
Mid. Seinfeld
12:30 Murphy Brown
1:00 News
2:00 Hunter
3:00 Infomercials
4:00 Movie "Midway" (pt 1)
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Could you list that weekend please?
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> Could you list that weekend please?
>
That'll go up later this week.
Retro: Montgomery and South Alabama, Wednesday 9/16/92
Source: TV Guide, South Alabama Edition 9/12-18/92
STATIONS LISTED
MONTGOMERY
8-WAKA (CBS)
12-WSFA (NBC)
20-WCOV (Fox)
26-WAIQ (PBS)
32-WHOA (ABC)
COLUMBUS, GA (note: Columbus is on Eastern time, which will explain some time differences in
morning and afternoon programming)
3-WRBL (CBS)
9-WTVM (ABC)
38-WLTZ (NBC)
54-WXTX (Fox)
DOTHAN
4-WTVY (CBS)
18-WDHN (ABC)
OZARK
34-WDAU (Fox)
LOUISVILLE
43-WGIQ (PBS)
DOZIER
2-WDIQ (PBS)
PANAMA CITY, FL
7-WJHG (NBC)
13-WMBB (ABC)
28-WPGX (Fox)
5:00
3 4-CBS News (until 5:30 on 4, until 6 on 3)

8-Morning Agricultural Report
9-ABC News
13 38-This Mornings Business
20-CWF Wrestling
54-Chip N Dale
5:30
4-Good Morning Tri-States
7-Red Holland
12-NBC News
13-ABC/Local News
18-ABC News
38-Rise N Shine
54-Tale Spin
6:00
3 4 8-This Morning
7-NBC News
9-Good Morning America
12 38-Today
18-AG Day
20-Looney Tunes
32-ABC News
34-TBA
54-Goof Troop
6:30
7-Daybusters
18-ABC News
20-Goof Troop
28-Chip N Dale
54-Beetlejuice
7:00
7-Today
20-Darkwing Duck
28-Tale Spin
34-Ninja Turtles
54-James Bond, Jr.
7:10
2 26 43-Jack Horkheimer
7:30
2 26 43-Learn to Read
20 34-Beetlejuice
28-Darkwing Duck
54-Ninja Turtles
8:00
3-Montel Williams
4-Morning Show
8-Woody Woodpecker
9 12-Phil Donahue
20-Ninja Turtles
28-Beetlejuice
54-Big Valley
8:30
8-Webster
34-Heathcliff
9:00
3 4 8-Family Feud Challenge
9-Kate and Allie
12-Montel Williams
20-Success N Life
34-TBA
38-Growing Pains
54-Carol Burnett
9:30
9-Home
38-Family Ties
10:00
2 26 43-Sewing Connection
3 4 8-The Price Is Right
7 12 38-Doctor Dean
13 18 32-Home (until 11 on 13 and 32; until 11:30 on 18)
20 28-700 Club
34-Vicki!
10:30
2 26 43-Sesame Street
7 12 38-Concentration
54-Small Wonder
11:00
3-Sanford and Son

4 8-Young and the Restless
7-Closer Look
9-News
12-Golden Girls
13-Loving
20 34-Highway to Heaven
28-Family Feud
32-Vicki!
38-Thats Amore
54-Love Connection
11:30
7-Golden Girls
9 18-Loving
12 38-Closer Look
13-Midday
28-Greyhound Racing Highlights
54-Peoples Court
12:00
4-Farm Report
7 38-Days of Our Lives
8 12-News
9 13 18 32-All My Children
20-Geraldo
28-Jenny Jones
34-Movie: Man in the Wilderness (71)
54-700 Club
12:15
8-Mid-Day
12:20
4-News
12:30
12-Days of Our Lives
1:00
7 38-Another World
9 13 18 32-One Life to Live
28-Love Connection
54-Swans Crossing
1:30
2 26 43-Ciao Italia!
12-Another World
20-Head of the Class
28-Infatuation
54-Darkwing Duck
2:00
2 26 43-Mister Rogers
3 4 8-Guiding Light
7 38-Santa Barbara
9 13 18 32-General Hospital
20-Hogans Family
34-Infatuation
54-Merrie Melodies
2:30
2 26 43-Shining Time Station
12-Santa Barbara
20-Flinstones
28-Swans Crossing
34-TBA
3:00
2 26 43-Reading Rainbow
3-Matlock
7-Maury Povich
8-Bewitched
18-Phil Donahue
20 28 34-Merrie Melodies
38-Whoopi Goldberg
54-Tiny Toons
3:30
2 26 43-Square One Television
8-Bewitched
12-Oprah Winfrey
20 34-Tom and Jerry Kids
28-Tiny Toons
38-Amen
54-Batman
4:00
2 26 43-Carmen Sandiego
3-227
4-Full House
7 32-Hard Copy
8-Jeopardy!
9-Whos the Boss?
13-Cosby Show
20 34-Tiny Toons
28-Goof Troop
38-Night Court
54-Full House
4:30
3-Golden Girls
4 9-Cosby Show
7-Jeopardy!
8-Family Feud
12-227
13-Cheers
20 28 34-Batman
54-Good Times
5:00
3 4 7 9 18 38-News
8 28-Peoples Court
12-Cosby Show
13-Inside Edition
20-Growing Pains
32-ANC News
34-TBA
5:30
2 26 43-Faces of Culture
3 4-CBS News
7 12 38-NBC News
8-News
9 13 18 32-ABC News
20-Different World
28-Love Connection
34-Andy Griffith
6:00
2 26 43-G.E.D.
3 32-A Current Affair
4 7 12 13-News
8-CBS News
9-Jeopardy!
18 38-You Bet Your Life
20-Mr. Belvedere
54-Hard Copy
6:30
2 26 43-For the Record
3 18-Family Feud
4 7 8 9-Wheel of Fortune
13-Whos the Boss
20-Sanford and Son
32-You Bet Your Life
7:00
2 26 43-MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour
3 4 8-Hat Squad
7 12 38-Unsolved Mysteries
9 13 18 32-Full House
20 28 34 54-Beverly Hills, 90210
7:30
9 13 18 32-Home Improvement
8:00
2 26 43-Live from Lincoln Center
7 12 38-Seinfeld
9 13 18 32-Home Improvement
20 28 34 54-Melrose Place
8:30
3 4 8-48 Hours
9 13 18 32-Coach
9:00
7 12 38-Law and Order
9 13 18 32-Crossroads
20-Star Trek
28 34 54-Hunter
10:00
2 26 43-Jacksonville Jazz
3 4 7 8 9 12 13 38-News
18-Cheers
20 34 54-Arsenio Hall
28-Whoopi Goldberg
32-Sports Final
10:05
32-Love Connection
38-Andy Griffith
10:30
3 8-Dangerous Curves
4-Night Court
9 18 32-Nightline
28-Arsenio Hall
10:35
7 12 38-Tonight Show
11:00
2 26 43-Jack Horkheimer
4-Dangerous Curves
9-Kate and Allie
18-Hard Copy
32-Studs
34-Whoopi Goldberg
54-Star Trek
11:30
3-Perfect Score
8-Andy Griffith
9-Headline News
13-Nightline
18-Montel Williams
32-Love Connection
11:35
12:00
3-Personals
4-Perfect Score
8-Rush Limbaugh
13-News
32-WCW Wrestling
34-Star Trek
54-Hogans Heroes
12:30
3-Singsation
4-Personals
8-Whoopi Goldberg
20-Hogan Family
54-Gomer Pyle, USMC

12:35
7 12 38-Bob Costas
1:00
3 4-Up to the Minute (until 5:00)
8-New Adam-12
20-Movie: Earthquake (Conclusion)
54-Movie: The Three Wishes of Billie Greer (84)
1:05
12-News
38-Movie: And Hope to Die (72)
1:30
8-A-Team
1:40
2:30
8-News
3:00

20-Movie: Empire of Ash III (85)
54-Movie: Arrivederci, Baby! (66)
3:05
3:30
4:30
38-NBC News
Retro: South Texas, 8/18/99
Source: TV Guide, South Texas Edition
Channels Listed
AUSTIN
7-KTBC (Fox)
13A-KVC (UPN)
18-KLRU (PBS)
24-KVUE (ABC)
36-KXAN (NBC)
42-KEYE (CBS)
54-KNVA (WB)
VICTORIA
19-KVCT (Fox)
25-KAVU (ABC)
LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY
4-KGBT (CBS)
5-KRGV (ABC)
17-XHFOX (Fox)
23-KVEO (NBC/UPN)
48-KNVO (UNI)
60-KMBH (PBS)
SAN ANTONIO
4S-KMOL (NBC)
5S-KENS (CBS)
9-KLRN (PBS)
12-KSAT (ABC)
29-KABB (Fox)
35-KRRT (WB)
CORPUS CHRISTI
3-KIII (ABC)
6-KRIS (NBC)
10-KZTV (CBS)
16-KEDT (PBS)
28-KORO (UNI)
47-KDF (Fox)
LAREDO
8-KGNS (NBC)
13-KVTV (CBS)
27-KLDO (UNI)
57-XHFTX (Fox)
---------------------------------
5:00
3-Headline News
4 25-AG Day
4S-NBC News
5 24-ABC News
5S 36-News
6-First Business
7-Real TV
10 19 23 35 54-Shepherds Chapel Bible Study
13A-Cops
18-Wild Islands
27 28 48-Chespirito
42-CBS News
5:30
3 12-ABC News
4 13-CBS News
4S 5 7 42-News
6-NBC News
13A-Judge Joe Brown
24-Daybreak
29-Joyce Meyer
6:00
3 4 6-News
9-Book of Virtues
10-CBS News
12-Good Morning San Antonio
13-Texas Network News
13A-Jumanji
16-Arthur
18-Life of Birds by David Attenborough
19-Extreme Dinosaurs
23-Doug
25-ABC News
27 28 48-Despierta America!
29-Mighty Max
35-Kenneth Copeland
54-Joyce Meyer
57-Awakening Hour
6:30
8-NBC News
9-Wai Lana Yoga
10 25-Texas Network News
13-Headline News
13A-Beast Wars
16-Body Electric
18-Bloomberg Morning News
19-Mighty Max
23 35-Hercules
29-Pokemon
47-Cosby Show
54-Bloopys Buddies
7:00
3 5 12 24 25-Good Morning America
4 5S 10 13 42-This Morning
4S 6 8 23 36-Today
9-Cat Paws
13A 17 19 29 47 57-Magic School Bus

16-Sesame Street
18-Teletubbies
35-Histeria!
54-Duck Tales
7:30
9-Wimzies House
13A 17 19 29 47 57-Magic School Bus
18-Barney & Friends
54-Doug
60-Tai Chi Chih
8:00
7-Judge Judy
13A-Pokemon
16-Barney and Friends
19-Maury
29-Beast Wars
35-Doug
47-Donny and Marie
54-Histeria!
57-Next Generation
8:30
7-Judge Joe Brown
13A-Pocket Dragon
16-Puzzle Place
29-Robo Cop Alpha Commando
35-Jonny Quest
9:00
3 4S 23 25 36-Regis and Kathie Lee
4-Roseanne Show
5 5S-Donny and Marie
6 8-Leeza
7-Forgive or Forget
10 13-I Love Lucy
13A-Hunter
16-Teletubbies
17-Mamas Family
18-Mister Rogers
24-Howie Mandel
27 28 48-Maite
29-Cosby Show
47 57-Ricki Lake
60-Rading Rainbow
9:30
9-Teletubbies
10 13-Beverly Hillbillies
17-Mamas Family
18-Puzzle Place
29-Judge Joe Brown
35-Americas Funniest Home Videos
54-Step by Step
60-Zooboomafoo
10:00
3 5S-Howie Mandel
4 10 13 42-Price Is Right
4S-San Antonio Living
5 24 25 47-The View
7-Donny and Marie
8-Cosby Show
9-Mathline
12 57-Maury
13A-Movie: Inside Moves (80)
17-Mad About You
18-Storytime
19-Montel Williams
27 28 48-Travesuras del corazon
29-Forgive or Forget
35-Boy Meets World
36-Peoples Court
54-Hogans Heroes
10:30
8-A Different World
9-Noddy
17-Judge Joe Brown
18-Reading Rainbow
35-Match Game
60-Wimzies House
11:00
3-Roseanne Show
4S-Leeza
5 12-All My Children
5S-Price Is Right
6 23 36-Sunset Beach
7 47-Montell Williams
9-Sit and Be Fit
17 57-Peoples Court.
18-Plaza Sesamo
19-Ricki Lake
24-Port Charles
27 28 48-Luz Maria
29-Ricki Lake
35-The Nanny
54-Kenneth Copeland
60-Mister Rogers
11:30
9-Wai Lana Yoga
18-Savor the Southwest
24-News
25-Port Charles
35-Mad About You
54-Joyce Meyer
60-Tots TV
12:00
4 5 5S 6 7 10 12 13 42-News
4S 23 36-Days of Our Lives
8-News in Spanish
9-More than Memories
13A-Charlies Angels
17 19 57-Jerry Springer
18-Bird Watch
27 28 48-El pais de las mujeres
29-Judge Joe Brown
35-Roseanne
47-Peoples Court
60-Teletubbies
12:30
4 5S 10 13 42-Bold and the Beautiful
5 12-Port Charles
7-Extra!
9-Cat Paws
18-Ten Things Every Child Needs
29-Judge Mills Lane
35-Cosby Show
54-I Love Lucy
60-Puzzle Place
1:00
3 5 12 24 25-One Life to Live
4 5S 10 13 42-As the World Turns
4S 23 36-Passions
9-Puzzle Place
13A-Jenny Jones
16-Reginas Vegetarian Table
17 57-Forgive or Forget
19-Judge Judy
27 28 48-Una luz en el camino
19-Peoples Court
35-Sister, Sister
47-Judge Joe Brown
54-Andy Griffith
60-Marthas Sewing Room
1:30
6 8-Passions
9-Mister Rogers
16-New Tastes from Texas
18-Backyard Butterflies
19-Judge Joe Brown
47-Hard Copy
54-Cosby Show
60-Reginas Vegetarian Table
2:00
3 5 12 24 25-General Hospital
4 5S 10 13 42-Guiding Light
4S-Sunset Beach
7-Jerry Springer
9-Teletubbies
13A-Beast Wars
16-Marcia Adams More Cooking from Quilt Country
17 57-Newlywed/Dating Hour
18-Wimzies House
23-Maury
27 28 48-Gordo y Flaca
29-Family Matters
35-Pocket Dragon
36-Leeza
47-Extra!
54-Boy Meets World
60-Independent Lens
2:30
8-Sunset Beach
13A-Robo Cop Alpha Commando
16-Savor the Southwest
18-Sesame Street
27 28 48-Bla-Blazo
29-Wacky World of Tex Avery
35-Pinky and the Brain
47-Fresh Prince
54-Hercules
3:00
3 5-Rosie ODonnell
4 4S-Montel Williams
5S-Young and the Restless
6 24-Maury
7 23-Ricki Lake
9 16-Zooboomafoo
10 13-Gunsmoke
12-Jerry Springer
13A 17 19 29 47 57-Power Rangers
25-Howie Mandel
27 28 48-Cristina
35-Animaniacs
36-Roseanne Show
42-Hollywood Squares
54-Pinky and the Brain
60-Arthur
3:30
9-Arthur
13A 17 19 29 47 57-Magician
16-Mister Rogers
18-Zooboomafoo
35-New Batman/Superman Adventures
42-Match Game
54-Animaniacs
60-Wishbone
4:00
3-Judge Judy
4-Real TV
4S 7-Rosie ODonnell
5 6 12 15 36-Oprah Winfrey
5S-Hard Copy
8-Home Improvement
9-Rading Rainbow
10 13-Matlock
13A 17 19 29 47 57-Spider Man
16-Sesame Street
18-Arthur
23-Wacky World of Tex Avery
24-Judge Mills Lane
27 28 48-Primer Impacto
42-Roseanne
54-New Batman/Superman Adventures
60-Zoom
4:30
3-Judge Judy
4-Inside Edition
5S-News
8-Hard Copy
9-Zoom
13A 17 19 29 47 57-New Addams Family
18-Wishbone
23-Sister, Sister
24 35-Judge Mills Lane
42-Home Improvement
60-Bill Nye the Science Guy
5:00
3 4 4S 5 5S 6 7 12 24 42-News
8-News in Spanish
9-Wishbone
10 13-Texas Network News
13A-Pokemon
16 18-Zoom
17 35-Judge Judy
19-Boy Meets World
23-Family Matters
25-Hard Copy
27 28-Noticias
29 54-Fresh Prince
36-Jeopardy!
47-Sister, Sister
48-Fuera de serie
57-The Nanny
60-G.E.D.
5:30
3 5 12 24 25-ABC News
4 5S 42-CBS News
4S 6 8 36-NBC News
7-Judge Judy
9 18-Bill Nye the Science Guy
10 13-Real TV
13A-Full House
17-Judge Joe Brown

19 57-Mad About You
23-Boy Meets World
27 28 48-Noticias
29-Simpsons
35-News
47-The Nanny
54-Sister, Sister
6:00
3 4 5 5S 6 7 8 12 24 25 36 42-News
4S-Wheel of Fortune
9-BBC World News
10 13-CBS News
13A-M*A*S*H
16 60-Newshour with Jim Lehrer
17 35-Judge Judy
18-Kratts Creatures
19 57-Simpsons
23-Fresh Prince
27 28 48-Preciosa
29-Home Improvement
47-Jeopardy!
54-The Nanny
6:30
3 5 25-Home Improvement
4 5S-Hollywood Squares
4S-Jeopardy
7 23-Simpsons
8 19-Seinfeld
10 13-News
13A-Extra!
17-Judge Mills Lane
29 42 57-Frasier
35-Real TV
47-NewsRadio
54-Friends
7:00
3 5 12 24 25-Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place
4 5S 10 13 42-Martial Law
4S 6 8 23 36-Dateline NBC
7 17 19 29 47 57-Movie: The Frighteners (96)
9 18-Newshour with Jim Lehrer
13A-Seven Days
16-Charlotte Church: Voice of an Angel
27 28 48-Camila
35 54-Dawsons Creek
60-Great Performances
7:30
3 5 12 24 25-Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
8:00
3 5 12 24 25-Drew Carey
4 5S 10 13 42-Movie: Gone in the Night (Made for TV, 96)
4S 6 8 23 36-Worlds Most Amazing Videos
9-Evening at Pops
13A-Star Trek: Voyager
16-Englebert: Love Unchained
18-Feet of Flames
27 28 48-Angela
35 54-Charmed
8:30
3 5 12 24 25-Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place
9:00
3 5 12 24 25-20/20
4S 6 8 23 36-Law and Order
7-Simpsons
13A-Psi Factor
17-The Nanny
27 28 48-Super Bla-blazo
29 47-News
54-Next Generation
57-LAPD: Life on the Beat
9:15
60-American Masters
9:25
9-Tango Magic
9:30
7-Seinfeld
16-Charlotte Church: Voice of an Angel
17-Frasier
35-M*A*S*H
47-Jerry Springer
57-Cops
9:50
29-Maximum Sports
10:00
3 4 4S 5 5S 6 7 8 10 12 13 24 25 36 42-News
13A-Change of Heart
17 19 57-Jerry Springer
18-Night with Secret Garden
23 29-Simpsons
27 28-Noticias
35-M*A*S*H
48-Primer impacto extra
54-Friends
10:30
13A-Love Connection
16-Engelbert: Love Unchained
27 28 48-Noticias
29-Seinfeld
35-Real TV
47-Newlywed/Dating Hour
54-Cheers
10:35
3-Seinfeld
4 10 13 42-David Letterman
4S 6 8 23 36-Jay Leno
5S-Friends
7-M*A*S*H
12-Inside Edition
24 25-Nightline
11:00
9 60-Charlie Rose
13A-Forgive or Forget
27 28 48-Lo major de Al ritmo de la noche
29-Frasier
35-Andy Griffith
54-Barney Miller
57-Between Brothers
11:05
3-Frasier
5-Seinfeld
5S-David Letterman
7-NewsRadio
12-Nightline
24 25-Politically Incorrect
11:30
17 47-Cops
29-Ricki Lake
35-Andy Griffith
57-Malcolm and Eddie
11:35
4-Murphy Brown
4S-Extra!
5-Nightline
6 8 23 36-Conan OBrien
7-Mad About You
10 13 42-Craig Kilborn
24-Perry Mason
25-Real TV
11:40
3-Nightline
12:00
9-HealthWeek
13A-Jerry Springer
16-Money Moves
18-Net Caf
27 28 48-Gordo y Flaca
35-Cops
47-NewsRadio
54-Hawaii Five-O
12:05
4-Craig Kilborn
4S-Conan OBrien
5-Deep Space Nine
5S-Living Single
7 12-Jenny Jones
25-Cops
12:10
3-Politically Incorrect
12:30
9 16-Motorweek
18-Expolring the World of Music
27 28 48-Bla-Blazo
29-Change of Heart
47-Living Single
12:35
5S-Murphy Brown
6 36-Later
10 13-Headline News
23-Between Brothers
24-Grace Under Fire
42-Inside Edition
12:40
3-Simpsons
1:00
9-Instructional Programming (until 4:00)
13A-Newlywed/Datng Hour
16-Educational Programming (until 6:30)
18-Jackie Torrence
27 28 48-Cristina
29-Love Connection
1:05
4-News
4S-NewsRadio
5S-Craig Kilborn
7-Real TV
10-Prayer for Tomorrow
12-Roseanne Show
23-Malcolm and Eddie
24-Hard Copy
25-Judge Mills Lane
1:10
3-Headline News
1:30
29-Pensacola:Wings of Gold
54-Shop at Home Network (until 5:00)
1:35
4S-Later
5-Grace Under Fire
7-Cops
23-Martin
25-News
1:40

2:00
13A-Ricki Lake
18-Educational Programming (until 4:00)
27 28 48-Marisol
35-Dating Game
2:05
4S-Moesha
5-Headline News
5S-Cheers
6-Jay Leno
7-Americas Store (until 5:00)
36-Weather Service (until 4:00)
2:10
2:30
35-Newlywed Game
2:35
4S-Clueless
5S-Access Hollywood
12-The View
23-Hard Copy
3:00
13A-Montel Williams
35-Movie: Men at Work
3:05
4S 6-Sunset Beach
5S-Grace Under Fire
23-Jay Leno
3:30
29-Happy Days
3:35
5S-Up to the Minute (until 4:30)
4:00
9-Tango Magic
13A-Headline News (until 5:00)
18-Seattle Symphony: Home at Last
27 28 48-Fuera de serie
29-Happy Days
4:05
23-Sunset Beach
4:30
4S 6-This Mornings Business
5S-CBS News
27 28 48-Noticias
29-Secrets of the Animal Kingdom
36-NBC News
42-Match Game
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Re: Retro: South Texas, 8/18/99
About the Austin WB station:why no program listed at 4:30 PM? And did they sign off at 1 AM?
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> About the Austin WB station:why no program listed at 4:30
> PM?
Same question about ch.35 at 4PM (also WB at the time) -- did Batman/Superman run an hour
then?
09-26-2005, 10:45 PM #4
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> About the Austin WB station:why no program listed at 4:30
> PM? And did they sign off at 1 AM?
>
The 4:00 PM program on Channel 54 was 1 hour long. It looks as if they either signed off at 1:00
AM, or they aired infomercials overnight. This TV Guide was one I picked up on a business trip to
McAllen in '99, so I'm not familiar with any of these markets.
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> It looks as if [ch.54] either signed off at 1:00 AM, or they aired
> infomercials overnight.
I think by this time, TVG did not list or mention any infomercials, giving an illusion that the
station signed off.
Retro: New Mexico/El Paso Sat 6/1/96
from TV Guide: New Mexico edition
KASA 2-Fox Albuquerque

5:00 Movie cont'd
6:00 Sailor Moon
6:30 GI Joe: Extreme
7:30 Masked Rider
8:00 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
8:30 Killer Tomatoes
9:00 Casper
9:30 Spider-Man
10:00 X-Men
11:00 Gladiators 2000
11:30 Olympic Century
Noon Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
12:30 Night Court
1:00 In the Zone
1:30 Baseball Pre-Game
2:00 Baseball: Los Angeles-NY Mets (first ever Fox Game of the Week)
6:00 NHL: Stanley Cup Playoff
(alternate programs: 6pm local, 7:00 Cops (1 hr), 8:00 America's Most Wanted)
9:00 US Customs: Classified
10:00 News
10:05 Mad TV
11:05 Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
12:05 Forever Knight
1:05 Coast Guard
1:35 Emergency Call
2:05 Baywatch Nights
3:05 WWF Wrestling
4:05 WCW Wrestling
KOB-4 Albuquerque/KOBR-8 Roswell/KOBF-12 Farmington (NBC)
6:00 News
10:00 French Open Tennis
1:00 Golf: US Women's Open
4:00 Infomercial
6:00 News
6:30 Seinfeld
7:00 CMN Champions Telethon (Children's Miracle Network)
10:00 News
10:30 CMN Champions Telethon (until Sunday 6am)
KNME 5-PBS Albuquerque (PBS)
7:00 Sit & Be Fit
7:30 Report from Santa Fe
8:30 Victory Garden
9:00 American Woodshop
10:30 Hometime
11:00 GED
Noon Frugal Gourmet
12:30 Mollie Katzen's Cooking
1:00 Quilting from the Heartland
1:30 Quilt in a Day
2:00 Crafts Ahead
2:30 Trailside
3:00 Nova
4:00 Wild America
4:30 Colores!
6:00 Lawrence Welk
8:00 Horatio Alger Awards

9:00 Encore! Van Cliburn Competition Finals
9:30 One Foot in the Grave (90 min episode, second episode at 11)
Mid. sign-off
KOAT-7 Albuquerque/KOCT-6 Carlsbad/KOVT-10 Silver City (ABC)
5:30 Infomercial
6:00 Not Just News
6:30 Video Max
7:00 News
8:00 News
8:30 Bugs Bunny
9:00 Fudge
9:30 Reboot
10:00 What-a-Mess
10:30 Rhythm & Jam
11:30 Infomercials
12:30 PBA Bowling: Greater Hartford Open
2:00 Golf: Memorial Tournament
4:00 Our House
4:30 M*A*S*H
5:00 News
6:00 News
6:30 Siskel & Ebert
7:00 Second Noah
8:00 Movie "Picture Perfect"
10:00 News
12:35 In Concert
1:05 Infomercial
1:35 Movie "10"
KRQE-13 Albuquerque/KREZ-6 Durango/KBIM-10 Roswell (CBS)
5:30 Field Trip
6:00 Santo Bugito
6:30 Timon & Pumbaa
7:00 Aladdin
8:00 The Mask
8:30 Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
9:00 Felix the Cat
9:30 Adventures of Hyperman
10:30 Really Wild Animals

11:00 College World Series Baseball
2:00 NASCAR Craftsman Series Truck Competition
4:00 World of National Geographic
5:30 News
6:00 Jeopardy!
8:00 Touched by an Angel
10:00 News
10:35 Lazarus Man
11:35 Infomercial
12:05 Night Stand
1:05 Movie "Calendar Girl, Cop, Killer? The Bambi Bembenek Story"
3:05 sign-off
KLUZ-41 Albuquerque/KINT-26 El Paso (Univision)
5:30 Club de Gaby
6:30 Lo Mejor de El Chavo
7:00 Pinata Loca
10:00 Las Nuevas Avaenturas de Chespirito
11:00 Super Sabado
1:00 Onda Max

2:00 Caliente
2:30 Control
3:00 Pelicula "Lola el Trailera III"
5:00 Anabel
6:00 De Buen Humor con Sabado Gigante
7:00 Sabado Gigante
10:00 Boxeo: Alejandro Felix Montiel-Nelson Dieppa
11:30 Sensacionalisimo
Mid. Noticias Univision
12:30 Lo Mejor de Lente Loco
1:00 De Buen Humor con Sabado Gigante
2:00 Sabado Gigante
KASY 50-UPN/WB Albuquerque
5:30 US Farm Report
6:00 Outdoorsman
7:00 Texas Angler
7:30 Weekend Travel Update
8:00 MotorWeek
8:30 Infomercial
9:00 Bob Vila's Home Again
9:30 Haven
10:00 Mortgage Matters

10:30 Real Estate Classifieds
11:00 Infomercials
Noon Movie "Let It Ride"
2:00 Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew
3:00 Out of the Blue
5:00 Baseball: Colorado-Pittsburgh
8:00 One West Waikiki
9:00 Land's End
10:00 High Tide
11:00 Infomercial
11:30 The Parent 'Hood
Mid. Wayans Bros.
12:30 Unhappily Ever After
1:00 sign-off
KVIH 12-ABC Clovis (relays KVII Amarillo, listings MT)
5:00 US Farm Report
5:30 Reality Check
6:30 Free Willy
7:00 Fudge
7:30 Bump in the Night
8:00 Bugs Bunny

9:00 Fudge
9:30 Reboot
10:00 What-a-Mess
10:30 Rhythm & Jam
11:00 Emergency Call
11:30 Tornado Alert
4:00 Infomercial
5:00 News
6:00 Second Noah
9:00 News
9:30 Outer Limits
11:30 Movie "The Russia House"
1:30 sign-off
KENW 3-PBS Portales
6:00 Domestic Violence
7:00 At Home with Flowers

8:30 Collecting Across America
9:00 Marcia Adam's Kitchen
9:30 Inn Country Chefs
10:00 Your Organic Garden
Noon Jenkins' Art Workshop
1:00 Sew Many Quilts
1:30 Strip Quilting with Kaye Wood
2:30 Martha's Sewing Room
3:00 Frugal Gourmet
3:30 This Old House
4:00 Hometime
4:30 Welcome to My Studio
5:30 Tele-Auction Preview
6:00 Report from Santa Fe
6:30 Old Time Country Music
7:00 Lawrence Welk
9:00 Nova
10:00 Your Brain

11:00 Nature
Mid. Austin City Limits
1:00 sign-off
KRWG 22-PBS Las Cruces
7:00 Sesame Street
8:00 Katie & Orbie
9:00 Ciao Italia
9:30 Computer Chronicles
Noon Chef Paul Prudhomme
12:30 Hometime
1:00 Best of Kerr
1:30 Country Inn Cooking
2:00 At Home with Flowers
2:30 Sneak Previews
3:00 Nature
4:00 In the Mix
4:30 Ghostwriter
5:30 Grilling with George Hirsch

6:00 Colores!
6:30 Que Pasa with Dolores
7:00 Lawrence Walk
8:00 Great Drives
9:00 Nova
10:00 Question of Equality
11:00 Keetoowahs Come Home
11:35 sign-off
KZIA 48-UPN Las Cruces
6:00 US Farm Report
6:30 Texas Angler
7:30 Road to US Olympic Gold
8:00 This Week in Motor Sports
8:30 Infomercial
9:00 Home Again with Bob Vila
10:00 Haven
11:00 Movie "Let It Ride"
1:00 Save Our Streets
3:00 Karate
3:30 Gladiators 2000
4:00 Singles
5:00 Baseball: Colorado-Pittsburgh
9:00 Matlock (2-hr episode)
11:00 Highlander
Mid. Infomercials
1:30 sign-off
KDBC 4-CBS El Paso
5:00 Lights! Action! Hollywood!
6:30 Not Just News
7:00 Santo Bugito
7:30 Timon & Pumbaa
8:00 Aladdin
9:00 The Mask
10:00 Felix the Cat
10:30 Adventures of Hyperman
11:00 College World Series Baseball
2:00 NASCAR Craftsman Series Truck Competition
4:00 A Current Affair: Extra

5:30 News
10:00 News
11:35 Jack Van Impe
12:05 Camino to Fame
1:35 sign-off
KVIA 7-ABC El Paso
6:30 Free Willy
7:00 Fudge
7:30 Bump in the Night
8:00 Bugs Bunny
9:00 Fudge
9:30 Reboot
10:00 What-a-Mess
10:30 Rhythm & Jam
11:00 Murphy Brown
11:30 Summer Flicks-Hot Picks

4:00 Infomercial
5:30 News
7:00 Second Noah
10:00 News
10:35 Land's End
11:35 Extra
12:35 TBA
2:05 sign-off
KTSM 9-NBC El Paso
6:00 Saturday Today
10:00 French Open Tennis
1:00 Golf: US Women's Open
4:00 Infomercials
5:00 Siskel & Ebert

6:00 News
7:00 CMN Champions Telethon
10:00 News
10:30 CMN Champions Telethon (to Sunday 5pm)
KCOS 13-PBS El Paso
7:00 Country Connection
8:00 At a Bend in a Mexican River
9:00 Sewing Today
9:30 From a Country Garden
10:00 Tracks Ahead
10:30 Play Bridge!
11:00 Collecting Across America
11:30 Country Inn Cooking
Noon Cooking with Ursula
12:30 Cooking Secrets of the CIA
1:00 Ciao Italia
2:00 Kaye's Quilting Friends
3:30 Victory Garden
4:00 KCOS Super Shopper Auction

11:05 sign-off
KFOX 14-Fox El Paso
6:00 Happy Ness
6:30 Jelly Bean Jungle
7:30 Masked Rider
8:30 Killer Tomatoes
9:00 Casper
9:30 Spider-Man
10:00 X-Men
11:00 Reality Check
Noon Infomercials
1:00 In the Zone
2:00 Baseball: Los Angeles-NY Mets
5:00 Babylon 5
6:00 NHL: Stanley Cup Playoff
(for alternate programs, see KASA listing above)
9:00 Outer Limits
10:00 Mad TV
11:00 Infomercials
Mid. Court TV: Inside America's Courts
12:30 Infomercial
1:00 sign-off
KJLF 65-WB El Paso
5:00 Young America Outdoors
5:30 Darkstalkers
6:30 Gadget Boy & Heather
7:00 Captain Planet
7:30 Monster Mania
8:00 Sylvester & Tweety
8:30 Animaniacs
9:30 Pinky & the Brain
10:00 Freakazoid!
10:30 Earthworm Jim
11:00 Jetsons
11:30 Flintstones
Noon Action Man
12:30 WMAC Masters (martial arts)
1:00 Infomercial
1:30 WWF Superstars
2:30 Extremists
3:00 Outdoorsman
3:30 Fishing Lessons
4:00 MotorWeek
4:30 Your New House
5:00 WCW World Wide Wrestling
6:00 Kickboxing
7:00 Justin World Bull Riding Championship
8:00 High Tide
9:00 Tejano Country
9:30 Tejano Videos
10:00 WCW Wrestling
11:00 Mystery Science Theater Hour (conclusion of "War of the Colossal Beast")
Mid. Showtime at the Apollo
1:00 Soul Train
2:00 Power Mixx
3:00 Movie "Promise Him Anything..."
4:30 Infomercial
KTLA-WB Los Angeles (listings MT)
5:00 Movie "Pirates"
7:00 Dragon Ball
7:30 Biker Mice from Mars
8:00 Iron Man
8:30 Fantastic Four
9:00 Sylvester & Tweety
9:30 Animaniacs
11:00 Freakazoid!
11:30 Earthworm Jim
Noon Saved by the Bell
12:30 Blossom
2:00 Soul Train
3:00 One West Waikiki
6:00 Movie "Battle Beyond the Stars"
10:00 Billy Graham Crusade "A New Beginning (from Cleveland)
11:00 News
11:40 Sportspage with Ed Arnold
Mid. Coach
12:30 Movie "Dakota"
4:30 Movie "Thunder Alley"Edited by Bluenoser on 09/27/05

06:14 PM.
Retro: Scranton/Binghamton/Elmira Tues 7/29/80
from TV Guide, Pennsylvania-New York edition
3-WSTM Syracuse (NBC)

5-WTVH Syracuse (CBS)
5n-WNEW New York (Ind)
9-WIXT Syracuse (ABC)
9n-WOR New York (Ind)
11-WPIX New York (Ind)
12-WBNG Binghamton (CBS)
16-WNEP Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (ABC)
18-WETM Elmira (NBC)
22-WDAU Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (CBS)
28-WBRE Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (NBC)
34-WMGC Binghamton (ABC)
36-WENY Elmira (ABC)
40-WICZ Binghamton (NBC)
44-WVIA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (PBS)
46-WSKG Binghamton (PBS)
MORNING
5:00
9n News
11n Life of Riley
5:15
5n Ed Allen
5:20
9n Movie "The Racket"
5:30
11 News
5:45
5n New Zoo Revue
5:55
16 American Trail
6:00
5 Dialogue
9 Scope
12 Summer Semester
16 700 Club
6:15
5n News
6:20
3-18 Hot Fudge
6:25
36 Andy Griffith
6:30
5-22 Summer Semester
5n Abbott & Costello (animated version)
9 New Zoo Revue
11 Mighty Mouse
12 Action Views
28 The Story
40 AM Twin Tiers
6:40
34 City Report
40 News
6:45
44-46 AM Weather
6:50
3-18 Professor Kitzel
36 American Trail
6:55
3-18-36 News
9 American Trail
40 It's a Wonderful Life
7:00
3-18-28-40 Today
5-12-22 Tuesday Morning
5n Bugs Bunny
9-16-34-36 Good Morning America
9n News
11 Popeye
44 Electric Company
46 Sesame Street
7:30
5n Flintstones
9n 700 Club
11 Magilla Gorilla
44 Sesame Street
8:00
5-12-22 Captain Kangaroo
5n Battle of the Planets
11 Josie & the Pussycats
46 Rebop
8:30
5n Gilligan's Island
9n New York Report
11 Tom & Jerry
44 Zoom
46 Cover to Cover
8:45
16 Book Bird
9:00
3-18 Woman on the Go
5 Marcus Welby,MD
5n Andy Griffith
9-12-28 Phil Donahue
9n Joe Franklin
11 Munsters
16 Hatchy Milatchy
34 700 Club
36-40 PTL Club
44-46 Sesame Street
9:30
3-18 Card Sharks
5n Partridge Family
22 One Day at a Time
10:00
3-18-28 David Letterman
5-12-22 Jeffersons
5n I Love Lucy
9 Open Line
9n Romper Room
11 Dinah! & Friends
44 Making Things Grow
46 Vegetable Soup
10:30
5-12-22 Alice
5n My Three Sons
9-16 Edge of Night
34 Good Morning Broome
44 Frying Pans West
46 Electric Company
11:00
5-12-22 Price is Right
5n Midday
9-16-34-36 Love Boat

9n Straight Talk1
11 Herman Badillo's Urban Journal
40 David Letterman
44 Stitch Along
46 Julia Child & Company
11:30
3-18-28-40 David Letterman
11 Contemporary Catholic
44 Over Easy
46 Erica
11:45
46 Theonie
AFTERNOON
Noon
3-5-9n-12-18-22 News
11 Dick Van Dyke
16-34-36 Family Feud
28-40 Card Sharks
44 Sesame Street
46 Turnabout for Women

12:25
5n News
12:30
3-18 Mary Tyler Moore
5-12-22 Search for Tomorrow
5n Cross-Wits
9-16-34-36 Ryan's Hope
9n Play the Percentages
11 Gomer Pyle, USMC
28-40 Password Plus
46 Daniel Foster, MD
1:00
3-18-28-40 Days of Our Lives
5-12-22 Young & the Restless
5n My Three Sons
9-16-34-36 All My Children
9n Movie "Never a Dull Moment"
11 News
44 Electric Company
46 Poldark
1:30
5n Bewitched
11 700 Club
44 Movie "The Bride Walks Out"
2:00
3-18-28-40 Doctors
5n Addams Family
9-16-34-36 One Life to Live
46 Lord Mountbatten
2:30
3-18-28-40 Another World
11 Magic Garden
3:00
5-12-22 Guiding Light
5n Popeye & Friends
9-16-34-36 General Hospital
9n Bonanza
11 Jetsons
44 Sesame Street
46 Over Easy
3:30
5n Spiderman
11 Tom & Jerry
46 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
4:00
3-18 Prisoner: Cell Block H
5 Bugs Bunny & Friends
5n Flinstones
9 John Davidson
9n Movie "Torpedo Bay"
11 Batman
12 Tom & Jerry
16 Movie "The Long Duel"
22 Merv Griffin
28 Brady Bunch
34-36 Edge of Night
40 Match Game PM
44 Zoom
46 Sesame Street
4:30
3-18 Streets of San Francisco
5-28 Emergency!
5n-40 Little Rascals
11 Tom & Jerry

34-36 Mike Douglas
44 Audubon Wildlife Theater
5:00
5n Brady Bunch
11 Three Stooges
12 Bionic Woman
40 Underdog
44 Over Easy
46 Movie "Tortilla Flat"
5:30
3-18 Hogan's Heroes
5 Happy Days Again
9-22-34 News
11 Good Times
28 Odd Couple
40 Bugs Bunny
44 Dick Cavett
EVENING
6:00
3-5-9-12-16-18-28-36-40 News
5n Brady Bunch
9n Joker's Wild
11 Odd Couple
34 Jim Rockford, Private Investigator
44 Weather World
6:30
3-18-28-40 NBC News
5-12-22 CBS News
5n I Love Lucy
9-16-36 ABC News
9n Tic Tac Dough
11 Rhoda
44 Superman
7:00
3-18-28 Joker's Wild
5-16 PM Magazine
5n All in the Family
9 Brady Bunch
9n Face the Music
11 Happy Days Again
12 Newlywed Game
22 Match Game
34 ABC News
36 Stage 36
40 Sanford & Son
46 News
7:30
3-18 Match Game
5 M*A*S*H
5n All in the Family
9 Sha Na Na
9n Dating Game
11 News
12 Mary Tyler Moore
16 Tic Tac Dough
22 Hollywood Squares
28 3's a Crowd
34 Cross-Wits
36 That Nashville Music
40 Price is Right
44 Movie "Without Love"
8:00
3-18-28-40 Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo
5-12-22 GIs (pilot)
5n PM Magazine
9-16-34-36 Happy Days
9n Baseball: Atlanta-NY Mets
11 Odd Couple
46 Nova
8:30
5-12-22 Movie "Network"
5n Merv Griffin
9-16-34-36 Laverne & Shirley
11 Baseball: NY Yankees-Minnesota
9:00
3-18-28-40 Sharks: The Death Machine
9-16-34-36 Three's Company
46 Rich Man, Poor Man
9:25
44 Movie "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner"
9:30
9-16-34-36 Taxi
10:00
3-18-28-40 Eischied
5n News
9-16-34-36 Hart to Hart
46 For the Record
11:00
3-5-9-12-16-18-22-28-36-40-46 News
5n M*A*S*H
9n Ironside
11 INN News
34 3's a Crowd
11:15
44 Captioned ABC News
11:30
3-18-28-40 Tonight Show
5-12-22 Cannon
5n Kojak
9-16-34-36 ABC News (Nightline)
11 News
44 Movie "The Big Sky"
46 Dick Cavett
11:50
9 Odd Couple
16-24-36 Soap
Mid.
9n Movie "The Glenn Miller Story"
11 Prisoner: Cell Block H
46 Movie "Honky Tonk"
12:20
9 Odd Couple
12:25
16-34-36 Police Story
12:30
5n Hogan's Heroes
11 Twilight Zone
12:40
5-12-22 Barnaby Jones
1:00
3-18 Tomorrow
5n Adam-12
11 Twilight Zone
40 It's a Wonderful Life

1:30
5n Olympiad
11 News
44 Movie "Wings in the Dark"
2:00
5n TBA
9n Joe Franklin
11 Movie "The Importance of Being Earnest"
2:30
5n Movie "Humoresque"
3:00
9n Movie "South Sea Sinner"
4:00
11 Biography
4:30
11 Burns & Allen
09-27-2005, 06:54 PM #2
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Re: Retro: Scranton/Binghamton/Elmira Tues 7/29/80
Channel 22 Scranton, PA as WDAU-TV? Were they connected to WCAU-TV channel 10 of

Philadelphia in some fashion? (WCAU was a CBS affiliate back then.)
09-27-2005, 10:02 PM #3
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Re: Retro: Scranton/Binghamton/Elmira Tues 7/29/80
> Channel 22 Scranton, PA as WDAU-TV? Were they connected to
> WCAU-TV channel 10 of Philadelphia in some fashion? (WCAU
> was a CBS affiliate back then.)
>
I don't know where the station got its feed (either from WCAU or WCBS), though I don't think
WDAU was named because of WCAU (unless someone can say otherwise).
Also, WCAU wasn't a CBS affiliate --- it was an O&O (it's an NBC O&O today).
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Actually...
> > Channel 22 Scranton, PA as WDAU-TV? Were they connected to
> > WCAU-TV channel 10 of Philadelphia in some fashion? (WCAU
> > was a CBS affiliate back then.)
>>
> I don't know where the station got its feed (either from
> WCAU or WCBS), though I don't think WDAU was named because
> of WCAU (unless someone can say otherwise).
>
> Also, WCAU wasn't a CBS affiliate --- it was an O&O (it's an
> NBC O&O today).>
WCAU-TV was a CBS affiliate from its 1948 sign-on until 1958, when CBS bought the station from
its original owner, the now-defunct Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. As for the connection
to Scranton, I remember reading somewhere, some years ago, that there was some link between
WCAU and WDAU. I couldn't find anything online to verify that, so I could be wrong...
______________
Retro: Memphis Thursday Sept. 14, 1972
WREC--3

6:45 Above The Clouds
7 Good Morning From Memphis
7:50 CBS News
9 Joker's Wild
9:30 Price Is Right
10 Gambit
10:30 Love Of Life
11:25 CBS News
12 N News
1 Guiding Light
1:30 Edge Of Night
2:30 Secret Storm
3:30 Early Movie--The Walking Dead (1936)
5 I Love Lucy
5:30 CBS News
6 News
7 The Waltons--debut
8 CBS Movie--Around The World In 80 Days (1956) Part 1

10 News
10:30 Late Movie--The Prize (1963)
12 M Sign Off News
WMC--5
7 Today
9 Dinah Shore
9:30 Concentration
11 Jeopardy
11:30 Who, What Or Where
11:55 NBC News
12 News
1 Days Of Our Lives
1:30 Doctors
2 Another World
3 Somerset
3:30 Mayberry R.F.D.
4 Hazel
5 News
6 NBC News
7 Flip Wilson
8 Ironside
9 Dean Martin
10 News
10:30 Johnny Carson
12 M Sign Off News
WHBQ--13
6:40 News
6:45 Eddie Bond
7 Cartoons
8 Jack LaLanne
9 Dialing For Dollars Movie--South Sea Sinner (1950)
11 Password
11:30 Split Second
12 News
1 Newlywed Game
1:30 Dating Game
2 General Hospital
3:30 Green Acres

4 Daniel Boone
5 News
5:30 ABC News
6 What's My Line
6:30 The Protectors
7 Mod Squad (2 hour special)
9 Owen Marshall
10 News
10:30 Movie--The Rounders (1965)
12:30 Dick Cavett
2 Sign Off News
09-23-2005, 01:23 AM #2
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Re: Retro: Memphis Thursday Sept. 14, 1972
> WREC--3
> 7:50 CBS News
Actually "Captain Kangaroo" aired at 8AM, so they might have chopped off the first 15 minutes.
> 3 Leave It To Beaver
Pre-empted "Family Affair" reruns on CBS

> 10:30 Late Movie--The Prize (1963)
This would be Channel 3's late movie; They would pre-empt CBS' late movies.
> WHBQ--13
> 7 Cartoons
Actually a live show sponsored by Hart's Bread(When it was owned by Interstate Brands);
Cartoons at the time it aired were 60s Popeye and Hanna-Barbera's "Abbott & Costello".
> 9 Dialing For Dollars Movie--South Sea Sinner (1950)
Pre-empted 10:30AM "Bewitched" reruns on ABC
> 12 News
Pre-empted "All My Children"
> 12:30 Dick Cavett(Delayed)
I have two questions:
Where's WKNO's listings?
Where did you get the listings from?

BTW thanks for posting this(It does bring up memories of my childhood in Tipton County,
Tennessee)!
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Source was TV Guide.
Here's WKNO--10 for the day:
8:15 In-School Programming
10 Electric Company
11:30 Sesame Street
2:45 World Outdoors
3 What's New
3:30 Workshop For Teachers: Making Music
4 Mister Rogers
5 Sesame Street
6 Navy Film
6:30 Channel 10 Travels
7 Jean Shepherd's America
7:30 Jazz Set
8 Hollywood Television Theatre
9 World Press
9:30 Thirty Minutes With
09-24-2005, 01:39 PM #4
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A few thoughts...
> WMC--5
> 10 Sale Of The Century
> 11 Jeopardy
> 11:30 Who, What Or Where
This definitely came from before WMC began dropping almost all daytime programming from
NBC except for soaps and the daytime Wheel of Fortune, and replacing it with syndicated talk
shows like Donahue, Oprah, etc. which they started doing later in the 70's. I know that they
weren't the only ones, but I think that NBC stations doing this played a major factor in NBC
eventually cutting their daytime programming back to just 2 hours of soaps.
> WHBQ--13
> 7 Cartoons - If I recall correctly it was mainly Popeye and the Three Stooges.
Seeing this lineup reminded me how much better daytime TV was at that time with lots of
cartoons, game shows, and classic sitcom reruns, instead of nothing but soaps, trash talk, and
courtroom shows. I actually looked forward to days when I was out of school so I could watch TV
most of the day. I think stations like WMC that started dropping a big part of network daytime
programming are the cause of the terrible state of daytime TV today.
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> A few thoughts...
>
> > WMC--5
> > 9:30 Concentration
> > 10 Sale Of The Century
> > 11 Jeopardy
> > 11:30 Who, What Or Where

>
>
> This definitely came from before WMC began dropping almost
> all daytime programming from NBC except for soaps and the
> daytime Wheel of Fortune, and replacing it with syndicated
> talk shows like Donahue, Oprah, etc. which they started
> doing later in the 70's. I know that they weren't the only
> ones, but I think that NBC stations doing this played a
> major factor in NBC eventually cutting their daytime
> programming back to just 2 hours of soaps.
>
>
> > WHBQ--13
> > 7 Cartoons - If I recall correctly it was mainly
> Popeye and the Three Stooges.
>
> Seeing this lineup reminded me how much better daytime TV
> was at that time with lots of cartoons, game shows, and
> classic sitcom reruns, instead of nothing but soaps, trash
> talk, and courtroom shows. I actually looked forward to days
> when I was out of school so I could watch TV most of the
> day. I think stations like WMC that started dropping a big
> part of network daytime programming are the cause of the
> terrible state of daytime TV today.
>
I agree with your sentiments about daytime. That year (1972)
I liked to watch Joker's Wild, Price Is Right, Gambit, Jeopardy!,
The Who, What Or Where Game, and Three On A Match when I was home
from school. I wish there were more game shows even now. I
even think the talk shows were better; I was a captive audience
at dinnertime because my dad liked Merv Griffin, who was on
4:30-6 when we lived in Tampa in the mid-'70s. But looking back,
Merv's show wasn't so bad; at least he and his guests acted civilly
toward one another.
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> > WREC--3
>
> Actually "Captain Kangaroo" aired at 8AM, so they might have
> chopped off the first 15 minutes.
They did. I remember it well - over a CK logo slide, the announcer would quickly say "And now to
Captain Kangaroo, in progress."
> > WHBQ--13
> > 7 Cartoons
> Actually a live show sponsored by Hart's Bread(When it was
> owned by Interstate Brands); Cartoons at the time it aired
> were 60s Popeye and Hanna-Barbera's "Abbott & Costello".
The show was called "Cartoon Time", and I remember it being a mixed bag of toons, mainly
Popeye ... but I recall it being where I was introduced to Krazy Kat. ; only the last 15 minutes was
the live kiddie show with "Captain (name escapes me at the moment)" -- THAT show (745-800
AM) was sponsored by Hart's Bread, and featured the "King Features Trilogy" cartoon package:
SNUFFY SMITH, BEETLE BAILEY ... and the animated Abbott & Costello shorts.
Retro: Phoenix/Flagstaff/Yuma Wed 5/29/96
from TV Guide, Phoenix edition
Phoenix/Tempe
KTVK 3-Ind
5:00 News
7:00 Good Morning Arizona
10:00 Phil Donahue
11:00 News
11:30 Jeopardy!
Noon Rolonda
1:00 Jerry Springer

3:00 Oprah Winfrey
4:00 Inside Edition
5:00 Good Evening Arizona
7:00 Jeopardy!
8:00 Inside Edition
10:00 Tonight Arizona
10:35 Hard Copy
11:35 Oprah Winfrey
1:05 Jerry Springer
2:05 Hawaii Five-O
3:05 Gunsmoke
KPHO 5-CBS
5:30 Ricki Lake
6:30 News
7:00 This Morning

9:00 Price is Right
11:30 News
1:00 Guiding Light
2:00 Andy Griffith
2:30 I Love Lucy
4:00 Ricki Lake
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 Harry Anderson
8:00 Movie "Separated by Murder"
10:00 News
10:05 Seinfeld
11:35 M*A*S*H
1:05 News
1:15 Tempestt
2:15 Carnie

KAET 8-PBS
6:00 Humanities Through the Arts
6:30 Earth Revealed: Introductory Geology
7:00 Kidsongs
8:00 Sesame Street
9:00 Puzzle Place
10:00 Sesame Street
11:00 Storytime
Noon Instructional Programs
1:00 America Sews with Sue Haussman
2:00 Charlie Rose
3:00 Best of Kerr
4:30 Wishbone
7:00 Books & Co.

7:30 Desert Speaks
8:00 Ice Cream Show
9:00 Character Above All
10:00 JFK: In His Own Words
11:00 Ice Cream Show
Mid. Character Above All
1:00 Books & Co.
2:30 Frontline
3:30 sign-off
KSAZ 10-Fox
6:00 News
9:00 Kojak
10:00 Streets of San Francisco
11:00 Crook & Chase
Noon News
12:30 Rescue 911
1:00 George & Alana
2:00 Mark Walberg
3:00 Maury Povich
4:30 News
5:30 Coach
6:00 News
8:00 Party of Five
9:00 Arizona Prime News
10:00 News
10:35 Coach
11:35 Top Cops
12:05 News
12:40 Movie "T-Men"
2:40 On the Arizona Road
3:10 sign-off
KPNX 12-NBC
5:30 News
7:00 Today Show
10:00 Another World
Noon News
12:30 Golden Girls
1:00 Leeza
2:00 Gordon Elliott
3:00 Geraldo
4:00 Jenny Jones
5:00 News
6:00 NBA Playoffs: Orlando-Chicago, Game 5
8:30 News
9:00 JAG
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show
11:35 Extra
1:35 News
KNXV 15-ABC
6:30 News
9:30 Murphy Brown
10:00 Mike & Maty
11:00 News
11:30 The City

3:30 Wonder Years
4:00 Day & Date
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 Ellen
7:30 Hudson Street
8:30 The Faculty
9:00 Primetime Live
10:00 News
10:35 Nightline
11:05 Cheers
11:35 Rush Limbaugh
1:05 Movie "The Lightning Incident"
KPAZ 21-TBN
(The Phoenix edition was one of the rare editions that listed TBN affiliates)
5:00 Pamela Carter
5:30 Kids' Club
6:00 Richard & Lindsey Roberts
6:30 John Hagee Today
7:00 Breakthrough
7:30 Marilyn Hickey
8:30 Pamela Carter
9:00 Doctor & the Word
9:30 Music That Ministers
10:15 John Avanzini
10:25 The Word
10:30 Casey Treat
11:00 Life Today
11:30 This is Your Day
Noon 700 Club
1:00 John Hagee Today
1:30 Marilyn Hickey
5:15 John Avanzini
5:25 The Word
5:30 Creflo A. Dollar
6:00 Bill Gaither

6:30 Jack Van Impe
9:00 Jerry Savelle
9:30 Jesse Duplantis
10:00 Myles Munroe
11:00 Dave Roever
11:30 Call to Action
2:00 Jewish Voice
3:15 John Avanzini
3:25 The Word
4:00 The Answer
4:30 Walt Mills
KTVW 33-Univision
5:30 Carrusel de las Americas
6:00 Teledia
7:00 Plaza Sesamo
7:30 Chavo
8:00 Chespirito
9:00 Llevatelo
10:00 Magica Juventud
11:00 Dulce Enemiga
Noon Morelia
1:00 Como Tu, Ninguna
3:00 Cristina
4:00 Primer Impacto
5:00 Noticias
6:00 Marisol
7:30 Premio Mayor
9:00 Fuera de Serie
9:30 Lente Loco
10:00 Noticias
11:00 Hoy con Daniela
12:30 Al Derecho y El Derbez
1:00 Cristina
2:00 Sueno de Amor
3:00 Llevatelo
4:00 Fuera de Serie
4:30 Lente Loco
KUTP 45-UPN
5:00 Movie "The Streets of San Francisco" cont'd (pilot for the series)
5:30 Infomercials
7:00 VR Troopers
7:30 Mighty Max
8:30 Blinky Bill
9:00 700 Club
10:00 Night Court (x2)
11:00 Richard Bey
1:00 Baywatch
2:00 Step by Step
2:30 Full House
3:00 Goof Troop
3:30 Bonkers
4:00 Aladdin
4:30 Gargoyles
5:00 Full House
6:00 Roseanne
6:30 Cops
7:00 The Sentinel
8:00 Swift Justice
10:00 Roseanne

11:00 Cops
Mid. Infomercials
1:30 Movie "Climb an Angry Mountain"
3:30 Movie "Triple Cross"
KASW 61-WB
5:00 Jetsons
5:30 Flintstones
6:00 Mutant League
6:30 Double Dragon
7:30 Bobby's World
8:00 Rimba's Island
8:30 Sailor Moon
9:30 Happy Days
10:00 Blossom
10:30 Brady Bunch
11:00 Odd Couple
11:30 Bewitched
Noon Gilligan's Island

2:30 Animaniacs
3:00 Taz-Mania
4:00 Batman & Robin
5:30 Family Matters
6:00 Simpsons (x2)
7:00 Sister, Sister
7:30 The Parent 'Hood
8:00 Wayans Bros.
9:00 News
11:30 Hunter
12:30 Infomercial
1:00 Bonanza (x2)
4:00 Wild Wild West
Prescott
KUSK 7-Ind
5:00 Infomercial
5:30 First Business
7:00 Cartoon Junction
7:30 Children's Room
8:00 700 Club
9:00 Sam Steiger Show
10:00 Tonya Mock
10:30 Today's Health
11:30 Infomercial
Noon Movie "Tulsa"
2:00 Home Shoppers' Spree
4:00 Shirley
5:00 Tonya Mock
5:30 American Times
6:55 Take Five
7:00 Movie "We Dive at Dawn"
9:25 Take Five
9:30 Lighter Side of Sports
10:00 Infomercials
Mid. Home Shoppers' Spree

3:00 Movie "Paradise Canyon"
4:30 Infomercial
Flagstaff
KNAZ 2-NBC
6:30 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Leeza
10:00 Real Life
11:00 Infomercial
11:30 Cheers
1:00 Another World
3:00 Brady Bunch
5:00 News
6:00 NBA Playoff: Orlando-Chicago, Game 5
8:30 Murphy Brown
9:00 JAG
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show
12:35 Late with Greg Kinnear
1:05 Movie "T-Men"
Yuma/El Centro
KECY 9-Fox/UPN
(studios in El Centro, in Pacific time zone; listings are MT)
6:30 Blinky Bill
7:00 Double Dragon
7:30 Bobby's World
8:00 Rimba's Island
8:30 Mighty Max
9:00 Aladdin
9:30 Gargoyles
10:00 Mark Walberg
11:00 Gordon Elliott
Noon Jerry Springer
1:00 Carnie
2:00 Phil Donahue
3:00 Taz-Mania
4:00 Batman & Robin
5:00 Step by Step
6:00 Seinfeld
7:00 Cops
7:30 Simpsons
9:00 Party of Five
10:00 Moesha
10:30 Minor Adjustments
11:30 Rescue 911
Mid. Extra
12:30 Top Cops
2:00 Business News (Bloomberg?)
3:30 Ag Day
4:00 Goof Troop
4:30 Bonkers
KYMA 11-NBC
6:00 First Business
7:00 Today
10:00 Jenny Jones
11:00 Ricki Lake
Noon Leeza
1:00 Geraldo
2:00 Another World
4:30 Jeopardy!
5:00 News
6:00 NBA Playoff: Orlando-Chicago, Game 5
8:30 JAG
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show

KSWT 13-CBS/Telemundo
7:00 This Morning
Noon Rush Limbaugh
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Maury Povich
4:00 Baywatch
5:00 Hard Copy
6:00 News
7:00 Harry Anderson
8:00 Movie "Separated by Murder"
10:00 News
12:35 TeleNoticias
1:05 Ocurrio Asi
2:05 Sevcec
3:05 TeleNoticias
3:35 sign-off
Retro: Western North Carolina daytime July 8-12, 1974
From the Asheville Citizen. Schedules
run 7 AM-7 PM.
7 AM Today
9 AM Update
10 AM Dinah's Place
11 AM High Rollers
12 N Jackpot!
12:55 NBC News
1 PM Concentration (Narz version)
1:30 Jeopardy!
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Munsters
4:30 Bonanza
5:30 Dragnet
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
WSPA Ch. 7 Spartanburg, SC (CBS)
9 AM Phil Donahue
9:30 Nancy Welch
10 AM Joker's Wild
10:30 Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life
11:55 News (local)
12 N Young And The Restless
1 PM Hazel
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Price Is Right
3:30 Match Game '74
4 PM Tattletales
5 PM Mayberry RFD
6:30 CBS News
local news follows at 7
WLOS Ch. 13 Asheville, NC (ABC)
7 AM Mr. Bill's Friends
8 AM Sesame Street
9 AM I Love Lucy
9:30 Green Acres
10 AM Brady Bunch
10:30 Perry Mason
11:30 Move Closer To Your World,
News
12 N Password
12:30 Split Second
2 PM Newlywed Game
2:30 The Girl In My Life

4:30 Mod Squad
5:30 News
6 PM ABC News
6:30 Andy Griffith
WUNF Ch. 33 Asheville, NC (PBS)
10 AM Sesame Street
off air until
4:30 Sesame Street
6 PM What's New
6:30 Mon: Man Builds, Man Destroys
Tue: Deaf Hear
Wed: Consultation
Thu: Deaf Hear
Fri: Zoom
WATE Ch. 6 Knoxville, TN (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Gomer Pyle, USMC
9:30 Dating Game
10 AM Dinah's Place
11 AM High Rollers
12 N Jackpot!
12:55 NBC News
1 PM Somerset
1:30 Jeopardy!
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
5 PM Bonanza
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
WBIR Ch. 10 Knoxville, TN (CBS)
9 AM Munsters
9:30 Carol Utley
10 AM Joker's Wild
10:30 Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life
1 PM Tattletales
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Price Is Right
3:30 Match Game '74
4 PM Movie:
Mon: Queen Of Babylon
Tue: Son Of Robin Hood
Wed: Hajji Baba
Thu: Anne Of The Indes
Fri: Fury Of Sabers
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News

9 AM Green Acres
9:30 Tattletales
10 AM Joker's Wild
10:30 Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life
12 N News
1 PM Betty Feezor
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Price Is Right
3:30 Match Game '74
5 PM Bonanza
6 PM News
CBS News follows at 7.

7 AM Today
9:30 News Conference (Mon. only,
Today In Georgia continues
Tue-Fri)
10 AM Dinah's Place
11 AM High Rollers
12 N News
12:30 Merv Griffin
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Somerset
5 PM Mod Squad
6 PM News
NBC News follows at 7.
Retro: From the Winston-Salem Journal Saturday, February 11, 1978

7 AM Space Academy
7:30 Cliffwood Avenue Kids
8 AM Three Robonic Stooges
8:30 Speed Buggy
10:30 Batman/Tarzan Hour
11:30 Secrets Of Isis
12 N Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids
12:30 Bill Foster (basketball)
1 PM ACC Basketball: Maryland at
Clemson
3 PM World Of Survival (time approximate)
5 PM Tony Randall
5:30 Two's Company (local talk show)
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Hee Haw
8 PM Bob Newhart
8:30 Mary Tyler Moore (they had the
reruns on Saturday nights)
9 PM The Jeffersons
9:30 Maude
10 PM Kojak
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Petulia"
7 AM Treehouse Club
7:30 Ghost Busters (not related
to the movie Ghostbusters)
8 AM Three Robonic Stooges
8:30 Speed Buggy
9 AM Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
10:30 Batman/Tarzan
11:30 Secrets Of Isis
12 N Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids
12:30 Space Academy
1 PM ACC Basketball: Maryland at
Clemson
3 PM Pop! Goes The Country (time
approximate)
3:30 That Nashville Music
4 PM Wrestling
5 PM The Lucy Show
5:30 Shields & Yarnell
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Lawrence Welk
8 PM Bob Newhart
8:30 Tony Randall
9 PM The Jeffersons
9:30 Maude
10 PM Kojak
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Ruby And Oswald"
WUNC Ch. 4 Chapel Hill/
WUNL Ch. 26 Winston-Salem (PBS)
5:30 Turnabout (not a sitcom that
aired a year later on NBC)
6 PM You The Deaf
6:30 Paint Along
7:30 Music
8 PM Royal Heritage
9 PM Anyone For Tennyson?
10 PM Soundstage
11 PM Sign Off
WCYB Ch. 5 Bristol, VA (NBC)
7 AM Rural Tenneva
7:30 Bugs Bunny
8:30 Go-Go Globetrotters
10:30 Think Pink Panther Show
11 AM Baggy Pants And The Nitwits
11:30 Space Sentinels
12 N Land Of The Lost
12:30 Thunder (live-action show
about a girl and her horse)
1 PM Cliffwood Avenue Kids
1:30 Wrestling
2:30 SEC Basketball: Vanderbilt
at Mississippi
4:30 Pop! Goes The Country (time
approximate)
5:30 Porter Wagoner
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Lawrence Welk
8 PM Bionic Woman
9 PM NBC Movie: "Farewell, My Lovely"
11 PM News
11:30 Weekend (pre-empts SNL)
7 AM Uncle Waldo
7:30 Jetsons
8 AM Super Friends
9 AM Scooby's Laff-A-Lympics
11 AM Krofft Supershow
1:30 Soul Train
2:30 World Series Of Auto Racing:
International Race Of Champions
(round three) (taped)
3:30 Lone Ranger
4 PM Wrestling
7 PM Lawrence Welk
8 PM What's Happening!!

9 PM Love Boat
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Curse Of Bigfoot"
1 AM Movie: "The Deathmaster"
WSOC Ch. 9 Charlotte (NBC)
(switched to ABC July 1, 1978)
6:45 Mr. Magoo
7 AM Batman
7:30 Cliffwood Avenue Kids
12 N Discovery Place (an area in
Charlotte where kids can
learn about science)
12:30 Kidsworld
1 PM Tarzan
2 PM Thrillseekers
2:30 NCAA Basketball: Furman at
South Carolina
4:30 Golf: Bob Hope Desert Classic
(fourth round--it goes five)
(time approximate)
6:30 Eyewitness Magazine
7 PM Bugs Bunny
8 PM Bionic Woman
9 PM NBC Movie
11 PM News
11:30 Weekend
6 AM For You...Black Woman
6:30 Youth '78
7 AM Big Blue Marble
7:30 Scrunch
12 N Land Of The Lost
12:30 Thunder
1:30 Wrestling
2:30 NCAA Basketball: Furman at
South Carolina
4:30 Bob Hope Desert Classic (time
approximate)
6:30 News
7 PM Show My People
7:30 Adam-12
8 PM Bionic Woman
9 PM NBC Movie
11 PM News
11:30 Weekend
6:15 Discovery
6:45 News
8 AM Ultraman
9 AM Star Trek
10 AM Movie: "The Story Of Alexander
Graham Bell"
12 N Movie: "The World Of Abbott And
Costello"
1:30 Metro Conference Basketball:
Tulane at Georgia Tech
3:30 Movie: "Sherlock Holmes In
Washington" (time approximate)
5 PM Fishin' Hole
5:30 Bill Dance Outdoors
6 PM Wrestling
9 PM Porter Wagoner
9:30 Buck Owens
10 PM Pop! Goes The Country
10:30 Music Place
11 PM Let's Make A Deal (reruns, IIRC)
1 AM TBA
2 AM Movie: "Berlin Correspondent"
3:40 Movie: "Scandal Sheet"
WCCB Ch. 18 Charlotte (ABC)
(went independent 7/1/78, is now
a Fox affiliate)
7 AM Great Grape Ape

8 AM Super Friends
9 AM Scooby's Laff-A-Lympics
11 AM Krofft Supershow
Machine
2:30 World Series Of Auto Racing
3:30 Pro Bowlers Tour (Dutch Masters
Open from North Olmstead, OH)
6:30 ABC News
7 PM Inquiry
8 PM What's Happening!!
9 PM Love Boat
11 PM ABC News
11:15 News
11:30 Best Of The 700 Club
WRET Ch. 36 Charlotte (Ind.)
(went to NBC 7/1/78, is now WCNC)

8:30 Jetsons
9 AM Three Stooges
10:30 Movie: "Beach Casanova"
12 N Wrestling
1:30 Metro Conference Basketball:
Tulane at Georgia Tech
3:30 Love, American Style (time
approximate)
4 PM WCT Tennis
5 PM Nashville On The Road
5:30 Saturday Showcase
6 PM Space: 1999
7 PM Star Trek
8 PM Movie: "Goodbye Columbus"
10 PM PTL Club
1:30 Movie: "Sink The Bismarck"
3 AM Movie: "Lydia Bailey"
4:30 Movie: "Sanctuary"
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Re: Retro: From the Winston-Salem Journal Saturday, February 11, 1978
Could you please list that Monday? That was when Little House On The Prairie came
on NBC.
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Re: Retro: From the Winston-Salem Journal Monday, February 13, 1978
> Could you please list that Monday? That was when Little
> House On The Prairie came
> on NBC.
>
Here we go:
6 AM Good Morning Show
9 AM Dinah!
10 AM Tattletales
11:30 Sandra And Friends (Sandra
Hughes, WFMY's current co-anchor)
1 PM Love Of Life
1:25 News (local)
2:30 Guiding Light
4 PM I Love Lucy
5 PM Hogan's Heroes
5:30 Odd Couple
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Andy Griffith
7:30 Carol Burnett And Friends
8 PM Good Times
8:30 Baby, I'm Back
9 PM M*A*S*H
10 PM Lou Grant
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "Legend Of Valentino"
6:10 Story Of Jesus
6:15 Nashville Scene
6:45 Morning Scene (local news)
9 AM Donahue
10 AM Tattletales
11:30 Love Of Life
12 N Top O' The Day
1 PM Search For Tomorrow
2:30 Guiding Light

4:30 Adam-12
5 PM Gunsmoke
6 PM News
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Price Is Right
8 PM Good Times
8:30 Baby, I'm Back
9 PM M*A*S*H
10 PM Lou Grant
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie
WUNC Ch. 4 Chapel Hill/
WUNL Ch. 26 Winston-Salem (PBS)
8:30 Time For Sounds
9 AM Sesame Street
10 AM What On Earth
10:30 Celebrate A Book
10:45 Carolina Carousel
11 AM What On Earth
11:30 Zebra Wings
11:45 About Safety
12 N Anyone For Tennyson?

1 PM What On Earth
1:30 Time For Sounds
2 PM Short Story
3 PM Paint Along
3:30 Over Easy
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM Zoom
6:30 Future Without Shock
7 PM Getting The Good Life
8:30 Turnabout
9 PM Hard Times
10 PM Women In Art
10:30 Sign Off
WCYB Ch. 5 Bristol, VA (NBC)
6:45 Devotions
7 AM Today
9 AM Today On 5

11:30 Knockout
12 N To Say The Least
12:30 Gong Show
1 PM News
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM For Richer, For Poorer
5 PM Emergency One!
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Bewitched
7:30 Wild Kingdom
9 PM NBC Movie: "King" (Part 2)
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
Tomorrow follows at 1, IIRC.
6 AM Arthur Smith
6:30 Nashville Scene
9 AM Movie: "The Male Animal"
11 AM Happy Days
11:30 Midday Piedmont
12:30 Ryan's Hope
4:30 Three Stooges
5 PM Emergency One!
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
7 PM Brady Bunch
7:30 Muppet Show
9 PM Honeymooners special
10 PM Love Boat
11 PM News
11:30 Police Story
I don't have what followed.
WSOC Ch. 9 Charlotte (NBC)

6 AM Good Morning Carolina
6:30 Arthur Smith
7 AM Today
9 AM Merv Griffin
11:30 Knockout
12 N News
12:30 Ironside
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Big Valley
5 PM Bewitched
5:30 Odd Couple
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Cross-Wits
7:30 Gong Show
9 PM NBC Movie
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Tomorrow
6 AM Daybreak
7 AM Today
9 AM Midmorning
11:30 Knockout
12 N To Say The Least
12:30 Donahue
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Tom & Jerry/Spiderman
5 PM Bewitched
5:30 My Three Sons
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Newlywed Game
7:30 Family Feud
9 PM NBC Movie
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Tomorrow
6 AM World At Large
6:30 Romper Room
7 AM Three Stooges/Little
Rascals
8:30 Lucy Show
9 AM Jim Nabors Show (talk show)
10 AM Movie: "Nine Hours To Rama"
12 N Hazel
12:30 Movie: "Guns At Batasi"
2:30 I Love Lucy
3:30 Flintstones
4 PM Space Giants
6 PM Andy Griffith
6:30 My Three Sons

7:30 Hogan's Heroes
8:30 Up Close With Miss Lillian
Carter
9 PM SEC Basketball: Tennessee
at Mississippi State
11 PM Let's Make A Deal (time
approximate)
11:30 Hockey (don't have teams)
2:30 Movie: "High Tide At Noon"
(time approximate)
WCCB Ch. 18 Charlotte (ABC)
9 AM 700 Club
11 AM Happy Days
11:30 Family Feud
12 N The Forum
12:30 Ryan's Hope
4 PM Edge Of Night
4:30 Mike Douglas
5:30 Evening
6 PM ABC News
6:30 Movie: "Suez"
9 PM Honeymooners special
10 PM Love Boat
11 PM News
11:30 Police Story
WRET Ch. 36 Charlotte (Ind.)
6:45 News
7 AM Three Stooges
8:30 Mr. Ed
9 AM I Dream Of Jeannie
9:30 That Girl
10 AM Cry In The Wilderness
10:30 Hazel
11 AM PTL Club
1 PM Movie: "Duel In The Jungle"
3 PM Popeye
3:30 Space Giants

4 PM Flintstones
5 PM Brady Bunch
7 PM Andy Griffith
8 PM The Other Broadway
9 PM SEC Basketball: Mississippi
at Tennessee
11 PM Dark Shadows (time approximate)
11:30 Movie: "Night People"
1 AM Movie: "Holiday In Havana"
Retro: Phoenix/Flagstaff/Yuma Sun 5/26/96
from Phoenix edition, TV Guide
2-KNAZ Flagstaff (NBC)
3-KTVK Phoenix (Ind)
5-KPHO Phoenix (CBS)
7-KUSK Prescott (Ind)
8-KAET Tempe (PBS)
9-KECY El Centro (Fox/UPN, listings MT)
10-KSAZ Phoenix (Fox)
11-KYMA Yuma (NBC)

12-KPNX Phoenix (NBC)
13-KSWT Yuma (CBS/Telemundo)
15-KNXV Phoenix (ABC)
21-KPAZ Phoenix (TBN)
33-KTVW Phoenix (Univision)
45-KUTP Phoenix (UPN)
61-KASW Phoenix (WB)
Morning
5:00
2-11-12 NBC News Nightside
3 Little Rascals
5 TBA
7 Infomercials
8 Using the Internet
9 Fantastic Four
15 Bill Nye the Science Guy
21 Cornerstone Church
33 Noticias Univision
45 Movie "Kung Fu" cont'd (series pilot)
61 Music & the Spoken Word
5:30
9 Awakening Hour
10-12-45 Infomercials
15 Wall Street Journal Report
33 Lo Mejor de El Chavo
61 Real News for Kids
6:00
2 Kids Today
3 Urban Connnection
7 CNN Headline News
8 GED
9 Apostolic Church Service
11 California Country
13 Preview Theater
15 Good Morning America Sunday
21 Earl Paulik
33 Nuestra Familia
61 Community Showcase
6:30
2 Infomercial
3 21st Century Native American
5 Hour of Power
11 US Farm Report
12 Coral Ridge
33 Santa Misa
45 Bananas in Pajamas
61 Captain Planet
7:00
2-11-12 Sunday Today
3 Sing Me a Story
7 Jewish Voice
9 Infomercials
10 Key of David
13 CBS News Sunday Morning
15 This Week with David Brinkley
21 Reinhard Bonnke
33 Pinata Loca
45 Monster Mania
61 Bewitched
7:30
3 Jetsons
5 Baptist Church Service
7 What Do the Scriptures Say?
8 Kidsongs
10 Feed the Children
21 Winning Walk
45 Baby Huey
61 Brady Bunch
8:00
2-11-12 Meet the Press
3 Flintstones
7 Central to Your Life
8 Plaza Sesamo
9 Kenneth Copeland
10 Real Estate Classifieds
15 Auto Racing: Indianapolis 500
21 Coral Ridge
45 Princess Gwenevere
61 Sylvester & Tweety
8:30
3 Pets on Parade
8 Preschool Power
10 Infomercials
13 Face the Nation
33 Temas y Debates
45 Skysurfer Strike Force
61 Animaniacs
9:00
2 Baha'i Faith
3 World of National Geographic
7 Unity: The Best
9 Fox News Sunday
11 Infomercials
12 News
21 Love Worth Finding
33 Onda Max
45 UltraForce
9:30
2 Infomercial
5 Face the Nation
7 Con la Biblia Abierta
8 Wishbone
45 Street Sharks
61 Pinky & the Brain
10:00
2-11-12 Senior Glof: BellSouth Classic
3 Movie "Derby"
5 Matlock
7 Lifestyle Magazine
8 Barney & Friends (x2)
9 Infomercial
10 Movie "Godzilla vs Monster Zero"
13 World of Nature
21 Day of Discovery
33 Domingo Deportivo
45 Space Strikers
61 Freakazoid!
10:30
7 Wild About Animals
9 Out of the Blue
21 It is Written
45 Teknoman
61 Earthworm Jim
11:00
5-13 Sports Show (Prefontaine Classic track meet)
7 Infomercials
8 Magic School Bus
9 Babylon 5
21 Breakthrough
45 GI Joe: Extreme
61 Gadget Boy & Heather
11:30
8 Ghostwriter
45 Action Man
61 Sonic the Hedgehog
Afternoon
Noon
2-11-12 NBC Showtime
3 American Gladiators
7 Movie "Cheers for Miss Bishop"
8 Movie "Hans Christian Andersen"
9-10 NHL Stanley Cup PLayoff: Conference final, Game 4
21 The King is Coming
33 Caliente
45 Tenko & the Guardians of the Magic
61 Movie "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea"
12:30
2-11-12 NBA Playoff: Western finals, Game 4
5-13 Golf: Kemper Open
15 Women's Golf: LPGA Skins Game
21 This Week in Bible Prophecy
33 Control
45 Sweet Valley High
1:00
3 Gladiators 2000
33 Futbol MLS: Columbus-Los Angeles
45 Step by Step
1:30
3 Bewitched
45 Fresh Pricne of Bel-Air
2:00
3 Save Our Streets
7 Where Adventure Begins
8 W. Edwards Deming
21 Dr.Richard Lee
45 Movie "Some Kind of Wonderful"
61 Movie "The Winds of Kitty Hawk"
2:30
7 This Week in Motor Sports
21 Oral Roberts
3:00
2 National Geographic: On Assignment
3-9 Lazarus Man
5 Beverly Hills 90210
7 Golf Doctor
8 Fighter Ace
10 Renegade
11-13 Infomercials
12 News
15 Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures
21 Bishop Jakes
33 Fuera de Serie
3:30
7 Get Rich Smart
12 Golden Girls
13 Extremists
15 Coast Guard
21 Joyce Meyer
33 Lente Loco
4:00
2 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
3 Designing Women
5 Married...with Children
7 Other Side of the Story

8 Great Escapers
10 A Current Affair: Extra
11 Northwest Hunter
12 Infomercials
13 Renegade
21 E.V. Hill
33 Siempre en Domingo
45 Movie "The Train Robbers"
61 Dinosaurs (x2)
4:30
3 Jeopardy!
5 CBS Evening News
11 Lenny Wilkens Basketball
12 MotorWeek
15 ABC World News Tonight
21 Pastor Jack Hayford
5:00
2-3-10-11-15 News
5 M*A*S*H
7 Thom Strawn
8 National Memorial Day Concert
9 The Extraordinary
12 Dateline NBC
13 Emergency Call
33 La Cuchufleta
61 America's Funniest Home Videos (x2)
5:30
2-11 NBC Nightly News
3 HCTV
5 News
10 First Sports
13 CBS Evening News
15 Siskel & Ebert
21 Pastor Eddie Long
Evening
6:00
2-11 Datelne NBC
5-13 60 Minutes
7 It's Your Business
9 Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years
10 Space: Above & Beyond
12 News

21 Kenneth Copeland
33 A Traves del Video
45 Baywatch
6:30
7 CNN Headline News
8 Left to Die
12 Sun's Jam Session
61 The Parent 'Hood
7:00
2-11-12 Mad About You
3 Movie "Old Yeller'
5-13 Murder, She Wrote
7 Movie "Mr. Universe"
8 Philip C. Curtis: An American Original
9 Space: Above & Beyond
10 Simpsons
15 Lois & Clark
21 Praise the Lord
33 Camara Infraganti
61 Sister, Sister
7:30
2-11-12 NewsRadio
10 Too Something
61 Kirk
8:00
2-11-12 Movie "Undercover Blues"
5-13 Movie "David's Mother"
8 National Memorial Day Concert
9 Simpsons
15 Movie "between Love & Hate"
33 Pelicula "El Padre Trampits"
45 Babylon 5
61 Unhappily Ever After (x2)
8:30
9 New York Daze
10 The Crew
9:00
3 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
7 CNN Headline News
10 Xena: Warrior Princess

45 Baywatch Nights
61 One West Waikiki
9:30
7 Ozzie & Harriet
8 Movie "The Shooting Party"
9 The Crew
10:00
2-5-10-11-12-15 News
3 Tonight Arizona
7 Infomercials
9 One West Waikiki
13 CBS News
21 Mario Murillo
33 Titulares Deportivos
45 Land's End
61 Star Trek
10:15
10:30
2 Cheers
5 Overtime with Vic Lombardi

11 US Customs: Classified
15 Sightings
21 Creflo A. Dollar
10:35
10 Coach
12 Sports Tonight
10:45
5 I Love Lucy
11:00
2-45 Infomercials
9 George Michael Sports Machine
21 Jesse Duplantis
33 Sensacionalisimo
61 All in the Family
11:05
8 Mystery!
10 Kojak
12 Road to US Olympic Gold
11:15
5 Highlander
13 Outer Limits
11:30
2 Emergency Call
9 MotorWeek
15 Beyond Reality
61 Who's the Boss?
11:35
3 High Tide
Late Night
Midnight
2 Hecules: The Legendary Journeys
7 Home Shoppers' Spree
9 Siskel & Ebert
15 Night Heat
61 Movie "Stalking Laura"
12:05
10 Lifestyles
12 Extremists
12:15
5 Outer Limits
13 Salvese Quien Pueda
12:30
8 Wall Street Week
9 Court TV: Inside America's Courts
11 Giovanni's World of Music
33 Lo Mejor de Lente Loco
12:35
3 Infomercials
12 Tejano Country
12:45
13 TeleNoticias
1:00
2 Movie "Undefeatable"
8 John McLaughlin One on One
9 Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
11 NBC News Nightside
15 Magnum, PI (x2)
1:05
3 Branded
10 Entertainers
12 Infomercial
1:15
1:35
3 Guns of Will Sonnett
12 News
2:00
9 Babylon 5
33 A Traves del Video
61 Your Mind & Body
2:05
3 Sign Out
10 Face the State
2:10

2:35
3 21st Century Native American
10 Where the Jobs Are
3:00
7 Movie "Diplomatic Passport"
15 ABC World News Now
33 Pelicula "El Padre Trampitas"
3:05
3 Gunsmoke
10 Infomercial
3:35
10 On the Arizona Road
4:00
3 CNN Headline News
9 Goof Troop
10 Lifestyles
4:30
7 Infomercials
9 Bonkers
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Re: Retro: Phoenix/Flagstaff/Yuma Sun 5/26/96
Did you select Sunday and Wednesday because those were the two nights the WB was
broadcasting on at that point?
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Re: Retro: Phoenix/Flagstaff/Yuma Sun 5/26/96

> Did you select Sunday and Wednesday because those were the
> two nights the WB was
> broadcasting on at that point?
>
No particular reason- I picked the days at random.
Retro: Southern New Brunswick Fri 6/7/68
from L'Evangeline (Moncton, NB)
2-CKCW Moncton (CBC)
4-CHSJ Saint John (CBC)
5-CHAU Carleton (SRC)
8-CJCH Halifax (CTV; tx at Amherst, NS)
11-CBAFT Moncton (SRC)
13-CFCY Charlottetown (CBC)
Morning
8:00
4 Test Pattern
9:05
4 Friendly Giant
9:20
4 Chez Helene
9:35
4 Mr. Dressup
10:00
4 CBC various programs (details not listed)
10:10
4 TBA
11:25
8 sign-on
11:27
2 sign-on
11:30
2 Friendly Giant
4-5 test pattern
8 Uncle Bobby
11:45
2 Chez Helene
11:58
5 sign-on
Afternoon
Noon
2 Mr. Dressup
5-11 Cinema "L'homme dans le filet"
12:25
2 Friday Playbill "Devil's Disciple"
12:30
4 News/Weather
8 Romper Room
12:45
4 Matinee Theatre "The World was His Jury"
12:55
2-13 CBC News
1:00
2 Friday Playbill cont'd
8 Breakaway
13 Luncheon Date 1
1:30
5-11 Bobino
8 Midday Matinee "Girl Next Door"
13 Search for Tomorrow
1:45
13 Guiding Light
2:00
2 Home Nursing Course
5-11 Le club du piano
13 Luncheon Date 2
2:15
5-11 Cinefeuilleton
2:30
2 Search for Tomorrow
4 Our World
5-11 Malican pere et fils
13 Man Into Space
2:45
2 Guiding Light
3:00
2-4-13 Take 30
5-11 La grande aventure
8 Mr. & Mrs.
3:30
2-4-13 Edge of Night
5-11 Oui ou non
8 People in Conflict
4:00
2-4-13 Bonnie Prudden
5-11 Cinema "Cite disparue"
8 Magistrate's Court
4:30
2-4 Swing Around
8 It's Your Move
13 Upside Town
5:00
2 Shazzam
4 On Safari
8 Firehouse Frolics
13 Mr. Ed
5:30
2 On Camera
4 Flipper
5-11 La boite a surprise
13 Let's Go
Evening
6:00
4 Double Take
5-11 Roquet belles oreilles
8 Pierre Berton
13 TBA
6:15
13 Bob McLure
6:20
2 K-mart Winner's Circle
6:30
2 Gilligan's Island
5-11 Francis au pays des grandes fauves
8 Edmund Morris Report
6:31
13 Gazette
6:38
8 Backtalk
6:55
4 Forest Fire Danger Index
7:00
2 21st Century
4 Country Music Hall
5-11 Jeunesse oblige
8 Tarzan
13 CBC News
7:10
13 CFCY Regional/Local News
7:15
13 TBA
7:25
5-11 Nouvelles du sport
7:30
2 Peyton Place
4 Flying Nun
5 Actualite religieuse
11 Le Telejournal
13 Road West
7:40
5 A votre service
7:45
5 Edition du soir
7:46
11 Aujourd'hui
8:00
4 Ironside
5 Jeunesse d'aujourd'hui
8 Smothers Brothers
8:30
2-4-13 Rat Patrol
11 Quand la liberte venait du ciel
9:00
2-4-13 Social Credit Political Telecast
5 Les arpents verts
8 CTV Friday Night Movie "Lone Texan"
11 Fleurs d'amour, fleurs d'amitie
9:15
2-4-13 NDP Political Telecast
9:30
2-4-13 Tommy Hunter
5-11 Premier choix "Mille dollars pour une Winchester"
10:00
2 Friday Night at the Movies "Rains of Ranchipur"
13 Friday Theatre "Rising of the Moon"
10:05
4 Million Dollar Movie "Lonely are the Brave"
11:00
5-11 Vivre
8 Big Valley
11:30
5-11 TBA
11:55
4 York PC Political Talk
Late Night
Midnight
2-4-13 CBC News
5-11 Le Telejournal
8 CTV National News
12:18
13 Weather
12:19
8 Maritime Report
13 Viewpoint
12:20
2 LTV News Highlights (CKCW then IDed as LTV (Lionel TV), with a lobster as the station symbol)
12:21
5-11 Supplement regional
12:22
2 Adventures in Paradise (to 1:22)
12:24
13 World of Sport (to 12:30)
12:31
12:35
4 Starlight Theatre "The Quiet American" (to 2:35)
8 Pierre Berton
12:38
11 Cinema "Le gros coup" (to 2:15)
12:43
5 Cinema "Le gros coup" (to 2:15)
1:05
8 Prayer (to 1:10)

Retro: Southern New Brunswick Sat 6/8/68
from L'Evangeline (Moncton)
2-CKCW Moncton (CBC)
4-CHSJ Saint John (CBC)
5-CHAU Carleton (SRC)
8-CJCH Halifax (CTV; tx at Amherst)
11-CBAFT Moncton (SRC)
13-CFCY Charlotetown (CBC)
Morning
8:00
4 test pattern
9:00
4 Nursery Time
10:00
4 Movie Time "Ma & Pa Kettle at the Fair"
10:15
8 sign-on
10:20
8 News
10:30
8 Sets & Systems
11:00
8 The Buddies
11:15
4 Davey & Goliath
11:30
4 On Safari
5 test pattern
8 Batfink
11:57
2 sign-on
11:58
5 sign-on
Afternoon
Noon
2 Math Special
5-11 Cinema "Le cavalier a l'armure d'or"

8 Spiderman
12:15
4 Fisherman's Log
12:30
2 On Safari/Cartoons
4 News
8 Beatles
12:35
4 Saturday Theatre "Showdown at Abilene"
1:00
8 Saturday Cinema "Are You with It?"
1:30
5-11 Monsieur Surprise presente
2:00
2-4-13 Championship Bowling
2:30
5-11 Jeunesse sans frontieres
8 Trails West
3:00
2-4-13 Baseball (uncertain if it was same game as CHAU/CBAFT, details weren't listed)
5-11 Les 4 saisons
8 Sea Spray
3:15
5-11 Baseball: St. Louis-Cincinnati
3:30
4:00
8 Wrestling
5:00
2 Cartoon Capers
4 Monkees
8 Festival Plus
13 Great Boxing Champions
5:30
2-4-13 Bugs Bunny
8 TBA
5:45
5-11 Echos du sport
Evening
6:00
2-4-13 Moby Dick
5-11 TBA
8 Wide World of Sports
6:30
2-4 TBA
5-11 Cine-Jeunesse
6:31
13 Audubon
6:55
4 Forest Fire Danger Index
7:00
2 Stampede Wrestling
4 Bewitched
13 CBC News/Weather
7:16
13 Political Telecast
7:30
4 Pig & Whistle
5 Nouvelles en cinq minutes
8 Hudson's Bay
11 Le Telejournal
13 Monkees
7:36
5-11 Langue vivante
8:00
2 You're in Love, Charlie Brown
5 Politique
8 Dom DeLuise
11 Perdus dans l'espace
8:30
2-4-13 High Chaparral
9:00
5-11 Billet de faveur "Le pays d'ou je viens"
8 Academy Performance: movie TBA

9:30
2-4-13 Great Movies "Les Miserables"
10:30
5-11 Ballades et chansons
11:00
5-11 Les couche-tard
8 Garrison's Gorillas
11:30
2-4-13 In Person
5 Valerie et l'aventure
11 Deux plus un
Late Night
Midnight
2-4-13 CBC News
5-11 Le Telejournal
8 CTV National News
12:13
13 Weather/World of Sport
12:15
2 LTV News Highlights
8 Weekend Report
12:16
12:17
2 The Naked City (to 1:17)
12:20
4 News/Weather
8 Million Dollar Movie "Jolson Story"
13 Dan Raven (to 1:15)
12:30
4 Top Hat Theatre "Roger Toughy, Gangster" (to 1:35)
12:31
5-11 Cinema "L'eau vive" (to 1:45)
2:20
8 Prayer (to 2:25)
Retro: Baltimore, Monday, March 9, 1987

(Source: Frederick, Md. Post)
WMAR 2 (NBC)
AM
5:45 Before Hours
6:30 NBC News At Sunrise
7 Today
9 Oprah Winfrey
10 Donahue
11 Wheel Of Fortune
11:30 Scrabble
PM
12 News
12:30 Wordplay
1 Days Of Our Lives
2 Another World
3 Santa Barbara
4 Magnum, P.I.
5 News
6:30 NBC News
7 Wheel Of Fortune
7:30 Jeopardy
8 Rags to Riches (Premiere)
10 Remington Steele
11 News
11:30 Best of Carson
12:30A Late Night with David Letterman (repeat)
1:30 Nightlife
2 True Confessions
2:30 Sign-off
WBAL-TV 11 (CBS)
AM
5:45 Devotions
6 Learning To Do/Read
9 Divorce Court
9:30 Peoples Court
10 $25,000 Pyramid
10:30 Dating Game
11 Price Is Right
PM
12 News
2:30 Capitol
3 Guiding Light
4 Jeffersons
4:30 Sanford and Son
5 Barney Miller
5:30 News
6:30 CBS News
7 Newlywed Game
8 Kate & Allie
8:30 My Sister Sam
9 Newhart
9:30 Cavanaughs
10 Cagney & Lacey
11 News
11:30 M*A*S*H*
12A Simon & Simon
1:10 Movie: The Phoenix
2:33 (as listed) Sign-Off
WJZ 13 (ABC)
AM
5:25 Word Of Faith
5:30 Todays Business
6 Morning Stretch
6:30 News
9 People Are Talking

10 Hour Magazine
11 Love Boat
PM
12 News
12:30 Loving
1 All My Children
2 One Life To Live
3 General Hospital
4 Threes Company
5 Gimme A Break
5:30 Taxi
6 News
7 ABC News
8 Movie: Star Trek-The Motion Picture
11 News
12A Nightline
12:30 Hawaii 5-O
1:30 News (repeat)
2 Word Of Faith
2:05 Sign-off
WBFF 45 (Fox)
AM
5 Gilligans Island
5:30 CNN News
6 Jimmy Swaggart
6:30 He-Man
7 Ghostbusters
7:30 Thundercats
8 Transformers
8:30 Scooby Doo
9 Falcon Crest
10 700 Club
11 McCloud
PM
12:30 Can You Be Thinner?
1 Movie: A Touch Of Larceny
3 Captain Chesapeake/Dennis The Menace
3:30 Smurfs
4 SilverHawks
4:30 She Ra Princess Of Power
5 G.I. Joe
5:30 Brady Bunch
6 Star Trek
7 Fall Guy
8 Movie: Planet Of The Apes
10 CNN News
11 Late Show with Joan Rivers
12A Movie: The Wrath Of God
2A Movie: Sweet Rosie OGrady
4 Andy Griffith
WNUV (54)
AM
5:45 Frankly Speaking
6 Superfriends
6:30 Adventures Of The Galaxy Rangers
7 Rambo
7:30 The Jetsons
8 The Flintstones
8:30 My Little Pony n Friends
9 Movie: Nobody Lives Forever
11 Incredible Hulk
PM
12 Richard Roberts
1 Jim & Tammy
2 Batman
2:30 Centurions
3 Defenders Of The Earth
3:30 MASK
4 Heathcliff
4:30 Adventures Of Teddy Ruxpin
5 Bewitched
6 Happy Days
6:30 Angie
7 Threes Company
8 Movie: Exposed
10 Women On Men/Men On Women
11 Love Connection
11:30 Tonight Show (from NBC?)
12:30A TBA
1:30 Sign-off
WMPB 67 (PBS)
AM
6:30 Farm Day
7 Economics USA
8 Sesame Street
PM
2:30 Were Cooking Now
3 Frugal Gourmet

4 Sesame Street
5 Square One TV
5:30 Wild, Wild World Of Animals
6 MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour
7 Wonderful World Of Disney
8 Movie: The Incredible Journey
10 American Playhouse
11 TBA
11:13 SCTV
11:28 The Avengers
12 Sign-off
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Re: Retro: Baltimore, Monday, March 9, 1987
> (Source: Frederick, Md. Post)
>
> WMAR 2 (NBC)
>> PM
> 11:30 Best of Carson>

No, this can't be right.
This was during a time when WMAR-TV pre-empted Tonight, choosing instead to carry sitcoms in
that hour -- which, in March 1987, would have been Benson (11:30) and WKRP in Cincinnati
(Midnight). Which leads to...
> WNUV (54)
> 11:30 Tonight Show (from NBC?)>
Yes, this is correct. WNUV replaced WBFF-TV as Carson's independent Baltimore home in the fall
of '86, when WBFF carried Fox's Late Show with Joan Rivers.
______________
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Re: Retro: Baltimore, Monday, March 9, 1987
Bsltimore and DC preempted lots of network shows back then.
ABC
ABC Reruns of Primetime series and Ryan's Hope (DC carried it at 11:30am probably on 1 day
delay)
CBS
Pyramid in DC and Card Sharks in Baltimore and DC
NBC
Baltimore preeempted SOTC, Blockbusters and SP. DC carried SP at 9:30am
Retro: Louisville/Lexington/Cincinnati, Monday, 9/10/90
STATIONS LISTED
Louisville
3-WAVE (NBC)
11-WHAS (ABC)-had been CBS until 9/8/90
15-WKPC (PBS)
21-WBNA (Ind.)
32-WLKY (CBS)-had been ABC until 9/8/90
41-WDRB (Fox)
Campbellsville
34-WGRB (Ind.)
Lexington/Danville
18-WLEX (NBC)
27-WKYT (CBS)
36-WTVQ (ABC)
56-WDKY (Fox)
Hazard
57-WYMT (CBS)
Cincinnati
5-WLWT (NBC)
9-WCPO (CBS)
12-WKRC (ABC)
19-WXIX (Fox)
KET: 54-WCVN, Covington/Cincinnati; 35-WKHA, Hazard; 46-WKLE-Lexington/Richmond; 68-

WKMJ, Louisville; 38-WKMR-Morehead; 52-WKON, Owenton; 29-WKSO, Somerset; and 23-
WKZT, Elizabethtown
5:00
5-Success N Life
9-CBS News Nightwatch (continued)
11-Benson
12-Everyday
5:25
3-AG Day
5:30
11-Dick Van Dyke
12-First Business
18-AG Day
5:55
3-Sunrise (strangely enough, this program is listed as running for 65 minutes)
6:00
5 18-NBC News
9-CBS News
11-News
12-ABC/Local News
21-Beverly Exercise
32 57-CBS News
36-Local Weather/ABC News
41-Denver, the Last Dinosaur
6:30
5 9 18-News
19 56-Real Ghostbusters
27-Bluegrass This Morning
41-C.O.P.S.
7:00
3 5 18-Today
9 27 32 57-This Morning
21 56-Police Academy
41-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
7:15
KET-A.M. Weather
7:30
19-Ducktales
21-Jetsons
41-Woody Woodpecker
56-Flinstones
KET-Captain Kangaroo
7:45
15-A.M. Weather
8:00
15 KET-Sesame Street
19-Woody Woodpecker
21-Mighty Mouse and Friends
41 56-Jim Hensons Muppet Babies
8:30
19-Jim Hensons Muppet Babies
21-Virtuous Woman
41-Maxies World
8:45
34-Jerry Kline
9:00
5 18-Phil Donahue
9 32-Regis and Kathie Lee
11 12-Home
15-Sesame Street
19-Facts of Life
21-Word Alive

34-AG Day
36-Geraldo
41-Movie: Im Dancing As Fast As I Can (82)
56-Brady Bunch
57-Simon and Simon
9:30
19-Brady Bunch
21-Larry Lea
34-Morning Stretch
56-Ark
10:00
3-Phil Donahue
9 27 32 57-Family Feud
11-Peoples Court
12-Trump Card
15-Mister Rogers Neighborhood
18-Lets Make a Deal
19-Happy Days
21-Marilyn Hickey
34-Everyday
36-Joan Rivers
56-Success N Life
10:30
9-Challengers
11-Trump Card
12-Jokers Wild
15-Captain Kangaroo
18-Concentration
19-Family Ties
21-Morris Cerullo
11:00
3 18-To Tell the Truth
5-Marsha Warfield
9 27 32 57-The Price Is Right
11-Jokers Wild
12-Geraldo
15-Yan Can Cook
19-Bonanza
21-James Robison
34-Jimmy Swaggart
36-Home
41-Facts of Life
56-700 Club
11:30
3 18-Marsha Warfield
5-To Tell the Truth
11-Match Game
15-Strip Quilting
21-Richard Roberts
34-Hazel
41-One Day at a Time
12:00
3 5 9 11 12 18 27 32 57-News
15-Motorweek 90
19-Quincy
21-700 Club
34-Talkabout
36-Match Game
41-Perry Mason
56-Rockford Files
12:30
3 5 18-Generations
11-Afternoon Affair (note: starting the next day, Ch. 11 would show All My Children. The
program airing here was an interview with Genie Francis, Carlo Hesser, Perry Stephens, and Brad
Lockerman. BTW, Perry Stephens lived across the hall from me in my dorm when I was a
freshman in college(!))
12 36-Loving
15-Woodwrights Shop
34-Shop At Home Store (until 3:00)
1:00
15-MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour
19-Simon and Simon
21-Movie: Nancy Goes to Rio (50)
56-Peoples Court
1:30
11-Loving
41-Jeffersons
56-Love Connection
2:00
9 27 32 57-As the World Turns
15-Infinite Voyage
19-Threes Company
41-I Love Lucy
56-Odd Couple
2:30
19 56-Adventures of Gummi Bears
41-Fun House
3:00
3 5 18-Santa Barbara
9 27 32 57-Guiding Light
15-Mister Rogers Neighborhood
19-Fun House
21-Adventures of Gummi Bears
34-Denver the Last Dinosaur
41-Flinstones
56-Ducktales
KET-Learn to Read
3:30
15-Reading Rainbow
19 56-Chip N Dales Rescue Rangers
34-Police Academy
41-Super Mario Brothers Super Show

KET-3 2 1-Contact
4:00
3-Whos the Boss?
5-Alf
9 27 32 57-Oprah Winfrey
11-Growing Pains
12 36-Personalities
19 56-Tale Spin
21-Mighty Mouse and Friends
34-Real Ghostbusters
41-Ducktales
KET-Sesame Street
4:30
3-Golden Girls
5-Head of the Class
11-Andy Griffith
12-A Current Affair
15-Sesame Street
21-Tale Spin
34-Jetsons
36-The Jokers Wild
41-Chip N Dales Rescue Rangers
56-Fun House
5:00
3 9 12 32 36-News
5 11-Cosby Show
18-Inside Edition
19 56-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
21-Wonderful World of Disney
27-Andy Griffith
34-Ducktales
41-Webster
57-M*A*S*H
KET-Mister Rogers Neighborhood
5:30
3-Inside Edition
5 11 18 27 57-News
15-3 2 1-Contact
19-Mr. Belvedere
32 36-Challengers
34-Chip N Dales Rescue Rangers
41-Silver Spoons
56-Small Wonder
KET-Square One Television
6:00
3 32 36 57-News
19-Growing Pains
34-Traveling Gospel Sing
56-Happy Days
KET-Another Page
6:30
3 5 18-NBC News
9 27 32 57-CBS News
11 12 36-ABC News
19-Kate and Allie
21-Hazel
34-Laverene and Shirley
56-Mr. Belvedere
KET-Nightly Business Report
7:00
3 12 36-A Current Affair
5-Inside Edition
18 57-Cosby Show
19-Night Court
21-Father Knows Best
34-News
41-Mamas Family
56-Cheers
KET-MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour
7:30
3 36-Family Feud
5-Instant Recall
9 27 32-Jeopardy!
11-PM Magazine
15-World of Survival
41 56-Night Court
57-Andy Griffith
8:00
3 5 18-Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (Debut)

9 27 32 57-Uncle Buck (Debut)
11 12 36-MacGyver
15-Adventure
19 41 56-21 Jump Street
21-Movie: The Most Dangerous Game (32)
34-Mork and Mindy
KET-Earthquake: A Matter of Time
8:30
3 5 18-Ferris Bueller
9 27 32 57-Lenny (Debut)
34-Odd Couple
9:00
3 5 18-Movie: Joshuas Heart (Made for TV, 90)
9 27 32 57-Murphy Brown
11 12 36-NFL Football: 49ers at Saints
15-Firing Line
19 41 56-Alien Nation
34-Family
9:30
9 27 32 57-Designing Women
KET-Child Care: Families in the Balance

10:00
9 27 32 57-Connie Chung
21-Word Alive
34-National Geographic: On Assignment
41-News
10:30
21-Virtuous Woman
41-Barney Miller
11:00
3 5 9 18 27 32 34 57-News
15-Mystery
19-Night Court
21-700 Club
41 56-Arsenio Hall
11:30
3 5 18-Tonight Show
9-Arsenio Hall
19-M*A*S*H
32-Night Heat
11:35
27-M*A*S*H
12:00
11 12 36-News
19-Simon and Simon
21-Heart to Heart
34-After Hours
41-Hawaii Five-O
56-Taxi
57-Gunsmoke
12:05
27-Magnum, P.I.
12:30
3 18-Late Night with David Letterman
5-Hard Copy
9-Magnum, P.I.
11 36-Nightline
21-Success N Life
56-Twilight Zone
12:35
12-Cheers
12:40
32-Midnight Hour
1:00
5-Late Night with David Letterman
11-Into the Night
41-News
1:05
12-Nightline
1:30
3 18-Later with Bob Costas
9-News
21-Morris Cerullo
41-Twilight Zone
1:35
12-Quiz Kids Challenge
1:40

2:00
3-Personalities
5-Later with Bob Costas
11-Joan Rivers
18-News
19-War of the Worlds
41-Movie: The Choirboys (77)
2:05
2:30
3-Classifieds
5-News
3:00
3-News
5-Movie: The Big Operator (59)
11-Fall Guy
19-Movie: Beyond the Door (75)
4:00
11-Success N Life
4:30
41-Movie: Genesis II (73)
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Re: Retro: Louisville/Lexington/Cincinnati, Monday, 9/10/90
What did WXIX air at 7:30 PM?
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mainly because it is a heritage station (old-
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news reputation.
As I understand it, WHAS made the switch
because of the Kentucky Derby. When ABC got
the Derby in the mid-'70s, Derby management
forced ABC to feed it to WHAS as well as then-
affiliate WLKY, with a weak signal on Ch. 32.
When Capital Cities bought ABC in the mid-'80s,
they discontinued the practice, meaning that
WHAS had pre-race activities all day but WLKY
had the race itself. In 1990, it looked as if
the Derby might move back to CBS, but ABC outbid
them and retained the rights. WHAS then decided
to go with ABC. (CBS wasn't doing all that well
in prime time then, but WHAS was outperforming the
Eye network. I got all this from a book titled
"Television in America," which deals with the histories
of some of the outstanding stations around the country.)
Today, with the Derby on NBC, the bulk of the
local Derby Day coverage is on the station that
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10-01-2005, 01:16 PM #5
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Moderator Note (a reminder)

> What source did you use?
Thank you for bringing that up, classictvfan.
As a reminder (more fully explained in one of the stickys), all schedule posts must contain the
source, preferably as the first line of the post (but within an explanatory paragraph or at the
bottom of the post is just fine).
Also, to save classictvfan's having to type out his usual request over and over, do try to include
weekends if possible; multiple threads are okay to cover two or three separate days of schedules
(i.e., Saturday, Sunday, and Monday as three separate posts).______________

10-01-2005, 05:16 PM #6
Charles
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Re: Retro: Louisville/Lexington/Cincinnati, Monday, 9/10/90--The Source
My bad about omitting that the listings came from the Kentucky Edition of TV Guide, 9/8-
9/14/90.
10-01-2005, 06:57 PM #7
Charles
Guest
Retro: Louisville/Lexington/Cincinnati, Saturday, 9/8/90
5:00
5-Its a Living
19-Archie Bunkers Place
5:30
5-Its a Living
19-Whats Happening Now!!
6:00
3-U.S. Farm Report
5-Family Feud
19-Little Rascals
21-Great America Outdoors
41-Paddington Bear
6:30
3-Peppermint Place
5-U.S. Farm Report
9-Rude Dog and the Dweebs
11-Bugs Bunny and Friends
19-Tom and Jerry
21-Fishing the West
41-Fantastic Max
7:00
3-Faerie Tale Theatre

5-Agri Country with Ed Johnson
9-Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy
11-Rude Dog and the Dweebs
12-Make Peace with Nature
18-Education Notebook
27-Directions
41-Richie Rich
56-Brady Bunch
57-Looney Toon Laughs
7:30
9-Peppermint Place
11-Bugs Bunny and Friends
12-Small Wonder
18-Farming with Jack Crowder
21-Jetsons
27 57-Rude Dog and the Dweebs
32-Its Your Business
41-Jonny Quest
56-Brady Bunch
8:00
3 5 18-Camp Candy
9 11 27 57-Jim Hensons Muppet Babies
12 32 36-Winnie the Pooh
15-Sesame Street
21 34-Paddington Bear
KET-European Journal
8:30
3 5 18-Captain N, Super Mario Brothers
12 32 36-Wizard of Oz
19 41 56-Zazoo U
21 34-Fantastic Max
KET-The Art of William Alexander and Robert Warren
9:00
9 11 27 57-Garfield and Friends
12 32 36-Slimer! And the Real Ghostbusters
15-Captain Kangaroo
21 34-Richie Rich
KET-Computer Chronicles
9:30
3 5 18-Rick Moranis in Graveyard High

15-3 2 1-Contact
19 41 56-Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
21 34-Jonny Quest
KET-Earth Explored
10:00
3 5 18-Kid N Play
9 57-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
11-Batman
12 32 36-Beetlejuice
15-Newtons Apple
19 41 56-Peter Pan and the Pirates
21-NWA Wrestling
27-Looney Toon Laughs
34-Tale Spin
KET-Western Tradition
10:30
3 5 18-Chipmunks
11-Batman
12 32 36-New Kids on the Block
15-Club Connect
19 41 56-Fun House
27-Metro Piston
11:00
3 5 18-Saved by the Bell
9 11 27-U.S. Open Tennis
12 32 36-Bugs Bunny and Tweety
15-DeGrassi High
19 41-WWF Wrestling
21-Roller Games
56-Kevin Donnelly (Georgetown (KY) University Football)
57-Classifieds
KET-Economics U$A
11:30
3-Closer Looks
5-Guys Next Door
18-Winners Circle Update
57-Goins Brothers
12:00
3-CWA Wrestling
5-WWF Wrestling
18-Visions of Speed
19-Movie: The Sad Sack (57)

21-Greatest Sports Legends
32 36-Little Rosey
34-Americas Top 10
41-Movie: Were No Angels (55)
56-Pump It Up
57-U.S. Open Tennis (joined in progress)
KET-Focus on Society
12:30
15-Victory Garden
18-Bluegrass Personalities
32 36-Pup Named Scooby Doo
34-This Week on Pit Road
1:00
3-Senior Scene
5-Ball Report
9 11 27 57-U.S. Open Tennis Continues
12-Movie: Wait till Your Mother Gets Home (Made for TV, 83)
15-The Art of William Alexander and Robert Warren
18-Movie: Suspicion (41)
21 34-Auto Racing: NASCAR Autolite 200
32-Movie: T.J. Hooker (Made for TV, 82)
KET-Understanding Human Behavior
1:30
3-Close-Up
5-This Week in Baseball
15-This Old House
2:00
3-Classifieds
5-NFL Update 90
15-Strip Quilting
19-Movie: Which Way to the Front? (70)
41-Movie: Charlie Chan and the Curse of the Dragon Queen (81)
56-Out of This World
KET-American Adventure
2:30
15-Justin Wilsons Louisiana Cooking
32-Barnaby Jones
3:00
3 5 18-Drag Racing
12-College Football-Quest for Number One
15-Motor week 90
36-Cole Proctor: Morehead State Football
56-New Lassie
3:30
12-College Football: Texas Tech @ Ohio State
15-Adventures in Scale Modeling
21-TBA
32 36-College Football: Oklahoma @ UCLA
34-Runaway with the Rich and Famous
4:00
3 5 18-Sports Showcase
15-American Interests
19-Movie: To Be or Not to Be (83)
21-Downhome USA
34-Tuff Trax
41-Movie: A Force of One (79)
56-Superboy
KET-G.E.D.
4:30
15-Firing Line
56-Remote Control
5:00
15-Americas Defense Monitor
21-Tale Spin
34-Soul Train
56-Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
KET-Firing Line
5:30
15-For Veterans Only
KET-McLaughlin Group
6:00
3 5 18-News
15-Discover: The World of Science
19-Tale Spin
34-Insport
41-New Lassie
56-Star Search
KET-Tony Browns Journal

6:30
3 5 18-NBC News
34-Hee Haw
41-Mamas Family
KET-World of Ideas with Bill Moyers
7:00
3 56-Star Trek: The Next Generatino
5-Witness to Survival
11-Hee Haw
12-Billy Graham Crusade
21-Movie: The Last Days of Pompeii (35, colorized)
27-History of the Senior Golf Classic
36-Missing/Reward
41-Hoosier Millionaire
57-News
7:30
5-Missing Reward
9-Cash Explosion (Ohio Lottery)
11 27 34 57-Fun and Games (Kentucky Lottery)

32-Jeopardy!
36-Family Ties
41-Sports Page
8:00
3 5 18-Golden Girls
9 11 27 57-Phil Collins
12 32 36-Super Jeopardy!
15-Lawrence Welk
19 41 56-Totally Hidden Video
34-Movie: You Cant Hurry Love (88)
KET-Evening at Pops
8:30
3 5 18-Working It Out
12 32 36-Americas Funniest People
19 41 56-Haywire
9:00
3 5 18-Golden Girls
9 11 57-Newhart
12 32 36-Twin Peaks
15-Doctor Who
19 41 56-Cops
21-In Touch
27-Golf: Senior Classic Shootout (taped delay)
KET-Mystery!
9:30
3 5 18-Fanelli Boys (Debut)
9 11 57-Movie: Armed and Dangerous (86)
19 41 56-American Chronicles
10:00
3 5 18-Miss America Pageant
19-Friday the 13th
21-Evangel Presents
34-Mamas Family
41-Freddys Nightmares
KET-Lonesome Pine
10:30
15-American Playhouse
21-Keystone on the Line
34-College Football: Kentucky @ Rutgers (taped delay)
10:55
12 32 36-United Way
11:00
9 11 12 27 32 36 57-News
19 56-Comic Strip Live
41-College Football: Murray State @ Louisville (taped delay)
KET-P.O.V.
11:20
27 57-Sports Spectrum
11:30
9-Arsenio Hall
36-Movie: Somebody Killed Her Husband (78)
11:35
11-Magnum, P.I.
11:45
27-1990 Big Ten Preview
57-WWF Wrestling
12:00
3 5 18-News
15-Jack Horkheimer
19-Movie: Red Sun (71)

21-Movie: The Singing Nun (66)
56-Movie: The Long Goodbye (73)
12:15
27-Movie: Atlantic City (80)
12:30
3 5 18-Saturday Night Live
9-Night Music
32-Monsters
12:35
11-Movie: Revenge of the Nerds (84)
12:45
57-Monsters
1:00
32-ABC News
1:05
12-Crimestoppers 800
1:15
32-News
57-Tales from the Darkside
1:30
9-Red Hot and Cool
1:35
2:00
3-Star Trek: the Next Generation
5-WWF Wrestling
19-Movie: The Third Day (65)
41-MTV Music Video Awards
2:35
11-News
3:00
5-News
3:30
5-Best of Paul Dixon
4:00
19-Movie: 24 Hours to Kill (65)

41-Movie: The Courtship of Eddies Father (63)
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Why are there some gaps in 19's schedule?
10-02-2005, 12:54 AM #9
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> Why are there some gaps in 19's schedule?
Was TV Guide, perhaps, already starting to omit infomercial listings by 1990? I forget.______________

10-02-2005, 01:32 AM #10
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> Why are there some gaps in 19's schedule?
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I checked--the only omission I made was at 7.30 p.m. Channel 19 showed "Who's the Boss".
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point Saturday, October 1, 1966
From the Greensboro Daily News. North
Carolina was on EST, one hour behind
New York.
WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS)
7:30 Bronco
8:30 Stingray
9 AM Mighty Mouse And The
Mighty Heroes
9:30 Underdog
10 AM Frankenstein Jr. And
The Impossibles
10:30 Space Ghost

11 AM New Adventures Of Superman
(animated)
11:30 Lone Ranger (animated)
12 N Road Runner
12:30 The Beagles
1 PM Tom & Jerry
1:30 Robin Hood
2 PM Newsmaker
2:30 Stonemans
3 PM NFL Highlights
there's a gap after this until
6 PM Daktari (delay from Tuesday 7:30)
7 PM News
7:30 Jackie Gleason
8:30 Pistols 'n' Petticoats
10 PM Gunsmoke
11 PM News
11:20 Movie: "The Secret Ways"
WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
6:30 Aspect (farm show)
7 AM Farm And Home Hour
7:55 Devotions
8 AM Little Rascals
8:30 Roger Ramjet
9 AM Woody Woodpecker
10 AM King Kong (animated)
10:30 The Beatles
11:30 Magilla Gorilla
12 N Bugs Bunny
12:30 Milton The Monster
1 PM Dick Bennick (dance-party show)
(Bennick is better remembered as
creature-feature host Dr. Paul
Bearer on WTOG/44 Tampa/St. Petersburg.)
3 PM NCAA Football (teams not given)
6:30 Porter Wagoner (time approximate)
7 PM Wrestling
7:30 Let's Go To The Races
8 PM Bewitched (delay from Thursday 9 PM)
8:30 Lawrence Welk
11 PM Wrestling
11:30 News
11:40 Night Train
WSJS Ch. 12 (NBC)
7:30 Farm Report
9 AM Super 6
9:30 Atom Ant
10 AM Secret Squirrel
10:30 Space Kidettes
11 AM Cool McCool
11:30 Jetsons
12 N Top Cat
1 PM Baseball (teams not given)
4 PM Popcorn Theater (time approximate)
5:30 AFL Highlights
6 PM News
6:30 Scherer-MacNeil Report (Ray Scherer
and Robert MacNeil anchored NBC's
Saturday newscast.)
7 PM Greyhound Derby
7:30 Flipper
8 PM Please Don't Eat The Daisies

8:30 Get Smart
9 PM NBC Movie: "Rear Window"
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Warriors"
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Poi nt Sunday,October 2, 1966
From the Greensboro Daily News. Again,
times are EST, one hour behind New York.
WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS)
8 AM Jerry Falwell
9:30 Light Unto My Path
10 AM Mormon Conference
12 N Children's Chapel
12:15 Adventure Calls
12:30 Bill Tate (football show)
1:15 NFL Football (don't have the teams,
but I'm sure one was the Redskins--
I think this includes the NFL
Today before the game)
5 PM To Tell The Truth (time approximate)
5:30 Amateur Hour
6:30 The Forest Rangers
7 PM Lassie
7:30 It's About Time
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM Garry Moore (his unsuccessful attempt
to revive his variety hour--would be
replaced February 5, 1967 by The Smothers
Brothers Comedy Hour)
10 PM Candid Camera
10:55 GOP Speech (it was an off-year election
notable because Ronald Reagan was elected
governor of California that year)
11 PM News
11:15 CBS News
11:30 Rifleman
WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
7 AM Faith For Today
7:30 The Story
8 AM Meetin' Time
8:30 TV Pulpit
9 AM Youth Forum

10 AM Beany And Cecil
10:30 Peter Potamus
11 AM Bullwinkle
11:30 Discovery
12 N Oldest Institution On Earth
12:30 Jubilee With Bonnie Lou And
Buster
1 PM Movie: "King On Horseback"
2:15 Chinchilla Ranch (anyone recall
this infomercial?)
2:30 Klassroom Kwiz
3 PM Talk By Ezra Taft Benson
4 PM Porky Pig
5 PM Yogi Bear
5:30 Shane (delay from Saturday 7:30)
6:30 F Troop (delay from Thursday 8 PM)
7 PM Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea
8 PM The FBI
9 PM ABC Movie: "Move Over Darling"
11 PM News
11:15 Eastern Football
WSJS Ch. 12 (NBC)

7:30 Singin' Time In Dixie
8:30 Bob Poole's Gospel Favorites
9:30 Roy Rogers
11 AM First Baptist Church Of
Winston-Salem
12 N AFL Football (teams not given)
3 PM Jimmy (don't know what this is--
time approximate)
4 PM Meet The Press
5 PM Vietnam Weekly Review
5:30 GE College Bowl
6 PM Frank McGee Report
6:30 NBC News Special: "Northern
Segregation"
7:30 Walt Disney's Wonderful World
Of Color
8:30 Hey Landlord
9 PM Bonanza
10 PM Andy Williams
11 PM M Squad
11:30 Tonight Show rerunEdited by bpatrick on 10/02/05

11:23 PM.
Retro: Denver/Casper/Cheyenne/Rapid City Sat 7/4/87
from TV Guide: Northern Colorado Edition
Denver/Broomfield: 2 KWGN-Ind, 4 KCNC-NBC, 6 KRMA-PBS, 7 KMGH-CBS, 9 KUSA-ABC, 12 KBDI-

PBS, 31 KDVR-Fox
Casper: 2c KTWO-NBC, 14 KWGC-CBS, 20 KFNB-ABC
Sterling: 3 KTVS-CBS/NBC
Rapid City: 3r KOTA-ABC, 7r KEVN-NBC, 9r KBHE-PBS, 15 KPLO-CBS
Scottsbluff: 4s KDUH-ABC, 10 KSTF-CBS/NBC
Cheyenne: 5 KGWN-CBS/NBC
Rawlins: 11 KFNR-ABC
Sheridan/Gillette: 12s KSGW-ABC
Alliance: 13 KTNE-PBS
Morning
5:00
2 Man from Atlantis
9 CNN Headline News
11-20 Get Along Gang
15 Agriculture USA
31 Johnny Canales
5:30
11-20 New Zoo Revue
15 Bullwinkle
5:55
2 Perspectives
7 Good Morning
6:00
2 Gilligan's Island
2c-4-7r Kissyfur
3-5-7-10-14-15 Berenstain Bears
3r-4s-9-11-12s-20 Wuzzles
31 Defenders of the Earth (x4)
6:30
2 Cisco Kid
2c-4-7r Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears
3-5-7-10-14-15 Wildfire
3r-4s-9-11-12s-20 Care Bears Family
9r Moneymakers VI
7:00
2 World Tomorrow
2c-4-7r Wimbledon Tennis: Women's Final
3-5-7-10-14-15 Jim Henson's Muppet Babies
3r-4s-9-11-12s-20 Flintstone Kids
6 Personal Time Management

9r Earth Explored
13 Market to Market
7:30
2 Jimmy Swaggart
6 Business File
13 Rod & Reel
8:00
3-5-7-10-14-15 Pee-Wee's Playhouse
3s-4r-9-11-12s-20 Real Ghostbusters
9r Intro to Technical & Business Communication
13 Wind Surfing
31 Rifleman
8:30
2 Gunsmoke
3-5-7-10-14-15 Teen Wolf
3r-4s-9-11-12s-20 Pound Puppies
13 Victory Garden
31 My Friend Liberty
9:00
2 Movie "Tarzan & the Amazons"
3-5-7-10-14-15 Dungeons & Dragons

3r-4s-9-11-12s-20 Bugs Bunny & Tweety
6 Teaching Students with Special Needs
9r Principles of Human Communication
13 MotorWeek
31 Rawhide
9:30
3-5-7-10-14-15 Land of the Lost
3r-4s-9-11-12s-20 Ewoks
13 GED
10:00
3-5-7-10-14-15 Galaxy High School
3r-4s-9-11-12s-20 Weekend Special "Henry Hamilton, Graduate Ghost" (conclusion)
6 Understanding Time & Space
9r Family Matters
12 Teletunes
31 Have Gun: Will Travel
10:30
2 Bob Newhart
3-5-7-10-14-15 CBS Storybreak
3r-4s-11-12s-20 Health Show
9 Kids are People Too

9r MotorWeek
31 Lone Ranger
11:00
2 Sanford & Son
3-5-10-14 Rodeo Sports Page
3r-4s-9-11-12s-20 American Bandstand
6 Story of English
7 Wrestling
9r Frugal Gourmet
13 Intro to College Composition
15 News
31 Tarzan
11:30
2 What a Country!
3-5-10 Three's Company
3r-4s-12s America's Top Ten
9 Dance Fever
9r Victory Garden
11-20 Infomercial
14 Barney Miller
15 US Farm Report
Afternoon
Noon
2 What's Happening Now!
2c-4-7r Baseball Pre-Game
3-5-10 Born in America
3r-4s-12s US Farm Report
6 MotorWeek
7 Gunsmoke
9 Young Universe
9r Market to Market
11-20 Pro Basketball
12 NASA at Work
13 Focus on Society
14 Triathlon
15 America
31 Wonder Woman
12:15
2c-4-7r Baseball: Texas-NY Yankees (alt game: St. Louis-Atlanta)
12:30
2 Gilligan's Island
3r-4s-12s Joy of Gardening
6 Victory Garden
9 TBA
9r Midwest Market Analysis

11-20 Lorne Greene's New Wilderness
12 Rod & Reel
1:00
3-5-7-10-11-14 CBS Sports Saturday (Old-Timers Baseball Classic)
3r-4s-12s Bicycling: Beverly Hills Invitational
6 Joy of Painting
9 Steeplechase: Colonial Cup International
9r Computer Chronicles
11-20 America
12 MotorWeek
13 Adapting the Past, Building the Future
31 Bionic Woman
1:30
2 Movie "1776"
6 BodyWatch
9 Hydroplane Racing: Thunderboat Regatta
9r From a Country Garden
12 Mechanical Universe
2:00
3r-4s-9-11-12-20 Wide World of Sports (NASCAR Firecracker 400/Bislett International track &
field)
6 GED
9r Joy of Painting
12 Computer Chronicles
13 Innovation
31 Incredible Hulk
2:30
3-5-7-10-11-14 Golf: Canadian Open
9r Lap Quilting with Georgia Bonesteel
12 Money Trends
3:00
2c-7r This Week in Baseball
4 Little House on the Prairie
6 German Professional Soccer
9r French Chef
12 This Old House
31 White Shadow
3:30
2c Light Moments in Sports
7r Rodeo Sports Page
9r This Old House
12 Collectors
13 Collectibles, Etc.
4:00
2 Black Sheep Squadron
2c Fishing the West
3-5-10 Siskel & Ebert & the Movies
3r-4s-12s Heroes: Made in the USA
4 Love Boat
6 Great Chefs of the West
7 Sports Pros & Cons
7r-15 Greatest Sports Legends
9 Small Wonder
9r We're Cooking Now
11-20 Consumer Discount Auctions
12 From a Country Garden
13 Seward Fourth of July Parade
14 Wild Kingdom
31 Gimme a Break!
4:30
2c-7r NBC Nightly News
3-7-10-15 CBS Evening News
3r-4s-9-11-12s-20 ABC World News Tonight
5 Town Talk
6 Collectors
9r Job-a-Thon 2
12 Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin': Outdoors
14 Fame
31 Facts of Life
5:00
2 Star Trek
2c Report to Wyoming
3-5-10 Solid Gold
3r-4s-12s Music City USA
4-7-9-15 News
6 Upstairs, Downstairs
7r-11-20 Siskel & Ebert & the Movies
9r Doctor Who
12 Dialogue
31 New Gidget
5:30
2c News
3r-4s-12s Hee Haw
7r Lorne Greene's New Wilderness
11-20 At the Movies
12 European Journal
14 Solid Gold
15 Barney Miller
31 Mama's Family
Evening
6:00
2 Bob Newhart
2c-7 Entertainment This Week
3-5-10 227
4 NBC Nightly News
6 Agronsky & Company
7r Star Trek
9 Ones Who Win
11-20 Father Murphy
12 Washington Week in Review
13 Newton's Apple
15 Space (pt 1)
31 9 to 5
6:30
2 American Association Baseball: Iowa-Denver
3-5-10 Me & Mrs. C
3r-4s-12s Wheel of Fortune
4 Zappolo One on One
6 Pioneers of Aviation
9-14 Wheel of Fortune
9r Fairly Secret Army

12 McLaughlin Group
13 Sneak Previews
31 Too CLose for Comfort
7:00
2c-4-7r 227
3-5-7-10-14 Space (pt 1)
3r-4s-9-11-12s-20 Star-Spangled Celebration
6-9r-13 Evening at Pops (Fourth of July Concert from Boston)
12 Bodywatch
31 Movie "Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys!"
7:30
2c-4-7r Mr & Mrs. C
12 Country Express
8:00
2c-4-7r Golden Girls
15 West 57th
8:30
2c-4-7r Amen
6 Mystery!
9r A Capitol Fourth-1987
13 Moyers: In Search of the Constitution
9:00
2c-4-7r Hunter
3-5-7-10-14 West 57th
12 Amateur Wrestling: US v USSR
15 News
31 Wrestling
9:30
2 News
6-13 A Capitol Fourth-1987
15 Hee Haw
10:00
2 Saturday Night
2c-3-3r-4-4s-5-7-9-10-12s-14 News
9r Mystery!
11-20 Runaway with the Rich & Famous
31 Bizarre
10:15
3r-4s-12s ABC News
14 Movie "World War III" (pt 1)

10:30
2 Movie "Cheyenne Autumn"
3-5-10 Miami Vice
3r-4s-12 Movie "Planet of the Apes"
7r Saturday Night Live
11-20 ABC News
15 MTV Video Countdown
31 Movie "Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed"
10:35
2c-4 Saturday Night Live
7 Taxi
9 M*A*S*H
10:45
11-20 Late Show (guest host Scott Valentine from Family Ties)
11:00
6 Sneak Previews
9r Austin City Limits
12 Alive from Off Center (x2)
13 Movie "Christmas in July"
11:05
7 Solid Gold
9 WKRP in Cincinnati
11:30
3-5-10 Movie "Foxes"
6 Monty Python's Flying Circus
15 Movie "Moonshine County Express"
11:35
9 Movie "The Jackpot"
11:45
11-20 Movie "Firestarter"
Late Night
Midnight
6-12 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler
9r Statue of Liberty
12:05
4 We Love Lucy
7 Hot Tracks
12:10
13 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler

12:30
3r-4s-12s Hawaii 5-0
31 Laurel & Hardy
1:05
7 Movie "Ghoulies"
1:15
9 ABC News
1:30
2 'Allo 'Allo!
3r-4s-9-12s-15 News
1:35
3r-4s-12s ABC News
1:45
11-20 INN News
2:00
2 Movie "The Final Eye"
31 Movie "The Flight of the Phoenix"
2:05
4 Dancin' to the Hits
9 Movie "Sabata"
2:15
11-20 MTV Video Countdown
2:40
4 Movie "The Lucifer Complex"
3:15
11-20 Dancin' to the Hits
3:45
11-20 Dream Girl USA
4:00
2 Bonanza
4:10
9 CNN Headline News
4:15
11-20 Dance Fever
4:20
4 TBA
4:30
4 Kung Fu
11-20 Hollywood Close-Up
31 Have Gun: Will Travel
4:45
15 Christophers
sign-off times
12:05am: 2c-6-7r-12
12:15am: 13
1am: 9r
1:30am: 3-5-10
2am: 15
2:15am: 3r-4s-12s
Retro: Eastern North Carolina primetime Monday, August 26, 1963

From the Raleigh News and Observer. Listings
run from 7 PM; Norfolk stations are one hour
later than Carolina stations. WVEC/13 (ABC)
Norfolk was not listed at the time.
RALEIGH/DURHAM
WRAL Ch. 5 (ABC/NBC, some CBS)
7 PM Dragnet (the original, with Ben Alexander
as Jack Webb's partner)
7:30 The Dakotas
8:30 Your Funny Funny Films (a forerunner of
America's Funniest Home Videos, with George
Fenneman as host)
9 PM Stoney Burke
10 PM Ben Casey
11 PM ABC News
11:10 Weather
11:15 News
11:25 Movie: "The Love Lottery"
WTVD Ch. 11 (CBS/NBC)
7 PM The Lively Ones

7:30 Dr. Kildare
8:30 Vacation Playhouse
9 PM Comedy Hour Specials: Phil Silvers in
"The Ballad Of Louie The Louse"
10 PM Dick Powell (his NBC anthology series)
11 PM News
11:15 Tonight Show
GREENVILLE/NEW BERN/WASHINGTON
WITN Ch. 7 (NBC/ABC)
7 PM Restless Gun
7:30 NBC Movie: "Mardi Gras"
9:30 Art Linkletter (a celebrity panel tries
to guess the outcome of prefilmed People
Are Funny-type situations)
10 PM David Brinkley's Journal
10:30 Showcase
11 PM News
11:15 Tonight Show
WNCT Ch. 9 (CBS/ABC)
7 PM Peter Gunn
9 PM Comedy Hour Specials
10 PM Password
10:30 McHale's Navy
11 PM News
11:15 Movie
WILMINGTON
WECT Ch. 6 (NBC/CBS/ABC)
7 PM News
7:30 NBC Movie
9:30 Your Funny Funny Films
10 PM Ben Casey
11 PM News
11:15 Tonight Show
NORFOLK, VA
WTAR Ch. 3 (CBS)

7 PM Trails West
10 PM Password
10:30 Stump The Stars (was Pantomime
Quiz in the '50s)
11 PM News
11:25 Movie
WAVY Ch. 10 (NBC)
7 PM Keyhole
7:30 NBC Movie
9:30 Art Linkletter
10 PM David Brinkley's Journal
10:30 Briefing
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight
1 AM Topic
1:30 News
FLORENCE, SC
WBTW Ch. 13 (CBS/ABC)
10 PM Ben Casey
11 PM News
11:20 Movie
Retro: Atlanta Monday, November 4, 1957
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9:30 Ray Milland
10 AM Arlene Francis
10:30 Treasure Hunt
12 N News
12:15 Tic Tac Dough (joined in

progress)
1 PM Movie: "Berlin Correspondent"
(COLOR)
5 PM Comedy Time
5:30 Big Adventure
5:45 Statesmen Quartet
6 PM Amos 'n' Andy
6:30 News
7 PM If You Had A Million (reruns
of The Millionaire)
7:30 Price Is Right (COLOR)
8 PM Restless Gun
8:30 Tales Of Wells Fargo
9 PM Twenty-One
9:30 Turn Of Fate
10 PM Suspicion
11 PM News
11:15 Movie: "Doll Face"

WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
7 AM Jimmy Dean
7:45 News
8:45 News
9 AM Beulah
9:30 Dean's Party Line
10 AM Garry Moore
12 N News
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Guiding Light
1 PM Four Star Playhouse
2 PM Beat The Clock
Party
3 PM Big Payoff
4 PM Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge Of Night

5 PM Mr. And Mrs. North
5:30 China Smith
6 PM I Led Three Lives
6:30 News
News
7 PM Casey Jones
7:30 Robin Hood
8:30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent
Scouts
9 PM Danny Thomas
9:30 December Bride
10 PM Studio One
11 PM News; Movie: "While New
York Sleeps"
WLW-A Ch. 11 (ABC)
8 AM Thoughts For Today
8:15 Gospel Wake-Up
8:30 News And Farm News
8:45 Cartoons
9 AM Skipper Ray
10 AM School Days
10:30 Joyce Hayward
11 AM Movie: "Rose Of The Dragon"
12:30 News
12:45 Miss Who?
2 PM Stu Erwin
2:30 Willy
5 PM Superman
6 PM Flash Gordon
6:30 City Detective
7 PM News
7:30 Parade Of Stars
8 PM Guy Mitchell
8:30 Bold Journey
9 PM Voice Of Firestone
9:30 Lawrence Welk's Top Tunes
And New Talent
10:30 Last Of The Mohicans
11 PM News
11:15 Movie: "Blind Adventure"

Retro: Denver/Casper/Cheyenne/Rapid City Fri 7/10/87
from TV Guide-Northern Colorado edition
Denver/Broomfield
KWGN 2 (Ind)
5:00 Sanford & Son
5:30 Jeffersons
7:00 Scooby-Doo
7:30 Ghostbusters
9:00 Blinky's Fun CLub
9:30 Tom & Jerry
11:00 I Love Lucy
11:30 Bob Newhart
Noon Andy Griffith
12:30 McHale's Navy
1:00 I Love Lucy
1:30 Dick Van Dyke
2:00 Bewitched
2:30 ThunderCats
3:00 Tom & Jerry
3:30 Heathcliff
4:30 Bugs Bunny & Friends
6:00 Jeffersons
6:30 Bob Newhart
7:00 Movie "Grease"
9:00 News
9:30 INN News
Mid. Movie "Mean Dog Blues"
2:00 Movie "The House That Dripped Blood"
4:30 Sanford & Son
KCNC 4 (NBC)
5:00 Morning Agricultural Report (cont'd)
5:15 Before Hours
6:00 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Santa Barbara

10:30 Wordplay
11:30 Scrabble
Noon News
1:00 Another World
3:30 Phil Donahue
4:30 News
6:15 Baseball: NY Mets-Houston
9:00 Love Boat
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show (guest host Pat Sajak)
12:40 News
2:45 Movie "12 Angry Men"
4:30 Kung Fu
KRMA 6 (PBS)
6:15 AM Weather
6:30 Business File

7:00 Personal Time Management
8:00 Teaching Writing: A Process Approach
9:00 Polka Dot Door
10:00 3-2-1 Contact
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Wild, Wild World of Animals
12:30 Owl TV
2:00 Victory Garden
2:30 Lap Quilting with Georgia Bonesteel
3:00 Polka Dot Door
7:30 State of Colorado
8:30 Civilisation
9:30 Top Guns
10:00 Fairly Secret Army
10:30 Stooge Snapshots
11:30 Movie "The Gorilla"

12:45 sign-off
KMGH 7 (CBS)
8:00 $25,000 Pyramid
8:30 Card Sharks
9:00 AM Colorado
Noon News
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Dating Game
3:30 Newlywed Game
4:00 News
5:30 People's Court
7:00 Summer Playhouse
8:00 Dallas
9:00 Twilight Zone

10:00 News
10:35 Taxi
12:05 Movie "Author! Author!"
2:10 Movie "Killer Fish"
4:20 sign-off
KUSA 9 (ABC)
6:00 News
9:00 Oprah Winfrey
10:00 Hour Magazine
Noon News
3:00 Judge
3:30 Card Sharks
4:00 Jeopardy!
4:30 News
7:00 Sledge Hammer

7:30 Mr. Belvedere
8:00 Movie "Consenting Adult"
10:00 News
10:35 M*A*S*H
11:05 Nightline
11:40 Nightlife
12:10 Almost Live from the Comedy Corner
12:40 Off the Wall
1:40 Hit City
2:10 Banacek
KBDI 12 (PBS)
2:30 Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin': Outdoors
3:00 We're Cooking Now
3:30 Homestretch
5:00 Wild Seas, Wild Seals
6:30 3-2-1 Contact
7:00 Nature
8:00 War: A Commentary by Gwynne Dyer
9:00 Presente!
9:30 Teletunes R&B Showcase
10:00 Teletunes (music videos)
11:00 Movie "The Carey Treatment"
12:45 sign-off
KDVR 31 (Fox)
5:30 Rifleman
6:00 Jimmy Swaggart
6:30 Bullwinkle
8:00 Jayce & the Wheeled Warriors
9:00 Munsters
9:30 My Three Sons
10:30 Mayberry RFD
11:00 Dick Van Dyke
11:30 Make Room for Daddy
Noon That's Incredible!
12:30 Movie "711 Ocean Drive"
2:30 Cartoons
3:00 Flintstones
3:30 SilverHawks
4:00 Transformers
4:30 Batman
5:00 Wonder Woman
7:00 Movie "PT 109"
10:00 Bizarre
10:30 Late Show (Rich Hall was guest host)
11:30 Movie "The Black Windmill"
1:30 Ask Dr. Ruth
2:00 Movie "Ride Beyond Vengeance"
4:00 Have Gun: Will Travel
4:30 Make Room for Daddy
Casper
KTWO 2 (NBC)
5:15 Before Hours
7:00 Today
9:00 Phil Donahue
10:30 Wordplay

11:30 Scrabble
Noon Wheel of Fortune
1:00 Another World
3:00 Santa Barbara
4:00 Superior Court
4:30 People's Court
5:30 News
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show
1:35 sign-off
KGWC 14 (CBS)
5:30 Jimmy Swaggart
8:00 $25,000 Pyramid

8:30 Card Sharks
9:00 Price is Right
11:00 Barney Miller
1:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Magnum, PI
5:00 Jeopardy!
6:00 News
8:00 Dallas
9:00 Twilight Zone
10:00 News
10:35 M*A*S*H
2:10 Nightlife
2:40 sign-off
KFNB 20 (ABC)/KFNR 11-Rawlins
5:00 National Shopping Club
9:30 Bargain Hunters
10:00 Ryan's Hope
10:30 Loving
2:00 Home Shopping Game
2:30 CrossWits
3:00 GI Joe
3:30 Big Valley
5:00 News
5:30 Bewitched
6:00 One Big Family
7:00 Sledge Hammer
7:30 Mr. Belvedere
10:00 News
10:30 Nightline
11:00 Late Show (guest host Peter Scolari)
Mid. 700 Club
1:00 INN News
1:30 National Shopping Club
Cheyenne
KGWN 5 (CBS/NBC)/KTVS 3-Sterling/KSTF 10-Scottsbluff
8:00 $25,000 Pyramid
8:30 Card Sharks
9:00 Price is Right
1:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Super Password
4:00 Scrabble
5:30 News
6:00 Fame
8:00 Dallas
9:00 Twilight Zone
10:00 News
2:10 sign-off
Alliance
KTNE 13 (PBS)
6:45 AM Weather
7:00 Sesame Street
8:30 Zoobilee Zoo
9:00 Knowzone
10:30 Food Preserving
11:00 Tennis with Van Der Meer
11:30 Sesame Street
12:30 Knowzone
1:30 Movie "Six of a Kind"

4:00 Sesame Street
5:00 3-2-1 Contact
8:30 Bodywatch
9:00 On Stage at Wolf Trap
10:30 Blake's 7
11:30 Second City Television
12:05 sign-off
Rapid City
KOTA 3 (ABC)/KDUH 4-Scottsbluff/KSGW-12 Sheridan-Gillette
8:00 Phil Donahue
9:30 Bargain Hunters
10:00 Ryan's Hope

10:30 Loving
Noon Yankee Doodle Cricket
4:00 Jeopardy!
4:30 Card Sharks
5:30 News
6:30 M*A*S*H
7:00 Sledge Hammer
7:30 Mr. Belvedere
10:00 News
10:35 Nightline
11:05 Twilight Zone
11:35 700 Club
1:05 News
1:40 sign-off
KEVN 7 (NBC)
5:30 Ag Day
6:00 Jimmy Swaggart
7:00 Today
9:30 Scrabble
10:30 Wordplay
Noon Another World
1:00 Santa Barbara
3:30 GI Joe: A Real American Hero
4:00 Magnum, PI
5:30 News
9:00 Newlywed Game
9:30 Dating Game
10:00 News
10:30 Tonight Show

1:30 News
2:00 sign-off
KBHE 9 (PBS)
6:15 AM Weather
6:30 Body Pulse
7:00 Africans
8:30 Homestretch
9:00 Ice Skating
10:30 Orange Blossom Bebop
11:30 Sesame Street
12:30 Tee Talk
1:00 Indianapolis: City in Concert
2:30 Sesame Street
4:30 3-2-1 Contact

8:30 Midwest Market Analysis
10:00 We'll Meet Again
11:00 In Recital
11:30 Country Express
12:05 sign-off
KPLO 15 (CBS) [that's how TVG listed it in '87, when did the calls change?]
5:30 Good Morning KELO-Land
8:00 $25,000 Pyramid
8:30 Card Sharks
9:00 Price is Right
11:00 News
1:00 Guiding Light
2:30 Scooby-Doo
3:00 Captain 11 Presents

4:00 News
5:00 News
7:00 Dallas
8:00 Twilight Zone
9:00 News
12:35 Throb
2:05 News
2:35 sign-off
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> KPLO 15 (CBS) [that's how TVG listed it in '87, when did the
> calls change?]
At the time, ch.15 was actually a 1kw low-powered repeater, K15AC, which repeated KPLO ch.6
of Reliance, SD (a satellite of KELO ch.11, Sioux Falls). In November 1988, it was upgraded to a
full-powered (690kw) satellite of KELO, as KCLO.
Cleveland/Toledo/Erie/Youngstown-Tuesday December 6, 1966 Part 2 7:30 PM-2AM
From:TV Guide
BW=Black And White (All Network Prime Time Programming appears to be in Color)
Cleveland
3 WKYC NBC
5 WEWS ABC
8 WJW CBS
25 WVIZ NET
Akron
49 WAKR ABC
Erie
12 WICU NBC
24 WJET ABC
35 WSEE CBS
Youngstown
21 WFMJ NBC
27 WKBN CBS
33 WYTV ABC
Toledo
11 WTOL CBS NBC
13 WSPD ABC NBC
7:30
3-12-21 Girl From UNCLE
5-13-24-33-49 Combat!
8-11-27-35 Daktari
25 French Chef-BW
8PM
25 Eugenia Thornton-Books-BW
8:30
3-12-21 Occasional Wife-Comedy
5-13-24-33-49 Rounders-Comedy Western with Chill Wills
8-11-27-35 Red Skelton-Guests:Allen Funt, Abbe Lane
25 Face To Face-BW
9PM
3-12-21 NBC Tuesday Night at the Movies Bridges At Toko Ri 1954
5-13-24-33-49 Pruitts of Southampton-Phyllis Diller Sitcom
25 Segovia Master Class-BW
9:30
5-13-24-33-49 Love On A Rooftop-Judy Carne/Peter Deuel/Rich Little
8-11-27-35 S. Hurok Presents-SPECIAL (Pre-empts Petticoat Junction and CBS Reports)
25 Struggle For Peace-BW
10PM
5-13-24-33-49 Fugitive
25 Westminster Abbey-SPECIAL-BW
11PM
3 News Virgil Dominic
5 News Tom Field-BW
8 News Joel Daly, Doug Adair
11-27 News, Weather, Sports
12-13-21-24-35 News, Weather, Sports BW
33 Movie 13 Ghosts 1960 BW
49 (NBA)Pro Basketball Pistons/Knickerbockers-BW
Several Odd things about this listing:This was obviously a tape delayed game:According to
shrpsports.com, the teams played November 23 (At Detroit-Detroit won 118-100) and December
7 (At Detroit-Detroit wins 118-116)..Regular ABC telecasts didnt start till January usually..What I
wonder is, if it is some sort of syndicated package, why air a two-week old game..Can't see many
people watching especially on 49 which didnt have that may viewers to begin with.
11:10
5 Sports Paul Wilcox-BW
11:15
3 Weather-Wally Kinnan
5 Dorothy Fuldheim Commentary-BW
8 Weather-Dick Goddard
24 Movie-Prisoner Of Shark Island 1936 BW
11:20
3 Sports-Jim Graner
8 Sports-Frank Gleiber
35 Movie-Without Reservations 1946-BW
11:25
5 Movie-The Naked Kiss 1964-BW
8 Movie-The Blue Dahlia 1946-BW
27 Movie-Captain Horatio Hornblower 1051-BW
11:30
3-11-12-21 Johnny Carson
13 Movie Fall of Rome Italian 1961-BW
11:45
33 News-BW
Midnight
33 Movie Continues-BW
49 News-Kenny Halterman-BW
12:10
49 Pro Basketball Detroit/New York-Continues-BW
1AM
3 Star Performance BW
12-21-33 News BW
1:25
8 Movie Gypsy Wildcat 1944 BW
1:30
3 Home And Garden
2AM
3 News
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> From:TV Guide
>
> BW=Black And White (All Network Prime Time Programming
> appears to be in Color)
>
The 1966-67 season was the first in which all network
primetime programs were in color.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
10-03-2005, 10:55 PM #3
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Guest

Tim Lones, presenting listings for the Cleveland area from December, 1966 noted:
> BW=Black And White (All Network Prime Time Programming
> appears to be in Color)
B. Patrick responded:
> The 1966-67 season was the first in which all network
> primetime programs were in color.
Except of coure, for old black-and-white movies.
10-03-2005, 11:11 PM #4
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> > The 1966-67 season was the first in which all network
> > primetime programs were in color.
>
> Except of coure, for old black-and-white movies.
Until Ted Turner colorized them, a couple of decades later.
______________

Around Eastern North Carolina Saturday, August 24, 1963
From the Raleigh News and Observer. WVEC/13
(ABC) Norfolk, VA was not listed at the time.
WNBE (now WCTI)/12 (ABC) New Bern would sign
on two weeks later. Norfolk stations are on
EDT; North and South Carolina, on EST.
RALEIGH/DURHAM
WRAL Ch. 5 (ABC/NBC, some CBS)
7:30 Movie
9 AM Cartoons
10 AM Shari Lewis
10:30 Bozo The Clown
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 Dance Party

2:30 Movie
5:30 Wrestling
7 PM Grand Ole Opry
7:30 Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour
8:30 Hootenanny
9 PM Lawrence Welk
10 PM Fight Of The Week
10:45 Make That Spare (time approximate)
11 PM News
11:15 Movie
WTVD Ch. 11 (CBS/NBC)
7 AM Lost City (I think this was from
The Perils of Nyoka serial, which
Ch. 11 ran a lot back in the day.)
7:30 Ruff And Reddy
8 AM Fury
8:30 King Leonardo
10 AM Alvin Show
10:30 Mighty Mouse
11 AM Rin Tin Tin

11:30 Roy Rogers
12 N Sky King
12:30 Sportsview
12:45 Baseball (not given but Sunday's game
on CBS was White Sox-Yankees, so I
suspect this is the Saturday game as well)
3:30 Ivanhoe (time approximate)
4 PM Movie
5:30 Report From...
6 PM Walt Disney's Wonderful World Of
Color
7:30 Sam Benedict
8:30 The Defenders
10 PM Gunsmoke
11 PM News
11:15 Country Style
GREENVILLE/WASHINGTON
WITN Ch. 7 (NBC/ABC)
8 AM Hospitality House
9 AM Clutch Cargo
9:30 Ruff And Reddy
10 AM Shari Lewis
10:30 King Leonardo
11 AM Fury
12 N Cartoons
1 PM Movie
2 PM Baseball (again, not listed,
but NBC's Sunday game was
Red Sox-Indians, so this may
have been the Saturday game as well)
4:30 Movie (time approximate)
6 PM NBC News
6:15 Bar 7 Roundup (country music)
7 PM Tightrope
7:30 Sam Benedict
8:30 Joey Bishop
9 PM NBC Movie
11:30 News
11:45 Movie
WNCT Ch. 9 (CBS/ABC)
10 AM Bugs Bunny
10:30 Mighty Mouse
11 AM Rin Tin Tin
11:30 Roy Rogers
12 N Sky King
12:30 CBS News
12:45 Baseball (CBS game)
3:30 Big Picture (time approximate)
6 PM Mr. District Attorney
6:30 Highway Patrol
8:30 The Defenders
10 PM Gunsmoke
11 PM News
11:15 Naked City
WILMINGTON
WECT Ch. 6 (NBC/CBS/ABC)
8 AM Children's Gospel Hour
8:30 Light (nothing else given)

9:30 Ruff And Reddy
10 AM Shari Lewis
10:30 King Leonardo
11 AM Fury
12 N Teen Canteen
12:45 Baseball (CBS game)
3:30 Talent Party (time approximate)
5:30 Hootenanny
6 PM Country Cousins
6:30 News
7 PM TBA
7:30 Sam Benedict
8:30 McHale's Navy
9 PM NBC Movie
11:30 Movie
NORFOLK, VA
WTAR Ch. 3 (CBS)
7:30 Comedy Time
10 AM Alvin Show
10:30 Mighty Mouse
11 AM Rin Tin Tin
11:30 Roy Rogers
12 N Sky King
12:30 CBS News
1 PM Sports (local)
1:45 Baseball
5 PM Lone Ranger (time approximate)
5:30 Marshall (I don't know if this is
U.S. Marshal, Marshal Dillon, or
something else altogether)
6 PM Californians
6:30 Contact
7 PM Lloyd Bridges (drama anthology
that aired on CBS Tuesday 8 PM)
8:30 The Defenders
10 PM Gunsmoke
11 PM News
11:20 Movie
WAVY Ch. 10 (NBC)
6:30 Farm Report

7 AM Bugs Bunny (more than likely this
is not the ABC show, which probably
aired at noon on WVEC)
7:30 Pirates Den
8:30 Shipwreck
9 AM Super Car
9:30 Ruff And Reddy
10 AM Shari Lewis
10:30 King Leonardo
11 AM Fury
12 N Mr. Wizard
1 PM Movie
3 PM Baseball
there may be a gap at 5:30
6:30 Wrestling
7:30 Sam Benedict
8:30 Joey Bishop
9 PM NBC Movie
11:30 News
12 M Movie
1:30 News
FLORENCE, SC
WBTW Ch. 13 (CBS/ABC)
8 AM Bozo The Clown
8:30 Super Car
10 AM Alvin Show
10:30 Mighty Mouse
11 AM Rin Tin Tin
11:30 Roy Rogers
12 N Sky King
12:30 CBS News
12:45 Baseball
3:30 Movie (time approximate)
6:30 News
6:50 Sports
7 PM McHale's Navy
8:30 The Defenders
10 PM Gunsmoke
11 PM Movie
I'm going out on a limb and guess that CBS did

a half-hour newscast at 12:30 (EDT), then an
abbreviated one at 12:30 (EST).
I don't recall if Wide World Of Sports aired at
5 PM (EDT)/4 PM (EST), but given the number of
stations airing it at 4 (WFMY also did this before,
and even after, WGHP signed on and pre-empted it),
that might have been the case.
10-03-2005, 11:14 PM #2
Joseph_Gallant
Guest
Re: Around Eastern North Carolina Saturday, August 24, 1963
B. Patrick asks:
> I don't recall if "Wide World Of Sports" aired at
> 5 PM (EDT)/4 PM (EST), but given the number of
> stations airing it at 4 (WFMY also did this before,
> and even after, WGHP signed on and pre-empted it),
> that might have been the case.
Indeed it did.
During it's first Summer on the air (April-September, 1961), "Wide World" aired for two hours
from 5 to 7 P.M. EDT Saturdays. During that first Summer, the then-ABC station here in Boston
(WNAC-7) aired "Wide World" on Sunday afternoons, the day after most of the rest of the
network showed it. The ABC affiliate in Manchester, New Hampshire (WMUR-9) and Providence
station WJAR-10 (which although a primary NBC affiliate, did air some ABC programs until
January 1, 1963, when WTEV-6, now WLNE, signed-on to give the network a fulltime affiliate in
the market) both aired "Wide World" in-pattern on Saturdays at 5 P.M.
When it returned in early 1962, it was broadcast on Saturdays from 5 to 6:30 P.M. EDT (EST when
the entire country was on Standard time) until the mid-1980's, when it was moved to 4:30-6 P.M.
EDT/EST.
Retro: San Antonio Sun 3/31/96
from TV Guide: San Antonio edition
4-KMOL/NBC
5-KENS/CBS
9-KLRN/PBS
12-KSAT/ABC
29-KABB/Fox
35-KRRT/UPN
41-KWEX/Univision
60-KVDA/Telemundo
It's Selena night on Telemundo and Univision...
Morning
5:00
5 Three's a Crowd
29 Harry & the Hendersons

35 Bonanza
41 Noticiero Univision
60 Telemunequitos
5:30
5 Infomercial
41 Buenas Noticias
6:00
4 Drawing Men to Christ
5 Beakman's World
9 America in Perspective
12 Feed Your Mind!
29 Reality Check
35 Biker Mice from Mars
41 Nuestra Familia
60 Por Amor a los Ninos
6:30
5 Infomercial
12 Eyes of Texas
29 Nick News
35 Iron Man
41 Santa Misa
7:00
4 Sunday Today
9 Secret of Life
12 Hour of Power
29 Jelly Bean Jungle
35 Fantastic Four
41 Pinata Loca
60 Kolitas
7:30
29 Happy Ness
35 Baby Huey
8:00
4 Meet the Press
9 Plaza Sesamo
12 Kenneth Copeland
29 Princess Gwenevere
35 GI Joe
60 In Touch
8:30
9 Sesame Street
29 Ultraforce
35 Church Service
41 Temas y Debates
60 Programas Comerciales
9:00
4 Bob Vila's Here Again
12 Good Morning America Sunday
29 Skysurfer Strike Force
41 Misa
9:30
4 Infomercials
5 Texas Country Reporter
9 Barney & Friends
29 Street Sharks
35 Space Strikers
10:00
9 Cat Paws
12 This Week
29 Movie "Visit to a Small Planet"
35 Teknoman
41 Caliente
10:30
5 Face the Nation
9 Magic School Bus
35 Blossom
41 Control
11:00
4 NBA: New York-Orlando
5 Arthritis Telethon (from Fiesta Texas Theme Park)
9 Newton's Apple
12 Church Service
35 WCW Wrestling
41 Fuera de Serie
11:30
9 Today's First Edition
41 Lente Loco
60 Por la Vida de un Nino
Afternoon
Noon
9 GhostWriter
12 Infomercial
29 Movie "Street Knight"
35 Movie "Snow Kill"
41 Domingo Deportivo (Mexican soccer: Guadalajara-Celapa)
12:30
12 TBA
1:00
9 Internet!
12 Auto Racing: IndyCar Australia
60 Tu Onda
1:30
4 Golf: The Players Championship at the TPC
9 McLaughlin Group
2:00
9 Friday
29 NHL: St. Louis-Detroit
35 Movie: TBA
2:30
9 Great Decisions
3:00
9 Educational Programming
12 Women's Golf: The Dinah Shore
60 Futbol: teams TBA
3:30
9 Celebrate Storytelling
4:00
5 Infomercial
35 Movie "Worth Winning"
4:30
5 Hard Copy
9 Movie "A Hard Day's Night"
5:00
4 News
5 CBS Evening News
29 Renegade
41 La Cuchufleta
60 Padrisimo
5:30
4 NBC Nightly News
5-12 News
Evening
6:00
4 Dateline NBC
5 60 Minutes
9 Sandpainting
29 Miracles & Visions: Fact or Fiction?
35 Movie "Benji"
41 Camara Infraganti
60 Salvese Quien Pueda
6:30
9 Wild America
60 La Otra Cosa
7:00
4 Mad About You

5 Cybill
9 Nature
12 Lois & Clark
29 Simpsons
41 Primer Impacto: Edicion Especial (special on Selena)
60 Recordando a Selena (ditto)
7:30
4 NewsRadio
5 Bonnie
29 The Show
8:00
4 Movie "Abducted: A Father's Love"
5 Movie "Tango & Cash"
9 Masterpiece Theatre
12 Movie "Radiant City"
35 Babylon 5
41 Siempre Selena
8:30
29 Local Heroes
60 Pelicula "Politico por error"

9:00
29 News
9:30
9 A Day in the Warsaw Ghetto: A Birthday Trip in Hell
29 Maximum Sports
10:00
4-5-12 News
9 Waiting for God
29 Sightings
35 Star Trek
41 Titulares Deportivos
60 TeleNoticias
10:30
9 Keeping Up Appearances
12 Instant Replay
10:35
4 Land's End
5 Cheers
11:00
9 As Time Goes By
12 Coach
29 Lazarus Man
35 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol (x2)
41 Horangel
11:05
5 Three's Company
11:30
9 Are You Being Served?
12 Extra
11:35
5 Ropers
Late Night
Midnight
9 Survival Spanish
29 Forever Knight
12:05
4 Infomercials
5 Murphy Brown
12:30
12 Inside Edition
41 Lo Mejor de Lente Loco
60 Tu Onda
12:35
5 High Tide
1:00
9 Art of Being Human
12 Movie "The Love Bug"
29-35 Infomercials
41 Onda Max
60 Quien Llevara Esperanza a los Ninos?
1:05
4 Save Our Streets
1:30
29 Jack Van Impe (to 2:00)
1:35
5 Infomercial
2:00
9 Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish (to 3:00)
41 Desde San Antonio
2:05
4 The Extraordinary
2:30
35 Movie: TBA
60 A la Cama con Porcel
3:00
41 Siempre Selena
60 Pelicula "Dos charros y una gitana"
3:05
4 A Current Affair Extra
4:05

5 Rescue 911
4:30
5 This Morning's Business
35 Infomercials
BOSTON TV- MID-DECEMBER 1988
From the Boston Globe
BOSTON TV- MID-DECEMBER 1988
Monday December 12, 1988
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:15am- Test Pattern
6:45am- Sign-on/A.M Weather (Tom Dunn doing the script for the sign-on, David Ives doing the
mission statement)
7:00am- Sesame Street
8:00am- Mister Rogers
10:00am- Read It
10:15am- Fairy Tales
10:30am- Math Works
10:45am- More Books from Cover to Cover
11:00am- Landscape of Geometry

11:15am- Up Close and Natural
12:30pm- It Figures
12:45pm- All About You
1:00pm- The Novel
1:30pm- The Novel
2:00pm- The Novel
2:30pm- Joy of Painting
3:00pm- Collectors
4:30pm- Mister Rogers
5:00pm- Square one TV
5:30pm- 3-2-1 Contact
6:00pm- MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
7:00pm- Silent Mouse
8:00pm- Wonderworks- Anne of Green Gables- The Sequel (Part 2 of 2)
10:30pm-Movie- A Vision Shared: A tribute to Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly
12:00am- News
12:30am- Sign-Off (Tom Dunn doing the script for the sign-off, David Ives doing the mIssion
statement)
4 WBZ (NBC) Westinghouse
5 AM BODY BY JAKE
5:30 BUSINESS THIS MORNING
6 AM NBC NEWS

7 AM TODAY
9 AM HOUR MAGAZINE
10 AM SALE OF THE CENTURY
10:30 CONCENTRATION
11 AM WHEEL OF FORTUNE
11:30 SCRABBLE
12 NOON EYEWITNESS NEWS
1:30 ON TRIAL
2 PM DAYS OF OUR LIVES
3 PM SANTA BARBARA
4 PM WIN LOSE OR DRAW
4:30 FAMILY FEUD
5 PM PEOPLE'S COURT
5:30 LIVE ON 4
6 PM EYEWITNESS NEWS (with Liz Walker, Jack Williams, Bruce
Schweglor, Bob Lobel)
7 PM NBC NEWS
7:30 EVENING MAGAZINE
8 PM ALF
8:30 THE HOGAN FAMILY
9 PM NBC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE: Ill be Home for Christmas (1988)
11:30 TONIGHT - Johnny Carson
12:30 LATE NIGHT - David Letterman

2 AM ON TRIAL
2:30 MAGNUM PI
3:30 MORE REAL PEOPLE
5 WCVB (ABC) Hearst
5 AM CHRONICLE
5:30 NEWSCENTER 5 FIRST
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
9 AM GOOD DAY
10 AM GERALDO
11 AM SALLY JESSIE RAPHAEL
11:30 RYAN'S HOPE
12:30 LOVING
4 PM PHIL DONAHUE
5 PM OPRAH WINFREY
6 PM NEWSCENTER 5 (with Chet Curtis, Natalie Jacobson, Dick Albert and Mike Lynch)
7 PM ABC NEWS
7:30 CHRONICLE
8 PM HITTING HOME (Pre-empted MacGyver)
9 PM NFL MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL- Cleveland Browns at Miami Dolphins (Miami won 38-31)
12 AM NEWSCENTER 5
12:30 NIGHTLINE
1 AM HILL STREET BLUES
2 AM SWEETHEARTS
3 AM DIVORCE COURT
3:30 THE JUDGE
4 AM GOOD DAY
7 WNEV (CBS) NEV TV
6 AM CBS NEWS
6:30 NEWS
7 AM READY TO GO - Children's Show
8 AM THIS MORNING (Delayed One Hour)
10 AM TRIPLE THREAT (game show hosted by Jim Lange)
10:30 FAMILY FEUD (pre-empting Card Sharks at 10:30)
12 NOON NEWS
1:30 BOLD & THE BEAUTIFUL
2 PM AS THE WORLD TURNS

3 PM GUIDING LIGHT
4 PM CAGNEY & LACEY
5 PM NEWS
6 PM NEWS
6:30 CBS NEWS
7 PM WHEEL OF FORTUNE
7:30 JEOPARDY
8 PM NEWHART
8:30 KATE AND ALLIE
9 PM MURPHY BROWN
9:30 DESIGNING WOMEN
10 PM ALMOST GROWN
11 PM NEWS
11:35 JEOPARDY
12:05 HUNTER
1:10 CBS LATE NIGHT MOVIE Stark Mirror Image (1986)
2:40 NEWS
3:10 CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH
38 WSBK (Ind.) Gillette
5:30 BRAVESTARR
6 AM GUMBY
6:30 BATMAN
7 AM HE MAN & SHE RA

7:30 BEVERLY HILL TEENS
8 AM COMIC STRIP
8:30 SCOOBY DOO
9 AM GIDGET
9:30 ANDY GRIFFITH
10 AM BEVERLY HILLBILLIES
10:30 ALICE
11 AM DIVORCE COURT
11:30 AM BOSTON
12 NOON TRAPPER JOHN MD
1 PM MAUDE
1:30 JEFFERSONS
2 PM GUMBY
2:30 MY LITTLE PONY
3 PM GHOSTBUSTERS
3:30 CARE BEARS
4 PM NEW ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS
4:30 DUCKTALES
5 PM FUN HOUSE
5:30 PUNKY BREWSTER
6 PM FAMILY TIES
6:30 JEFFERSONS
7 PM CHEERS
7:30 NHL HOCKEY- Boston Bruins @ Montreal Canadiens (Montreal won 3-1
10 PM HONEYMOONERS
10:30 HERSEYS HOLLYWOOD (with Dana Hersey)
11 PM M*A*S*H
11:30 MORTON DOWNEY JR.
1 AM BARNEY MILLER
1:30 MAUDE
2 AM DICK VAN DYKE
2:30 ODD COUPLE
3 AM HOME SHOPPING NETWORK OVERNIGHT SERVICE
56 WLVI (Ind.) GANNETT
6 AM USA TODAY NEWS
6:30 BIONIC 6
7 AM DENNIS THE MENACE CARTOONS
7:30 GI JOE
8 AM BUGS BUNNY
9 AM JEM
9:30 POPEYE (Theatrical)
10 AM ZOOBILIEE ZOO
10:30 MIGHTY MOUSE
11 AM DE TODO UN POCO (Hispanic affairs show on WLVI)
11:30 WHAT'S HAPPENING
12 NOON LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY
12:30 THAT GIRL
1 PM BEWITCHED
2 PM BUGS BUNNY
2:30 TEDDY RUXPIN
3 PM SMURFS
3:30 C.O.P.S.
4 PM WOODY WOODPECKER
4:30 REAL GHOSTBUSTERS
5 PM 5,4,3,2 RUN
5:30 MOVIE- Seven Alone (1974)
7:30 USA TODAY
8 PM MOVIE Private Resort (1985)
10 PM 56 NEWS AT 10
11 PM USA TODAY
11:30 GONG SHOW
12 MIDNIGHT NEWLYWED GAME
12:30 DATING GAME
1 AM SANFORD AND SON
1:30 THAT GIRL
2 AM TAXI
2:30 BENSON
3 AM SIGN OFF
25 WFXT (Fox) FOX
5 AM MORK AND MINDY
5:30 FAMILY AFFAIR

6 AM LITTLE RASCALS
6:30 FINDERS KEEPERS
7 AM MIGHTY MOUSE AND ALVIN
7:30 DINOSAUCERS
8 AM CASPER
8:30 POPEYE (60s TV)
9 AM MAYBERRY R.F.D
9:30 DAILY MASS
10 AM DUKES OF HAZARD
11 AM MOVIE- Malaga (1960)
1 PM HOLLYWOOD SQUARES
1:30 RELATIVELY SPEAKING
2 PM BUGS AND PORKY
2:30 SNORKS
3 PM YOGI AND PALS
3:30 FLINTSTONES
4 PM JETSONS
4:30 DOUBLE DARE
5:30 HAPPY DAYS
6:30 SILVER SPOONS
7 PM ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
7:30 A CURRENT AFFAIR
8 PM FOX 25 MOVIE The Bishops Wife (1947)

10 PM JERRY WILLIAMS
11 PM A CURRENT AFFAIR
12 MID I LOVE LUCY
12:30 GET SMART
1 AM WKRP IN CINCINNATI
1:30 BENNY HILL
2 AM SIGN OFF
68 WQTV (Ind/ABC) Christian Science Monitor
5 AM JACK BENNY
5:30 BURNS AND ALLEN
6 AM MONITOR REPORT
6:30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LESSON
7 AM PINK PANTHER
7:30 LITTLEST HOBOS
9 AM MUNSTERS
9:30 ADDAMS FAMILY
10 AM MOVIE- Remember (1970)
12 NOON BONANZA
1 PM BIG VALLEY
2 PM THE SAINT
3 PM IRONSIDE
4 PM CHARLIES ANGELS
5 PM BARNABY JONES
6 PM STAR TREK
7 PM TWILIGHT ZONE
7:30 WORLD MONITOR
8 PM BEST OF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
9 PM BEST OF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
10 PM STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO
11 PM WORLD MONITOR
11:30 BARETTA
12:30 MOVIE- Buck Privates Down Home (1947)
2 AM DALLAS
3 AM CANNON
4 AM VEGAS
27 WHLL (Ind.) HILL
5 AM BOB TILTON
6 AM 700 CLUB
7 AM SUCCESS N LIFE
8 AM AEROBICS
8:30 HEART OF THE NATION
9 AM STUDY IN THE WORD
9:30 NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR
10 AM 700 CLUB
11 AM LIAR'S CLUB
11:30 27 WEST
12 PM DYNASTY
1 PM BARNABY JONES
2 PM SUPERIOR COURT
2:30 GOVERNMENT LOANS
3 PM MISTER ED
3:30 ROOM 222
4 PM LITTLE HOUSE ON A PRARIE
5 PM VIDEO REQUEST
6 PM LOST IN SPACE
7 PM BATMAN
7:30 CROOK & CHASE
8 PM MORTON DOWNEY JR
9 PM MOVIE- Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)
11 PM IMPROV TONIGHT
11:30 UNTOUCHABLES
12:30 AM GHOST AND MRS MUIR
1 AM DONNA REED
1:30 FATHER KNOWS BEST
2 AM VIDEO SHOPPING MALL
44 WGBX (PBS)
7 AM MR ROGERS
7:30 INFINITY FACTORY
8 AM NATURE
9 AM MASTERPIECE THEATRE
10 AM MOVIE And Then There Was None (1945)
12 NOON WILD KINGDOM
1 PM MOVIE- The Little Princess (1939)
2:30 MOVIE- The Milky Way (1946)
4 PM FREE FROM FEARS
5 PM JOHN MCLAUGHLINS ONE ON ONE
5:30 OPEN MIND
6 PM SESAME STREET
7 PM NIGHTLY BUSINESS
7:30 MCNEIL LEHRER NEWSHOUR
8:30 LOST IN TIME
9:30 OUR PLACE IN THE SUN
10 PM NEWS
10:30 NIGHTLY BUSINESS
11 PM MCNIEL LEHR NEWSHOUR
12 MID SIGN OFF
Retro: Greensboro/Charlotte/Raleigh/Roanoke primetime Tuesday, November 5, 1957
run from 7 PM.
7 PM State Trooper
7:30 Name That Tune
8 PM Phil Silvers Show
8:30 O. Henry Playhouse (O. Henry
was from Greensboro.)
9:30 Red Skelton Show
10:30 Silent Service
11 PM Weather
11:05 Sports Final
11:10 News
11:20 Movie: "Court Intrigue"
7 PM Arthur Smith
7:30 Frontier
8 PM Phil Silvers
8:30 Count Of Monte Cristo
9:30 Red Skelton
10:30 Mama
11 PM Weather
11:05 News
11:15 Sports
11:25 Movie
7 PM Mental Gymnastics
7:30 Hygiene
8:15 Painting
9 PM Darkroom
9:30 Faith And Arts
10 PM Final Edition
7 PM Lone Ranger
7:30 I'm The Law
8 PM George Gobel Show (COLOR)
9 PM Jerry Lewis special
10 PM The Californians
10:30 State Trooper
11 PM Weather
11:05 News
11:15 Ray Reeve Sports
11:30 Tonight (Jack Paar)

7 PM Bulova Watch Time
7:30 Name That Tune
8 PM Phil Silvers
8:30 Eve Arden Show
9:30 Studio 57
10:30 Assignment: Foreign Legion
11 PM News
11:15 Detective (don't know what
this is, unless it's International
Detective)
11:45 Express (Pony Express?)
7 PM Wyatt Earp
7:30 Playhouse (which, I wonder?)
8 PM George Gobel
9 PM Jerry Lewis
10 PM Pat Boone Chevy Showroom
11 PM Brooks Lindsay (news)

11:10 Weather
11:15 Theater (don't know what this is,
since it runs just 15 minutes)
11:30 Tonight
7 PM Playhouse
7:30 Election Returns (Virginia governor's
race)
8 PM George Gobel
9 PM Jerry Lewis
10 PM Californians
11 PM Election Returns
11:30 Tonight
6 PM Movie
7:20 Esso Reporter
7:30 Cheyenne
8:30 Boots And Saddles
9 PM Broken Arrow
9:30 Playhouse
10 PM West Point
10:30 Star Theater
7 PM Star Performance
7:30 Date With The Angels
8 PM George Gobel
9 PM Jerry Lewis
10 PM OSS
11 PM The Falcon
11:30 Tonight
7 PM Sports Focus (America's first
look at Howard Cosell)
7:30 Cheyenne
8:30 Wyatt Earp
9 PM Broken Arrow
9:30 Telephone Time
10 PM West Point
10:30 Confidential (Pentagon: Confidential?)

7 PM China Smith
7:30 Name That Tune
8 PM Phil Silvers
8:30 Police Call
9:30 The Way
10:30 Playhouse
11 PM News
BOSTON TV- LATE WINTER 1988
Friday March 11, 1988
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:15- Test Pattern
7AM- Sesame Street
8AM- Mister Rogers

8:30- Sesame Street
9:30- Mister Rogers
10AM- Educational Programming
2:30- Joy of Painting
3pm- Frugal Gourmet
3:30- Sesame Street
4:30- Mister Rogers
5pm- Square One TV
5:30- 3-2-1 Contact
7pm- When Bad Things Happen to Good People
9PM- Hollywood Legends: Grace Kelly: The American Princess
10pm- Movie- The Swan (1956)
11:45pm- The Ten OClock News (repeat)
12:15am- sign-off
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC) Westinghouse
5 AM GETTING IN TOUCH
5:30 BEFORE HOURS
6 AM NBC NEWS
7 AM TODAY
9 AM WIL SHRINER
10 AM HOUR MAGAZINE
11:30 SCRABBLE
1:30 LOVE CONNECTION
3 PM SANTA BARBARA
4 PM MAGNUM PI
5 PM PEOPLE'S COURT
5:30 LIVE ON 4
6 PM EYEWITNESS NEWS (with Liz Walker, Jack Williams, Bruce Schweglor, Bob Lobel)
7 PM NBC NEWS
8 PM HIGHWAYMAN
9 PM MIAMI VICE
10 PM SONNY SPOON
1:30 FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS
3 AM EVENING MAGAZINE
3:30 HAWAII-5-O

WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
5 AM CHRONICLE
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
9 AM GOOD DAY
10 AM DIVORCE COURT
10:30 THE JUDGE
11:30 RYAN'S HOPE
12:30 LOVING
4 PM PHIL DONAHUE
5 PM OPRAH WINFREY
7 PM ABC NEWS
7:30 CHRONICLE
8 PM PERFECT STRANGERS
8:30 FULL HOUSE
9 PM MR. BELVEDERE
9:30 THE THORNS

10 PM 20/20
11 PM NEWSCENTER 5
11:30 NIGHTLINE
12 MID FRIDAY THE 13TH
1 AM DIVORCE COURT
1:30 THE JUDGE
2 AM WEVE GOT IT MADE
2:30 DOM DELUISE
3 AM NIGHT SHIFT
4 AM GOOD DAY
WNEV-TV 7 (CBS)
6:30 NEWS
7 AM CBS THIS MORNING
9 AM HIGH ROLLERS
9:30 BLACKOUT
10 AM NANCY MERRILL
12 NOON NEWS
3 PM GUIDING LIGHT
4 PM 100,000 DOLLAR PYRAMID
4:30 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES
5 PM LIVE AT 5
6 PM NEWS
6:30 CBS NEWS
7:30 JEOPARDY
8 PM BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
9 PM DALLAS
10 PM FALCON CREST
11 PM NEWS
12:05 TOP OF THE POPS
1:05 LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS
2:05 RUNAWAY WITH THE RICH AND FAMOUS
2:35 NEWS
3:05 EBONY/JET SHOWCASE
3:35 SIGN-OFF
6 AM 20 MINUTE WORKOUT
6:30 RAMBO
7 AM GHOSTBUSTERS
7:30 HE MAN
8 AM SHE RA
8:30 BRAVE STARR
9 AM SPIRAL ZONE
9:30 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES
10 AM ANDY GRIFFITH
10:30 ALICE
11 AM DICK VAN DYKE
11:30 A.M BOSTON
12 NOON LOU GRANT
1 PM VEGAS
2 PM GALAXY RANGERS
2:30 SABER RIDERS
3 PM SCOOBY DOO
3:30 BEVERLY HILLS TEENS
4 PM COMIC STRIP
4:30 DUCKTALES
5 PM PUNKY BREWSTER
5:30 ONE DAY AT A TIME
6 PM FAMILY TIES
6:30 BOSOM BUDDIES
7 PM CHEERS
7:30 BARNEY MILLER
8 PM MOVIE LOFT Tales That Witness Madness
10 PM HONEYMOONERS -
10:30 ODD COUPLE
11 PM M*A*S*H
12 MID ALFRED HICHCOCK
12:30 TWILIGHT ZONE
1 AM ALICE
1:30 ODD COUPLE
2 AM TRAPPER JOHN MD
3 AM SIGN OFF
6 AM BIONIC 6
6:30 TRANSFORMERS
7:30 TOM AND JERRY
8 AM BUGS BUNNY
8:30 FLINTSTONES
9 AM JEM
10 AM MIGHTY MOUSE
10:30 ZOOBILEE ZOO (Would leave Syndication later in the year and move To PBS)
11 AM DE TODO UN POCO
11:30 POINT OF VIEW
12 NOON GOOD TIMES
12:30 THAT GIRL
1 PM COLLEGE BASKETBALL- Syracuse .vs. Boston College (1988 Big East Tournament from
Madison Square Garden in New York)
3 PM TEDDY RUXPIN
3:30 SMURFS
4 PM REAL GHSOTBUSTERS
4:30 GI JOE
5 PM GIMME A BREAK
5:30 BRADY BUNCH
6:30 WEBSTER
7 PM FACTS OF LIFE
7:30 TAXI
8 PM MOVIE Fire Starter (1984)
10 PM 56 NEWS AT 10
11 PM NEWLYWED GAME
11:30 DATING GAME
12 MIDNIGHT WRESTLING
1 AM USA TONIGHT
1:30 AUTO RACING
2:30 MEDICAL JOURNAL
3 AM SIGN-OFF
25 WFXT (Fox) FOX
5 AM 700 CLUB (Fox moved this to an unviable Time Slot. TV 27 would pick up the live feed)
6 AM LITTLE RASCALS (Fox just pulled Jimmy Swaggart when it got wind of his misconduct)
6:30 MACRON ONE
7 AM TOP CAT
7:30 DINOSAUCERS
8 AM MIGHTY MOUSE
8:30 CASPER
9 AM MAYBERRY RFD
9:30 DAILY MASS
10 AM FOR THE LIFE IN THE CHILD
11 AM MOVIE- Light in the Piazza (1962)
1 PM CHIPS
2 PM DEFENDERS OF THE EARTH
2:30 POPEYE (TV 60'S)
3 PM ALVIN SHOW
3:30 PORKY PIG
4 PM BUGS BUNNY
4:30 JETSONS
5 PM DOUBLE DARE
5:30 HAPPY DAYS
6:30 SILVER SPOONS
7 PM GIMME A BREAK
8 PM FOX 25 MOVIE Tribute (1980)
10:30 BENNY HILL
11 PM FOX LATE SHOW
12 MID GET SMART
12:30 I LOVE LUCY
1 AM SIGN OFF
5 AM UNDERSTANDING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
5:30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR REPORT
6 AM MORNING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LESSON
6:30 CAPTAIN KANGAROO
7 AM PINK PANTHER
8 AM LITTLEST HOBO
8:30 ADDAMS FAMILY
9 AM MUNSTERS
10:30 MOVIE- Men of the Dragon (1974)
12 NOON BONANZA
1 PM BIG VALLEY
2 PM THE SAINT
3 PM IRONSIDE
5 PM SCARECROW & MRS KING
6 PM BARNABY JONES
7 PM CAROL BURNETT
7:30 BOB NEW HART
8 PM MOVIE- Deadline (1980)
10 PM ROCKFORD FILES
11 PM BOB NEWHART
11:30 KOJAK
12:30 BONANZA
1:30 MOVIE- Simba (1955)
3:10am SIGN OFF
27 WHLL (Ind) HILL
5 AM HOME SHOPPING NETWORK VARIETY OVERNIGHT EDITION
6 AM JIMMY SWAGGART (Picked Up From WFXT)
6:30 KENNETH COPELAND
7 AM PTL CLUB
8 AM FREEDOM FROM FAT
9 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
10 AM 700 CLUB (Picked up from WFXT)
11 AM SUCCESS N LIFE
12 NOON BARNABY JONES
1 PM MOVIE- Jane Doe (1983)
3 PM WEIGHT CONTROL
3:30 SUPERIOR COURT
4 PM MOVIE- Demonoid (1981)
6 PM ART OF LOOKING YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL
7 PM UNTOUCHABLES
8 PM MOVIE Spartacus (1960)
12 AM FINANCIAL FREEDOM
1 AM HOME SHOPPING NETWORK VARIETY OVERNIGHT

44 WGBX (PBS) WGBH EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
1 PM SIGN-ON/THE WEST OF THE IMAGINATION
2 PM FRONTLINE
3 PM HEADACHE: THE ANCIENT ENEMY
4 PM GOTTSCHALK: AMUSICAL PORTRAIT
5 PM FIRING LINE
6 PM SESAME STREET
7 PM NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT
7:30 MACNEIL/LEHRER NEWSHOUR
8:30 THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BROTHER
9:30 SAY BROTHER
10 PM NEWS (because Ch.2 was carrying the Movie)
10:30 NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT
11 PM SIGN-OFF
BOSTON TV- LATE FALL 1987
Thursday December 3, 1987
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:15- Test Pattern
6:45- Sign-on/AM Weather (Tom Dunn doing the script for the sign-on, David Ives doing the
mission statement)
7AM- Sesame Street
8AM- Mister Rogers
8:30- Sesame Street
9:30- Mister Rogers
10AM- Instructional TV
11:30- Sesame Street
12:30- Instructional TV
3pm- French Chef
3:30- Woodwrights Shop
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers
5:30- 3-2-1 Contact
7pm- Square One TV
8:05 A Christmas Special with Luciano Pavarotti
9:15- Mystery!- Lord Peter Wimsey: Gaudy Night (Part 3 of 3)
10:20- James Galways Christmas Carol
11:25- One More Season
12:30am- sign-off
5 AM GETTING IN TOUCH
5:30 BEFORE HOURS

6 AM NBC NEWS
7 AM TODAY
9 AM WIL SHRINER
10 AM HOUR MAGAZINE
11:30 SCRABBLE
3 PM SANTA BARBARA
4 PM MAGNUM PI
5 PM PEOPLE'S COURT
5:30 LIVE ON 4
6 PM EYEWITNESS NEWS (with Liz Walker, Jack Williams, Bruce Schweglor, Bob Lobel)
7 PM NBC NEWS
8 PM PRESIDENT REAGANS ADDRESS
8:30 COSBY SHOW
9 PM A DIFFERENT WORLD
9:30 CHEERS
10 PM NIGHT COURT
10:30 L.A LAW

12 AM TONIGHT - Johnny Carson
1 AM LATE NIGHT - David Letterman
3 AM HAWAII-5-O
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
5 AM CHRONICLE
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
9 AM GOOD DAY
10 AM DIVORCE COURT
10:30 THE JUDGE
11:30 RYAN'S HOPE
12:30 LOVING
4 PM PHIL DONAHUE
5 PM OPRAH WINFREY
7 PM ABC NEWS
7:30 CHRONICLE
8:30 SMITHSONIANS TREASURES (pre-empting Sledge Hammer, why?)
9:30 MOVIE- Plaza Suite
11:30 NEWSCENTER 5
12 MID NIGHTLINE
12:30 HILL STREET BLUES
2 AM NEWSCENTER 5 (replay of 11pm)
2:30 MOVIE- Babes in Arms (1939)
4 AM GOOD DAY
WNEV-TV 7 (CBS)
6:30 NEWS
7 AM CBS THIS MORNING
9 AM JEOPARDY!
9:30 25,000 DOLLAR PYRAMID
10 AM NANCY MERRILL
12 NOON NEWS

3 PM GUIDING LIGHT
4 PM HOLLYWOOD SQUARES
4:30 NEWLYWED GAME
5 PM LIVE AT 5
6 PM NEWS
6:30 CBS NEWS
7:30 JEOPARDY
8:30- THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF SANTA CLAUS
9:30- SIMON AND SIMON
10:30- KNOTS LANDING
11:30 NEWS
12:35 NIGHT HEAT
1:45- CBS LATE MOVIE- Wild Horses (1985)
3:15 NEWS
3:45 NANCY MERRILL
6:30 RAMBO
7 AM GHOSTBUSTERS
7:30 HE MAN
8 AM SHE RA
8:30 SCOOBY DOO
9 AM SPIRAL ZONE
9:30 JOURNAL
10 AM ANDY GRIFFITH
10:30 PHYLLIS
11 AM ALICE
11:30 DICK VAN DYKE
12 NOON LOU GRANT
1 PM VEGAS
2 PM GALAXY RANGERS
2:30 SABER RIDERS
3 PM BEVERLY HILLS TEENS
3:30 COMIC STRIP
4 PM BRAVE STARR
4:30 DUCKTALES
5 PM TRAPPER JOHN M.D
6 PM FAMILY TIES
6:30 JEFFERSONS
7 PM CHEERS
7:30 BARNEY MILLER
8 PM MOVIE LOFT Laura (1944)
10 PM HONEYMOONERS -
10:30 ODD COUPLE

11 PM M*A*S*H
12:30 TWILIGHT ZONE
1 AM MAUDE
1:30 SIGN OFF
6 AM BIONIC 6
6:30 TRANSFORMERS
7:30 TOM AND JERRY
8 AM BUGS & WOODY
8:30 FLINTSTONES
9 AM JEM
10 AM MIGHTY MOUSE
10:30 ZOOBILEE ZOO (Would leave Syndication later in the year and move To PBS)
11 AM CNN HEADLINE NEWS
12:30 THAT GIRL
1 PM BEWITCHED
2 PM BUGS & WOODY
2:30 MY LITTLE PONY
3 PM TEDDY RUXPIN
3:30 SMURFS
4 PM REAL GHSOTBUSTERS
4:30 GI JOE
5 PM BRADY BUNCH
5:30 BRADY BUNCH
6:30 WEBSTER
7 PM FACTS OF LIFE
7:30 TAXI
8 PM MOVIE D.O.A (1950) (COLOR)
10 PM 56 NEWS AT 10
11 PM DATING GAME
11:30 MATCH MAKER
12 MIDNIGHT USA TONIGHT
12:30 SIGN-OFF
25 WFXT (Fox) FOX
5 AM 700 CLUB (Fox moved this to an unviable Time Slot. TV 27 would pick up the live feed)
6 AM MACRON I
6:30 CASPER
7 AM DEFENDERS OF THE EARTH
7:30 DINASOURCERS
8 AM MIGHTY MOUSE
8:30 CASPER
9 AM FAMILY AFFAIR
9:30 DAILY MASS
10 AM 700 CLUB
12 NOON LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE
1 PM I LOVE LUCY
1:30 MAYBERRY RFD
2 PM POPEYE (TV 60'S)
2:30 PORKY PIG
3 PM BUGS BUNNY
3:30 ALVIN & THE CHIPMUNKS (Original)
4 PM DINOSAUCERS
4:30 THE JETSONS
5 PM HAPPY DAYS
5:30 DIFF'RENT STROKES
6 PM GIMME A BREAK
6:30 SILVER SPOONS
7 PM BENNY HILL
8 PM FOX 25 MOVIE - The Day the Loving Stopped (1981)
11 PM BENNY HILL
11:30 FOX LATE SHOW
1 AM I LOVE LUCY
1:30 100000 DOLLAR PYRAMID
2 AM SIGN OFF
5 AM MORNING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LESSON
5:30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR REPORT
6 AM ABC NEWS (ABC)
7 AM THREE STOOGES
7:30 LITTLEST HOBO
8 AM DANGER MOUSE
8:30 ADDAMS FAMILY
9 AM MUNSTERS
10 AM MOVIE- Desperate Moment (1953)
12 NOON THE SAINT
1 PM BURNS AND ALLEN
1:30 JACK BENNY
2 PM MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY
2:30 MC HALE'S NAVY
3 PM IRONSIDE
5 PM WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY
6 PM STAR TREK
7 PM SCARECROW AND MRS KING
8 PM MOVIE- The Braves (1971)
11 PM BOB NEWHART
11:30 KOJAK
12:30 BARETTA
1:30 BONANZA
2:30 SIGN OFF
27 WHLL (Ind) HILL
5 AM KENNETH COPELAND
5:30 700 CLUB
7 AM PTL CLUB
8 AM RICHARD ROBERTS
9 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
10 AM SUCCESS N LIFE
11 AM JERRY FAWELL
12 NOON TWELVE OClock High
1 PM BARNABY JONES
2 PM MOVIE- Midnight (1939)
4 PM ADDAMS FAMILY
4:30 BATMAN
5 PM WORLD WIDE WRESTLING
6 PM UNTOUCHABLES
7 PM SUPERIOR COURT
7:30 MOVIE Where the Ladies Go (1980)
9:30 TBA
10 PM MOVIE- Fahrenheit 451 (1966)
12 MID HOME SHOPPING NETWORK VARIETY OVERNIGHT

1 PM SIGN-ON/GAVEL TO GAVEL (the Massachusetts House of Representative Program)
5 PM TONY BROWNS JOURNAL
5:30 WORLD CHRONICLE
6 PM SESAME STREET
7 PM NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT
8:30 AGENDA FOR A SMALL PLANET
9:30 VISIONS
10 PM NEWS (Channel 2 WGBH was Carrying Mystery!)
11 PM SIGN-OFF
BOSTON TV- EARLY WINTER 1987
BOSTON TV- EARLY WINTER 1987
Wednesday January 7, 1987
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:15- Test Pattern
mission statement)
7AM- Sesame Street

8AM- Mister Rogers
8:30- Sesame Street
9:30- Mister Rogers
10AM- Instructional TV
12PM- Model United Nations
1PM- Instructional TV
3pm- French Chef
3:30- World of Animals
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers
5:30- 3-2-1 Contact
7pm- Dr. Who
8pm- Discover: The World of Science
9pm- We are Family
10pm- The Ten Oclock News (with Christopher Lydon and Gail Harris)
10:30- Nightly Business Report
11pm- The Blues
12am- The Ten Oclock News- (repeat of 10pm)
12:30- Sign-Off
5 AM CROOK & CHASE

5:30 BEFORE HOURS
6 AM NBC NEWS
7 AM TODAY
9 AM OPRAH WINFREY
10 AM HOUR MAGAZINE
11:30 SCRABBLE
3 PM SANTA BARBARA
4 PM MAGNUM PI
5 PM PEOPLE'S COURT
5:30 LIVE ON 4
7 PM NBC NEWS
8 PM HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN
9 PM GIMME A BREAK
9:30 YOU AGAIN?
10 PM ST. ELSEWHERE

2:30 PRIME TIME
3 AM COMMUNITY AUDITIONS (with Dave Maynard)
3:30 MORE REAL PEOPLE
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
5 AM CHRONICLE
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
9 AM GOOD DAY
10 AM DIVORCE COURT
10:30 THE JUDGE
11 AM HOLLYWOOD SQUARES
11:30 RYAN'S HOPE
12:30 LOVING
4 PM AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL
5 PM PHIL DONAHUE
7 PM ABC NEWS
7:30 CHRONICLE
8 PM PERFECT STRANGERS
8:30 HEAD OF THE CLASS
9 PM DYNASTY
10 PM HOTEL
11 PM NEWSCENTER 5
11:30 NIGHTLINE
12 MID DYNASTY
1 AM SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL
1:30 NEWSCENTER 5 (replay of 11pm)
2 AM LATE MOVIE The Bride Goes Wild (1948)
4 AM GOOD DAY
WNEV-TV 7 (CBS)
6:30 NEWS
9:30 JEOPARDY
10 AM 25,000 DOLLAR PYRAMID
10:30 MORNING LIVE
12 NOON NEWS
2:30 CAPITOL
3 PM GUIDING LIGHT
4 PM JEOPARDY
4:30 NEWLYWED GAME
6 PM NEWS (with Dolores Handy and Dave Wright, Harvey Leonard and John Dennis)
7 PM CBS NEWS
8 PM NEW MIKE HAMMER
9 PM MAGNUM P.I
10 PM THE EQUALIZER
11 PM NEWS
12 MID ADDERLY
1:10 CBS LATE NIGHT MOVIE One-Trick Pony (1980)
2:30 NEWS
6:30 RAMBO
7 AM GHOSTBUSTERS
7:30 HE MAN
8 AM THE GOBOTS
8:30 SCOOBY DOO
9 AM WHEELED WARRIORS
9:30 JOURNAL
10 AM MAVERICK
11 AM HARRY O
12 NOON ONE MILLION DOLLAR CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
12:30 DICK VAN DYKE
1 PM ANDY GRIFFITH
2 PM SUPERFRIENDS
2:30 GALAXY RANGERS
3 PM SHE-RA
3:30 HE-MAN
4 PM RAMBO
4:30 GHOSTBUSTERS
5 PM LOU GRANT
6 PM QUINCY
7 PM M*A*S*H
7:30 BARNEY MILLER
8 PM MOVIE LOFT The Outfit (1974)
10 PM HONEYMOONERS
10:30 HONEYMOONERS
11 PM M*A*S*H
12:30 TWILIGHT ZONE
1 AM MAUDE
1:30 SIGN OFF
6 AM POPEYE (Theatrical)
6:30 FLINTSTONES
7:30 THUNDERCATS
8 AM HEATHCLIFF
8:30 MY LITTLE PONY
9 AM INSPECTOR GADGET
9:30 TOM AND JERRY
10 AM BUGS BUNNY/WOODY WOODPECKER
10:30 ZOOBILEE ZOO
11 AM HEADLINE NEWS
12 NOON TRUE CONFESSIONS
12:30 THAT GIRL
1 PM BEWITCHED
2 PM FLINTSTONES
2:30 MASK
3 PM SMURFS
3:30 SILVERHAWKS
4 PM TRANSFORMERS
4:30 GI JOE
5 PM BRADY BUNCH
5:30 BRADY BUNCH
6 PM THREES COMPANY
6:30 BENSON
7 PM FACTS OF LIFE
7:30 TAXI
8 PM MOVIE Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
10 PM 56 NEWS AT 10
10:30 INN NEWS
11 PM NIGHTLIFE
11:30 SANFORD AND SON
12 MIDNIGHT NEWS
12:30 TELESHOPPING
1 AM SIGN OFF
25 WXNE (Ind.) CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING NETWORK
5 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
5:30 FORCE FIVE
6 AM PINK PANTHER
6:30 CASPER
7 AM JETSONS
7:30 CENTURIONS
8 AM DEFENDERS OF THE EARTH
8:30 BUGS BUNNY
9 AM PORKY PIG
9:30 CASPER
10 AM 700 CLUB
11:30 DAILY MASS
12 NOON DICK VAN DYKE SHOW
12:30 MAYBERRY R.F.D
1 PM GET SMART
1:30 GILLIGANS ISLAND
2 PM CASPER
2:30 PORKY PIG
3 PM BUGS BUNNY
3:30 DEFENDERS
4 PM CENTURIONS
4:30 THE JETSONS
6 PM DIFFRENT STROKES
6:30 GIMME A BREAK
8 PM MOVIE- The Great Wallendas (1978)
10 PM MATT HOUSTON
11 PM GET SMART
11:30 700 CLUB
1 AM SIGN OFF
68 WQTV (Ind/NBC/ABC/CBS) Christian Science Monitor
6 AM ABC NEWS (ABC)
7 AM BIZ NET NEWS
8 AM NEW ZOO REVUE
8:30 POLKA DOT DOOR
9 AM 10 AM SALE OF THE CENTURY (NBC)
9:30 BLOCKBUSTERS (NBC)
10 AM WEBSTER(ABC)
10:30 CARD SHARKS (CBS)
11 AM FAME FORTUNE ROMANCE (ABC)
11:30 STRIKE IT RICH
12 NOON SUPER PASSWORD (NBC)
12:30 WORDPLAY (NBC)
1 PM ANOTHER WORLD (NBC)
2 PM CONNIE MARTENSEN
2:30 MOVIE- The Tunnel (1935)
4 PM MOVIE- The North Star (1943)
6 PM STRIKE IT RICH
6:30 TOP 40 VIDEOS
7 PM MOVIE- Tarzan, the Fearless (1933)
10 PM JIMMY SWAGGART
10:30 CRAZY EDDIES

11 PM TELEPHONE AUCTION
12 MID SIGNOFF
27 WHLL (Ind) HILL
7 AM JIM AND TAMMY
9 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
9:30 MOVIE- Blood Sport (1973)
11 AM WALTONS
12 PM LOOK AT ME NOW
12:30 MOVIE- Strange and Deadly Occurrence (1974)
2 PM GREEN ACRES
2:30 CAN YOU BE THINNER
4 PM LOVE BOAT
6 PM SUPERIOR COURT
6:30 PEOPLE'S COURT
7 PM THE SAINT
8 PM MOVIE Eddie Macons Run (1983)
10 PM BARNABY JONES
11 PM MISTER ED
11:30 LATE MOVIE Mitchell (1975)
1:30 RECORD GUN

2 AM UNTOUCHABLES
3 AM SAINT
4 AM COMBAT
1 PM SIGN-ON/GAVEL TO GAVEL (the Massachusetts House of Representative Program)
5 PM ONE ON ONE
5:30 SESAME STREET
7 PM FACES OF JAPAN
8 30 SOMETHING ABOUT THE BLUES
9:30 TONY BROWNS JOURNAL
10 PM NEWS (same as CH. 2)
11 PM SIGN-OFF
BOSTON TV- MID-WINTER 1986
BOSTON TV- MID-WINTER 1986
Tuesday January 14, 1986
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:15- Test Pattern
mission statement)
7AM- Sesame Street
8AM- Mister Rogers
8:30- Sesame Street
9:30- Mister Rogers
12PM- Sesame Street
1PM- Educational Programmming
3pm- French Chef
3:30- Wide World of Animals
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers
5:30- 3-2-1 Contact
7pm- Dr. Who
8pm- Nova
9pm- Jews of Moscow
10pm- The Ten Oclock News (with Christopher Lydon and Gail Harris)
11pm- The Presidential Election of 1984
12am- Sign-Off
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC) Group W
6 AM NBC NEWS
7 AM TODAY
9 AM HOUR MAGAZINE
10 AM SANTA BARBARA
11 AM SALE OF THE CENTURY
11:30 SCRABBLE
2 PM DAYS OF OUR LIVES (ONE DAY BEHIND)
3:30 $1 MILLION CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
4 PM HAWAII-FIVE-O
5 PM PEOPLE'S COURT
6 PM EYEWITNESS NEWS (with Liz Walker, Jack Williams, Bruce Schweglor and Bob Lobel)
7 PM NBC NEWS
7:30 STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS (with Governor Dukakis)
8 PM A TEAM
9 PM RIPTIDE
10 PM REMINGTON STEELE
11 PM NEWS
11:30 TONIGHT-Johnny Carson
12:30 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN
2:30 COMING TOGETHER
3 AM- COMMUNITY AUDITIONS
3:30 LOVE BOAT
4:30- MORE REAL PEOPLE
5 WCVB (ABC) Metromedia
5 AM CHRONICLE
5:30 NEWSCENTER 5
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
9 AM PHIL DONAHUE
10 AM GOOD DAY
11:AM DIVORCE COURT
11:30 RYAN'S HOPE
12:30 LOVING
4 PM DYNASTY
7 PM ABC NEWS
8 PM WHO'S THE BOSS
8:30 GROWING PAINS
9 PM MOONLIGHTING
10 PM SPENSER FOR HIRE
11 PM NEWSCENER 5
11:30 NIGHTLINE
12 MIDNIGHT SALLY JESSIE RAPHAEL
12:30 DIVORCE COURT
1 AM NEWSCENTER 5
1:30 MOVIE The Search (1948)
3:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS
4 AM GOOD DAY
7 WNEV (CBS) New England Broadcasters (Formerly WNAC-TV owned By RKO)
6:30 NEWS
9 AM FAMILY FEUD
9:30 LET'S MAKE A DEAL

10 AM 25,000 $ PYRAMID
10:30 MORNING LIVE
12 NOON NEWS
12:30 YOUNG & THE RESTLESS
2:30 CAPITOL
3 PM GUIDING LIGHT
4 PM JEOPARDY
4:30 MATCH GAME
5 PM NEWLYWED GAME
6 PM NEWS
7 PM CBS NEWS
8 PM BUGS BUNNYS 50th Anniversary CELEBRATION
9 PM GRAND OLE OPRYS 60TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
11 PM NEWS
11:30 SIMON AND SIMON
12:40 MADIGAN
2 AM NEWS
38 WSBK (Ind.) KKR
6:30 UNDERDOG
7 AM VOLTRON
7:30 HE MAN
8 AM GO BOTS
8:30 SCOOBY DOO
9 AM FAT ALBERT
9:30 JOURNAL
10 AM MORNING MOVIE The Longest Hundred Miles (1967)
12 NOON CAN YOU BE THINNER?
1 PM ANDY GRIFFITH
1:30 BILKO
2 PM TRANZOR Z
2:30 VOLTRON
3 PM JAYCE AND THE WHEELED WARRIORS
3:30 GO BOTS
4 PM HE MAN
4:30 SHE RA
5 PM QUINCY
6 PM HART TO HART
7 PM M*A*S*H
7:30 BARNEY MILLER
8 PM MOVIE LOFT Amelia Earhart (1976)
11 PM M*A*S*H

12 MID COMEDY BREAK
12:30 MAUDE
1 AM BREAK THE BANK
1:30 SIGN OFF
56 WLVI (Ind.) GANNETT (Sold By Field In Summer Of 1983)
6 AM BOZO THE CLOWN
6:30 FLINTSTONES
7 AM MASK
7:30 HEATHCLIFF
8:30 TOM AND JERRY
9 AM MIGHTY MOUSE
10 AM NEW ENGLAND TODAY
11 AM INNDAY NEWS
11:30 ALL ABOUT US
12 NOON ITS A GREAT LIFE
12:30 WHATS HOT
1 PM BEWITCHED
1:30 CASPER
2 PM FLINTSTONES
2:30 TOM AND JERRY
3 PM INSPECTOR GADGET
3:30 GI JOE
4 PM TRANSFORMERS
4:30 THUNDERCATS
5 PM BRADY BUNCH
5:30 HAPPY DAYS
6 PM THREES COMPANY
7 PM BENSON
7:30 TAXI
8 PM MOVIE- The Diary of Anne Frank (1959)
10 PM 56 NEWS AT 10
10:30 CARSON'S CLASSICS
11 PM BIZARRE
11:30 BENNY HILL
12 MIDNIGHT 56 NEWS AT 10
12:30 SIGN OFF
25 WXNE (Ind.) CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING NETWORK
6 AM D JAMES KENNEDY
6:30 JIMMY SWAGGART
7 AM JETSONS
7:30 CAPTAIN HARLOCK
8 AM ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS
8:30 GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
9 AM EIGHT IS ENOUGH
10 AM THE 700 CLUB

11:30 DAILY MASS
12 NOON LEAVE IT TO BEAVER
12:30 MCHALE'S NAVY
1 PM CHIPS
2:30 SUPERFRIENDS
3 PM POPEYE
3:30 ROBOTECH
4 PM JETSONS
4:30 JETSONS
5 PM LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE
6 PM DIFFERENT STROKES
6:30 GIMME A BREAK
7:30 WKRP IN CINCINNATI
8 PM MOVIE Cape Fear (1962)
10 PM MATT HOUSTON
11 PM COMEDY TONIGHT
11:30 CBN TELETHON
1 AM INN NEWS
1:30 SIGN OFF
68 WQTV (Ind/NBC/ABC/CBS) Arlington Broadcasters
6 AM ABC NEWS (ABC)
7 AM MIGHTY HERCULES
7:30 SPEED RACOR
8 AM ROBOTECH
8:30 MULTI TRIM
9 AM NEW LOVE AMERICAN STYLE (ABC)
9:30 NEW CARD SHARKS (CBS)
10 AM BRUCE FORSYTHS HOT STREAK (ABC)
10:30 FLYING NUN
11 AM MEDICAL CENTER
12:30 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (NBC)
1 PM ANOTHER WORLD (NBC) A DAY BEHIND
2 PM ON BOOKS
2:30 MOVIE- Guns of Diablo (1964)
4 PM PRESS YOUR LUCK (CBS)
4:30 MOVIE- The Captive City (1952)
6 PM I DREAM OF JEANNIE
6:30 FLYING NUN
7 PM MEDICAL CENTER
8 PM MOVIE- Kill and Go Hide (1977)
10 PM MILLIONAIRE MAKER
11 PM CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS
11:30 HERE'S LUCY
12 MIDNIGHT BIG VALLEY
1 AM ROCKFORD FILES
2 AM SIGN OFF
27 WSMW (ind./PREVIEW) SIBOS TV
5 AM JIM AND TAMMY
6:30 DAWN
7 AM HEATHCLIFF
7:30 SUPERFRIENDS
9 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
9:30 NEWS
10 AM MOVIE- The Best Things in Life are Free (1956)
12 NOON DYNASTY
1 PM MOVIE- Johnny Tiger (1966)
3 PM HEATHCLIFF
3:30 WORLD OF SUPER ADVENTURE
4 PM DENNIS THE MENACE-Jay North
5 PM LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE
6 PM PEOPLE'S COURT
7 PM SUBSCRIPTION TV
5 PM SIGN-ON/ONE ON ONE
5:30 SESAME STREET
6:30 GAVEL TO GAVEL
7:30 STATE OF THE STATE ADRESS (Governor Dukakis)
8 PM MACNEIL/LEHRER NEWSHOUR (joined in Progress)
8:30 THE NEWS MEDIA
9:30 PREVENTING NUCLEAR WAR
10:30 MASTERPIECE THEATER
11:30 SIGN-OFF
Monday March 11, 1985
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:15- Test Pattern
mission statement)
7AM- Sesame Street
8AM- Mister Rogers
8:30- Sesame Street

12PM- Sesame Street
1PM- Educational Programmming
2:30- Magic Of Oil Painting
3pm- French Chef
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers
5:30- 3-2-1 Contact
7pm- Dr. Who
8pm- Movie- The Music Man (1962)
11pm- Nightly Business Report
11:30- Sign-Off
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC) Group W
6 AM NBC NEWS
7am- Today
9am- Hour Magazine
10am- Time Machine
10:30- Sale of the Century
11am- Wheel of Fortune (NBC daytime)

11:30- Scrabble
3pm- Santa Barbara
4pm- Love Boat
5pm- The People's Court
5:30- Live on 4 (with Joyce Kulhawik)
6pm- Eyewitness News at 6- (with Liz Walker, Jack Williams, Bruce Schweglor, Bob Lobel)
8pm- TV Bloopers and Practical Jokes
9pm- Movie- Most Beautiful Girl in the World (1985)
12:30- Late Night with David Letterman
2:00am- Evening Magazine
2:30- Primetime
3am- Nosotros
4am- More Real People
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
5 AM CHRONICLE
5:30 NEWSCENTER 5
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
9am- Donahue
10am- Good Day
11am- Tattletales
11:30- Ryan's Hope
12pm- NewsCenter 5
12:30- Loving
4pm- Rituals
4:30- Rhoda
6pm- NewsCenter 5- (with Chet Curtis, Natalie Jacobson, Dick Albert and Lee Webb?)
7:30- Chronicle
8pm- Hardcastle and McCormack
9pm- Movie- Kicks (1985)
11pm- NewsCenter 5
11:30- Nightline
12am- Night Gallery

12:30- Movie- If Winter Comes (1947)
3:20am- Five on Five
4:00am- Good Day!
WNEV-TV 7 (CBS)
6:30 NEWS
9am- Jeopardy!
9:30- $25,000 Pyramid
10am- Morning Live
10:30- Press Your Luck
11AM- The Price is Right
12pm- News
12:30- Young and the Restless
1:30- As The World Turns
2:30- Capitol
3pm- Guiding Light
4:30- Match Game
5pm- Name That Tune

8pm- Scarecrow and Mrs. King
9pm- Kate and Allie
9:30- Newhart
10pm- Cagney and Lacey
11pm- News
12am- Simon and Simon
1:10- McMillan and Wife
2:30- News
38 WSBK (Ind.) Storer
6:30 ROMPER ROOM
7 AM BATMAN
7:30 VOLTRON
8 AM FAT ALBERT
8:30 GROOVY GOOLIES
9 AM MY THREE SONS
9:30 DAYTIME
10 AM STARSKY AND HUTCH
11:30 DIVORCE COURT
12 NOON AFTERNOON MOVIE- The Millionaires (1961)
2 PM HOGANS HEROES
2:30 ANDY GRIFFITH
3 PM SCOOBY DOO
3:30 FAT ALBERT
4 PM VOLTRON
4:30 HE MAN
5 PM QUINCY
6 PM ONE DAY AT A TIME
6:30 JEFFERSONS
7 PM M*A*S*H
7:30 BARNEY MILLER
8 PM MOVIE LOFT- The Missiles of October (1974)
10 PM ODD COUPLE
10:30 DICK VAN DYKE
11 PM M*A*S*H
11:30 ANYTHING FOR THE MONEY
12 MID MOVIE- The Road to Singapore (1940)
1:10am- SIGN OFF
56 WLVI Gannett
6 AM BOZO THE CLOWN
6:30 FLINTSTONES
7 AM TOM AND JERRY
7:30 INSPECTOR GADGET
8:30 FLINTSTONES
9 AM POPEYE (THEATRICAL)
10 AM POINT OF VIEW
10:30 DE TODO UN POCO
11:30 INN MIDDAY EDITION
12 NOON ALIVE AND WELL
1 PM MIGHTY MOUSE
1:30 CASPER
2 PM FLINTSTONES
2:30 BUGS BUNNY/WOODY WOODPECKER
3 PM TOM AND JERRY
3:30 HEATHCLIFF
4:30 TOM AND JERRY
5 PM BRADY BUNCH
5:30 BRADY BUNCH
6:30 LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY
7:30 TAXI
8 PM 8 OCLOCK MOVIE (1977)
10 PM NEWS
10:30 SANFORD AND SON
11 PM BIZARRE
11:30 BENNY HILL
12 MID INN NEWS
12:30 THREE'S COMPANY
1 AM MAN FROM UNCLE
2 AM SIGN OFF
25 WXNE Christian Broadcasting Network
5 AM 700 CLUB
6:30 JIMMY SWAGGART
7 AM FORCE FIVE
7:30 LITTLE RASCALS (1929-1938)
8 AM STAR BLAZERS
9 AM FAMILY
10 AM 700 CLUB
11:30 DAILY MASS
12 NOON THE RIFLEMAN
1 PM MCHALES NAVY
2 PM GILLIGANS ISLAND
2:30 CARTOONS
6:30 MORK AND MINDY
8 PM PRIME MOVIE 25- Rio Conchos (1964)
10 PM-700 CLUB
11:30- MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
12:30am- INN NEWS
1:00am- SIGN OFF
27 WSMW (Ind.) SIBOS
6:30 MORNING STRETCH
7 AM INSIDE WORCESTER
8:30 WALTONS
9:30 JIMMY SWAGGART
11 AM WALTONS
12 NOON CNN HEADLINE NEWS
1 PM PEOPLES COURT
1:30 HAZEL
2 PM MOVIE- The Cheyenne Social Club (1970)
4 PM FLYING NUN
4:30 DONNA REED
5 PM FATHER KNOWS BEST
6 PM SOLID GOLD
68 WQTV (Ind/NBC/ABC/CBS) Arlington
5 AM BIZ NET NEWS
6 AM ABC NEWS
7:30 SPEED RACOR
8 AM F TROOP
8:30 GOMER PYLE
9 AM ANOTHER WORLD (NBC)
10 AM BODY LANGUAGE (CBS)
10:30 NEWLYWED GAME
11 AM TRIVIA TRAP (ABC)
11:30 FAMILY FEUD (ABC)
1 PM PERRY MASON
2 PM BIG VALLEY
3 PM PLASTIC MAN
3:30 SUPERMAN
4 PM THATS INCREDIBLE
4:30 CAROL BURNETT
5 PM MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW
5:30 BOB NEWHART
6 PM BLACK SHEEP SQUANDRON
7 PM DALLAS
8 PM DELVECCHIO
9 PM MANNIX
10 PM MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW
10:30 BOB NEWHART
11 PM JACK BENNY
11:30 HONEYMOONERS
12 MID SIGN OFF
1 PM SIGN-ON/GAVEL TO GAVEL
5 PM ELECTRIC COMPANY
5:30 SESAME STREET
6:30 BUSINESS REPORT
7 PM CONGRESS
7:30 EXPLORING LANGUAGE
8 PM INTRO TO COMPUTERS
9 PM MACNEIL/LEHRER NEWSHOUR

10:30 JEANNETTE RANKIN: THE WOMAN WHO SAID NO
11:30 SIGN-OFF
Friday December 14, 1984
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:15- Test Pattern
6:45- Sign-on/AM Weather (Tom Dunn doing the sign-on script, David Ives doing the mission
statement)
7AM- Sesame Street
8AM- Mister Rogers
8:30- Sesame Street
10AM- Zarabanda
11am- Educational Program
12pm- Sesame Street
1pm- Educational Program
2:30- Magic of Oil Painting
3pm- French Chef

4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers
5:30- 3-2-1 Contact
7pm- Doctor Who
8pm- Washington Week
8:30- Wall $treet Week
9pm- Great Performances- Dance in America- An Evening of Dance and Conversation with
Martha Graham
10:30- News
11pm- Business Report
11:30- Sign-Off
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC)
6 AM NBC NEWS
7am- Today
9am- Hour Magazine
10am- Facts of Life
10:30- Sale of the Century
11am- Wheel of Fortune (NBC daytime)
11:30- Scrabble
3pm- Santa Barbara
4pm- Love Boat
5pm- The People's Court
5:30- Live on 4 (with Joyce Kulhawik)
6pm- Eyewitness News at 6- (with Liz Walker, Jack Williams, Bruce Schweglor, Bob Lobel)
8pm- V
9pm- Miami Vice
10pm- Hot Pursuit
12:30- Friday Night Videos
2am- Eyewitness News
3 AM- Movie- Where the Lions Rule (1976)
4:30 People Are Talking
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
5 AM CHRONICLE
5:30 NEWSCENTER 5
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
9am- Donahue
10am- Good Day
11am- Tattletales
11:30- Ryan's Hope
12pm- Newscenter 5
12:30- Loving
4pm- Rituals
4:30- Rhoda
6pm- Newscenter 5- (with Chet Curtis, Natalie Jacobson, Dick Albert and Lee Webb?)
7:30- Chronicle
8pm- Benson
8:30- Webster
9pm- NFL Football- Los Angeles Rams @ San Francisco 49ers (49ers won 19-16, and under Joe
Montana, would go on to win Super Bowl 19)
12am- NewsCenter 5
12:30- Nightline
1am- Movie- Malibu High (1979)
3am- NewsCenter 5
3:30- Night Shift
4am- Good Day
WNEV-TV 7 (CBS)
6:30 NEWS
9am- Jeopardy!
9:30- $25,000 Pyramid
10am- Morning Live
10:30- Press Your Luck
12pm- News
2:30- Capitol
3pm- Guiding Light
4:30- Match Game
5pm- Name That Tune

8pm- Dukes of Hazzard
9pm- Dallas
10pm- Falcon Crest
11pm- News
12am- Hot Hit Video
1am- Kung Fu
2am- Movie- Barquero (1970)
3:55am- Sign-Off
38 WSBK (Ind.) Storer
6:30 ROMPER ROOM
7 AM SCOOBY DOO
7:30 HE MAN
8 AM FAT ALBERT
8:30 BUGS AND PORKY
9 AM GROOVY GOOLIES
9:30 DAYTIME
10 AM EMERGENCY
11:30 DIVORCE COURT
12 NOON AFTERNOON MOVIE- Wild and Wonderful (1964)
2 PM UNDERDOG
2:30 POPEYE
3 PM SUPERFRIENDS
3:30 SCOOBY DOO
4 PM HE MAN
4:30 VOLTRON
5 PM QUINCY
6 PM ONE DAY AT A TIME
6:30 JEFFERSONS
7 PM M*A*S*H
7:30 BARNEY MILLER
8 PM MOVIE LOFT- Suppose they Gave A War and Nobody Came (1970)
10:30 ODD COUPLE
11 PM M*A*S*H
11:30 ANYTHING FOR THE MONEY
12 MID HARRY O
1 AM MOVIE- Charlie Chan in Dead Men Tell (1941)
3 AM SIGN OFF
56 WLVI Gannett
6 AM BOZO THE CLOWN
6:30 FLINTSTONES
7 AM TOM AND JERRY
7:30 INSPECTOR GADGET
8 AM BUGS BUNNY
8:30 FLINTSTONES
9:30 CASPER
10 AM NEWS
12 NOON ALIVE AND WELL
1 PM MIGHTY MOUSE
2 PM NO MANS VALLEY
2:30 BUGS BUNNY AND WOODY WOODPECKER
3 PM TOM AND JERRY
3:30 HEATHCLIFF
4:30 BRADY BUNCH
5 PM BRADY BUNCH
5:30 THIS WEEKS MUSIC
7:30 TAXI
8 PM 8 OCLOCK MOVIE- Fitzwilly (1967)
10 PM NEWS
10:30 ARCHIE BUNKERS PLACE
11 PM BIZARRE
11:30 LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS
12 MID GOOD TIMES

12:30 INN NEWS
1 AM MAN FROM UNCLE
2 AM SIGN OFF
25 WXNE Christian Broadcasting Network
5 AM 700 CLUB
6 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
7 AM PINK PANTHER
7:30 MIGHTY MOUSE
8 AM POPEYE (TV)
8:30 STAR BLAZERS
9 AM FAMILY
10 AM 700 CLUB
11:30 DAILY MASS
12 NOON THE RIFLEMAN
12:30 RAT PATROL
1 PM MCHALES NAVY
1:30 GET SMART
2:30 PINK PANTHER
3 PM FORCE FIVE
3:30 FLASH GORDON
6:30 MORK AND MINDY
8 PM PRIME MOVIE 25- Code Name: Red Roses (1969)
10 PM 700 CLUB
11 PM PROTECTORS
11:30 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE
12:30 INN NEWS
1 AM CHRISTIAN CHILDRENS FUND
1:30 GUILTY OR INNOCENT
2 AM SIGN OFF
27 WSMW (PREVIEW) SIBOS
6:30 NEW ZOO REVUE
7:30 NEWS
8 AM JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE
8:30 JIMMY SWAGGART
9 AM PREVIEW-SUBSCRIPTION TV
68 WQTV (Ind/NBC/ABC) Arlington
5 AM BIZ NET NEWS
6 AM ABC NEWS
7:30 PLASTICMAN
8:30 GOMER PYLE
9 AM PETTICOAT JUNCTION
9:30 F TROOP
10 AM MY AVORITE MARTIAN
10:30 HOUSE CALLS
11 AM BIG VALLEY
1 PM DATING GAME
1:30 NEWLYWED GAME
2 PM ANOTHER WORLD (NBC)
3 PM SPEED RACER
3:30 PLASTIC MAN
4 PM MOVIE- Twist of Fate (1954)
6 PM MANNIX
7 PM DALLAS
8 PM ROCKFORD FILES
9 PM CANNON
10 PM KOJAK
11 PM THATS INCREDIBLE
11:30 HONEYMOONERS
12 MID SOUL TRAIN

1 AM SIGN OFF
5 PM SIGN-ON/AMERICAN INTERESTS
5:30 SESAME STREET
6:30 BUSINESS REPORT
7 PM MACNEIL/LEHRER NEWSHOUR
8 PM SAY BROTHER
8:30 PRESENTE
9 PM AUSTIN CITY LIMITS
10 PM NEWS
10:30 CREATIVITY WITH BILL MOYERS
11 PM BUSINESS REPORT
11:30 SIGN-OFF (Same time as WGBH 2, how weird?)
Retro: Evansville/Paducah Sun 6/22/80
from TV Guide, Evansville-Paducah edition
Paducah/Cape Girardeau/Harrisburg/Carbondale: 3 WSIL-ABC, 6 WPSD-NBC, 8 WSIU-PBS, 12

KFVS-CBS, KET KET 21/23/35/53-PBS
Evansville: 7 WTVW-ABC, 9 WNIN-PBS, 14 WFIE-NBC, 25 WEHT-CBS
Atlanta: 17A WTBS
Morning
5:00
17A Between the Lines

6:00
12 Christopher Closeup
14 This is the Life
17A James Robison
6:30
12 This is the Life
14 Farm Show
17A It is Written
6:45
6 Weather
7:00
3 Gerald Derstine Shares
6 Montage
7 New Hope
12 Skatebirds
14 14 Country Magazine
17A Three Stooges & Friends
25 Amazing Grace Bible Class
KET Sesame Street (x3)
7:30
3 Day of Discovery
6 Gospel Singing Jubilee
7 Because We Care
12 Jason of Star Command
14 Gigglesnort Hotel
25 James Robison
8:00
3 James Robison
7 Bethel Temple TV Church
14 Reborn
17A Partridge Family
25 Power for Today
8:30
3-7 Oral Roberts
6 Paducah Devotion
14 Little Rascals
17A Gilligan's Island
25 Jerry Falwell
9:00
3 Jerry Falwell
7 Rex Humbard
14 Superman
17A Leave It to Beaver
9:15
6 Hamilton Brothers
9:30
6 Christopher Closeup
14 Movie "Keep 'Em Flying"
17A Movie "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone"
25 Robert Schuller
10:00
3 Don Young
6 Changed Lives
7 Day of Discovery
9 Sesame Street
KET Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
10:30
3 Animals, Animals, Animals
6 Herald of Truth
7 Jimmy Swaggart
12 Face the Nation

KET Once Upon a Classic
11:00
3-7 Issues & Answers
6 Accent
9 Super Serial Showcase
12 Insight
14 America's Top 10
KET Studio See
11:30
3 Kids are People Too
6-14 Meet the Press
7 Tri-State Town Hall
9 Movie: TBA
12 Human Dimension
17A Movie "Buller for a Badman"
KET Zoom
Afternoon
Noon
6 Racers
7 Point of View
12 Movie "The Idol"

14 Tarzan
25 Six Million Dollar Man
KET Washington Week in Review
12:30
6 Rex Reed's Movie Guide
9 Faith for Today
KET Wall Street Week
1:00
3 Cameras in Motion
6 TBA
7 Gilligan's Island
9 Movie "The Lady from Shanghai"
14 Movie "Duel in the Sun"
25 Medical Center
KET Comment on Kentucky
1:15
6 Baseball: St. Louis-Cincinnati
17A Movie "The Saxon Charm"
1:30
3 Auto Racing: 1980 NHRA Gatornationals

7 America's Athletes-1980
KET Ben Wattenberg's 1980
2:00
12-25 Sports Spectacular (Professional Underwater Sportsman Competiton pt 2/International

Single Seat Unlimited Auto Racing Championships)
KET Exploring the Restless Sea
2:30
3-7 NASL Soccer: Los Angeles-Toronto
KET Photography: Here's How
3:00
8 The Lunts: A Life in the Theater
12-25 Golf: Canadian Open
14 Marty Robbins' Spotlight
17A Movie "Wilderness Journey"
KET Footsteps
3:30
9 Wall Street Week
14 SportsWorld (World Championship of Amateur Bowling)
KET Sneak Previews
3:45
6 SportsWorld (JIP)
4:00
8 Arts in a Technological Society
9 Public's Business
KET Julia Child & Company
4:30
9 Victory Garden
KET Old Houseworks
5:00
3 ABC News
6-12 News
7 Lawrence Welk
8-9 Presumed Innocent
14 14 Country Magazine
17A Wrestling
25 Face the Nation
KET Victory Garden
5:30
3 Wild Kingdom
6-14 NBC News
12-25 CBS News

KET Cookin' Cajun
Evening
6:00
3-7 Movie "Captains Courageous"
8 Outdoors with Art Reid
9 Nova
12-25 60 Minutes
17A Baseball: Chicago Cubs-Atlanta
KET First Churchills
6:30
8 Wall Street Week
7:00
6-14 CHiPs
8-9-KET Odyssey
12-25 Archie Bunker's Place
7:30
12-25 One Day at a Time
8:00
3-7 Movie "Romeo & Juliet"
6-14 Movie "The Steel Cowboy"

8-9-KET Masterpiece Theatre
12-25 Alice
8:30
12-25 Jeffersons
17A Porter Wagoner
9:00
8-9 Ben Wattenberg's 1980
12-25 Trapper John
17A Up Close
KET Bill Moyers' Journal
9:30
8-9 Sneak Previews
17A Ruff House
10:00
6-14 News
12-25 CBS News
17A Open Up
10:15
12-25 News
10:30
6 Lifeline (x2)
9 Movie "The Third Man"
12 Gunsmoke
14 Movie "King Creole"
25 Nashville on the Road
10:50
3 ABC News
7 News
11:00
25 Jack Van Impe Presents
11:05
3 700 Club
11:20
7 ABC News
11:30
12 For Our Times
25 Alias Smith & Jones

11:35
7 Jerry Falwell
Late Night
Midnight
12 With This Ring
17A Baseball (repeat of 7pm)
12:15
12 News
12:35
7 News
2:30
17A Movie "The Snorkel"
4:30
17A Love, American Style
Boston TV- Early May 1989
BOSTON TV- MAY 1989

Tuesday May 2, 1989
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:45am- Sign-on/A.M Weather (Tom Dunn doing the script for the sign-on, David Ives doing the
mIssion statement)
10:00am- Reading Rainbow
10:30am- Thinkabout
10:45am- Like You, Like Me
11:00am- Nutrition
12:30pm- Russian Language and People
1:00pm- Solve It
1:15pm- American Legacy
1:30pm- Fairy Tales
1:45pm- Community of Living Things
2:00pm- Return of the Art Maker
2:15pm- Voyage of the Mimi
2:30pm- William Alexander
3:00pm- This Old House

5:00pm- Reading Rainbow
5:30pm- 3-2-1 Contact
6:00pm- MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
7:00pm- Creatures, Great & Small
8:00pm- Nova- "The Right Stuff"
9:00pm- Frontline- "Extrodinary People"
10:00pm- The Ten O'Clock News (with Christopher Lydon and Carmen Fields)
10:30pm- Nightly Business Report
11:00pm- The Ring of Truth
12:00am- The Ten O'Clock News (repeat of 10 o'clock)
12:30am- Sign-Off (Tom Dunn doing the script for the sign-off, David Ives doing the mIssion
statement)
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC)
5 AM BODY BY JAKE
5:30 BUSINESS THIS MORNING
6 AM NBC NEWS
7:00am- Today
9:00am- Family Medical Center
9:30am- Love Connection
10:00am- Win, Lose or Draw (NBC daytime version hosted by Vicki Lawrence)
10:30am- Classic Concentration
11:00am- Wheel of Fortune
11:30am- Scrabble
12:00pm- Eyewitness News at Noon (with John Henning)

12:30pm- People are Talking
1:30pm- Generations
2:00pm- Days of Our Lives
3:00pm- Santa Barbara
4:00pm- Win, Lose or Draw (the Syndicated version hosted by the late Bert Convy)
4:30pm- Family Feud (the Syndicated Version of the CBS Game Show hosted by the late Ray
Combs)
5:00pm- People's Court (Judge Wapner, Rusty and Doug)
5:30pm- Eyewitness News
6:00pm- Eyewitness News (with Liz Walker, Jack Williams, Bruce Schwegglor and Bob Lobel)
7:00pm- NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw
7:30pm- Evening Magazine
8:00pm- Matlock
9:00pm- In the Heat of the Night
10:00pm- Midnight Caller
11:00pm- Eyewitness News
11:30pm- Best of Carson
12:30am- Late Night with David Letterman
1:30am- Eyewitness News
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
5 AM CHRONICLE
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
7:00am- Good Morning America (with Charles Gibson and Joan Lunden)
9:00am- Good Day! (with Eileen Prose)

10:00am- Geraldo
12:00pm- NewsCenter 5 Midday (with Jim Boyd, Susan Wornick and Bob Copeland)
12:30pm- Loving
1:00pm- All My Children
2:00pm- One Life To Live
3:00pm- General Hospital
4:00pm- Phil Donahue
5:00pm- Oprah Winfrey
6:00pm- NewsCenter 5 (with Chet Curtis, Natalie Jacobson, Dick Albert and Mike Lynch)
7:00pm- ABC World News Tonight with Peter Jennings
7:30pm- Chronicle
8:00pm- Whos The Boss
8:30pm- The Wonder Years
9:00pm- Roseanne
9:30pm- Have Faith
10:00pm- Thirtysomething
11:00pm- NewsCenter 5
11:30pm- ABC News Nightline
12:00am- Days End
1:00am- USA Today
1:30am- Hill Street Blues
WNEV-TV 7 (CBS- (Who was the News Lineup for Channel 7 in 1989)

6 AM CBS NEWS
6:30 NEWS
7:00am- Ready To Go (Local Kids Show hosted by Scot Reese and Liz Callaway)
8:00am- CBS This Morning (DELAYED ONE HOUR)
10:00am- Cagney & Lacey
11:00am- The Price is Right
12:00pm- News (what was Channel 7s news title in 1989)
12:30pm- The Young and the Restless
1:30pm- The Bold and the Beautiful
2:00pm- As The World Turns
3:00pm- Guiding Light
4:00pm- Kate & Allie
4:30pm- Inside Edition
5:00pm- News
6:00pm- News
6:30pm- CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
7:00pm- Wheel of Fortune
7:30pm- Jeopardy!
8:00pm- Tour of Duty
9:00pm- Guts and Glory (Part 2 of 2)
11:00pm- News
11:35pm- Jeopardy!
12:05am- The Pat Sajak Show

5:30 DICK VAN DYKE
6 AM BRAVESTARR
6:30 THUNDERCATS
7 AM HE MAN AND SHE RA
7:30 BEVERLY HILLS TEENS
8 AM COMIC STRIP
8:30 SCOOBY DOO
9 AM GIDGET
9:30 ANDY GRIFFITH
10:30 ALICE
11 AM DIVORCE COURT
11:30 AM BOSTON
12 NOON TRAPPER JOHN MD
1 PM MAUDE
1:30 JEFFERSONS
2 PM GUMBY
2:30 CARE BEARS
3 PM GHOSTBUSTERS
3:30 SCOOBY DOO
4 PM NEW ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS
4:30 DUCKTALES
5 PM FUN HOUSE
5:30 PUNKY BREWSTER
6 PM FAMILY TIES
6:30 FAMILY TIES
7 PM CHEERS
7:30 NEWHART
8 PM BASEBALL- Boston Red Sox @ Minnesota Twins
11 PM M*A*S*H
11:30 ST. ELSEWHERE
12:30 MORTON DOWNEY JR.
1:30 HOGANS HEROES
2 AM HOME SHOPPING NETWORK OVERNIGHT SERVICE
6 AM TRANSFORMERS
6:30 GI JOE
7:30 TOM & JERRY
8:30 POPEYE (THEATRICAL)
9 AM MIGHTY MOUSE
9:30 JEM
10 AM ZOOBILEE ZOO
10:30 BIONIC 6
11 AM WEBSTER
11:30 ARCHIE BUNKERS PLACE

12 NOON DATING GAME
12:30 NEWLYWED GAME
1 PM THAT GIRL
1:30 BEWITCHED
2:30 TEDDY RUXPIN
3 PM SMURFS
3:30 TOM & JERRY
4 PM C.OP.S
4:30 REAL GHOSTBUSTERS
5 PM WELCOME BACK, KOTTER
5:30 WEBSTER
6 PM CHARLES IN CHARGE
6:30 FACTS OF LIFE
7 PM THREES COMPANY
7:30 NIGHT COURT
8 PM MOVIE Three Amigos (1986)
10 PM 56 NEWS AT 10
11 PM ARSENIO HALL
12 MIDNIGHT GONG SHOW
12:30 PAID PROGRAMMING
3 AM SIGN OFF
25 WFXT (Fox) FOX
6 AM LITTLE RASCALS
6:30 FAMILY AFFAIR
7 AM MIGHTY MOUSE AND ALVIN
7:30 DINOSAUCERS
8 AM CASPER
8:30 POPEYE (TV)
9 AM MAYBERRY R.F.D
9:30 DAILY MASS
10 AM I LOVE LUCY
10:30 BRANDED
12 NOON MOVIE Fort Vengeance (1953)
1:30 GUNS OF WILL SONNETT
2 PM DOUBLE DARE
2:30 BUGS AND PORKY
3 PM SNORKS
3:30 YOGI BEAR
4 PM FLINTSTONES
4:30 JETSONS
5:30 HAPPY DAYS
6 PM STRAIGHT TO THE HEART
7 PM ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
8 PM FOX 25 MOVIE Bad Boys (1983)

11 PM A CURRENT AFFAIR
11:30 ON TRIAL
12 MID ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
12:30 RELATIVELY SPEAKING
1 AM WKRP IN CINCINNATI
1:30 BENNY HILL
2 AM SIGN OFF
68 WQTV (Ind.) Christian Science Monitor
5 AM JACK BENNY
5:30 GROUCHO
6 AM MONITOR REPORT
6:30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LESSON
7 AM PINK PANTHER
7:30 LITTLELEST HOBO
9 AM MC HALE'S NAVY
9:30 ADDAMS FAMILY
10 AM MOVIE- Mousey (1968)
11:30 BOB NEWHART
12 NOON ROCKFORD FILES
1 PM BIG VALLEY
2 PM THE SAINT
3 PM IRONSIDE
4 PM CHARLIE'S ANGELS
5 PM BARNABY JONES
6 PM TJ HOOKER
7 PM TWILIGHT ZONE
7:30 WORLD MONITOR
8 PM AIRWOLF
9 PM AIRWOLF
11 PM WORLD MONITOR
11:30 KOJAK
12 MID GREAT BARGAINS
12:30am- MOVIE- Captain Boycott (1947)
2 AM CANNON
3 AM MANNIX
4 AM KOJAK
27 WHLL (Ind.) HILL
5 AM BOB TILTON
6 AM 700 CLUB
7 AM SUCCESS IN LIFE
8 AM STUDY IN THE WORD
8:30 AEROBICS
9 AM MOVING ON UP
9:30 ROOM 222

10 AM 700 CLUB
11 AM HOME (ABC)
12 PM GROWING PAINS (ABC)
12:30 27 WEST
1 PM MOVING ON UP
1:30 MISTER ED
2 PM ADDAMS FAMILY
2:30 GREEN ACRES
3 PM MOVIE- Buck Privates (1941)
4:30 CELLULITE
5 PM WEEKDAY
5:30 SUPERIOR COURT
6 PM IT TAKES A THIEF
7 PM VIDEO REQUEST
8 PM MOVIE How To Marry A Millionaire (1953)
10 PM VEGAS
11 PM 27 WEST
11:30 MOVIE- Silent Running (1972)
1:30 AM- MOVIE- Up from the Beach (1965)
3:09 AM- VIDEO SHOPPING MALL
66 WHSH (HSN) Home Shopping Network
MON-SATURDAY
HOME SHOPPING CLUB 24 HOURS A DAY

44 WGBX (PBS) WGBH Educational Foundation
8 AM- NATURE
9 AM- MASTERPIECE THEATER
10 AM- MOVIE- Meet John Doe (1941)
12 PM- NOVA
1 PM- GAVEL TO GAVEL (The Massachusetts House of Representatives show)
5 PM- SCIENCE JOURNAL
5:30- COMPUTER CHRONICLES
6 PM- SESAME STREET
7 PM- NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT
7:30- MACNEIL/LEHRER NEWSHOUR
8:30- BILL MOYERS JOURNAL
9 PM- A PORTRAIT OF ELIE WIESEL
10 PM- THE TEN OCLOCK NEWS- (Same as WGBH Channel 2)
10:30- NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT
11 PM-MACNEIL/LEHRER NEWSHOUR
12 AM- SIGN OFF
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Guest
Re: Boston TV- Early May 1989
>
> WNEV-TV 7 (CBS- (Who was the News Lineup for Channel 7 in
> 1989)
I can answer that for you:
For the noon newscast: Lester Strong
5:00pm Newscast: Dave Wright and Diana Williams [Formerly of WABC-TV]
6pm and 11pm [Nightbeat]:RD Sahl, Kate Sullivan, Harvey Leonard, and John Dennis.
Title: News 7
BTW, they had the trasition from New England News in fall '87 to mid-89 and then used the
WNEV News Theme by Michael Randall [Title source: Southern Media NMSA]
Also a year later WNEV changed call letters to WHDH-TV.
Personal question: Does anyone have the WHDH version of CBS' Get Ready campaigns both 1989
and 1990?______________
Tape Traders Central/Retro Blog
Retro: WTBS June 21-27, 1980
from TV Guide, Evansville-Paducah edition
**Programs listed CT**

Saturday, June 21
5:30 Rebop
6:00 Vegetable Soup
6:30 Romper Room
7:00 Ultra Man
7:30 Movie "The Saga of Hemp Brown"
9:00 Movie "Song Without End"
11:45 Movie "Caught"
1:45 Movie "The Case Against Brooklyn"
3:30 Rat Patrol
4:00 Miniature Golf
5:00 Wrestling
7:00 Movie "WUSA"
9:30 NASL Soccer: Atlanta-Portland
1:00 Movie "Fog for a Killer"
2:30 Movie "Mark of the Phoenix"
4:15 World at Large
4:30 Ag-USA
Sunday, June 22
5:00 Between the Lines

6:00 James Robison
6:30 It is Written
7:00 Three Stooges & Friends
9:30 Movie "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone"
11:30 Movie "Bullet for a Badman"
1:15 Movie "The Saxon Charm"
3:00 Movie "Wilderness Journey"
5:00 Wrestling
6:00 Baseball: Chicago Cubs-Atlanta
8:30 Porter Wagoner
9:00 Up Close
9:30 Ruff House
10:00 Open Up
Mid. Baseball (r)
2:30 Movie "The Snorkel"
Monday, June 23
5:00 Listen
5:15 Athletes
5:30 News
6:00 Funtime
7:00 Hazel
7:30 Lucy Show
8:00 Family Affair
8:30 Green Acres
9:00 Movie "Romance on the High Seas"
10:55 News
11:30 Movie "A Child is Waiting"
1:25 News
2:00 Funtime
3:00 Flintstones
4:00 My Three Sons
5:00 Andy Griffith
5:30 I Love Lucy
6:00 Hogan's Heroes
7:00 Commanders
8:00 Basketball: US Olympic Team vs NBA players (this was also syndicated, WFIE in Evansville
also aired this game)
10:00 Last of the Wild
10:30 Movie "Roughly Speaking"
1:00 News
1:05 Movie "From Istanbul, Orders to Kill"

3:25 Open Up
Tuesday, June 24
5:25 World at Large
5:30 News
6:00 Funtime
7:00 Hazel
7:30 Lucy Show
8:00 Family Affair
8:30 Green Acres
9:00 Movie "The Naked Street"
10:55 News
11:30 Movie "Joe Butterfly"
1:25 News
2:00 Funtime
3:00 Flintstones
4:00 My Three Sons
5:00 Andy Griffith
5:30 I Love Lucy
6:00 Hogan's Heroes

7:00 Baseball: Atlanta-Cincinnati
9:30 Rat Patrol
10:30 Movie "The Strawberry Blonde"
12:30 News
12:35 Baseball (r)
3:05 Movie "Operation Camel"
Wednesday, June 25
5:05 World at Large
5:30 News
6:00 Funtime
7:00 Hazel
7:30 Lucy Show
8:00 Family Affair
8:30 Green Acres
9:00 Movie "The Spy in Black"
10:55 News
11:30 Movie "Flaxy Martin"
1:25 News
2:00 Funtime
3:00 Flintstones
4:00 My Three Sons
5:00 Andy Griffith
5:30 I Love Lucy
6:00 Hogan's Heroes
9:30 Rat Patrol
10:30 Movie "The Hard Way"
12:40 News
12:45 Baseball (r)
3:15 Movie "Charlie Chan in Rio"
4:55 World at Large
Thursday, June 26
5:30 News
6:00 Funtime
7:00 Hazel
7:30 Lucy Show
8:00 Family Affair
8:30 Green Acres

9:00 Movie "Dr. Goldfoot & the Bikini Machine"
10:55 News
11:30 Movie "Caxambu"
1:25 News
2:00 Funtime
3:00 Flintstones
4:00 My Three Sons
5:00 Andy Griffith
5:30 I Love Lucy
6:00 Hogan's Heroes
7:00 Movie "Copper Canyon"
10:30 Movie "Gentleman Jim"
12:35 News
12:40 Movie "Joe Dakota"
2:10 Movie "Slim Carter"
3:50 Maverick
4:50 World at Large

Friday, June 27
5:30 News
6:00 Funtime
7:00 Hazel
7:30 Lucy Show
8:00 Family Affair
8:30 Green Acres
9:00 Movie "The Marrying Kind"
10:55 News
11:30 Movie "The Nevadan"
1:25 News
2:00 Funtime
3:00 Flintstones
4:00 My Three Sons
5:00 Andy Griffith
5:30 I Love Lucy
6:00 Hogan's Heroes
7:00 Movie "The Mad Magician"
8:30 Rat Patrol
9:00 Baseball: Atlanta-San Diego

11:30 Movie "Invasion"
1:15 News
1:35 Movie "Dressed to Kill"
3:05 Movie "Satan's Harvest"
4:55 World at Large
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How long did WTBS air news after CNN signed on the air?______________
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Re: Retro: WTBS June 21-27, 1980
> How long did WTBS air news after CNN signed on the air?
Several years, but after CNN signed on the WTBS newscasts originated from there.______________

BOSTON TV- January 6, 1977- Network Affiliates
BOSTON TV- January 6, 1977
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS) WGBH Educational Foundation
9:00am- Sign-on/Educational Programming
11:00am- Electric Company
12:30pm- Educational Programming
2:30pm- Eliot Norton
3:00pm- Five Red Herrings
6:30pm- Electric Company
7:00pm- Zoom (Captioned)
7:30pm- Rebop
8:00pm- Five Red Herrings
9:00pm- Tell Me Anything it was Done
10:00pm- The Ten OClock News (with Christopher Lydon)
10:30pm- MacNeil/Lehrer Report

11:00pm- The Forsythe Saga
12:00am- Sign-off (David Ives with the mission statement, William Pierce doing the script for the
sign-off)
6 :15 SIGN ON SEMINAR
6:45 EYEWITNESS NEWS DAILY ALMINAC
7AM TODAY
9AM CROSS WITS
9:30 LOVERS AND FRIENDS
11am WHEEL OF FORTUNE
11:30- SHOOT FOR THE STARS
12pm- Eyewitness News (with Jack Chase)
12:30 WOMEN 77
2:30- The Doctors
3 PM ANOTHER WORLD
4 PM MIKE DOUGLAS (Guest Host- Rex Reed)
5:30 FIRST NEWS
6pm- Eyewitness News (who was WBZs News Lineup back in 1977)
7pm- NBC News
7:30 25,000 DOLLAR PYRAMID (with Bill Cullen) (Guests: Jo Anne Worley and Soupy Sales)
8 PM NBC THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIE- Call of The Wild (1977)
10 PM BEST SELLERS
1am- Tomorrow - Tom Snyder
2am- Eyewitness News
2:30 SIGN OFF
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC) Boston Broadcasters
6 AM AUDIO NEWS
7 AM CAPTAIN BOB
7:30 Good Morning America (Preempted the first 30 minutes)
9AM- Good Day
10:30 DON HO
11 AM EDGE OF NIGHT
11:30 HAPPY DAYS
12PM- Newscenter 5 MIDDAY- (with Jack Hynes)
12:30- RYAN'S HOPE
1pm- ALL MY CHILDREN
1:30 FAMILY FEUD
2 PM 20,000 DOLLAR PYRAMID (host: Dick Clark) (Guests: Peggy Cass and Nipsey Russell)
4 PM BIG VALLEY
5 PM FBI
6pm- Newscenter 5 at 6- with (with Chet Curtis, Natalie
Jacobson, Bob Copeland and Don Gillis)

7 PM ABC News
7:30- House Calls
8pm- Welcome Back, Kotter
8:30- Whats Happening
9pm- Barney Miller
9:30- Tony Randall Show
10pm- Streets of San Francisco
11pm- Newscenter 5 at 11
11:30- Thursday Night Special- Playboy Bunny of the Year
1:30am- Screening Room
3:10am- Westerners
3:40am- 5 All Night
4::00am- AQUI
4:30am- Good Day!
WNAC-TV 7 (CBS)
6:15am- Sign-on/Farm and Market Report
6:20am- The Elder American
6:50am- Los Noticias De Hoy- (Spanish speaking news for
WNAC)
7am- CBS Morning News
8am- Captain Kangaroo
9am- Dinah Shore

11:30- Love of Life
12 Noon Newsroom 7
1pm- The Young and the Restless
2:30- Guiding Light
3pm- All in the Family (R)
3:30- Match Game 77 (guests: Edward Asner, Brett Somers, Charles Nelson Reilly, Mary Ann
Mobley, Richard Dawson, Patti Deutsch)
4pm- MERV GRIFFIN
5:30- Candlepins For Cash (host: Bob Gamere)
6pm- Newsroom 7 (who was the News lineup for Ch. 7 back in 1977
7pm- CBS NEWS
7:30- Gong Show
8pm- The Waltons
9pm- Hawaii Five-O
10pm- Barnaby Jones
11pm- Newsroom 7
11:30- Kojak
12:30- Movie- Necromancy (1977)
2am- Asian Focus
2:15- Newsroom 7
2:30- Greater Bostonians
2:35- Reflections
2:40- Sign-Off
WGBX-TV 44 (PBS) WGBH Educational Foundation
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Electric Company
5:30- Hodgepodge Lodge
6pm- Zoom
6:30- Once Upon a Classic
7pm- Captioned Zoom
7:30- Club 44
8pm- African File
8:30- Black Experience
9pm- Lord of the Flies
10:30- Murderer
11pm- Captioned ABC News
11:30- Sign-Off
(For WGBX, the last program that ended, and the upcoming program that was coming up back
then, they would show a 44 slide and there was music playing in the background, Interesting,
but why would they do that back in the 70s?)
BOSTON TV- January 6, 1977- Independents
BOSTON TV- January 6, 1977
Here are the Independents

38 WSBK (Ind./NBC) STORER
6 AM MCHALE'S NAVY
6:30 SUPERMAN
7 AM BUGS BUNNY
7:30 BULLWINKLE
8 AM SUPERMAN
8:30 HOWDY DOODY
9 AM ROMPER ROOM
10 AM TOM LARSON
11 AM HAZEL
11:30 GREEN ACRES
12 NOON NAME THAT TUNE(NBC)
12:30 MCHALES NAVY
12:55 NBC NEWS (NBC)
1 PM GONG SHOW (NBC)
1:30 ANDY GRIFFITH
2 PM BEVERLY HILLBILLIES
2:30 MICKEY MOUSE
3 PM THE ARCHIES
3:30 MUNSTERS
4 PM THREE STOOGES
5:30 BEWITCHED
6 PM HOGANS HEROES
6:30 ADAM 12
7 PM ODD COUPLE
7:30 DICK VAN DYKE
8 PM IRONSIDE
9 PM MOVIE LOFT
11 PM HONEYMOONERS
11:30 BOLD ONES
12MID DICK VAN DYKE
1 AM TWILIGHT ZONE
2:30 SIGN OFF
56 WLVI (Ind) KAISER
6:30 FELIX THE CAT
7 AM FLINTSTONES
7:30 MIGHTY MOUSE
8 AM GILLIGAN'S ISLAND
8:30 CASPER
9 AM MOVIE- The Woman in White (1948)
11 AM NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY
11:30 NEW ENGLAND TODAY
12 NOON I LOVE LUCY
12:30 LUCY SHOW
1 PM THAT GIRL
1:30 BOZO'S BIG TOP
2 PM BANANA SPLITS
2:30 HUCK AND YOGI
3 PM CASPER
3:30 MIGHTY MOUSE
4 PM FLINTSTONES
4:30 FLINTSTONES
5 PM MONKEES
6 PM BRADY BUNCH
6:30 BRADY BUNCH
7 PM PARTRIDGE FAMILY
7:30 FAMILY AFFAIR
8 PM 8 OCLOCK MOVIE- Number One (1969)
10 PM LOVE AMERICAN STYLE
10:30 LOVE AMERICAN STYLE
11 PM I LOVE LUCY
11:30 NIGHT GALLERY
12 MID NIGHT GALLERY
12:30 MAN FROM UNCLE
1:30 SIGN OFF
27 WSMW Worcester-Boston (Ind)
9:30 COOKING WITH BERNARD
10 AM PTL CLUB
12 NOON DAILY MASS
12:30 MOVIE- Give My Regards to Broadway (1948)
2:30 MOVIE- The Brave One (1956)
4:30 SEARGENT PRESTON
5 PM TARZAN
6 PM LONE RANGER
6:30 SUPERMAN
7 PM FBI
8 PM MOVIE 27- Relax, Freddy (1968)
10 PM WORCESTER NEWS (who was the anchor team for this program)
10:30 ELDER AMERICAN
11 PM LATE MOVIE-Kronos (1957)
12:18am- SIGN-OFF
Retro: Dallas/Ft. Worth Sunday, August 7, 1977
From the Dallas Morning News. Schedules
run 7 AM-1 AM.
KDFW Ch. 4 (CBS)
7 AM Words Of Life
7:15 Jesus Today
7:30 The Bible Says
7:45 Dooley Drive Christian Church
8 AM St. John The Baptist Church

8:15 The Way Of Truth
8:30 The Episcopal Church
8:45 Catholic News
9 AM Point Of View
9:30 Highland Park Presbyterian
Church
11 AM Crossroads Of The '70s
11:30 Animal World
12 N Listen
12:15 The Athletes
12:30 Volvo International Tennis
Tournament
3 PM Golf: Sammy Davis Jr. Greater
Hartford Open (Final round)
(Time approximate)
5 PM McHale's Navy (time approximate)
6 PM 60 Minutes
7 PM Rhoda
7:30 Starland Vocal Band Show
8 PM CBS Movie: "Vanishing Point"
10 PM Eyewitness News
10:30 CBS Sunday Night News
10:45 Eyewitness To History

11 PM Honeymooners
11:30 Movie: "Bachelor Flat"
KXAS Ch. 5 (NBC)
7 AM Churches Of Christ Present
7:30 Carpenter's Children
8 AM Children's Hour
9 AM Oral Roberts
9:30 NBC Religious Special:
"Israel Museum"
10:30 Newsworthy
11 AM Counterpoint
12 N Baseball: Texas Rangers at
Detroit Tigers (Ch. 5 was
flagship station for the
Rangers in '77.)
3:30 Pre-Season Football: Dallas
Cowboys at San Diego Chargers
(don't remember if local or
NBC) (time approximate)
(time approximate)
7 PM McMillan
8:30 NBC Movie Of The Week: "Yesterday's
Child"
10 PM Texas News
10:30 NBC Late Night Movie: "Young Billy
Young"
12:30 Five Report
WFAA Ch. 8 (ABC)
7 AM Human Dimension
7:15 With This Ring
7:30 Sunday Morning Special
8 AM Hour Of Power
8:30 James Robison Presents
9 AM Sharing The Faith
9:15 You And Your Life
10 AM New Adventures Of Gilligan
(animated)
11 AM First Presbyterian Church
12:30 Directions
1 PM World Of Travel
1:30 Movie: "Treasures Of San

Gennaro"
3 PM Movie: "Best Of The Badmen"
5 PM Black Forum
5:30 Que Pasa?
6 PM News 8: The Scene Tonight
6:30 At Issue
8 PM ABC Movie: "Emperor Of The
North Pole"
10:30 Movie: "Sincerely Yours"
12:45 ABC Weekend News
KTVT Ch. 11 (Ind.)
8 AM American Religious Town Hall
9 AM The Divine Plan
9:30 Let The Bible Speak
10 AM It Is Written
10:30 Herald Of Truth
11 AM First Methodist Church Of
Ft. Worth
12 N Point Of View
12:30 Fishing Country

1 PM Wallace Wildlife
2 PM Night Gallery
2:30 Movie: "The Man Who Cried
Wolf"
The Sea
5 PM Daktari
6 PM Movie: "Nobody's Perfect"
8 PM Family Affair
9 PM Movie: "Trial Run"
10 PM Metroplex News
11 PM Rex Humbard
12 M Nightwatch News
sign off 12:15 AM
KERA Ch. 13 (PBS)
7 AM Sesame Street
8:30 Zoom
9 AM Government 201
10:30 Studio See
11 AM Sesame Street
12 N Realidades
12:30 Black Journal
1 PM Anyone For Tennyson?
1:30 About Us: A Deep South
Portrait
2:30 Great Performances:
Music In America
3:30 Opera Theater
4:30 Great Performances:
Theater In America
8 PM Masterpiece Theatre: "Poldark"
9 PM Nova
10 PM Monty Python's Flying Circus
(Houston's KPRC/2 was the first
commercial station to carry this.)
10:30 Movie: "The Lost World Of Sinbad"
(Ch. 13 called this series One
Star Theater--movies that were not
only bad but El Cheapo to boot.)

KXTX Ch. 39 (Ind.)
7 AM Public Policy Forum
(may be from 6:30 AM)
7:30 Backyard
8 AM Larry Jones Evangelistic
Program
8:30 Dr. Gene Williams
9 AM Jerry Falwell
10 AM Hour Of Power
11 AM First Baptist Church Of
Dallas
12 N Rex Humbard
1 PM Ernest Angley
2 PM Gospel Lighthouse
2:30 Treehouse Club
3 PM Just Passing Through
3:30 Happy Hunters
4 PM Amazing Grace Bible Class
4:30 River Of Life
5 PM Hi Doug
5:30 Human Dimensions
6 PM Youth On The Move
6:30 Reflect
7 PM 700 Club
8:30 Sagamore Hill Baptist
Church
9:30 Brant Baker
10 PM Deaf Hear
11 PM Reflect
11:30 Public Policy Forum
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Re: Retro: Dallas/Ft. Worth Sunday, August 7, 1977
> 7:30 Starland Vocal Band Show
Yeesh, what did they do, sing "Afternoon Delight" for 30 minutes?
> 3:30 Pre-Season Football: Dallas
> Cowboys at San Diego Chargers
> (don't remember if local or

> NBC) (time approximate)
Probably local. Ch. 5 used to replay the Saturday night pre-season games on Sundays, even if
they were originally televised by another network (they dubbed in local announcers, IIRC).
> WFAA Ch. 8 (ABC)
> 6 PM News 8: The Scene Tonight
> 6:30 At Issue
IIRC, ABC aired Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew at this time, but WFFA delayed it till the following
Saturday.
Retro: Bristol-Kingsport-Johnson City Wed 9/21/88
from TV Guide: Bristol-Kingsport-Johnson City edition
Bristol/Kingsport/Johnson City
WCYB 5 (NBC)
5:00 Morning Digest
6:30 News
10:00 Phil Donahue
Noon News
12:30 Scrabble

2:00 Another World
3:00 Santa Barbara
3:30 Oprah Winfrey
5:30 Family Ties
6:00 News
Mid. News
2:30 sign-off
WJHL 11 (CBS)
6:00 Business This Morning
6:30 First Call
7:00 This Morning
10:00 Family Feud
10:30 Card Sharks
Noon News

3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Judge
4:30 Family Medical Center
5:00 Divorce Court
5:30 People's Court
6:00 News
8:00 Dick Clark Presents
9:00 Equalizer
10:00 Wiseguy
11:00 News
11:30 Night Heat
12:40 Movie "Ordinary Heroes"
2:00 sign-off
WKPT 19 (ABC)
5:00 Hit Video USA
6:00 Jimmy Swaggart
6:30 Assembly Echoes
9:00 Heritage Ministries
10:00 Success N Life
11:00 Dating Game

Noon Ryan's Hope
12:30 Loving
4:00 Facts of Life
4:30 Newlywed Game
5:00 M*A*S*H
5:30 News
7:30 Facts of Life
8:00 Growing Pains
9:00 Best of SCTV
11:00 News
11:30 Nightline
Mid. Gong Show
12:30 Jeffersons
1:00 News
1:30 Hit Video USA
WETO 39 (Fox)
6:00 Country Music Videos
6:30 Snorks
7:30 Flinstones
8:00 Gumby
9:00 Jimmy Swaggart
9:30 Reach for Fitness
10:00 700 Club
11:00 Shop-at-Home Store
Noon Movie "Angela"
3:00 COPS
4:00 DuckTales
4:30 Double Dare
5:00 Fun House
5:30 Finders Keepers
6:00 Knight Rider
7:00 On Trial
7:30 Hit Squad
8:00 Movie "The Postman Always Rings Twice"
10:00 Simon & Simon
11:00 Late Show (host: Ross Shafer)

Mid. Movie "Warkill"
2:00 sign-off
WSBN 47/WMSY 52 (PBS)
8:15 AM Weather
8:30 3-2-1 Contact
3:30 Sesame Street
5:30 3-2-1 Contact
6:00 Cookin' Cheap
11:00 sign-off
Knoxville/Sneedville
WSJK 2 (PBS)
7:45 AM Weather
3:30 Sesame Street

5:30 3-2-1 Contact
6:00 Another Page
11:00 Bill Moyers' World of Ideas
Mid. sign-off
WATE 6 (ABC)
6:15 Tennessee This Morning
6:45 Tennessee This Morning
9:00 Magnum, PI
10:00 Family Medical Center
10:30 Sanford & Son
11:00 Home
Noon News
12:30 Loving

4:00 Divorce Court
4:30 Superior Court
5:00 People's Court
5:30 Sanford & Son
6:00 News
7:30 Gimme a Break!
8:00 Growing Pains
9:00 Best of SCTV
11:00 News
11:30 Nightline
Mid. USA Today
12:30 Infomercial
1:00 Love Boat
2:00 sign-off
WBIR 10 (NBC)
5:00 Home Shopping Overnight
6:30 News

10:30 Concentration
Noon News
12:30 Scrabble
2:00 Another World
3:00 Santa Barbara
5:30 Jeopardy!
6:00 News
Mid. News
2:30 Sweethearts
3:00 News
WTVK 26 (CBS)
7:00 This Morning

9:00 Dallas
10:00 Family Feud
10:30 Card Sharks
Noon News
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Webster
4:30 Family Ties
5:00 M*A*S*H
5:30 News
7:30 M*A*S*H
8:00 Dick Clark Presents
9:00 Equalizer
10:00 Wiseguy
11:00 News
11:30 Barney Miller
Mid. Night Heat
1:10 Movie "Love, mary"
2:30 sign-off
WKCH 43 (Fox)
6:00 Popeye
6:30 GI Joe
7:00 COPS
7:30 Jem
9:00 Success N Life
10:00 700 Club
11:30 Gidget
Noon Gong Show
12:30 Movie "Way...Way Out"
2:30 SilverHawks
3:00 Flintstones
4:30 DuckTales
5:00 Double Dare
5:30 Silver Spoons
6:00 Newlywed Game
6:30 Dating Game
7:00 A-Team
8:00 Movie "Never Cry Wolf"
10:00 Gunsmoke
11:00 Twilight Zone
11:30 Hawaii Five-O
12:30 Matchmaker
1:00 sign-off
Greenville/Asheville
TV Guide listed WYFF with a cable bullet (4G), but listed WLOS as a regular bullet
WYFF 4 (NBC)
6:00 NBC & Local News
6:30 Early Morning
10:30 Concentration
Noon News
12:30 Scrabble
2:00 Another World
3:00 Santa Barbara
3:30 Silver Spoons
5:00 Oprah Winfrey
6:00 News
Mid. News
WLOS 13 (ABC)
6:00 ABC & Local News
9:00 Hour Magazine
11:00 Home
Noon On Trial
12:30 Loving
4:00 Geraldo
5:00 Phil Donahue
6:00 News
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Growing Pains

9:00 Best of SCTV
11:00 News
11:30 M*A*S*H
Mid. Nightline
2:00 CHiPs
3:00 News
3:30 sign-off
Retro: Bristol-Kingsport-Johnson City Sun 9/18/88
What's Sunday morning in the South without religion out the wazoo...something for everyone
here!
2-WSJK Sneedville (PBS)
4G-WYFF Greenville (NBC)
5-WCYB Bristol (NBC)
6-WATE Knoxville (ABC)
10-WBIR Knowville (NBC)
11-WJHL Johnson City (CBS)
13-WLOS Asheville (ABC)
19-WKPT Kingsport (ABC)
26-WTVK Knoxville (CBS)

39-WETO Greeneville (Fox)
43-WKCH Knoxville (Fox)
47-WSBN Norton (PBS)
52-WMSY Marion (PBS)
Morning
5:00
4G CNN Headline News
10 Home Shopping Overnight
19 Hit Video USA
6:00
4G Agriculture in Action
19 Pentecost Today
43 Infomercial
6:30
4G Gardening in the South
6 Central Point
13 America's Black Forum
19 What the Bible Plainly Says
7:00
4G America's Gospel Favorites
5 Campbell Gospel Show

10 D. James Kennedy
11 30 Wall Street
13 Robert Schuller
19 D. James Kennedy
26 Jerry Falwell
43 Around Town
7:30
4G George Vandeman (It is Written)
6 Robert Schuller
11 TV Sunday School
19 James Robison
39 Headlines on Trial
43 Abundant Life
8:00
2 Sesame Street (x2)
4G-5-10 1988 Summer Olympics
6-39 Jimmy Swaggart
11 Oral Roberts
13 Christ for the World (E.J. Daniels)
19 Jerry Falwell
26 Herald of Truth
43 First Apostolic Church

47-52 Body Electric (x2)
8:30
11 Willard Wilcox
13 Send the Light
26 Singing Ivey Family
43 Oral Roberts
9:00
6 Day of Discovery
11-26 CBS News Sunday Morning
13-19 Kenneth Copeland
39 Gospel Crossroads
43 Videmart Home Shopping
47-52 Sesame Street
9:30
6 George Vandeman
39 Leonard Repass
10:00
2-47-52 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
6 James Robison
13 World Tomorrow
19 R.A. West
39 Movie "The Canterville Ghost"
10:30
2-47-52 Square One Television
6 E.J. Daniels (same show as 8am on 13?)
11 Poor Man's Fishing
13 Health Show
19 Jimmy Swaggart
26 Rejoice!
43 Blondie
11:00
2 Sesame Street
6 World Tomorrow
11 Presbyterian Church Service
13 Fight Back! with David Horowitz
26 Baptist Chruch Service
47-52 Cookin' Cheap
11:30
6-13 This Week with David Brinkley
19 World Tomorrow
47-52 Adam Smith's Money World
Afternoon
Noon
2 Adam Smith's Money World
4G-10 Meet the Press
5 Don Riley: Football
11 Day of Discovery
26 Face the Nation
39 NWA Wrestling
43 Movie "A Gathering of Eagles"
47-52 Tony Brown's Journal
12:30
2 Omni Presents
4G-5-10 NFL Live!
6 Knoxville's Best Homes
11-26 NFL Today
13 WWF Wrestling
47-52 American Interests
1:00
2 Firing Line
4G NFL: Buffalo-New England
5-10 NFL: Cincinnati-Pittsburgh
6 TV6 Reports
11-26 NFL: Philadelphia-Washington

19 Biblical Viewpoints
39 Movie "The Wackiest Ship in the Army"
47-52 Masterpiece Theatre
1:30
2 McLaughlin Group
6 Big Orange Sunday
13 Movie "Hard Country"
19 Virginia Tech Football Highlights
2:00
2 America: The Second Century
19 Big Orange Sunday
47-52 Joy of Painting
2:30
6 Wrestling (fed n/a)
43 Movie "Please Don't Eat the Daisies"
47-52 Fun with Water Colors
3:00
2 Nova
39 Movie "Forced Vengeance"
47-52 National Geographic

3:30
6 Country Comedy Hour
13 Carter Country
4:00
2 Lawrence Welk
11-26 NFL: NY Giants-Dallas
13 Trapper John, MD
19 Country Comedy Hour
47-52 Washington Week in Review
4:30
6 Movie "The Eyes of Charles Sand"
43 Hawaii Five-O
47-52 Wall Street Week
5:00
2 Science Journal
13-19 Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous
47-52 Firing Line
5:30
2 Tony Brown's Journal
39 Charles in Charge
43 Infomercial
47-52 McLaughlin Group
Evening
6:00
2 Sea Turtles' Last Dance
6-13 News
19 Star Search
39 Mama's Family
43 Star Trek: The Next Generation
47-52 Caring for an Aging Society
6:30
2-47-52 Metropolitan Opera Presents
6-13 ABC News
39 It's a Living
7:00
4G-5-10 News
6-13-19 MacGyver
11-26 60 Minutes
39-43 21 Jump Street

7:30
8:00
2-47-52 Infinite Voyage
6-19 Growing Pains
11-26 Murder, She Wrote
13 National Geographic
39-43 America's Most Wanted
8:30
6-19 Head of the Class
39-43 Married...with Children
9:00
2-47-52 Masterpiece Theatre
6-13-19 Who's the Boss?
11-26 Movie "Rockabye"
39-43 It's Garry Shandling's Show
9:30
6-13-19 Perfect Strangers
39-43 Tracey Ullman
10:00
2 Deaf & Blind (to 12:45)
6-13-19 ABC News Closeup: Beyond the Shuttle
39 Duet
47-52 Waiting for Cambodia (to 11:00)
10:30
39 T & T
11:00
6-11-13-26 News
19 ABC News
39 NWA Wrestling
43 Siskel & Ebert
11:15
11 CBS News
19 Forum
11:30
6 USA Today
11 CWA Wrestling (to 12:30)
13 Entertainment This Week
19 Pentecost Today
26 CBS News
43 Duet (to midnight)
11:45
26 Tales from the Darkside (x2, to 12:45)
Late Night
Midnight
4G-5-10 News
39 Infomercial (to 12:30)
12:30
4G-5-10 1988 Summer Olympics (to 2:30, 5-10 sign off then)
6 Movie "Blazing Saddles"
13 World Vision Report
1:00
19 Business World
1:30
13 News (to 2:00)
19 Hit Video USA
2:30
4G CNN Headline News

6 ABC News (to 2:45)
BOSTON TV- December 13, 1982- Network Affiliates
SOURCE: Boston Globe
BOSTON TV- December 13, 1982
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:45am- Sign-on/AM Weather
7am- Sesame Street
8am- Mister Rogers
8:30- Sesame Street
12pm- Sesame Street
1pm- Educational Programming
3pm- French Chef
3:30- Over Easy
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers
6pm- Sesame Street
7pm- Doctor Who

8pm- Great Performances
9pm- Jubilos
10PM- The Ten Oclock News- (with Christopher Lydon)
10:30- MacNeil/Lehrer Report
11pm- Business Report
11:30- Sign-Off (David Ives doing the Mission Statement, William Pierce doing the sign-off script)
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC)
5 AM FARM HOME GARDEN
6 AM EYEWITNESS NEWS/NBC NEWS
7AM- Today
9AM-Hour Magazine
10AM- Diff'rent Strokes
10:30- Wheel of Fortune
11AM- Match Game
11:30- Card Sharks
12pm- Eyewitness News (with John Henning)
12:30- People Are Talking
2pm- Another World
3pm- Hawaii Five-O
4pm- People's Court
4:30- More Real People

5pm- Family Feud
5:30- Live on 4
6pm- Eyewitness News- (with Jack Williams, Liz Walker, Bruce Schweglor, Bob Lobel)
7pm- NBC News
8pm- Smurfs Family Christmas
8:30- A Chipmunk Christmas Special
9pm- Ike: The War Years (Pre-Empting the NBC Family Christmas Party)
11:30- Tonight
12:30- David Letterman
1:30- NBC News Overnight
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
5 AM CHRONICLE:BEST OF
5:30 TOM COTTLE
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
7AM- Good Morning America
9AM- Good Day!
10AM- Donahue
11AM- Tom Cottle- Up Close
11:30- Richard Simmons
12pm- NewsCenter 5- (with Jack Hynes, Anne McGrath and Bob Copeland)
12:30- Ryan's Hope

1PM- All My Children
4pm- The Waltons
5pm- Rhoda
6pm- NewsCenter 5- (with Chet Curtis, Natalie Jacobson, Dick Albert and Don Gillis)
7pm- ABC News
7:30- Chronicle
8pm- Thats Incredible
9pm- NFL Monday Night Football- Dallas Cowboys @ Houston Oilers (Dallas won 37-7)
12am- NewsCenter 5
1AM- Last World
1:30- Romance
2:30- 5 All Night Live
WNEV-TV 7 (CBS)
5 AM CBS NEWS
6 AM LOCAL NEWS
9AM- Weekday
10AM- The New $25,000 Pyramid
10:30- Child's Play

12PM- Newse7en
12:30- The Young and The Restless
2:30- Capitol
3pm- Guiding Light
4pm- Look!
6PM- Newse7en- (with Tom Ellis, Robin Young, Harvey Leonard and John Dennis)
7PM- CBS News
8pm- Square Pegs
8:30- Private Benjamin
9pm- M*A*S*H
9:30- Newhart
11pm- Newse7en
11:30- Trapper John M.D
12:40- Columbo
WGBX-TV 44 (PBS)
5pm- French Chef
5:30- Maggie
6pm- Electric Company

7pm- American Story
8pm- Human Behavior
8:30- Threat of Nuclear War
9pm- People and Organization
9:30- Exploring Language
10pm- Odyssey
11pm- Sign-Off
Retro:Cleveland/Toledo Sunday, December 4, 1966
WKYC 3 NBC Cleveland
WEWS 5 ABC Cleveland
WJW 8 CBS Cleveland
WTOL 11 CBS NBC Toledo
WSPD 13 ABC NBC Toledo
WVIZ 25 NET Cleveland
WAKR 49 ABC Akron
Source:TV Guide
6:55
3-8 News
7AM
3 Lets Discuss It
8 This Is The Life-C
7:30
3 Farm Front-C
5 Christophers-C
8 Faith For Today-C
8AM
3 Home And Garden-C
5 Discovery'66
8 Mass For Shut Ins-C
13 Children's Gospel Hour
8:30
3 International Zone
5 Faith To Faith
8 Moral View-Doug Adair
13 Hour Of St. Francis
9AM
3 All God's Children
5 Astroboy
8 Rex Humbard
11 (Gospel) Singing Jubilee
13 Religion In The News

49 The Answer
9:15
13 Davey And Goliath
9:30
3 Popeye Theater with Barn/Wood Players-C
Barnaby (Linn Sheldon) and Woodrow (Clay Conroy) Hosted this Kid Show with cartoons..(90
minutes)
5-49 Linus The Lionhearted-C
13 Homestead USA-C
10AM
5 Beany And Cecil-C
8 Lamp Unto My Feet
11 Sunday Sanctuary-C
13 Worship For Shut-Ins
49 Council Of Churches
10:30
5-49 Peter Potamus-C
8 Cleveland Caucus-C
11 Mr. T and Friends-C
13 The Answer
11AM
3 What's In It For You?-C
5 Movie-In Old Caliente 1939
8 Tom And Jerry-C
13 Understanding Our World
49 Bullwinkle-C
11:30
3 Ohio Report-Bedford
8 Movie-Duel In Durango 1957
11 Family Theater
13-49 Discovery'66-C
Noon
3 Eternal Light
5 Gene Carroll
11 Comment-C-Joe Gillis
13 This Is The Life
49 Auto Racing-Watkin's Glen
12:30
3 Dialogue's Of Faith
11 Face The Nation-C
13 Insight
1PM
3-13 AFL Football-C
Buffalo Bills At Boston Patriots (Boston won 14-3)
Curt Gowdy/Paul Christman
5 Polka Varieties-Paul Wilcox
8 Movie-Operation Pacific 1951
11 Sports Clips-C
49 Championship Bowling-C Jack Drees
1:15
11 NFL Football-C
New York Giants At Cleveland Browns (Cleveland won 49-40)
Jack Whitaker/Frank Gifford.(WSEE 35 Erie showed this game at the same time but with an
announcer team of Warren Lahr/Frank Gleiber)
2PM
5 Championship Bowling-C Jack Drees
49 Civic Forum
2:30
49 (The) Way Forward
3PM
5 WRU Perspectives-Western Reserve University
3:10
8 City Camera News-C

3:15
8 Voice Of The Fans-C
3:30
5 Board Of Education
8 Best Of The Browns-C
49 Beany And Cecil-C
3:45
8 NFL Football-C
St. Louis Cardinals At Dallas Cowboys (Dallas won 31-17)
Jack Drees/Jack Buck(All Sports results from http:www.shrpsports.com)
4PM
3 Meet The Press-C
5 Westinghouse Adventure-C
11 NFL Football-C
Detroit Lions At Los Angeles Rams (LA Rams won 23-3)
Van Patrick/Sonny Grandelius
13 Big Play Jamboree
49 Porky Pig-C
4:15
13 Changing Times-Kiplinger
4:30
3 Open Circuit-C Carl Stern
5 Bishop Sheen-C
13 International Zone
49 Tennessee Tuxedo-C
5PM
3 Wild Kingdom-C Marlin Perkins
5 Monroes-C (From Wednesdays 8PM ABC-5 showed a Movie in the Wed. Slot)
13 Silent Service
25 Face To Face
49 Bishop Sheen-C
5:30
3 Fantasy Hour-C-SPECIAL
Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer..Third showing of what would become a Holiday Classic
13 News
25 TV Kindergarten
49 Death Valley Days-C
6PM
5 Cheyenne-C (TV Guide says it was in color but I dont ever recall Cheyenne being in color)
13 High School Quiz
25 Whats New
49 Manion Forum
6:15
49 Opie Evans-C
6:30
3 Bell Telephone Hour-profile of Cleveland Orchestra Leader George Szell-C
8 Petticoat Junction-C (From Tuesday 9:30)
11 Movie-Viva Zapata 1952
13 For The Record
25 Telecourse-Western Reserve
49 Tony Laterza-C Akron University Basketball Coach
6:45
25 Paris Calling
From here on out all Prime Time Network Programming is in Color and all Channel 25's programs
are in Black And White. Any other shows in Black And White will be designated BW
7PM
5-13-49 Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea
8 Lassie
25 Regional Report-SPECIAL
7:30
3 Walt Disney's Wonderful World Of Color-Conclusion of "The Moon-Spinners"

8 It's About Time-Comedy
8PM
5-13 The FBI
8-11 Ed Sullivan
Robert Merrill/Jan Pierce of the Metropolitan Opera, Red Buttons, The Supremes, Gary Lewis
and the Playboys, Lainie Kazan, The Harlem Globetrotters, Tightrope Walkers The Brothers Tonito
and Trapteze Artist Miss Mara..(LIVE)
25 Breakthru-Religion
49 Hawk-Burt Reynolds (Postponed from the previous Thursday at 10PM possibly because of an
Akron Univ. Basketball Game-Hawk is aired as scheduled the following Thursday on 5, 13 and 49)
8:30
3 Hey Landlord!
25 Eugenia Thornton
9PM
3-11 Bonanza
5-13-49 ABC Sunday Night Movie-Four Horsemen of The Apocalypse-1961
8 Garry Moore-Guests:Tony Randall, Joey Heatherton, Sammy Cahn. and comedinne Terry O
Mara.Regularsurward Kirby, John Byner, Jackie Vernon
25 NET Playhouse
10PM
3 Andy Williams-Elke Sommer, Pat Boone, The Association and Larry Storch are guests.
8-11 Candid Camera

10:30
8-11 What's My Line?
11PM
3 News-Don Oliver
8 News-Stewart
11 News-BW
11:15
3 Weather-Goodman
8 Weather-Houlihan (Bob Wells)Houlihan, along with Chuck Schodowski took over "Ghoulardi"
The Friday Night Movie slot on Channel 8 in 1966 as "Houlihan and Big Chuck" As weekend
weatherman Wells was known as "Houlihan the Weatherman"
11:20
3 Sports-Gib Shanley
8 Sports-John Fitzgerald
11:25
8 Movie-Lucy Gallant 1955
11:30
3-11 Johnny Carson (Repeat)
Midnight
5 News-Fred DeBrine-BW
13-49 News-BW (49 May have been ABC News)
12:05
5 Weather-Court Stanton-BW
12:10
5 Sports-Paul Wilcox-BW
12:15
5 Wide World Of Sports (From Saturday 12-3-66 5PM ABC)
49 Local News-BW
12:20
13 Movie-Island In The Sky 1953-BW
49 Gospel Singing Jubilee-BW
1AM
3 College Football Highlights
1:30
3 Harry S. Truman-BW
8 Movie-Island of Lost Women-BW 1959
2AM
3 News-BW
Retro: Dallas/Ft. Worth Monday, August 8, 1977
run 7 AM-1 AM.
KDFW Ch. 4 (CBS)
9 AM Here's Lucy
9:30 Price Is Right
10:30 Love Of Life
not listed but CBS Midday News followed
at 10:55
11 AM Young And The Restless
12 N Eyewitness News
1:30 Guiding Light
2:30 Match Game '77
3 PM Tattletales
3:30 Merv Griffin (guests Hans Conreid,

Peter McCann, Pamela Sue Martin,
Carol Bayer Sager)
5:30 CBS News
6:30 Match Game PM
7 PM The Jeffersons
7:30 Szysznyk
8 PM Maude
8:30 All's Fair
9 PM Point Of View Special Report
11 PM Kojak
12:10 CBS Movie: "ZigZag"
KXAS Ch. 5 (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Phil Donahue
10:30 It's Anybody's Guess
11 AM Shoot For The Stars

12 N Texas News
1:30 The Doctors
2 PM Another World
3 PM Gong Show
4 PM Emergency One!
5 PM Weekday
5:30 NBC News
6 PM Texas News
6:30 $25,000 Pyramid
7 PM Little House On The
Prairie
8 PM NBC Movie: "The Family
Way"
10 PM Texas News
10:30 Tonight Show
12 M Tomorrow
WFAA Ch. 8 (ABC)
7 AM "A.M."
9 AM Mike Douglas (Red Skelton
co-hosts)
10 AM Peppermint Place
10:30 Family Feud
11 AM The Better Sex
11:30 Ryan's Hope
12 N All My Children
3 PM Edge Of Night
3:30 Movie: "Dead Man On
The Run"
5 PM News 8 With Bob Gooding
5:30 ABC News (still in the
disastrous teaming of
Harry Reasoner and Barbara
Walters)
6:30 Bowling For Dollars
7 PM Holmes And Yoyo
7:30 Baseball: Teams TBA
(time approximate)
10:30 Movie: "Dante's Inferno"
12:15 News 8 (repeat)

KTVT Ch. 11 (Ind.)
7 AM Slam Bang Theater
8 AM Comedy Capers
8:30 Dusty's Treehouse
9 AM Love, American Style
9:30 Night Gallery
10 AM The Untouchables
11 AM Ironside
12 N Metroplex News
12:30 The Archies
1 PM Movie: "Little Giant"
3 PM Popeye (the Paramount/Famous
Studios cartoons)
3:30 Batman
4:30 Superman
5:30 Dick Van Dyke
6 PM Bewitched
6:30 Adam-12
7 PM The FBI
8 PM My Three Sons
8:30 That Girl

9 PM Movie: "After The Thin Man"
10 PM Metroplex News
11:15 Movie: "Werewolf Of London"
KERA Ch. 13 (PBS)
7 AM Firing Line
8 AM Bread And Butterflies
8:15 Cover To Cover
9 AM Sesame Street
10:30 Villa Alegre
11 AM Zoom
11:30 Rebop
12 N Lilias, Yoga And You
1 PM 13 Report
1:30 Woman
2 PM Masterpiece Theatre: "Poldark"
3 PM Carrascolendas
4 PM Sesame Street
5:30 Villa Alegre
6 PM Zoom
7 PM 13 Report
7:30 M.D.
8 PM The Age Of Uncertainty
9 PM Upstairs, Downstairs
10 PM Wodehouse Playhouse
10:30 Woman
11 PM Government 201
KXTX Ch. 39 (Ind.)
7 AM Deputy Dawg
7:30 Mighty Mouse
8 AM Lone Ranger
8:30 Little Rascals/Our Gang
9 AM 700 Club
11 AM This Is The Life
11:30 Big Valley
12:30 Room 222
1 PM Hazel
1:30 Andy Griffith
2:30 Little Rascals/Our Gang
3 PM Popeye And Bugs Hour (the
King Features Popeyes)
4:30 Star Trek
5:30 Hogan's Heroes
6 PM Bonanza
7 PM 700 Club
9 PM Warren Roberts Presents
10 PM Lucy Show
10:30 Wagon Train
11:30 Mayberry RFD
12 M Look Up
sign off 12:15 AM
Retro: Evansville/Paducah Wed 6/25/80
from TV Guide: Evansville-Paducah edition
Evansville
* WTVW 7-ABC *
5:55 PTL Club
6:55 News
9:00 Phil Donahue
10:00 Romper Room
10:30 Family Feud
11:00 $20,000 Pyramid
11:30 Ryan's Hope
3:00 Edge of Night
3:30 Merv Griffin
5:30 ABC News
6:00 News
6:30 Muppet Show
7:00 Family
9:00 David Hartman
10:00 News
10:30 ABC News (Nightline)
10:50 Love Boat
Mid. Baretta
1:10 News
* WNIN 9-PBS *
3:00 Sesame Street
4:00 Ride the Reading Rocket
4:30 Zany Zoofari
5:00 Sesame Street
7:00 Great Perfomances
8:30 Chinese Americans: The Second Century
9:00 Yakutat
10:00 Dick Cavett
* WFIE 14-NBC *
6:55 Farm & Family
7:00 Today
11:00 Doctors
11:30 Password Plus
Noon News
1:30 Another World
3:00 Gong Show
4:00 Adam-12
5:00 Tom & Jerry
5:30 NBC News
6:00 News
6:30 M*A*S*H
7:00 Real People
8:30 Facts of Life
9:00 Quincy
10:00 News
10:30 Tonight Show
Mid. Tomorrow
1:00 News
* WEHT 25-CBS *
6:00 Wednesday Morning
7:00 Cartoons
7:30 Peggy Mitchell
9:00 Jeffersons
9:30 Alice
11:00 Lucy Show
Noon Young & the Restless

2:00 Guiding Light
3:30 Flintstones
4:00 Timmy & Lassie
5:00 News
5:30 CBS News
6:00 News
6:30 Match Game
7:00 Movie "Charlotte's Web" (pt 1)
8:00 Movie "The Last Giraffe"
10:00 News
10:30 Black Sheep Squadron
11:40 Medical Story
1:35 News/Focus
Paducah/Cape Girardeau/Harrisburg/Carbondale
* WSIL 3-ABC *
9:00 700 Club
10:30 Family Feud
11:00 $20,000 Pyramid
11:30 Ryan's Hope

3:00 Edge of Night
3:30 Mike Douglas
5:30 Cactus Pete (The Funny Company)
6:15 News
6:30 ABC News
7:00 Family
9:00 David Hartman
10:00 News
10:30 ABC News (Nightline)
10:50 Love Boat
Mid. Baretta
1:10 News
* WPSD 6-NBC *
6:20 Weather
6:30 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Phil Donahue
10:00 Pastor Speaks
10:05 Romper Room
11:00 Card Sharks

11:30 Password Plus
Noon News
1:30 Doctors
2:00 Another World
4:00 Brady Bunch
5:00 News
5:30 NBC News
6:00 News
6:30 That Nashville Music
7:00 Real People
8:30 Facts of Life
9:00 Quincy
10:00 News
10:30 Tonight Show
Mid. Tomorrow
* WSIU 8-PBS *
3:00 Sesame Street
5:00 News
5:30 Over Easy
6:00 Dick Cavett
9:00 Yakutat
10:00 Bill Moyers' Journal
* KFVS 12-CBS *
6:00 Breakfast Show
7:00 Wednesday Morning
9:00 Jeffersons
9:30 Alice
Noon News
2:00 Guiding Light
3:30 I Love Lucy

5:00 Adam-12
6:00 CBS News
6:30 Family Feud
7:00 Movie "Charlotte's Web" (pt 1)
8:00 Movie "The Last Giraffe"
10:00 News
10:30 Black Sheep Squadron
11:40 Medical Story
1:35 News
* KET 21/23/35/53-PBS *
(TVG didn't list calls or locations of the KET stations)
2:30 Over Easy
3:00 Sesame Street
5:00 Zoom
5:30 Cookin' Cajun
6:30 Dick Cavett
9:00 Yakutat
WTBS Atlanta
5:05 World at Large
5:30 News
6:00 Funtime
7:00 Hazel
7:30 Lucy Show
8:00 Family Affair
8:30 Green Acres
9:00 Movie "The Spy in Black"
10:55 News
11:30 Movie "Flaxy Martin"
1:25 News
2:00 Funtime
3:00 Flintstones
4:00 My Three Sons
5:00 Andy Griffith
5:30 I Love Lucy
6:00 Hogan's Heroes
9:30 Rat Patrol

10:30 Movie "The Hard Way"
12:40 News
12:45 Baseball (replay of 7pm)
3:15 Movie "Charlie Chan in Rio"
4:55 World at Large
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Re: Retro: Evansville/Paducah Wed 6/25/80
> from TV Guide: Evansville-Paducah edition
> Paducah/Cape Girardeau/Harrisburg/Carbondale
I lived in Cape Girardeau 1978-82, so this takes me back.
In case you didn't notice, viewers in the Paducah-Cape Girardeau-Harrisburg market could watch
all three network newscasts without timeshifting. WPSD (NBC) ran it in pattern at 530, KFVS
(CBS) aired Cronkite at 600, and WSIL ran "World News Tonight" at 630.
> * WSIL 3-ABC *

Harrisburg, Illinois. Pop. barely 15,000, if that many.
Out of all the places I've lived, WSIL in 1978-82 was by far the most amateurish, hokey, low-
budget operation I'd ever seen. But in a good way - WSIL's folks looked like they were having fun
"playing television."
"YORE WATCHIN' CHANNEL TH-RAY. AND *WE APPRECIATE IT!!!*"
> 5:00 America's Top 10
> 5:30 Cactus Pete (The Funny Company)
WSIL still listed the show as "Cactus Pete" although that host had long gone.
"The Funny Company" was a surreal production. It was hosted by station Sports Director Briggs
Gordon in the guise of alter-ego UNCLE BRIGGS, who defied any logical or rational description.
Polka-dot cap, red plaid flannel shirt, overalls. Sat behind a desk, with a wall behind him
containing a single framed picture of Dick Clark -- his virtual 'director', i.e. "Dick over here on the
wall says it's time to go to Bugs Bunny."
TFC was your basic latter-day "kiddie show" -- a WB toon, Deputy Dawg and a "Three Stooges"
short. Briggs had a number of little gimmicks, such as throwing a frisbee toward the camera, as if
to throw it toward a given city in the viewing area. He pushed the envelope with some double-
entendres ... heck, the guy was a cult hero in the area (and said to have been a Belushi-grade
party animal ... died in his late 30s of liver failure).
Briggs' intros for the Stooges were one-of-a-kind .... wiggling his fingers over his eyes as he ran
toward the camera imitating Curly's "WOO-woowoowoowoo!!!"
It was terrible. And I loved it - I faithfully watched every afternoon.

A picture of the good Unc' can be found here:
http://www.leonardsview.com/cooltvpeeps.html ...scroll down, you can't miss him!
> 6:15 News
And Briggs had less than five minutes to change into civvies to do the sports.
*********
> * WPSD 6-NBC *
Paducah, Kentucky. The polar opposite of WSIL, channel 6 had very high production values for a
city its size (~25,000 population). Newscast was first-rate.
> 9:00 Phil Donahue
> 10:00 Pastor Speaks
> 10:05 Romper Room
But 6 also had major-market values when it came to preemptions. Especially during basketball
season, when entire primetime lineups would be preempted at whim by Kentucky Wildcat
games. True, Ky. people love their roundball; however, Kentucky made up only a fraction of
WPSD's coverage (look for Paducah on a road map and you'll see what I mean). Tennessee,
Missouri and Illinois together make up the bulk of its coverage.
You gotta love the name of the Kentucky town where 6's tower is located: Monkey's Eyebrow.
> * KFVS 12-CBS *

A class act. Very staid, not exciting or flashy, but 12 served its area well, and with a tower that
was the world's tallest when erected in 1961.
KFVS had a local production arm which specialized in animation -- producing a number of IDs
and commercials for other markets nationwide.
And with rare one-time exceptions, they cleared all network shows in pattern. Even Sunday
morning.
Thanks for posting this ... memories of a one-of-a-kind TV market.
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> > from TV Guide: Evansville-Paducah edition
> > Paducah/Cape Girardeau/Harrisburg/Carbondale
>
> I lived in Cape Girardeau 1978-82, so this takes me back.
>
> In case you didn't notice, viewers in the Paducah-Cape

> Girardeau-Harrisburg market could watch all three network
> newscasts without timeshifting. WPSD (NBC) ran it in
> pattern at 530, KFVS (CBS) aired Cronkite at 600, and WSIL
> ran "World News Tonight" at 630.
>
Given that at the time ABC had three feeds of World News
Tonight--5, 5:30, and 6 (CT), I'm surprised ABC let WSIL
get away with this.
BTW, I once knew a girl from Cape Girardeau and we got
to talking about television there. She mentioned Chs.
6, 12, and 23 but made a face when I asked her about
Ch. 3.
>>
>
> > * WPSD 6-NBC *
>
> Paducah, Kentucky. The polar opposite of WSIL, channel 6
> had very high production values for a city its size (~25,000
> population). Newscast was first-rate.
>
> GM Fred Paxton served for many years on the NBC Affiliates'
Board of Governors and was long considered an industry statesman.
>
>
> > * KFVS 12-CBS *
>
> A class act. Very staid, not exciting or flashy, but 12
> served its area well, and with a tower that was the world's
> tallest when erected in 1961.
>
>Of course, this is in Cape Girardeau, MO, west of the Mississippi,
which explains why its call letters start with K instead of W.
Was their tower taller than that of Ch. 11 in Fargo, ND?
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> > 5:00 America's Top 10
> > 5:30 Cactus Pete (The Funny Company)
>
> WSIL still listed the show as "Cactus Pete" although that
> host had long gone.
>
> "The Funny Company" was a surreal production. It was hosted
> by station Sports Director Briggs Gordon in the guise of
> alter-ego UNCLE BRIGGS, who defied any logical or rational
> description. Polka-dot cap, red plaid flannel shirt,
> overalls. Sat behind a desk, with a wall behind him
> containing a single framed picture of Dick Clark -- his
> virtual 'director', i.e. "Dick over here on the wall says
> it's time to go to Bugs Bunny."
>
> TFC was your basic latter-day "kiddie show" -- a WB toon,
> Deputy Dawg and a "Three Stooges" short. Briggs had a
> number of little gimmicks, such as throwing a frisbee toward

> the camera, as if to throw it toward a given city in the
> viewing area. He pushed the envelope with some
> double-entendres ... heck, the guy was a cult hero in the
> area (and said to have been a Belushi-grade party animal ...
> died in his late 30s of liver failure).
>
> Briggs' intros for the Stooges were one-of-a-kind ....
> wiggling his fingers over his eyes as he ran toward the
> camera imitating Curly's "WOO-woowoowoowoo!!!"
>
> It was terrible. And I loved it - I faithfully watched
> every afternoon.
>
Ya gotta love small-market TV LOL!!
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Paducah actually had an independent station over thrity years ago. WDXR radio signed on
WDXR-TV Channel 29. It signed on in the early seventies and lasted until the mid-seventies.
Channel 29 was unable to compete in a spread out TV market with strong VHF signals. As a last
attempt at life the owners of WDXR tried for an ABC affilation, but ABC was happy with its
relationship with Channel 3. WDXR-TV left the air.
Channel 29 returned to the air a few years later as Paducah's KET affilate.
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Its pretty interesting how much this market has grown over the years. I grew up in the next-
adjacent market, Evansville IN (grew up in Southeast Illinois along the Wabash River).
Back in the late 1980s, WSIL moved out of its downtown Harrisburg studio and into a building
designed for TV in Cartersville, IL. At the time, the station - literally - was in the middle of a
cornfield between Marion and Carbondale. Over the years, the growth of SIU-C has turned those
cornfields into strip centers, apartment complexes and tract houses. You almost cannot tell
where Marion ends and Carbondale begins (much less Cartersville).
WSIL, in some ways, is still kind of low budget. The owner, Mel Wheeler, Inc., also owns some car
dealerships (I believe) and doesn't put much money into the operations. I read, somewhere
(maybe the original newsblues.com) that they didn't even have a ENG truck until the late 1990s.

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> BTW, I once knew a girl from Cape Girardeau and we got
> to talking about television there. She mentioned Chs.
> 6, 12, and 23 but made a face when I asked her about
> Ch. 3.
She's not the only one who did, I'm sure.
Answering an above question about independents, the short-lived WDXR-TV aside, the first one
in the market was Cape Girardeau's KBSI-TV 23, hitting the air in the fall of '83.
> > > * WPSD 6-NBC *
> GM Fred Paxton served for many years on the NBC Affiliates'
> Board of Governors and was long considered an industry statesman.
I recall reading that a long time ago. That he was so involved in network issues makes it all the
more surprising that he'd be one of those preempt-happy affils.
Here's one: WPSD initially didn't carry SNL. A "mailbag" segment of their newscast once dealt
with a viewer question to that effect, and their answer was along the lines of "it's too risque."
*snort* Early in 1979, they began clearing it ... on a one-hour delay. This was still the case a
decade later!
During those days I thanked my Creator for our house atop a hill, with its tall antenna and rotor.
Aim that puppy north, and I could decently pull in KSD-TV 5 in St. Louis. They weren't so uptight.
(and if KSD's picture wasn't too good, I'd point the stick southbound and hope for a watchable
image of channel 5 out of Memphis (WMC - also NBC).
> > > * KFVS 12-CBS *
>> A class act. Very staid, not exciting or flashy, but 12
>> served its area well, and with a tower that was the world's
>> tallest when erected in 1961.
>
> Of course, this is in Cape Girardeau, MO, west of the Mississippi,
> which explains why its call letters start with K instead of W.
Yeah, I guess I omitted that info.
And their building is the one "skyscraper" on the Cape skyline. Built in 1968, and doubles as their
microwave STL tower.
> Was their tower taller than that of Ch. 11 in Fargo, ND?
No, it wasn't. In 1961, when KFVS' tower went up, it was the world's tallest. It wouldn't be the
case for long, as 11 in Fargo built its tower soon thereafter.
Like WPSD's GM, KFVS founder/longtime owner Oscar Hirsch also had network involvement,
serving on some CBS boards over the years. Hirsch spun off KFVS-TV to AFLAC in April 1979
(today, 12 is a Raycom station), and kept KFVS radio (renamed KGIR) until 1985.
On a side note, Hirsch's CBS credentials beg the question of why KFVS radio (AM 960 - 5 kW
day/500 W night) was never affiliated with CBS. Format was MOR with a heavy
news/sports/feature schedule, not exactly a clash with "CBS RAD)))|(((O."
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Bristol-Kingsport-Johnson City
* WCYB 5-NBC *
7:00 Rural Tenneva
7:30 Uncle Waldo
8:00 Kissyfur
9:00 Smurfs
10:00 ALF
11:30 Misadventures of Ed Grimley
Noon 2 Hip 4 TV
1:15 Baseball: NY Yankees-Boston (alt game: San Francisco-Houston)
4:00 1988 Olympic Games
7:00 News
Mid. News
2:30 sign-off
* WJHL 11-CBS *
7:00 Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin
7:30 Kidsongs
8:00 Adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy
8:30 Superman
11:00 Hey, Vern, It's Ernest!
11:30 Flip!
Noon Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures
12:30 CBS Storybreak
1:00 POWW Women's Wrestling
2:00 Southern Conference Today
2:30 College Football: Florida State-Clemson
6:00 News
7:00 Hee Haw
8:00 Jackie Gleason: The Great One
10:00 West 57th

11:00 News
11:30 Benny Hill
Mid. Magnum, PI
1:00 sign-off
* WKPT 19-ABC *
5:00 Hit Video USA
5:55 Farm Digest
6:00 Omni Presents
6:30 Town Crier
7:00 Transformers
7:30 Johnny Majors: Football
8:00 Beany & Cecil
9:30 Slimer! & the Real Ghostbusters
10:30 A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
Noon America's Top 10
12:30 College Football: LSU-Tennessee
3:30 College Football: Miami-Michigan
8:00 California Girls
9:00 Movie "California Girls"
11:00 1968-A Year to Remember
Mid. Movie "Nadia"

2:00 ABC News
2:15 Hit Video USA
* WETO 39-Fox *
6:00 Bullwinkle
7:30 Visionaries
8:00 Movie "The Outlaw" (colorized)
10:00 Riders of the Silver Screen
11:30 Infomercial
Noon This Week in Baseball
12:30 Infomercial
1:00 Movie "Blood Suckers"
3:00 Movie "Semi-Tough"
5:00 WWF Wrestling
6:00 MTV Video Music Awards
8:00 Reporters
9:00 Beyond Tomorrow
10:00 Wrestling (no federation listed)
11:00 Making Gorillas in the Mist
11:30 Movie "The Black Torment"
1:30 sign-off
* WSBN 47/WMSY 52-PBS *
8:00 Body Electric (x2)
9:00 Sesame Street

11:00 Canada: True North
Noon One Village in China
1:00 Frugal Gourmet
1:30 Victory Garden
2:00 Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin'
2:30 Collectors
3:00 MotorWeek '88
3:30 Madeline Cooks
4:00 Mystery!
5:00 Cookin' Cheap
5:30 Pizza Gourmet
6:00 Ramona
6:30 Louis Ruskeyser's 1988 Election Guide
8:00 Lawrence Welk
9:00 Wild America
9:30 Sea Turtles' Last Dance
10:00 Alive from Off Center
10:30 Video Rock
11:00 sign-off
Knoxville-Sneedville
* WSJK 2-PBS *
8:00 GED
9:00 Human Development & Learning
10:00 Focus on Society
11:00 Understanding Human Behavior
Noon Professional Growth
12:30 Hometime
1:00 Frugal Gourmet
1:30 Victory Garden
2:30 Collectors
3:00 MotorWeek '88
3:30 New Southern Cooking with Nathalie Dupree
4:00 Infinite Voyage
6:00 Wild America
6:30 Innovation (a look at HDTV)
7:30 Ramona
9:00 Lawrence Welk
10:00 Doctor Who
11:30 Benny Hill
Mid. sign-off
* WATE 6-ABC *
6:00 Poor Man's Fishin'
6:30 Better Way
7:00 BJ/Lobo
8:00 Beany & Cecil
9:30 Slimer! and the Real Ghostbusters
Noon Infomercial
12:30 College Football: LSU-Tennessee
7:00 Andy Griffith
11:00 News
11:30 Movie "The Postman Always Rings Twice" (colorized-1946 version)
1:30 ABC News
1:45 sign-off
* WBIR 10-NBC *
6:00 In Touch
7:30 Variety Showcase

8:00 Kissyfur
9:00 Smurfs
10:00 ALF
11:30 Misadventures of Ed Grimley
Noon 2 Hip 4 TV
1:15 Baseball: NY Yankees-Boston (alt game: San Francisco-Houston)
7:00 News
Mid. News
* WTVK 26-CBS *
6:20 Farm Digest
6:30 Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater
7:00 Riders of the Silver Screen
8:30 Superman
11:00 College Football: Wingate- Carson-Newman

2:00 Ken Sparks: Football (with highlights of preceding game!)
2:30 College Football: Florida State-Clemson
6:00 News
7:00 She's the Sheriff
7:30 Mama's Family
8:00 Jackie Gleason: The Great One
10:00 West 57th
11:00 News
11:30 Movie "Countdown to Looking Glass"
1:30 It's a Living
2:00 sign-off
* WKCH 43-Fox *
6:00 Comic Strip
8:30 Visionaries
9:00 Slime Time
9:30 Treasure Mall
10:00 Videmart Home Shopping
11:00 WWF Wrestling
Noon Movie "Francis Joins the Wacs"
2:00 Movie "Casanova's Big Night"
3:30 Honeymooners
4:00 Battlestar Galactica
5:00 Infomercial
7:00 Friday the 13th
8:00 Reporters
10:00 Hawaii Five-O
11:00 Movie "The Skull"
1:00 sign-off
Greenville/Asheville
* WYFF 4-NBC *
6:00 Agriculture in Action
6:30 Kissyfur
7:30 Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers
9:00 Smurfs
10:00 ALF
11:00 Wrestling (fed not listed)
Noon College Football: Georgia Tech-Virginia
3:00 USA Today
7:00 News

Mid. News
* WLOS 13-ABC *
5:55 Farm Bureau Report
6:00 Wonder Woman
7:00 Kidsongs
7:30 Our Gang
8:00 Beany & Cecil
11:00 WWF Wrestling
Noon College Football: Notre Dame-Michigan State
7:00 News
7:30 Jeopardy!
11:00 News
11:30 Movie "Paradise Alley"
1:30 Infomercial
2:00 A-Team
3:00 News
3:30 sign-off
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Re: Retro: Bristol-Kingsport-Johnson City Sat 9/17/88
> Knoxville-Sneedville
> * WTVK 26-CBS *
When did they move to ch.8 and become WKXT (now WVLT)? Probably not long after this
schedule.
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> from TV Guide: Bristol-Kingsport-Johnson City edition

>
When did WYFF come out of that edition and WYMT/57
come in?
>>WYFF:
> 11:00 Wrestling (fed not listed)
Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling (NWA),
promoted by Jim Crockett Promotions out of
Charlotte. WLOS carried their other show,
World Wide Wrestling.
>
>
>
>
Boston/Providence/New Hampshire TV- April 1, 1982
Source: Boston Globe
Boston/Providence/New Hampshire TV
Thursday April 1, 1982
WGBH 2-PBS- Boston
9:15- Sign-on/A.M Weather

9:30- Educational Programming
11:30- Fast Forward
12pm- Sesame Street
2:30- Quilting
3pm- French Chef
3:30- Over Easy
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers Neighborhood
6pm- French Chef
7pm- Dr. Who
8pm- This Old House
8:30- Sneak Previews
9pm- Victory Garden
9:30- Say Brother
10pm- The Ten OClock News (with Christopher Lydon)
11pm- Austin City Limits
12am- Sign-Off (with David Ives doing the mission statement, William Pierce doing the sign-off
script)
WBZ 4- NBC- Boston
5 AM FARM HOME AND GARDEN

6 AM NBC NEWS/EYEWITNESS NEWS
7 AM TODAY SHOW
9 AM- HOUR MAGAZINE
10 AM- REGIS PHILBIN
10:30- BLOCKBUSTERS
11 AM- WHEEL OF FORTUNE
11:30- BATTLESTARS
12 PM- EYEWITNESS NEWS AT NOON
12:30- PEOPLE ARE TALKING
1 PM- DAYS OF OUR LIVES
2 PM- ANOTHER WORLD
3 PM- TEXAS
4 PM- JOHN DAVIDSON
5 PM- MATCH GAME
5:30- LIVE ON 4
6 PM- EYEWITNESS NEWS- (with Liz Walker, Jack Williams, Bruce Schwegglor and Bob Lobel)
7 PM NBC NEWS
7:30- EVENING MAGAZINE
8 PM- MONEYSENSE (pre-empting Skyward Christmas)
8:30- FAME
9 PM- DIFFRENT STROKES
9:30- GIMME A BREAK
10 PM- HILL STREET BLUES
11 PM- EYEWITNESS NEWS

11:30- TONIGHT SHOW WITH JOHNNY CARSON (Guest Host: George Carlin)
12:30- LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN
1:30- EYEWITNESS NEWS
2am- MOVIE- Beneath the Planet of the Apes (1970)
WCVB 5- ABC- Boston
5 AM PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOWS
5:30 ASK THE DOCTOR
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
7 AM- GOOD MORNING AMERICA
9 AM- GOOD DAY
10:30- DONAHUE
11:30- RICHARD SIMMONS
12 PM- NEWSCENTER 5 MIDDAY (with Jack Hynes)
12:30- RYANS HOPE
1 PM- ALL MY CHILDREN
2 PM- ONE LIFE TO LIVE
3 PM- GENERAL HOSPITAL
4 PM- THE WALTONS
5 PM- HERES LUCY
5:30- ALL IN THE FAMILY
6 PM- NEWSCENTER 5 (with Chet Curtis, Natalie Jacobson, Tom Ellis, Dick Albert and Don Gillis)
7 PM- ABC NEWS
7:30- CHRONICLE
8 PM- POLICE SQUAD

9 PM- 9 To 5
9:30- TAXI
10 PM- 20/20
11 PM- NEWSCENTER 5
11:30- ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE
12 AM- VEGAS
1:10- FIVE ALL NIGHT LIVE
2:30- MILLERS COURT
3 AM- CITY STREETS
WNAC 7- CBS- Boston
6 AM REFLECTIONS
6:05 FARM MARKET REPORT
6:20 SPANISH AUDIO NEWS
6:30 LIFT EVERY VOICE
7AM- Morning News
9AM- Up to the Minute
9:30- Alice
10AM- Weekday
11AM- The Price Is Right
12PM- News 7 at Noon
2:30- Capitol
3PM- Guiding Light

5pm- You Asked for It
5:30- Family Feud
6pm- News 7
7PM- CBS News
8pm- Magnum P.I
10pm- Knots Landing
11pm- News 7
11:30- Quincy
12:40- McMillan and Wife
2am- Sign-Off
WXNE 25- Boston- Ind.
5 AM 700 CLUB
6 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
6:30 DAILY MASS
7 AM STAR BLAZERS
7:30 FORCE 5
8 AM LITTLE RASCALS
8:30 LASSIE
9 AM FLIPPER
10 AM 700 CLUB
11:30 ANOTHER LIFE
12 NOON PEOPLES COURT
12:30 MCHALE'S NAVY
1 PM GET SMART
1:30 GOMER PYLE U.S.M.C
2 PM SPIDER-WOMAN
2:30 FRED FLINTSTONE AND FRIENDS
3 PM FORCE FIVE
3:30 STAR BLAZERS
4 PM LITTLE RASCALS
4:30 PINK PANTHER
6 PM LITTLE HOUSE ON A PRAIRIE
7 PM CAROL BURNETT
7:30 CANDLEPINS FOR CASH
8 PM PRIME MOVIE 25 Back from Eternity (1956)
10 PM 700 CLUB
11:30- BIONIC WOMAN
12:30 RAT PATROL
1 AM JIMMY SWAGGART
2 AM 700 CLUB
3 AM PRAISE THE LORD
WSMW 27-Worcester Ind.

6 AM NEW ZOO REVUE
6:30 INSIDE WORCESTER
7 AM JIM AND TAMMY
9 AM WORCESTER ECONOMICAL COUNCIL PRESENTS
9:30 JIMMY SWAGGART
10 AM SUPER PAY CARDS
10:30 POP GOES THE COUNTRY
11 AM JIM AND TAMMY
12 NOON DAILY MASS
12:30 MOVIE- Slightly Honorable (1939)
2:30 MIKE DOUGLAS
3:30 BUGS BUNNY
4 PM MERV GRIFFIN
5 PM- LET'S MAKE A DEAL
5:30- THE WALTONS
6:30- WORCESTER NEWS
7 PM PREVIEW SUBSCRIPTION TV
12:15- NEWS
12:45- SIGN-OFF
38 WSBK- Boston- Ind
6 AM ROMPER ROOM
6:30 BATMAN
7 AM SUPERFRIENDS
7:30 SCOOBY DOO

8 AM BUGS BUNNY/PORKY PIG
8:30 THREE STOOGES
9 AM CHARLIE ROSE
9:30 DAYTIME
10:20 NEWS
10:30 ANDY GRIFFITH
11:30 BEWITCHED
12 NOON ADAM 12
12:30 INN NEWS
1 PM RED SOX PREGAME
1:30 BASEBALL- Boston Red Sox .vs. Houston Astros
4 PM THREE STOOGES
4:30 WHATS HAPPENING
5 PM ODD COUPLE
5:30 DICK VAN DYKE
6 PM JEFFERSONS
6:30 BOB NEWHART
7 PM M*A*S*H
7:30 NHL HOCKEY- Quebec Nordiques @ Boston Bruins (Quebec won 8-5)
10 PM HOGANS HEROES
10:30 INN NEWS
11 PM TWILIGHT ZONE
11:30 MOVIE- Union Station (1969)

2 AM SIGN OFF
44 WGBX- Boston- PBS
5 PM- QUE PASA USA (Why did WGBX sign-on at 5pm?)
5:30- VILLA ALEGRE
6 PM- SESAME STREET
7 PM- ITS EVERYBODYS BUSINESS
7:30- MACNEIL/LEHRER REPORT
8 PM- NATURAL HISTORY OF A SUNBEAM
8:30- DICK CAVETT
9 PM- AUSTIN CITY LIMITS
10 PM- ONCE UPON A CLASSIC
10:30- THIS OLD HOUSE
11 PM- CAPTIONED ABC NEWS
11:30- SIGN-OFF
56 WLVI- Boston- Ind.
6 AM HOT FUDGE
6:30 OUR GANG (52 MGM LITTLE RASCALS EPISODES ONLY)
7:30 TOM AND JERRY
8:30 BANANA SPLITS
9 AM HOT FUDGE
9:30 BOZO
10 AM CAMBRIDGE, USA
11 AM LOVE BOAT (ABC)
12 NOON MARY TYLER MOORE
12:30 I LOVE LUCY
1 PM COURTSHIP OF EDDIES FATHER
1:30 BANANA SPLITS
2 PM HUCK AND YOGI
2:30 CASPER
3 PM MIGHTY MOUSE
3:30 WOODY WOODPECKER
4 PM TOM AND JERRY
4:30 FLINTSTONES
5 PM BRADY BUNCH
5:30 BRADY BUNCH
6 PM HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
7 PM WELCOME BACK KOTTER
7:30 GOOD TIMES
8 PM 8 OCLOCK MOVIE My Name is Nobody (1974)
11 PM SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
12 MID FLASH GORDON
1 AM STAR TREK
2 AM SIGN OFF
68 WQTV- Boston- (ON TV)
7 AM BIZ NET NEWS
8 AM ASK WASHINGTON
9 AM JIM AND TAMMY
10 AM FINANCIAL NEWS NETWORK
3 PM ON TV
6 PM- SOUND-OFF
7 PM ON TV
6 WLNE- CBS- New Bedford/Providence
9am- Gilligans Island
9:30- Tattletales
10am- One Day At A Time
10:30- Alice
12pm- Charlie Rose
2:30- Capitol
3pm- Guiding Light

4pm- Movie- Jane Eyre (1971)
6pm- Action News
6:30- CBS News
7pm- The Muppets
7:30- You Asked for It
8pm- Magnum P.I
10pm- Knots Landing
11pm- Action News
12am- Quincy
1:10am- McMillan and Wife
2:20am- Sign-Off
10 WJAR- NBC- Providence
7am- Today
9am- Donahue
10am- The Peoples Court
10:30- Blockbusters
11am- Wheel of Fortune
11:30- Battlestars
12pm- NewsWatch 10
12:30- Search for Tomorrow (recently moved from CBS)
2pm- Another World

3pm- Texas
4pm- Happy Days
5pm- Rockford Files
6pm- NewsWatch 10 (anchored by Doug White)
6:30- NBC News
7pm- P.M Magazine
7:30- Richard Simmons
8pm- Fame
9pm- Diffrent Strokes
9:30- Gimme A Break
10pm- Hill Street Blues
11pm- NewsWatch 10
11:30- The Tonight Show
12:30- Late Night With David Letterman
1:30am- NewsWatch 10
2am- sign-off
12 WPRI- ABC- Providence
9am- Love Boat
10am- Family Feud
10:30- Jokers Wild
11am- Hour Magazine
12pm- NewsCenter 12
12:30- Ryans Hope

4pm- Merv Griffin
5pm- M*A*S*H
5:30- Barney Miller
6pm- NewsCenter 12- (anchored by Walter Cryan)
6:30- ABC News
7pm- Tic Tac Dough
7:30- Family Feud
8pm- Police Squad
9pm- 9 to 5
9:30- Taxi
10pm- 20/20
11pm- NewsCenter 12
12am- Vegas
1:10- Big Valley
2:10am- Sign-Off
9 WMUR- ABC- Manchester, NH
9am- Donahue
10am- Richard Simmons
10:30- That Girl

11am- Love Boat
12pm- Family Feud
12:30- Ryans Hope
4pm- The Edge of Night
4:30- Kidbits
5:30- Merv Griffin
6:30- ABC News
7pm- The News
7:30- The Muppets
8pm- Police Squad
9pm- 9 to 5
9:30- Taxi
10pm- 20/20
11pm- The News
12am- Vegas
1:10am- The News
1:40am- Sign-Off
11 WENH- PBS- Durham, N.H.
9am- Modern Supervisory Techniques

12pm- Sesame Street
3pm- Focus on Society
3:30- Focus on Society
4pm- Sesame Street
5:30- Magic of Oil Painting
6pm- Why in The World
7pm- MacNeil/Lehrer Report
7:30- Dick Cavett
8pm- Sneak Previews
8:30- New Hampshire Crossroads
9pm- Movie- Ten North Frederick (1958)
10:32pm- Sign-Off (quite early)

AM.
Boston/Providence/New Hampshire TV- March 11, 1981
Wednesday March 11, 1981
Boston
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS) WGBH EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
8:45am- Sign-on/A.M Weather
9am- Project Universe
2:30- Sesame Street
3:30- Villa Allegre
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers
6pm- 3-2-1 Contact
6:30- Mister Rogers
7pm- Doctor Who
8pm- National Geographic
9pm- Costeau Odyssey
11:35pm- Dick Cavett
12:05am- Sign-Off (with David Ives doing the mission statement and William Pierce doing the
Sign-off Script)
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC) WESTINGHOUSE
6 AM NBC NEWS/EYEWITNESS NEWS
7 AM TODAY
9 AM HOUR MAGAZINE
10 AM MIKE DOUGLAS
11:30 PASSWORD PLUS
12 NOON EYEWITNESS NEWS (with Jack Chase and Don Kent)
12:30 PM SHARON KING (PEOPLE ARE TALKING)
2 PM ANOTHER WORLD
3 PM TEXAS
4 PM JOHN DAVIDSON
5 PM MATCH GAME
5:30 LIVE ON 4
7 PM NBC NEWS
7:30 NBA BASKETBALL- Milwaukee Bucks @ Boston Celtics (Celtics won 122-108)
10 PM QUINCY
11:30 JOHNNY CARSON
12:30 TOM SNYDER
2:30 SOLID GOLD
3 AM MOVIE- Guadalcanal Odyssey (1974)
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC) BOSTON BROADCASTERS

5:30 ASK THE DOCTOR
6 AM NEWSCENTER 5
9 AM GOOD DAY
10:30 PHIL DONAHUE
11:30 FAMILY FEUD (From ABC)
12:30 RYAN'S HOPE
4 PM WORLD OF PEOPLE
4:30 CAROL BURNETT
5 PM RHODA
6 PM NEWSCENTER 5 (anchored by Chet Curtis, Natalie Jacobson, Tom Ellis, Dick Albert and Don
Gillis)
7 PM ABC NEWS
7:30 BIG MONEY (The Massachusetts State Lottery Game Show)
9 PM ALOHA PARADISE
10 PM VEGAS
11 PM NEWSCENTER 5
11:30 PM NIGHTLINE
12 AM LOVE BOAT
1:10 POLICE STORY

2:20 5 ALL NIGHT LIVE
4 AM FIVE ON FIVE
4:30 GOOD DAY
WNAC-TV 7 (CBS)
6 AM REFLECTIONS
6:05 FARM MARKET REPORT
6:20 SPANISH AUDIO NEWS
6:30 LIFT EVERY VOICE
7 AM CBS NEWS
9 AM ALICE
9:30 JEFFERSONS
10 AM WEEKDAY
12 NOON NEWSROOM 7
12:30 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW
1 PM YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
3 PM GUIDING LIGHT
4 PM AFTERNOON MOVIE- Sweet November (1968)
6 PM NEWSROOM 7 (with John Henning, Brad Holbrook, Mike Taibbi, Harvey Leonard and Bill
OConnell)
7 PM CBS NEWS
7:30 FAMILY FEUD
8 PM ENOS
9 PM MOVIE- The Killing of Randy Webster (1981)
11 PM NEWS
11:30 CBS LATE MOVIE- Katie: Portrait of A Centerfold (1976)
2 AM NEWS
2:30 SIGN OFF
25 WXNE (Ind) Christian Broadcasting Network
5 AM 700 CLUB
6 AM DAILY MASS
6:30 HEALTH FIELD
7 AM QUICK DRAW
7:30 KROFT SUPERSTARS
8 AM JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS
8:30 UNDERDOG
9 AM CAMP WILDERNESS
10 AM 700 CLUB
11:30 VARIOUS RELIGIOUS SHOWS
12 NOON DORIS DAY
1 PM FACE THE MUSIC
1:30 LETS MAKE A DEAL
2 PM SPIDERMAN
2:30 KROFFT SUPERSTARS
3 PM FORCE FIVE
3:30 STAR BLAZERS
4 PM GET SMART
4:30 BULLSEYE
5 PM TIC TAC DOUGH
6 PM WONDER WOMAN
7 PM ROCKFORD FILES
8 PM BIG VALLEY
9 PM 700 CLUB
10:30 THE LESSON
11 PM LATE MOVIE- The Southerner (1945)
12:30 LOVE THAT BOB
1 AM BACHELOR FATHER
1:30 DECEMBER BRIDE
2 AM SIGN-OFF
27 WSMW (Ind/PREVIEW)
6 AM BULLWINKLE
6:30 MAGILLA GORILLA
7 AM BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS
8 AM MOVIE- The Black Rose (1950)
10 AM PTL CLUB
12 NOON DAILY MASS
12:30 PORTER WAGONER
1 PM MIKE DOUGLAS
2 PM MATCH GAME
2:30 CANDID CAMERA
3 PM PORKY PIG
3:30 BUGS BUNNY
4 PM WONDER WOMAN
5 PM WELCOME BACK, KOTTER
5:30 KUNG FU
6:30 WORCESTER NEWS
12:50am- Movie- Up Periscope (1959)
2:42am- SIGN OFF
38 WSBK (Ind.) STORER
6 AM ROMPER ROOM
6:30 BATMAN
7 AM BUGS BUNNY
7:30 SCOOBY DOO
8 AM PORKY PIG
8:30 CARTOON FESTIVAL
9 AM RICHARD SIMMONS
9:30 MAUDE
10 AM TOM LARSON
11 AM DON LANE
12 NOON AFTERNOON MOVIE- Fire Over Africa (1954)
2 PM YOU BET YOUR LIFE

2:30 CHICO AND THE MAN
3 PM GHOST AND MRS. MUIR
4 PM BEWITCHED
4:30 ONE DAY AT A TIME (CBS)
5 PM STARSKY AND HUTCH
6 PM HOGAN'S HEROES
6:30 BOB NEWHART
7 PM M*A*S*H
7:30 BARNEY MILLER
8 PM NHL HOCKEY- Boston Bruins @ Toronto Maple Leafs
10 PM MAUDE
10:30 NEWS
11 PM SEARCH FOR POWER
11:30 LATE MOVIE- Red Mountain (1951)
1 AM IRONSIDE
2 AM SIGN OFF
WGBX-TV 44 (PBS)
5 PM- GETTING TO KNOW ME
5:30- VILLA ALLEGRE
6 PM- FRENCH CHEF
6:30- OVER EASY
7 PM- DICK CAVETT

8 PM- EL SALVADOR: ANOTHER VIETNAM
9 PM- COLD NIGHTS
9:30- MOLDERS OF TROY
11:30- SIGN-OFF
56 WLVI (Ind) FIELD
6 AM CASPER
6:30 SPEED RACOR
7 AM TOM AND JERRY
7:30 FRED FLINTSTONE AND FRIENDS
8 AM GREAT SPACE COASTER
8:30 FRED FLINTSTONE
9 AM NEW ZOO REVUE
9:30 BOZO'S BIG TOP
10 AM PEOPLE POWER
11 AM LOVE BOAT (ABC)
12 NOON TO TELL THE TRUTH
12:30 50,000 $ PYRAMID
1:30 BANANA SPLITS
2 PM HUCK & YOGI
2:30 CASPER
3 PM BUGS BUNNY
4 PM FLINTSTONES
4:30 FLINTSTONES
5 PM BRADY BUNCH
5:30 BRADY BUNCH
6 PM HAPPY DAYS
6:30 GOOD TIMES
7 PM SANFORD AND SON
7:30 SHA NA NA
8 PM 8 OCLOCK MOVIE Hell is for Heroes (1962)
10 PM BILLY GRAHAM
11 PM BENNY HILL
11:30 AFTER BENNY THAMES
12 MID STAR TREK
1 AM MAN FROM UNCLE
2 AM SIGN OFF
68 WQTV (ON TV) ARLINGTON
7 AM PTL CLUB
9 AM FIT FOR LIFE
9:30 FINANCIAL NEWS NETWORK
12 NOON ON TV SUBSCRIPTION TV
6 PM BOSTON LIVE
6:30- SUBSCRIPTION TV
PROVIDENCE/NEW BEDFORD
6 WLNE- CBS- Providence/New Bedford
7 AM- Morning with Charles Kuralt
8 AM- Captain Kangaroo
9 AM- Gilligans Island
9:30- Unscheduled
10 AM- The Jeffersons
10:30- Alice
11 AM- The Price is Right
12 PM- The $50,000 Pyramid
1 PM- The Young and The Restless
2 PM- As The World Turns
3 PM- Guiding Light
4 PM- Movie- The Stranger (1972)
6 PM- Action News
6:30- CBS News
7 PM- Action News
8 PM- Enos
9 PM- Movie- The Killing of Randy Webster (1981)
11 PM- Action News
11:30- Benny Hill
12 AM- Movie- Human Feelings (1978)

2:15- Action News
2:45- Sign-Off
10 WJAR- NBC- Providence
7 AM- Today Show
9 AM- Donahue
10 AM- Las Vegas Gambit
10:30- Blockbusters
11 AM- Wheel of Fortune
11:30- Password Plus
12 PM- NewsWatch 10
12:30- The Doctors
1 PM- Days Of Our Lives
2 PM- Another World
3 PM- Texas
4 PM- Brady Bunch
4:30- Happy Days
5 PM- Welcome Back Kotter
5:30- Sanford and Son
6 PM- NewsWatch 10
6:30- NBC News
7 PM- NewsWatch 10
7:30- PM Magazine
8 PM- Real People
9 PM- Diffrent Strokes

9:30- Facts of Life
10 PM- Quincy
11 PM- NewsWatch 10
12:30- Tomorrow
1:30- Hogans Heroes
2 AM- Sign-Off
12 WPRI- ABC- Providence
7 AM- Good Morning America
9 AM- John Davidson
10 AM- Jokers Wild
10:30- Family Feud
11 AM- Love Boat
12 PM- NewsCenter 12
12:30- Ryans Hope
1 PM- All My Children
2 PM- One Life To Live
3 PM- General Hospital
4 PM- Merv Griffin
5:30- M*A*S*H
6 PM- NewsCenter 12
6:30- ABC News
7pm- Tic Tac Dough
7:30- Face The Music

8pm- Eight is Enough
9pm- Aloha Paradise
10pm- Billy Graham
11pm- NewsCenter 12
11:30- M*A*S*H
12am- ABC News Nightline
12:30- Love Boat
1:30- Sign-Off
NEW HAMPSHIRE
9 WMUR- ABC- Manchester, NH
9am- PTL Club
10am- Donahue
11am- Love Boat
12pm- Family Feud
12:30- Ryans Hope
4pm- Edge of Night
4:30- Candid Camera
5pm- Petticoat Junction
5:30- Tic Tac Dough
6pm- News
6:30- ABC News
7pm- Jokers Wild
7:30- Muppet Show
8pm- Eight is Enough
9pm- Aloha Paradise
10pm- Billy Graham
11pm- NewsCenter 12
12am- Love Boat
1:10- Police Story
2:20- Sign-Off
11 WENH- PBS- Durham,NH
9am- Educational Programming
2:30- Fast Forward
3pm- Modern Superlatives
3:30- Over Easy
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers
5:30- 3-2-1 Contact
6pm- News (it left the air in the Summer of 1981 due to a severe financial crisis for New
Hampshire Public Television)
6:30- Doctor Who
7pm- MacNeil/Lehrer Report
7:30- Dick Cavett
8pm- National Geographic

9:30- Wilderness Alive
10:30- Antiques
11pm- Sign-Off
Retro: Boston/Providence/New Hampshire Mon 8/22/88
from TV Guide, Boston edition
TVG didn't list WHRC-46 Norwell, WMFP-62 Lawrence or WHSH-66 Marlborough
WGBH 2-PBS Boston
6:45 AM Weather
7:00 Sesame Street
8:30 Sesame Street
11:00 3-2-1 Contact
11:30 Sesame Street
1:30 Conversation in Maine with Margaret Chase Smith
2:30 Art of William Alexander
3:00 Collectors
3:30 Sesame Street

5:30 3-2-1 Contact
7:00 Sesame Street Special
8:00 Simon & Garfunkel: The Concert in Central Park
9:30 Pledge Break
11:00 Pledge Break
11:10 16 Days of Glory
12:10 News
12:40 sign-off
WBZ 4-NBC Boston
5:00 Before Hours
7:00 Today
9:00 Hour Magazine
10:30 Concentration
11:30 Scrabble
12:30 People are Talking
1:30 Superior Court

3:00 Santa Barbara
5:00 People's Court
5:30 Live on 4
8:00 ALF
8:30 Hogan Family
9:00 Movie "Dress Gray" (conclusion)
11:30 Tonight Show (guest host Jay Leno)
2:30 Wil Shriner
3:30 News Conference
WCVB 5-ABC Boston
5:00 Chronicle
5:30 NewsCenter 5

9:00 Good Day!
10:00 Geraldo
11:30 Ryan's Hope
Noon NewsCenter 5
12:30 Loving
4:00 Phil Donahue
5:00 Oprah Winfrey
6:00 NewsCenter 5
7:30 Chronicle
8:00 NFL Exhibition: Chicago-Dallas
11:00 NewsCenter 5
11:30 Nightline
Mid. Hill Street Blues
1:00 Divorce Court
1:30 Judge
2:00 NewsCenter 5
2:30 Dynasty
3:30 Hit Squad
4:00 Good Day!
4:55 Morning Glory

WNEV 7-CBS Boston
6:00 Ready to Go (children's show)
7:00 Today
9:30 Family Feud
10:00 Talk of the Town (Matt Lauer)
Noon The New England News
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Perry Mason
5:00 Live at 5:00
6:00 The New England News
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Newhart
8:30 Cavanaughs
9:00 Kate & Allie
10:00 Magnum, PI
11:35 Jeopardy!
12:05 Hunter
1:15 Movie "Blind Date"
2:35 $100,000 Pyramid
3:35 Talk of the Town
WFXT 25-Fox Boston
(WFXT used a WNYW-style logo at the time)
6:30 Macron I
7:00 Top Cat
7:30 Dinosaucers
8:00 Mighty Mouse
8:30 Casper
9:00 Mayberry RFD
9:30 Catholic Mass
11:00 Movie "Boardwalk"
1:00 Rawhide
2:30 Popeye
3:00 Alvin Show

4:00 Jetsons
4:30 Flintstones
5:00 Double Dare
5:30 Happy Days
6:00 Diff'rent Stokes
8:00 Movie "To Live & Die in LA"
10:00 Jerry Williams
11:00 Late Show
Mid. Get Smart
12:30 I Love Lucy
1:00 sign-off
WSBK 38-Ind Boston
6:30 Rambo
7:00 Ghostbusters
8:30 Bravestarr
9:00 Spiral Zone

10:00 Andy Griffith
10:30 Alice
11:00 Dick Van Dyke
11:30 AM Boston (host Meg LaVigne)
Noon Lou Grant
2:00 Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers
2:30 Saber Rider & the Star Sheriffs
3:00 Scooby-Doo
3:30 Beverly Hills Teens
4:00 Comic Strip
4:30 DuckTales
5:00 White Shadow
6:00 Quincy
7:00 Family Ties
7:30 Barney Miller
8:00 Movie "Swept Away..." (aka Swept Away...by an Unusual Destiny in the Blue Sea of August)
10:30 Hersey's Hollywood
11:00 M*A*S*H
11:30 Morton Downey Jr.
12:30 Twilight Zone
1:00 Jeffersons
1:30 Alice

WGBX 44-PBS Boston
8:00 Soap Box Derby (from Derby Downs, Akron OH)
9:30 David "Fathead" Newman
10:00 Movie "The Southerner"
11:30 Wild America
Noon National Geographic
1:00 Movie "Slightly Honorable"
2:30 Movie "The Mill on the Floss"
4:00 Movie "Scrooge"
5:00 John McLaughlin's One on One
5:30 Open Mind
6:00 Sesame Street
8:30 Bodywatch
9:00 Make Prayers to the Raven
10:00 News
Mid. sign-off
WLVI 56-Ind Boston
6:00 Bionic Six
6:30 Zoobilee Zoo

7:00 Jem
7:30 Mighty Mouse
8:00 Popeye
8:30 Tom & Jerry
10:30 Transformers
11:00 De Todo Un Poco (CNN Headline News normally aired 11-noon)
11:30 Classified Express
Noon Good Times
12:30 That Girl
1:00 Bewitched
4:30 GI Joe
5:00 Fall Guy
7:30 Benson
8:00 Movie "Baby Sister"

10:00 The News at Ten
11:00 Newlywed Game
11:30 Dating Game
Mid. INN News
12:30 Infomercial
1:00 sign-off
WQTV 68-Ind Boston
6:30 Morning Bible Lesson
7:00 Pink Panther
8:00 Littlest Hobo
8:30 Addams Family
9:00 Munsters
9:30 Leave It to Beaver (x2)
10:30 Movie "The Invisible Man" (pilot for the series)
Noon Bonanza
1:00 Big Valley
2:00 The Saint
3:00 Ironside
5:00 Scarecrow & Mrs. King
6:00 Barnaby Jones
7:00 Star Trek
8:00 National Geographic (x2)

11:30 Star Trek
12:30 Bonanza
1:30 Movie "Blanche Fury"
3:30 Movie "Utopia"
WHLL 27-Ind Worcester
5:30 Banana Splits & Friends
6:00 Heritage Ministries
7:30 World of Super Adventures
8:00 Infomercial
8:30 Green Acres
9:00 Jimmy Swaggart
9:30 Nanny & the Professor
10:00 700 Club
11:00 Success N Life
Noon Julia
12:30 Superior Court
1:00 Dynasty
2:00 Barnaby Jones
3:00 Ghost & Mrs. Muir
3:30 Room 222
4:00 Addams Family
4:30 Batman
5:00 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
7:00 Love Boat
8:00 Movie "The Painted Desert"
10:00 Untouchables
11:00 Infomercial
Mid. Movie "South Pacific"
3:00 Movie "The Nelson Affair"
WWLP 22-NBC Springfield
5:45 Before Hours
6:30 NewsCenter 22
7:00 Today
10:00 Family Ties
10:30 Concentration
Noon NewsCenter 22
12:30 Scrabble
2:00 Another World
3:00 Santa Barbara
4:00 Phil Donahue

5:00 Cheers
5:30 NewsCenter 22
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 ALF
8:30 Hogan Family
11:00 NewsCenter 22
11:30 Tonight Show
1:30 sign-off
WLNE 6-CBS Providence
6:00 Action News (?)
7:00 This Morning
9:00 Movie "Billion Dollar Brain"
Noon Action News
1:30 People's Court
3:00 Guiding Light

4:00 Movie "Busting"
6:00 Action News
8:00 Newhart
8:30 Cavanaughs
9:00 Kate & Allie
10:00 Magnum, PI
11:00 Action News
12:05 Hunter
1:15 Movie "Blind Date"
2:35 Action News
WJAR 10-NBC Providence
5:45 Before Hours
6:30 Newswatch 10
7:00 Today
9:00 Phil Donahue
10:30 Concentration
Noon Newswatch 10
2:00 Another World
3:00 Santa Barbara
4:00 Hour Magazine
5:30 Newswatch 10
7:00 PM Magazine
8:00 ALF
8:30 Hogan Family
11:00 Newswatch 10
11:30 Tonight Show
1:30 Newswatch 10
2:00 sign-off
WPRI 12-ABC Providence
6:00 ABC World News This Morning/Channel 12 Eyewitness News

9:00 Ryan's Hope
9:30 Loving
10:00 Wil Shriner
11:00 Growing Pains
11:30 Home
Noon Channel 12 Eyewitness News
12:30 Jeopardy!
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:30 Channel 12 Eyewitness News
7:30 Jeopardy!
11:30 Nightline
Mid. CNN Headline News
1:30 sign-off
WNAC 64-Fox Providence

6:00 Bionic Six
6:30 Jem
7:00 ThunderCats
8:00 Scooby-Doo
10:00 Bewitched
10:30 Green Acres
11:00 700 Club
Noon Mister Ed
1:00 Benson
1:30 Happy Days
2:00 Addams Family
4:00 DuckTales
4:30 Double Dare
5:00 Silver Spoons
5:30 Gimme a Break!
6:30 Barney Miller
7:00 Fall Guy

8:00 Movie "Soldier of Fortune"
11:00 Infomercial
Mid. Dog Racing
2:30 sign-off
WFSB 3-CBS Hartford
7:00 This Morning
9:00 Family Feud
9:30 Card Sharks
10:00 Geraldo
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Oprah Winfrey

7:30 PM Magazine
8:00 Newhart
8:30 Cavanaughs
9:00 Kate & Allie
10:00 Magnum, PI
11:35 Magnum, PI
12:35 Love Boat
1:35 Wil Shriner
WMUR 9-ABC Manchester
6:45 News
10:00 Geraldo
11:00 Ryan's Hope
11:30 Home
Noon News
12:30 Loving

4:00 Newlywed Game
4:30 Dating Game
5:30 5:30 Live
6:00 News
11:00 News
11:30 Nightline
Mid. Morton Downey Jr.
1:00 Enterainment Tonight
1:30 News
2:00 sign-off
WENH 11-PBS Durham
6:30 To Life! Yoga with Priscilla Patrick
6:45 AM Weather
7:00 Body Electric
7:45 AM Weather
8:00 Sesame Street

10:00 Pizza Gourmet
11:00 3-2-1 Contact
11:30 Boomerang
Noon Sesame Street
1:30 Newton's Apple
2:00 Wild America
4:00 3-2-1 Contact
5:00 Sesame Street
7:30 Home Free: Retrun of the Bald Eagle
8:00 Winds of Everest
10:00 First Among Equals
11:00 Best of Your Show of Shows
11:30 Houdini!
Mid. MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
1:00 sign-off
WNHT 21-CBS Concord
7:00 This Morning
9:30 Three's a Crowd
10:00 Family Feud
10:30 Card Sharks
Noon Jeopardy!
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 Phil Donahue
6:00 News
7:00 Facts of Life (x2)
8:00 Newhart
8:30 Cavanaughs
9:00 Kate & Allie
10:00 Magnum, PI
11:00 News
11:30 Hunter
12:40 Movie "Shadowlands"
2:00 News
2:30 sign-off
WNDS 50-Ind Derry
8:30 Hour Magazine
9:30 Bob Newhart
10:00 Hangin' In
10:30 Matchmaker
Noon I Love Lucy
2:00 Quincy
3:00 Ghostbusters
3:30 Spiral Zone
5:00 Hogan's Heroes
6:00 Knight Rider

7:00 House Calls
7:30 Simon & Simon
8:30 Magnum, PI
11:30 Twilight Zone
Mid. sign-off
WGOT 60-Ind Merrimack
6:30 Ag Day
7:00 Hit Video USA
7:30 Double Dare
8:00 New Zoo Revue
8:30 Zoobilee Zoo
9:00 Ask Washington
10:00 Movie "The Bus is Coming"
Noon Ask Washington
1:00 Movie "Dead of Night"
3:00 Hit Video USA
3:30 New Zoo Revue
4:00 Zoobilee Zoo
4:30 Double Dare
5:00 Hit Video USA
7:00 Crook & Chase

7:30 Movie "Mother & Daughter: The Loving War"
9:30 Hit Video USA
10:00 INN News
12:30 sign-off
WPIX-Ind New York
5:00 Twilight Zone
5:30 INN News
6:00 Insight
6:30 Spiral Zone
7:00 Heathcliff
8:00 Jem
8:30 Bionic Six
9:00 Ghostbusters
9:30 GI Joe
11:00 White Shadow
Noon Movie "The Canterville Ghost"
2:00 Best Talk in Town
2:30 Voltron
3:00 Heathcliff
3:30 Tom & Jerry (x2)
4:30 Transformers
6:00 Gimme a Break!
6:30 Jeffersons
7:00 Cheers
7:30 INN News
8:00 Mother-Daughter International Pageant (from Guam, hosted by Bert Parks)
10:00 INN News
10:30 Odd Couple (x2)
11:30 Honeymooners
Mid. Star Trek
1:00 Celebration of Caring
1:30 INN News
2:00 Infomercials
3:00 Movie "Mysterious Mr. Moto"
4:30 Twilight Zone
WWOR-Ind Secaucus/New York
6:00 Zoobilee Zoo
6:30 Comic Strip
7:00 Beverly Hills Teens
7:30 Jetsons
8:30 Dinosaucers

Noon The News at Noon
1:00 High Rollers
2:00 Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
3:00 Cannon
4:00 Barnaby Jones
5:00 Hawaii Five-O
6:00 T.J. Hooker
7:00 $100,000 Pyramid
7:30 Barney Miller
10:00 The News at Ten
10:30 Baseball: NY Mets-Los Angeles
1:00 Kiner's Korner
1:30 Benny Hill
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Re: Retro: Boston/Providence/New Hampshire Mon 8/22/88
> WNHT 21-CBS Concord
Anyone know the history of this station? i.e. when did it lose CBS, when did it become WPXG,
etc.
10-07-2005, 06:38 PM #3
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> > WNHT 21-CBS Concord
>
> Anyone know the history of this station? i.e. when did it
> lose CBS, when did it become WPXG, etc.
>
I don't remember when this station went on the air (sometime early 1980's I think.) The original
owner, Flatley, purchased an interest in WNDS-50 Derry,NH in the spring of 1990 (March I think)
and the FCC ownership regulations required him to take this station dark. Boston University
purchased the station in 1995 (I think) and make it a relay of WABU-Boston. PAX purchased it a
couple years later along with 68 in Boston and 58 on Cape Cod.
10-07-2005, 07:38 PM #4
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> > > WNHT 21-CBS Concord
>>
> > Anyone know the history of this station? i.e. when did it
> > lose CBS, when did it become WPXG, etc.
>>
>
> I don't remember when this station went on the air (sometime
> early 1980's I think.) The original owner, Flatley,
> purchased an interest in WNDS-50 Derry,NH in the spring of
> 1990 (March I think) and the FCC ownership regulations
> required him to take this station dark. Boston University
> purchased the station in 1995 (I think) and make it a relay
> of WABU-Boston. PAX purchased it a couple years later
> along with 68 in Boston and 58 on Cape Cod.
>
I remember watching WNHT when I was in college in the mid 80s. They ran "Lucy Show" reruns
@ 8p. They had lost a ton of money on having a newsroom, which was required by CBS as a
condition for the affiliation.

10-07-2005, 09:45 PM #5
mdamico23
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WNHT/21...
WNHT/21 Concord, NH signed on in 1984 as an independent station. The transmitter was located
northeast of Concord in the hamlet of Gossville, NH. (The transmitter is still there to this day).
The (Thomas J.) Flatley Co. owned WNHT. To this day, Flatley is a large real-estate developer in
the Boston area.
The early 1980s was somewhat of a TV boom in the Granite State. A year prior to WNHT's sign
on, WNDS/50 in Derry, NH also signed on as an independent. WNHT's programming was
somewhat similar to WNDS'- plenty of old reruns and movies. Also, during that time, Golden
Triange TV 60 Corp. received a construction permit for Channel 60 in Merrimack, NH.
WNHT and WNDS went head-to-head with similar programming throughout the mid-1980s. In
fact, Channel 50 even offered a newscast, which was somewhat comparable to WMUR/9's
newscast of the day. That situation changed in the mid-1980s when WMUR was sold to Imes
Communications and Imes poured in tons of $$ to Channel 9.
During 1987, Channel 60 Merrimack signed on as WGOT, another independent serving a small
state. There was simply not enough advertising $$ to float between three independents in the
Granite State. During 1988, Flatley decided to affiliate Channel 21 with CBS. This seemed like a
logical move, as the nearest CBS affiliates to Concord were WNEV/7 (now WHDH) in Boston,
WGME/13, Portland, ME and WCAX/3 in Burlington, VT. Concord was located in the fringes of all
of these stations' coverage area.
The CBS affiliation stipulated that Channel 21 offer a newscast, so Flatley decided to set up a
newsroom in Concord. By this time, WNDS had discontinued their newscast- leaving only the
weatherman, Al Kaprelian, who continues to this day on Channel 50. Channel 21 lost tons of $$
on their newscast, but it was stipulated in their affiliation contract to have one. Although the
station was now a CBS affiliate, some of the old-reruns remained, such as "The Lucy Show."
The nation entered a recession in 1989 and it hit New England especially hard. Flatley put WNHT
on the block, but there were no takers. At the same time, they began negotiations with CTV of
Derry (the licensee for WNDS) to purchase a minority interest in their station. An agreement was
reached in December 1989, and the FCC gave approval in March 1990. Duopolies were not yet
allowed by the FCC.
One day in the Fall of 1989, the Channel 21 11 PM news aired. The news anchor announced that
the owner of WNHT was pulling the plug and Channel 21 would be going off the air permanently
after the news. And, it did just. The station signed off, and for the next 5+ years there was
nothing on the Channel 21 frequency. All of the employees were laid off.
In the days immediately after the sign off, there were rumors that WGOT was going to take the
CBS affiliation. There were also rumors that Channel 60 was going to move to the now vacant 21.
It never happened. WGOT continued as a struggling independent for a few more years before it
was sold to PAX.
During the early 1990s, there were rumors that the Channel 21 license was going to be sold to
Stephen Mindich, the publisher of the "Boston Phoenix" newspaper. Mindich could not find the
financing to put Channel 21 on the air and the station remained dark.
In 1993, Boston University purchased WQTV/68 in Boston and renamed it WABU. Channel 68
was always handicapped in Boston by having the weakest signal of any of the Boston-based TV
signals. In an attempt to rectify the problem, BU purchased the long-dark license of WNHT. It
took BU over a year to make repairs to the Channel 21 transmitter and tower and to secure FCC
approval to simulcast 68 on 21. Once the FCC granted permission and repairs were made to the
Channel 21 transmitter, WNHT returned to the air as WNBU, a full-time satellite of WABU.
(Boston University also purchased the dormant license of WCVX/58 in Vineyard Haven, MA).
WCVX also returned to the air as a satellite of WABU in circumstances much like Channel 21.
Boston University lost a lot of money on WABU and its two satellites and eventually sold out to
PAX. PAX has continued to this day on the three stations, but it programming is mostly
"infomericals".
-Mike
> > WNHT 21-CBS Concord
>
> Anyone know the history of this station? i.e. when did it
> lose CBS, when did it become WPXG, etc.
>
Edited by mdamico23 on 10/08/05 01:27 PM.
10-08-2005, 01:07 AM #6
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Re: WNHT/21...
> During 1987, Channel 60 Merrimack signed on as WGOT,
> another independent serving a small state. There was simply
> not enough advertising $$ to float between three
> independents in the Granite State. During 1988, Flatley
> decided to affiliate Channel 21 with CBS. This seemed like a
> logical move, as the nearest CBS affiliates to Concord were
> WBZ/4 in Boston, WGME/13, Portland, ME and WCAX/3 in
> Burlington, VT. Concord was located in the fringes of all of

> these stations' coverage area.
CBS in Boston at that time was WNEV-TV channel 7. Today they are WHDH-TV, an NBC affiliate.
They switched networks with WBZ-TV channel 4 in 1995.
10-08-2005, 09:28 AM #7
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Re: WNHT/21...
> > During 1987, Channel 60 Merrimack signed on as WGOT,
> > another independent serving a small state. There was
> simply
> > not enough advertising $$ to float between three
> > independents in the Granite State. During 1988, Flatley
> > decided to affiliate Channel 21 with CBS. This seemed like
>a
> > logical move, as the nearest CBS affiliates to Concord
> were
> > WBZ/4 in Boston, WGME/13, Portland, ME and WCAX/3 in
> > Burlington, VT. Concord was located in the fringes of all
> of
> > these stations' coverage area.
>
> CBS in Boston at that time was WNEV-TV channel 7. Today they
> are WHDH-TV, an NBC affiliate. They switched networks with
> WBZ-TV channel 4 in 1995.

>
Oops- I was living in NH in the early 90s and don't know why I didn't remember that. Anyhow I
changed the post to reflect the CBS in Boston during that era was on Channel 7. Thanks for the
proofread.
-Mike
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> During 1988, Flatley decided to affiliate Channel 21 with CBS.
WNHT became a CBS affiliate in February of 1988. They began their 11 PM newscast shortly
after. Their 6 PM newscast was begun in May of 1988.
> Although the station was now a CBS affiliate, some of the old-reruns > remained, such as "The
Lucy Show."
Actually most of the reruns were gone by the Summer of 1988 and Wheel Of Fortune and
Jeopardy would be added. By the Fall of 1988 WNHT looked like a typical CBS affiliate.
> The nation entered a recession in 1989 and it hit New

> England especially hard. Flatley put WNHT on the block, but
> there were no takers.
The station did lose money after affiliating with CBS but if Flatley gave the station another couple
years or so it would have turned a profit. If the same circumstances occurred in 1993, chances
are that WNHT would have LMAd the station to either WMUR or a Boston station.
> At the same time, they began
> negotiations with CTV of Derry (the licensee for WNDS) to
> purchase a minority interest in their station. An agreement
> was reached in December 1989, and the FCC gave approval in
> March 1990. Duopolies were not yet allowed by the FCC.
Actually WNDS was also for sale and Flatley bought an interest in WNDS back in February 1989.
WNHT still was up for sale and noone had any interest at that point.
> One day in the Fall of 1989, the Channel 21 11 PM news
> aired. The news anchor announced that the owner of WNHT was
> pulling the plug and Channel 21 would be going off the air
> permanently after the news. And, it did just. The station
> signed off, and for the next 5+ years there was nothing on
> the Channel 21 frequency. All of the employees were laid
> off.
Actually WNHT CBS 21 went dark at Midnight on April 1, 1989. They in fact only announced the
demise at 10 AM on March 31. Newspeople were pulled from their stories and their newscast
that day did not occur. In its places at Noon, 6 PM, and 11 PM were replaced with Three's
Company and Barney Miller reruns that had been rested since the Spring of 1988. On the bottom
of the screen the announcement was scrolled out.
Retro: Pittsburgh and area, Monday, 9/21/92
Note: I'll try to post the weekend later this week....
Source: TV Guide, Pittsburgh Metropolitan Edition, 9/19-25/92
CHANNELS LISTED
PITTSBURGH
2-KDKA (CBS)
4-WTAE (ABC)
11-WPXI (NBC)
13-WQED (PBS)
16-WQEX (PBS)
22-WPTT (Ind.)
40-WPCB (Ind.)
53-WPGH (Fox)
JOHNSTOWN/ALTOONA
6-WJAC (NBC)
8-WWCP (Fox)
10-WTAJ (NBC)
WHEELING/STEUBENVILLE
7-WTRF (CBS, ABC)
9-WTOV (NBC)
YOUNGSTOWN
21-WFMJ (NBC)
27-WKBN (CBS)
33-WYTV (ABC)
Note II: Pittsburgh stations are listed before stations from other markets in this edition, but I am
listing them in the order of channel numbers.
5:00
4 11-News
9-Headline News
22-Home Shopping Club (until 3:00 p.m.)
33-Success N Life
40-700 Club
5:30
27-Goof Troop
6:00
2 4 11-News
6 21-NBC News (30 minutes on Channel 6; 60 minutes on Channel 21)
7-CBS News
8-Ninja Turtles
9-Rush Limbaugh
27-Kenneth Copeland
33-AG Day
40-Life Lessons
53-Adventures of T-Rex
6:30
6-News
7-Ohio Valley This Morning
8-Storytime
9-NBC News
10 27-CBS News
40-Word for Today
53-Tom and Jerry
7:00
4 33-Good Morning America
6 9 11 21-Today
8-Dennis the Menace
13-Sesame Street
40-Music That Ministers
53-James Bond Jr.

7:30
8 53-Beetlejuice
40-Sunshine Factory
8:00
2-This Morning
13-Mister Rogers
16-Agewise A.M.
40-100 Huntley Street
8:30
8-Goof Troop
13-Sesame Street
16-Sit and Be Fit
53-Inspector Gadget
9:00
2 6 9 21-Sally Jessy Raphael
4 7 10 33-Regis and Kathie Lee
8-Darkwing Duck
11-Geraldo
16-Body Electric
27-Thats Amore
40-John Hagee Today
9:30
8-Chip N Dale
16-Homestretch
27-Cosby Show
40-Paul Gaudino
53-Kenneth Copeland
10:00
2 33-Vicki!!
4-Maury Povich
6 9-Phil Donahue
7 10-Family Feud Challenge
8-Swans Crossing
11-Family Feud
16-Mister Rogers
21-Jenny Jones
27-Montel Williams
40-Life Lessons
53-700 Club
10:30
11-Concentration
16-Sesame Street
40-Music That Ministers
11:00
2 7 10 27-Price Is Right
4 33-Home
6 9-Doctor Dean
11-Jenny Jones
21-Santa Barbara
40-Bible Prophecy
53-Montel Williams
11:30
6-Concentration
9-A Closer Look
13-Mister Rogers
16-Business and the Law
40-Word for Today
12:00
2 4 6 7 9 10 11 21 27-News
13-Sesame Street
16-Story of English
33-Designing Women
40-700 Club
53-Infatutation
12:30
4 33-Loving
6 11 21-A Closer Look
9-A Current Affair
1:00
6 9 11 21-Days of Our Lives
8-700 Club
13-White House Lectures
16-Faces of Culture
40-Getting Together
53-Odd Couple
1:30
16-Heres to Your Health
53-Hogans Heroes
2:00
2 7 10 27-As the World Turns
4 33-One Life to Live
6 9 11 21-Another World
8-Tale Spin
13-Gourmet Cooking
16-Joy of Painting
40-At Home
53-Merrie Melodies
2:30
8-Woody Woodpecker
13-Painting with Gary Marshall
40-This is the Life
53-Chip N Dale
3:00
2 7 10 27-Guiding Light
4 33-General Hospital
6 9 11-Santa Barbara
8-Merrie Melodies
16-Frugal Gourmet
21-Phil Donahue
22-Captain N and the Video Gamemasters
40-Living by the Word
53-Tale Spin
3:30
13-Lamb Chops Play Along
16-Mediterrnaean Cookery
22-Woody Woodpecker
40-Keep on Singing
53-Darkwing Duck
4:00
2-Phil Donahue
4 33-Designing Women
6-A Current Affair
7-Mamas Family
8-Tiny Toons
9-Geraldo
10 21-Oprah Winfrey
11-Peoples Court
13-Mister Rogers
16-Crafting for the 90s

27-Golden Girls
40-Sunshine Factory
53-Goof Troop
4:30
4-Cheers
6-Inside Edition
7-Designing Women
8-Batman
11-A Current Affair
13-Reading Rainbow
16-Home Front
22-Swans Crossing
27-You Bet Your Life
33-Wonder Years
40-How Can I Live?
5:00
2 9-Oprah Winfrey
4 11-News
6-Cheers
7 27-Hard Copy
8-Wonder Years
10-Designing Women
13-Carmen Sandiego
16-Portrait of a Family
21-Maury Povich
22-I Love Lucy
33-Odd Couple
53-Tiny Toons
5:30
4 6 7 27-News
8-A Different World
10-Murphy Brown
16-Frugal Gourmet
22-I Love Lucy
40-Saturday Nite Sing
53-Batman
6:00
2 4 6 7 9 10 11 21 27 33-News
8 53-Full House
22-Star Trek-The Next Generation
6:05
16-All Creatures Great and Small
6:30
4 33-ABC News
6 9 11 21-NBC News
7 10 27-CBS News
8-Mr. Belvedere
40-Lightmusic
53-Wonder Years
7:00
2-CBS News
4-Hard Copy
6 11-Jeopardy!
7-Full House
8-Love Connection
9-Inside Edition
10-Golden Girls
16-Sports Talk
21-Whos the Boss?
22-Studs
27-A Current Affair
33-Wheel of Fortune
40-700-Club
53-Night Court
7:30
2-You Bet Your Life
7 10 53-Marriedwith Children
8-Mamas Family
16-One in a Million
21-Red and White Report (Football)
22-M*A*S*H
33-Jeopardy!
8:00
2 7 10 27-Evening Shade
4 33-Young Indiana Jones
6 9 11 21-Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
13-American Experience
16-Spanish Armada
22-Movie: Children of a Lesser God (86)
40-Getting Together
53-Video Music Awards

8:30
2 7 10 27-Hearts Afire
6 9 21-Blossom
11-Flying into the Future
9:00
2 7 10 27-Murphy Brown
4 33-NFL Football: Giants @ Bears
6 9 11 21-Movie: Miss America: Behind the Crown (Made for TV, 92)
16-Aboard the QE2
40-Life Lessons
9:30
40-His Place
10:00
2 7 10 27-Love and War (Debut)
8-News
13-Voices of the Electorate
16-St. Elsewhere
22-Studs
40-Missions 92
53-Hunter
10:30
22-Mamas Family
40-Origins
11:00
2 6 7 9 10 11 21 27-News
8-Love Connection
13-Lonesome Pine
16-Benny Hill
40-Exposing the Lie
11:30
2-Inside Edition
7 10 27-Picket Fences
8-Studs
16-Are You Being Served?
40-Dave Roever
53-Arsenio Hall
11:35
6 9 11 21-Tonight Show
12:00
2-Love Connection
4 33-News
8-Thats Amore
22-Home Shopping Club (until 5:00 A.M., then from 5:00 A.M. until 3:00 P.M. Tuesday)
40-Getting Together
12:30
2-Thats Amore
4-Nightline
8 53-Commercial Programs (until 1:30)
33-Arsenio Hall
40-His Place
12:35
6 9 11 21-David Letterman
1:00
2-Star Search
4-Jerry Springer
40-Getting Together
1:30
7-Let There Be Light
8-Love Phone
10-Magnum, P.I.
27-Whoopi Goldberg
33-Nightline
53-TBA
1:35
6 9-Bob Costas
21-Inside Edition
2:00
4 33-Rush Limbaugh
27-News
40-Love Worth Finding
53-Movie: For Ladies Only (Made for TV, 81)
2:05
6 9-Nightside (until 5:30 on Ch. 6, until 5:00 on Ch. 9)
11-News
2:30
10-Arsenio Hall
33-ANC News
2:40
11-Whoopi Goldberg
2:55
33-Five Minutes to Live By
3:00
3:10
3:30
4:00
40-Pastor Jack Hayford
53-Movie: Midnight Cowboy (69)
DFW Sat. Nov. 15 1958
Source: TV Guide - Note that only 2 shows are listed in COLOR!
4-KRLD-CBS
5-WBAP-NBC
8-WFAA-ABC
11-KFJZ-Ind.
Saturday Morning November 15, 1958
7:15a
(8) Agriculture on Parade
7:30
(8) Through the Porthole
7:45
(8) Movie "Alias, Billy the Kid"
8:00
(4) Cartoons
(5) Christian Answers
8:15
(5) Cartoons
8:30
(4) Captain Kangaroo
(5) Texas Curriculum
9:00
(5) Howdy Doody
9:30
(4) Mighty Mouse
(5) Ruff and Reddy
(8) Laurel and Hardy
10:00
(4) Heckle and Jeckle
(5) Fury
(8) Cartoons
10:30
(4) Robin Hood
(5) Circus Boy
(8) Farmer Al Falfa
11:00
(4) Sky King
(5) True Story
(8) Uncle Al
11:30
(4) Magic Circus-Mark Wilson
(5) Detective's Diary

12:00p
(4) Movie "Along the Oregon Trail"
(5) Farm Editor
(8) Foreign Legionnaire
(11) Jo Jo's Funhouse
12:15
(5) Cartoons
12:30
(5) Hawkeye
(8) Stairway to Fame-Talent
1:00
(4) Cartoons
(5) Movie "That's Right-You're Wrong"
(8) U.S. Army Chorus (Special)
(11) Movie "Crazy House"
1:30
(4) Hockey (Canadiens vs. Back Hawks)
(8) Orient Express-Adventure
2:00
(8) I Led Three Lives
2:30
(8) Charlie Chan
(11) Teen Hop-Rudy Garrett at the Majestic Theatre
3:00
(8) Mr. Distict Attorney
3:30
(8) Science Fiction Theater
(11) Star Performance-Drama
3:45
(4) News-Bob Brock
4:00
(4) Travelog (COLOR)
(5) Steve Donovan-Western
(8) Dallas Bandstand (w Jerry Haynes?)
(11) Early Show-Cartoons
4:30
(4) Lone Ranger
(5) O. Henry Playhouse-Drama

(11) Movie "Wee Willie Winkie"
5:00
(4) Command Performance
(5) Movie "Walk Softly Stranger"
(8) All Star Golf-Boca Raton
5:30
(4) Johnny Hicks-Variety
6:00p
(4) Farm Newsreel-Andrews
(8) White Hunter
(11) Football Scoreboard
6:15
(4) News-Reid Collins
6:25
(4) Police Report
6:30
(4) Perry Mason
(5) People are Funny
(8) American Bandstand

(11) Movie "Harrigan's Kid"
7:00
(5) Perry Como (COLOR)
(8) Jubilee USA
7:30
(4) Wanted Dead or Alive
8:00
(4) Gale Storm
(5) Steve Canyon-Adventure
(8) Dancing Party-Welk
(11) Movie "Dead Man's Eye's"
8:30
(4) Have Gun, Will Travel
(5) Cimmaron City
9:00
(4) Gunsmoke
(8) Sammy Kaye
9:30
(4) Death Valley Days

(5) Brains and Brawns
(8) Confession-Interview
(11) Movie "Mad at the World"
10:00p
(4) News
(5) News
(8) News-Dick Wheeler
10:10
(8) Weather-George Milner
10:15
(4) Week in Review
10:30
(4) Gourmet-David Wade
(5) Sports-Tom Mullarkey
(8) Movie "Sebaka"
10:45
(5) Movie "Two O'Clock Courage"
11:00
(4) City Detective-Police

11:10
(11) Movie "Notorious"
11:30
(4) Waterfront-Adventure
-----Listings end for the day--------
Great, great, great, great, great, great grandson of Mike Mercury. Never pick your
nose while driving over a bump.
10-07-2005, 07:04 PM #2
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Re: DFW Sat. Nov. 15 1958
Longtime Listener, in presenting Dalls/Fort Worth TV listings for November 15th, 1958 noted:
> Note that only 2 shows are listed in COLOR!
I think the TV Guide may have overlooked two other shows on NBC/WBAP-5 which I thought
were in color: "Howdy Doody" and "Ruff and Reddy".
10-07-2005, 07:24 PM #3
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Back to Dallas/Fort Worth on November 15th, 1958:

> 11:00 (8) Uncle Al
Wasn't this actually produced in Cincinnati and syndicated??
> 1:00 (5) Movie "That's Right-You're Wrong"
Sounds like Kay Kyser was starring in this movie. He was a bandleader who also hosted a radio
(and later TV) musical quiz show called "College Of Musical Knowledge", and sometimes
contestants had to answer a question in a way that Kyser would say "That's Right, You're
Wrong!" in order to win cash or prizes.
NOTE: The college football season was still underway, but I see no listing for a network game in
Dallas/Fort Worth that day. Could the network's college football game that day have been played
in the Dallas/Fort Worth area (maybe at SMU??) and had to be blacked-out?? I'd be very
surprised if network college football telecasts were blacked-out in the market where the games
were being played in.
> 1:30 (4) Hockey (Canadiens vs. Back Hawks)
This was over 35 years before Dallas for an NHL team, but I believe both Dallas and Fort Worth
had successful (in terms of attendance) minor-league hockey teams as far back as the 1950's. I
do know that from 1957 through 1975, network NHL games were not "cleared" in quite a few
cities. My guess is the CBS/NHL games in 1958/59 got shown by the then-KRLD-4 because Dallas
and Fort Worth already had minor league clubs.
> 6:15 (4) News-Reid Collins
KRLD was a CBS station, and Collins later went on to CBS News. If my memory servces me
correct, he anchored CBS radio's live coverage of America's early space flights, starting in the
Mercury days and going up through the ill-fated 1986 launch of Challenger. Collins eventually
went on to CNN, but I don't think he did any space coverage for them.
> 6:30 (8) American Bandstand
Actually "The Dick Clark (Beechnut) Show". There was a short-live prime-time version of
"Bandstand" on Monday nights in the Fall of 1957, but was cancelled after thirteen weeks, so
this show could go on the air instead.
> 8:00 (8) Dancing Party-Welk
> 9:00 (8) Sammy Kaye
Interesting programing strategy for ABC in the Fall of 1958: Filling-up Saturday nights with music
programs, and two somewhat similar shows (Lawrence Welk and Sammy Kaye) back-to-back.
> 9:30 (5) Brains and Brawns
A short-lived game show, supposedely with two-person teams (an "egghead" and an athlete,
with the athelete performing physical tasks and the "egghead" answering tough questions). I
wonder if this show's early cancellation (if was gone after three-and-a-half months on the air)
had anything to do with the emerging quiz-show scandals that were exploding during the second
half of 1958 and would result in the cancellation of nearly all big-money game shows by the end
of November.
10-07-2005, 10:18 PM #4
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Mr. Gallant writes:
Wasn't this (Uncle Al) actually produced in Cincinnati and syndicated??
Answer: Yes, you are correct. The Show originally started on WCPO in Cincinnati in 1950 as "Al's
Drug Store", and went to ABC in 1958.
And then Mr. Gallant writes:
I think the TV Guide may have overlooked two other shows on
NBC/WBAP-5 which I thought were in color: "Howdy Doody" and
"Ruff and Reddy".
Answer: Hard to say about either show. A web site says that although they weren't shown in
color the first two seasons, Hanna/Barbera made "Ruff and Ready" in color anyway.
"Howdy Doody" went color in 1955, maybe Ch. 5 chose not to show either in color. Would it be
more expensive? Or maybe TV Guide DID mess up. I don't know.
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> > 1:30 (4) Hockey (Canadiens vs. Back Hawks)
>
> This was over 35 years before Dallas for an NHL team, but I
> believe both Dallas and Fort Worth had successful (in terms
> of attendance) minor-league hockey teams as far back as the
> 1950's. I do know that from 1957 through 1975, network NHL
> games were not "cleared" in quite a few cities. My guess is
> the CBS/NHL games in 1958/59 got shown by the then-KRLD-4
> because Dallas and Fort Worth already had minor league
> clubs.
Remember than back then there were still only the "original six" NHL teams...not sure what
minor league teams there were. I remember the Dallas Black Hawks and the Ft. Worth Wings? of
the old CHL in the 70s..
10-08-2005, 02:15 AM #6
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> > 1:00 (5) Movie "That's Right-You're Wrong"

>
> Sounds like Kay Kyser was starring in this movie. He was a
> bandleader who also hosted a radio (and later TV) musical
> quiz show called "College Of Musical Knowledge", and
> sometimes contestants had to answer a question in a way that
> Kyser would say "That's Right, You're Wrong!" in order to
> win cash or prizes.
Yes, that was the case. TCM just ran that movie several weeks ago. The plot is that a movie
producer brings Kay and the band out to Hollywood to make a movie, which of course gets all
mucked up and they go back to radio.
There is a sequence in the movie showing the radio show as you describe (a recreation of it,
actually).______________

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> You know your stuff!

>
> Mr. Gallant writes:
> Wasn't this (Uncle Al) actually produced in Cincinnati and
> syndicated??
>
> Answer: Yes, you are correct. The Show originally started on
> WCPO in Cincinnati in 1950 as "Al's Drug Store", and went to
> ABC in 1958.
>
> And then Mr. Gallant writes:
>
> I think the TV Guide may have overlooked two other shows on
> NBC/WBAP-5 which I thought were in color: "Howdy Doody" and
> "Ruff and Reddy".
>
> Answer: Hard to say about either show. A web site says that
> although they weren't shown in color the first two seasons,
> Hanna/Barbera made "Ruff and Ready" in color anyway.
> "Howdy Doody" went color in 1955, maybe Ch. 5 chose not to
> show either in color. Would it be more expensive? Or maybe
> TV Guide DID mess up. I don't know.
>
***Also, concerning football, this TV guide also has Waco Texas included, which I excluded,
because I thought, lack of interest.
Here is what the Waco portion stated concerning football:

1:45
(6) KECN-NBC
(10) KWTX-CBC
College Football-Texas vs. TCU
The Texas Longhorns meet the Texas Horned Frogs at Fort Worth.
The Longhorns are coached by Darrell Royal and the Horned Frogs are coached by Abe Martin.
At press time, the viewing of this game in the Dallas-Fort Worth area was pending. If the game is
a sellout, Ch.5 (WBAP) will telecast the game.
This is wierd isn't it, a CBS and NBC affiliate playing the same game?
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> Back to Dallas/Fort Worth on November 15th, 1958:
>
>>
>
> > 1:00 (5) Movie "That's Right-You're Wrong"
>
> Sounds like Kay Kyser was starring in this movie. He was a
> bandleader who also hosted a radio (and later TV) musical
> quiz show called "College Of Musical Knowledge", and
> sometimes contestants had to answer a question in a way that
> Kyser would say "That's Right, You're Wrong!" in order to
> win cash or prizes.
About a week after TCM aired this movie I had a posting from
1957 showing Channel 11 in Atlanta running this same movie
on a Saturday afternoon.
>
>
>
>>
>
>>
>
>>
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>
>
> > 9:30 (5) Brains and Brawns
>
> A short-lived game show, supposedely with two-person teams
> (an "egghead" and an athlete, with the athelete performing
> physical tasks and the "egghead" answering tough questions).
> I wonder if this show's early cancellation (if was gone
> after three-and-a-half months on the air) had anything to do
> with the emerging quiz-show scandals that were exploding
> during the second half of 1958 and would result in the
> cancellation of nearly all big-money game shows by the end
> of November.
>
NBC actually revived this show for its Saturday-morning schedule
in the '90s. Mark-Paul Gosselaar (sp?) of Saved By The Bell
was host, IIRC.
Nobody here has mentioned Magic Circus with Mark Wilson, about
three years before The Magic Land Of Allakazam debuted on CBS
(it moved to ABC in '63, IIRC). In the '70s he did some
syndicated specials using the Magic Circus title. He also
taught Bill Bixby magic for Bixby's short-lived '70s series
The Magician; Bixby became such an enthusiast that he even hosted
a syndicated show, Wonderful World Of Magic, around 1976.
I also see that David Wade was doing his gourmet-cooking shows
that far back. We used to get him on Sunday afternoons in
Birmingham in the late '60s; on weekdays we had Graham Kerr.

And both were on WBMG (WIAT)/42.
One last note: I noticed a program on Channel 8 called Confession.
ABC ran this show (I think it was in the summer of 1958); it
consisted of criminals "confessing" their crimes and getting
help in trying to go straight. Each show was a session between
a criminal and a psychologist. Some people probably felt that
these sessions should have been kept private, but the people
involved had to have agreed to go on the air, just like people
on the courtroom shows and some of the talk shows today.
10-08-2005, 06:37 PM #9
Joseph_Gallant
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I had wondered why there was no televised college football game listed in the TV Guide for
Dallas/Fort Worth on November 15th, 1958.
Longtime Listener was kind enough to post a listing for that day from Waco:
> 1:45
> (6) KECN-NBC
> (10) KWTX-CBS
> College Football-Texas vs. TCU
> The Texas Longhorns meet the Texas Horned Frogs at Fort
> Worth.
> The Longhorns are coached by Darrell Royal and the Horned
> Frogs are coached by Abe Martin.
> At press time, the viewing of this game in the Dallas-Fort
> Worth area was pending. If the game is a sellout, Ch.5
> (WBAP) will telecast the game.
>
> This is weird isn't it, a CBS and NBC affiliate playing the
> same game?
It is, unless back then one of the two stations was licensed to Waco and the other to Temple,
with perhaps 30-40 miles separating their transmitter sites, especially if their signals didn't have
that mcuh overlap (i.e. transmitting from relatively short towers or one or both stations' ERP
nowhere near the maximum levels allowed by the FCC).
Also note that this was an in-state battle, which is why KECN and KWTX both carried it, although
it was officially an NBC presentation.
If there was minimum overlap between the signals of KECN and KWTX (for the reasons I outlined
above), it's possible that some other network programs (maybe other college football games,
the World Series, or top-rated network shows) may also have been broadcast by both stations.
Given that it was a game between two Texas teams, I suspect it was sold-out and indeed get
televised in Dallas/Fort Worth. I do know that NBC had one color mobile unit in the late 1950's,
which during the Fall (except for World Seriues time) would usually get driven to the site of their
weekly college-football telecast (or if regional games, their "lead" regional telecast). IIRC, I
believe NBC got it's second color TV mobile unit in time for the 1959 World Series, so one truck
was at (Old) Comiskey Park in Chicago and the other at (the Dodgers' temporary home in) the
Los Angeles Coliseum.
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> I had wondered why there was no televised college football
> game listed in the TV Guide for Dallas/Fort Worth on
> November 15th, 1958.
>
> Longtime Listener was kind enough to post a listing for that
> day from Waco:
>
> > 1:45
> > (6) KECN-NBC
> > (10) KWTX-CBS
> > College Football-Texas vs. TCU
> > The Texas Longhorns meet the Texas Horned Frogs at Fort
> > Worth.
> > The Longhorns are coached by Darrell Royal and the Horned
> > Frogs are coached by Abe Martin.
> > At press time, the viewing of this game in the Dallas-Fort
>
> > Worth area was pending. If the game is a sellout, Ch.5
> > (WBAP) will telecast the game.
>>
> > This is weird isn't it, a CBS and NBC affiliate playing
> the
> > same game?
>
> It is, unless back then one of the two stations was licensed
> to Waco and the other to Temple, with perhaps 30-40 miles
> separating their transmitter sites, especially if their
> signals didn't have that mcuh overlap (i.e. transmitting
> from relatively short towers or one or both stations' ERP
> nowhere near the maximum levels allowed by the FCC).
>
> KCEN was, and is, licensed to Temple; KWTX to Waco.
I don't know what the situation was in 1958, but today
it's one market.
>
>
Retro: Milwaukee, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1957
(source: The Sheboygan, Wis., Press)
WTMJ-TV 4 (NBC)
AM
6:45 Farm Report

7 Today
9 Arlene Francis
9:30 Whats New In The Kitchen
10 Price Is Right
11 Tic Tac Dough
PM
12 Weather (C)
12:05 Hot Shots (C)
12:30 Man Next Door (C)
12:45 News (C)
1 Womans World
2 Matinee Theater (C)
3 Queen For A Day (45 minutes?)
4 Comedy Time
4:30 Afternoon Theater
6 News (C) no mention of Huntley-Brinkley on schedule
6:30 Big Issue
7 Festival of Stars (reruns of Loretta Young show without Loretta, per Brooks-Marsh)
7:30 Panic
8 Meet McGraw

9 Nat King Cole
9:30 State Trooper (syndicated)
10 News (C)
10:15 Patti Page
10:30 Big Moment (delayed from 8:30 CT Friday)
11 Tonight
WITI 6
PM
3 Playtime Parade (C)
3:30 Romper Room
4 TBA
5 Liberace
5:30 Around Town
5:45 News (C)
6 Range Rider
6:30 Combat Sergeant
7 Molly
7:30 Janet Dean
8 Errol Flynn
8:30 Racket Squad
9 City Detective
9:30 Inner Sanctum
10 $6 Million Movie
WISN-TV 12 (ABC)
PM
1:45 Devotions
1:55 News
2 Susie
3 Matinee
3:30 Chuck Wagon
4 Gretchen --- (last name illegible, looks like Colmk???)
4:15 Uncle Hugo
5 Mickey Mouse Club
6 News
6:15 ABC News-John Daly
6:30 Cheyenne
7:30 Wyatt Earp
8 Broken Arrow
8:30 Telephone Time
9 Men Of Annapolis
9:30 Kingdom of Sea
10 News
10:15 Documentary 12
10:30 Headline (syndicated title for Big Town reruns)
11 Sherlock Holmes
WXIX 19 (CBS)
AM
6:45 Give Us This Day
7 Jimmy Dean
7:45 CBS News
8 Captain Kangaroo
8:45 Milwaukee Newsreel
9 Garry Moore
9:30 Arthur Godfrey
11 Hotel Cosmopolitan
11:15 Love Of Life
11:45 Guiding Light
PM
12 News
12:10 Stand Up And Be Counted
1 Our Miss Brooks
1:30 House Party
2 Big Payoff
3 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night

4 Panorama Milwaukee
4:30 (illegible but looks like Electrical Living)
4:35 Early Show
6 News
6:15 CBS News-Doug Edwards
6:30 Name That Tune
7 Phil Silvers
8 To Tell The Truth
8:30 Spotlight Theater
9 $64,000 Question
9:30 TBA
10 Whistler
10:30 News
10:50 Late Show
10-10-2005, 03:14 PM #2
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Re: Retro: Milwaukee, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1957
DM601 takles us back to September, 1957 in The City That Made Beer Famous:
> WTMJ-TV 4 (NBC)
> PM
> 12 Weather (C)
> 12:05 Hot Shots (C)
> 12:30 Man Next Door (C)
> 12:45 News (C)
WTMJ was one of the first local TV stations to get live color cameras. Chances are, this block of
color programming was deliberately scheduled for the noon hour to get people to come into
their local appliance store during lunch to see television in full color!
> 3 Queen For A Day (45 minutes?)
Yes, indeed! "Queen" finally went on network TV in early 1956, and became an immediate hit, so
much so that NBC had the program expanded to 45 minutes. I believe it went back to a half-hour
when it moved to ABC in 1960.
> 6 News (C) no mention of Huntley-Brinkley on schedule
I suspect that there was a fifteen-minute local newscast in color at 6, then "Huntley/Brinkley"---
which would remain in black-and-white until the Fall of 1965---at 6:15. BTW, it was that very
month (Septemebr, 1957), maybe even that very week, that NBC moved it's evening newscast
out of it's longtime 6:45-7 P.M. CT (7:45-8 P.M. ET) slot and into an earlier hour (CBS had done
something similar with the "Evening News", then anchored by Douglas Edwards, two years
earlier). Although the network probably told affiliates and the public that they were making the
switch to allow local NBC stations to run "H/B" immediately before or after the early-evening
local news, the real reason was to compete against ABC and CBS during the 6:30-7 P.M. CT (7:30-
8 ET) half-hour with entertainment programming.
> 10 News (C)
Given that the studio segments of WTMJ-4's local news were in color this far back, I wonder if
the station shot any news film back then, and if so, whether it was in color. I had always thought
that it wasn't until the mid 1960's that a lot of local TV stations began shooting local newsfilm in
color.
> 11 Tonight
Jack Paar had taken over two months earlier; WTMJ only showed the final hour of what was
then an hour-and-45-minute show. I suspect that before too long, WTMJ began airing the entire
"Tonight" show, given how popular it was becoming.
> WITI 6
> PM
> 5:45 News (C)
I didn't think WITI had local news in color that soon. Maybe they had just one TK-40/41 color
camera that could get a shot of an announcer reading news.
> 6:30 Combat Sergeant
> 7 Molly
> 7:30 Janet Dean
> 8 Errol Flynn
> 8:30 Racket Squad
> 9 City Detective
> 9:30 Inner Sanctum
I knew that Milwaukee had a couple of UHF's go on the air prior to WITI's debut. I had always
thought that CBS sold-off their Milwaukee "U" around the time WITI signed-on and that WITI
began life as a CBS affiliate.
> WISN-TV 12 (ABC)
> PM
> 6:15 ABC News-John Daly
Although best known for hosting "What's My Line?", Daly was not only anchor of ABC's evening
newscast for most of the 1950's, but for much of the decade, he also was President of ABC News
as well.
> WXIX 19 (CBS)
> PM
> 12 News
Does anyone know if this was local or network??
> 9 $64,000 Question
Remember, this week's contestants were given the questions they would be asked on tonight's
show and the answers to those questions.
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It's quite interesting that Milwaukee had a VHF independent and a CBS O&O on the UHF dial. I'd
like to know how competitive that VHF indie was. I would guess that WITI probably drew more
viewers in any given time period than WXIX.
I'm also curious as to the penetration of UHF in Milwaukee, given that what was the number-one
network nationally had an O&O on UHF.
I would guess, however, that most people in Milwaukee and points to the south (especially with
outdoor TV antennas) would tune-in WBBM-2 in Chicago to watch CBS programs. Even on sets
that had UHF, people probably got a better picture on WBBM (despite it being some 70-80 miles
away) than on WXIX!
Ironically, CBS today is back on UHF in the Beer City.
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> WISN-TV 12 (ABC)
> PM
> 4 Gretchen --- (last name illegible, looks like Colmk???)
The correct spelling is Gretchen Colnik. She was the Martha Stewert of her time!
10-10-2005, 11:07 PM #4
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> It's quite interesting that Milwaukee had a VHF independent
> and a CBS O&O on the UHF dial. I'd like to know how
> competitive that VHF indie was. I would guess that WITI
> probably drew more viewers in any given time period than
> WXIX.
>
I believe ch. 6 got CBS a few years later, they also spent a brief time as an ABC affiliate when ch 6
and ch 12 swapped, I believe ch. 6 went back to CBS in apprx 1977, till 1994 when the whole big
change happend that made FOX what it is today. There is a very interesting site all about
Milwaukee's tv history at <a target="_blank" href=http://www.milwaukee-horror-
hosts.com/MilwTV.html>http://www.milwaukee-horror-hosts.com/MilwTV.html</a>. A very
interesting read if you got a few mins to kill!
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> I didn't think WITI had local news in color that soon. Maybe
> they had just one TK-40/41 color camera that could get a
> shot of an announcer reading news.
When they went on the air on 21 May 1956, they had installed in their original studios the first
Du Mont Vitascan color system. I don't know how long they used it, but it may have been into
1957 - and perhaps as far as 1959 when the affiliated with CBS. (I'm trying to find out from some
of the folks who worked there back then.)
> I knew that Milwaukee had a couple of UHF's go on the air
> prior to WITI's debut. I had always thought that CBS
> sold-off their Milwaukee "U" around the time WITI signed-on
> and that WITI began life as a CBS affiliate.
No, it was an independent. The call letters stand for Independent Television, Inc., the original
owners. Storer Broadcasting bought the station on 22 December 1958 (after FCC approval)
specifically to affiliate with CBS. (Interesting that, as supposedly WISN radio had at one time a
clause in its contract giving it right of first refusal for the CBS affiliation should it ever operate a
TV station in MKE. Hearst wound up buying WTVW after it had been on the air for only a few
months, but CBS had purchased WOKY-TV and the WCAN-TV facilities before that.)
Storer affiliated WITI with CBS on 1 April 1959.
> It's quite interesting that Milwaukee had a VHF independent
> and a CBS O&O on the UHF dial. I'd like to know how
> competitive that VHF indie was. I would guess that WITI
> probably drew more viewers in any given time period than
> WXIX.
> I'm also curious as to the penetration of UHF in Milwaukee,
> given that what was the number-one network nationally had an
> O&O on UHF.
The reason was that CBS could buy a UHF station much more quickly. They bought WOKY-TV at
the same time that WTVW (ch. 12) went on the air. WTVW took over the ABC/Du Mont
affiliations from WOKY-TV. Hearst didn't purchase the station until a few months later. What
triggered the purchase wa the FCC's change in its multiple-ownership rules, which allowed an
entity to then own five (5) VHF and two (2) UHF stations.
Channel 6 was an addition to Milwaukee's channel assignments (proposed by Hearst, who

applied for the channel) which was bitterly opposed by WCAN-TV and the Ultra High Frequency
television Association. There were three applicants, Hearst, Cream City Broadcasting, Inc. (WMIL
radio, which had been granted a CP for channel 31, but turned it in and applied for channel 6
instead), and later Independent. Hearings before the FCC were still going on at the time CBS
purchased WOKY-TV.
Somewhere around here I have an estimate of the UHF conversion percentage estimated by
WCAN-TV (something like 150,000 sets after its first five weeks on the air). They did extensive
promotion and fought the addition of another VHF to the city tooth-and-nail.
By the time CBS sold WXIX, it estimated that only 20% of households could receive UHF, but I'm
not sure how good that estimate was, as WCAN-TV's owner (He held the CP until late 1966,
almost a dozen years after the station went dark in February of 1955.) sued CBS.
It is interesting that in 1959 things shook out to where the networks were all on VHF, as was the
only educational station, and the sole independent was the only UHF. There were several CP's
issed for UHF's between the mid-50's and 1973, but only one went on the air - an educational in
early 1963. The foloks who rceived the CP for channel 24 in 1973, didn't go on the air (as WCGV-
TV) until 1980.
For a few years, Milwaukee was the primary battleground in VHF vs. UHF.
Details can be found on the Milwaukee TV history side page of my website:
http://www.milwaukee-horror-hosts.com/MilwTV.html
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> There is a very interesting site all about
> Milwaukee's tv history at
> http://www.milwaukee-horror-hosts.com/MilwTV.html. A very
> interesting read if you got a few mins to kill!
Thanks for your kind words about my site!
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> Given that the studio segments of WTMJ-4's local news were
> in color this far back, I wonder if the station shot any
> news film back then, and if so, whether it was in color. I
> had always thought that it wasn't until the mid 1960's that
> a lot of local TV stations began shooting local newsfilm in
> color.
I'll have to check the late Arthur Olszyk's book to see if they shot color film. They did shoot
newsfilm, and had since the 40's. They did not process their own film. One of their original (and
award winning) news photographers was the late Charlie Sciurba, who opened Central Film Labs
in downtown Milwaukee, and processed WTMJ-TV's film - as well as that of others. By the way,
the first 16mm dupe of Thomas Edison's version of "Frankenstein" (1910) was made in 1975 at
Central Film Labs. It was shot frame-by-frame from the 35mm nitrate print, which had shrunk in
places, necessitating an adjustable sprocket.
Retro: Central Virginia 9/13/78
from TV Guide-Central Virginia edition
WHSV 3-Harrisonburg (NBC/ABC)
6:30 Romper Room

9:00 PTL Club
10:00 Card Sharks
11:00 Happy Days
11:30 Family Feud
12:30 Ryan's Hope
4:00 Edge of Night
4:30 New Mickey Mouse Club
5:00 Bonanza
6:00 News
6:30 ABC News
7:00 Laredo
9:00 Charlie's Angels (2 hrs)
11:00 TV3 Action News
11:30 Police Woman
12:40 SWAT
1:50 News
2:20 sign-off
WVPT 51-Harrisonburg (PBS)
7:30 Sesame Street
8:30 Over Easy
3:30 Villa Alegre
4:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Zoom
6:30 High School Equivalency Series
7:30 Valley Pike
10:30 Pallisers
11:30 sign-off
WDBJ 7-Roanoke (CBS)
6:30 Mornin'
7:00 CBS News
9:00 Dinah!

11:30 Love of Life
11:55 CBS News
1:00 Panorama
1:25 News
2:30 Guiding Light
4:00 Brady Bunch
4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 News
6:30 CBS News
7:00 Assignment 7
7:30 Muppet Show
8:00 Popeye
8:30 Bonkers!
9:00 Evening in Byzantium
11:00 News
11:30 Hawaii Five-O
12:40 Kojak
1:50 sign-off
WSLS 10-Roanoke (NBC)
6:15 Today on the Farm/Perspective

7:00 Today
9:00 Phil Donahue
10:00 Card Sharks
11:00 High Rollers
Noon America Alive!
12:30 News
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
4:00 For Richer, For Poorer
4:30 Family Affair
5:00 Gunsmoke
6:00 News
6:30 NBC News
7:00 Newlywed Game
7:30 Adam-12
8:00 Wonderful World of Disney (25th anniversary special-pt 1; pt 2 aired following Sunday)
10:00 WEB
11:00 News
11:30 Johnny Carson
1:00 Tomorrow
2:00 sign-off
WBRA 15-Roanoke (PBS)
9:00 Sesame Street
3:30 Dick Cavett
4:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Villa Alegre
6:30 Over Easy
7:30 School Days, School Days
10:30 Pallisers
11:30 Dick Cavett
Mid. sign-off
WSET 13-Lynchburg (ABC)
9:00 Movie "Bad Ronald"
10:30 Metro
11:00 Happy Days
11:30 Family Feud

12:30 Ryan's Hope
4:00 Edge of Night
5:30 News
6:00 ABC News
6:30 Movie "Judge Priest"
11:00 News
11:30 Police Woman
12:40 SWAT
1:50 sign-off
WHIS 6-Bluefield (NBC)
5:30 Arthur Smith
6:00 700 Club
7:00 Today
9:00 Coffee Break
9:30 Romper Room
10:00 Card Sharks

11:00 High Rollers
Noon America Alive!
1:00 News
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
4:00 For Richer, For Poorer
4:30 Bewitched
5:00 Gunsmoke
6:00 News
6:30 NBC News
7:30 Arthur Smith
10:00 WEB
11:00 News
11:30 Tonight Show
1:00 sign-off
WFMY 2-Greensboro (CBS)
6:00 Good Morning
9:00 Dinah!
10:00 Sandra!
11:30 Love of Life
11:55 News
2:30 Guiding Light
3:30 M*A*S*H
4:30 Odd Couple
5:00 Chico & the Man
5:30 Hogan's Heroes
6:00 News
6:30 CBS News
7:00 PM Magazine
7:30 Cross-Wits
8:00 Popeye
8:30 Movie "Buffalo Bill & the Indians or Sitting Bull's History Lesson"
11:00 News
11:30 Hawaii Five-O
12:40 Kojak
1:50 sign-off
WRAL 5-Raleigh (ABC)

6:30 Country Morning/Farm News
7:00 News
7:30 Time for Uncle Paul
10:00 Dating Game
10:30 Edge of Night
11:00 Happy Days
11:30 Family Feud
Noon News
12:30 Ryan's Hope
4:00 Bugs Bunny
4:30 I Love Lucy
5:00 Real McCoys
5:30 Bewitched
6:00 News
6:30 ABC News
7:00 Andy Griffith
11:00 News
11:30 Police Woman

12:40 SWAT
1:50 sign-off
WGHP 8-High Point (ABC)
6:00 Good Morning Piedmont
9:00 Movie "The Marrying Kind"
11:00 Happy Days
11:30 Family Feud
12:30 Ryan's Hope
4:00 Three Stooges
4:30 Superman
5:00 Star Trek
6:00 News
6:30 ABC News
7:00 Joker's Wild
7:30 Family Feud
11:00 News
11:30 Police Woman

12:40 SWAT
1:50 News
2:20 sign-off
WTVD 11-Durham (CBS)
7:00 CBS News
9:00 Phil Donahue
11:30 Love of Life
11:55 News
1:00 At Home with Peggy Mann
2:30 Guiding Light
3:30 M*A*S*H
4:00 Match Game
4:30 Merv Griffin (guest host Anthony Newley)
6:00 News
6:30 CBS News
7:00 Newlywed Game

7:30 Tic Tac Dough
8:00 Popeye
8:30 Movie "Buffalo Bill & the Indians or Sitting Bull's History Lesson"
11:00 News
Mid. Gunsmoke
1:00 sign-off
WXII 12-Winston-Salem (NBC)
6:00 Daybreak
7:00 Today
9:00 Midmorning
10:00 Card Sharks
11:00 High Rollers
Noon America Alive!
12:30 Phil Donahue
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
4:00 Tom & Jerry/Spiderman
5:00 Gunsmoke
6:00 News
6:30 NBC News

7:00 Newlywed Game
7:30 Match Game PM
10:00 WEB
11:00 News
11:30 Tonight Show
1:00 Tomorrow
2:00 sign-off
Retro: Central Virginia Sat 9/9/78
from TV Guide: Central Virginia Edition
2-WFMY Greensboro (CBS) * 3-WHSV Harrisonburg (NBC/ABC) *
5-WRAL Raleigh (ABC) * 6-WHIS Bluefield (NBC) * 7-WDBJ Roanoke (CBS) *
8-WGHP High Point (ABC) * 10-WSLS Roanoke (NBC) * 11-WTVD Durham (CBS) *
12-WXII Winston-Salem (NBC) * 13-WSET Lynchburg (ABC) *
15-WBRA Roanoke (PBS) * 51-WVPT Harrisonburg (PBS)
Morning
6:00
12 For You...Black Woman
6:30
5 Cartoon Festival
8 Valley of the Dinosaurs

10 Hot Fudge
11 Summer Semester
12 Scrunch
7:00
2 Hot Fudge
3 Light Unto My Path
6 Uncle Hank
8 Marlo & the Magic Movie Machine
10 Insight
11 Superman
12 Big Blue Marble
7:20
5 Scouting News
7:30
2 Kidsworld
3 Jabberjaw
6 Land of the Lost
7 Superman
8 Jetsons
10 Let's Meet...
11 Let's Look at...

12 Vegetable Soup
8:00
2-7-11 Popeye
3-5-8 Scooby-Doo
6-10-12 Yogi's Space Race
13 Farm & Home
51 Sesame Street
8:30
3-5-8 Fangface
13 Big Blue Marble
9:00
2-7-11 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
3-5-8-13 Challenge of the Superfriends
9:30
6-10-12 Godzilla
51 Electric Company
10:00
3-5-8-13 Scooby's All-Stars (aka Laff-a-Lympics)
51 Once Upon a Classic

10:30
2-7-11 Tarzan
6-10-12 Fantastic Four
51 Daniel Foster, MD
11:00
6-10-12 Krofft Superstar Hour
51 Paint Along with Nancy Kominsky
11:30
3-5-8-13 Pink Panther
51 Agriculture in Action
Afternoon
Noon
2-7-11 US Open Tennis
3-8-13 Weekend Special "The Seven Wishes of Joanna Peabody"
5 Teenage Frolics
6-10-12 Fabulous Funnies
51 Better Way
12:30
3-5-13 American Bandstand
6-8 Hollywood Teen

10 Kidsworld
12 Baggy Pants
51 Crockett's Victory Garden
1:00
6-8 Soul Train
10 Wrestling
12 Ironside
51 Big Blue Marble
1:30
3 Nashville On the Road
5 Movie "Ride the High Country"
13 Little Rascals
51 Magic Method of Oil Painting
2:00
3 Porter Wagoner
6-10-12 Baseball Warm-Up
8 Movie: TBA (listed as Western)
13 Odd Couple
51 Garden Show
2:15
6-10-12 Baseball (teams not listed)

2:30
3 Arthur Smith
51 On Nature's Trail
3:00
3 Hee Haw
5 Lawrence Welk
13 Funny Farm
51 By-Line
3:30
8 Wrestling
13 Horse Race: All-American Futurity (from Ruidoso, NM)
51 Word on Words
4:00
3 Good News
5 1978 Annual NASCAR Drivber Roast (Darrell Waltrip was the honoree)
15 Sesame Street
51 Facts of Life
4:30
3-5-8-13 Wide World of Sports (Welterweight Boxing: Sugar Ray Leonard-Floyd

Mayweather/Preview of Ali-Spinks/World Cycling Championships)
51 Cinema Showcase
5:00
6-12 Wrestling
10 Nashville On the Road
51 Look at Me
5:30
10 Porter Wagoner
15 Electric Company
51 Seven Sides of Inflation
Evening
6:00
2-6-12 News
3-5-8-13 College Football: UCLA-Washington
10 Wild Kingdom
15 Over Easy
51 Studio See
6:30
2 US Open Tennis cont'd
6-10 NBC News
12 Report to the People

15-51 Economically Speaking
7:00
2-6-7-11 Hee Haw
10 Sha Na Na
12 $100,000 Name That Tune
15-51 Black Perspective on the News
7:30
10 Second City Television Network
12 Match Game PM
15 Crockett's Victory Garden
51 Lowell Thomas Remembers
8:00
2-7-11 Paper Chase
6-10-12 Us Against The World II (US celebrities take on foreign counterparts)
15-51 Great Performaces
9:00
2-7-11 Movie "Magnum Force"
3-5-8-13 Love Boat
15-51 A Good Dissonance Like a Man
10:00
3 TBA
5 Honeymooners
6-10-12 Miss America Pageant
8 Lawrence Welk
13 Emphasis 13
15-51 Movie "The Magician"
11:00
3 James Robison Presents
5-8 News
13 ABC News
11:15
5 ABC News
13 Wrestling
11:25
2-7-11 News
11:30
3 700 Club
5 Wrestling
8 Movie "They Saved Hitler's Brain"
11:40
15-51 Films
11:55
2 Movie "Never on Sunday"
7 Movie "What's New, Pussycat?"
11 Movie "Lost Flight"
Late Night
Midnight
6-10 News
12 Adam-12
12:15
13 Star Trek
12:30
3 Dateline: Religion
6-10-12 Saturday Night Live
1:00
8 Movie "My Son, the Vampire"
2:00
10 Soul Train
2:30
8 ABC News
2:45
8 Help Yourself
10-11-2005, 01:30 PM #2
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Re: Retro: Central Virginia Sat 9/9/78
Looks like wrestling was popular during the period and country music shows.
I would like to see Sunday listing.
10-11-2005, 02:02 PM #3
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Re: Retro: Central Virginia Sat 9/9/78
> Looks like wrestling was popular during the period and
> country music shows.
>
> I would like to see Sunday listing.
>
Will do- that'll go up later this week!
Retro: Pittsburgh and surrounding areas, Sunday, 9/20/92
Please refer to my other post for station ID's and markets. From TV Guide, Pittsburgh
Metropolitan Edition, 9/19-9/25, '92
5:00
9-Star Trek
11-Americas Black Forum
22-Home Shopping Club (until 3:00 p.m.)
40-Coral Ridge
5:30
2-Runaway with the Rich and Famous
10-Real Estate Classifieds
11-Life Choices with Erie Chapman
6:00
2-Home Again
6-Perfect Strangers
7-Darkwing Duck
8-PA Newswatch
10-Ebony/Jet Showcase
11-Church Service
33-Community Focus
40-Jerry Barnard
53-Yo, Yogi!
6:30
2-Lynne Hayes-Freeland
4-City Chronicle
7 8-Church Service
10-Newsmakers
11-World Tomorrow
21-Dynamics in Black
33-Power of Pentecost
53-Don Coyote and Sancho Panda
7:00
2-Ducktales
4-Kenneth Copeland
6 7-In Touch
8-Zoolife with Jack Hanna
9 11-Robert Schuller
10-Beakmans World
21-Thru the Spiritual Lens
27-This is the Life
40-John Osteen
53-Tom and Jerry
7:30
2-Ducktales
8-Gamepro
10-Day of Discovery
21-Church Service
33-John Ankerburg
40-Gloria
53-Tom and Jerry
8:00
2-Teaching of Christ
4 11-News (until 10:00 a.m. on 11; 10:30 on 4)
6 21-Sunday Today
7-Church Service
8 10-Commercial Programs
9-Ernest Angely
13-Sesame Street
16-G.E.D.
27-Expressions
33-Jimmy Swaggart
40-Bible Prophecy
53-Wizard of Oz
8:30
2-Financial Section
7-Spiritual Awakening with Stan Scott
10-Coral Ridge
16-Naturescene
27-Day of Discovery
40-Changed Lives
53-Gullivers Travels
9:00
2 7 10 27-Sunday Morning
6-Robert Schuller
9-Day of Discovery
13-Mister Rogers
16-Tracks Ahead
21-Meet the Press
33-Hour of Power
40-Spiritual Awakening with Stan Scott

53-Around the World in 80 Dreams
9:30
9-Mr. Bogus
13-Sesame Street
16-Scale Modeling
40-Jack Hayford
53-King Arthur and the Knights of Justice
10:00
6-World Tomorrow
8-WCW Wrestling
9-Ducktales
11 21-Coral Ridge (30 minutes on 11; 60 minutes on 21)
16-Woodcarving with Rick Butz
33-WWF Wrestling
53-Chip N Dale
10:30
2-Face the Nation
4-This Week
6-Day of Discovery
7-Coral Ridge
9-Ducktales
10-Life of Triumph
13-Mister Rogers
16-Woodworking for Everyone
27-World Tomorrow
40-Let God Love You
53-Tale Spin
11:00
6-Classifieds
7-World Tomorrow
8-WCW Wrestling
10-Gospel Notes
11-This is the NFL
13-Shinig Time Station
16-Rod and Reel: Streamside
21-Why Didnt I Think of That?
27-Face the Nation
40-Dwight Thompson
11:30
2-Health Matters
6-Meet the Press
7-Face the Nation
10-Home Again
11-High School Sports Show
13-Long Ago and Far Away
16-Cabin Country
21-Browns Insider
33-This Week
40-Word for Today
12:00
2 10-Penn State Football Story
4-News
7 27-John Cooper: Football (Ohio State)
8-Baywatch
9-New WKRP in Cincinnati
11-Steelers 92
13-Reading Rainbow
16-Outdoor World of Kastaway Kulis
40-Church Service
53-Movie: The Boy Who Could Fly (86)

12:30
2 7 10 27-NFL Today
4-Business World
6 11 21-NFL Live
16-Motor week 92
1:00
2 7 10 27-NFL Football: 49ers @ Jets
4-Up Close
6-Wheel of Fortune
9 33-Home Again
11-Movie: Jealousy (Made for TV, 84)
13-Behind the Scenes
16-Polka Pride
40-In Touch
1:30
4-Siskel and Ebert
6-Movie: 10 (79)
13-Degrassi High
16-Polka Pride
33-Weekend Travel Update
2:00
4-Roggins Heroes
8-Bikini Open
9-Dennis Palmer
13-Carmen Sandiego
16-Wings over the World
21-Eighth Fire
33-Movie: Bright Lights, Big City (88)
40-Joy of Music
53-Movie: Desperately Seeking Susan (85)
2:30
4-ANC News
13-Carmen Sandiego
40-Celebrate Life
3:00
4-Merton: A Film Biography
13-Live from Lincoln Center
16-One by One
22-Movie: 10 (79)
40-New Testament Light
3:30
9-NFL Live
11-TBA
40-Zola Levitt
4:00
2 7 10 27-NFL Football: Lions @ Redskins
4-Movie: The Westerner (Colorized, 40)
6 9 11: NFL Football: Steelers @ Chargers
8-Movie: Missing in Action 2: The Beginning (85)
16-Seniors Speak Out
21-NFL Football: Browns @ L.A. Raiders
33-Movie: Children of a Lesser God (86)
40-Gods News behind the News
53-Movie: Shanghai Surprise (86)
4:30
40-Jewish Voice
5:00
13-Great Performance
16-To the Contrary

22-Movie: Mikes Murder (84)
40-Jerry Falwell
5:30
16-Firing Line
6:00
4 33-News
16-Golden Land
40-Kick Off to Revival (until 12:00)
6:30
4 33-ABC News
8-Lightning Force
13-Camera Magic: Images of Nature
16-Tony Browns Journal
7:00
2 7 10 27-60 Minutes
4 33-Life Goes On
6 9 21-Secret Service
8 53-Bill and Teds Excellent Adventures
11-Fifth Quarter
16-Survivors
7:30
8 53-Parker Lewis
11-Secret Service (joined in progress)
8:00
2 7 10 27-Murder, She Wrote
4 33-Funniest Home Videos
6 9 11 21-I Witness Video
8 53-In Living Color
13-American Experience
16-Fire on the Rim
22-Renegade
8:30
4 33-Americas Funniest People
8 53-Roc
9:00
2 7 10 27-Movie: Terror on Track 9 (Made for TV, 92)
4 33-Movie: Somebodys Daughter (Made for TV, 92)
6 9 11 21-Movie: Danger Island (Made for TV, 92)
16-Fire on the Rim
22-Street Justice
9:30
8 53-Hermans Head
10:00
8 53-Flying Blind
13-Voices of the Electorate
16-Black Adder
10:30
8 53-Down the Shore
16-Alexei Sayles Stuff
11:00
2 4 6 7 9 10 11 21 27 33-News
8-Superboy
13-Mystery!
16-Beyond the Groove
11:30
2-Love Connection
4-Cheers
6-Night Court
7-CBS News
8-Lightning Force
10-Gimme a Break!
16-Red Dwarf
21-George Michaels Sports Machine
22-Eddies Digest
33-Matlock
11:35
11-Prime Suspect
11:45
12:00
2-Love Connection
8-Ed Sullivan
21-Americas New Country

22-Home Shopping Club (until 5:00 A.M., then until 3:00 P.M.)
40-Lightmusic
53-From Our Perspective
12:05
12:15
7-Siskel and Ebert
12:30
2-Hawaii Five-O
33-Arsenio Hall
40-His Place
53-FYI Pittsburgh
12:35
1:00
6-M*A*S*H
8-This Week in Baseball

10-Magnum, P.I.
40-Getting Together
1:30
2-Love Connection
33-News
1:35
11-Meet the Press
2:00
2-CBS News
8-Superboy
40-Feed the Children
2:15
2-Lynne Hayes-Freeland
2:30
8-Lightning Force
27-News
40-Jack Van Impe
2:35
11-News
2:45
3:00
3:10
11-Whoopi Goldberg
3:40
4:00
40-Church Service
Retro: Central Virginia Sun 9/10/78

from TV Guide: Central Virginia edition
Greensboro/High Point/Winston-Salem: 2 WFMY-CBS, 8 WGHP-ABC, 12 WXII-NBC
Harrisonburg: 3 WHSV-NBC/ABC, 51 WVPT-PBS
Raleigh/Durham: 5 WRAL-ABC, 11 WTVD-CBS
Bluefield: 6 WHIS-NBC
Roanoke/Lynchburg: 7 WDBJ-CBS, 10 WSLS-NBC, 13 WSET-ABC, 15 WBRA-PBS
Morning
6:00
12 Living Faith
6:30
5-10 Light Unto My Path
6 Viola Clark
11 Better Way
12 Flames of Revival
6:50
8 Religious News
7:00
2 Light Unto My Path
3 Jerry Falwell
5 Dimensions 5
6 Living Faith
8 Jimmy Swaggart
11 Superman
12 Rev. Leonard Repass
7:30
2 Day of Discovery
5 Sister Gary
6 Christian Viewpoint
7 Senior Scene
8 Changed Lives
10 Ernest Angley
11 Hollywood Teen
12 Rev. Dan Griffin
8:00
2 Good News
3-13 Rex Humbard
5 Fellowship Hour
6 What the Bible Plainly Says
7 Ounce of Prevention
8 Gospel Expo
10 Jerry Falwell
11 Big Blue Marble
12 Gospel Songs
51 Sesame Street
8:30
2 Oral Roberts
5 Church Service (denomination not listed)
6 Gospel Sing
7 Vision On
8 Jerry Falwell
11 Curious Kaleidoscope
9:00
2 Rex Humbard
3 Day of Discovery
5-6 Oral Roberts
7 Tennessee Tuxedo
10-13 Gospel Sing
11 Mr. Magoo
9:30
3 Gospel Sing
5 Rex Humbard
7 Jetsons
8 In Search
11 Clue Club
12 Movie: TBA (listed as Western)
13 Jimmy Swaggart
51 Zoom
10:00
2-11 Behold Wondrous Things
3 Flames of Revival
6-10 Day of Discovery
7 Oral Roberts
8-13 Robert Schuller
51 Sesame Street
10:30
2 Notre Dame Football: Fighting Irish v Missouri
5-7 Day of Discovery
6 Rex Humbard
12 Pathway
11:00
3 Solid Rock
5 Presbyterian Church Service
7 Camera Three
8 Help Yourself
13 Lesson
51 Infinity Factory
11:30
2-7-11 Face the Nation
6 Concord College Presents
10 Church Service (denomination not listed)
13 Good News
51 Studio See
Afternoon
Noon
2 Carolina Football
3-5-8-13 Issues & Answers
6-12 Meet the Press
7 VPI Football Highlights

10 Insight
11 For Your Information
51 Rebop
12:30
2-7-11 NFL Today
3 VPI Football Highlights
5 Close Up
6 NFL '78
8 TBA
10 Meet the Press
12 Wake Forest Football Highlights
13 College Football '78
51 Spectrum
1:00
2-7-11 NFL: Philadelphia-Washington
3 Perspective: Black
5-8 Bo Rein: Football
6-10-12 NFL: Cincinnati-Cleveland
13 For You...Black Woman
15-51 Washington Week in Review
1:25
3 Dateline: Religion
1:30
3 This is the Life
5-8 Mike McGee: Football
13 Community Focus
15-51 Wall Street Week
2:00
3 Ocean Fishing Spectacular
5 Southern Sportsman
8 Movie "It's a Great Feeling"
13 Do-It-Yourself with Homer Formby
15-51 Direction '78: Morality of Television
2:30
5 Movie "Alaskan Safari"
13 Odd Couple
3:00
13 Movie "The 25th Hour"
51 College Football: Washington & Lee-James Madison (tape-delay from Harrisonburg)
3:30
3 West Virginia Football Highlights
8 Gong Show
4:00
2-7-11 US Open Tennis
3 NFL: New England-St. Louis
5 Movie "The Viking Queen"
6-10-12 NFL: Miami-Baltimore
8 Bonanza
5:00
8 Daktari
15 Firing Line
51 Pro Soccer
5:30
13 Donny & Marie: Behind the Scenes
Evening
6:00
5 News
8 Wild Kingdom
13 In Search of...
15-51 Crockett's Victory Garden

6:30
5 Wild, Wild World of Animals
8 Muppet Show
13 Hee Haw Honeys
15-51 French Chef
7:00
3-5-8-13 20/20
6-10-12 Wonderful World of Disney
15 Once Upon a Classic
51 Firing Line
7:30
15 Bluegrass Harmony
8:00
3-5-8-13 Roots (conclusion)
6-10-12 Sword of Justice
15-51 Evening at Pops
9:00
2-7-11 60 Minutes
15-51 Mayor of Castorbridge
10:00
2-7-11 Kaz
6-10-12 Weekend
15-51 Pallisers
11:00
2-5-6-8-10-11-12 News
3 PTL Club
7 CBS News
13 ABC News
11:15
2-11 CBS News
5 ABC News
7 This Week
13 News
11:30
2 Jim McKinley: Football
5 Movie "The Third Secret"
6-12 Emergency!
7 Senior Scene
8 ABC News
10 Movie: TBA
11 Gunsmoke
13 Movie "Devil Monster"

11:45
2 Movie "Driftin' River"
8 NCAA Football Highlights
Late Night
12:15
8 Greatest Sports Legends
12:30
11 The Story
12:45
8 In Search
Retro: Calgary Fri 8/8/80
from Calgary Sun
Calgary
* CFAC 2-Ind *
6:00 Doug Hall
8:00 Hammy Hamster
8:30 It Figures
9:00 ACCESS (educational programs)

11:00 Fry Pan Man
11:30 Stan Kann
Noon Good Times
12:30 News
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 News
6:30 Magic Palace
8:00 CHiPs
9:00 Wayne Thomas
10:00 Science Spectrum
11:00 Street Talk
11:30 Ray St. Germain
Mid. Movie "Welcome Home, Soldier Boy"
2:00 Movie "Bank Shot"
* CFCN 4-CTV *
5:00 700 Club

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
6:00 News
6:30 Definition
7:00 M*A*S*H
7:30 Off the Wall
9:00 Benson
9:30 Jeffersons
10:00 Love Boat
11:20 News
Mid. Movie "Lawman Without a Gun"
2:00 Match Game
2:30 Family Feud
* CBRT 9-CBC *
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Summer Country Canada
12:30 Wok with Yan
1:00 Canadians
1:30 Science Magazine
2:00 Edge of Night
2:30 Take 30 from Toronto (during this week, Take 30 originated from different cities: Mon-
Winnipeg, Tues-Sydney NS, Wed-Ottawa, Thurs-Saskatoon)
3:00 Summer Festival
4:00 Beyond Reason
5:00 Beachcombers
6:00 CBC Evening News
6:30 Wild Kingdom
7:30 Two Ronnies
8:00 Archie Bunker's Place
8:30 Front Page Challenge

9:00 Canadian Express
10:00 Dallas
11:00 The National
11:27 News
11:45 On the Evidence
* CBRFT 16-SRC (relays CBXFT Edmonton) *
10:15 En mouvement
10:30 Du soleil a cinq cents
10:45 Grangallo et Petitro
11:00 Magazine-Express
11:30 Bonjour, comment mangez-vous?
Noon Les Pierrafeu
12:30 Sur des roulettes
1:00 Reflets d'un pays
1:55 Le Telejournal
2:00 Documentaires
2:30 Cinema "Autour du tour"
4:00 Animagerie
4:30 Un ete dans le Grand Nord
5:00 Les mondes de la vie
6:00 Ce soir
6:30 Rencontres
7:00 Cine-Famille "Asterix et Cleopatre"
8:30 Hors serie

9:30 Le television des autres
10:50 Derniere edition
11:05 Cinema "Oublie-moi, Madoline"
Spokane
* KREM 2-CBS *
6:55 Down to Earth
7:30 Superman
8:00 Friday Morning
8:25 Agriculture '80
8:30 Friday Morning
10:00 Jeffersons
10:30 Alice
Noon News
12:19 Topic
12:25 The Butcher
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 John Davidson (Gil Gerard co-hosts)

5:30 Emergency One!
6:30 News
7:00 CBS News
7:30 Star Trek
8:30 Tic Tac Dough
11:00 Dallas
Mid. News
12:30 Movie "San Quentin"
* KXLY 4-ABC *
6:55 Farm Reports
7:00 Public Affairs
7:30 Cartoons
9:25 Daybreak AM
10:00 Donahue
11:00 Love Boat
Noon Family Feud
1:30 Dialing for Dollars

4:00 Ryan's Hope
4:30 Flintstones
5:30 Lucy Show
6:00 Match Game
6:30 News
7:00 ABC News
7:30 Sanford & Son
8:00 Joker's Wild
9:00 Benson
9:30 Goodtime Girls
10:00 Movie "Last of the Red Hot Lovers"
Mid. News
12:30 PGA Championship Highlights
1:00 Paid Political Program
1:30 Movie: TBA
* KHQ 6-NBC *
6:48 Consultation
7:18 Huckleberry Hound/Yogi Bear
8:00 Today
8:25 Agriculture Today
8:30 Today
9:25 News
9:30 Today
11:30 Password Plus
Noon Card Sharks
12:30 Doctors
2:00 Another World
3:00 Texas
4:00 Gunsmoke
5:00 Merv Griffin
6:30 News
7:00 NBC News
7:30 Cross-Wits
8:00 Bob Newhart
8:30 PM Magazine
9:00 Here's Boomer
9:30 Facts of Life
10:00 Speak Up America
11:00 Friday Night Fights: USBA Middleweight Title-Dwight Davidson (champ) v Curtis Parker
Mid. News
12:30 Tonight Show

* KSPS 7-PBS *
(KSPS had just returned to the air after being off for 4 days due to technical repairs)
9:15 AM Weather
9:30 Zoom
10:00 Sesame Street
11:00 Studio See
11:30 Zoom
Noon Sesame Street
2:00 Idea Thing
2:30 Slim Cuisine
3:00 Over Easy
3:30 Dick Cavett
4:00 Magic Method of Oil Painting
4:30 Villa Alegre
5:00 Sesame Street
7:00 Zoom
7:30 Over Easy
8:30 Dick Cavett

10:00 Old Friends...New Friends
10:30 The Human Face of China
Mid. Dick Cavett
10-12-2005, 01:01 PM #2
RobertMoore
Guest
Re: Retro: Calgary Fri 8/8/80
> from Calgary Sun
>
Calgary
[Shows listed in "()" are US shows during their network run at the time]
> * CFAC 2-Ind *
> 1:00 Young & the Restless(CBS)
> 5:00 Price is Right(CBS)
> 7:00 Incredible Hulk(CBS)
> 8:00 CHiPs(NBC)
> * CFCN 4-CTV *

> 2:00 Another World(NBC)
> 3:00 Texas(NBC)
> 8:00 Dukes of Hazzard(CBS)
> 9:00 Benson(ABC)
> 9:30 Jeffersons(CBS)
> 10:00 Love Boat(ABC)
> * CBRT 9-CBC *
> 2:00 Edge of Night(ABC)
> 8:00 Archie Bunker's Place(CBS)
> 10:00 Dallas(CBS)
> * CBRFT 16-SRC (relays CBXFT Edmonton) *
> Noon Les Pierrafeu[The Flintstones]
> Spokane(Actually, these shows listed were seen in Pacific Time, even though Calgary is in the
Mountain time zone):
> * KREM 2-CBS *
5:55 Down to Earth
6:30 Superman
7:00 Friday Morning

7:30 Friday Morning
9:00 Jeffersons
9:30 Alice
11AM News
11:19 Topic
11:25 The Butcher
12Noon Young & the Restless
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 John Davidson (Gil Gerard co-hosts)
4:30 Emergency One!
5:30 News
6:00 CBS News
6:30 Star Trek
7:30 Tic Tac Dough
10:00 Dallas
11PM News
11:30 Movie "San Quentin"

> * KXLY 4-ABC *
5:55 Farm Reports
6:00 Public Affairs
6:30 Cartoons
8:25 Daybreak AM
9:00 Donahue
10:00 Love Boat
11:00 Family Feud
3:00 Ryan's Hope
3:30 Flintstones
4:30 Lucy Show
5:00 Match Game
5:30 News
6:00 ABC News
6:30 Sanford & Son
7:00 Joker's Wild

8:00 Benson
8:30 Goodtime Girls
9:00 Movie "Last of the Red Hot Lovers"
11PM News
11:30 PGA Championship Highlights
12Mid Paid Political Program
12:30 Movie: TBA
> * KHQ 6-NBC *
5:48 Consultation
6:18 Huckleberry Hound/Yogi Bear
7:00 Today
7:25 Agriculture Today
7:30 Today
8:25 News
8:30 Today
10:30 Password Plus
11:00 Card Sharks
11:30 Doctors
12Noon Days of Our Lives
1:00 Another World
2:00 Texas
3:00 Gunsmoke
4:00 Merv Griffin
5:30 News
6:00 NBC News
6:30 Cross-Wits
7:00 Bob Newhart
7:30 PM Magazine
8:00 Here's Boomer
8:30 Facts of Life
9:00 Speak Up America
10:00 Friday Night Fights: USBA Middleweight Title-Dwight
Davidson (champ) v Curtis Parker
11 News
11:30 Tonight Show
> * KSPS 7-PBS *
(KSPS had just returned to the air after being off for 4
days due to technical repairs)
8:15 AM Weather
8:30 Zoom
9:00 Sesame Street
10:00 Studio See
10:30 Zoom
11:00 Sesame Street
12Noon Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

1:00 Idea Thing
1:30 Slim Cuisine
2:00 Over Easy
2:30 Dick Cavett
3:30 Villa Alegre
4:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Zoom
6:30 Over Easy
7:30 Dick Cavett
9:00 Old Friends...New Friends
11:00 Dick Cavett
Retro: Calgary Sat 8/9/80
from Calgary Sun

CFAC 2-Ind Calgary
6:00 Secret Railroad
6:30 Fabulous Talking Time Machine
8:00 Flintstones
9:00 Hammy Hamster
9:30 Zoom the White Dolphin
10:00 Harrigan
10:30 Snelgrove Snail
11:00 Oceans Alive
11:30 Kidsworld
Noon Any Way You Want It
1:00 Red Fisher
2:00 Wild Animals of the World
2:30 Jo Gaillard
3:30 Wrestling (likely Stampede, 2&7 was originating station)
4:30 Karate Championships
5:30 Sports Probe
6:00 Sports Journal
6:30 Peter Appleyard
7:00 University Reaction
7:30 Dimensions in Science
8:00 The Palace
9:00 Soccer-Red Leaf Tournament: Nancy (France)-Rangers (Scotland), from Calgary

10:00 WCT Tennis
11:00 Great Debate
Mid. Movie "The President's Mistress"
CFCN 4-CTV Calgary
6:30 Definition
7:00 NFB
8:00 Spider-Man
10:00 Cartoons
10:30 Let's Go
11:30 Untamed World
Noon Journal International
12:30 The Name of the Game is Tennis
1:00 Horst Koehler
1:30 Make Me Laugh
2:00 Sports Digest
2:30 Wrestling (from where?)
3:30 George Dalgleish
4:00 CTV Wide World of Sports (Castol Motorcycle Grand Prix of Canada/Pocono 500 stock car
race/German Grand Prix report)
6:00 News
6:30 Kingo Bingo
7:00 Educated Guess

7:30 Sports Hot Seat
8:00 BJ & the Bear
9:00 Academy Performance "The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars & Motor Kings"
11:20 News
11:30 Educated Guess
Mid. Movie "Krakatoa, East of Java"
CBRT 9-CBC Calgary
Noon WOW!
1:00 CBC Sportsweekend (Peter Jackson Golf Classic/Sportsweekend Pace horse race from
Stampede Park/Maple Leaf Trot horse race/Swiftsure Yacht Race)
4:00 You Can Do It
4:30 Reach for the Top
5:00 Great Adventures
6:00 CBC Evening News
6:30 Par 27
7:00 Star Chart
7:30 A New Kind of Family
8:00 Return of the Saint
9:00 CBC Film Festival "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man"
11:00 The National
11:15 News
11:30 Movie: TBA
CBRFT 16-SRC Calgary(relay of CBXFT Edmonton)

9:00 Candy
9:30 Les aventures de Chaperonnette a Pois
10:00 Les heros du samedi
11:00 Les chevaux du soleil
11:30 Une arche immobile
Noon Cristal voyageur
1:00 Univers des sports (Peter Jackson Golf Classic)
3:00 Bagatelle
3:55 Le Telejournal
4:00 Harold Lloyd
4:30 La vie secrete des animaux
5:00 En vedette cette semaine (Leningrad Ice Show, pt 1)
6:00 Une fenetre sur le monde
6:30 La Sagouine
7:00 Winston dans les iles
8:00 Cinema canadien "Jacob Two-Two Meets the Hooded Fang"
10:00 Cineastes americains
10:50 Derniere edition
11:05 Politique federale
11:10 Cinema "Trader Horn"
KREM 2-CBS Spokane
7:30 Brady Kids

8:00 Little Rascals-Our Gang
9:00 Mighty Mouse/Heckle & Jeckle
11:30 Popeye
12:30 Fat Albert
1:00 Shazam
1:30 Tarzan/Super Seven
2:30 Baseball: Oakland-Seattle
5:00 Movie "Dangerous Venture"
6:00 Wanted: Dead or Alive
6:30 Lawman
7:00 CBS News
7:30 Maverick
9:00 That's My Line
10:00 Movie "No Other Love"
Mid. News
12:15 Movie "The Third Day"
KXLY 4-ABC Spokane
7:15 New Zoo Revue
7:45 Sunday School of the Air
8:00 Superfriends
9:00 Plasticman
10:30 Scooby & Scrappy-Doo

11:30 Harvey Cartoons
Noon Weekend Special "The Contest Kid"
1:30 ABC Wide World of Sports (Lightweight boxing: Alexis Arguello v Vilomar Fernandez/Pocono
500 stock car race)
3:00 PGA Championship
5:30 Sha Na Na
6:00 Pop! Goes the Music
6:30 Nashville On the Road
7:30 News
8:00 Lawrence Walk
9:00 240-Robert
10:00 Love Boat
Mid. News
12:20 ABC News
12:35 Movie: TBA
KHQ 6-NBC Spokane
7:00 Infinity Factory
8:00 US Farm Report
8:30 Romper Room
9:00 Fred & Barney Meet the Shmoo
10:30 Daffy Duck

11:00 Jetsons
Noon Baseball Pre-Game
12:15 Baseball: Philadelphia-Pittsburgh or Chicago White Sox-Boston
3:00 Western Outdoorsman
3:30 Wood's Workshop
4:00 Cameras in Motion
5:30 Stan Hitchcock
6:00 Country Roads
6:30 Hee Haw
7:30 NBC News
8:00 Family Feud
8:30 $100,000 Name That Tune
9:00 Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
11:00 Pre-Convention Special Report (Democratic National Convention)
Mid. News
KSPS 7-PBS Spokane
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Electric Company
12:30 Sesame Street

1:30 Villa Alegre
2:00 Spoleto Festival
3:30 Slim Cuisine
4:00 Victory Garden
4:30 Presente
5:00 Que Pasa, USA?
5:30 As We See It
6:00 Feeling Free
6:30 High School Football All-Star Game
8:00 Once Upon a Classic
8:30 Here's to Your Health
9:00 Lord Mountbatten: A Man for the Century
11:00 Images of Indians
The Sun listed the following cable line-up:
(2)KSPS-PBS
(3)KHQ-NBC
(4)News/Weather
(5)CFCN-CTV
(6)CBRT-CBC
(7)CFAC-Ind
(8)KXLY-ABC
(9)Stocks/Shopping Guide/Community News/House of Commons
(10)Community Channel
(11)CBRFT-SRC
(12)KREM-CBS
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Re: Retro: Calgary Sat 8/9/80
> CFAC 2-Ind Calgary
> 7:00 Hilarious House of Frightenstein
Repeats of the 1970s off-beat educational series starring comedian Billy Van. Had a short life in
the US, mainly because some stations did not know what to do with it -- in Milwaukee in 1974,
WTMJ ch.4 scheduled Frighenstein weeknights at 1AM CT, after The Tomorrow Show. And it's
supposed to be for children.
> 9:00 Hammy Hamster
Live-action series starring a live hamster and other rodents.

> 9:30 Zoom the White Dolphin
Never heard of it, though I take it there's no relation to PBS's "Zoom".
> 10:30 Snelgrove Snail
Musical faux Muppet series featuring a group of snails.
> 1:00 Red Fisher
Outdoors program that later provided the inspiration for Red Green.
> 2:00 Wild Animals of the World
Is this the same program as "Wild Wild World of Animals"?
> CFCN 4-CTV Calgary
> 6:30 Definition
Was this past repeat episodes? I think Definition was usually a weekday program.
> 7:00 NFB
Film Board shorts, I guess.

> 10:30 Let's Go
No relation to the 1960s CBC dance program, isn't it?
> 4:00 CTV Wide World of Sports (Castol Motorcycle Grand Prix
> of Canada/Pocono 500 stock car race/German Grand Prix
> report)
The stock car race was originally seen earlier that day on ABC's Wide World of Sports --
apparently, CTV and ABC exchange segments for their own series.
>
> CBRT 9-CBC Calgary
> Noon WOW!
Why did the CBC (at least, in Alberta) had a late start-up time? Not only on Saturdays, but
weekdays, too?
WOW, by the way, was a children's variety and film anthology series hosted by various guest
hosts.
> 4:30 Reach for the Top
High school quiz program.
>
> CBRFT 16-SRC Calgary(relay of CBXFT Edmonton)

> 9:00 Candy
Francophone version of Japanese anime series "Candy Candy", based on the manga. This was
during a time when anime was viewed more as cheap kiddie programming than a real art form in
its own right -- it'll be another decade or so before the "otakus" take over the anime genre.
> 8:00 Cinema canadien "Jacob Two-Two Meets the Hooded Fang"
Based on a series of stories by famed Canadian author Mordecai Richler. Around 2003, "Jacob
Two-Two" (so named because Jacob would often say things twice) became an animated series
on Canada's "Teletoon" network, in English and French (in French, he was known as "Jacob
Jacob").
>
> KREM 2-CBS Spokane
(All Spokane stations asjusted for Mountain time.)
> 9:00 Mighty Mouse/Heckle & Jeckle
1980s Filmation revival of the classic Terrytoon series. Fitting that they appeared on CBS, as CBS
originally owned Terrytoons (they were sold to Viacom with CBS's syndication division in 1971).
> 6:00 Wanted: Dead or Alive
> 6:30 Lawman
> 7:00 CBS News
> 7:30 Maverick
> 8:30 Have Gun, Will Travel

Old westerns in Prime Time on a major station?
> 9:00 That's My Line
"What's My Line", without the panel, hosted by Bob Barker, which ran for two brief summer runs
(this was the first).
>
> KXLY 4-ABC Spokane
> 8:00 Superfriends
> 9:00 Plasticman
> 10:30 Scooby & Scrappy-Doo
> 11:30 Harvey Cartoons
> Noon Weekend Special "The Contest Kid"
ABC, at the time, presented its Saturday morning schedule starting at 7AM PT. Adjusted for
Mountain, it looks like the Eastern schedule. (I take it "Harvey Cartoons" bumped an ABC show
locally.)
> 6:00 Pop! Goes the Music
> 6:30 Nashville On the Road
> 7:00 That Good Ole Nashville Music
Is it just me, or did many stations run Showbiz's country music programs in blocks? I know WTOG
ch.44 in Tampa Bay did in the 1970s and 1980s.
>
> KSPS 7-PBS Spokane
> 5:00 Que Pasa, USA?
A PBS rarity -- a made-for-PBS sitcom set in a Latino neighborhood in Miami. In my opinion, the
series ranks up there with Norman Lear's series like "All In The Family" and "the Jeffersons". This
series would be repeated in reruns into the early 1990s, and would later be repeated on
Univision's "Galavision" channel. Many of QPUSA's stars would go on to star in Mexican
telenovelas.
Retro WABC NYC 9/18 AND 9/19/1965
Source TV Guide
Saturday 9/18/1965
7AM Brother Buzz
7:30AM Movie -"the Desparadoes Are in Town" (1956)
9AM Davey And GOLIATH
9;30 CARTOONS
10;30 THE LONE RANGER
11 CASPER
11;30 PORGY PIG
NOON BUGS BUNNY
12;30 HOPPITY HOOPER
1PM AMERICAN BANDSTAND
2PM BASEBALL - SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS AT MILWAUKEE BRAVES
5 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS
6;30 SHIVAREE
7 ABC SCOPE
7;30 SHINDIG
8 KING FAMILY
8;30 LAWRENCE WELK
9;30 HOLLYWOOD PALACE
10;30 AN EVENING WITH(THIS WEEK JULIE LONDON)
11PM NEWS
11;15 MOVIE - "the rains of ranchipur'(1955)
1;15AM MOVIE - 'RASHOMON' 1951
SUNDAY 9/19/1966
7am TO 9;30 AM RELIGION SHOWS
9;30 AM MOVIE "A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN' 1940 ROBERT STACK
10;30 AM ADVENTURES OF SIR LANCELOT (RERUNS OF NBC SERIES)
11AM BEANY AND CECIL
11;30 BULLWINKLE
NOON DISCOVERY 1966
12;30 - 3PM PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOWS
3PM LARAMIE
4PM DOCUMENTARY ON VIETNAM
5PM MOVIE 'SECRET AGENT 077-OPERATION HONG KONG' 1964
7PM VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
8PM FBI
9PM MOVIE MR HOBBS TAKES A VACATION 1962

11;15 NEWS
11;30 MOVIE WILD RIVER 1960
1;30 AM THE REBEL SET 1959
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Re: Retro WABC NYC 9/18 AND 9/19/1965
> 2PM BASEBALL - SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS AT MILWAUKEE BRAVES
Not only one of the last games played by the Milwaukee Braves (they moved to Atlanta the
following season) but one of the last in ABC's one year of full-national network baseball. (It had
covered games but they were blacked out in major league markets; the 1965 series was the first
to be shown everywhere except in the markets of the teams involved.) ABC lost money and
bailed; NBC took over the Game of the Week the following year and kept it for more than 20
years.
Retro: Southern Saskatchewan Sun 7/3/88
from Regina Leader-Post
Stations from outside Saskatchewan listed CST
CKTV 2-CTV Regina

5:00 World Outdoors
5:30 Farm Gate
6:00 In View
6:30 Circle Square
7:00 Lowell Lundstrom
7:30 Jimmy Swaggart
8:30 Glory to God
9:30 Terry Winter
10:00 World Tomorrow
11:00 Flintstones
11:30 Baseball: Oakland-Toronto
2:30 Women's Golf: DuMaurier Classic
5:00 Littlest Hobo
5:30 Captain Power & the Soldiers of the Future
6:00 News
6:30 My Partners, My People
7:00 Family Ties
7:30 Amen
8:00 Peter Ustinov's Russia: A Personal history
9:00 Movie "If You Could See What I Hear"
11:00 CTV News
11:20 News
11:30 Sports Wrap Up
Mid. Twilight Zone
1:00 Lou Grant
2:00 Movie "Last of the Fast Guns"
4:00 News
4:30 Sports Wrap Up
CBKT 9-CBC Regina
8:00 Jetsons
8:30 Real Fishing Show
10:00 Movie "Princess O'Rourke"
Noon CBC SportsWeekend (F1 Grand Prix of France)
1:30 Meeting Place (from Christ the King RC Church, Regina)
2:30 Bartok Concerto for Orchestra
3:30 Uphill to Keep a Smile
4:00 Out Your Way with Wayne Rostad (predecessor of On the Road Again)
4:30 Hymn Sing
5:00 Spirit Bay
5:30 Ourselves & Other Animals
6:00 Movie "Spot Marks the X"
8:00 Street Legal
9:00 A Very British Coup
10:00 Sunday Report
10:25 Venture
11:00 News
11:25 Movie "Brighton Rock"
1:25 sign-off
CFRE 11-STV Regina
5:00 Lessons from Lesotho
5:30 Could You
6:00 Audubon Wildlife Theater
6:30 Sonshiny Day
7:00 It's a New Day
8:00 Winner's Way
8:30 Food for Life
9:00 My Pet Monster
10:00 Kids of DeGrassi Street
10:30 Gone Fishin'
11:00 Full Circle
11:30 For Art's Sake
Noon Stampede Wrestling
1:00 Cities
2:00 Earth Odyssey
3:00 Movie "Wings in the Wilderness"
4:30 Adventures Down Under
5:00 Our House

6:30 STViewpoint
8:00 Movie "Crash Course"
10:00 Big Sky Country
10:30 News
11:00 Global Newsweek
Mid. Roller Derby
1:00 sign-off
CBKFT 13-SRC Regina
7:00 Tao Tao
7:30 Alice au pays des merveilles
8:00 Grisu le petit dragon
8:15 Animation illimitee
8:30 Legendes Indiennes du Canada
9:00 Le jour du Seigneur
10:00 Le plus grand musee du monde
11:00 Premiere edition
11:05 La semaine verte
Noon Rencontres
12:30 Grand Prix F1: Grand Prix de France
2:30 Propos et confidences
3:00 Ladies & Gentlemen
4:00 Second regard

5:00 Le vagabond
5:30 Le clan Campbell
6:00 Juste pour rire
7:00 Le Telejournal
7:20 Les Beaux Dimanches "Dave Brubeck Symphonique"
8:35 Les Beaux Dimanches "L'Epopee de la croix rouge"
9:35 La politique federale
9:45 Cinema "Le Gros Bill"
Cable 3-Regina Community Channel
5:00 Community Calendar
10:00 Sports on 3
Noon Employment Canada Job File
1:00 Sportsfile
1:30 Our Town
2:00 Islam in Focus
4:00 Neighbourhood Watch
4:30 Tribal Trails
5:00 Ask Mr. Cable
6:30 Employment Canada Job File
7:00 Ask the Boat Doctor

8:00 This City
8:30 Our Town
9:00 Simon de Jong, MP
CKOS 5-CBC Yorkton
7:00 Meeting Place
8:00 Jimmy Swaggart
9:00 Jerry Falwell
10:30 It is Written
11:00 Going Home
11:30 World Tomorrow
Noon CBC SportsWeekend
2:00 NFB
2:30 TBA
4:00 Out Your Way with Wayne Rostad
4:30 Hymn Sing
5:00 Shamrock Showcase
5:30 Teleforum
8:00 Street Legal

10:00 Sunday Report
10:25 Venture
11:00 Teleforum
11:30 Benny Hill
Mid. sign-off
CICC 10-CTV Yorkton
9:30 World Tomorrow
10:00 Circle Square
10:30 Third Story
11:00 Tribal Trails
11:30 Baseball: Oakland-Toronto
5:00 Littlest Hobo
5:30 Creative Hands
6:00 News
6:30 My Partners, My People
7:00 Family Ties
7:30 Amen
8:00 Peter Ustinov's Russia: A Personal History
9:00 Movie "If You Could See What I Hear"
11:00 CTV News
11:20 News
11:34 Me & Max

12:04 Movie "Tanganyika"
2:04 sign-off
CJFB 5-CBC Swift Current
9:30 World Tomorrow
11:00 Circle Square
11:30 It is Written
Noon CBC SportsWeekend
2:30 TBA
4:30 Hymn Sing
5:00 Spirit Bay
5:30 Ourselves & Other Animals
8:00 Street Legal
10:00 Sunday Report
10:25 Venture
11:00 News
11:30 TBA
Mid. sign-off
CKX 5-CBC Brandon
5:00 Prairie Pulse Revue
5:30 Meeting Place
6:30 Agri-Views
7:00 Jerry Falwell
8:30 Terry Winter
9:00 World Tomorrow
9:30 Jimmy Swaggart
10:30 Nasha Nadia (Ukrainian religion)
11:00 Christian Lifestyle Magazine
11:30 Consumer Spotlight
Noon Twilight Zone
1:00 Gilligan's Island (2 ep)
2:00 Get Smart (2 eps)
3:30 Hymn Sing
7:00 Street Legal
9:00 Sunday Report
9:25 Venture
10:00 News
10:30 Movie Show

Mid. sign-off
WJBK 2-CBS Detroit
5:00 World Tomorrow
6:00 It is Written
6:30 Sunday Mass
8:30 Focus Detroit
9:00 Ebony-Jet Showcase
9:30 TBA
10:00 Movie: TBA
Noon CBS Sports Sunday (Tour de France preview/Michelob Invitational track & field)
1:30 PGA Golf: Beatrice Western Open
4:00 News
5:00 60 Minutes
7:00 Movie "Brass"
9:00 News
11:00 Untouchables
Mid. Movie: TBA

1:50 Movie: TBA
WDIV 4-NBC Detroit
5:00 Godsounds
5:30 Sunday Today
7:00 Wimbledon Tennis: Men's Final
1:00 Test Series
1:30 Barney Miller
2:30 NBC SportsWorld (America's Paradise Triathlon/Mar. Olympia Competition)
4:00 News
5:00 Rags to Riches
6:00 Family Ties
6:30 My Two Dads
7:00 Movie "Crash Course"
9:00 News
9:30 Sports Final
10:00 Magnum, PI
11:00 Dom DeLuise
11:30 Countdown to '88
Mid. Movie "The House of Fear"

1:30 Korea: The Untold Story
2:30 News
3:00 Branded
3:30 Guns of Will Sonnett
4:30 News
WXYZ 7-ABC Detroit
5:30 Soundings
6:00 Spotlight on the News
6:30 Second Look
7:30 Movie "Made for Each Other"
10:30 NWA World Championship Super Bouts (With all the wrestling shows back then, we know
what 7 stood for then :-) )
11:30 All-Star Comedy Classic
12:30 Road to Seoul
1:00 War of the Stars
1:30 NHRA Drag Racing Championships
2:00 International Championship Kickboxing
3:00 Celebrity Races
3:30 TBA
4:00 News
5:00 Movie "Spot Marks the X" (pt 1)

6:00 Star-Spangled Celebration
9:00 News
9:30 Sports Update
9:45 Siskel & Ebert
10:15 Movie "Angel & the Badman"
12:15 Wil Shriner
1:15 Movie "Dr. Phibes Rises Again"
3:00 Ryan's Hope
3:30 Home
4:15 News
4:45 News
WTVS 56-PBS Detroit
5:00 Sesame Street (3 episodes)
8:30 Owl TV
9:00 Newton's Apple
9:30 Wild America
10:30 Firing Line
11:00 Detroit Week in Review
11:30 Moneymakers
Noon Detroit Black Journal

1:00 Compleat Gilbert & Sullivan "The Gondeliers"
3:00 Freedom's Glory: The Restoration of the Little Jenny
4:00 Ghosts of '87
5:00 Nature
6:00 National Audubon Society Specials
7:00 Day the Universe Changed
9:00 Doctor Who
11:00 National Audubon Society Specials
Mid. Masterpiece Theatre
1:00 Nature
2:00 Day the Universe Changed
3:30 Business File
CHCH 11-Ind Hamilton
5:00 Spider-Man
6:00 Destiny
6:30 Oral Roberts
7:00 Food for Life
7:30 Festival Portuguese (Portuguese, the producers later created the ethnic channel of the
same name)
8:30 Italian Panorama (Italian, host Emilio Mascia later founded Telelatino)
10:30 News
11:00 WWF Cavalcade
Noon Fishing North
12:30 Adventures Down Under
1:30 Your Wealth
2:00 Movie "True Grit"
4:00 News
4:30 Sketches of Our Town
5:00 Stony Plain
6:00 Me & Max
6:30 Throb
7:00 Movie "Fly with the Hawk"
9:00 News
9:30 Best Sellers
10:00 How to Start & Make Money in Your Own Business
11:00 Movie "Act of Love"
1:00 Movie "Without Consent"
3:00 sign-off
4:00 Men in Action
4:30 It Figures
CITV 13-Ind Edmonton
6:30 Tales of the Wizard of Oz

7:00 New Adventures of Pinocchio
8:30 Destiny
9:00 Tribal Trails
9:30 To You with Love
10:00 Sixty Minutes with Central
11:00 Living Today
11:30 Rendezvous
Noon Our Native Heritage
12:30 Hanes Report
2:00 Movie "Mary White"
4:00 Best Sellers
4:30 Driver's Seat
5:00 Craigmyle Rodeo
6:00 News
6:30 Alberta This Week (co-produced with CFAC Calgary/Lethbridge, CHAT Medicine Hat, CKRD
Red Deer and CKSA/CITL Lloydminster)
7:00 Airwolf
8:00 Our House
10:00 LA Law
Mid. Jerry Falwell
1:00 Get Smart
1:30 Candid Camera

2:00 Family
3:00 sign-off
First Choice-Superchannel
5:00 Ray Bradbury Trilogy cont'd
6:00 Movie "Blondie Knows Best"
7:30 Chocky
8:00 Stony Plain
9:00 Movie "Summer School"
11:00 Movie "Donovan's Reef"
1:00 Movie "Miracles"
2:30 Movie "Hard Traveling"
4:30 Coming Attractions
5:00 Movie "Firewalker"
9:00 Movie "Lethal Weapon"
12:30 Movie "One More Saturday Night"
2:15 Movie "The True Nature of Bernadette"
TSN
5:00 SportsDesk
5:30 Australian Rules Football

6:30 Speedweek
7:00 Pro Wrestling Plus
8:00 Canadian Sportfishing
8:30 Transworld Sport
9:30 Motoring '88
10:00 IMSA Auto Racing: Carmel Continental
1:00 CART Auto Racing: Cleveland Grand Prix
3:00 Horse Racing: Coaching Club American Oaks & Dwyer Stakes
4:00 PGA Seniors Golf
5:30 CSL Soccer: Vancouver 86ers-Hamilton Steelers
7:30 Classic Summer
9:00 SportsDesk
9:30 Checkered Flag
10:00 Transworld Sport
11:00 Australian Rules Football
Mid. SportsDesk
12:30 CSL Soccer (r/5:30)
2:30 Auto Racing
4:30 Aerobics
MuchMusic
5:00 Erica Ehm
6:00 Soul in the City
7:00 Michael Williams
10:00 Best of Much

11:00 Steve Anthony
Noon Weird Al Yankovic Spotlight
12:30 Steve Anthony
2:00 Citylimits
3:00 Indie Street
3:30 Christopher Ward
6:00 Best of Much
7:00 Steve Anthony
8:00 Weird Al Yankovic Spotlight
8:30 Steve Anthony
10:00 Citylimits
11:00 Indie Street
11:30 Christopher Ward
2:00 Best of Much
3:00 Steve Anthony
4:00 Weird Al Yankovic Spotlight
4:30 Steve Anthony
Retro:Cleveland/Youngstown, Ohio Daytime (7AM-8PM) Friday May 22, Mon.-Thurs. May 25-28,
1953
In honor of the Late Lamented Original TV Guide Format I thought I would post the first week's
Listings for the Lake Erie Edition TV Guide which had but 5 stations:
Cleveland
4 WNBK NBC
5 WEWS CBS
9 WXEL DuMont/ABC
Youngstown
27 WKBN CBS/DuMont/ABC
73 WFMJ NBC
While the first National TV Guide was produced April 3-9, 1953 It was apparently rolled out a few
cities at a time as Cleveland/Lake Erie Edition did not start till 8 weeks after the first national
edition. In at least the first year or so they went with Friday-Thursday...July 17, 1954 appears to
be the first issue to go with Saturday-Friday listings (Sourceates on the TV Guide cover Gallery
along with a perpetual calendar to confirm)TV Guide changed again to Sunday-Saturday listings
March 6, 2005.
7AM
4 Today
8:30
5 News
8:35
5 On Wings of Song-Randy Culver Soloist, Crandall Hendershott At the Organ
9AM
4 Movie
Fri. Corregidor
Mon.-Tue. TBA
Wed. Lady From Chunking

Thu. O Malley Of The Mounted
5 Western Resersve-TV Courses
9:30
5 MTWF Beauty For You-Paige Palmer
Thu Vanity Fair-Games Bill Nichols
9:55
4 Tom Haley-News
5 News
10AM
4 Ding Dong School
5 Fri.Wheel Of Fortune-Todd Russell
Mon.-Thur. Arthur Godrey-Robert Q. Lewis subs as Godfrey is in the Hospital
10:30
4 Charming Children-TV Kindergarten
9 Movie
Fri. Heartaches
Mon. Strangler Of The Swamp
Tue. Renegade Girl
Wed. Louisiana
Thu. Secret Mission
11AM
4 Home Cooking-Marion Reich
5 One In Every Family-Dean Miller
11:30
4 Captain Glenn-Glenn Rowell
5 Strike It Rich-Warren Hull
Noon
4 Ed Wallace-News
5 Bride And Groom
12:10
4 Noontime Comics-Joe Bova
12:15
5 Love Of Life
9 All For You-Alice Weston
12:30
4 Maggi Byrne-Fashions
5 Search For Tomorrow
9 Rena and Bob-Variety

12:45
5 Guiding Light
73 Movie
Fri-Tango
Mon-Third Alarm
Tue-Thrill of Youth
Wed-Twin Husbands
Thu-Man Of Sentiment
1PM
4 Movie
Fri-Room To Let
Mon-TBA
Tue-Wrecking Crew
Wed Pride Of The Plains
Thu-Sailors Three
5 Women's Window-Ethel Jackson
9 Movie
Fri-Murder Is My Business
Mon Where are Your Children?
Tue-Strangler of the Swamps
Wed-Roosevelt Story
Thu-Westward Trail
1:30
5 Garry Moore-Bill Cullen Subs for Garry-With Durward Kirby-Garry returns Monday
2PM
5 Double or Nothing-Bert Parks
27 Movie-TBA
73 Fri-Mon-Tue-Thu News-Jim Burnett
Wed In Our Schools
2:15
4 Joe Portaro-Beauty
73 Fri-Mon-Tue-Thu Sketch Book-Fashions
Wed In Our Schools-Continued
2:30
4 Fri.-Mon-Wed Nancy Dixon-Shopping
Tu-Th Chef Lorenzo
5 Linkletter (House Party)
73 Kitchen Corner-Marjorie Mariner
A form of this program was hosted by Ms Mariner on 73 (Later 21) At least until the end of
1966..generally daily between 1-3PM
2:45
4 Chef Lorenzo-Cooking-Mon
9 Family Fare-Weston T Th
2:55
9 Weather
3PM
4 73 Break The Bank-Bud Collyer
5 Big Payoff-Randy Norrison, Bess Myerson
9 Alice Weston
27 Paul Dixon-DuMont
3:30
4 73 Welcome Travelers
5 Mixing Bowl
9 Paul Dixon-DuMont
4PM
4 73 Kate Smith
5 Movie-TBA
9 News
27 Club 27
4:05
9 Fri. Bill At Home
Mon-Thu Write You Are-Handwriting Analysis-Helen Huthinson/Sidney Andorn

4:30
9 King Jack's Toybox-Boyd Heath/Pat Ryan-Story Lady
27 Fri-Mon Wed This Life Of Ours-Charm/Beauty
T-Th Panorama-Travel
4:45
27 MWF News
5PM
4 Hawkins Falls
5 Uncle Jake's House-Gene Carroll
9 Fri Time For Youth-Teens
MW King Jack-Continued
TTh Acme Markets Good Neighbors-Betty Ott
27 Western Theater
73 Buckaroo Time
5:15
4 Gabby Hayes
5:30
4 Howdy Doody
5 Time For Beany
9 Desert Deputy-Westerns
27 Fri. Terry and The Pirates
Mon-Wed. Adventure Time
Thu. Cisco Kid
5:45
5 Dinner Platter-Bob Dale Spins records
6PM
4 Fri-Hopalong Cassidy
Mon-Superman
Tue-Johnny Mack Brown
Wed-Wild Bill Hickock
Thu-Kit Carson
27 Don Gardner Sports
73 News/Weather Bill Crooks, John Fritz
6:10
27 Stu Wilson Sports
6:15
9 Bob Neal Sports
27 Gene Starn News
73 Viz Quiz-Film
6:20
73 Eddie Lane-Sports
6:25
5 Bill Prentice-Sports
6:30
4 Tom Manning-Sports
5 Dorothy Fuldheim
9 Celebrity Corner-Andorn
27 Fri. Panorama
Mon. Talent Patrol-ABC
Tue. Strike It Rich-CBS
Wed. Guide Right-DuMont
Thu. Strike it Rich-CBS
73 Fri. Story Theater
Mon. Charlie Chase
Tue. Boston Blackie
Wed. Kit Carson
Thu. Film Shorts
6:40
4 Weather Station-Glenn Rowell
9 Bob Rowley-News
6:45
4 Tom Field News
5 MWF Diamond Lock Show-Music
TTh-Twenty Fingers-Hendershott (Organ Music)
6:50
9 Around Home-Ken Ward-Home Inprovement
6:55
5 Johnny Price Weather
7PM
4 Fri. Meet The VEEP-Ex VP Alben W. Barkley
Mon TBA
Tue.-Thu Johnny Andrews Show
5 Gray Drug News Bob Lang, Jimmy Dudley
9 Captain Video-DuMont
27 MWF It Takes All Kinds-Ted Niemi
Tue Parochial Schools
Thu School Days-Youngstown Schools
73 Fri. Sports And News
Mon-Thu-Fri Film Shorts
Wed. Pantomime Party-Local Game

7:15
4 Fri. News In Review
Mon TBA
Tue, Thu Short Short Drama
Wed. Yard And Garden-Herb Meyer
5 Fri. Twenty Fingers
Mon. Pooch Parade-Dale
Tue Meet Your Schools
Wed. Big Playback-Bill Stern
Thu It's Worth Knowing
27 MWF Stu Wilson Chats
TTh-School Programs Cont.
7:30
4 73 Mon Bob And Ray
Wed, Fri. Eddie Fisher (Don Ameche subs Friday 5-22-53)
TTh Dinah Shore
9 Fri Stu Erwin-ABC
Mon Opera Vs Jazz
Tue Beulah ABC
Wed A Date With Judy
Thu Film Shorts

7:45
4 73 NBC News John Cameron Swayze
5 MWF-Perry Como
TTh Jane Froman
27 Fri-Mon Ship's Reporter Film
Tue Jane Froman
Wed Week In Sports
Thu Telenews
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28, 1953
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> 5 Fri.Wheel Of Fortune-Todd Russell
> Mon.-Thur. Arthur Godrey-Robert Q. Lewis subs as Godfrey is
> in the Hospital
Godfrey was having surgery to repair a hip damaged in an
automobile accident two decades earlier. It was after he
came back from the hospital on crutches that he decreed that
every member of his cast would take ballet lessons in order
to make their movements more fluid. His star performer,
Julius LaRosa, intended to make it to the first lesson but
was called home unexpectedly. A ticked-off Godfrey left him
a note that his services would not be required on the next
day's show. Later, CBS president Frank Stanton had lunch with
Godfrey, and the talk turned to LaRose, whom Godfrey felt was
letting his popularity go to his head. Stanton said, "You hired
him on the air (on Talent Scouts), why don't you fire him on
the air?" On Monday, October 19, 1953, Godfrey did exactly that,
saying that LaRosa's number that day was his "swan song." Godfrey
tried to explain away the firing by saying that LaRosa "lost his
humility," but most insiders at the time thought Godfrey was
jealous because LaRosa got more fan mail. That was the beginning
of a series of firings that turned a good part of the public

against Godfrey. But he regained the public's respect after
having a cancerous lung removed in 1959. His television work
after that was limited to one year on Candid Camera (1960-61)
and host of the syndicated All-American College Show (1969-70),
plus some guest appearances and commercials. His radio show
went on until 1972. Godfrey died in 1983.
Retro_Birmingham Prime Time and Late Night: Tuesday 1/20/81
Source: The Birmingham News, 1/20/81
STATIONS LISTED
6-WBRC (ABC)
10-WBIQ (PBS)
13-WVTM (NBC)
42-WBMG (CBS)
CABLE LINEUP-BIRMINGHAM CABLE
4-HBO
7-Birmingham Cable (Local Access, USA and SPN)
8-ESPN
15-Nickelodeon
16-WANX (46-Atlanta)
17-WTBS (17-Atlanta)
19-WOR (9-New York)
26-C-SPAN
28-PTL Network
29-WGN (9-Chicago)
6:00
6-Tic Tac Dough
10-From the Top
13-Toni Tenille
42-News
6:30
6-P.M. Magazine
10-For the Record
42-Sha Na Na
7:00
6-Happy Days
13-Lobo
42-The White Shadow
7:30
10-Advances in Health
8:00
6-Sanford and Son
10-Nova
13-B.J. and the Bear
42-Movie: When the Circus Came to Town (Made for TV)
8:30
9:00
6-Hart to Hart
10-Mystery
13-Flamingo Road
10:00
6 13-News
10-Dick Cavett
42-Good Times
10:30
6-Gunsmoke
13-M*A*S*H
42-Lou Grant
11:00
13-Carol Burnett and Friends

11:30
6-Ironside
13-NBC News Special: Coverage of the Inaugural Balls
11:40
42-Movie: Togetherness (70)
12:00
13-Best of Carson
12:30
6-Movie: That Kind of Woman (59)
1:00
13-Streets of San Francisco
1:55
42-News
2:00
13-News
2:25
42-Focus
2:30
6-Bonanza
3:30
6-The Rifleman
4:00
6-PTL Club
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What was Sanford And Son-a former NBC show-doing on ABC primetime?
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> What was Sanford And Son-a former NBC show-doing on ABC
> primetime?
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WBRC did not carry Three's Company on Tuesdays at 8 (Central).
Sanford And Son is a syndicated rerun.
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WBRC did not carry Three's Company on Tuesdays at 8
(Central).
Sanford And Son is a syndicated rerun.

Why did the ABC station in Birmingham not air Three's Company?
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> WBRC did not carry Three's Company on Tuesdays at 8
> (Central).
> Sanford And Son is a syndicated rerun.
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> Why did the ABC station in Birmingham not air Three's
> Company?
>
They did, but on delay (you'd have to ask someone else
what time it came on). Either station management felt
the half-hour after Laverne & Shirley, which was a huge
lead-in, was a profitable place for a syndicated show;

or, given Birmingham's conservatism, management
didn't feel a show about two girls and a guy living together
was appropriate at 8 PM. Or maybe both.
I seem to recall WBRC airing reruns of Three's Company, however.
09-30-2005, 10:55 PM #6
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IIRC, Channel 6 delayed "Three's Company" until the following Monday night at 11:30.
WBRC was notorious for delaying and pre-empting ABC primetime programming, at least until
the late '80's. (This is a station that shifted "Bewitched" to Saturday afternoons during the late
'60's to make room for reruns of "The Rifleman"). It wasn't so much an issue of local standards or
morals; rather, it was an opportunity to sell more local advertising. Channel 4 (this was WBRC's
original channel position) was the dominant TV station in Birmingham and central Alabama from
its sign-on. From 1949 until 1965, there was only one other commercial station in the market
(WABT/WAFM/WAPI-Channel 13, now WVTM). And when WBMG-42 signed on, its signal was so
bad that only people who wanted to watch their programming REALLY bad would watch them.
Channel 6's dominance began to erode some in '81 when Channel 13 lured the Joe Langston and
Herb Winches, the news and sports anchors at Channel 6 away. (Langston and Winches went
back to Channel 6 two years later).
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> IIRC, Channel 6 delayed "Three's Company" until the
> following Monday night at 11:30.
>
> WBRC was notorious for delaying and pre-empting ABC
> primetime programming, at least until the late '80's. (This
> is a station that shifted "Bewitched" to Saturday afternoons
> during the late '60's to make room for reruns of "The
> Rifleman"). It wasn't so much an issue of local standards
> or morals; rather, it was an opportunity to sell more local
> advertising. Channel 4 (this was WBRC's original channel
> position) was the dominant TV station in Birmingham and
> central Alabama from its sign-on. From 1949 until 1965,
> there was only one other commercial station in the market
> (WABT/WAFM/WAPI-Channel 13, now WVTM). And when WBMG-42
> signed on, its signal was so bad that only people who wanted
> to watch their programming REALLY bad would watch them.
> Channel 6's dominance began to erode some in '81 when
> Channel 13 lured the Joe Langston and Herb Winches, the news
> and sports anchors at Channel 6 away. (Langston and Winches
> went back to Channel 6 two years later).
>
I seem to recall Channel 6 airing "Marshal Dillon" in place of

"Bewitched" at one time. Channel 6 liked to run a syndicated
show in between two hit network shows in order to get those big
bucks. One particularly notorious example of this was in the
daytime at 1:30 (CT). In the late '60s and early '70s ABC had
"The Dating Game" at that time, but WBRC would run in a syndicated
show because that was the half hour between "The Newlywed Game" and
"General Hospital," which, IIRC, was the number-one daytime show
in Birmingham long before it hit number one nationally.
At least in my house, Channel 42 was pretty popular. Coming from
North Carolina, where CBS is traditionally dominant, we had to
go to 42 to watch our favorites: the CBS Saturday-night sitcoms
("All In The Family," Mary Tyler Moore, Bob Newhart), "Maude,"
"The Waltons," things like that. My dad also liked Tommy Charles'
sports reports; my mom liked to get the weather from Charley Weidman
(I liked Rosemary Lucas on 13, but that had nothing to do with her
abilities as a meteorologist).
The last time I watched Birmingham television was in 1978; I happened
to catch Channel 6's news while traveling from Dallas to Atlanta.
I thought it was very old-fashioned looking (a microphone on Bill
Bolen's desk, for example). I certainly hope Birmingham newscasts
look more state-of-the-art nowadays.
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> One particularly notorious example of this was in the
> daytime at 1:30 (CT). In the late '60s and early '70s ABC had
> "The Dating Game" at that time, but WBRC would run in a
> syndicated show because that was the half hour between "The Newlywed
> Game" and "General Hospital," which, IIRC, was the number-one daytime
> show in Birmingham long before it hit number one nationally.
I remember this. In the 1972-73 period, WBRC ran "I Dream of Jeannie" at 130. But the ABC
show wasn't preempted entirely; they'd tape-delay "Dating Game" until 930 AM the next day
(they did the same thing with "All My Children" - airing it at 10 AM). At least they were clearing
all the shows - something rare for WBRC.
This practice continued, I believe, until GH and OLTL each expanded to 45 minutes. Of course, by
then, WBRC was beginning to preempt some daytime shows.
> At least in my house, Channel 42 was pretty popular. *snip*
> My dad also liked Tommy Charles' sports reports; my mom liked to
> get the weather from Charley Weidman
AHA!!! So YOUR FAMILY was the mysterious "sole viewer" of channel 42's newscast!! ;-)
It's funny, even with completely different ownership (Media General) and different calls (the
'tainted' WBMG letters were shed in 1997 in favor of WIAT), channel 42 is still a cursed number.
The Maytag repairman gets more attention than their newscasts.
This brings up a side issue, going back to an old thread about Birmingham's network affil
alignments .... I was in B'ham last weekend, and paid a visit to Everett Holle, who was PD of ch.
13 in the '60s/'70s, and he gave me the real reason 13 aligned with NBC instead of CBS, despite
CBS being #1 at the time: the flagship station of then-owner Newhouse was affiliated with
NBC ... and, most importantly, the head of Newhouse broadcasting *loathed* Bill Paley.
> (I liked Rosemary Lucas on 13, but that had nothing to do
> with her abilities as a meteorologist).
Rosemary actually wasn't a meteorologist -- from 1962-1979 she was the WAPI-TV "Weather
Girl" (in fact, I have a scan of an early '60s logo slide referring to her as just that) In 1979, WBRC
brought in Mike Royer as the market's first on-air meteorologist, forcing channel 13 to do
likewise; Rosemary was 'moved' into another on-air capacity when they hired James Spann as its
AMS-certified weathercaster. Both Royer and Spann have since become second-generation "TV
legends" in B'ham.
Another piece of trivia: for many years, Rosemary used just her first name on-air because her
husband, Jim Lucas, also worked for the station.
Rosemary Lucas is a very sweet lady from all accounts ... and very petite, to boot. In retirement
from TV, she now works parttime at a local department store (no, NOT Wal-Mart!) as a greeter.
My aunt works at that same store, in fact.
> The last time I watched Birmingham television was in 1978; I happened
> to catch Channel 6's news while traveling from Dallas to Atlanta.
> I thought it was very old-fashioned looking (a microphone on Bill

> Bolen's desk, for example). I certainly hope Birmingham newscasts
> look more state-of-the-art nowadays.
Bill Bolen still anchors morning news on WBRC, the last of the old-guard still on the air.
Oh yeah, they all look well-produced ... even channel 42! :-) 13 was always a bit ahead of 6 in the
graphics area - having gotten a Chyron in 1977 (6 was still using old-school CG graphics as late as
1980). But yes, all the B'ham TV stations today are very professional in look and style.
In fact, I was there when all the tornadic activity from Hurricane Rita was moving through
Alabama the other weekend ... all the stations had excellent weather coverage, running radar
images continuously with the corner weather 'bug.' Something I wish our local Savannah stations
would consider doing.
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> > One particularly notorious example of this was in the
> > daytime at 1:30 (CT). In the late '60s and early '70s ABC
> had
> > "The Dating Game" at that time, but WBRC would run in a
> > syndicated show because that was the half hour between
> "The Newlywed
> > Game" and "General Hospital," which, IIRC, was the
> number-one daytime
> > show in Birmingham long before it hit number one
> nationally.
>
> I remember this. In the 1972-73 period, WBRC ran "I Dream
> of Jeannie" at 130. But the ABC show wasn't preempted
> entirely; they'd tape-delay "Dating Game" until 930 AM the
> next day (they did the same thing with "All My Children" -
> airing it at 10 AM). At least they were clearing all the
> shows - something rare for WBRC.
They were actually delaying one less show than Atlanta's
Channel 11, as I recall. Channel 11 delayed Password (12 Noon
ET) to 10 AM the following day in favor of local news. The
3:30 Prize Movie forced delays of One Life To Live to 11 AM
and Love, American Style to 10:30 AM the following day.
>
>
>
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>
>
>
>
> > (I liked Rosemary Lucas on 13, but that had nothing to do
> > with her abilities as a meteorologist).
>
> Rosemary actually wasn't a meteorologist -- from 1962-1979
> she was the WAPI-TV "Weather Girl" (in fact, I have a scan
> of an early '60s logo slide referring to her as just that)
> In 1979, WBRC brought in Mike Royer as the market's first
> on-air meteorologist, forcing channel 13 to do likewise;
> Rosemary was 'moved' into another on-air capacity when they
> hired James Spann as its AMS-certified weathercaster. Both
> Royer and Spann have since become second-generation "TV
> legends" in B'ham.
>
> Another piece of trivia: for many years, Rosemary used just
> her first name on-air because her husband, Jim Lucas, also
> worked for the station.
Is this the same Jim Lucas who was on WAVE/3 Louisville in
the '60s?
>
> Rosemary Lucas is a very sweet lady from all accounts ...
> and very petite, to boot. In retirement from TV, she now
> works parttime at a local department store (no, NOT

> Wal-Mart!) as a greeter. My aunt works at that same store,
> in fact.
The remark about her meteorological abilities was intended as
sarcasm; I'm quite aware that she and Pat Gray on WBRC were
"weather girls." IIRC, Pat Gray was married to a man named
Tom York--but not THE Tom York who did The Morning Show on
Channel 6, as well as sports.
>
>>
>
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>> Another piece of trivia: for many years, Rosemary used just
>> her first name on-air because her husband, Jim Lucas, also
>> worked for the station.
>
> Is this the same Jim Lucas who was on WAVE/3 Louisville in
> the '60s?
Yes, it was. Both Jim and Rosemary worked at WAVE before moving to Birmingham ~1962. After
they divorced in the '80s, Jim returned to Louisville.
I have a scanned pic of Rosemary doing a commercial for a L'ville dairy, ca. 1954. Poor thing looks
like a grimacing Annette F.!
> The remark about her meteorological abilities was intended as
> sarcasm; I'm quite aware that she and Pat Gray on WBRC were
> "weather girls." IIRC, Pat Gray was married to a man named
> Tom York--but not THE Tom York who did The Morning Show on
> Channel 6, as well as sports.
Yeah, I figured that you and Charles knew that ...
As for Pat Gray, yes she was married to a Tom York -- late in the '70s, they both moved to
Panama City, Fla., where Pat began working at a local station (WMBB - Channel 13) ... using her
real name, Pat York.
WMBB-13 ran TV GUIDE ads ran for her show ... with the station logo, which in the late '70s was
NBC and using the same WNBC-style logo as WAPI-TV 13 in Birmingham.
Nothing out of the ordinary for the locals, but a surreal sight for those vacationing on the coast
from B'ham. Here was a familiar face, now using the last name of ANOTHER B'ham personality ...
and below it a logo identical to that which her old station's COMPETITION used!
for several years, "three's company" aired on saturdays at 2 pm central on wbrc...talk about
obscurity? children are home on saturdays. i do remember, however, watching "three's
company" in it's regular 9 pm eastern/8 pm central time slot sometime in the 1980s. anyone
know when wbrc moved the show to abc's normal time slot, ay?______________
phil
Retro: Southern Saskatchewan Tues 7/5/88
Stations from outside Sask. listed CST (Saskatchewan doesn't observe DST)
CKTV 2-CTV Regina
5:00 Lifetime
6:30 Canada AM
9:00 Romper Room
9:30 What's Cooking
10:00 Guess What
10:30 Best Sellers
11:30 Summer Live
Noon Flintstones
12:30 News
1:00 Lifetime
2:00 Another World
3:00 Magnum, PI
4:00 Definition

5:30 Family Ties
6:00 News
6:30 News (provincial newscast?)
7:00 Moonlighting
8:00 Matlock
9:00 MacGyver
10:00 Mount Royal
11:00 CTV News
11:20 News
Mid. Simon & Simon
1:00 Gimme a Break!
1:30 Movie "Something's Afoot"
4:00 News
4:30 Sportsfile
5:00 Our Town
7:00 Our Town
8:00 Saskatchewan Roughrider Show

8:30 Sports on 3
CBKT 9-CBC Regina
10:00 Fred Penner's Place (aired 15 min M/W/F, followed by Under the Umbrella Tree; 30 min on
Tu/Th)
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Midday
2:30 King of Kensington
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Facts of Life
4:30 Owl TV
5:00 Video Hits (aired 4:30-5:30 on Fri; former host Samantha Houston is now a weekend anchor
for CTV NewsNet)
6:00 News
7:00 4 on the Floor
7:30 Golden Girls
8:00 Adrienne Clarkson's Summer Festival
10:00 The National
10:25 The Journal
11:00 News

Mid. Movie "Man Who Finally Died"
2:00 sign-off
CFRE 11-STV Regina
5:00 Good Company cont'd
5:30 News
6:00 The World Tonight
6:30 Hercules
8:00 Vertical Dimension
8:30 Spider-Man
9:00 Size Small Island
9:30 Jackpot
10:00 It's a New Day
11:00 Good Company
Noon News/Agrinoon
12:32 Split Second
2:00 Party with the Rovers
2:30 Chain Reaction
5:00 Jeopardy!

6:00 News
6:30 Lingo
8:00 J.J. Starbuck
9:00 Wiseguy
10:00 M*A*S*H
10:30 News
11:30 SCTV
Mid. Movie "Cloak & Dagger"
2:00 Movie "Major Barbara"
3:25 Life Must Go On
3:30 Lessons from Lesotho
4:00 Audubon Wildlife Theatre
4:30 Good Company
CBKFT 13-SRC Regina
11:00 Felix et Ciboulette
11:15 Grisu le petit dragon
11:30 Le prince noir
Noon Premiere edition
12:15 Vu de la terrasse
1:15 Cinema "Voyage chimerique"
3:15 Aujourd'hui en France

3:30 Palme d'Or
4:00 Le petit castor
4:30 La cle des bois
5:00 D'Une serie a l'autre
6:00 Ce soir
6:30 Les insolences d'une camera
7:00 Bonheur d'occasion
8:00 Dallas
9:00 Le Telejournal
9:20 Le Point
9:40 La Meteo
10:00 Vu de la terrasse
11:00 Cinema "Un caid"
CKOS 5-CBC Yorkton
7:00 Body Moves
7:30 My Little Pony
8:00 Jeffersons
9:30 Shamrock Side of the Morning
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street

Noon Midday
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Price is Right
5:00 Video Hits
5:30 Teleforum
6:00 $100,000 Pyramid
6:30 Thirtysomething
7:30 Golden Girls
10:00 The National
10:25 The Journal
11:00 Teleforum
2:00 sign-off
CICC 10-CTV Yorkton
6:30 Canada AM
9:00 Romper Room
9:30 What's Cooking
10:00 Body Moves

11:30 Guess What
Noon Midday
1:00 Lifetime
2:00 Another World
3:00 Magnum, PI
4:00 Definition
5:30 Family Ties
6:00 News
6:30 News
7:00 Moonlighting
8:00 Matlock
9:00 Airwolf
10:00 Mount Royal
11:00 CTV News
11:20 News
12:04 Simon & Simon
1:04 Gimme a Break!
1:34 sign-off
9:30 Circle Square

10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon News
12:30 Midday
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Facts of Life
4:30 Owl TV
5:00 Video Hits
6:00 News
6:30 Our House
7:30 Golden Girls
10:00 The National
10:25 The Journal
11:00 News
2:00 sign-off
CKX 5-CBC Brandon
5:00 Kidstreet
5:30 Bumper Stumpers
6:00 Brian Gazzard
6:30 Jimmy Swaggart
7:00 City Lights
7:30 New You
8:00 Manitoba Provincial Schools
9:30 Mr. Dressup
10:00 Sesame Street
11:00 News
1:00 Santa Barbara
2:00 Oprah Winfrey
3:00 Owl TV
3:30 Video Hits
5:00 News
7:00 Movie "Earthquake"
9:00 The National
9:25 The Journal
10:00 News
10:45 Nightline
11:45 Movie: TBA
1:45 sign-off
WJBK 2-CBS Detroit
7:00 The Judge
7:30 Divorce Court
8:00 Family Feud
8:30 Card Sharks
9:00 Price is Right
10:00 News
1:00 Guiding Light
2:00 Superior Court
2:30 People's Court
3:00 Cheers
3:30 News
5:00 The Judge
6:00 CBS Summer Playhouse
7:00 Movie "A Time to Triumph"
9:00 News
9:30 Cheers
10:00 Hart to Hart
11:00 Untouchables
Mid. News
12:30 Avengers
1:30 Naked City
2:30 Laurel & Hardy
WDIV 4-NBC Detroit
5:00 Today
7:00 Geraldo
10:00 News
10:30 Scrabble
Noon Another World
1:00 Santa Barbara
2:30 Barney Miller
3:00 News
5:00 Jeopardy!
6:00 Matlock
7:00 J.J. Starbuck
8:00 Summer Showcase "Guns, Guns, Guns"
9:00 News
9:30 Best of Carson
11:00 Nightbeat Update
12:05 Street
12:35 Ironside
1:30 More Real People
2:00 High Rollers
2:30 News
3:00 Branded
4:30 News
WXYZ 7-ABC Detroit
7:00 Kelly & Company
8:00 Donahue
10:00 News
10:30 Loving
2:00 Oprah Winfrey
3:00 News
7:00 Moonlighting
9:00 News
9:30 Nightline
10:30 Movie "Bells of San Angelo"
12:30 Wil Shriner
1:30 Melba Moore's Collection of Love Songs
2:00 Weekend with Crook & Chase
2:30 Country Record Guide
3:00 Ryan's Hope
3:30 Home

4:15 News
4:45 News
WTVS 56-PBS Detroit
5:15 AM Weather
5:30 Economics U$A
6:30 KnowZone
7:00 Size Small Island
7:30 Zoobilee Zoo
8:00 Sesame Street
9:30 3-2-1 Contact
11:00 Dining in France
11:30 Acrylic Art is Fun
Noon Sesame Street
1:30 Learn to Read
3:00 Write Course
3:30 Economics U$A

5:30 Wild America
6:00 Nova
7:00 POV
9:00 Fresh Fields
9:30 Cousteau Amazon
11:00 Nova
Mid. POV
2:00 Adventure
3:30 Business File
5:00 Body Moves
5:30 Elegant Appetite
6:00 Spider-Man
7:00 Good Morning Workout
7:30 New You
8:00 Cherington
9:30 FIT
10:00 Spider-Man
10:30 Kidstreet
11:00 Knots Landing
3:00 Thunderbirds
3:30 News
5:30 Split Second
6:00 Mr. Belvedere
7:00 21 Jump Street
9:00 News
10:00 Mellinger Hour
11:00 Mod Squad (2 episodes)
1:00 Ben Casey
2:00 Falcon Crest
3:00 sign-off
4:00 Men in Action
4:30 It Figures

5:30 Faith 20
6:00 Body Moves
6:30 It Figures
7:00 Elegant Appetite
8:00 It's a New Day
10:00 Bumper Stumpers
10:30 Lingo
11:00 Good, Good Morning
Noon News
6:00 News
6:30 M*A*S*H
7:30 Growing Pains
8:00 Movie "Stranded"
10:00 News
11:00 SCTV
11:30 Verdict
Mid. Entertainment Tonight
12:30 Equalizer
2:30 Get Smart
3:00 Candid Camera
3:30 Family
4:30 sign-off
First Choice-Superchannel (pay TV)
5:00 Movie "Down Twisted" cont'd
5:30 CinemAttractions
6:00 Chocky
6:30 Rainbow
7:00 Movie "Blondie's Lucky Day"
9:00 TV Reruns of 1964
10:00 Sneak Peeks
Noon The Worst Witch
1:30 Movie "Belizaire the Cajun"
3:30 Movie "Criss Cross"
5:00 Movie "The Fourth Protocol"
7:00 Movie "Lady from Louisiana"
10:30 Movie "The Fourth Protocol"

12:30 Movie "Beyond Therapy"
4:00 Movie "Lady from Louisiana"
TSN
5:00 SportsDesk
8:00 Jimy Williams & the Blue Jays
8:30 Auto Racing
9:30 Aerobics
10:00 SportsDesk
10:30 Truck & Tractor Pull
11:30 Win, Place & Show
Noon Slamfest
1:00 Jimy Williams & the Blue Jays
1:30 Wrestling (Stampede)
3:30 F1 Auto Racing: Grand Prix of Detroit
4:30 SportsDesk
5:00 Buck Rodgers & the Expos
5:30 Canadian Sportfishing
6:00 Masters of Motocross
10:00 SportsDesk
10:30 Auto Racing

Mid. SportsDesk
12:30 Buck Rodgers & the Expos
1:00 Baseball: NY Mets-Houston (r)
4:30 Aerobics
MuchMusic
5:00 Steve Anthony (now promo announcer for CHUM)
6:00 Power House
7:00 Erica Ehm
10:00 Backtrax
11:00 MuchMusic West
Noon Crowded House Spotlight
12:30 MuchMusic West
2:00 Laurie Brown
6:00 Backtrax
7:00 MuchMusic West
8:00 Crowded House Spotlight
8:30 MuchMusic West
10:00 Laurie Brown
2:00 Backtrax
3:00 MuchMusic West
4:00 Crowded House Spotlight
4:30 MuchMusic West

Regina Cable Line-Up, July 1988
3 Community Channel
4 CBKT
5 STV
6 CKTV
7 SRC
8 WDIV
9 Weather
10 WJBK
11 WXYZ
12 WTVS
13 News
18 CKOS
19 TSN
20 First Choice-Superchannel
21 MuchMusic
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> First Choice-Superchannel (pay TV)
> 5:30 CinemAttractions
Was this the same program that was on WWOR's EMI Service (the nationwide feed) in the
1990s? The one on WWOR was mainly trailers, with an announcer saying a few neutral words
about the film.
Also, when did the 1st Choice / Superchannel merger take place? Earlier in the 1980s, it was two
separate channels; now, it's just one channel; and soon, Superchannel would be relegated to
Manitoba westward, as TMN starts up in the east.
Retro: Detroit/Toledo Daytime TV Schedule Wednesday, April 15, 1981
Source: The Detroit News
Detroit
WJBK-TV 2 (CBS)
WDIV-TV 4 (NBC)
WXYZ-TV 7 (ABC)
CBET-TV 9 (CBC)
WXON-TV 20 (IND)
WKBD-TV 50 (IND)
WTVS-TV 56 (PBS)
WGPR-TV 62 (IND)
Toledo
WTOL-TV 11 (CBS)
WTVG-TV 13 (NBC)
WDHO-TV 24 (ABC)
7:00am
2 Captain Kangaroo
4 13 Today
7 24 Good Morning America
11 Morning
20 700 Club
50 Casper
56 America
62 Jim Bakker
7:30am
56 Lilias, Yoga, and You
8:00am
2 Morning Magazine
11 Captain Kangaroo
56 Over Easy
62 Funny Fables
8:30am
20 Movie: "My Darling Clementine" (1946)
50 Fred Flintstone
56 Pacific Bridges
62 Withit
9:00am
2 13 Donahue
4 11 Richard Simmons
7 Kelly & Company
24 Show (To be announced)
50 Lucy
56 AM Weather
62 Consumers World
9:15am
9 Land and Sea
56 Classroom
9:30am
4 Sonya
11 Real Life Stories
24 Sanford and Son
50 Family Affair
62 Something Special
9:45am
9 Friendly Giant
10:00am
2 11 The Jeffersons
9 Ontario Schools
13 Charlie Rose
20 700 Club
24 AM Magazine
50 Detroit Today
56 Sesame Street
62 Big City News
10:30am
2 Newlywed Game; News
4 13 Blockbusters
7 That's Hollywood
9 Mr. Dressup
11 Alice
24 $50,000 Pyramid
50 Health Field
62 Deliverance For Captive
10:45am
62 Time of Sharing
11:00am
2 11 The Price is Right
4 13 Wheel of Fortune
7 24 Love Boat
9 Sesame Street
56 Freestyle
62 Jim Bakker
11:30am
4 Charlie Rose
13 Password Plus
20 News and Viewpoint
50 Andy Griffith
56 The Electric Company
12:00pm
2 4 11 13 News
7 24 Family Feud
9 King of Kensington
20 Rhoda
50 $50,000 Pyramid
56 Mister Rogers
62 Spirit of Detroit
12:30pm
4 13 The Doctors
7 24 Ryan's Hope
9 Bob McLean
20 Mike Douglas
50 To Tell The Truth
56 Pacific Bridges
62 26 Men (Western)
1:00pm
2 11 The Young and The Restless
4 13 Days Of Our Lives
7 24 All My Children
50 Bill Kennedy
56 Freestyle; Classroom
62 Movie: "The Stranger" (1946)
1:30pm
9 Wok with Yan
20 Let's Make A Deal
1:45pm
56 Recollections of Blocks
2:00pm
2 11 As The World Turns
4 13 Another World
7 24 One Life To Live
9 Show: "Story of Ruth" (1960)
20 Twilight Zone
56 Turnabout
2:30pm
56 Dennis Wholey
3:00pm
2 11 The Guiding Light
4 13 Texas
7 24 Genera; Hospital
20 Mighty Mouse
50 Popeye; Woody Woodpecker
56 Over Easy
62 Jim Bakker
3:30pm
56 Sesame Street
4:00pm
2 13 Rockford Files
4 Good Times
7 ABC Afterschool Special: "A Special Gift"
9 Spread Your Wings
11 Big Show: "Jane Eyre" (1971)
20 Batman
24 Tom & Jerry
50 Flintstones
62 House of Frightenstein
4:30pm
4 All In The Family
9 Take 30
30 Ultra Man
24 ABC Afterschool Special: "A Special Gift"
50 Scooby Doo; Tom & Jerry
56 Freestyle
62 Funny Fables
5:00pm
2 Real Life Stories
4 13 Barney Miller
7 Incredible World
9 Carol Burnett
20 Superman
56 Work and Society
62 The Scene
5:30pm
2 4 7 24 News
9 Mary Tyler Moore
13 M*A*S*H
20 Get Smart
50 The Brady Bunch
56 Energy, Technology
I will post the evening schedule for the same day later on.______________
Knoxville TV Schedules - http://knoxvilletvschedules.blogspot.com/
Knoxville TV - http://www.freewebs.com/knoxvilletvnews/index.htm
Retro: Tampa/Orlando/Ft. Myers, Sunday, September 15, 1968
More from the Central Florida edition of TV Guide...
Channel 3, WEDU (NET) Tampa
3:30 (PM) The French Chef

4:00 Segovia Master Class
4:30 Japanese Time (Children)
5:00 Folk Guitar (Music)
5:30 Joyce Chen Cooks
6:00 Pathfinders (Documentary)
7:30 Black Journal
8:30 NET Playhouse ("Victoria Regina: Summer")
9:30 Royal Philharmonic (Music)
10:30 Casino Society (Documentary)
Channel 8, WFLA-TV (NBC) Tampa
7:00 Bible Story
7:30 Gospel Time (Music)
8:00 World Religion
8:30 Ronald Reads the Funnies
9:00 Movie ("800 Leagues over the Amazon")
10:30 Cathedral of Tomorrow (Religion)
11:30 Notre Dame Football Preview
1:00 Meet the Press
1:30 AFL Football (Oakland Raiders at Buffalo Bills)
4:00 AFL Football (New York Jets at Kansas City Chiefs)
7:30 Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color
8:30 The Mothers-in-Law

9:00 Bonanza
10:00 The Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show (Debut)
11:00 News, Sports, Weather
11:25 Movie ("The Outsiders")
Channel 10, WLCY-TV (ABC) St. Petersburg
7:10 News
7:15 Calgary (Documentary film)
7:30 Sacred Heart
7:45 Focus on Religion
8:00 Allen Revival Hour
8:30 Gospel Hour
9:00 The World Today
9:30 The Beatles (Cartoon)
10:00 Linus the Lionhearted
10:30 King Kong (Cartoon)
11:00 The Bullwinkle Show
11:30 Discovery
12:00 Meet the Realtors
12:15 Social Security Roundtable
12:30 Growing Things
1:00 Issues and Answers
2:00 Championship Wrestling (Florida)
3:00 Movie ("Red Sundown")

4:45 Film
5:00 The Avengers
6:00 The Defenders
7:00 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (Last show of the series)
8:00 The FBI
9:00 Movie ("Paradise, Hawaiian Style")
11:00 ABC News (Keith McBee)
11:15 The Joey Bishop Show (guest host Flip Wilson)
Channel 13, WTVT (CBS) Tampa
7:35 Weather
7:45 Gospel Jubilee (Music)
8:45 Rebels Quartet
9:00 Tom and Jerry
9:30 The Adventures of Aquaman (Debut)
10:00 News
10:05 Church Service
11:00 Camera Three
12:00 The Original Amateur Hour
12:30 College Kaleidoscope
1:00 Insight (Discussion)
1:30 NFL Pre-Game (Frank Gifford)

2:00 NFL Football (San Francisco 49ers at Baltimore Colts)
5:30 21st Century
7:00 Lassie
7:30 Gentle Ben
8:00 Vince Lombardi (Profile)
9:00 Barbra Streisand (Special)
11:30 Movie ("Wells Fargo")
Channel 38, WSUN-TV (Ind.) St. Petersburg
2:30 (PM) Victory at Sea (Documentary)
3:00 Men into Space (Adventure)
3:30 Battle Line (Documentary)
4:00 Big Attack (Documentary)
4:30 Championship Wrestling
5:30 Cross Current
6:00 Movie ("Billy the Kid's Roundup")
7:30 Unexpected (Drama)
8:00 Movie ("En Loco Serenato")

Channel 2, WESH-TV (NBC) Daytona Beach
8:30 Ronald Reads the Funnies
10:00 With This Ring
10:15 Eternal Word
10:30 Movie ("Escape from San Quentin")
12:00 Home Finder
1:00 Meet the Press
1:30 AFL Football (Oakland Raiders at Buffalo Bills)
4:30 Across the Seven Seas
5:00 Topic (Discussion)
6:00 Theatre One (Drama)
7:00 The New Adventures of Huck Finn (Debut)
7:30 Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color
8:30 The Mothers-in-Law
9:00 Bonanza
10:00 The Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show (Debut)
11:30 Naked City
Channel 6, WDBO-TV (CBS) Orlando

7:55 News, Weather
8:00 Light Time (Religion)
9:30 This Is the Life
11:00 Camera Three
11:30 Breakthru (Religion)
12:30 Big Picture (Army)
1:00 See Florida First
4:30 Golf (Kemper Open)
6:00 21st Century
6:30 Digest (Bill Berry)
7:00 Lassie
7:30 Gentle Ben

11:00 CBS News (Harry Reasoner)
11:15 Hawaiian Eye
Channel 9, WFTV (ABC) Orlando
7:25 News, Weather
7:30 Agriculture America
8:00 Skylite Cavalcade
9:00 Davey and Goliath
9:15 Living Word
9:30 Word of Life (Religion)
10:00 Insight (Religion)
10:30 School Story (Documentary)
12:00 College Football (Highlights)
2:00 Florida Agri-World
3:00 Outdoors (Jim Thomas)
3:30 Movie ("The Giant Claw")
5:00 Car and Track
5:30 Viewpoint 9
6:00 Discussion '68
6:30 Thunderbirds
7:00 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (Last show of the series)
8:00 The FBI

9:00 Movie ("Paradise, Hawaiian Style")
11:00 ABC News (Keith McBee)
11:30 Movie ("Diplomatic Courier")
Channel 11, WINK-TV (CBS) Ft. Myers
8:00 The Answer (Religion)
9:00 Tom and Jerry
9:30 The Adventures of Aquaman (Debut)
10:30 Insight (Religion)
12:30 Florida Football Highlights
1:00 This Is the Life
6:00 21st Century
7:00 Lassie
7:30 Gentle Ben
11:20 Movie ("Tender Comrade")
______________
Retro:Cleveland/Youngstown Primetime Friday, May 22, 1953
From:TV Guide Lake Erie Edition
WNBK 4 NBC
WEWS 5 CBS
WXEL 9 DuMont/ABC
8PM
4 73 Dennis Day
5 Mama
9 Dugout Interviews-Jimmy Dudley
27 Anywhere USA-Film
8:10
9 Major League Baseball

St. Louis Browns At Cleveland Indians-Red Jones, Bob Neal (Rained Out)
(Source:http://www.shrpsports.com) Game appeared to be made up August 21 as part of a

doubleheader
8:30
4 73 Life Of Riley
5 27 My Friend Irma
9PM
4 73 Big Story
5 27 Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars
9:30
4 73 Aldrich Family
5 27 Our Miss Brooks
10PM
4 73 Boxing-Jimmy Powers (Gillette Cavalcade)
Welterweight-Vinnie Martinez Danny Giovanelli
5 27 Mr. And Mrs. North (I have some episodes of this show on Piblic Domain DVD-Pretty good
show)
10:30
5 Charles Laughton-Readings/oratory
27 Eddie Albert-NBC
10:45
4 73 Greatest Fights
5 Movie-Forbidden Jungle
11PM
4 Tom Field-News
9 27 Warren Guthrie (Sohio Reporter)
73 Viz Quiz
11:05
4 Ken Coleman-Sports
Did Indians and Browns Games through the mid sixties before Moving to the Boston Red Sox
Radio team for many years beginning in 1966-73 and again 1979-89 Also worked for the Reds
(TV) 1974-78.
73 Movie-TBA
11:10
4 Joe Finan-Weather
9 Ted Malone-Commentary
11:15
4 Movie-Girl In A Taxi
9 John Fitzgerald Sports
27 Sports
11:20
9 27 Movie-Queen of Burlesque-(Dont know of a reason both stations would air this movie now
except as coincidence or may be a typo on TV Guide's Part)
Midnight
73 News
12:15
4 News
12:30
5 Sports
27 News
12:35
5 Movie-Vogues
2AM
5 News
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Re: Retro:Cleveland/Youngstown Primetime Friday, May 22, 1953
Tim Lones had a question about a late movie shown in both Cleveland and Youngstown on May
22nd, 1953:
> 11:20
> 9 27 Movie-Queen of Burlesque-(Dont know of a reason both
> stations would air this movie now except as coincidence or
> may be a typo on TV Guide's Part)
Maybe it wasn't a coincidence.
Given that was a smaller market, WXEL-9 Cleveland and WKBN-27 Youngstown may have
entered into some sort of agreement whereas WXEL and WKBN may have jointly bought rights
to air movies and syndicated shows in both cities with WKBN paying a percentage of what WXEL
paid in exchange for getting the rights to show the programs in Youngstown.
I do recall reading in the early 1970's bopok "About Television" that in 1970, KAYS-7 in Hays,
Kansas had a similar arrangement with a TV station in Wichita under which KAYS and the Wichita
station jointly purchased syndciated shows for both markets with KAYS paying one-fifth of the
costs of acquiring such programs. Both stations simulcast movies and syndicated shows, with
KAYS picking them up off of a microwave feed (which also brought-in CBS network programs to
the station).
I also suspect Youngstown is close enough to Cleveland that WKBN could have erected a huge TV
receiving antenna to pick-up WXEL off-air to simulcast the movie.
Both stations simulcast the "Sohio News" at 11 P.M., so I suspect WKBN indeed aired both it and
the movie at 11:20 by picking-up, amplifying, and rebroadcasting WXEL's signal.
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> Tim Lones had a question about a late movie shown in both
> Cleveland and Youngstown on May 22nd, 1953:
>
> > 11:20
> > 9 27 Movie-Queen of Burlesque-(Dont know of a reason both
> > stations would air this movie now except as coincidence or
>
> > may be a typo on TV Guide's Part)
>
> Maybe it wasn't a coincidence.
>
> Given that was a smaller market, WXEL-9 Cleveland and
> WKBN-27 Youngstown may have entered into some sort of
> agreement whereas WXEL and WKBN may have jointly bought
> rights to air movies and syndicated shows in both cities
> with WKBN paying a percentage of what WXEL paid in exchange
> for getting the rights to show the programs in Youngstown.
>
> I do recall reading in the early 1970's bopok "About
> Television" that in 1970, KAYS-7 in Hays, Kansas had a
> similar arrangement with a TV station in Wichita under which

> KAYS and the Wichita station jointly purchased syndciated
> shows for both markets with KAYS paying one-fifth of the
> costs of acquiring such programs. Both stations simulcast
> movies and syndicated shows, with KAYS picking them up off
> of a microwave feed (which also brought-in CBS network
> programs to the station).
>
> I also suspect Youngstown is close enough to Cleveland that
> WKBN could have erected a huge TV receiving antenna to
> pick-up WXEL off-air to simulcast the movie.
>
> Both stations simulcast the "Sohio News" at 11 P.M., so I
> suspect WKBN indeed aired both it and the movie at 11:20 by
> picking-up, amplifying, and rebroadcasting WXEL's signal.
>
Mine IS a coincidence, but I once posted a Saturday schedule
from the early '70s showing "The Abominable Snowman Of The
Himalayas" at 11:15 PM on WGHP/8 Greensboro/Winston-Salem/
High Point, and at 11:30 PM on (then) WQXI/11 Atlanta. At
the time both were ABC affiliates but this was not a network-
originated movie. Until Channel 11 went to NBC, the two
stations programmed remarkably alike, but this one took
the proverbial cake. It is possible for two stations to
air the same movie. The difference is that Greensboro and
Atlanta are about 350 miles apart. So WKBN probably did

rebroadcast WXEL.
It's the same sort of thing that could have happened on
(then) WBMG/42 Birmingham, WCFT/33 Tuscaloosa, and WJSU/40
Anniston, AL, before 33 and 40 went to ABC.
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> Both stations simulcast the "Sohio News" at 11 P.M., so I
> suspect WKBN indeed aired both it and the movie at 11:20 by
> picking-up, amplifying, and rebroadcasting WXEL's signal.
>
I don't know if the news would have been simulecast, or whether "Sohio" (Standard Oil of
Ohio)was the sponsor of the 11pm news on both stations. I've noticed in some of the listings
from the south numerous stations carried "Esso Reporter" which was likely a local newscast
sponsored by Esso.
I remember in the early 60s, Standard Oil was a major sponsor of the local news segment in
markets around the midwest. One local station, KCRG-9, for years had "Conoco weather"... when
Conoco finally cancelled, they had to redesign the weather set, since the Conoco logo was so
prominent.
I'm glad you mentioned KAYS... I remember that, I think an excerpt was published in TV Guide...
but I had forgotten until now it was part of a book, and I just found my rather dusty copy. By
Martin Mayer, published in 1972.
10-14-2005, 08:00 PM #5
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WCFT-33, WJSU-40 and WBMG-42
> It's the same sort of thing that could have happened on
> (then) WBMG/42 Birmingham, WCFT/33 Tuscaloosa, and WJSU/40
> Anniston, AL, before 33 and 40 went to ABC.
If I remember correctly, neither 33 nor 40 had very much of the same off-network programming
as did 42. One reason was, for the most part, Channel 42's syndicated programming was not very
strong. Before 33 and 40 combined and moved into Birmingham, they carried a lot of the same
off-network programming that WBRC-6 and WVTM-13 did...and often at the same time!
Examples include 40 carrying Regis and Kathie Lee at 9:00 A.M., and 33 and 40 both carrying
Wheel of Fortune at 6:30. Both shows were also on Channel 6 at the same time, and Channel 6
covered (and still covers Tuscaloosa and Anniston-Gadsden).
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> > It's the same sort of thing that could have happened on
> > (then) WBMG/42 Birmingham, WCFT/33 Tuscaloosa, and WJSU/40
>
> > Anniston, AL, before 33 and 40 went to ABC.
>
>
> If I remember correctly, neither 33 nor 40 had very much of
> the same off-network programming as did 42. One reason was,
> for the most part, Channel 42's syndicated programming was
> not very strong. Before 33 and 40 combined and moved into
> Birmingham, they carried a lot of the same off-network
> programming that WBRC-6 and WVTM-13 did...and often at the
> same time! Examples include 40 carrying Regis and Kathie
> Lee at 9:00 A.M., and 33 and 40 both carrying Wheel of
> Fortune at 6:30. Both shows were also on Channel 6 at the
> same time, and Channel 6 covered (and still covers
> Tuscaloosa and Anniston-Gadsden).
>
Yeah, if you want an Alabama example similar to this Ohio situation, WDBB-17/WTTO-
21/WNAL(now WPXH and separate from the others)-44 in the 80s would be more appropriate.
Even when they weren't 100% repeaters of one another (which began in '87, I think. They were
still somewhat separate when Fox launched, I know.) they carried a lot of the same syndicated
stuff, usually dirt-cheap old reruns and cartoons.

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> > Both stations simulcast the "Sohio News" at 11 P.M., so I
> > suspect WKBN indeed aired both it and the movie at 11:20
> by
> > picking-up, amplifying, and rebroadcasting WXEL's signal.
>>
>
> I don't know if the news would have been simulecast, or
> whether "Sohio" (Standard Oil of Ohio)was the sponsor of the
> 11pm news on both stations. I've noticed in some of the
> listings from the south numerous stations carried "Esso
> Reporter" which was likely a local newscast sponsored by
> Esso.
>
> I remember in the early 60s, Standard Oil was a major
> sponsor of the local news segment in markets around the
> midwest. One local station, KCRG-9, for years had "Conoco
> weather"... when Conoco finally cancelled, they had to

> redesign the weather set, since the Conoco logo was so
> prominent.
Also, there was the "Atlantic Weatherman," sponsored by
what became Atlantic Richfield. Here in NC, Bob Knapp
had the title on WRAL/5 Raleigh, while Dave Wright had
it on WFMY/2 Greensboro.
>
>
>
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> > > It's the same sort of thing that could have happened on
> > > (then) WBMG/42 Birmingham, WCFT/33 Tuscaloosa, and
> WJSU/40
>>
> > > Anniston, AL, before 33 and 40 went to ABC.
>>
>>
> > If I remember correctly, neither 33 nor 40 had very much
> of
> > the same off-network programming as did 42. One reason
> was,
> > for the most part, Channel 42's syndicated programming was
>
> > not very strong. Before 33 and 40 combined and moved into
>
> > Birmingham, they carried a lot of the same off-network
> > programming that WBRC-6 and WVTM-13 did...and often at the
>
> > same time! Examples include 40 carrying Regis and Kathie
> > Lee at 9:00 A.M., and 33 and 40 both carrying Wheel of
> > Fortune at 6:30. Both shows were also on Channel 6 at the
>
> > same time, and Channel 6 covered (and still covers
> > Tuscaloosa and Anniston-Gadsden).
>>
>
> Yeah, if you want an Alabama example similar to this Ohio
> situation, WDBB-17/WTTO-21/WNAL(now WPXH and separate from
> the others)-44 in the 80s would be more appropriate. Even
> when they weren't 100% repeaters of one another (which began
> in '87, I think. They were still somewhat separate when Fox
> launched, I know.) they carried a lot of the same syndicated
> stuff, usually dirt-cheap old reruns and cartoons.
>
I have to concede your point on this. They did usually carry
the same network shows even before they became full-time CBS
affiliates, but their syndicated lineups were nearly always
different. I thought about WKYT/27 Lexington, KY and WYMT/57
Hazard, KY, but the only syndicated show they carry at the same
time is Regis & Kelly, at 10 AM. KYT carries Oprah, Wheel, and
Jeopardy!; YMT carries none of these. There are even differences
in their network schedules (both are CBS). Young And The Restless
airs on pattern in Hazard at 12:30, but on a one-day delay in
Lexington at 9 AM. Sunday Morning isn't carried in Hazard.
I do believe that WDBB and WTTO still duplicate one another,
at least most of the time.
10-15-2005, 07:53 PM #9
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WTTO-21 and WDBB-17
> I do believe that WDBB and WTTO still duplicate one another, at least most of the time.
You're right on this. WDBB is a full-powered repeater of WTTO. It has been this since 1997. Both
stations are owned by Sinclair.

10-16-2005, 01:34 AM #10
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> I've noticed in some of the listings from the south numerous stations
> carried "Esso Reporter" which was likely a local newscast sponsored by Esso.
Were those listings actually for "Enco Reporter"? Enco is the brand Standard Oil of New Jersey
used instead of Esso in most of the parts of the country where they didn't have the rights to use
the "Standard Oil" trademark -- including the South. The "Standard Oil" rights in the South were
held by Standard Oil of Kentucky, which was taken over by Standard Oil of California (Chevron) in
1961. This wasn't an issue during a couple of periods of time in the 1940s when the "Esso
Reporter" name was used for NBC network news broadcasts, because the network didn't extend
out of Esso territory.
______________
> > I've noticed in some of the listings from the south
> numerous stations
> > carried "Esso Reporter" which was likely a local newscast
> sponsored by Esso.
>
> Were those listings actually for "Enco Reporter"? Enco is
> the brand Standard Oil of New Jersey used instead of Esso in
> most of the parts of the country where they didn't have the
> rights to use the "Standard Oil" trademark -- including the
> South. The "Standard Oil" rights in the South were held by
> Standard Oil of Kentucky, which was taken over by Standard

> Oil of California (Chevron) in 1961. This wasn't an issue
> during a couple of periods of time in the 1940s when the
> "Esso Reporter" name was used for NBC network news
> broadcasts, because the network didn't extend out of Esso
> territory.
>
It depended on where you lived. Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Louisiana used the
Esso name; Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and (I believe) Mississippi
used Enco; in the Enco states there was a brand of gasoline
called "Standard," which, again IIRC, became Chevron.
I seem to recall that Esso was used in Delaware, Maryland,
and West Virginia.
So in North Carolina the television newscast was called the
"Esso Reporter," which I do remember seeing on WFMY and WTVD.
Boston/Providence/New Hampshire TV- Friday October 12, 1979
Friday October 12, 1979

Boston
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS) - WGBH EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
8:45am- Sign-on/AM Weather
9am- Educational Programming
11am- Electric Company
11:30- Sesame Street
2pm- Once Upon a Classic
2:30- Sesame Street
3:30- Villa Allegre
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers
6pm- Zoom
6:30- Mister Rogers
7pm- Say Brother- Cost of a Facelift
9pm- Masterpiece Theater
10pm- The Ten OClock News (with Christopher Lydon)
11pm- Movie- Wee Geordie, Bill Travers (1966)
12:30- Sign-off (with David Ives doing the mission statement, William Pierce doing the sign-off
script)
5:30 AM INTERNATIONAL ZONE
6:30 NBC NEWS/EYEWITNESS NEWS
7AM- Today
9 AM DOCTORS
9:30 MINDREADERS
10AM- Card Sharks
10:30- Hollywood Squares
11am- High Rollers
12:30 Woman 79
2:30- Another World
4 PM Mike Douglas
5:30 Live on 4
6pm- Eyewitness News (with Tony Pepper, Jack Williams, Bruce
Schwegglor and Bob Lobel)
7pm- NBC News
7:30 NBA Basketball- Houston Rockets @ Boston Celtics (Boston won 114-106, BTW this was
Larry Birds first game in the NBA)
9:30- The Guinness Games
10pm- Diffrent Strokes
10:30- Hello Larry!

11:30- Tonight Show with Johnny Carson-
1am- Midnight Special
2:30- Eyewitness News (repeat of 11pm)
3am- Sign-Off
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
5:30 ASK THE DOCTOR
6 AM CAPTAIN BOB
6:30 HANNA BARBARA'S WORLD OF SUPER ADVENTURE
9AM- Good Day
10:30- Donahue
11:30- Laverne and Shirley
12PM- NewsCenter 5 MIDDAY- (with Jack Hynes)
12:30- Ryan's Hope
4pm- Rhoda
4:30- Family Feud (ABC)
5pm- Carol Burnett
6pm- NewsCenter 5- (with Natalie Jacobson, Chet Curtis, Dick Albert and Don Gillis)
7pm- ABC News

7:30- The October Game (The Mass State Lottery game show)
8pm- World Series Baseball- Game 3 Baltimore Orioles @ Pittsburgh Pirates (Baltimore won 8-
4, Pittsburgh would go on to win the 1979 World Series)
11:15pm- NewsCenter 5 (with Natalie Jacobson, Tom Ellis, Dick Albert and Don Gillis)
11:45pm- Charlies Angels
12:50am- Movie- Spell of Evil (1973)
3:55am- The October Game
4:30am- Good Day
WNAC-TV 7 (CBS)
6 AM Reflections
6:05 Farm Market Report
6:20 Spanish Audio News
6:30 Public Affairs Shows
7AM- Morning with Charles Kuralt
9AM- Dinah Shore
10AM- Beat the Clock
10:30- Whew
11AM- The Price Is Right
12PM- News
1pm- The Young and The Restless
1:30PM- As The World Turns

2:30PM- Guiding Light
3:30- One Day at a Time
5pm- Jokers Wild
5:30- Candlepins for Cash
6pm- Newsroom 7 (anchored by John Henning)
7PM- CBS News
7:30- Newlywed Game
8pm- Yabba Dabba Doo
9pm- Dukes of Hazzard
10pm- Dallas
11pm- Newsroom 7
11:30- NBA Basketball- Los Angeles Lakers @ San Diego Clippers (Lakers won 103-102 in Magic
Johnsons first NBA game)
1:30am- NFL Game of The Week (repeat of the October 7th game between Pittsburgh and
Cleveland)
2am- Newsroom 7
2:30- Greater Bostonians
3:35- Reflections
3:45am- Sign-Off
6 AM THREE STOOGES
7 AM BUGS BUNNY
7:30 PORKY PIG
8 AM POPEYE (60'S EPISODES)

8:30 ROMPER ROOM
9 AM TOM LARSON
10 AM IRONSIDE
11 AM MARCUS WELBY MD
12 NOON AFTERNOON MOVIE Holiday (1979)
2 PM HECKLE & JECKLE
2:30 PORKY PIG
3 PM BUGS BUNNY
3:30 STAR BLAZERS
4 PM MY THREE SONS
4:30 EMERGENCY
5:30 HOGANS HEROES
6 PM ADAM 12
6:30 ODD COUPLE
7 PM MAUDE
7:30 DICK VAN DYKE
8 PM SERGEANT BILKO
8:30 OUR MISS BROOKS
9 PM MOVIE- They Came From Beyond Space (1967)
11 PM CHICO AND THE MAN
11:30 CHARLIE CHAN FESTIVAL
1:30am- SIGN-OFF
56 WLVI (Ind) FIELD

6 AM OUR GANG (MGM LITTLE RASCALS 1938-44)
6:30 MIGHTY HERCULES
7 AM TOM AND JERRY
7:30 FLINTSTONES
8 AM GILLIGAN'S ISLAND
9 AM NEW ZOO REVUE
9:30 BOZO'S BIG TOP
10 AM MEET THE MANAGER
11 AM FAMILY AFFAIR
11:30 THAT GIRL
12 NOON I LOVE LUCY
12:30 PASSWORD PLUS (NBC)
1:30 BANANA SPLITS
2 PM HUCK & YOGI
2:30 CASPER
3 PM MIGHTY MOUSE
4 PM TOM AND JERRY
4:30 FLINTSTONES
5 PM BRADY BUNCH
5:30 BRADY BUNCH
6 PM HAPPY DAYS
6:30 MAKE ME LAUGH
8 PM 8 OCLOCK MOVIE- Yellow Submarine (1968)
11 PM BENNY HILL
11:30 GROUCHO
12 MID BEVERLY HILLBILLIES
12:30 GREEN ACRES
1 AM MAN FROM UNCLE
2 AM SIGN OFF
7 AM 700 CLUB
8:30 FLIPPER
9 AM LASSIE AND TIMMY
10 AM 700 CLUB
11:30 DAILY MASS
12 NOON GOMER PYLE USMC
12:30 MC HALE'S NAVY
1 PM GET SMART
1:30 ROOM 222
2 PM BULLWINKLE
2:30 ROBIN HOOD
3 PM THUNDERBIRDS
3:30 SPIDER MAN
4 PM KROFFT SUPERSTARS
4:30 SUPERMAN
5 PM BIONIC HOUR
6 PM GET SMART
6:30 JACKIE GLEASON
7 PM ROCKFORD FILES
8 PM BONANZA
9 PM 700 CLUB
10:30 THE LESSON
11 PM BIG VALLEY
12 AM BACHELOR FATHER
12:30 DECEMBER BRIDE
1 AM 700 LUB
2 AM SIGN OFF
27 WSMW (Ind)
6 AM BULLWINKLE
8 AM UNDERDOG
8:30 MISTER ED
9 AM GREEN ACRES
9:30 GHOST AND MRS MURR
10 AM PTL CLUB
12 NOON DAILY MASS
12:30 AFTERNOON MOVIE- Eternally Yours (1939)
2:30 THE FBI
3:30 PORKY PIG
4:30 BUGS BUNNY
5 PM BEWITCHED
5:30 CHICO & THE MAN
6 PM GONG SHOW
6:30 CANDID CAMERA
7 PM KOJAK
8 PM MOVIE 27- The F.B.I. Story: The FBI Versus Alvin Karpis, Public Enemy Number One (1974)
10 PM WORCESTER NEWS
10:30 ELDER AMERICANS
11 PM MAUDE
11:30- MOVIE- Coast of Skeltons (1965)
1:30- WORCESTER NEWS
1:45- SIGN-OFF
68 WQTV (ON TV) ARLINGTON
7 AM PTL CLUB
9 AM FIT FOR LIFE
9:30 FINANCIAL NEWS NETWORK
5 PM NEWS
5:30- CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP
6 PM- THIS IS THE NFL
6:30- ALL THAT JAZZ
5 PM HODGEPODGE LODGE
5:30 VILLA ALLEGRE
6 PM CAPTIONED FRENCH CHEF
6:30 OVER EASY
7 PM DICK CAVETT
7:30 MACNEIL/LEHRER REPORT
8 PM POLDARK
9 PM WORLD
10 PM NEWS (simulcasted with Ch. 2)
10:30 DICK CAVETT
11 PM CAPTIONED ABC NEWS
11:30 SIGN-OFF
PROVIDENCE
WTEV-TV 6 (CBS)
7am- MORNING WITH CHARLES KURALT
8am- CAPTAIN KANGAROO

9am- GHOST AND MRS. MUIR
9:30- LOVE OF LIFE (soon to be cancelled)
10am- BEAT THE CLOCK
10:30- WHEW
11am- THE PRICE IS RIGHT
12pm- NEWS SCOPE 6
12:30- SEARCH FOR TOMORROW
1 PM- YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
1:30- AS THE WORLD TURNS
2:30- GUIDING LIGHT
3:30- ONE DAY AT A TIME
4 PM- MOVIE- Bedtime Story (1964) (host: George Allen)
6 PM- MATCH GAME (Syndicated 5-day version)
6:30 NEWS SCOPE 6 (anchored by Truman Taylor)
7 PM CBS NEWS
7:30 FAMILY FEUD
8pm- YABBA DABBA DOO
9pm- DUKES OF HAZZARD
10pm- DALLAS
11pm- NEWS SCOPE 6
11:30- NBA Basketball- Los Angeles Lakers @ San Diego Clippers (Lakers won 103-102 in Magic
Johnsons first NBA game)
1:30- NEWS SCOPE 6
2 AM- COMMUNITY CALENDAR
2:15- THOUGHT TO LIVE BY
2:20- MOVIE- Nothing but Trouble (1944)

3:39- SIGN-OFF
WJAR-TV 10 (NBC)
7 AM- TODAY
9 AM- DONAHUE
10 AM- CARD SHARKS
10:30- HOLLYWOOD SQUARES
11 AM- HIGH ROLLERS
11:30- WHEEL OF FORTUNE
12 PM- NEWSWATCH 10
12:30- CAROL BURNETT
1 PM- DAYS OF OUR LIVES
2 PM- THE DOCTORS
2:30- ANOTHER WORLD
4 PM- THE BRADY BUNCH
4:30- MARY TYLER MOORE
5 PM ODD COUPLE
5:30- HAPPY DAYS
6 PM NEWSWATCH 10 (anchored by Doug White, John Ghiorse and Chris Clark?)
6:30 NBC NEWS
7 PM- PM MAGAZINE
7:30- TIC TAC DOUGH
8 PM- DIFFRENT STROKES
8:30- HELLO LARRY
9 PM- ROCKFORD FILES

11 PM- NEWSWATCH 10
11:30- TONIGHT SHOW WITH JOHNNY CARSON
1 AM- MIDNIGHT SPECIAL
2:30- NEWSWATCH 10 (repeat)
3 AM- SIGN-OFF
WPRI-TV 12 (ABC)
9 AM- MIKE DOUGLAS
10 AM- DIRECT QUESTION
10:30- THE 20,000 DOLLAR PYRAMID
11 AM- LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY
11:30- FAMILY FEUD
12 PM- NEWSCENTER 12
12:30- RYANS HOPE
4 PM- MERV GRIFFIN
5:30- M*A*S*H
6 PM- NEWSCENTER 12 (anchored by Walter Cryan) (BTW, the news theme to Channel 12 back
then was 1977s I feel love by Donna Summer)
6:30- ABC NEWS
7 PM- NEWLYWED GAME
7:30- CROSS-WITS
8 PM- WORLD SERIES BASEBALL- GAME 3- Baltimore @ Pittsburgh- (Baltimore won 8-4,
Pittsburgh would go on to win the 1979 World Series)
11:15- NEWSCENTER 12
11:45- CHARLIES ANGELS
12:50- JUKE-BOX
2:20- MOVIE- The People (1971)
3:34- SIGN-OFF
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WMUR-TV 9 (ABC) Manchester,NH
9 AM- PTL CLUB
10 AM- DONAHUE
11 AM- LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY
11:30- FAMILY FEUD
12 PM- THE 20,000 DOLLAR PYRAMID
12:30- RYANS HOPE
4 PM- THE EDGE OF NIGHT
4:30- GILLIGANS ISLAND
5 PM- BONANZA
6 PM- NEWS (what was WMURs news title in 79)
6:30- ABC NEWS
7 PM- COURTSHIP OF EDDIES FATHER

7:30- ROOM 222
8 PM- WORLD SERIES BASEBALL- GAME 3- Baltimore @ Pittsburgh- (Baltimore won 8-4,
Pittsburgh would go on to win the 1979 World Series)
11:15- NEWS
11:45- CHARLIES ANGELS
12:50- NEWS
1:20- SIGN-OFF
WENH-TV 11 (PBS) Durham, NH (University of New Hampshire)
9AM- EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
11AM- ONCE UPON A CLASSIC
11:30- SESAME STREET
12:30- EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
3 PM- MASTERPIECE THEATER- Love for Lydia
4 PM- SESAME STREET
5 PM- MISTER ROGERS
5:30- OVER EASY
6 PM- NEWS
6:30- YOUR TIME
7 PM- MACNEIL/LEHRER REPORT
7:30- DICK CAVETT
8 PM- WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW
8:30- WALL STREET WEEK
9 PM- BBC OUTLOOK
10 PM- SECRET AGENT
11 PM- SIGN-OFF
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Re: Boston/Providence/New Hampshire TV- Friday October 12, 1979
> NEW HAMPSHIRE
> WMUR-TV 9 (ABC) Manchester,NH
> 6 PM- NEWS (what was WMURs news title in 79)
"The News". Yup. Just "The News". It would be 2 years before United Television would sell
WMUR to Imes Communications, so WMUR was still running the way they had for years. Up until
the Imes sale, WMUR only did a live 30 minute news at 6 & 11 PM weekdays. They would have a
booth announcer do a live 10 or 15 minute read of wire copy news at sign on & sign off 7 days a
week, while a slide showing News and the call letters appeared on screen. The weekday
newscasts were done with 1 studio camera, the news anchor sitting at a table with blue curtains
behind him with a mic in a desk stand introduced the news by saying: "Good evening, I'm Fred
Koecher (who I believe is still with WMUR hosting part of a weekly public affairs show on Sunday
mornings) and this is the News". They used newsfilm up until the Imes took over, but by now the
film was in color. WMUR didn't go to local color until 1973.
Mark
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Re: Boston/Providence/New Hampshire TV- Friday October 12, 1979
> > NEW HAMPSHIRE
> > WMUR-TV 9 (ABC) Manchester,NH
>
> > 6 PM- NEWS (what was WMURs news title in 79)
>
> "The News". Yup. Just "The News". It would be 2 years
> before United Television would sell WMUR to Imes
> Communications, so WMUR was still running the way they had
> for years. Up until the Imes sale, WMUR only did a live 30
> minute news at 6 & 11 PM weekdays. They would have a booth
> announcer do a live 10 or 15 minute read of wire copy news
> at sign on & sign off 7 days a week, while a slide showing
> News and the call letters appeared on screen. The weekday
> newscasts were done with 1 studio camera, the news anchor
> sitting at a table with blue curtains behind him with a mic
> in a desk stand introduced the news by saying: "Good
> evening, I'm Fred Koecher (who I believe is still with WMUR
> hosting part of a weekly public affairs show on Sunday
> mornings) and this is the News". They used newsfilm up until
> the Imes took over, but by now the film was in color. WMUR
> didn't go to local color until 1973.
>
> Mark
>
The title "The News" was used for years on the McGraw-Hill
stations, and may still be; I know I've seen ads for WRTV/6
Indianapolis' "The News."
Retro: Shreveport/East Texas Wed 10/18/95
From TV Guide: Shreveport-Texarkana edition
Shreveport/Texarkana
3 KTBS-ABC * 6 KTAL-NBC * 12 KSLA-CBS * 24 KLTS-PBS * 33 KMSS-Fox
Dallas/Fort Worth
4 KDFW-Fox * 5f KXAS-NBC * 8d WFAA-ABC * 11 KTVT-CBS * 13d KERA-PBS * 39 KXTX-Ind
Alexandria
5 KALB-NBC * 25 KLPA-PBS * 31 KLAX-ABC
Tyler/Longview
7 KLTV-ABC * 51 KFXK-Fox/UPN * 56 KETK-NBC
Monroe/West Monroe/El Dorado

8 KNOE-CBS * 10 KTVE-NBC * 13 KLTM-PBS * 14 KARD-Fox
Lufkin/Nacogdoches
9 KTRE-ABC * 19 KLSB-NBC
Morning
5:00
3 ABC World News This Morning
4 Bloomberg Business News
5f News
6-56 NBC News Nightside
7-14 This Morning's Business
8-12 CBS Morning News
8d CNN Headline News
9 History
11 CBS News Up to the Minute
33 Mutant League
39 Infomercials
51 Dinosaurs
5:30
4-5f News
5-6-56 NBC News at Sunrise
7-9 CNN Headline News

8 Ag USA
8d-31 ABC World News This Morning
10 First Business
11 CBS Morning News
12 Rush Limbaugh
13-24-25 Living with Health
14 Aladdin
19 Ag Day
33 Flintstones
51 Goof Troop
6:00
3-4-5f-8d-11 News
5 Jambalaya
7-9 Farm & Ranch News
8 Good Morning Ark-La-Miss
10-19-56 Rush Limbaugh
12 CBS This Morning
13d Morning Business Report
14 Gargoyles
33 Goof Troop
39 Faith 20
51 Bonkers
6:15
13d Stretching for Life
6:30
6-56 News
7-9 Daybreak
10-19 NBC News at Sunrise
13-24-25 Morning Business Report
13d Sesame Street
14 Mutant League
31 CNN Headline News
33 Gargoyles
39 Field Trip
51 Aladdin
7:00
3-7-8d-9-31 Good Morning America
5-5f-6-10-19-56 Today
11 CBS This Morning
13-24-25 Barney & Friends
14 Bobby's World
33 Aladdin
39 Benny Hinn
51 Gargoyles
7:30
13-24-25 Shining Time Station
13d Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
14 Cubhouse
33-51 Bobby's World
39 Kenneth Copeland
8:00
4 News
8 CBS This Morning
13-24-25 Sesame Street
13d Kidsongs
14 Infomercial
33 Bonkers
39 Life in the Word
51 Highlander: The Animated Series
8:30
13d Lamb Chop's Play-Along!
14 Doogie Howser, MD
33 VR Troopers
39 Life Today
51 Littlest Pet Shop

9:00
3-4-7-9-10 Regis & Kathie Lee
5 In the Heat of the Night
5f Danny!
6 Tempestt
8d Good Morning Texas
11 Matlock
12 Donahue
13-24-25 Puzzle Place
13d Sesame Street
14 Rolonda
19-56 Gordon Elliott
31 Jenny Jones
33 George & Alana
39 700 Club
51 Montel Williams
9:30
13-24-25 Storytime
10:00
3 Maury Povich
4-19-56 George & Alana
5-10-39 Leeza
5f Carnie
6 Ricki Lake
7-8d-9 Mike & Maty
13-24-25 Lamb Chop's Play-Along!
13d Barney & Friends
14-33 Gabrielle
31 Geraldo
10:30
8d Loving
13d Shining Time Station
11:00
3-51 Carnie
4 Donahue
5-10-39 Leeza
8d All My Children
13d Wishbone
14 Tempestt
19-56 Jerry Springer

33 Danny!
11:30
6 Ark-La-Tex Today
7-9-31 Loving
13-24-25 Shining Time Station
13d Puzzle Place
Afternoon
Noon
4-5-5f-8-8d-12 News
6-10-19-56 Days of Our Lives
11 Cosby Show
13-24-25 Instructional Programs
13d Frugal Gourmet
14 Jenny Jones
33 Mark Walberg
39 Movie "The Executioner's Song" (conclusion)
51 Gabrielle
12:30
4 Golden Girls
5 Days of Our Lives

5f Court TV: Inside America's Courts
8-11-12 Bold & the Beautiful
13d Graham Kerr's Kitchen
1:00
3-7-8d-9-31 One Life to Live
4 Geraldo
5f Days of Our Lives
6-10-19-56 Another World
13d Houdini
14 Baywatch
33 Here's Life
51 Infomercials
1:30
5 Another World
2:00
3-7-8d-9-31 General Hospital
4 Gabrielle
5f Another World
6-19-56 Leeza
10 Inside Edition
13d American Experience
14 Step by Step
33 Kenneth Copeland
39 Hogan's Heroes
51 Cubhouse
2:30
5 Ricki Lake
10 American Journal
14-51 Taz-Mania
33 Cubhouse
39 Bewitched
3:00
3-5f Jenny Jones
4 Mark Walberg
6 A Current Affair
7-9 American Journal
8 Maury Povich
8d Jeopardy!
10-19-56 Ricki Lake
11 Blossom
12 Montel Williams
13-24-25 Reading Rainbow

13d Sewing Today
14-51 X-Man
33 Taz-Mania
39 Happy Days
3:30
5 Oprah Winfrey
6 Hard Copy
7-9 Jeopardy!
8d American Journal
11 Full House
13-24-25 Wishbone
13d Reading Rainbow
14-51 Batman & Robin
33 X-Men
4:00
3-19-56 America's Most Wanted: Final Justice
5f-8 Montel Williams
6 Baywatch
7-8d-9-10-12 Oprah Winfrey
11 Roseanne
13-24-25 Carmen Sandiego
13d Barney & Friends
14-51 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
33 Batman & Robin
39 A Different World
4:30
3-5 Jeopardy!
11 Day & Date
13-24-25 Bill Nye the Science Guy
13d Sesame Street
14 Roseanne
19-56 Cops
33 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
39 Rescue 911
51 Blossom
5:00
3-4-5-5f-7-8-8d-9-10-12-56 News
6 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
13-24-25 Learn to Read
14 Cosby Show
19-39 Rescue 911
31 A Current Affair
33 Full House
51 Fresh Prince of Bel Air
5:30
3-7-8d-9-31 ABC World News Tonight
5-5f-6-10-19-56 NBC Nightly News
8-11-12 CBS Evening News
13-24-25 Nightly Business Report
13d Wishbone
33 Family Matters
39 Top Cops
51 Full House
Evening
6:00
3-4-5-5f-6-7-8-8d-9-10-11-12-31-56 News
13-24-25 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
13d Carmen Sandiego
14 Simpsons
19 Coach
51 Home Improvement
6:30
3 Coach
4 Hard Copy
5-6-7-8-8d-9 Wheel of Fortune
5f-12 Inside Edition
10 Jeopardy!
11 Extra
13d Bill Nye the Science Guy
14 Home Improvement
19-56 Entertainment Tonight
33-51 Simpsons
39 Top Cops
7:00
3-7-8d-9-31 Ellen
4-14-33-51 Beverly Hills 90210
5-5f-6-10-19-56 SeaQuest
8-11-12 Bless This House
13-13d-24-25 New Explorers
39 Danny!
7:30
3-7-8d-9-31 Drew Carey
8-11-12 Dave's World

8:00
3-7-8d-9-31 Grace Under Fire
4-14-33-51 Party of Five
5-5f-6-10-19-56 Dateline NBC
8-11-12 Central Park West
13-24-25 Great Performances
13d After Goodbye: An AIDS Story
39 Maury Povich
8:30
3-7-8d-9-31 Naked Truth
9:00
3-7-8d-9-31 Primetime Live
4 News
5-5f-6-10-19-56 Law & Order
8-11-12 Courthouse
13d Great Performances
14-51 Baywatch
33 Home Improvement
39 Montel Williams
9:30
13-24-25 Sarah Chang: The Young Virtuoso
33 Step by Step
9:40
4 Sports 4 Texas
10:00
3-4-5-5f-6-7-8-8d-9-10-11-12-31-56 News
13-24-25 Yes, Prime Minister
14 Seinfeld
19 Murphy Brown
33 Home Improvement
39 Carnie
10:30
4 Baywatch
13-24-25 To the Contrary
13d MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
14 Cops
10:35
3 Cheers
5-5f-6-10-19-56 Tonight Show
7-9 Cheers
8-11-12 Late Show with David Letterman
8d-31 Nightline
11:00
13-24-25 Sociological Imagination
14 A Current Affair
33 Rescue 911
39 Jenny Jones
11:05
3-7-9 M*A*S*H
8d Entertainment Tonight
11:30
4 Jerry Springer
13d Nature
14-33 Hitchhiker
51 Real Storites of the Highway Patrol
11:35
3-7-9 Nightline
5-6-10 Late Night with Conan O'Brien
5f Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
8 Coach
8d Rolonda
11-12-19-56 Seinfeld
31 Deadly Games
Late Night
Midnight
13-24-25 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler
33 Richard Bey
39 Hitchhiker
51 Top Cops
12:05
3-7-9 LAPD: Life on the Beat
5f Late Night with Conan O'Brien
8 Infomercial
11 Cheers
12 American Journal
19-56 Rush Limbaugh
12:30
4 Richard Bey
13d Secrets of...
12:35
3-7-9 Stephanie Miller
5-10 Later with Greg Kinnear
6 Northern Exposure
8d News
11-12 Late Late Show with Tom Snyder
19-56 Late Night with Conan O'Brien
31 Infomercials
1:00
14 Infomercial
33 Movie "The Grifters"
39 News (from what DFW station?)
51 Top Cops
1:05
5 Roseanne
5f Later with Greg Kinnear
1:10
8d Lauren Hutton and...
1:30
4 News
1:35
3 Carnie
5f NBC News Nightside
6 Top Cops
7-8-11 News
9 History
12 Extra
39 Infomercials
1:40
2:00
4 Movie "Algiers"
14 Gordon Elliott
2:05
9 News
11 Night Court
12 Lauren Hutton and...

2:10
7-8d ABC World News Now
2:30
11 Empty Nest
51 Montel Williams
2:35
3 Roseanne
56 News
2:40
3:00
11 Jeffersons
14 Richard Bey
33 Movie "The Emperor of the North Pole"
3:05
3 World News Now

39 Bonanza
3:10
3:30
11 Growing Pains
51 Jenny Jones
4:00
4 CNN Headline News
14 Night Court
4:05
39 Wild Wild West
4:30
5f NBC News at Sunrise
14 Infomercial
51 Empty Nest

Retro: Southern Saskatchewan Sat 7/2/88
Stations from outside Saskatchewan listed CST
CKTV 2-CTV Regina
5:00 Lifetime
6:00 Circle Square
6:30 Romper Room
7:00 Zig Zag
8:00 Care Bears
8:30 Paul Hann & Friends
9:00 Extra, Extra
9:30 Rockets
10:30 Smurfs
Noon Flintstones
12:30 Farm Gate
1:00 Red Fisher
1:30 Let's Talk Franchising
2:00 Women's Gold: DuMaurier Classic
4:00 CTV Wide World of Sports (details not listed)
6:00 News
6:30 Spruce Meadows Today
7:00 MacGyver
11:00 CTV News
11:20 News
11:40 Number One West
12:10 It's Garry Shandling's Show
12:40 Movie "Three on a Match"
2:40 Movie "The Black Cat"
4:30 World Outdoors
CBKT 9-CBC Regina
9:00 EastEnders
10:00 Hardy Boys-Nancy Drew Mysteries
11:00 Star Trek
Noon What's New?
12:30 Wonderstruck
1:00 CBC SportsWeekend (Brandon Rodeo/Bacardi Open Darts Championship/Loblaws Classic

International Equestrian Competition)
5:00 This Week in Parliament
5:30 Baseball: Atlanta-Montreal
8:30 Road to Seoul
9:00 Two Ronnies
9:30 Landscapes
10:00 Wojeck
11:00 The National
11:15 News
11:40 Spitting Image
12:10 Secret Agent
1:10 Quincy
2:10 sign-off
CFRE 11-STV Regina
5:00 Good Company cont'd
5:30 News
6:30 Hercules
7:00 Captain Nemo
7:30 Spider-Man
9:00 Bionic Six
9:30 Droids
10:00 Ewoks
10:30 Astroboy
11:00 Size Small Country
11:30 KidsBeat
Noon Fish'n Canada
12:30 War Years
1:30 OV Eight-Ball Special
2:30 Fat Free Future

3:00 Outdoors Unlimited
3:30 Huckleberry Finn & His Friends
4:00 Hercules
4:30 Spider-Man
5:00 Andy Griffith
5:30 Mr. Belvedere
6:00 WWF Maple Leaf Wrestling
7:00 My Two Dads
7:30 227
8:00 Bud Country Talent Search
9:00 Hunter
10:00 Sounds Unlimited
10:30 News
11:30 Party with the Rovers
Mid. Movie "Long Day's Journey Into Night"
3:05 Movie "Cuban Pete"
4:05 Wrapping Nature
4:20 Life Must Go On
4:30 Baffin Island Oil Spill
CBKFT 13-SRC Regina
7:00 Demetan, la petite grenouille
7:30 Belle et Sebastien
8:00 Demetan, la petite grenouille

8:30 Belle et Sebastien
9:00 Nils Holgersson
9:30 Les nouvelles aventures de Popeye
10:00 Les heritiers
10:30 Salut sante
11:00 Univers inconnus
11:30 Le vagabond
Noon Cinema "Les vacances de Monsieur Rossi"
1:30 Univers des sports
3:00 D'hier a demain
3:55 Nos espoirs 88
4:00 Une Terre, une conquete
5:00 Le Telejournal
5:05 La vie secrete des animaux
5:30 Samedi de rire
9:00 Le Telejournal
9:35 La politique federale
9:45 Cinema "Les passagers"

11:00 Quarterdeck
1:00 Saskatchewan Roughrider Show
1:30 Our Town
2:00 Better Built House
2:30 Abortion: An Ethical Choice for Catholics
5:00 Chamber Exchange
5:30 Sportsfile
6:00 Greek Horizons
7:00 Our Town
7:30 Regina Chinese Singers
8:00 The Connection is 10 Years Long
CKOS 5-CBC Yorkton
9:00 Care Bears
10:00 Owl TV
10:30 Wonderstruck
11:00 Ewoks
11:30 Droids
Noon Teleforum
12:30 Renovation Zone
1:00 CBC SportsWeekend
4:00 Video Hits
5:00 Smurfs
8:30 Road to Seoul
9:00 Two Ronnies
10:00 CPRA Rodeo
11:00 The National
11:15 News/Provincial Affairs
11:40 Movie "Perry Mason: The Case of the Notorious Nun"
1:40 sign-off
CICC 10-CTV Yorkton
8:00 Unitel
8:30 Paul Hann & Friends
9:00 Extra, Extra
9:30 Rockets
10:30 Smurfs
Noon News
12:30 Farm Gate
1:00 Red Fisher
4:00 CTV Wide World of Sports
6:00 News
6:30 Spruce Meadows Today
7:00 MacGyver
11:00 CTV News
11:20 News
11:40 Number One West
12:10 It's Garry Shandling's Show
12:40 Movie "An American Tragedy"
2:40 sign-off
9:00 Unitel
10:00 Circle Square
10:30 Stampede Wrestling
11:30 Countryside
Noon What's New?
12:30 Wonderstruck
8:30 Road to Seoul
9:00 Two Ronnies
9:30 TBA
10:00 Wojeck
11:00 The National
11:15 Provincial Affairs
11:30 Movie "Mastermind"
1:30 sign-off
CKX 5-CBC Brandon
5:00 News
7:00 My Pet Monster
7:30 Vid Kids
8:00 Pee-wee's Playhouse
8:30 My Little Pony
9:00 BraveStarr
9:30 Jem
10:00 Visionaries
10:30 Zig Zag

11:00 Western Hour
Noon Real Fishing Show
12:30 Twilight Zone
4:00 Captain Power & the Soldiers of the Future
4:30 Golden Girls
5:00 Tracey Ullman
8:30 Road to Seoul
9:00 20/20
10:00 The National
10:20 News
10:50 Movie "Sunburn"
12:50 sign-off
WJBK 2-CBS Detroit
5:00 Laurel & Hardy cont'd
6:00 Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater
8:30 Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures
9:00 WWF Superstars of Wrestling
10:00 Big Valley
11:00 Movie: TBA
2:00 PGA Golf: Beatrice Western Open

4:00 News
5:00 We Got It Made
5:30 Small Wonder
6:00 High Mountain Rangers
7:00 Tour of Duty
8:00 West 57th
9:00 News
9:30 Movie: TBA
11:30 Untouchables
12:30 Naked City
1:30 Avengers
2:30 Naked City
3:45 With This Ring
4:00 Wild Kingdom
4:30 Oral Roberts
WDIV 4-NBC Detroit
5:00 Kidsongs
5:30 Kidbits
6:00 Smurfs
7:00 Wimbledon Tennis: Woman's Final
Noon America's Top 10
12:30 Specttacular World of Guinness Records
1:00 Countdown to '88

2:00 Tigers 88
2:20 Baseball: California-Detroit
6:00 Facts of Life
6:30 227
7:00 Golden Girls
7:30 Amen
8:00 Hunter
9:00 News
11:00 George Schlatter's Camera Club
11:30 At the Movies
Mid. American Bandstand
1:30 Movie "Child of Glass"
3:30 News
4:00 Ask a Silly Question
4:30 Kidbits
WXYZ 7-ABC Detroit
5:00 Hot Fudge
5:30 Daedal Doors
6:00 Little Clowns of Happytown

6:30 Pound Puppies
7:00 My Pet Monster
7:30 Little Wizards
10:00 Animal Crack-Ups
10:30 Health Show
11:00 Weekend Special "Liberty & the Littles"
11:30 Program Yourself to Success
12:30 Road to Seoul
1:30 History of Dieting
2:00 ABC Wide World of Sports (Firecracker 400 stock car race/Bislett International Track & Field
Championships)
4:00 News
6:00 Supercarrier
7:30 Home Again
8:00 Hotel
9:00 News
9:30 WWF Wrestling Spotlight
10:30 NWA Pro Wrestling
11:30 Powerful Women of Wrestling
12:30 Movie "The Concrete Cowboys"
2:15 Movie "Track of the Moon Beast"

4:00 Cable Kitchen
WTVS 56-PBS Detroit
5:00 Sesame Street (2 episodes)
7:00 Make Yourself at Home
7:30 TBA
8:00 MotorWeek
8:30 This Old House
9:00 Michigan Outdoors
10:00 TBA
Noon World Adventure Series
1:00 Lawrence Welk
2:30 Frugal Gourmet
3:00 Health Matters
3:30 Hometime
4:30 Club Connect
5:00 Video Views
5:30 Newton's Apple
6:00 WonderWorks
8:00 Mr. Palfrey of Westminster
9:00 Movie: TBA

10:30 TBA
Mid. off-air for transmitter maintenance
4:00 Economics U$A
5:00 Zig Zag
5:30 Spider-Man
8:00 Hispanovision (Spanish)
8:30 Atlantida Magazine (Portuguese)
9:00 Visions of India (Hindi/Asian languages)
9:30 Voice of Pakistan (Urdu)
10:00 Discover Your World
10:30 Famous Knockouts
11:00 WWF Maple Leaf Wrestling
Noon OUAA Basketball: Kennedy Invitational Final
1:30 Casting Out
2:00 Movie "Defiance"
4:00 News
4:30 Dick Beddoes
5:00 WWF Wrestling
6:00 Don Cherry's Grapevine
6:30 New Adventures of Beans Baxter

8:00 Hunter
9:00 News
9:30 Just Jazz
10:00 Fugitive (4 episodes)
2:00 Combat!
3:00 sign-off
4:00 Harrigan
4:30 Take Part
5:00 Movie "The Little Ark" cont'd
7:00 Tales of the Wizard of Oz
8:00 New Adventures of Pinocchio
9:00 Mighty Hercules
11:00 Spider-Man
Noon Care Bears Family
1:00 Astroboy
1:30 High-Q: North Hardin-Carroll Co.
2:00 Famous Knockouts
2:30 Outdoors Unlimited
3:00 Casting Out
3:30 Oceans Alive
4:00 Winners Down Under

5:00 Solid Gold in Concert
6:00 News
6:30 City Beat
7:00 Baffle Gab
7:30 Fashion Television
8:00 Movie "Tales of the Haunted"
10:00 Ohara
11:00 New Music
Mid. Movie "Romancing the Stone"
2:00 Movie "Thief"
4:30 Movie "The Incredible Voyage of Stingray"
First Choice-Superchannel
5:00 Movie "The Fourth Protocol" cont'd
6:00 Rainbow
6:30 Chocky
7:00 Stony Plain
7:30 Wind in the Willows
8:30 Rainbow
9:00 Movie "The Mission"
11:30 Movie "In Old California"
1:00 Movie "SpaceCamp"
3:00 The Worst Witch
4:30 Movie "Heartburn"

6:30 Movie "The Mission"
9:00 Ray Bradbury Trilogy
10:30 Movie "Manhunter"
12:30 Movie "52 Pick-Up"
2:30 Movie "Las Vegas Weekend"
4:00 Ray Bradbury Trilogy
TSN
5:00 SportsDesk
5:30 Thoroughbred Digest
6:00 Harness Racing
7:00 World of Horse Raciong
7:30 AWA Championship Wrestling
8:30 Golf
9:30 Speedweek
10:00 SportsDesk
10:30 Classic Summer
Noon Baseball: Cincinnati-Philadelphia
5:00 SportsDesk
5:30 Pro Wrestling Plus (Calgary-based wrestling highlights show, hosted by Ed Whalen)
6:30 Arena Football: New York-Los Angeles
9:00 SportsDesk
9:30 Motoring '88
10:00 Top Rank Boxing

Mid. SportsDesk
2:30 Arena Football
3:00 Checkered Flag
3:30 Harness Racing
4:30 World of Horse Racing
MuchMusic
5:00 Steve Anthony
10:00 RSVP
11:00 Erica Ehm's Fashion Notes
Noon Bon Jovi Spotlight
12:30 Erica Ehm
6:00 RSVP
8:00 Bon Jovi Spotlight
8:30 Backtrax Big Ticket
9:30 Erica Ehm
2:00 RSVP

4:00 Bon Jovi Spotlight
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> WDIV 4-NBC Detroit
> 11:00 George Schlatter's Camera Club
That should be "Comedy Club" -- this was a stand up comedy series from the producer of
"Laugh-In" and "Real People".
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> > WDIV 4-NBC Detroit
> > 11:00 George Schlatter's Camera Club
>
> That should be "Comedy Club" -- this was a stand up comedy
> series from the producer of "Laugh-In" and "Real People".
>
That's what it was too- I try to proofread these before posting, but this one snuck by me!
Retro: Southern Saskatchewan Mon 4/23/84
CKTV 2-CTV Regina
6:30 Canada AM
9:00 Romper Room
10:00 Guess What
10:30 Just Like Mom
11:00 AM Magazine
Noon Flintstones
12:30 News
1:00 Another World

3:00 Don Harron
4:00 Johnny Sandison
4:30 Family Feud
5:30 Bewitched
6:00 News
7:00 Thrill of a Lifetime
7:30 Snow Job
8:00 Movie "A Long Way Home"
10:00 Fall Guy
11:20 News
Mid. Movie "Panic in the Wilderness"
2:00 Movie "Danger Lights"
4:00 Waltons
CBKT 9-CBC Regina
8:45 Ed Allen
9:15 Wok with Yan
9:45 Friendly Giant
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Midday
2:00 Take 30
3:30 ARS Nova
4:00 Do It for Yourself
4:30 Just Down the Street
6:00 News
6:30 Ryan's Fancy
7:00 It's Your Nickel
7:30 Facts of Life
8:30 Hangin' In
9:00 Buffalo Bill
9:30 aka Pablo
10:00 The National/The Journal
11:05 News
11:25 Barney Miller
11:55 Movie "Air Force"
CBKFT 13-SRC Regina
9:45 En mouvement
10:00 Passe-Partout
10:30 Animagerie
10:45 Tape-Tambour
11:00 Rien que pour vous
11:30 P'tits Pierrafeu
Noon Premiere edition/Fariboles
12:30 Allo Bou Bou
1:30 Au jour le jour
2:30 Cinema "La poursuite mysterieuse"
4:00 Bobino
4:30 Les Schtroumpfs
5:00 Grand frere
6:00 Ce soir
6:30 Terre humaine
7:00 Poivre et sel
8:00 Le Bastringue
8:30 Bonne aventure
9:00 Le Telejournal
9:25 Le Point/Nouvelles regionales
10:00 Nouvelles du sport/Telex Arts
10:10 Quincy
11:10 Histoires extraordinaires
CR3 Community Channel, Regina
3:00 Luke Beauparlant/Teresa Posyniak: A Celebration

3:30 Sister Theresa: Schizophrenia
4:30 Baha'i: The Renewal of Religion
7:00 Tube Tracks (co-produced with Z99)
7:30 Best of Rough Cuts
8:00 Hunger: A Hidden Holocaust
9:00 Insight
9:30 For God's Sake
CKOS 5-CBC Yorkton
7:00 It Figures
7:30 Friendly Giant
7:45 Cartoons
8:00 Pinocchio
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Midday
2:00 Take 30

3:30 Just Like Mom
5:00 Jeffersons
5:30 Price is Right
6:30 News
7:00 T.J. Hooker
8:30 Hangin' In
9:00 Buffalo Bill
9:30 aka Pablo
11:30 Benny Hill
Mid. Super Night of Rock 'n' Roll
CICC 10-CTV Yorkton
7:30 Canada AM
10:00 It Figures
11:00 700 Club
Noon Midday (local show, I assume?)
1:00 Romper Room
1:30 What's Cooking
2:00 Guess What

2:30 Another World
4:00 Magic Palace
4:30 Tattletales
5:00 Hour Magazine
6:00 News
6:30 Definition
7:00 AfterMASH
7:30 Thrill of a Lifetime
8:00 Benson
8:30 Snow Job
11:20 News
11:45 Don Harron
7:45 700 Club
9:45 Friendly Giant
10:00 Canadian Cinema
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon News
12:30 Wok with Yan

2:00 Take 30
3:30 ARS Nova
6:00 News
8:30 Hangin' In
9:00 Buffalo Bill
9:30 aka Pablo
11:05 News
11:30 Barney Miller
Mid. Movie "Air Force"
CKX 5-CBC Brandon
7:00 Just Like Mom
8:00 Jimmy Swaggart

8:30 Jim Bakker
9:30 Morning Edition
10:00 Just Like Mom
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon CKX Noon Show
2:00 Take 30
3:00 Wok with Yan
5:00 Get Smart
6:00 News
7:00 Fame
8:30 Hangin' In
9:00 Buffalo Bill
9:30 aka Pablo
11:05 News
11:25 SCTV Network
11:55 Movie "Air Force"

KSRE 6-PBS Minot
(North Dakota stations were carried on Cable Regina, but wouldn't be for much longer...I was in
Southwestern Saskatchewan in July '85 and picked up a copy of the Leader-Post supplement- by
that time, Cable Regina had switched to the Detroit nets from Cancom)
8:15 AM Weather
8:30 Armchair Fitness
9:00 Educational Program
11:00 Educational Program
Noon Sesame Street
1:00 Educational Programs
3:00 GED
4:00 3-2-1 Contact
4:30 Sesame Street
5:30 Business Report
7:00 Frontline "Chasing the Basketball Dream"
8:00 The Shakespeare Plays "Two Gentlemen of Verona"
10:30 Survival Skills for the Classroom Teacher
11:00 GED
KUMV 8-NBC Williston
5:30 Ag Day
6:00 Country Morning
7:00 Today
9:00 Donahue
10:30 Dream House
11:00 Hot Potato
Noon News
1:30 Another World
2:30 Match Game-Hollywood Squares Hour
3:30 Be Our Guest
5:00 Alice
5:30 NBC News
6:00 News
6:30 Family Feud
7:00 TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes
8:00 Movie "A Doctor's Story"
10:00 News
10:30 Best of Carson
12:30 News
KXMD 11-CBS Williston

6:00 Jim Bakker
9:00 New $25,000 Pyramid
9:30 Press Your Luck
Noon News
1:30 Capitol
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Tattletales
3:30 Bugs Bunny
4:00 Scooby-Doo
5:00 People's Court
5:30 CBS News
6:00 News
8:00 Kate & Allie
8:30 Newhart
9:00 Cagney & Lacey
10:00 News
10:30 Jeffersons
11:00 Police Story

12:10 Movie "Project: Kill"
WDAZ 8-ABC Devils Lake (relays WDAZ 6, Fargo)
6:00 ABC News This Morning
9:00 Donahue
10:00 Benson
10:30 Loving
Noon Noonday
3:00 Edge of Night
3:30 Scooby-Doo
4:30 Laverne & Shirley & Company
5:00 People's Court
5:30 ABC News
6:00 News
7:00 Blue Thunder
10:00 News
10:30 ABC News Nightline
11:00 Eye on Hollywood

11:30 Thicke of the Night
* Pay-TV (channels listed CT) *
First Choice
5:00 Movie "La Cage aux Folles II" cont'd
5:30 Movie "A Family Upside Down"
7:00 Comedy Tonight
7:30 Stephen Leacock
9:00 Business Times
11:00 Movie "A Boy Named Charlie Brown"
12:30 Movie "Black Magic"
2:30 Earth Odyssey
3:30 Movie "This Time Forever"
5:30 Silent Movie "Love's Punctured Romance" (from 1915)
6:30 Comedy Tonight
7:00 Movie "A Boy Named Charlie Brown"
8:30 Movie "Dr. Detroit"
10:00 USFL: Tampa Bay Bandits-Michigan Panthers
2:00 SportsCenter
2:30 Movie "Bad Boys"
Superchannel
5:00 Movie "Fighting Back" cont'd

6:00 Reaching Out
7:00 Superchannel for Super Kids
10:00 Nana Mouskouri in Concert
11:00 Jane Fonda's Workout: Beginners
11:30 Jane Fonda's Workout: Advanced
12:30 Movie "The Terry Fox Story"
2:30 Movie "The Secret of NIMH"
4:00 Movie "Max Dugan Returns"
6:00 SCTV
6:45 Movie "Robot Monster"
8:00 Movie "Gunfight at the OK Corral"
10:00 Movie "The Year of Living Dangerously"
Mid. Movie "Missing"
2:00 Movie "Night School"
3:30 Movie "Attack of the 50-Foot Woman"
4:30 Introducing...Janet!
Here's what Regina's cable line-up was at that time:
3-CR3 Community channel
4-CBKT 9
5-KSRE
6-CKTV 2
7-CBKFT 13
8-KUMV
10-KXMD
11-CKOS
12-WDAZ
13-News
14-First Choice
18-Superchannel
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> from Regina Leader-Post
>
> CKTV 2-CTV Regina
> 11:00 AM Magazine
Did they use any material from "PM Magazine" south of the border? Were they anything like
"PM Magazine"? Odd that they named the show as such, even though no one in Canada aired
"PM Magazine", besides the US border stations.
> Noon Flintstones

Noontime tradition on CTV (and, in French, TQS), into the 1990s.
> 7:30 Snow Job
A sitcom about a ski resort, taped in Montreal; one of the worst CTV programs of all time, which
lasted a couple of years.
>
> CBKT 9-CBC Regina
> 8:30 Hangin' In
> 9:00 Buffalo Bill
> 9:30 aka Pablo
Kind of interesting that the CBC showed alot of American programs back then.
>
> CKOS 5-CBC Yorkton
> 3:30 Just Like Mom
Apparently, CICC passed up this CTV program. A private station at the time, CKOS probably clared
some CTV shows passed up by CICC.
> CICC 10-CTV Yorkton
> 3:30 Let's Make a Deal

I this this was the 1980 version from Vancouver -- the new, Hollywood-based version wouldn't
start until fall.
>
> CKX 5-CBC Brandon
Twice a day? Glutton for punisment, I take it.
Also, did Brandon have a CKY repeater at the time? If not, CKS probably also had some CTV
shows on the schedule. But if CKY was OTA in Brandon at the time, they probably cleared what
CKY didn't clear.
> (North Dakota stations were carried on Cable Regina, but
> wouldn't be for much longer...I was in Southwestern
> Saskatchewan in July '85 and picked up a copy of the
> Leader-Post supplement- by that time, Cable Regina had
> switched to the Detroit nets from Cancom)
How good was the North Dakota signals on Cable Regina? Was reception and/or choice the
motivation for the switch?
> WDAZ 8-ABC Devils Lake (relays WDAZ 6, Fargo)
> 11:30 Thicke of the Night
>
Did anyone in Canada carry Alan Thicke's nighttime clunker?
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> CKTV 2-CTV Regina
> 7:30 Snow Job
> CBKT 9-CBC Regina
Back in the days when CBC knew how to lure people away from other channels without airing
HNiC. Talk about taking advantage of a situation.
> CICC 10-CTV Yorkton
> Noon Midday (local show, I assume?)
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My guess is that CICC simulcast the CKOS broadcast of Midday. Twin-sticks were known to do
that for news - I believe Mid-Canada did that as well between their CBC and CTV stations in
Northern Ontario.
Also, what did CBKT call their evening newscast at the time? What about CBKST, which had
separate news at the time?
Was CBKT still known as CBC 9, or were they CBC Regina by then?
Saskatchewan was in for big changes in another three years, with the addition of STV in Regina
and Saskatoon (CFRE and CFSK, respectively), and CIPA (CTV) in Prince Albert. Before CIPA was on
the air, did CKBI air any CTV programming, or did their cablesystem carry QC8?______________
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> Also, did Brandon have a CKY repeater at the time? If not,
> CKS probably also had some CTV shows on the schedule. But if
> CKY was OTA in Brandon at the time, they probably cleared
> what CKY didn't clear.
Brandon did have CTV by this point- CKYB signed on in 1972. This was a joint venture between
CKX and CKY to bring CTV to Western Manitoba.

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> Was CBKT still known as CBC 9, or were they CBC Regina by
> then?
In 1985, when I was there, they were known as CBC 9/4 (4 being both the transmitter in Moose
Jaw and the cable position in Regina. The "9" had a outlined "4" in the middle.
>
> Saskatchewan was in for big changes in another three years,
> with the addition of STV in Regina and Saskatoon (CFRE and
> CFSK, respectively), and CIPA (CTV) in Prince Albert.
Watch for a 1988 Southern Saskatchewan sked with STV listings soon.
> Before CIPA was on the air, did CKBI air any CTV
> programming, or did their cablesystem carry QC8?
QC8 was carried on cable in Prince Albert (Saskatoon being only about 130km away). CIPA signed
on in 1987. CKBI/CIPA was 100% owned by Shamrock Television Systems (owners of the Yorkton
twin-stick). Don't know if CKBI aired any CTV shows or not.

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> > CBKT 9-CBC Regina
> > 8:30 Hangin' In
> > 9:00 Buffalo Bill
> > 9:30 aka Pablo
> Kind of interesting that the CBC showed alot of American
> programs back then.
Actually, "Hangin' In" was a CBC-produced show. It had a brief syndication run in the United
States in 1987.
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> Also, what did CBKT call their evening newscast at the time?
> What about CBKST, which had separate news at the time?
No clue about CBKT/CBKST; the only 2 I know from my visit in '85 is that CKTV's was called CKTV
Newservice and CJFB's was Newsline (With Joe Cocker's Steppin' Out as its news music!)
Retro: Tampa/Orlando/Ft. Myers, Tuesday, September 17, 1968
And more from the Central Florida edition of TV Guide. Posting the Tuesday listings because of a
couple of interesting prime-time pre-emptions...
Channel 3, WEDU (NET) Tampa
9:10 Classroom Programming
3:45 Homemaking Today
4:15 Invitation to Art
4:45 Friendly Giant
5:00 What's New (Children)
5:30 Misterogers
6:00 Front Desk
7:00 What's New (Children)
7:30 Adelante

9:00 U.S. Senate Race '68
10:00 Pathfinders
10:30 Navy (Film)
Channel 8, WFLA-TV (NBC) Tampa
6:30 RFD Florida
7:00 Today
9:00 Pat Boone
10:30 Concentration
11:00 Personality
11:30 The Hollywood Squares
12:00 Jeopardy!
12:30 Eye Guess
12:55 NBC News (Edwin Newman)
2:00 Hazel
2:30 The Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 You Don't Say!
4:00 The Match Game
4:25 NBC News (Floyd Kalber)
4:30 The Merv Griffin Show

6:30 NBC News (Chet Huntley/David Brinkley)
7:00 Movie ("Cat!")
9:00 NBC Tuesday Night Movie ("I'll Take Sweden")
Channel 10, WLCY-TV (ABC) St. Petersburg
7:00 Home and Garden
7:15 Open Mike
7:45 News
8:00 Good Morning
8:30 Fran Carlton
9:00 Romper Room
10:00 The Loretta Young Show
10:30 The Dick Cavett Show
12:00 Bewitched
12:30 Treasure Isle
1:00 Dream House
1:30 It's Happening
2:00 The Newlywed Game

4:00 Dark Shadows
6:00 ABC News (Frank Reynolds)
6:30 I Love Lucy
7:00 Travel/Adventure
7:30 Dennis Day (Special)
8:30 It Takes a Thief
9:30 N.Y.P.D.
10:00 The Invaders (Last show of the series)
11:30 The Joey Bishop Show
Channel 13, WTVT (CBS) Tampa
6:00 A.M. (Variety)
7:00 News, Weather
7:05 CBS News (Joseph Benti)
7:30 News, Weather
7:45 A.M. (Variety)
9:00 The Mike Douglas Show
10:55 News, Weather

11:00 The Andy Griffith Show
11:30 The Dick Van Dyke Show
12:00 News, Weather
12:20 Farm Report (Baxter)
1:00 Love of Life
2:00 Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing
2:30 Guiding Light
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:30 Perry Mason
7:00 The Look of a Winner (CBS fall preview)
7:30 Gunsmoke
8:30 Mike and Liberace (Mike Douglas special)
9:30 Good Morning World (Last show of the series)
10:00 CBS Reports
11:20 Editorial, News
11:30 Movie ("The Flying Fontaines")

Channel 38, WSUN-TV (Ind.) St. Petersburg
2:30 (PM) Film
3:00 Movie ("Catherine the Great")
4:30 Bozo the Clown
5:00 Astro Boy
5:30 Bat Masterson
6:00 Texas Rangers
6:30 Highway Patrol
7:00 Around the World
7:30 Movie ("Cardinal Richelieu")
Channel 2, WESH-TV (NBC) Daytona Beach
6:15 Sunshine Almanac
6:30 TV Classroom
7:00 Today
9:00 News, Editorial, Weather
9:15 Focus 2 (Interview)
9:30 Hazel
10:00 Snap Judgment
10:25 NBC News (Nancy Dickerson)
10:30 Concentration
11:00 Personality
11:30 The Hollywood Squares
12:00 Jeopardy!
12:30 Eye Guess
12:55 NBC News (Edwin Newman)
1:00 News
1:05 The Match Game
2:30 The Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 You Don't Say!
5:30 Newscope
6:30 NBC News (Chet Huntley/David Brinkley)
7:00 M Squad
7:30 The Jerry Lewis Show
8:30 Julia (Debut)
9:00 Movie ("Betrayed")
Channel 6, WDBO-TV (CBS) Orlando
6:10 News, Weather

7:00 News
9:00 Romper Room
9:30 The Merv Griffin Show
10:30 The Beverly Hillbillies
12:00 Love of Life
1:00 Virginia Graham
2:30 Guiding Light
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night

7:30 Perry Mason
8:30 Showtime
10:00 CBS Reports
11:30 Movie ("Witness for the Prosecution")
Channel 9, WFTV (ABC) Orlando
6:55 News, Weather
7:00 The Adventures of Gulliver (see note)
7:30 Linus the Lionhearted
8:00 Circus Parade
9:00 Dream House
10:00 Dark Shadows
10:30 The Dick Cavett Show
12:00 Bewitched
12:30 Tom Hallick Show
1:30 It's Happening
2:00 The Newlywed Game

3:30 Movie ("Gun Fury")
5:55 Editorial
6:00 ABC News (Frank Reynolds)
6:30 Of Lands and Seas (Travel)
7:30 Movie ("Merrill's Marauders")
9:30 N.Y.P.D.
10:00 The Invaders (Last show of the series)
11:20 Editorial, Sports
11:30 The Joey Bishop Show
Channel 11, WINK-TV (CBS) Ft. Myers
7:00 Edison Junior College
9:00 Jack LaLanne
9:30 McHale's Navy
10:00 The Lucille Ball Show
10:30 The Beverly Hillbillies

12:00 News, Weather
1:00 Love of Life
1:25 News
2:30 Guiding Light
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
7:30 Daktari
8:30 Showtime
10:00 CBS Reports
11:20 Movie ("I'm Still Alive")
Note: WFTV's 7:00-8:00 AM schedule, consisting mostly of ABC's weekend morning

programming... Monday: Casper the Friendly Ghost, The Beatles; Tuesday: The Adventures of
Gulliver, Linus the Lionhearted; Wednesday: Spider-Man, King Kong; Thursday: Fantastic Voyage,
Sir Lancelot; Friday: The Bullwinkle Show, Sir Lancelot
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I've posted Central Florida schedules from
1962, and for years WFLA would not carry
NBC's 10 AM show. It wasn't until the fall
of 1973 that they finally began doing so;
NBC was running Dinah's Place at the time.

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> 2:00 Hazel
I never did understand what WFLA had against
Days Of Our Lives for so long. About a year
after these schedules, Channel 8 had Allen
Ludden's Gallery, a failed talk show, from
1:30-2:30 (Let's Make A Deal had moved to
ABC and Channel 10 by then). WTOG/44 was
running Days. By 1971 at the latest, Days
was finally on 8. But I wonder why they
held out for so long.
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Within a year, Channel 13's local news would be
airing 6-7, with Cronkite at 7.
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> 12:30 Tom Hallick Show
I wonder if this is the same Tom Hallick who
became a Los Angeles personality in the '70s,
and who was on The Young And The Restless in
its early years.
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> > Channel 8, WFLA-TV (NBC) Tampa
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> > 9:00 Pat Boone
> > 10:30 Concentration>
> I've posted Central Florida schedules from
> 1962, and for years WFLA would not carry
> NBC's 10 AM show. It wasn't until the fall
> of 1973 that they finally began doing so;
> NBC was running Dinah's Place at the time.
And after Dinah left NBC for her syndicated talk show, ch.8 showed "Romper Room" at 10AM,
after ch.10 dropped the show -- this remained at this time on ch.8 until around 1982.
> > 2:00 Hazel
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> I never did understand what WFLA had against
> Days Of Our Lives for so long. By 1971 at the latest, Days
> was finally on 8. But I wonder why they
> held out for so long.

As I heard, Des Moines held out the longest -- WHO ch.13 didn't clear Days until around 1984.
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> 3:00 Movie ("Catherine the Great")
> 4:30 Bozo the Clown
> 5:00 Astro Boy
> 5:30 Bat Masterson
> 6:00 Texas Rangers
> 6:30 Highway Patrol
> 7:00 Around the World
> 7:30 Movie ("Cardinal Richelieu")
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The old ch.38 was already on its last legs, with its later sign on and earlier sign-off, after losing
the lucrative ABC affiliation to ch.10 in 1965. The death knell probably came at the end of 1968,
when WTOG ch.44, launched and owned by the deeper-pocketed Hubbard Broadcasting (until
they sold it to Viacom in 1996), went on the air. Ch.38 would go dark for good in February 1970,
and it would be 20 years until ch.38 lights up Tampa Bay screens again, as WTTA.
By the way -- did TVG had any listings for Orlando's NET station, WMFE ch.24 (they signed on in
1965)?
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> > > Channel 8, WFLA-TV (NBC) Tampa
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> > > 9:00 Pat Boone
> > > 10:30 Concentration>
> > I've posted Central Florida schedules from
> > 1962, and for years WFLA would not carry
> > NBC's 10 AM show. It wasn't until the fall
> > of 1973 that they finally began doing so;
> > NBC was running Dinah's Place at the time.
>
> And after Dinah left NBC for her syndicated talk show, ch.8
> showed "Romper Room" at 10AM, after ch.10 dropped the show
> -- this remained at this time on ch.8 until around 1982.
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> I don't think that happened immediately. I was living
in Tampa in the summer of '74 and remember Ch. 8 carrying
the short-lived version of Name That Tune that Dennis James
emceed; that was the show that replaced Dinah on NBC.
(If I wanted to watch a game show at 10 AM that was my only
pick; Ch. 13 didn't carry Joker's Wild.) Romper Room may
have moved to 8 around 1975 or '76, but since I left Florida
for Texas in '76 I honestly don't recall.
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> By the way -- did TVG had any listings for Orlando's NET
> station, WMFE ch.24 (they signed on in 1965)?
Not this TV Guide, at least -- I included all the listed channels in these posts.
When I bought this TV Guide on eBay, I was kind of hoping WTOG would be included. Guess I
missed it by a couple of months. I interned there in the summer of 1993, and remember that
their reception area contained a framed copy of what I figured out was the first page of their
master control log from the day they first signed on -- but obviously, I couldn't remember the
exact date. (1968 is memorable, though, because of the jingle they were using on-air throughout
1988: "20 years together, 44 and you!" I don't remember them promoting their 25th anniversary
in 1993.)______________
Retro: Atlanta and surrounding areas, Wednesday 5/18/94
SOURCE: TV Guide, Atlanta Edition 5/14-20/94
Channels Listed
ATLANTA
2-WSB (ABC)
5-WAGA (CBS)
11-WXIA (NBC)
17-WTBS (Ind.)
30-WPBA (PBS)
36-WATL (Fox)
46-WGNX (Ind.)
69-WVEU (Ind.)
ATHENS/ATLANTA
8-WGTV (PBS)
ATHENS
34-WNGM (Ind.)
ROME/ATLANTA
14-WTLK (Ind.)
CHATSWORTH
18-WCLP (PBS)
CHATTANOOGA
3-WRCB (NBC)
9-WTVC (ABC)
12-WDEF (CBS)
61-WDSI (Fox)
MACON
13-WMAZ (CBS)
24-WGXA (ABC)
41-WMGT (NBC)
5:00
9-Good Morning, Don!
17-Gomer Pyle, USMC
46-ANC News
69-Movie: Gangsters Den (45)

5:30
2 9-ABC News
3 41-NBC News
11-News
12 13-CBS News
17-Headline News
30-Homestretch
6:00
2 3 11-News
5-Geraldo
8 18-G.E.D.
9-Good Morning, Chattanooga
12-Morning Show
13-Early Mornin
14-Morning Stretch
17-Three Stooges
30-Body Electric
34-North Georgia Music
36-Kenneth Copeland
41-NBC News
46-T-Rex
61-Bots Master

6:30
8 18-Morning Business Report
13-Mornin
14-CBS News
24-Ducktales
30-Bloomberg Business News
34-AG Day
36-Mr. Bogus
46-Bots Master
61-Tale Spin
69-Noticias
6:35
17-Yogi and Friends
7:00
3 11 41-Today
5-Good Day Atlanta
8 18-Sesame Street
30-American Adventure
34-Morning Hits
36-Power Rangers
61-Darking Duck
69-Supertime (in Japanese)
7:05
17-Jetsons
7:30
30-Living with Health
34-Mornings with Meg
36-Merrie Melodies
61-Power Rangers
7:35
17-Tom and Jerry
8:00
8 18-Barney and Friends
30-Carmen Sandiego
36-Pink Panther
61-Merrie Melodies
8:05
17-Gilligans Island
8:30
8 18-Mister Rogers
34-Morris Cerullo Presents
36-Xuxa
46-Inspector Gadget
61-Bonkers
69-Life Today
8:35
17-Bewitched
9:00
3-Geraldo
8 18-Reading Rainbow
11 24-Montel Williams
12-Vicki!
13-Phil Donahue
14-Worship
34-North Georgia Music (until 3:00)
36-Movie: Of Pure Blood (Made for TV, 86)

46-Fame
61-Xuxa
69-Powerfilled Thinking
9:05
17-Happy Days
9:30
61-Kenneth Copeland
69-Kate and Allie
9:35
17-Threes Company
10:00
2-Bertice Berry
5-Geraldo
9-Mike and Maty
11 41-Vicki!
12-Maury Povich
14-Ozzie and Harriet
46-Hogan Family
61-Montel Williams
69-Ernest Angley
10:05
10:30
46-Hogan Family
11:00
2-Maury Povich
3-Phil Donahue
5 12 13-The Price Is Right
11-Jerry Springer
14-Make Room for Daddy
24-Mike and Maty
36-Ricki Lake
41-Jane Whitney
61-Jenny Jones
69-Leeza
11:05
17-Matlock
11:30
9-Rush Limbaugh
30-Sesame Street
12:00
2 5 9 11 12 13-News
3-Jerry Springer
8 18-Sesame Street
24-Love Connection
36-Movie: Gung Ho (86)
41-Night Court
46-Family Feud
61-Ricki Lake
69-Jane Whitney
12:05
17-Perry Mason
12:15
13-Date with Del
12:30
2 9 24-Loving
11-Noonday
41-Designing Women
46-Family Feud
1:00
3-Leeza
8 18-Lamb Chops Play Along
46-Can We Shop
61 69-700 Club
1:05
17-Movie: Murder Is Easy (Made for TV, 82)
1:30
8 18-Carmen Sandiego
2:00
36-Family Ties
2:30
14-Worship
30-New Explorers
36-Looney Tunes
46-Ducktales
61-Goof Troop
69-Bonanza
3:00
3-Days of Our Lives
5 12 13-Guiding Light
8 18-Ciao Italia
11-Rolanda
30-Strip Quilting
34-Family Matters
36 61-Tom and Jerry Kids
41-Leeza
46-Tale Spin
3:05
17-Bugs Bunny
3:30
8 18-Art of Sewing
30-G.E.D.
36 61-Tiny Toons
46-Darkwing Duck
69-Casper
3:35
17-Captain Planet
4:00
3-Little House: A New Beginning
5-Rescue 911
8 18-Shining Time Station
11-Phil Donahue
12-Designing Women
24 46-Goof Troop
30-Sesame Street
36 61-Animaniacs
41-Peoples Court
69-Widget
4:05
17-Flintstones
4:30
5-A Current Affair
8 18-Sesame Street
12 41-Golden Girls
24 46-Bonkers
36 61-Batman
69-Hallo Spencer
4:35
17-Brady Bunch
5:00
2 5 9 11 12 13-News
3-Inside Edition
14-Country Music Time
24-Cosby Show

34-Jerry Springer
36-Ricki Lake
41-Mamas Family
69-Roger Rocket Videos
5:05
5:30
3 9 24-News
12-Roseanne
30-Lamb Chops Play Along
41-Murphy Brown
69-Alf
5:35
6:00
2 3 5 9 11 12 13 34-News
8 18-MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour
24-Family Matters
30-Carmen Sandiego
41-Cops
46 61-Full House
69-Airwolf
6:05
6:30
3 41-NBC News
5 12 13-CBS News
9 24-ABC News
30-European Journal
34-Family Matters
36-Murphy Brown
46 61-Cosby Show
6:35
17-Grwoing Pains
7:00
2-ABC News
9-A Current Affair
11-NBC News
12 13-Hard Copy
14-Country Music Time
24-A Different World
30-Todays Japan
34-Headline News
36-Cheers
46-Roseanne
61-Empty Nest
69-Magnum, P.I.
7:05
17-Andy Griffith
7:30
3 5 41-Jeopardy!
8 18-New Explorers
9 36-Cops
11-American Journal
17-Baseball: Braves @ Reds
30-ITN World News
34-Twilight Zone
46-Designing Women
61-Coach
8:00
2 9 24-Sesame Streets 25th Birthday
3 11 41-Movie: Jonathan Stone: Threat of Innocence (Made for TV, 94)
5 12 13: Movie: The Naked Gun 2 : The Smell of Fear (91)
8 18-Ill Fly Away
30-Nova
34-Highway Patrol
36 61-Melrose Place
46-Movie: The Exorcist III (90)
69-Kojak
8:30
34-Red Green
9:00
2 9 24-Home Improvement
8 18-Evening of Championship Ice Skating
14-Worship
30-Frontline
34-Rush Limbaugh
69-Cannon
9:30
2 9 24-Grace under Fire
34-Taxi
10:00
2 9 24-Turning Point
3 11 41-Law and Order
5 12 13-48 Hours
8 18-James Taylor Squibnocket
34-Jenny Jones
36-Highway Patrol
46-News
69-A-Team
10:30
17-Movie: White Buffalo (77)
36-Highway Patrol
11:00
2 3 5 9 11 12 13 24-News
8 18-National Geographic
30-America with Dennis Wholey
34-Love Connection
36-Cops
41-M*A*S*H
61-Star Trek
69-Benny Hill
11:30
24-Highway Patrol
30-ITN World News
36-Cheers
41-News
69-Kate and Allie
11:35
2-Hard Copy
3 11 41-Jay Leno
5-Love Connection
9-Nightline
12 13-David Letterman
12:00
24-Rush Limbaugh
30-International Dispatch
36-Night Court
46-Designing Women
69-Fugitive
12:05
2-Nightline
5-David Letterman
9-Rush Limbaugh
12:30
17-Movie: Springfield Rifle (52)
24-Cheers
36-M*A*S*H
61-Can We Shop
12:35
2 13-Arsenio Hall
3 11 41-Conan OBrien
9-American Journal
1:00
24-Whos the Boss?
36-Movie: Pump Up the Volume (90)
46-News
1:05
5-News
12 69-Scene of the Crime
1:30
24-News
61-Home Shopping Club (until 6:00)
1:35
2-Jenny Jones
3 41-Greg Kinnear
9-ANC News
11-Rush Limbaugh
13-A Current Affair
1:40
5-Peoples Court
2:00
46-Movie: Cyclone (87)
2:05
3-Jane Whitney
11-Greg Kinnear
69-Movie: Happy Go Lovely (51)
2:10
5-Up to the Minute
2:30
17-Movie: The Trackers (71)
2:35
2-Mike and Maty
3:00
36-Movie: Dolls (86)
3:05

3:35
4:00
17-Three Stooges
69-Movie: Dr. Kildares Strange Case (40)
4:30
17-Jeffersons
36-Fall Guy
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How about Saturday listings?

10-17-2005, 06:56 PM #3
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Please reread this:
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> How about Saturday listings?
>
I got a late start last night copying this posting. I should be able to get it done tonight. As slow as
I type, it takes me a while to get everything done.
Retro: Atlanta and surrounding areas, Saturday, 5/14/94
Source: TV Guide, Atlanta edition. Please refer to previous post for channels and markets in this
posting.
5:00
3 41-Nightside (until 6 on 3; until 6:30 on 41)
5-Remington Steele
14-Shop at Home Network
17-Andy Griffith
46-Twilight Zone
5:05
2-Headline News
5:30
17-Andy Griffith
36-Webster
69-American Adventurer
6:00
2-Bugs Bunny and Tweety
3-Tell Us What You Think
5-Storybreak
8 18-G.E.D.
9-Flea Market Report
11 36 46-Commercial Program(s)
13-Ninja Turtles
14-Color of Money
17-Andy Griffith
30-Psychology-The Study of Human Behavior
6:30
2-Bugs and Tweety
3-Trendz
5-Conan/Young Warriors
8 18-Sesame Street
11-Home Again
14-Minority Business Report
17-Between the Lines
30-Humanities through the Arts
36-Speed Racer
41-U.S. Farm Report
61-Stone Protectors
7:00
2-Cro
3-Today
5-New Dennis the Menace
11-News
12-Bill Nye
13-Little Mermaid
14-Wall Street Journal Report
24-Bullwinkle
30-Sociological Imagination
36-Pick Your Brain
41-Widget
69-Around the World in Eighty Dreams
7:05
7:30
2-C.O.W.-Boys
5 13-Beakmans World
9-Romper Room
12-Wonderland
14-Redhawk Outdoors
30-Government by Consent
36-Not Just News
41-Energy Express
46-Feed the Children
61-Animal Adventures
69-Twinkle the Dream Being

7:35
17-Jonny Quest
8:00
2-News
5 12-Marsupilami
8 18-Shining Time Station
9 24-Bugs Bunny and Tweety
11-Today
13-Weekend Mornin
14-North American Fish and Game
30-Body Electric
36 61-Dog City
41-Exosquad
46-Atlanta Forum
69-Mad Scientist
8:05
17-Bonanza
8:30
5 12-Little Mermaid
8 18-Kidsongs
9 24-Bugs Bunny and Tweety
30-Homestretch
36 61-Power Rangers
41-Biker Mice
46-Wonderland
69-G.I. Joe
9:00
3-Nick News
5 12-Garfield
8 18-Ghostwriter
9 24-Sonic the Hedgehog
14-TBA
30-Sneak Previews
36 61-Bobbys World
41-NBA Inside Stuff
46-Whats Up Network
69-Hurricanes
9:05
17-WCW Wrestling
9:30
3-Captain Planet
9 24-Addams Family
14-Pam and Buffy
30-Well-Placed Weed
36 61-Eek! The Cat
41-Animal Adventures
46-Monster Wars
69-King Arthur
10:00
2-High Q
3 41-Name Your Adventure
5 12-Ninja Turtles
8 18-Eastern Shore Decoy Carving
9 24-Cryptkeeper
11-Why Didnt I Think of That?
13-Nick News
30-Ethics in America
36 61-Tiny Toons
69-Mighty Max
10:05
17-National Geographic Explorer

10:30
2-Animal Adventures
3 14 41-California Dreams
8 18-Honey Bees and Beekeeping
9 24-Land of the Lost
11 13-Bill Nye
36 61-Taz-Mania
46-Energy Express
69-Double Dragon
11:00
2-Thunder in Paradise
5-Baywatch
8 18-So Easy to Preserve
9 24-Land of the Lost
11-Name Your Adventure
12-New Dennis the Menace
13-Wonderland
14-Young America Outdoors
30-At the River I Stand
36 61-X-Men
46-Soul Train
69-Asian Variety
11:30
3 14-Running the Halls
8 18-Pets, Etc.
9 24-C.O.W.-Boys
11-NBA Inside Stuff
12-Conan/Young Warriors
13-Winning Edge
36 61-Red Planet
61-WCW Wrestling
12:00
2 9-Auto Racing: Indy 500 Time Trials
3-NBA Inside Stuff
5-News
8 18-Employment Line
11-Bobby Cox: Baseball
12-Beakmans World
13-Ebony Speaks
30-Frontline
36-Movie: Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds in Paradise (87)
69-Chitrahar
12:05
17-Movie: Kung Fu (Made for TV, 72)
12:30
3 11 41-NBA Showtime
5-Rescue 911
8 18-Rod and Reel
12-Storybreak
13-Growing Pains
69-Nick News
1:00
3 11 41-NBA Playoffs-Conference Semi-Finals
5-Cagney and Lacey
8 18-Georgia Outdoors
13-Classifieds
24-Auto Racing (joined in progress from 12:00)
30-Nova
46-Movie: Tek-War: Tek Justice (Made for TV, 94)

61-Movie: The Karate Kid II (86)
69-Peppermint Place
1:30
8 18-American Woodshop
13-Andy Griffith
69-Planet Rocks
1:35
17-Baseball: Braves @ Mets
2:00
8 18-The Horse
13-Simon and Simon
30-American Vacations
36-Movie: Police Academy 3: Back in Training (86)
2:30
2 9 24-Golf: Byron Nelson Classic
8 18-Victory Garden
30-Joy of Painting
3:00
5-Remington Steele
8 18-Nathalie Dupree
13-Presidents Fitness Challenge for Kids
30-American Woodshop
46-Movie: Born to Ride (91)
61-Movie: The Karate Kid III (89)
69-Golf Southeast Style
3:30
3 11 41-NBA Playoffs-Conference Semi-Final
8 18-Frugal Gourmet
30-Hometime
4:00
8 18-Taste of Louisiana
12 34-Womens Golf: McDonalds LPGA Championship
30-Victory Garden
36-Movie: Romancing the Stone (84)
69-National Geographic: On Assignment
4:30
2 9 24-Wide World of Sports

8 18-Louisiana Cooking
30-Frugal Gourmet
4:35
17-Andy Griffith
5:00
8 18-Todays Gourmet
13-Untouchables
30-Nathalie Dupree Cooks
46-Renegade
61-Babylon 5
69-#1 Country
5:05
17-Matlock
5:30
8 18-Travels in Europe
30-Gourmet Cooking
6:00
2 3 5 9 11 12 13-News
8 18-Hometime
14-WWF Wrestling
24-Jeffersons
30-This Old House
36-Movie: Throw Momma from the Train (87)
41-Wheel of Fortune
46-Highlander
69-1st and Ten
6:05
17-WCW Wrestling
6:30
2 9-ABC News
3 11 41-NBC News
5-Emergency Call
8 18-This Old House
12-CBS News
13-Close Up
24-Amen
30-Wild America
69-California Dreams
7:00
8 18-Austin City Limits
11-Inside Edition Weekend
12-Baywatch
14-Smoky Mountain Wrestling
30-Travels in Europe
41-Crusaders
46-Designing Women
69-Movie: Lethal Obsession (Made for Video, 88)
7:30
11-Saturday Sports Live
30-Inn Country USA
34-Church Service
46-Designing Women
8:00
2 9 24-Movie: MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis (Made for TV, 94)
3 11 41-Bob Hope Birthday Memories
5 12 13-Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
8 18-Lawrence Welk
14-Wrestling
30-Washington Week
34-North Georgia Gospel
36 61-Cops
46-Acapulco H.E.A.T.
8:05
17-Movie: Mary Jane Harper Cried Last Night (77)
8:30
30-Wall Street Week
36 61-Cops
9:00
5 12 13-Walker, Texas Ranger
8 18-National Geographic
14-Wrestling
36 61-Americas Most Wanted
46-Untouchables
69-21 Jump Street

9:30
30-Southern Voice
10:00
2 9 24-Commish
3 11 41-Sisters
14-Worship (until 2:00 A.M.)
30-Auston City Limits
34-Jack Van Impe
36-Highway Patrol
46-News
61-Crusaders
69-A-Team
10:05
17-Movie: Intimate Strangers (Made for TV, 86)
10:30
36-Highway Patrol
11:00
2 3 5 9 11 12 13-News
24-Soul Train
30-World Music
34-Jewish Voice
36 61-Tales from the Crypt
41-M*A*S*H
46-Apollo Comedy Hour
69-Love Psychic
11:30
3 11 41-Saturday Night Live (season finale, with Heather Locklear as hostess and Janet Jackson as
musical guest)
9-#1 Country
12-Movie: Casablanca (42)
36 61-Tales from the Crypt
69-Benny Hill
11:35
2-Hard Copy
12:00
24-Renegade
30-Tecx
36-Cobra
46-Uptown Comedy Club
69-Movie: Medusa (74)
12:05
2-Robocop
17-Movie: Death of a Centerfold: The Dorothy Stratten Story (Made for TV, 81)
12:30
5-Empty Nest
12:35
13-Arsenio Hall
1:00
3 46-Music Scoupe
5-News
9-Emergency Call
11 41-Comedy Showcase
24-Classifieds
61-Movie: An Officer and a Gentleman (82)
1:05
1:30
5 24-Emergency Call
36-Movie: The Conversation (74)
1:35
13-Babylon 5
2:00
5-Hawaii Five-O
11-Golden Girls
41-Apollo Comedy Hour
46-Movie: Breaking Away (79)
69-Movie: The Return of the Chinese Boxer (77)
2:05
2-Weekend Travel Update
17-Movie: Calendar Girl Murders (Made for TV, 84)
2:30
11-Movie: Spirit of St. Louis (57)

2:35
2-Movie: Pinky (49)
13-Andy Griffith
3:00
3:30
61-Home Shopping Club (until 6:00)
4:00
5-Remington Steele
13-Movie: Gung Ho (86)
36-Americas Black Forum
46-Movie: Body Rock (84)
69-1st and Ten
4:05
17-Movie: The Night They Took Miss Beautiful (Made for TV, 77)
4:30
11-Movie: Dead or Alive (44)

36-Community Journal
69-#1 Country
4:35
Retro: Shreveport/East Texas Sat 10/14/95
from TV Guide, Shreveport-Texarkana edition
3 KTBS-ABC Shreveport * 4 KDFW-Fox Dallas * 5 KALB-NBC Alexandria *
5f KXAS-NBC Fort Worth * 6 KTAL-NBC Texarkana-Shreveport *
7 KLTV-ABC Tyler-Longview * 8 KNOE-CBS Monroe-West Monroe * 8d WFAA-ABC Dallas *
9 KTRE-ABC Lufkin-Nacogdoches * 10 KTVE-NBC El Dorado * 11 KTVT-CBS Dallas *
12 KSLA-CBS Shreveport * 13 KLTM-PBS Monroe-West Monroe * 13d KERA-PBS Dallas *
14 KARD-Fox Monroe-West Monroe * 19 KLSB-NBC Lufkin-Nacogdoches *
24 KLTS-PBS Shreveport * 25 KLPA-PBS Alexandria * 31 KLAX-ABC Alexandria *
33 KMSS-Fox Shreveport * 39 KXTX-Ind Dallas * 51 KFXK-Fox/UPN Tyler-Longview *
56 KETK-NBC Lufkin-Nacogdoches
Morning
5:00
4 Infomercials
5-5f-56 NBC News Nightside
8d Travel Travel

33 Reality Check
39 Singsations
51 Dinosaurs
5:30
5 Iron Man
5f-39 Infomercial
7-9 US Farm Report
8d Country Reporter
19-56 Lighter Side of Sports
31 Space Strikers
33 Three's a Crowd
51 Goof Troop
6:00
4 Dragon Ball
5 Fantastic Four
5f Weekend Travel Update
6 Circumspect
7-9-39 Honey Hole TV Magazine
8 America's Backyard
8d Peppermint Place
10 New Captain Planet

12 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
13-24-25 GED
13d Sesame Street
14 Jellybean Jungle
19-56 Outdoor Trails
31 Teknoman
51 Infomercials
6:30
3-4-10 News for Kids
5f Main Floor
6-7-9 Bill Nye the Science Guy
8 American Adventurer
8d Peppermint Place
11 TBA
12 Happy Ness: The Secret of the Loch
14 Monster Mania
19-56 Your Mind & Body
39 Infomercials
7:00
3-7-8d-9-31 New Adventures of Madeline

4 Reality Check
5-5f-10-19-56 Today
8-11 Adventures of Hyperman
12 Jelly Bean Jungle
13-24-25 Personal Finance
13d Sesame Street
14-33-51 Where is Carmen Sandiego?
7:30
3-7-8d-9-31 Free Willy
6 Princess Gwenevere & the Jewel Riders
8-11-12 Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa
14-33-51 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
8:00
3-7-8d-9-31 George of the Jungle
4 News
6 AJ's Time Travelers
8-11 Aladdin
12 News
13-24-25 Ethics in America
13d Gerbert
14-33-51 Masked Rider

8:30
3-7-8d-9-31 Bump in the Night
6 Sing Me a Story: with Belle
8-11 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
13 Kidsongs
14-33-51 Eek!stravaganza
9:00
3-7-8d-9-31 Fudge
5-5f-6-10-19-56 Saved by the Bell
8-11-12 Mask
13-24-25 Joy of Painting
13d This Old House
14-33-51 Spider-Man
9:30
3-7-8d-9-31 Reboot
5-5f-6-10-19-56 Hang Time
8-11-12 Santo Bugito
13-24-25 Inspiration of Painting
13d Hometime
14-33-51 The Tick
10:00
3-7-8d-9-31 Bugs Bunny & Tweety
4 Iron Man
5-5f-6-10-19-56 Saved by the Bell
8 AJ's Time Travelers
11-12 Felix the Cat
13-24-25 Sewing Connection
13d Chef Paul Prudhomme's Fork in the Road
14-33-51 X-Men
39 Movie "Odd Jobs"
10:30
4 Fantastic Four
5-5f-6-10-19-56 California Dreams
8 Kidsworld
8d High School Football Roundup
9 Lumberjacks '95: Football
13-24-25 Sew Creative
13d Sunshine Cuisine
14-33-51 Life with Louie
11:00
3-7-8d-9-31 College Football: Florida-Auburn
4 Sweet Valley High
5-14 Nick News

5f-6 NBA Inside Stuff
8-11-12 Beakman's World
10 Bart Rockett
13-24-25 Sew Many Quilts
13d Frugal Gourmet
19-56 Siskel & Ebert
33 Iron Man
51 Infomercials
11:30
4 Inside High School Football
5-8-12 College Football: Georgia-Vanderbilt
5f Bill Nye the Science Guy
6 Gladiators 2000
11 Really Wild Animals
13-24-25 Victory Garden
13d Taste of Louisiana
19-56 Cowboys Special Edition
33 Fantastic Four
Afternoon
Noon
4-19-33-56 College Football: Texas Christian-Rice
5f Smart Sex
6 Movie "Trading Places"
10 Road to US Olympic Gold
11 Saved by the Bell
13-24-25 Frugal Gourmet
13d Grilling
14 Home Remedies
39 Rifleman
51 Movie "Hairspray"
12:30
10-14 Infomercial
13-24-25 Taste of Louisiana
13d Furniture on the Mend
39 Rifleman
1:00
5f Talk Street
10 Who's the Boss?
11 Movie "Mr. Destiny"
13-24-25 Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin'
13d Antiques Road Show
14 Movie "Downtown"
1:30
5f Colorado Picture Perfect
10 Movie "Bad Medicine"
13-24-25 Gourmet Cooking
13d Victory Garden
2:00
5f Infomercials
13-24-25 Chef Paul Prudhomme's Fork in the Road
13d Hometime
39 Bonanza
51 Movie "Someone to Watch Over Me"
2:30
3-7-8d-9-31 College Football: Oklahoma-Texas
5 Wheel of Fortune
6 Baywatch
8 Coach
12 Infomercial
13-24-25 Cooking at the Academy
13d New Yankee Workshop
3:00
5 Road to US Olympic Gild

5f This Week in Baseball
8-11-12 CBS Sports Show (International Team Challenge figure skating)
13-24-25 Master Chefs of Florida Culinary Institute
13d American Woodshop
14 Selene: A Bittersweet Story
39 Bonanza
3:30
4 Hard Copy
5-5f-6-10-19-56 Atlanta 1996 Olympic Preview
13-24-25 From a Country Garden
13d Country Inn Cooking with Gail Greco
33 Full House
4:00
4 Renegade
5-5f-6-10-19-56 USGA Golf Preview (look at US Open/US Senior Open/US Women's Open)
13-24-25 This Old House
13d Today's Gourmet
14 Baywatch Nights
33 Soul Train
39 Gunsmoke
51 Baywatch
4:30
13-24-25 Hometime
13d Cooking Secrets of the CIA
5:00
4 Baywatch Nights
5f-6-11 News
8 Extremists
10 Infomercial
12 Extra
13-24-25 American Woodshop
13d In Julia's Kitchen
14 Roseanne
19-56 Land's End
33 Family Matters
39 Gunsmoke
5:30
5-5f-10 NBC Nightly News
6 Wheel of Fortune
8-11 CBS Evening News
13-24-25 Furniture on the Mend
13d Great Chefs of the West
14-33 Fresh Prince of Bel Air

Evening
6:00
3 Baywatch Nights
4-7-8-8d-9-12 News
5-5f-6-10-19-56 Baseball: League Championship Series, Game 4
11 Extra
13-24-25 New Red Green
13d Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin'
14 Seinfeld
33 Land's End
39 One West Waikiki
51 Home Improvement
6:30
4 Cowboys Special Edition
7-8-8d-9 Wheel of Fortune
12 Inside Edition Weekend
13-24-25 Wild America
13d This Old House
14 Home Improvement
7:00
3-7-8d-9-31 Jeff Foxworthy
4-14-33-51 Martin
8-11-12 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
13-24-25 Lawrence Welk
13d Texas Parks & Wildlife
39 High Tide
7:30
3-7-8d-9-31 Maybe This Time
4-14-33-51 Preston Episodes
13d Wild America
8:00
3-7-8d-9-31 Movie "Picture Perfect"
4-14-33-51 Cops
8-11-12 Touched by an Angel
13-24-25 Austin City Limits
13d Movie "The Best Years of Our Lives"
39 Highlander
8:30
4-14-33-51 America's Most Wanted
9:00
4 News
5-5f-6-10-19-56 JAG
8-11-12 Walker, Texas Ranger
13-24-25 Eric Clapton Unplugged
14 NFL Gamebusters
33 One West Waikiki
39 Hitchhiker
9:30
4 Summerall-Aikman Cowboys Report
39 Hitchhiker
10:00
3-4-5-5f-6-7-8-8d-9-10-11-12-19-31-56 News
13-24-25 Black Adder
14-33-51 Mad TV (series debut)
39 Tejano Country
10:30
4 Mad TV
5-5f-6-10-19-56 Saturday Night Live
7-9 Baywatch Nights
11 Movie "Defending Your Life"
13-24-25 Doctor Who

39 On the Road Again
10:35
3 M*A*S*H
8 High Tide
12 Seinfeld
11:00
13d Mr. Bean
14 NFL Films Presents
33 Tales from the Crypt
39 News
51 Roseanne
11:05
3 Highlander
12 Sightings
11:30
4-33 Tales from the Crypt
7-9 Highlander
8d Siskel & Ebert
13d Doctor Who
14 Barry Switzer: Football

39 California Dreams
51 Jack Van Impe
11:35
8 Renegade
Late Night
Midnight
4 Tales from the Crypt
5 It's Showtime at the Apollo
5f American Gladiators
6 Night Stand with Dick Dietrick
8d Lonesome Dove: The Series
19-56 Land's End
39 Movie "Demonstone"
51 Infomercials
12:05
3 High Tide
12 Forever Knight
12:30
4 Beyond Reality
7-9 Movie "Chameleon Street"
11 Movie "Raw Deal" (from 1948, not the one with Ah-nuld)
31 Infomercials
12;35
8 Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years
1:00
4 The Extraordinary
5 Forever Knight
5f Hitchhiker
6-8d Infomercial
14 Deep South Wrestling
19-56 Sightings
33 Movie "Margin for Murder"
51 Full House
1:05
3 WCW Wrestling
12 Beyond Reality
13d TBA
1:30
5f Hitchhiker
8d Impact
51 Night Stand with Dick Dietrick
1:35
2:00
4-19-56 News
5 Movie "National Lampoon's Animal House"
8d La Vida
14 Step by Step
39 Infomercials
2:05
2:30
4 Infomercial
7-9 News
8d-51 Movie: TBA
11 Movie "CC & Company"

2:35
8 Comedy Showcase
3:00
4 Sea Hunt
5f NBC News Nightside
33 Movie "Flight of the Intruder"
39 Bonanaza
3:05
13d TBA
3:30
4 Sea Hunt
3:35
4:00
4 CNN Headline News

39 Wild Wild West
4:30
8d CNN Headline News
11 Jeffersons
51 Reality Check
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Re: Retro: Shreveport/East Texas Sat 10/14/95
> 9:30
> 4 Summerall-Aikman Cowboys Report
As in Pat and Troy, respectively?
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Re: Retro: Shreveport/East Texas Sat 10/14/95
> > 9:30
> > 4 Summerall-Aikman Cowboys Report
>
> As in Pat and Troy, respectively?
>
That's what I'm thinking :-D
Retro: Northern Wisconsin/Western UP Michigan Tues 3/12/91
from TV Guide, Northern Wisconsin edition
Marquette and Detroit channels listed CT
Green Bay/Appleton: 2-WBAY (CBS), 5-WFRV (ABC), 11-WLUK (NBC), 26-WGBA (Ind), 32-WXGZ
(Fox), 38-WPNE (PBS)
Madison: 3-WISC (CBS)
Milwaukee: 4-WTMJ (NBC), 6-WITI (CBS), 10-WMVS (PBS), 12-WISN (ABC), 18-WVTV (Ind), 24-
WCGV (Fox)
Marquette: 6m-WLUC (CBS/NBC), 13-WNMU (PBS)
Wausau/Rhinelander: 7 WSAW (CBS), 9-WAOW (ABC), 12w-WJFW (NBC), 20-WHRM (PBS)
La Crosse/Eau Claire: 8-WKBT (CBS), 13e-WEAU (ABC)
Park Falls: 36-WLEF (PBS)
Detroit: 50D-WKBD (Fox)
WJMN-3 Escanaba listings: see 5

WQOW-19 Eau Claire/WKOW-27 Madison listings: see 9
WHWC-28 Eau Claire-Menominee/WHLA-31 La Crosse listings: see 38
Morning
5:00
2 CBS Morning News
3 Joker's Wild
4 CNN Headline News
5-9-18 Infomercials
6 Ag Day
6m NBC News at Sunrise
50D Real Estate Classifieds
5:30
3-5-9 Morning Agriculture Report
6-6m CBS Morning News
12w Trump Card
13e Ag Day
50D Video Power
6:00
2-3-7 CBS Morning News

4-6-12 News
5-9 ABC World News This Morning
6 CBS This Morning
8 Morning Agriculture Report
10-20-36-38 To Life!
12w Graham Kerr
13e NBC News at Sunrise/Local News
18 Real Ghostbusters
24 Toon Town
32 First Business
50D GI Joe
6:15
10-20-36-38 AM Weather
6:30
2-3-11 News
8 CBS Morning News
9 Wake Up Wisconsin
12w NBC News at Sunrise
18 Super Mario Bros.
20-36-38 Homestretch
26 Alvin & the Chipmunks
32 Wake, Rattle & Roll

50D DuckTales
6:40
13 Ski Tips
6:50
13 AM Weather
7:00
2-3-6-7-8 CBS This Morning
4-11-12w-13e Today
5-9-12 Good Morning America
10 Sesame Street
13 Body Electric
18 Shake, Rattle & Roll
20-36-38 Economics U$A
26 Tiny Toon Adventures
32 Woody Woodpecker
50D Gummi Bears
7:30
13 Captain Kangaroo
18 Video Power
24 Dennis the Menace (classic series)

26 Muppet Babies
32 Jetsons
50D Dennis the Menace (Cartoon)
8:00
6m To Tell the Truth
10 Captain Kangaroo
13 Sesame Street
18-26 GI Joe
20-36-38 Captain Kangaroo
24 Muppet Babies
32 Ag Day
50D Happy Days
8:30
6m Infomercial
18 Flintstones
26 He-Man & the Masters of the Universe
32 Morning Stretch
50D Laverne & Shirley
9:00
2-6m-7 Barbara DeAngelis
3-11 Sally Jessy Raphael
4 Graham Kerr
5 Regis & Kathie Lee
6 Young & the Restless
8 $100,000 Pyramid
9-13e Phil Donahue
10 Homestretch
12 Geraldo
12w Wheel of Fortune
18-24 Infomercials
26 Police Academy (animated version)
32 Joan Rivers
50D Bewitched
9:30
2-6m-7-8 Family Feud
4 Magnum, PI
10 Body Electric
12w Concentration
18 Green Acres
26 It's a Living
50D Webster
10:00
2-3-6-6m-7-8 Price is Right
5 Home
10 Quilt in a Day
11 People's Court
12 Milwaukee's Talking
12w-13e To Tell the Truth
13 3-2-1 Contact
24 700 Club
26 Bullwinkle
32 Geraldo
50D Silver Spoons
10:30
4 Concentration
10 This Old House
11-12w-13e Trialwatch
13 Reading Rainbow
18 Amen
26 ThunderCats
50D Jeffersons
11:00
2-3-7-8 Young & the Restless

4-12w A Closer Look
5 Match Game
6m Upper Michigan Today
9 Home
10 Taste of Louisiana
11 To Tell the Truth
12 All My Children
13 Red Skelton: A Royal Performance
13e Wheel of Fortune
20-36-38 GED
26 Bewitched
32 Hardcastle & McCormick
50D Honeymooners
11:30
4 News
5-9 Loving
6m Young & the Restless
10-20-36-38 Sesame Street
11-13e A Closer Look
12w Hogan Family
18 People's Court
24 Too Close for Comfort
26 Graham Kerr
50D I Love Lucy
Afternoon
Noon
2-3-6-7-8-12-13e News
4-11-12w Days of Our Lives
5-9 All My Children
13 Instructional Programs
18 Love Connection
24 Mama's Family
26 Movie "Highway Dragnet" (followed by "Fighting Devil Dogs")
32 Infomercial
50D Andy Griffith
12:30
3-6-6m-7-8 Bold & the Beautiful
10-20-36-38 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
12 Home
13e Days of Our Lives
18 Movie "Harry in Your Pocket"
24 Andy Griffith
32 Judge
50D Beverly Hillbillies

1:00
2-3-6-6m-7-8 As the World Turns
4-11-12w Another World
5-9-12 One Life to Live
10 Ballooner Landing
24 Highway to Heaven
32 Movie "Dead or Alive"
50D Facts of Life
1:30
10 Homestretch
13e Another World
50D Alvin & the Chipmunks
2:00
2-3-6-6m-7-8 Guiding Light
4-11-12w Santa Barbara
5-9-12 General Hospital
10 Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin'
24 Toon Town
50D Peter Pan & the Pirates

2:20
13 Public Eye News
2:30
10 Frugal Gourmet
13 Sesame Street
13e Santa Barbara
18 Woody Woodpecker
24 Peter Pan & the Pirates
50D Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers
3:00
2 Personalities
3-4-5-6m-9 Oprah Winfrey
6 Judge
7-12 Regis & Kathie Lee
8-11 Highway to Heaven
10 Country Basketweaving
12w ALF
18 Jetsons
24-26 Gummi Bears
32 Woody Woodpecker
50D Tale Spin

3:30
2 Instant Recall
6 Night Court
10 Size Small
12w Golden Girls
13e Oprah Winfrey
18 Merrie Melodies
24-26 DuckTales
32 Video Power
50D Tiny Toon Adventures
4:00
2 Inside Edition
3-6-11 Phil Donahue
4 Challengers
5 Family Feud
6m Cosby Show
7 People's Court
9-12 Who's the Boss?
12w Entertainment Tonight
13 Square One Television

24-26 Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers
50D Growing Pains
4:30
2-7 A Current Affair
4-5-6m-13e Jeopardy!
8 Hard Copy
9 Growing Pains
10 Sesame Street
12 Cosby Show
12w Inside Edition
13-20-36-38 3-2-1 Contact
18 Family Ties
24-26 Tale Spin
50D Head of the Class
5:00
2-3-4-5-6-6m-9-11-12w-13e News
7 Cheers
8 Cosby Show
12 Golden Girls
20-36-38 Travel Magazine
24 Punky Brewster
26 Merrie Melodies
32 Jetsons
50D Who's the Boss?
5:30
2-3-6-6m-7-8 CBS Evening News
4-11-12w-13e NBC Nightly News
5-9-12 ABC World News Tonight
10 3-2-1 Contact
13-20-36-38 Nightly Business Report
18 Head of the Class
24 227
32 Partridge Family
50D Family Ties
Evening
6:00
2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-11-12-13e News
6m-12w Wheel of Fortune
10-13-20-36-38 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
18 Growing Pains

26 Mama's Family
32 Laverne & Shirley
50D Who's the Boss?
6:30
2-7 Cosby Show
3-9 M*A*S*H
4-5-13e Wheel of Fortune
6m Cheers
8-12 Inside Edition
12w Jeopardy!
18 ALF
26 It's a Living
32 Joker's Wild
50D Family Ties
7:00
2-3-6-6m-7-8 Rescue 911
4-11-12w-13e Matlock
5-9-12 Who's the Boss>
10 The Civil War
13 Nova
18 Movie "Dead or Alive"
20-36-38 Wisconsin War Journal

24 Star Trek
26 Bonanza
32 Soul Train Music Awards
50D Movie "Poltergeist III"
7:30
5-9-12 Davis Rules
20-36-38 Ken Burns: New Hampshire Filmmaker
8:00
2-3-6-6m-7-8 Movie "Above the Law"
5-9-12 Roseanne
24 Movie "Poltergeist III"
26 Movie "The World According to Garp"
8:05
13 Johnny Mathis-Chances Are
20-36-38 The Civil War
8:30
5-9-12 Coach
10 Eyes on the Prize II
9:00
4-11-12w-13e Law & Order

5-9-12 Eddie Dodd
18-50D News
9:30
32 On Scene
9:40
10 Eyes on the Prize II
10:00
2-3-4-5-6-6m-7-8-9-11-12-12w-13e News
13 Crime File
18 Three's Company
24 Bob Newhart
32 Arsenio Hall
50D M*A*S*H
10:30
2-3-6 Cheers
4-11-12w-13e Tonight Show (guest host Jay Leno)
5-18 Love Connection
6m America Tonight
7 Night Court
9-50D M*A*S*H
12 Golden Girls
13 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
24 Arsenio Hall
26 Movie "Sundance Cassidy & Butch the Kid" (aka Sundance & the Kid)
10:35
8 ALF
20-36-38 Mystery!
10:50
10 Mystery!
11:00
2-6-7 America Tonight
3 Newhart
5-9-12 Nightline
6m Wiseguy
18-50D Hunter
32 Party Machine with Nia Peeples
11:05
8 America Tonight
11:30
2-7 Wiseguy
3 Bob Newhart
4 Newhart
5 Hard Copy
6 Night Court
9 Rick Dees
11-12w-13e Late Night with David Letterman
12 A Current Affair
24 Party Machine with Nia Peeples
32 Record Guide Studio Scene
11:35
8 Wiseguy
20-36-38 Mystery!
11:50
10 Mystery!
Late Night
Midnight
3 Star Trek
4 Late Night with David Letterman
5 Rick Dees
6 Joan Rivers
12 Instant Recall
18 Three's Company
24 Soap
32 Columbo
50D Movie "Author! Author!"
12:10
6m Hard Copy
12:30
9 Hill Street Blues
11-12w-13e Later with Bob Costas
12 Simon & Simon
18 Amen
24 Infomercial
12:35
20-36-38 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler
12:40
2-7 Night Heat
6m News
12:45
8 Night Heat
12:50
1:00
3 Family Ties
4 Later with Bob Costas
5 Infomercials
6 Trump Card
11-13e News
12w Star Trek: The Next Generation
18 News
1:30
3 CBS News Nightwatch
4 Family Feud
6-12 News
9 Infomercials
24 Hard Copy
1:50
2:00
4 Joker's Wild
6 Home Shopping Club

12 Fall Guy
18 Greyhound Racing
50D Perry Mason
2:30
4 News
18 Twlight Zone
3:00
4 CNN Headline News
12 Milwaukee's Talking
18 Gunsmoke
50D Wild Bill Hickok
3:30
50D Donna Reed
4:00
18 Infomercials
50D Father Knows Best
4:30
50D CNN Headline NewsEdited by Bluenoser on 10/18/05

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Re: Retro: Northern Wisconsin/Western UP Michigan Tues 3/12/91
It looks like Milwaukee's independent station had a slightly stronger lineup than
its FOX station.
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Re: Retro: Northern Wisconsin/Western UP Michigan Tues 3/12/91

Didn't WVTV 18 air the McLean Stevenson sitcom Hello Larry at one point?
Retro: St. Louis, Sunday, Feb. 1, 1965
(Source: Edwardsville, Ill. Intelligencer)
KTVI 2 (ABC)
AM
7:50 Credo
7:55 News Break
8 Fisher Family
8:30 Religious Reporter
8:45 The Answer
9:15 Message Of The Rabbi
9:30 Sacred Heart
9:45 Catholic Mass
10:30 Discovery
11 Pro & Con
11:30 Viewpoint
PM
2 TBA
3 Golf
4 American Sportsman
5 Bullwinkle
5:30 Littlest Hobo

6 Sir Francis Drake
6:30 Wagon Train
7:30 Broadside
10 Chiller Theater (not listed)
KMOX-TV 4 (CBS)
AM
6:15 Big Picture
7:30 Camera Three
8 Sunday Morning
8:30 Faith of Our Fathers
9 Lamp Unto My Feet
10 Montage
10:30 Way Of Life
11 Quiz A Catholic
PM
1:30 Sports Spectacular
3 Alumni Fun
3:30 Scholarquiz
4 Best of Beany
4:30 Amateur Hour

5 Twentieth Century
5:30 World War I
6 Lassie
7 Ed Sullivan
8 For The People
9 Candid Camera
9:30 Whats My Line
10 News
10:15 News (CBS?)
KSD-TV 5 (NBC)
AM
7:55 Sign On
8 Video Tape (??)
8:30 Hour of St. Francis
9 Metropolitan Church Federation
10 Catholic Hour
10:45 Americans At Work
11 Film
11:30 The Passing Parade
11:45 Our Changing Times

PM
12 TBA
12:30 Gold Award Theatre (not listed)
2:30 Biography
3 Sunday
4 Wild Kingdom
4:30 College Bowl
5 Meet The Press
(no listing until 6:30)
6:30 Wonderful World Of Color
7:30 Bill Dana Show
8 Bonanza
9 TBA
10 News
10:15 Movie
KPLR 11
AM
8:30 News
9 Gospel Time
9:30 Revival
10 TBA
11 TBA

PM
12 Oral Roberts
1 Mantovani
1:30 Church of Christ
2 TBA
3 Wrestling
4 TBA
6:30 Safari
8 Special of the Week (no details)
9 Greatest Show on Earth
10 77 Sunset Strip
10-19-2005, 07:32 AM #2
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Re: Retro: St. Louis, Sunday, Feb. 1, 1965
> KMOX-TV 4 (CBS)
> AM
> 10:30 Way Of Life
> 11 Quiz A Catholic
> 11:30 Face The Nation

Anyone have more information about the "Quiz A Catholic" program? I'd
only heard about it one other time, as a program on KSTP-TV St. Paul,
which apparently aired on that station in the late 50's early 60's.
Sorry, my details are sketchy. I thought Quiz A Catholic was unique
to KSTP. Was this concept syndicated nationally for local production?
Retro: Cable Channels Tues 3/12/91
all listings CT
A&E
5:00 Fine Romance
5:30 Preview
6:00 Barchester Chronicles
7:30 Air Power
8:00 Ellery Queen
9:00 Fugitive
10:00 Avengers
11:00 Movie "Heartbeat"
1:00 O'Hara, US Treasury
4:00 Fugitive
5:00 Avengers
6:30 Air Power
8:00 Movie "The Song Remains the Same"
Mid. Movie "The Song Remains the Same"
AMC
5:00 Movie "Western Heritage"
6:15 Movie "The Farmer in the Dell"
7:30 Movie "Racing Lady"
8:45 Movie "Loving the Ladies"
10:00 Movie "The Silver Horde"
11:15 Movie "Trail Street"
12:45 Movie "M'liss"
2:00 Movie "The Silver Horde"
3:15 Movie "Trail Street"
4:45 Movie "M'liss"
6:00 Movie "Too Many Girls"
7:30 Movie "The Great Man Votes"
9:00 Movie "What Price Hollywood"
10:30 Movie "Too Many Girls"
Mid. Movie "The Great Man Votes"
1:30 Movie "What Price Hollywood"

3:00 Humphrey Bogart
4:00 Movie "Millionaire Playboy"
CNN
5:00 News
7:00 Gulf War News
8:00 News
2:00 Gulf War News
3:00 News
6:00 Moneyline
6:30 Crossfire
7:00 News
9:00 Gulf War News
10:00 Gulf Talk
11:00 News
Mid. Crossfire
12:30 News
1:30 Sports Tonight
2:00 Gulf Talk
2:30 News
3:00 Larry King Live (r)
4:00 Crossfire
4:30 News
C-SPAN
5:00 Public Affairs Programs
7:00 Viewer Call-In
5:30 Viewer Call-In
Disney Channel
5:00 Mousercise
5:30 You & Me, Kid
6:00 Good Morning, Mickey!
6:30 Care Bears
7:30 Welcome to Pooh Corner
8:30 Dumbo's Circus
10:00 Babar the Little Elephant
10:30 Fraggle Rock (animated version)
11:00 Lunch Box
11:30 Music Box
Noon Taking Care of Terrific
1:00 Danger Bay
1:30 Mouse Factory

2:00 Raccoons
2:30 Care Bears
3:30 Teen Win, Lose or Draw
4:00 Kids Incorporated
5:00 Movie "The Enchanted Forest"
6:30 Herself the Elf
7:00 The Easter Bunny is Coming to Town
8:00 Movie "The Lady from Shanghai"
9:30 Achievers
10:00 Movie "For All Mankind"
Mid. Movie "Silk Stockings"
2:00 Movie "The Lady from Shanghai"
3:30 Movie "For All Mankind"
Discovery Channel
8:00 Assignment
9:00 Medical Journal
9:30 Your Health!
10:00 Tastes of the World
Noon Rendezvous
12:30 Great Escape
1:00 Medical Journal
1:30 Your Health!
2:00 Tastes of the World
4:00 Mother Nature
4:30 Wildlife Chronicles
5:00 Beyond 2000
6:00 Rendezvous
6:30 World Monitor
7:00 Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War
8:30 Invention
9:00 Planet Earth
10:00 Wings
11:00 Survival!
Mid. World Monitor
1:00 World Away
2:00 sign-off
ESPN
5:00 SportsCenter
5:30 Nation's Business Today
7:30 SportsCenter
8:00 Big West Basketball Championship (From Long Beach, CA)
10:00 Getting Fit
10:30 Basic Training Workout
11:30 BodyShaping
Noon Body by Jake
12:30 World of Aviation
1:30 Amazing Games
2:30 1980 NCAA Final Four Highlights
3:00 Legends of Pro Wrestling
4:00 Skiing: Powder 8 World Championships
5:00 NBA Today
5:30 Up Close
6:00 SportsCenter
6:30 College Basketball Tournament Preview
7:00 Boxing: 2 Marvin Hagler bouts, including Hagler-Hearns from '85
8:00 Amazing Games
9:00 Expedition Earth
10:00 Snowmobiling: Eagle River World Championship
10:30 SportsCenter
11:00 Destination Spring
11:30 Skiing: World Cup slalom from Aspen
12:30 Star Shot

1:00 NBA Today
1:30 SportsCenter
2:00 Up Close
2:30 LPBT Bowling
4:00 Action Outdoors
4:30 Getting Fit
Family Channel
5:00 Marilyn Hickey
5:30 James Robison
6:30 Popeye
7:00 Dinosaucers
7:30 Littles
8:00 Hazel
8:30 Flying Nun
9:00 700 Club
10:00 Heart to Heart
10:30 Infomercial
11:00 Let's Eat Well
11:30 Healthy Kids
Noon Movie "Law & Order"
2:00 Father Knows Best (x2)
3:00 Batman
3:30 COPS
4:00 Popeye (x2)
5:00 Our House
7:00 Movie "Law & Order"
9:00 700 Club
11:00 Movie "Drums Across the River"
1:00 700 Club
2:00 Infomercials
4:30 Larry Lea
HBO
5:00 Movie "The Fabulous Baker Boys" cont'd
5:30 Phantom of the Opera
6:30 Babar
7:00 Movie "Wedding Day Blues"
8:30 Movie "How I Got Into College"
10:00 Movie "Bloodstone"
11:30 Movie "1941"
1:30 Movie "Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol"
3:00 Phantom of the Opera
3:45 Movie "Little Shop of Horrors" (Moranis version)
5:30 Movie "Wedding Day Blues"
7:00 Movie "Dangerous Liaisons"
9:00 Movie "Loose Cannons"

10:40 Movie "Easy Wheels"
12:10 Kids in the Hall
12:40 Movie "Breaking In"
2:20 Crack USA
3:05 Movie "The Gauntlet"
Lifetime
5:00 Infomercials
6:00 It Figures
7:00 Attitudes
8:00 What Every Baby Knows
8:30 Born Famous
9:00 Sister Kate
9:30 Day by Day
11:30 E/R
Noon Supermarket Sweep
12:30 Tracey Ullman
1:00 Moonlighting
2:00 Attitudes
3:00 Movie "The Clairvoyant"
5:30 Great American TV Poll

6:00 E/R
6:30 Duet
7:00 LA Law
8:00 Movie "Stop at Nothing"
10:00 Tracey Ullman
10:30 Days & Nights of Molly Dodd
11:00 E.N.G.
Mid. Infomercials
Cinemax
5:00 Movie "Twice Dead" cont'd
6:00 Movie "The Goodbye Girl"
8:00 Movie "Baby Blue Marine"
9:30 Movie "Animal Behavior"
11:00 Movie "Battle in Outer Space"
12:30 Movie "Young Frankenstein"
2:30 Movie "Inherit the Wind"
5:00 Movie "Worth Winning"
7:00 Movie "Staying Together"
8:30 Movie "Only When I Laugh"
10:30 Movie "The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea"
12:20 Movie "Wildest Dreams"
1:45 Movie "Back to Back"
3:25 Elvis '56

MTV
5:00 Videos
8:00 Daisy Fuentes
11:00 Andrew Daddo
3:00 Road to Daytona
5:00 Rockline
5:30 Hot Seat
6:30 Hot Seat
9:00 Rockline
10:30 Classic MTV
11:00 Kari Wuhrer
1:00 Videos
Nickelodeon
5:00 Lassie
5:30 Kidsworld
6:30 Yogi Bear
7:30 Heathcliff
8:00 Lassie
8:30 Maya the Bee
9:00 Eureeka's Castle
10:00 Elephant Show
11:00 David the Gnome
11:30 Little Koala
Noon Noozles
12:30 Maya the Bee
1:30 Lassie
2:00 Flipper
2:30 Looney Tunes
3:00 Healthcliff
3:30 Yogi Bear
4:00 You Can't Do That on Television
4:30 Hey Dude
5:00 Double Dare
5:30 Make the Grade
6:30 Looney Tunes
7:00 Mork & Mindy (x20
8:00 Get Smart
8:30 Dragnet
9:00 Saturday Night

9:30 Fernwood 2Night
10:30 Green Acres
11:00 Bewitched
11:30 Dobie Gillis
Mid. Patty Duke
12:30 My Three Sons
1:00 Donna Reed
1:30 Mister Ed
2:00 Bewitched
2:30 Dragnet
3:30 Fernwood 2Night
4:00 Dobie Gillis
4:30 My Three Sons
Showtime
5:00 Movie "They Were Expendable"
7:30 Movie "Danny"
9:00 Movie "Johnny Cool"
11:00 Movie "Hanna's War"
1:30 Movie "Breslin's Neighborhood"
3:00 Gambler
4:00 Owl TV
4:30 Movie "Danny"

6:00 Paul McCartney
7:00 Movie "Barefoot in the Park"
9:00 Movie "Hamburger Hill"
11:00 Movie "Everybody Wins"
12:40 Movie "Blue Thunder"
2:35 Movie "Haunted Summer"
4:25 Owl TV
WTBS Atlanta
5:30 Flintstones
6:00 Tom & Jerry
7:35 Bewitched
9:05 Movie "Club Med"
11:05 Perry Mason
12:05 Movie "The Mysterious Monsters"
2:05 Tom & Jerry
3:05 Flintstones
3:35 Brady Bunch
4:05 Good Times
4:35 Jeffersons
5:35 Andy Griffith

6:05 Happy Days
6:35 Sanford & Son
7:05 NBA: Philadelphia-Atlanta
9:20 Movie "Bullitt"
11:35 Movie "Hour of the Gun"
1:50 Movie "Carson City"
3:35 I Love Lucy
4:05 Hogan's Heroes
The Movie Channel
5:00 Movie "Little Dorrit" (pt 1) cont'd
7:00 Movie "The Human Comedy"
9:00 Movie "Back to the Future Part II"
11:00 Movie "The Bad & the Beautiful"
1:00 Movie "Catch Me If You Can"
3:00 Movie "Gigi"
5:00 Movie "House Party"
7:00 Movie "Back to the Future Part II"
9:00 Movie "Communion"
10:45 Movie "To Die For"
12:15 Movie "Catch Me If You Can"
2:00 Movie "House Party"
3:45 Movie "Little Dorrit" (conclusion)

TNN
8:00 VideoMorning
11:00 American Magazine
11:30 Top Card
Noon Remodeling & Decorating
12:30 On Stage
1:00 Country Standard Time
2:00 American Magazine
2:30 Top Card
3:00 Crook & Chase
3:30 On Stage
4:00 VideoPM
7:00 On Stage
7:30 Church Street Station
8:00 Nashville Now
9:30 Crook & Chase
10:00 On Stage
10:30 Church Street Station
11:00 Nashville Now
12:30 Crook & Chase
1:00 Country Standard Time
2:00 sign-off
TNT
5:00 Fun Zone

6:30 Popeye
8:00 Fraggle Rock (live-action version)
8:30 Muppet Show
9:00 Movie "Cabin in the Cotton"
10:35 Movie "The Glorious Hussy"
12:45 Movie "Tap Roots"
3:00 Movie "Ironclads"
5:30 Bugs Bunny
7:00 Movie "The Wings of Eagles"
9:15 Movie "Flying Leathernecks"
11:30 Movie "Captains of the Clouds"
2:00 Movie "Sky Commando"
3:30 Then Came Bronson
4:30 Trailer Camp
USA Network
5:00 Infomercials
6:00 Cartoon Express
9:00 New Mike Hammer
11:00 Judge (x2)
Noon Chain Reaction
1:00 Wipeout
2:30 $25,000 Pyramid
3:00 Judge
3:30 Divorce Court
4:00 Just the Ten of Us
4:30 Dance Party USA
5:00 Cartoon Express
6:00 MacGyver
8:00 Boxing: Bantamweight bout-Gaby Canizales v Miguel Lora
10:00 Miami Vice
11:00 Equalizer
Mid. Boxing (replay of 8pm)
2:00 Movie "Struggle Through Death"
4:00 Madame's Place
4:30 Infomercials
WGN Chicago
5:00 Facts of Life
5:30 Faith 20
6:00 Success N Life
7:00 Banana Splits
7:30 Bozo
8:30 Bewitched
9:00 Magnum, PI
10:00 Joan Rivers
11:00 Geraldo
Noon News
1:00 Andy Griffith
1:30 Dick Van Dyke
2:00 Honeymooners
3:00 Young Samson
3:30 DuckTales
4:30 Mask
6:30 Night Court
7:00 Soul Train Music Awards
9:00 News
10:00 Night Court
10:30 Medical Story
11:30 Movie "The Song Parade"
12:30 Movie "Money to Burn"
1:30 Twilight Zone
2:30 Soap
3:00 Movie "Flame of Youth"
4:15 Movie "Mad at the World"
WWOR Secaucus/NYC
5:00 Infomercials
7:30 Today's Monitor
8:00 Silver Spoons
8:30 It's a Living
9:00 9 Broadcast Plaza
Noon Bonanza
1:00 Laredo
2:00 Hawaii Five-O
3:00 Ironside
4:00 Switch
5:00 Cosby Show
5:30 Who's the Boss? (x2)
6:30 TBA
7:00 Quincy
8:00 Kojak
9:00 News
10:00 It Takes a Thief
11:00 Run for Your Life
Mid. Comedy Tonight
12:30 Joe Franklin

1:00 Infomercials
2:00 Home Shopping Spree
10-18-2005, 01:32 PM #2
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Re: Retro: Cable Channels Tues 3/12/91
This was not very long before "WWOR EMI Service" was given a deserved burial. Note how little
of the programming was actually WWOR's off-air feed; most of the programming came from the
Universal library (Bonanza, Ironside, Switch, Kojak, Run For Your Life, etc.).
By this point in time, the national feed was WWOR in name only.
> WWOR Secaucus/NYC
> 5:00 Infomercials
> 6:30 Children's Room
> 7:30 Today's Monitor
> 8:00 Silver Spoons
> 8:30 It's a Living
> 9:00 9 Broadcast Plaza
> Noon Bonanza
> 1:00 Laredo
> 2:00 Hawaii Five-O
> 3:00 Ironside
> 4:00 Switch
> 5:00 Cosby Show

> 5:30 Who's the Boss? (x2)
> 6:30 TBA
> 7:00 Quincy
> 8:00 Kojak
> 9:00 News
> 10:00 It Takes a Thief
> 11:00 Run for Your Life
> Mid. Comedy Tonight
> 12:30 Joe Franklin
> 1:00 Infomercials
> 2:00 Home Shopping Spree
> ______________

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> This was not very long before "WWOR EMI Service" was given a
> deserved burial. Note how little of the programming was
> actually WWOR's off-air feed; most of the programming came
> from the Universal library (Bonanza, Ironside, Switch,
> Kojak, Run For Your Life, etc.).
>
> By this point in time, the national feed was WWOR in name
> only.
My guess is the following shows came from the off-air feed: "Silver Spoons," "It's a Living," "9
Broadcast Plaza," "The Cosby Show," "Who's the Boss," "News" (obviously) and "Joe Franklin."
The line-up got much worse once WWOR started killing off its original shows such as "9
Broadcast Plaza." Was "Joe Franklin" an original?
The TBA at 6:30 I believe was referred to as a "Comedy Wheel" (in print, at least, but not on
screen). There were a bunch of short-lived series, namely "George Burns Comedy Week," from
the Universal library that were packaged together.
WWOR EMI Service, BTW, didn't meet its demise until Dec. 31, 1996, so it still had another half-
decade to go.
> > WWOR Secaucus/NYC
> > 5:00 Infomercials
> > 6:30 Children's Room
> > 7:30 Today's Monitor
> > 8:00 Silver Spoons

> > 8:30 It's a Living
> > 9:00 9 Broadcast Plaza
> > Noon Bonanza
> > 1:00 Laredo
> > 2:00 Hawaii Five-O
> > 3:00 Ironside
> > 4:00 Switch
> > 5:00 Cosby Show
> > 5:30 Who's the Boss? (x2)
> > 6:30 TBA
> > 7:00 Quincy
> > 8:00 Kojak
> > 9:00 News
> > 10:00 It Takes a Thief
> > 11:00 Run for Your Life
> > Mid. Comedy Tonight
> > 12:30 Joe Franklin
> > 2:00 Home Shopping Spree
>>
>
10-18-2005, 05:46 PM #4
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> 3-12 is my Birthday.
Does anyone have tv guides for WWOR on that day from the mid fifties or the mid sixties?
Thanks
10-18-2005, 06:17 PM #5
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> My guess is the following shows came from the off-air feed:
> "Silver Spoons," "It's a Living," "9 Broadcast Plaza," "The
> Cosby Show," "Who's the Boss," "News" (obviously) and "Joe
> Franklin." The line-up got much worse once WWOR started
> killing off its original shows such as "9 Broadcast Plaza."
> Was "Joe Franklin" an original?
A very famous original. Franklin had his late-night interview show on WWOR for more than 40
years before quitting, having begun in 1950 and ending not long before the nationwide WWOR
feed did.
> WWOR EMI Service, BTW, didn't meet its demise until Dec. 31,
> 1996, so it still had another half-decade to go.
Boy, it sure seems like Animal Planet has been around longer than that.______________

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This was not very long before "WWOR EMI Service" was given a
deserved burial. Note how little of the programming was
actually WWOR's off-air feed; most of the programming came
from the Universal library (Bonanza, Ironside, Switch,
Kojak, Run For Your Life, etc.).
Bonanza was not a Universal show, and it and Hawaii Five-O were also on the New
York station.
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> My guess is the following shows came from the off-air feed:
> "Silver Spoons," "It's a Living," "9 Broadcast Plaza," "The
> Cosby Show," "Who's the Boss," "News" (obviously) and "Joe
> Franklin." The line-up got much worse once WWOR started
> killing off its original shows such as "9 Broadcast Plaza."
> Was "Joe Franklin" an original?
Here's the schedule, with notes on what was actual feed and what was EMI:
> WWOR Secaucus/NYC
> 5:00 Infomercials (NYC)
> 6:30 Children's Room (EMI; produced by the Christian Science Monitor)
> 7:30 Today's Monitor (EMI; Monitor program)
> 8:00 Silver Spoons (NYC)
> 8:30 It's a Living (NYC)
> 9:00 9 Broadcast Plaza (NYC)
> Noon Bonanza (NYC)
> 1:00 Laredo (EMI)

> 2:00 Hawaii Five-O (NYC)
> 3:00 Ironside (EMI)
> 4:00 Switch (EMI)
> 5:00 Cosby Show (NYC; oddly, when syndicators switched from Viacom to Carsey-Werner, this
became a replaced program)
> 5:30 Who's the Boss? (x2)(NYC)
> 6:30 TBA (EMI; the "Comedy Wheel")
> 7:00 Quincy (EMI)
> 8:00 Kojak (EMI)
> 9:00 News (NYC)
> 10:00 It Takes a Thief (EMI)
> 11:00 Run for Your Life (EMI)
> Mid. Comedy Tonight (EMI)
> 12:30 Joe Franklin (NYC)
> 1:00 Infomercials (don't know; most likely NYC)
> 2:00 Home Shopping Spree (NYC)
>
I think Quincy and Kojak replaced the nightly movie seen in NYC.
Does anyone have a New York City schedule for this date? If so, what shows did the original
WWOR carry?
By the way, WGN also started a similar national service in January 1990, at the same time
WWOR's distributor started theirs. At the time, United Video (since absorbed by Gemstar / TV
Guide), WGN's distributor, did the replacement programming; that job was later handed down to
WGN themselves.
Here's their national schedule, and what was local or not:
> WGN Chicago
> 5:00 Facts of Life (Chicago)
> 5:30 Faith 20 (Chicago)
> 6:00 Success N Life (Chicago, I think)
> 7:00 Banana Splits (National)
> 7:30 Bozo (Chicago)
> 8:30 Bewitched (national)
> 9:00 Magnum, PI (Chicago)
> 10:00 Joan Rivers (Chicago)
> 11:00 Geraldo (Chicago)
> Noon News (Chicago)
> 1:00 Andy Griffith (Chicago)
> 1:30 Dick Van Dyke (Chicago)
> 2:00 Honeymooners (Chicago)
> 2:30 Leave It to Beaver (Chicago)
> 3:00 Young Samson (national)
> 3:30 DuckTales (Chicago)
> 4:00 Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers (Chicago)
> 4:30 Mask (Chicago)
> 5:00 Charles in Charge (Chicago)
> 5:30 Abbott & Costello (national)
> 6:00 I Dream of Jeannie (national)

> 6:30 Night Court (Chicago)
> 7:00 Soul Train Music Awards (Chicago)
> 9:00 News (Chicago)
> 10:00 Night Court (Chicago)
> 10:30 Medical Story (national)
> 11:30 Movie "The Song Parade" (national)*
> 12:30 Movie "Money to Burn" (national)*
> 1:30 Twilight Zone (Chicago)
> 2:00 One Day at a Time (Chicago)
> 2:30 Soap (Chicago)
> 3:00 Movie "Flame of Youth" (national)*
> 4:15 Movie "Mad at the World" (national)*
* -- In the early days, United replaced many of WGN's movies with short, unknown films, mainly
from the Republic Pictures library.
Also, does anyone have the original WGN schedule from Chicago on this day?
>
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Joe Franklin was orginaly on WABC ch. 7 from 1950 to early 1960s
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> > 3-12 is my Birthday.
> Does anyone have tv guides for WWOR on that day from the mid
> fifties or the mid sixties?
> Thanks
>
Yes here is schedule per NYC TV Guide from 9/4/65 to 9/10/1965 when CH. 9 was still called
WOR-TV IN NYC
Saturday 9/4/1965
8:30 AM MOVIE ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS
10AM BOTTLECAP BASEBALL (KIDS HIT BOTTLECAPS INSIDE A STUDIO IN PLACE OF BASEBALLS)
10;30 COOKING SHOW

11AM MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE THE WINDOW REPRTADED AT 12;30 AND 2PM
3;30 MOVIE HIGHER AND HIGHER
5;15 JAPAN FOLK DANCING
5;30 MOVIE GOLIATH AGAINST THE GIANTS
7;55 NEW YORK METS AT ST LOUIS CARDINALS
11PM MOVIE AYER FUE PRIMAVERA
SUNDAY 9/5/1965
8AM-11AM RELIGOUS AND PUBLIC AFFAIR SHOWS
11AM AND 12;30 PM MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE THE WINDOW
2PM FILM FEATURE
2;25 NEW YORK METS AT ST LOUIS CARDINALS
5;30 FIRESIDE THEATER
6PM MILLION DOLLA MOVIE THE WINDOW
7;30 MOVIE THE COMPANY SHE KEEPS
9;15 MOVIE THE PATH OF HOPE
11PM MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE THE WINDOW
MONDAY 9/6/65
FIRST SHOW SPEAK UP
11;30AM MEMORY LANE WITH JOE FRANKLIN
1PM FILM FEATURE
1;30 WONDERS OF THE WORLD
1;55 NEW YORK METS AT MILWAUKEE BRAVES DOUBLEHEADER

8;30 PM DANGER IS MY BUSINESS
9PM DEATH VALLEY DAYS
9;30PM MOVIE THE SAINT MEETS THE TIGER 1943
11PM MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE ON DANGEROUS GROUND
TUESDAY-FRIDAY
11AM SPEAKUP
11;30AM MEMORY LANE WITH JOE FRANKLIN
1PM MOVIE DIFFERENT EACH DAY
2;30PM KEYHOLE
3PM MOVIE DIFFERENT EACH DAY
4;30 MIKE DOUGLAS
6PM NEWS
TUESDAY 9/7/65
6;30 PM TRAILS WEST (DEATH VALLEY DAYS RERUNS HOSTED BY RAY MILLAND)
7PM HARRIGAN AND SON
7;30 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE ON DANGEROUS GROUND
9PM SPECIAL SECOND MRS TANGUERAY (play)
10;30 fireside theater
11PM MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE REPEATED
WEDNESDAY 9/8/65
6;30 TRAILS WEST
7PM TRAILS WEST
7;30 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE ON...
9PM CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING
10PM ON STAGE
11PM MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE ON...
THURSDAY 9/9/65
6;30 HY GARDNER
7;30 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE ON...
9PM MOVIE ASSUNTA SPINA
10;30 LADIES OF THE PRESS
11PM MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE ON...
FRIDAY 9/10/65
6;30 PM MOVIE THE PAINTED DESSERT (clark gable AND wILLIAM BOYD)
7;30PM GOLF TIPS
7;40 RALPH KINER
7;55 MILWAUKEE BRAVES AT NEW YORK METS
11PM MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE ON....
10-19-2005, 12:15 AM #10

RobertMoore
Guest
> This was not very long before "WWOR EMI Service" was given a
> deserved burial. Note how little of the programming was
> actually WWOR's off-air feed; most of the programming came
> from the Universal library (Bonanza, Ironside, Switch,
> Kojak, Run For Your Life, etc.).
Thats because WWOR was owned by MCA(Pre-NBCUniversal) before it was sold off to Chris-
Craft/Untied, which explains the resaon for most of the Universal TV library being shown on the
station.
> > > 3-12 is my Birthday.
> > Does anyone have tv guides for WWOR on that day from the
> mid
> > fifties or the mid sixties?
> > Thanks
>>
> Yes here is schedule per NYC TV Guide from 9/4/65 to
> 9/10/1965 when CH. 9 was still called WOR-TV IN NYC
This is fascinating, especially showing the late morning sign-on and the famous dependence of
RKO on repeating the same "Million Dollar Movie" over and over and over ...
But I believe the original poster was asking for schedules for his exact birthday of March 12.______________

Retro: Minnesota Thurs 6/24/93
from TV Guide: Minnesota State edition
KDLH 3-Duluth (CBS)
6:00 Vicki!
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Oprah Winfrey
4:00 Phil Donahue
6:00 News
6:30 Inside Edition
7:00 Top Cops
8:00 Connie Chung

9:00 Picket Fences
10:00 News
10:35 Cheers
11:05 Silk Stalkings
12:05 Infomercial
12:35 Arsenio Hall
1:35 sign-off
KBJR 6-Duluth (NBC)
6:00 Tale Spin
7:00 Today
10:00 Another World
Noon TBA
1:00 John & Leeza
2:00 700 Club
3:00 Darkwing Duck
3:30 Goof Troop
4:00 Cosby Show
4:30 Jeopardy!
5:00 News

6:00 News
7:30 Wings
8:00 Cheers
8:30 Seinfeld
9:00 Sisters
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show
12:35 Paradise Beach
2:00 sign-off
WDSE 8-Duluth (PBS)
6:45 AM Weather
7:00 Body Electric
8:00 Sesame Street
9:00 Lamb Chop's Play-Along
10:30 Woodcarving with Rick Butz
11:00 Amish Cooking

11:30 Sesame Street
1:00 Movie: TBA
3:30 Sesame Street
7:00 Space Age
8:00 Venture North
8:30 Album
9:00 New Explorers
9:30 Happenings in Education
10:30 Hometime
Mid. Mystery!
1:00 People's Palace
2:05 sign-off
WDIO 10-Duluth/WIRT 13-Hibbing (ABC)
6:00 News

9:00 Geraldo
10:00 Home
11:00 News
11:30 Loving
3:00 Mr. Belvedere
4:00 Full House
4:30 Golden Girls
5:00 People's Court
6:00 News
7:00 Matlock
8:00 Crossroads
9:00 Primetime Live
10:00 News
10:35 Nightline
11:35 Rush Limbaugh
12:35 Infomercial
1:05 sign-off
KAWE 9-Bemidji/KAWB 22-Brainerd (PBS)
6:45 AM Weather
7:00 Body Electric
8:00 Sesame Street
9:30 Graham Kerr's Kitchen
10:00 Embroidery Studio
10:30 Welcome to My Studio
11:00 New Horizons in Bonsai
11:30 Dinosaurs!
12:30 Cholesterol Challenge: Can You Cut It?
1:30 'de Medici Kitchen
2:30 Sesame Street
5:00 Start Your Own Business
5:30 Covert Bailey's Fit or Fat
7:00 Living Well
7:30 North Country Edition
8:00 Mystery!
10:00 Venture North
10:30 America with Dennis Wholey
Mid. Save the Males: An Endangered Species
1:00 sign-off
KWCM 10-Appleton (PBS)
6:15 Homestretch
6:45 AM Weather
7:00 Second-Language Programs for Young Children
8:00 Sesame Street
9:00 AM Weather
9:15 To Life!
9:30 Body Electric
10:00 Painting with Norma
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Outdoor Wisconsin
1:00 Nova
2:00 Millennium

5:00 Body Electric
7:00 Venture North
7:30 Your Organic Garden
8:00 Space Age
9:00 Mystery!
Mid. Charlie Rose
1:00 sign-off
KTCA 2-Minneapolis/St. Paul (PBS)
6:15 AM Weather
8:00 Sesame Street

11:30 Sesame Street
1:00 Charlie Rose
2:00 Frugal Gourmet
2:30 Classic Spanish Cooking
3:00 Health Talk & You
3:30 John Stobart's Worldscape
5:00 Ghostswriter
7:00 Great Journeys
8:00 Giant Nile
9:00 Mystery!
10:00 Waiting for God
10:30 Fall & Rise of Reginald Perrin
11:00 TBA
1:00 sign-off
WCCO 4-Minneapolis-St. Paul/KCCO 7-Alexandria/KCCW 12-Walker (CBS)
5:00 (WCCO) News

8:00 Phil Donahue
Noon News
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Jeopardy!
3:30 Family Feud
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 Top Cops
8:00 Connie Chung
9:00 Picket Fences
10:00 News
12:05 Scene of the Crime
1:05 (WCCO) Infomercial
(KCCO-KCCW) sign-off
1:35 (WCCO) CBS News Up to the Minute

KSTP 5-Minneapolis-St. Paul/KSAX-42 Alexandria/KRWF-43 Redwood Falls (ABC)
6:00 News
9:00 Maury Povich
10:00 Joan Rivers
11:00 Home
11:30 News
3:00 Good Company
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 Matlock
8:00 Crossroads
9:00 Primetime Live
10:00 News
11:05 Golden Girls
11:35 Nightline
12:35 Rush Limbaugh
1:35 News
2:10 ANC News
KMSP 9-Minneapolis/St. Paul (Ind)
5:00 Infomercial
6:00 Widget
6:30 James Bond Jr.
7:00 DuckTales
8:00 Stunt Dawgs
10:00 Richard Bey
Noon Jenny Jones
1:30 People's Court
2:30 Family Ties

3:30 Tale Spin
4:00 Darkwing Duck
4:30 Goof Troop
5:00 Full House
5:30 Growing Pains
6:00 M*A*S*H
6:30 Murphy Brown
7:00 Movie "Agatha Christie's 'The Man in the Brown Suit'"
9:00 News
10:00 M*A*S*H
11:05 Arsenio Hall
1:05 Odd Couple
1:35 Infomercials
2:35 Jeffersons
3:05 That's Amore
3:35 Movie "Pat & Mike" (colorized)
KARE 11-Minneapolis/St. Paul (NBC)
6:00 News
7:00 Today
9:00 News
10:00 Caesars Challenge
10:30 Concentration
11:00 Another World
1:00 John & Leeza
2:00 Vicki!
3:00 Geraldo
4:00 Beat the Odds (Children's Defense Fund awards, You Bet Your Life normally aired here)
4:30 Hard Copy
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:30 Wings
8:00 Cheers
8:30 Seinfeld
9:00 Sisters
10:00 News
10:35 Cheers
11:05 Tonight Show
1:35 News

KLGT 23-Minneapolis/St. Paul (Ind)
6:30 TBA
7:00 Life Today
8:00 Miracle Invasion
8:30 TBA
11:00 Love Boat
Noon Highway to Heaven
1:00 Gunsmoke
2:00 Bonanza
3:30 Okavango
5:00 Saved by the Bell (x2)
6:00 21 Jump Street
7:00 Hunter
8:00 Matlock

10:00 Hunter
Mid. TBA
KITN 29-Minneapolis/St. Paul (Fox)
5:00 We Love Lucy
5:30 Hogan's Heroes
6:30 Casper
7:00 Jetsons
7:30 Darkwing Duck
8:00 Beetlejuice
9:00 Munsters Today
9:30 Out of This World
10:00 700 Club
11:00 New Leave It to Beaver
Noon Andy Griffith
1:00 My Three Sons
2:30 Brady Bunch

4:30 Batman (animated)
5:30 Cosby Show
6:30 Wonder Years
7:00 Simpsons
7:30 Martin
8:30 Down the Shore
9:00 Street Justice
10:00 Star Trek
11:05 Studs
1:05 Hogan's Heroes
1:35 Honeymooners
2:05 Movie "The Seven Magnificent Gladiators"
4:00 Twilight Zone (x2)
KEYC 12-Mankato (CBS)
6:00 Ag Day
Noon News
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Oprah Winfrey
4:00 Geraldo
5:00 M*A*S*H
6:00 News
7:00 Top Cops
8:00 Connie Chung
9:00 Picket Fences
10:00 News
12:30 sign-off
KAAL 6-Austin (ABC)

10:00 Home
11:30 Loving
3:00 Cosby Show
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 Matlock
8:00 Crossroads
9:00 Primetime Live
10:00 News
10:35 Nightline
11:35 Night Court
12:05 ANC News
1:05 sign-off
KSMQ 15-Austin (PBS)
7:45 AM Weather
8:00 Sesame Street
11:00 Art of Alexander & Paulson
11:30 Homestretch
Noon Sesame Street
1:00 Cookin' Cheap
1:30 New Garden
2:00 Crafting for the '90s
2:30 27:Fifty
3:00 Sesame Street
5:00 Body Electric
8:00 Mystery!
9:00 Clive James Fame in the 20th Century

12:05 sign-off
KTTC 10-Rochester (NBC)
5:30 Ag Day
7:00 Today
9:00 Geraldo
10:00 John & Leeza
11:00 Concentration
1:00 Another World
2:00 Vicki!
3:00 Oprah Winfrey
4:00 Inside Edition
4:30 Hard Copy
5:00 Jeopardy!
6:00 News

7:30 Wings
8:00 Cheers
8:30 Seinfeld
9:00 Sisters
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show
1:05 News
KIMT 3-Mason City (CBS)
8:00 Phil Donahue
Noon News
2:00 Guiding Light

4:00 Darkwing Duck
5:00 Andy Griffith
6:00 News
6:30 Murphy Brown
7:00 Top Cops
8:00 Connie Chung
9:00 Picket Fences
10:00 News
10:30 Cheers
11:00 M*A*S*H
Mid. Rush Limbaugh
1:30 News
KYIN 24-Mason City (PBS)
6:15 Homestretch
6:45 AM Weather
7:00 Jump Over the Moon
8:00 Sesame Street

10:00 Painting with Norma
10:30 Nathalie Dupree Cooks
Noon Reading Rainbow
1:00 Dinosaurs!
2:00 Sex, Power & the Workplace
3:00 Sit & Be Fit
4:00 Sesame Street
6:30 Naturescene
7:00 Wild America
7:30 Iowa This Weekend
9:00 Mystery!
10:30 Center Stage
Mid. sign-off
WEAU 13-Eau Claire (NBC)

5:30 Ag Day
6:00 NBC News at Sunrise/Local News
7:00 Today
9:00 Phil Donahue
11:00 Concentration
Noon News
1:30 Another World
2:30 John & Leeza
3:30 Oprah Winfrey
4:30 Jeopardy!
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:30 Wings
8:00 Cheers
8:30 Seinfeld
9:00 Sisters
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show

1:05 News
WQOW 18-Eau Claire/WXOW 19-La Crosse (ABC)
6:00 ABC World News This Morning/Local News
10:00 Home
11:00 ANC News
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Family Feud
3:30 Growing Pains
4:30 Golden Girls
6:00 (WQOW) Baseball: Milwaukee-Cleveland
(WXOW) News
6:30 (WXOW) Cheers
7:00 (WXOW) Matlock
8:00 (WXOW) Crossroads

9:00 Primetime Live
10:00 News
10:35 M*A*S*H
11:05 Newhart
11:35 Nightline
12:05 Rush Limbaugh
12:35 sign-off
WKBT 8-La Crosse (CBS)
9:00 Vicki!
Noon News
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Maury Povich
4:00 Designing Women (x2)
5:00 Full House
6:00 News
6:30 Roseanne
7:00 Top Cops
8:00 Connie Chung
9:00 Picket Fences
10:00 News
10:35 Murphy Brown
11:35 Arsenio Hall
12:35 Jane Whitney
3:05 Infatuation
3:35 sign-off
WLAX 25-La Crosse/WEUX 48-Eau Claire (Fox)
6:00 DuckTales
7:00 Tale Spin
7:30 Darkwing Duck
8:00 Beetlejuice
10:00 Geraldo
11:00 Joan Rivers
Noon Jenny Jones
1:00 People's Court

1:30 Paradise Beach
3:30 Goof Troop
4:30 Batman
5:30 Hogan Family
6:00 Wonder Years
7:00 Simpsons
7:30 Martin
8:30 Down the Shore
10:00 Studs
11:30 Time Trax
12:30 Infomercial
1:30 sign-off
WHLA 31-La Crosse/WHWC 28-Menominee (PBS)
6:00 Stretching for Life with Priscilla Patrick

6:15 AM Weather
6:30 Homestretch
7:00 By the Numbers
9:00 Sesame Street
11:00 GED
11:30 Sesame Street
1:00 Art of Sewing
1:30 Quilt in a Day
2:30 Woodcarving with Rick Butz
3:00 Amish Cooking
3:30 Rod & Reel: Streamside
4:00 Newton's Apple
7:00 Outdoor Wisconsin
7:30 Wild America
8:00 This Old House

8:30 Frugal Gourmet
9:00 Mystery
10:00 Avengers
11:00 Charlie Rose
12:05 sign-off
10-19-2005, 10:05 PM #2
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Re: Retro: Minnesota Thurs 6/24/93
Could you please post the Saturday 6/19 schedule as soon as possible?
10-20-2005, 08:25 AM #3
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Re: Retro: Minnesota Thurs 6/24/93
> Could you please post the Saturday 6/19 schedule as soon as
> possible?
>
That'll be up later today!
Retro: Minnesota Sat 6/19/93
2 KTCA-PBS Minneapolis-St. Paul * 3 KDLH-CBS Duluth * 3m KIMT-CBS Mason City *
4 WCCO-CBS Minneapolis-St. Paul * 5 KSTP-ABC Minneapolis-St. Paul *
6 KBJR-NBC Duluth * 6a KAAL-ABC Austin * 7 KCCO-CBS Alexandria *
8 WDSE-PBS Duluth * 8l WKBT-CBS La Crosse * 9 KMSP-Ind Minneapolis-St. Paul *
9b KAWE-PBS Bemidji * 10 WDIO-ABC Duluth * 10a KWCM-PBS Appleton *
10r KTTC-NBC Rochester * 11 KARE-NBC Minneapolis-St. Paul *
12 KEYC-CBS Mankato * 13 WEAU-NBC Eau Claire * 15 KSMQ-PBS Austin *
18 WQOW-ABC Eau Claire * 19 WXOW-ABC La Crosse *
23 KLGT-Ind Minneapolis-St. Paul * 24 KYIN-PBS Mason City *
25 WLAX-Fox La Crosse * 28 WHWC-PBS Menominee *
29 KITN-Fox Minneapolis-St. Paul * 31 WHLA-PBS La Crosse
5 relayed by KSAX-42 Alexandria, KRWF-43 Redwood Falls
7 relayed by KCCW-12 Walker

10 relayed by WIRT-13 Hibbing
25 relayed by WEUX-48 Eau Claire
Morning
5:00
6-10r-11 NBC News Nightside
9 Infomercials
29 We Love Lucy
5:30
29 Hogan's Heroes
6:00
3m Designing Women
4-7 Back to the Future
5 Bugs Bunny & Tweety
6 Tom & Jerry
8l Mr. Bogus
10 Wizard of Oz
11 Home Again
13 Runaway with the Rich & Famous
28-31 Sociological Imagination
6:30
3 Beakman's World
3m Bullwinkle
4-7 Sea-Monkeys
8l ALF
10 King Arthur
10r Independent School District 535
11 Full Circle
13 Ag Day: Weekend Edition
18-19 US Farm Report
23 Infomercial
25-29 Captain Planet
7:00
2 Sesame Street
3-3m-4-7-8l-12 Fievel's American Tails
5-18-19 A Pup Named Scooby Doo
6-10r-13 Saturday Today
6a Who's the Boss?
9 Car Care Seminar
10 Grandma's Marathon Start
10a Homestretch
11 News
23 Richie Rich
24 Voices & Visions
25-29 Dog City
28-31 Something Ventured
7:30
3-3m-4-7-8l-12 Little Mermaid
5-6a-18-19 COW-Boys of Moo Mesa
8 Covert Bailey's Fit or Fat
9 Senior Citizens Forum
10a Sesame Street
23 Fantastic Max
25-29 Bobby's World
8:00
2 Your Organic Garden
3-3m-4-7-8l-12 Garfield & Friends
8-9b-15 Sesame Street
23 Wacky Races
24-28-31 Seasons of Life
25-29 Tom & Jerry Kids
8:30
2 Victory Garden
5 News
6-10-18-19 Addams Family
9 Infomercials
10a Lamb Chop's Play-Along
23 Dastardly & Muttley in Their Flying Machines
25-29 Eek! the Cat
9:00
2 Venture North
3-3m-4-7-8l-12 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
5 Scratch
6-13 Saved by the Bell
6a-10-18-19 Land of the Lost
8 Hometime
9b Shining Time Station
10a Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
10r Real Estate Classifieds
15 You Can Choose
23 Diff'rent Strokes
24 Barney & Friends
25-29 Tiny Toon Adventures
28-31 Stained Glass
9:30
2 Call of the Wild
5 ZooLife with Jack Hanna

6-10r-13 California Dreams
8 Happenings in Education
9r Long Ago & Far Away
10 Grandma's Marathon Finish
10a Barney & Friends
15 Welcome to My Studio
25-29 Taz-Mania
28-31 Sewing with Nancy
10:00
2 Rod & Reel
3-3m-4-7-8l-12 Cyber COPS
5 Land of the Lost
6-10r-13 Saved by the Bell
6a-18-19 Bugs Bunny & Tweety
8-9b Nova
10a Square One Television
11 NBA Inside Stuff
15 Inspiration of Painting
23 Superboy
24 Lilias!
25-29 X-Men
28-31 Strip Quilting

10:30
2 MotorWeek
3-3m-4-7-8l-12 Raw Toonage
5-6a-10-18-19 Darkwing Duck
6-10r-13 Name Your Adventure
10a-24 Covert Bailey's Fit or Fat
25-29 Super Dave
28-31 Inspiration of Painting
11:00
2 Market to Market
3-3m-12 Sea-Monkeys
4-7 WWF Wrestling
5-6a-10-18-19 Winnie the Pooh
6-10r NBA Inside Stuff
8 Quilting for the 90s
8l Tom & Jerry
9 Knights & Warriors
9b Sewing Connection
10a Your Organic Garden
11-13 Beakman's World
15 Classic Spanish Cooking with Chef Ef

23 TBA
24 World of Collector Cars
28-31 Brush with Art
29 Infomercials
11:30
2 Wall Street Week
3-12 Back to the Future
3m Beakman's World
5-6a-10-18-19 Weekend Special (conclusion of "Runaway Ralph")
8 Sewing with Nancy
8l Gulliver's Travels
9b-10a-15 Victory Garden
11 Infomercial
13 Jenny & Me
24 Rod & Reel: Streamside
28-31 Mexican Kitchen
Afternoon
Noon
2 Bizweek
3m-4-7-8l Infomercial
5-6a-10-18-19 US Open Golf
6 Movie "The Cowboy & the Lady"
8 Tracks Ahead
9 Movie "Gunfight at Comanche Creek"
9b-15 Frugal Gourmet
10a Market to Market
10r Movie "Take Me Out to the Ball Game"
11 Home Again
13 Movie "Children in the Crossfire"
24 MotorWeek
25 Baseball: Milwaukee-Detroit
28-31 Ciao Italia
29 Movie "Freaky Friday"
12:30
2 McLaughlin Group
3-3m-4-7 Baseball: Minnesota-NY Yankees
8 World of Collector Cars
8l Movie "Red-Headed Stranger"
9b-10a-15 This Old House
11-12 Infomercial
24 Hometime
28-31 Yan Can Cook
1:00
2 Nature
8-10a-24 New Yankee Workshop
9b Woodwright's Shop
11 Super Sports Follies
12 Hee Haw Silver
15 Your Organic Garden
23 National Georgraphic: On Assignment
28-31 Outdoor Wisconsin
1:30
8 Art of William Alexander
9b-10a-15 Hometime
11 Infomercial
24 This Old House
28-31 Venture North
2:00
2 New Explorers
8 Joy of Painting
9 Movie "Coach of the Year"
9b-10a-15 MotorWeek
10r Coors Rodeo Showdown Finals
11 New WKRP in Cincinnati
12 Family Ties
13 World's Greatest Stunts
23 Four Star Playhouse
24 Frugal Gourmet
28-31 That Can't Be Wood
29 Movie "The Stepford Wives"
2:30
2 New Explorers
8l Alex Trebek Walks the World
9b World of Collector Cars
10a Sewing Connection
11 Infomercial
12 Family Ties
15 Sewing with Nancy
23 Four Star Playhouse
24 Brush with Art
28-31 Healthy Pets, Healthy People
3:00
2 Giant Nile
6-10r-11-13 Hard Road to Glory (documentary on black athletes)
8 Firing Line
9b McLaughlin Group
10a Strip Quilting
12 Infomercial
15 Embroidery Studio
23 TBA
24 Yan Can Cook
28-31 MotorWeek
3:30
3m Family Ties
4-7 McMillan
8 McLaughlin Group
8l TBA
9b John McLaughlin One on One
10a Frugal Gourmet
15 Sewing Connection
24 Art of Sewing with Sue Hausmann
25 Roggin's Heroes
28-31 Tracks Ahead
4:00
2 Gardens of the World with Audrey Hepburn
3 Infomercial
3m Real Estate Classifieds

6-10r-11-13 AVP Volleyball: Miller Lite Chicago Open
8 European Journal
9 Baywatch
9b Technopolitics
10a Gourmet Cooking
15 Nature
23 Gold Prospectors Show
24 Decorating with Mary Gilliatt
25 Street Justice
28-31 Movie "The Public Enemy"
29 Happy Days
4:30
2 Ciao Italia
3 TBA
3m Family Works!
8l Infomercial
9b Market to Market
10a Embroidery Studio
24 Firing Line
29 Happy Days
5:00
2 Frugal Gourmet
3-3m-6-10 Infomercials
4-7-13 Jeopardy!
5 Only in Hollywood
6a Paradise Beach (2 hr pilot)
8l Emergency Call
9 Who's the Boss?
9b Center Stage
10a Blues Slide Guitar Workshop
10r Car Care Seminar
11 News
12 Hee Haw Silver
15 World of Film
18-19 Good Fishing
23 America's New Country
25 Renegade
29 Mama's Family
5:30
2 Hometime
3m-4-7-8l CBS Evening News
5-10-18-19 ABC World News Tonight
6-10r-11-13 NBC Nightly News

8 Wild America
9 Family Ties
10a Desert Speaks
15 New Garden
24 Inside Washington
28-31 Sneak Previews
29 Perfect Strangers
Evening
6:00
2 New Yankee Workshop
3m Hee Haw Silver
4-5-7-13 News
6 Jeopardy!
8 Victory Garden
8l Designing Women
9 Who's the Boss?
9b-28-31 Lawrence Welk
10 Grandma's Marathon Wrap-Up
10a Newton's Apple
10r-18-19 Infomercial
12 Bandwagon
15 Naturescene
23 Lost Fleet of Guadalcanal
24 Seniors Speak Out
29 Cosby Show
6:30
2 This Old House
4-6-7-10r-12-13 Wheel of Fortune
5 Roggin's Heroes
8 This Old House
8l New WKRP in Cincinnati
9 Growing Pains
10 Allergies: You Are Not Alone
10a Lawrence Welk
15 Venture North
18-19 Money Game
29 Designing Women
7:00
2 Movie "Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss"
3-3m-4-7-8l-12 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
5-6a-10-18-19 Young Indiana Jones
6-10r-11-13 Almost Home
9 Flintstones
9b Movie "The Big Lift"
15-24 Lawrence Welk
23 Movie "Speed Zone"
25-29 Cops
7:30
6-10r-11-13 Nurses
10a Nature
25-29 Cops
8:00
3-3m-4-7-8l-12 Carol Burnett Show: A Reunion
5-6a-10-18-19 FBU: The Untold Stories
6-10r-11-13 Empty Nest
8 Lawrence Welk
9 Untouchables
15 Cactus Cafe
25-29 Code 3
28-31 Center Stage
8:30
2 Movie "Room Service"
5-6a-10-18-19 American Detective

6-10r-11-13 Empty Nest
10a New Country Videos
24 May to December
25-29 Code 3
9:00
5-6a-10-18-19 Commish
6-10r-11-13 Black Tie Affair
9 News
9b-10a-15-28-31 Austin City Limits
23 Matlock
24 Movie "Father's Little Dividend"
25 Untouchables
29 Comic Strip Live
9:30
6-10r-11-13 Powers That Be
9 Emergency Call
10:00
2 Center Stage
3-3m-4-5-6-6a-7-8l-10-10r-11-12-13-18-19 News

9b-28-31 New Country Video
10a Sneak Previews
15 Movie "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz"
23 Movie "Mysterious Island of Beautiful Women"
25 Comic Strip Live
29 Movie "Big Trouble"
10:25
10 Mining Matters
10:30
3 Untouchables
3m-12 Star Trek: The Next Generation
5 Siskel & Ebert
6-10r-13 Saturday Night Live
6a-10 Comedy Spotlight
8 Good Neighbors
8l Baywatch
9b Backroads
10a Movie "The Perils of Pauline"
24 Baxter Black & Friends
28-31 Movie "Humoresque"
10:35
4-7 Inside Edition Weekend

11 Cheers
18-19 M*A*S*H
11:00
2 Showcase
5 Home Free
8 TBA
9 Arsenio Hall
9b Lonesome Pine
24 New Country Video
25 Comedy Spotlight
11:05
4-7 Star Search
11 Saturday Night Live
18-19 Movie "Impulse"
11:30
3 Roggin's Heroes
3m Star Trek
5 Hollywood Babylon
6a American Gladiators
8l Movie "The Cotton Club"
10 Movie "Vultures"
24 Play It Again, Nashville
Late Night
Midnight
3-10r-13 Comedy Showcase
5 Ed Sullivan
6-9 American Gladiators
8 Movie "My Dear Secretary"
9b Black Hills Jazz & Blues
23 Infomercial
25 Night Flight
29 Movie "Eye on the Sparrow"
12:05
4-7 Movie "The Narrow Margin"
12:30
2 Comedy Tonight
3m Star Trek: The Next Generation
6a Who's the Boss?
23 TBA
12:35
11 Comedy Showcase
12:40
1:00
3 Arsenio Hall
5 Movie "Intimate Strangers"
6 Paradise Beach (2 hr pilot)
6a American Gladiators
9 Who's the Boss?
13 Hollywood Babylon
1:30
3m News
8l Highlander
9 Jeffersons
1:35
11 Why Didn't I Think of That?
2:00
9 Maiden Voyage
13 Infomercial
29 Uptown Comedy Club

2:05
4-7-11 News
2:30
2:35
4-7 Infomercial
2:40
2:50
5 Movie "Windom's Way"
3:00
9 Movie "Promises in the Dark"
29 Movie "Screamers"
4:30
4:45
5 Film Short

Retro: Cable Channels Mon 6/21/93
All times CT
Morning
5:00
A&E Victory at Sea
AMC Movie "Desert Passage"
DIS Mousercise
ESPN Bodies in Motion
FAM-WGN Marilyn Hickey
HBO Movie "Innerspace"
LIF Infomercials
MTV Rude Awakening
NICK Mr. Wizard's World
TNT Pink Panther
5:05
TBS Leave It to Beaver
5:30
A&E Preview
CNN Business Morning
DIS Music Box

ENC Movie "The Battle of the Sexes"
ESPN Fitness Pros
FAM Life Today
NICK Lassie
USA First Business
WGN Kenneth Copeland
5:35
MAX Movie "Irma La Douce"
TBS Tom & Jerry
6:00
A&E French Revolution
CNN News
DIS Gummi Bears
ESPN SportsCenter
FAM Augie Doggie
NICK Yogi Bear
SHO Owl TV
TNT Bugs Bunny
USA Real Ghostbusters
WGN In Touch
6:15
AMC Movie "The Bamboo Blonde"

6:30
CNN Business Day
DIS Adventures in Wonderland
FAM Flintstone Kids
LIF It Figures
NICK Looney Tunes
SHO Bunch of Munsch
USA GI Joe
7:00
A&E In Search of...
CNN News
C-SPAN Viewer Call-In (to 8:30)
DIS Fraggle Rock (live action)
ENC Movie "Loverboy"
ESPN SportsCenter
FAM Inspector Gadget
HBO Larry Miller
LIF Your Baby & Child
NICK Paper Camera
SHO Movie "Pathfinder"
USA Scooby Doo
WGN Flintstones
7:05
TBS Gilligan's Island (colorized)
7:30
AMC Movie "A Girl, a Guy and a Gob"
DIS Welcome to Pooh Corner
FAM Popeye
LIF What Every Baby Knows
NICK Mocassin Flats
WGN Bozo
7:35
TBS Bewitched
8:00
A&E Movie "The Sugerland Express"
CNN News
DIS Under the Umbrella Tree
DISC Video Trips
ESPN Body by Jake
HBO Wimbledon Tennis
LIF Thirtysomething
MAX Movie "The Brothers Karamazov"
MTV Videos
NICK Eureeka's Castle
TNN VideoMorning
TNT Adventure Quest
USA Denver the Last Dinosaur
8:05
TBS Little House on the Prairie
8:25
SHO Movie "LA Story"
8:30
DIS Dumbo's Circus
ESPN Bodyshaping
FAM Heroes on Hot Wheels
TNT Jonny Quest
USA Dinosaucers
WGN COPS
9:00
AMC Movie "Crack in the World"
DIS Mouse Tracks
DISC Travel Magazine
ENC Movie "Planet of the Apes"
ESPN SportsCenter
FAM 700 Club
LIF Movie "David"
TNT Charlie's Angels
USA Murder, She Wrote
WGN Perry Mason
9:05
TBS Movie "The Spell"
9:30
CNN Living in the '90s
DIS Jump, Rattle & Roll
DISC Great Chefs-the New Grade
10:00
A&E Fugitive
CNN News
DIS Gummi Bears
DISC Low Cholesterol Gourmet
ESPN Fitness Pros
FAM 700 Club Flashback
MTV Jams
NICK Elephant Show
SHO Movie "Encino Man"
TNT Charlie's Angels

USA Divorce Court
WGN Joan Rivers
10:30
CNN CNN & Co
DIS Lunch Box
DISC Graham Kerr
ESPN Getting Fit
FAM Crosswits
MAX Movie "The Take"
NICK Cappelli & Company
USA Judge
10:35
TBS Andy Griffith
11:00
A&E Delvecchio
AMC Movie "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House"
CNN News
DIS Walt Disney Presents
DISC Easy Does It
ENC Movie "I Never Sang for My Father"
ESPN Bodies in Motion
FAM Trivial Pursuit-The Interactive Game

LIF Moonlighting
NICK Fred Penner's Place
TNN Country Kitchen
TNT Movie "Love Tapes"
USA Judge
WGN Geraldo
11:05
TBS CHiPs
11:30
DISC Homeworks
ESPN Bodyshaping
FAM Trivial Pursuit
NICK Cinderella
SHO Movie "Disaster in Time"
TNN Cookin' USA
USA Superior Court
Afternoon
Noon
A&E Rockeford Files
CNN Sonya Live
DIS Movie "101 Dalmatians"
DISC Pasquale's Kitchen Express"

ESPN Glory Days
FAM $100,000 Name That Tune
LIF Supermarket Sweep
MAX Movie "California Suite"
MTV Beach MTV
NICK Muppet Babies
TNN Crook & Chase
USA Hollywood Squares
WGN News
12:05
TBS Movie "Rio Grande" (colorized)
12:30
DISC Great Chefs of Chicago
ENC Previews
ESPN Equestrian Competition: Oak Springs Classic
FAM Let's Make a Deal
LIF Shop 'Til You Drop
NICK David the Gnome
USA Sale of the Century
1:00
A&E Movie "Blood Feud" (pt 1)
AMC Movie "Paint Your Wagon"

CNN News
DISC Low Cholesterol Gourmet
ENC Movie "Max Dugan Returns"
FAM New Zorro
HBO Movie "Little Sister"
LIF Anything But Love
NICK Dennis the Menace
TNN Be a Star
TNT Movie "Earth II"
USA Joker's Wild
WGN Joan Rivers
1:30
DIS My Little Pony Tales
DISC Graham Kerr
ESPN Fishing: Arthur Smith/Evinrude Kingfish, Dolphin & Wahoo Tournament
FAM My Three Sons
LIF Tracey Ullman
NICK Flipper
SHO Movie "They Came to Cordura"
TNN Ten Seconds
USA Tic Tac Dough
1:45
MAX Movie "Fraternity Road"

2:00
CNN News
DIS Fraggle Rock
DISC Easy Does It
ESPN Jet Skiing: Busch World Cup Tour
FAM Littles
LIF Jane Pratt
MTV Totally Different Pauly
NICK Yogi Bear
TNN Cookin' USA
USA Press Your Luck
WGN Baseball: Chicago Cubs-Pittsburgh
2:05
TBS Tom & Jerry
2:30
DIS Adventures in Wonderland
DISC Homeworks
FAM Super Mario Bros.
HBO Movie "Feds"
NICK Looney Tunes
TNN On Stage
USA Scrabble
2:35
TBS Flintstones
3:00
A&E Fugitive
CNN EarlyPrime
DIS Care Bears
DISC Video Trips
ENC Movie "White Lightning"
ESPN World Roller Hockey League
FAM Popeye
LIF Movie "Better Off Dead"
MTV Videos
NICK Underdog
TNN Club Dance
TNT Movie "Drums of Africa"
USA $25,000 Pyramid
3:05
TBS Jetsons
3:30
CNN Inside Politics
DIS Quack Attack

FAM Inspector Gadget
MAX Movie "Return of the Seven"
NICK Muppet Babies
USA $100,000 Pyramid
3:35
SHO Movie "Best of the Best"
TBS Brady Bunch
4:00
A&E Ellery Queen
AMC Reflections on the Silver Screen
CNN EarlyPrime
DIS Kids Incorporated
DISC Beyond 2000
ESPN 1987 NBA Finals Highlights: LA Lakers-Boston
FAM Rin Tin Tin K-9 Cop (known as Katts & Dog in Canada, where this was filmed)
HBO Movie "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country"
MTV Lip Service
NICK Hey Dude
TNN Be a Star
USA American Gladiators
4:05
TBA Saved by the Bell

4:30
AMC Movie "Macao"
CNN Showbiz Today
DIS Mickey Mouse Club
ESPN Up Close
FAM New Zorro
MTV Grind
NICK Salute Your Shorts
TNN VideoPM
4:35
TBS Saved by the Bell
5:00
A&E Rockford Files
CNN News
C-SPAN News from Moscow
DIS Movie "Old Yeller"
DISC Mother Nature
ESPN Thoroughbred Digest
FAM Life Goes On
LIF Supermarket Sweep
MAX Movie "Gator"
MTV Jams
NICK What Would You Do?
TNT Bugs Bunny
USA GI Joe
5:05
TBS Jeffersons
5:30
C-SPAN Viewer Call-In (to 7:00)
DISC Wildlife Chronicles
ENC Movie "Anne of the Thousand Days"
ESPN Max Out
LIF Shop 'Til You Drop
MTV Most Wanted
NICK Wild & Crazy Kids
SHO Movie "Encino Man"
TNT Captain Planet
WGN Saved by the Bell
5:35
TBS Andy Griffith
Evening
6:00
A&E In Search of...
AMC Movie "Abe Lincoln in Illinois"
CNN Moneyline
DISC Planet Earth
ESPN SportsCenter
FAM Waltons
HBO Wimbledon Highlights
LIF Unsolved Mysteries
MTV Beavis & Butt-Head
NICK Looney Tunes
TNT Jetsons
USA Quantum Leap
WGN Paradise Beach
6:05
TBS Beverly Hillbillies
6:30
CNN Crossfire
DIS Noah's Animals
ESPN Jet Skiing: Budweiser Tour
MTV Totally Different Pauly
NICK Bullwinkle
TBS Baseball: Atlanta-Philadelphia
WGN Dugout
7:00
A&E David L. Wolper Presents
CNN News
DIS Avonlea
DISC Natural World
ESPN Baseball (teams not listed)
FAM Young Riders
HBO Movie "The Godfather Part III"
LIF LA Law
MAX Movie "Memoirs of an Invisible Man"
NICK Get Smart
TNN Crook & Chase
TNT Movie "North by Northwest"
USA Murder, She Wrote
WGN Baseball: Texas-Chicago White Sox
7:30
MTV Prime Time
NICK Dick Van Dyke
TNN Texas Connection
7:50
DIS Making Their Mark

8:00
A&E Sherlock Holmes Mysteries
AMC Movie "The Matchmaker"
CNN Larry King Live
DIS Movie "Titanic" (from 1953)
DISC On Location with Art Wolfe
ENC Movie "The Young Lions"
FAM Father Dowling Mysteries
LIF Movie "She Knows Too Much"
NICK Dragnet
TNN Nashville Now
USA WWF Wrestling
8:30
NICK Lucy SHow
8:35
SHO Making of What's Love Got to Do with It?
8:45
MAX Movie "To Protect & Serve"
9:00
A&E Lovejoy
CNN News
DISC Tobacco Wars
FAM 700 Club
NICK Mary Tyler Moore
SHO Movie "Ring of Fire"
TNN Cheyenne Frontier Days with Charlie Daniels
USA Silk Stalkings
9:30
MTV Most Wanted
NICK Mary Tyler Moore
TBS Movie "Torrid Zone" (colorized)
10:00
A&E Evening at the Improv
AMC Reflections on the Silver Screen
CNN Sports Tonight
DIS John & Yoko's Imagine
DISC Natural World
ESPN Baseball Tonight
FAM Scarecrow & Mrs. King
LIF Thirtysomething
NICK Alfred Hitchcock
TNN Club Dance

TNT Movie "The Long Good Friday"
USA MacGyver
WGN News
10:15
MAX Movie "Out on Bail"
10:30
AMC Movie "Macao"
CNN Moneyline
ESPN SportsCenter
MTV Comikaze
NICK Superman
WGN Kojak
10:45
SHO Movie "Eye of the Tiger"
11:00
A&E David L. Wolper Presents
CNN News
DIS Genesis: No Admittance
DISC On Location with Art Wolfe
ENC Movie "Casino Royale"
FAM Bonanza
HBO Movie "ALien 3"
MTV Alternative Nation
NICK F Troop
TNN Crook & Chase
USA Hitchhiker
11:30
CNN Crossfire
ESPN IMSA Auto Racing: Exxon Supreme Series
NICK Dobie Gillis
TBS National Geographic Explorer
TNN Texas Connection
USA Ray Bradbury Theater
WGN Movie "Brazil"
Late Night
Midnight
A&E Sherlock Holmes Mysteries
AMC Movie "The Matchmaker"
CNN Larry King Live
DIS Movie "My Cousin Rachel"
DISC Tobacco Wars
FAM Infomercials

MAX Movie "Double Revenge"
MTV Speed Racer
NICK Patty Duke
TNN Nashville Now
USA Hollywood Insider
12:20
SHO Movie "My Own Private Idaho"
12:30
ESPN Checkered Flag
LIF Infomercials
MTV Dreamtime
NICK Donna Reed
TNT Hot Blood
USA Dog House
1:00
A&E Lovejoy
CNN News
DISC Planet Earth
ESPN Sports Reporters
FAM 700 Club
HBO Rosie Perez Presents Society's Ride
NICK Get Smart

TNN Cheyenne Frontier Days with Charlie Daniels
USA Infomercials
1:30
CNN Sports Tonight
ENC Movie "Antarctica"
ESPN SportsCenter
HBO Movie "Tiger Claws"
MAX Movie "Q&A"
NICK Dick Van Dyke
TBS Movie "Agatha Christie's 'A Caribbean Mystery'"
2:00
A&E Evening at the Improv
AMC Movie "Abe Lincoln in Illinois"
CNN Showbiz Today
DIS Movie "Titanic"
ESPN Up Close
FAM-WGN Infomercials
NICK Lucy Show
2:05
SHO Movie "House IV"
2:20
TNT Movie "His Kind of Woman"
2:30
CNN News
ESPN National High-School Cheerleading Championships
NICK Mary Tyler Mooore
WGN Bob Newhart
2:45
CNN Newsroom
3:00
A&E Movie "Blood Feud" (pt 1)
CNN News
HBO Dream On
NICK Dragnet
WGN Movie "Happy"
3:30
CNN CNN & Co
ENC Movie "The Last Married Couple in America"
ESPN SpeedWeek
HBO Movie "Hot Under the Collar"
NICK Alfred Hitchcock
TBS Some Fun Now

3:35
TBS Honeymooners
3:40
SHO Comedy Club Network
3:45
MAX Movie "Clean & Sober"
3:55
AMC Movie "The Saint's Vacation"
4:00
CNN Sports Tonight
DIS John & Yoko's Imagine
ESPN Basic Training Workout
NICK Superman
4:05
TBS All in the Family
4:10
SHO Movie "Disaster in Time"

4:30
CNN News
ESPN Getting Fit
NICK Nick News
4:35
TBS CNN Headline News
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Re: Retro: Cable Channels Mon 6/21/93
Family Channel and USA were much better back then. The game show reruns and cartoon blocks
had me during the school year wanting to get out early so I could catch the 1pm-2:30pm ET
game shows. At least I got home in time for PYL.
ESPN entertainment was exercise shows. Now they run SportsCenter 40 times a day it seems
now and the rest of the time they carry poker.
Retro:Cleveland/Youngstown Saturday, May 23, 1953
From:TV Guide Lake Erie Edition
Cleveland
WNBK 4 NBC
9:45 Cartoon Time
10AM Buckskin Billy
Western:"Vigilantes Of Boomtown"
11AM Captain Glenn's Red Wagon-Glenn Rowell
11:30 Youth Want's To Know
Noon Panorama
1PM Movie-Prison Nurse
2:30 Movie-TBA
3:30 Anywhere USA-Film
4PM Horse Racing-The Met. From Belmont
4:30 Danny Landau-Sports
5PM Movie-Thunder In The Desert
6PM Cisco Kid
6:30 Billy The Kid
7PM Lone Ranger
8PM My Hero-Bob Cummings
8:30 Amateur Hour-Ted Mack

11PM News-Tom Field
11:05 Movie-Tornado
12:15 Movie-TBA
1:15 News
WEWS 5 CBS
8:55 News
9AM Western Reserve
9:30 Western Film
10AM Green Thumb-Arnold Davis
10:15 Film Shorts
10:35 Tips for Cinderella-Paige Palmer
11AM Space Patrol
11:30 Rod Brown Rocket Ranger-
Noon Big Top
1PM Meet Me At The Zoo
1:30 Movies-TBA
5PM Steps To Stardom-Talent
5;30 The Preakness
6PM What One Person Can Do-Religious Film
6:30 Polka ~N~ Fun-Court Stanton
7PM Stork Club

7:30 Twenty Fingers-Hendershott
7:45 Periscope-News/Sports
8PM Jackie Gleason
9PM This Is Show Business-Fadiman
9:30 Meet Millie
10PM The Web
10:30 It's News To Me-Panel
11PM Movie-You Only Live Once
12:30 Sports
12:35 Movie
2AM Sign-Off
WXEL 9 DuMont-ABC
10AM Film Shorts
10:15 Lash Of The West
10:30 By Jupiter-Joe Berg
11AM Summer Show
Noon Sky King
12:30 Movie-Marked For Murder
1:30 News
1:35 Baseball Preview
2PM Baseball-Cleveland Indians/St. Louis Browns
4:20 Baseball Scoreboard

4;30 Movie-Hollywood And Vine
6PM Your Home And Garden-Harry Pree
6:30 What In The World-ABC
7PM Music From Meadowbrook-DEBUT-ABC
8PM Movie-Tomorrow At 7
9PM Boxing-Bill Stern-ABC
9:45 Fight Talk-Bob Cooke
10PM Oreint Express-Film
10:30 Movie Interrupted Journey
Midnight Wrestling-Hollywood
Youngstown
11:30 Rod Brown Rocket Ranger-
Noon Big Top
1PM Meet Me At The Zoo
1:30 Movies-TBA
3:30 Boxing Film
5:30 Preakness
6PM Don Gardner Sports

6:15 Gene Starn News
6:30 What In The World-ABC
7PM Music From Meadowbrook-DEBUT-ABC
8PM Jackie Gleason
9PM This Is Show Business-Fadiman
9:30 Meet Millie
10PM Wrestling-DuMont(Chicago)
11:05 News
11:20 Wreastling-Cont.
Midnight News
WFMJ 73 NBC
2:30 Movie-Dear Murderer
4PM Horse Racing Met. Handicao
4:30 Movie-Western Feature
5:30 This Is America-Film
6PM Week In Review
7PM Mr. Wizard
:30 Ethel And Albert
8PM My Hero-Bob Cummings
8:30 Amateur Hour-Ted Mack

11PM Movie-TBA
Midnight-News
Retro: Eastern North Carolina Sat 7/27/91
from TV Guide, Eastern North Carolina edition
Greensboro/High Point
2 WFMY (CBS)-8h WGHP (ABC)
Wilmington
3 WWAY (ABC)-6 WECT (NBC)-26 WJKA (CBS)
Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville
5 WRAL (CBS)-11 WTVD (ABC)-22 WLFL (Fox)-28 WPTF (NBC)-40 WKFT (Ind)-62 WFCT (Ind)
Washington DC
5W WTTG (Fox)
Greenville/New Bern/Washington NC/Morehead City
7 WITN (NBC)-8 WFXI (Fox)-9 WNCT (NBC)-12 WCTI (ABC)
Florence
13 WBTW (CBS)-15 WPDE (ABC)

Goldsboro
17 WYED (Ind)
CPT-NC Center for Public TV
WUNC 4-Chapel Hill, WUND 2-Columbia, WUNK 25-Greenville, WUNL 26-Winston-Salem,
WUNM 19-Jacksonville, WUNP-36 Roanoke Rapids
Morning
5:00
2 Barnaby Jones
5 CNN Headline News
22 Gomer Pyle, USMC
5:30
13 Family Ties
22 Gomer Pyle, USMC
6:00
2 Magnum, PI
5W Comedy Hour
8 Fantastic Max
8h Family Ties
11 Eight is Enough
12 Telestory
13 Krypton Factor
15 Webster
17 Jimmy Swaggart
6:30
3 New Kids on the Block
5 US Farm Report
8 Don Coyote & Sancho Panda
8h Webster
12-15 Fall Guy
13 Super Force
17 Outdoorsman
62 Fishing the West
7:00
2 Home Again
5W Toxic Crusaders
6 Dudley Do-Right
7 Kid 'n Play
8 Midnight Patrol
8h Infomercial
9 Bullwinkle
11 Young Universe
13 Superboy
17 Outdoor Gazette
22 Romper Room
26 Riverboat Bob
28 Dracula
40 Movie "Terraces"
62 Sportsman's Showcase
7:30
2-5 Pee-wee's Playhouse
5W Bullwinkle
6 Abbott & Costello
8 Toxic Crusaders
8h-11-13 Widget
12 What's Happening Now!!
15 Puppet Love
22 Captain Planet
26 Backyard Safari
28 Dragon Warrior
62 Outdoorsman
8:00
2-5-9-13-26 Muppet Babies
3-8h-11-12-15 Winnie the Pooh
5W-8-22 Peter Pan & the Pirates
6-7-28 Camp Candy
17-62 Coastal Carolina Fishing
CPT Sesame Street
8:30
3 Captain Planet
5W-8-22 Bobby's World
6-7-28 Super Mario Bros.
8h-11-12-15 Wizard of Oz
17 Fishing the West
62 Club Golf
9:00
2-5-9-13-26 Garfield & Friends
3-8h-11-12-15 Slimer! & the Real Ghostbusters
5W-8-22 Tom & Jerry Kids
17 Scuba World
40 Movie "The Little House on the Prairie" (pilot for the series)
CPT WonderWorks
9:30
5W-8-22 Tom & Jerry Kids
6-7-28 Gravedale High
17 Get Wet!
62 Outdoors South
10:00
2-5-9-13-26 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
3-8h-11-12-15 Beetlejuice
5W-8-22 Killer Tomatoes
6-28 Kid 'n Play
7 Facts of Life
17 This Week on Pit Road
62 Outdoor Gazette
CPT Acrylic Art is Fun
10:30
3 WCW Wrestling
5W-8-22 Swamp Thing
6-28 Alvin & the Chipmunks
7 Silver Spoons
8h-11-12-15 New Kids on the Block
17 Super Chargers
62 America's Backyard
CPT Amish Cooking

11:00
2 WCW Wrestling
5 Sparks
5W WWF Wrestling
6-7-28 Saved by the Bell
8h-11-12-15 Bugs Bunny & Tweety
9-13 Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures
22 Toxic Crusaders
26 Speedway Thunder Midseason Review
40 Infomercials
62 Sports Quest
CPT Matter of Taste
11:30
3 Focus
6-7-28 Saved by the Bell
9-13 Pee-wee's Playhouse
22 Bullwinkle
62 Infomercial
CPT Today's Gourmet

Afternoon
Noon
2 Home Again
3-6-8h Infomercial
5 Movie "Melvin & Howard"
5W Movie "The Warriors"
7 Saturday Videos
8-22 WCW Wrestling
9 Dink the Little Dinosaur
11 America's Top 10
12 Siskel & Ebert
13 NAWA Wrestling
15 Bullwinkle
17 Pro Football Hall of Fame Festival Parade
26 Superboy
28 Pump It Up!
40 NASCAR: Miller Genuine Draft 500 highlights
62 WWF Wrestling
CPT Cooking at the Academy
12:30
2 Andy Griffith
3-8h-11-12-15 NFL Hall of Fame Game: Denver-Dallas
6 Mams's Family
9 CBS Storybreak
26 Super Force
CPT Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin'
1:00
2 Movie "Tough Enough"
6 Movie "Hellinger's Law"
7 Movie "Bluebeard"
8 Hunter
9 Infomercials
13 Family Ties
22 Movie "Smokey & the Bandit-Part 3"
26 Rich & Famous 1991 World's Best
28 Putting Competition
40 WWF Wrestling
62 USWA Wrestling
CPT All About Trains
1:30
13 NASCAR: Miller Genuine Draft 500 highlights
28 Infomercial
CPT DeGrassi High
2:00
5 Movie "Inside Out"
5W Movie "Bullitt"
8 Movie "Ghost Story"
9 Movie "Mother Lode"
17 Movie "Suddenly"
28 Movie "The Delphi Bureau"
40 WWF Wrestling
62 WCW Wrestling
CPT Doctor Who
2:30
13 Movie "Death Stalk"
3:00
6 Silver Spoons
7 Magnum, PI
22 Movie "Rustlers' Rhapsody"
62 Rap to Rock
3:30
2 Wild Bill Hickok
3-8h-11-12-15 US Senior Open Golf
6 Mama's Family
26 America's Top 10
62 10th Frame
CPT Travel
4:00
2-5-9-13-26 PGA Golf: Greater Hartford Open
5W NFL Scrimmage: Washington-NY Jets (from Lehigh, PA; same-day tape)
6 Movie "High Midnight"
7 A-Team
8 Roggin's Heroes
17 Movie "DOA" (1949 version)
28 Championship Moments
40 New Lassie
62 Driven to Win
CPT Victory Garden
4:30
8 Out of This World
40 My Secret Identity
62 Ebony/Jet Showcase
CPT Travels in Europe
5:00
7 Magnum, PI
8-40 What a Dummy
22 22 Minutes
28 Infomercial
62 Get Wet!
CPT Woodwright's Shop
5:30
22 Facts of Life
28 Dick Smith: Master of Makeup
62 PGA Carolina Golf Almanac
CPT This Old House
Evening
6:00
2-3-5-6-7-8h-9-11-13 News
5W I Love Lucy
8 Friday the 13th
12-15 ABC World News Tonight
17 Battlestar Galactica
22 21 Jump Street
28 Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous
40 Laura McKenzie's Travel America
62 America's Top 10
CPT New Yankee Workshop
6:30
2-5-9-13 CBS Evening News
3-8h-11 ABC World News Tonight
5W I Love Lucy
12 Wheel of Fortune
15 Grand Strand Bandstand
62 Street Beat
CPT Frugal Gourmet
7:00
2-3-5-7 Hee Haw
5W Family Ties
6 Highway to Heaven
8-22-26 Star Trek: The Next Generation
8h-12-15-28 Star Search
9-13 A Current Affair: Extra
11 Reflections
17 Northwest Passage
40 Neon Rider
CPT Wild America
7:30
5W Who's the Boss?

11 Wheel of Fortune
17 Dragnet
62 Country Record Gudie
CPT Wild, Wild World of Animals
8:00
2-5-9-13-26 Movie "The Big Easy"
3-8h-11-12-15 Young Riders
5W-8-22 Cops
6-7-28 Amen (1 hr episode)
17 Bonanza
40 Movie "Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders"
62 Crook & Chase
CPT Lawrence Welk
8:30
5W-8-22 Cops
62 Travel Travel
9:00
3-8h-11-12-15 Movie "Proud Men"
5W-8-22 Totally Hidden Video
6-7-28 Golden Girls
17 Movie "Challenge of a Lifetime"
62 Global Jam
CPT Great American Music Company
9:30
5W-8-22 Babes
6-7-28 Empty Nest
10:00
2-5-9-13-26 Bagdad Cafe
5W News
6-7-18 Dear John
8-22 Comic Strip Live
40 Tales from the Darkside
62 Sherlock Holmes
CPT Doc Watson
10:30
2-5-9-13-26 Bagdad Cafe
6-7-28 Bob Costas ("Later" primetime special)
40 Monsters
11:00
2-3-5-6-7-8h-9-11-12-13-15 News
5W Comic Strip Live
17 Infomercial
26 Big Break
28 Cheers
40 Smash Hits
62 ICW Wrestling
CPT New Country Video
11:15
12 ABC News
15 Sports
11:30
2 On Scene: Emergency Reponse
3-12 Arsenio Hall
5 Who's the Boss?
6-7-28 Saturday Night Live
8h Love Connection
9 Soul Train
11 Movie "Punchline"
17 Movie "Night of the Living Dead"
40 Street Talk
CPT New Country Video

Late Night
Midnight
2 Movie "Taps"
5 Movie "American Flyers"
5W A Current Affair: Extra
8 Global Jam
8h Rockford Files
22 Byron Allen
40 On the Beam
62 Home Shopping Network
12:30
3 Infomercial
9 Movie "A Warm December"
13 Byron Allen
15 WCW Wrestling
1:00
3 Soul Train
5W Archie Bunker's Place
6 New Dragnet
8 Byron Allen
8h Dracula
22-26 Friday the 13th
28 Pump It Up!
1:30
5W Archie Bunker's Place
8h America's Top 10
11 ABC News
12 WWF Wrestling
13 Movie "Out California Way" (followed by "Daredevils of the Red Circle")
17 Infomercial
1:45
11 News
2:00
5-8h Night Flight
5W Pump It Up!
8 My Secret Identity
22 Movie "Charlie Chan & the Curse of the Dragon Queen"
26 Infomercial

2:20
2 Movie "Sudden Terror"
2:30
12-28 Home Shopping Spree
3:00
5W Pump It Up!
3:30
13 Movie "Swamp Fire" (followed by "Nyoka & the Tigermen" and "Ten Dollars or Ten Days")
4:00
2 Ghost Story
5 CNN Headline News
5W Movie "The Long Goodbye"
22 Trapper John, MD
Retro: Northern Wisconsin/Western UP Michigan Sun 3/10/91
Marquette/Detroit stations listed CT
WBAY 2-Green Bay (CBS)
7:00 Catholic Mass
7:30 Oral Roberts

11:00 Big East Basketball Championship (from NYC)
1:15 ACC Basketball Championship (from Charlotte)
3:30 Olympic WinterFest (Women's World Cup Downhill & Super G/Men's World Cup
Speedskating Championships)
5:00 News
5:30 NCAA Basketball Tournament Pairings (from Kansas City)
6:00 60 Minutes
8:00 Movie "Aftermath: A Test of Love"
10:00 News
10:30 Night Court
Mid. Magnum, PI
1:00 CBS News
WFRV 5-Green Bay/WJMN-3 Escanaba (ABC)
5:00 Infomercials
9:00 Larry Jones
9:30 Infomercial
10:00 George Vandeman (It is Written)

11:30 Bingoneida
Noon Infomercial
12:30 Wild Kingdom
1:00 College Basketball: Ohio State-Iowa
3:00 SEC Basketball Championship (at Nashville)
5:30 Tony Dean Outdoors
6:00 Life Goes On
7:30 America's Funniest Videos
8:00 Movie "Married to the Mob"
10:15 News
10:45 Simon & Simon
12:45 Bingoneida
1:15 sign-off
WLUK 11-Green Bay (NBC)
6:00 Infomercials
9:00 Sunday Today
10:30 Meet the Press
11:00 NBA: Chicago-Atlanta
1:45 NBC SportsWorld (World Indoor Track & Field Championships)

3:00 PGA Golf: Honda Classic
5:00 News
6:00 Billy Graham Crusade
7:00 Expose
7:30 Real Life
8:00 Movie "Three Men & a Baby"
10:00 News
10:30 Family Ties
Mid. George Michael Sports Machine
12:30 sign-off
WGBA 26-Green Bay (Ind)
7:00 D. James Kennedy
8:00 Ernest Angley
9:00 Infomercial
10:00 Home Again
10:30 Munsters Today
11:00 College Basketball: Indiana-Illinois
1:00 Fishing North America
1:30 Simply Fishing
2:00 Exhibition Baseball: Milwaukee-Chicago Cubs (at Mesa, AZ)
5:00 Movie "Arsenic & Old Lace" (colorized)

7:00 New Dragnet
7:30 New Adam-12
8:00 Movie "Coach"
10:00 Crime Stoppers 800
10:30 Jack Van Impe
11:00 WWF Wrestling
Mid. Bob Izumi's Real Fishing Show
12:30 Dracula
1:00 My Talk Show
1:30 sign-off
WPNE 38-Green Bay/WHWC 28-Eau Claire, Menominee/WHLA 31-La Crosse/WHRM 20-Wausau

(PBS)
6:00 By the Numbers
7:00 Basic Statistical Methods
8:00 Race to Save the Planet
10:00 Joseph Campbell & the Power of Myth Marathon
1:30 Moyers Gathering of Men
3:30 Movie "Lantern Hill" (WonderWorks Special)
6:00 Our Neighbor: Fred Rogers
7:00 Baby Panda
8:00 Nature
9:15 Simon & Garfunkel

12:40 sign-off
WXGZ 32-Appleton/Green Bay (Fox)
7:00 Dragon Warrior
7:30 Captain Planet
8:00 Richie Rich
8:30 Fantastic Max
9:00 Don Coyote & Sancho Panda
9:30 Midnight Patrol
10:00 Oscor's Place
11:00 Steve Yoder: Basketball
11:30 Arthur Murray
Noon WWF Wrestling
1:00 21 Jump Street
2:00 Hee Haw
4:00 Star Search
6:00 True Colors
6:30 Parker Lewis Can't Lose
7:30 Get a Life

8:30 Good Grief
9:00 Comic Strip Primetime
10:00 Arsenio Hall
11:00 Party Machine with Nia Peeples
Mid. Crook & Chase
12:30 sign-off
WSAW 7-Wausau (CBS)
6:30 Jesuit Journal
7:00 Catholic Mass
10:00 The Choice is Yours
10:30 Bingoneida
11:00 Big East Basketball Championship
1:15 ACC Basketball Championship
3:30 Olympic WinterFest
5:30 NCAA Basketball Tournament Pairings
6:00 60 Minutes
10:00 News
10:30 Night Court

Mid. sign-off
WAOW 9-Wausau/WQOW 19-Eau Claire/WKOW-27 Madison (ABC)
6:00 WCW Wrestling
7:00 Infomercial
7:30 Ed Gungor
9:00 Movie "Charlie Chan & the Sky Dragon"
11:30 Discover Wisconsin
Noon Saying Kaddish
3:00 SEC Basketball Championship
5:00 Money Game
6:00 Life Goes On
10:15 News
10:45 Baby Talk
11:45 Movie "Lone Wolf McQuade"

2:05 sign-off
WJFW 12-Rhinelander/Wausau (NBC)
6:30 Divine Plan
9:00 George Vandeman (It is Written)
9:30 Meet the Press
10:00 Infomercials
1:45 NBC SportsWorld
5:00 Good Fishing
6:00 Super Bloopers & Practical Jokes
7:00 Expose
7:30 Real Life
10:00 News
10:30 George Michael Sports Machine
Mid. Star Trek: The Next Generation
1:00 sign-off
WKBT 8-La Crosse (CBS)

6:30 Cajun Country
7:00 Reunion
7:30 Infomercial
9:30 World Tomorrow
5:00 Infomercial
6:00 60 Minutes
10:00 News
10:30 Sports Overtime
10:45 CBS News
11:00 Infomercial
11:30 Lifetyles of the Rich & Famous
12:30 Byron Allen
1:30 sign-off
WEAU 13-Eau Claire (NBC)
6:00 Saturday Videos
6:30 Facts of Life (x2)

7:30 Ed Gungor
8:00 Sunday Today
9:30 Meet the Press
10:00 Infomercial
10:30 Home Again
5:00 News
6:00 Super Bloopers & Practical Jokes
7:00 Expose
7:30 Real Life
10:00 News
10:30 TV13 Outdoors
11:00 Odd Couple
11:30 Movie "The Sky's the Limit"
1:00 sign-off
WTMJ 4-Milwaukee (NBC)
6:25 Reflections
6:30 Human Rights

6:45 Face to Face
7:00 Sunday Today
8:30 Meet the Press
9:00 Menus Around Milwaukee
9:30 Infomercials
10:30 Discover Wisconsin
5:00 Jeopardy!
6:00 Silent Killer: Women & Heart Disease
7:00 Expose
7:30 Real Life
10:00 News
10:35 Sunday Night
11:05 Hunter
12:05 Ebony/Jet Showcase
1:05 Infomercial
2:35 News

WITI 6-Milwaukee (CBS)
6:00 Barry Silberg
6:30 TV Sunday Mass
9:30 World Tomorrow
10:00 Larry Jones
10:30 Oral Roberts
5:00 Infomercial
6:00 60 Minutes
10:00 News
10:30 Kevin O'Neill: Basketball
10:40 Night Court (x2)
11:40 Barney Miller
12:10 Jesse Jackson
1:40 CBS News
1:55 sign-off
WMVS 10-Milwaukee (PBS)
7:00 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (x2)
11:00 Wisconsin Week
11:30 Business of Wisconsin
Noon Wall Street Week
3:45 Bernstein in East Berlin
5:15 Tchaikovsky 150th Birthday Gala
7:10 Mystery! (x2)
11:10 sign-off
WISN 12-Milwaukee (ABC)
5:00 That's the Spirit
6:00 Catch the Spirit
6:30 Infomercial
7:00 Look In
8:30 In Reality, Elmbrook Church

10:30 Channel 12 This Week
11:00 WWF Wrestling
Noon Simon & Simon
3:00 SEC Basketball Championship
5:00 News
6:00 Life Goes On
10:15 News
10:45 M*A*S*H
11:15 Missing/Reward
12:45 Monsters
1:15 Video Challenge
1:45 News
2:15 Byron Allen
3:00 Channel 12 This Week
3:30 Look In

WVTV 18-Milwaukee (Ind)
5:00 Infomercial
6:00 Infomercial
6:30 Richie Rich
7:00 Fantastic Max
7:30 Don Coyote & Sancho Panda
8:00 Midnight Patrol
8:30 Widget
9:00 Hang Tough Milwaukee
9:30 Munsters Today
10:30 Superboy
11:00 Super Force
Noon Movie "Gator"
2:00 Movie "Six Against the Rock"
4:30 ALF
6:00 Growing Pains
6:30 Sledge Hammer
7:00 Twilight Zone

7:30 Amen
8:00 Gunsmoke
9:00 Hunter
10:00 Love Boat
11:00 Infomercial
11:30 Movie "Abbott & Costello in Hollywood"
1:00 Green Acres (x2)
2:00 Greyhound Racing
2:30 Gunsmoke
3:30 Infomercials
WCGV 24-Milwaukee (Fox)
5:00 Movie "Whose Life is It Anyway?"
7:00 Infomercials
10:00 A-Team
11:00 Andy Griffith
Noon Movie "The Milagro Beanfield War"
2:00 Exhibition Baseball: Milwaukee-Chicago Cubs (at Mesa)
5:00 All in the Family (x2)
6:00 True Colors
7:30 Get a Life

8:30 Good Grief
10:00 Bob Newhart
10:30 Arsenio Hall
11:30 Infomercial
Mid. sign-off
WISC 3-Madison (CBS)
7:00 Infomercial
7:30 Family Ties
10:00 Apostolate to the Handicapped
10:30 For the Record
6:00 60 Minutes
10:00 News
11:00 Star Trek ("The Cage", the original pilot)
Mid. Combat!
WLUC 6-Marquette (CBS/NBC)
Listings CT
5:00 Kid 'n Play
6:00 Camp Candy
6:30 Guys Next Door
7:00 Good Fishing
7:30 Let the Bible Speak
10:00 Finland Calling
6:00 60 Minutes
8:00 Movie "Aftermath: A Test of Loe"
10:00 News
10:30 LA Law
11:30 CBS News
11:45 sign-off
WNMU 13-Marquette (PBS)
Listings CT
8:00 Sesame Street
9:30 Economics U$A
10:30 For Veterans Only
Noon American Interests
12:30 Media Meet
1:30 Living with Animals
2:00 Eyes on the Prize
4:00 Mystery! (x2)
6:00 Lawrence Welk
7:00 Nature
10:00 Stage 9
10:30 American Art Forum
11:30 sign-off
WKBD 50-Detroit (Fox)
Listings CT
5:30 Washington Report
7:00 Church of Today
8:00 Straight Talk
8:30 Pistons Weekly
9:00 WWF Wrestling
Noon Movie "The Milagro Beanfield War"
2:00 Movie "Telefon"
4:00 Growing Pains
5:30 Yearbook
6:00 True Colors
7:30 Get a Life
8:30 Good Grief
9:00 News
9:30 Sports Xtra
Mid. Day to Care for the Children
1:00 sign-off
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Re: Retro: Northern Wisconsin/Western UP Michigan Sun 3/10/91
FOOTNOTED:
> from TV Guide, Northern Wisconsin edition
> Marquette/Detroit stations listed CT
>
> WBAY 2-Green Bay (CBS)
(the station would switch networks with WFRV two years later)
>
> WFRV 5-Green Bay/WJMN-3 Escanaba (ABC)

(See above. WJMN basically carries WFRV unchanged except for local ads and station ID; when
there's an on-screen ID during a sports event, it often shows both stations.)
> 11:30 Bingoneida (The Oneida Tribe has the local big stakes-bingo and casino; this one was TV
Bingo with cards you could pick up at their convenience stores and tobacco outlets).
> 7:30 America's Funniest Videos (I'm guessing this was the short-lived "America's Funniest
People.)
>
> WPNE 38-Green Bay/WHWC 28-Eau Claire, Menominee/WHLA 31-La
> Crosse/WHRM 20-Wausau (PBS)
(the stations are all fed out of Madison and basically are satellites of WHA there; they may run a
local-only show once a week, but not this night.)
> WXGZ 32-Appleton/Green Bay (Fox)
(now WACY and in an LMA with WG BA)
> 10:00 Oscor's Place (Local clown and cartoons)
> 11:00 Steve Yoder: Basketball (then University of Wisconsin coach)
> Mid. Crook & Chase
> 12:30 sign-off

>
> WAOW 9-Wausau/WQOW 19-Eau Claire/WKOW-27 Madison (ABC)
(All co-owned and billed as the Wisconsin TV Network; they ran individual newscasts but the
skeds were otherwise identical)
> Noon Saying Kaddish (in WAUSAU?)
> 5:00 Money Game (the state lottery game show, and a bad one it was. It aired at different
times in different cities and was taped in Milwaukee).
> 7:00 America's Funniest Home Videos
> 7:30 America's Funniest People (I was right!)
>
> WJFW 12-Rhinelander/Wausau (NBC)
> 6:00 Super Bloopers & Practical Jokes (and for this, WLUK showed Billy Graham)
> WTMJ 4-Milwaukee (NBC)
>
> WITI 6-Milwaukee (CBS)
(YUP, now Fox)
>
> WMVS 10-Milwaukee (PBS)
(Operated separately from the other PBS stations in the state)
>
> WISN 12-Milwaukee (ABC)
> WVTV 18-Milwaukee (Ind)
>
> WCGV 24-Milwaukee (Fox)
> 2:00 Exhibition Baseball: Milwaukee-Chicago Cubs (at Mesa)
WCGV had taken over as originating station from WVTV; it showed fewer games)
>
> WLUC 6-Marquette (CBS/NBC)
> Listings CT
> 10:00 Finland Calling (There is a LARGE Finnish population in the Upper Peninsula, and Carl
Pellonpaa has been doing this show for decades, offering news from the old country, Finnish
music and recipes and other items. Hei Hei!)
>
> WKBD 50-Detroit (Fox)
With no Fox stations nearby, a lot of UP Cable systems carried this

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> > WKBD 50-Detroit (Fox)
> With no Fox stations nearby, a lot of UP Cable systems
> carried this
>
WKBD used to be a big superstation in Michigan and northwestern Ohio, seen on almost every
cable system in the region.
But when Fox in Detroit moved from WKBD to WJBK (WKBD was back as an indy briefly until
UPN started up a month later), the distributor switched to Cadillac's WGKI ch.33 (now WFQX).
However, after that happened, local Fox stations in the Lower Peninsula started to enforce
blackouts on Fox programming on WGKI. After a year or two of this, some systems (those owned
by Bresnan / Charter, in particular) managed to get WKBD back on their systems, replacing
WGKI.
Where northern Wisconsin and the UP is concerned, TVG dropped WKBD when the switch was
made, but, oddly, didn't replace it with WGKI. (Even more oddly, when the 100+ WB channel
started, they mentioned Traverse City's WBVC in the Northern WI edition, even though that
version was not seen in the region.) In the time zone disclaimer, however, the "50D" bullet
remained until around 1998 or so.
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> FOOTNOTED:
>
> > WAOW 9-Wausau/WQOW 19-Eau Claire/WKOW-27 Madison (ABC)
> > Noon Saying Kaddish (in WAUSAU?)
This was a special about two sisters who were estranged from their mother. One of them refuses
to say Kaddish (Jewish prayer for the dead) for her.
(And no, I don't know what the Jewish population is in Eau Claire or Madison ;-) )
10-20-2005, 10:37 PM #5
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> FOOTNOTED:
>
> > from TV Guide, Northern Wisconsin edition
> > Marquette/Detroit stations listed CT

>>
> > WBAY 2-Green Bay (CBS)
> (the station would switch networks with WFRV two years later)
> > WFRV 5-Green Bay/WJMN-3 Escanaba (ABC)
> (See above. WJMN basically carries WFRV unchanged except for
> local ads and station ID; when there's an on-screen ID
> during a sports event, it often shows both stations.)
Actually, the WBAY/WFRV network swap would occur one year later (March 1992). CBS bought
WFRV's parent in the Summer of 1991, with March 15, 1992 being the network swap date
between Channels 2 and 5 in Green Bay. The flip would also affect WJMN and Marquette's
WLUC-TV6 as well. However, WLUC didn't want to wait that long and decided to make the jump
to primary ABC affiliation a few weeks earlier. In fact, the last day of CBS' Olympics broadcast
from Albertville was also TV6's last day with CBS. The next day, TV6 and WJMN would flip
networks, with WJMN becoming the U.P's new CBS affiliate--jumping the gun ahead of its parent
station, WFRV.
Another footnote: WLUC only spent 3 years with ABC. Its owners, Raycom, signed an affiliation
agreement with NBC, and in May or June 1995, WLUC dropped its primary/secondary split of
ABC/NBC and became a full-time NBC affiliate. ABC didn't come back to the U.P. airwaves until
about a year later, when WBKP signed on in Calumet, near Houghton.
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> WPNE 38-Green Bay/WHWC 28-Eau Claire, Menominee/WHLA 31-La
> Crosse/WHRM 20-Wausau (PBS)
>
I believe WLAF TV 36 Park Falls was, and I think still is, a part of this PBS network.
www.wbzg.net check out the podcast at www.candidradio.com
10-22-2005, 03:40 AM #7
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> WAOW 9-Wausau/WQOW 19-Eau Claire/WKOW-27 Madison (ABC)
...WQOW is on Channel 18; it's sister WXOW in La Crosse that's on 19. And I'm positive only
WQOW and WXOW had identical schedules by this time; despite TVG's errant claims on the
channel identification page, there were syndicated schedule differences, and 9, 18/19 and 27
had even been using different logo types since at least 1986...______________
heard weekly on http://www.radio4all.net/

WGBH-TV 2 (NET)/WGBX-TV 44 (NET)
10:00am- Sign-on/Sesame Street
11:00am- Educational Programming
12:00pm- Mister Rogers Neighborhood
12:30pm- What's New?
3:00pm- Chronological Behavior
3:30pm- Maggie and the Beautiful Machine
4:00pm- Sesame Street (44)
5:00pm- Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (44)
5:30pm- What's New (44)
6:00pm- Maggie and the Beautiful Machine (44)
6:30pm- University of the Air
7pm- Louis Lyons- News
7:30pm- The Reporters
8:00pm- On Being Black
9:00pm- N.E.T Journal
10:00pm- Newsfront
10:30pm- All The Presidents Men
11:00pm- Forsythe Saga
11:30pm- Sign-Off
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC)
6:15am- Sign-on Seminar
6:45am- Eyewitness News Daily Almanac
7:00am- The Today Show (with local inserts at 7:25, 7:55, 8:25 and 8:55)
9:00am- New England Today
10:00am- It Takes Two
10:25am- NBC News with Nancy Dickerson
10:30am- Concentration
11:00am- Sale of the Century
11:30- Hollywood Squares
12pm- Eyewitness News (with Jack Chase and Don Kent)
12:30- Mike Douglas Show
2:30- The Doctors
3pm- Another World
3:30- Bright Promise
4pm- Letters-to Laugh In
4:30- David Frost Show
6pm- Eyewitness News (with Tom Ellis- who else was WBZ's news lineup back in 1969?)
6:30- NBC News
7pm- Eyewitness Newsday
7:30- My World and Welcome to It
8pm- Rowan and Martin's Laugh In
9pm- Movie- The Spy with a Cold Nose (1966)

11:30- Tonight Show with Johnny Carson (guests- David Frye)
1am- Sign-Off
WHDH-TV 5 (CBS)
6:00am- Sunrise Seminar
6:30am- New England Farmer
6:45am- We Believe
7:00am- CBS News with Joseph Benti
8:00am- Captain Kangaroo
9:00am- Romper Room
9:30am- Classroom Five
10:00am- The Lucy Show
10:30am- Beverly Hillbillies
11:00am- Andy Griffith Show
11:30am- Love of Life
12:00pm- WHDH-TV news at Noon (anchored by Chet Curtis and Ruth-Ann Camp)
12:30pm- Search for Tomorrow
1:00pm- Where the Heart Is
1:30pm- As The World Turns
2:00pm- Love is a Many Splendored Thing
2:30pm- Guiding Light
3:00pm- The Secret Storm
3:30pm- The Edge of Night
4:00pm- Peyton Place

4:30pm- To Tell The Truth
5:00pm- Perry Mason
6:00pm- WHDH-TV news at 6 (anchored by Jack Hynes, Bob Copeland and Don Gillis)
6:30pm- CBS News with Walter Cronkite
7:00pm- What's My Line
7:30pm- Gunsmoke
8:30pm- Here's Lucy
9:00pm- Mayberry R.F.D
9:30pm- CBS Playhouse- "Sadbird"
11:00pm- WHDH-TV news at 11
11:30pm- Merv Griffin Show
1:00am- Sign-off
WNAC-TV 7 (ABC)
6:20am- Farm and Market Report
6:25am- Understand our World
6:55am- News
7:00am- Major Mudd
9:00am- Galloping Gourmet
9:30am- Steve Allen Show
10:30am- Garroway
11:30am- News
11:35am- Speak Out with Ed Miller
12:00pm- Bewitched
12:30pm- That Girl

1:00pm- Dream House
1:30pm- Let's Make A Deal
2:00pm- Movie- Sully and St. Anne (pre-empting Newlywed Game, Dating Game, General
Hospital and One Life to live which moved to WSBK 38)
4:00pm- Dark Shadows
4:30pm- Candid Camera
5:00pm- Della Reese Show
6:00pm- News (who was Channel 7's news lineup in 1969 and what was the title of their
newscasts)
6:30pm- ABC News
7:00pm- Dick Van Dyke Show
7:30pm- Music Scene
8:15pm- The New People
9:00pm- The Survivors
10:00pm- Love, American Style
11:00pm- News
11:30pm- Joey Bishop Show
1:00am- Sign-Off
WSBK-TV 38 (Ind./NBC/ABC)
11:00am- News
11:25am- NBC News
11:30am- Jack LaLanne Show
12:00pm- Jeopardy! (NBC)
12:30pm- Who, What, When or Where (NBC)
1:00pm- One Life to Live (ABC)

1:30pm- You're Putting Me On (NBC)
2:00pm- Newlywed Game (ABC)
2:30pm- Dating Game (ABC)
3:00pm- General Hospital (ABC)
3:30pm- He Said, She Said
4:00pm- Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C
4:30pm- The Three Stooges
5:00pm- The Munsters
5:30pm- The Addams Family
6:00pm- Flipper
6:30pm- Man From U.N.C.L.E
7:30pm- Divorce Court?
8:00pm- Movie
9:00pm- Crackerbarrel
10:00pm- Movie
11:30pm- Tales of Wells Fargo
12:00am- Sign-Off
WKBG-TV 56 (ind.)
10:55am- News
11:00am- Here's Barbara
11:30am- Captain Boston
1:00pm- Movie- Meet Me At Dawn
2:30pm- Make Room for Daddy
3:00pm- Kimbo
3:30pm- Bunker Hill
4:30pm- Little Rascals
5:00pm- Speed Racer
5:30pm- The Flintstones
6:00pm- Flipper
6:30pm- Gilligan's Island
7:00pm- I Love Lucy
7:30pm- Beat The Clock
8:00pm- Movie
10:00pm- Ten PM News (with Arch MacDonald)
10:30pm- The Honeymooners
11:00pm- One Step Beyond
11:30pm- Movie
1:00am- Sign-Off
Retro: Boston/Providence/Manchester Wed 7/6/94
from Boston Globe
(2)WGBH-PBS Boston
6:30 Morning Business Report
7:00 Sesame Street

Noon Sesame Street
4:00 Sesame Street
7:00 Wednesday Group
10:00 Wolf Trap Presents a Gift of Music
11:30 Charlie Rose
12:30 sign-off
(4)WBZ-NBC Boston
5:00 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Bertice Berry
10:00 Vicki!
Noon News
2:00 Ricki Lake
3:00 Rolonda
4:00 Maury Povich
5:00 News
9:00 Now with Tom Brokaw & Katie Couric
10:00 Law & Order
11:00 News
11:35 Tonight Show
1:35 News
2:10 Infomercial
2:35 Bertice Berry

(5)WCVB-ABC Boston
5:00 News
9:00 Mike & Maty
Noon News
12:30 Loving
4:00 Donahue
5:00 Oprah Winfrey
6:00 News
7:30 Chronicle
8:00 Dinosaurs
8:30 Critic
10:00 Turning Point
11:00 News
11:35 Nightline
12:35 Rush Limbaugh

1:05 News
1:35 Chronicle
(6)WLNE-CBS New Bedford/Providence
Noon Designing Women
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Roseanne
5:00 Donahue
6:00 News
7:00 Cops
7:30 Rescue 911
8:00 Nanny
8:30 Good Advice
9:00 America Tonight
10:00 48 Hours
11:00 News
12:35 Murphy Brown
1:05 Greyhound Racing
2:05 News
(7)WHDH-CBS Boston
5:00 News
10:00 Geraldo
Noon News
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Inside Edition
4:30 Hard Copy
5:00 News
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Nanny
8:30 Good Advice
9:00 America Tonight
10:00 48 Hours
11:00 News
12:35 Night Court
1:05 Jenny Jones
2:05 Hard Copy
2:35 News
(9)WMUR-ABC Manchester
6:00 News
9:00 Geraldo
11:00 Maury Povich
Noon News
12:30 Loving
5:00 News
7:30 Hard Copy
8:00 Dinosaurs
8:30 Critic
10:00 Turning Point
11:00 News
11:35 Nightline
12:05 Rush Limbaugh
12:35 Infomercials
1:35 Jerry Springer
2:35 Donahue
(10)WJAR-NBC Providence
5:30 News
7:00 Today
10:00 Vicki!
11:00 Leeza
Noon News
2:00 Another World
3:00 Maury Povich
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 Golden Girls
5:30 News
7:00 Hard Copy
9:00 Now with Tom Brokaw & Katie Couric
10:00 Law & Order
11:00 News
11:35 Tonight Show
2:05 News
(11)WENH-PBS Durham
6:45 AM Weather
7:00 Body Electric
8:00 Sesame Street
9:30 Storytime
10:00 Kidsongs
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Barney & Friends
1:00 Look & Cook with Anne Willan
1:30 Travels in Europe
2:00 New Hampshire Crossroads
2:30 Your Organic Garden (x2)
5:00 Sesame Street
7:30 Hollywood Chronicles
8:00 I'll Fly Away

11:00 Washington DC: Our Nation's Capital
1:00 sign-off
(12)WPRI-ABC Providence
6:00 News
10:00 Rolonda
11:00 Mike & Maty
Noon News
12:30 Loving
4:00 Cheers (x2)
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Dinosaurs
8:30 Critic
10:00 Turning Point
11:00 News
11:35 Nightline
1:05 Geraldo
2:05 Bertice Berry
(25)WFXT-Fox Boston
6:00 Infomercial
7:00 Captain Planet & the Planeteers
8:00 Bugs Bunny
8:30 Xuxa
9:30 Catholic Mass
10:00 227
10:30 Infomercials
Noon In the Heat of the Night
1:00 People's Court

2:00 Popeye
2:30 Tom & Jerry
4:00 Animaniacs
4:30 Batman: The Animated Series
5:30 Family Matters (x2)
6:30 Wonder Years
7:30 Roseanne
9:00 Models Inc.
10:00 News
10:30 Cops
11:30 Designing Women (x2)
12:30 Infomercials
2:00 sign-off
(27)WUNI-Univision Worcester
6:00 Raring to Read
6:30 Behold the Lamb

7:00 Benny Hinn
7:30 Morris Cerullo
8:00 Nosotros los Gomez
8:30 El Chavo
9:00 Chespirito
10:00 Papa Soltero
11:00 Llevatelo
Noon Muchachitas
12:30 Las Dos Dianas
2:00 Mujer Prohibida
3:30 Cenizas y Diamantes
4:00 Cristina
5:00 Primer Impacto
7:00 Dos Mujeres, Un Camino
8:00 Clarisa
9:00 Pelicula "Como Fui a Enamorarme de Ti"
11:30 Cine: TBA
1:30 Spanish Infomercial
2:00 Cristina
3:00 Clarisa
4:00 Papa Soltero

(36)WSBE-PBS Providence
9:00 Sesame Street
10:30 Magic of Oil Painting
11:00 America in Perspective
Noon Reading Rainbow
1:00 Burt Wolf's Table
2:00 Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Medicine
2:30 Sociological Imagination
3:30 Sesame Street
5:30 Barney & Friends (x2)
6:30 ITN World News
7:30 As We See It
8:00 Movie "Before Stonewall"
9:30 Making of Baseball
10:00 POV
11:00 sign-off
(38)WSBK-Ind Boston
5:30 Jackson Five
6:30 Underdog
7:00 Punky Brewster
8:00 DuckTales
8:30 Bots Master
9:00 Honeymooners
9:30 Odd Couple
10:00 Infomercial
11:00 Family Feud
11:30 Family Feud Encore
Noon Honeymooners
1:00 Family Ties
1:30 Hogan Family
2:00 George of the Jungle
3:00 Tale Spin
3:30 Darkwing Duck
4:00 Goof Troop
4:30 Bonkers
5:00 Punky Brewster

6:00 Murphy Brown
6:30 Coach
7:00 Cheers
7:30 M*A*S*H
8:00 Babylon 5
9:00 Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
10:00 News
10:30 Murphy Brown
11:00 Valley of the Dolls
Mid. Empty Nest
12:30 Valley of the Dolls
1:00 Infomercial
2:00 Movie "Billionaire Boys Club" (pt 1)
4:30 Honeymooners
(44)WGBX-PBS Boston
6:45 AM Weather
7:00 Body Electric
8:00 Julia Child: Cooking with Master Chefs
8:30 Breakfast from New Orleans

9:00 French Chef
9:30 Julia Child & Company
10:30 Sailing with Confidence
11:00 Crawshaw's Watercolor Studio
Noon Julia Child: Cooking with Master Chefs
12:30 Breakfast from New Orleans
1:00 Gavel to Gavel
5:00 Wild America
5:30 Sesame Street
8:00 Surviving the Odds: To Be a Young Black Male in America
9:00 Death: The Trip of a Lifetime
10:00 Wednesday Group
10:30 Firing Line
11:30 Today's Japan
Mid. sign-off
(50)WNDS-Ind Derry
8:00 Xuxa
8:30 Infomercial
10:00 700 Club
Noon Bewitched
12:30 Happy Days
1:00 Jenny Jones
2:00 Best of Love Connection
3:00 CHiPs
4:00 Cagney & Lacey
5:00 St. Elsewhere
7:00 Rescue 911
7:30 Wonder Years
8:00 Ms. Fitness USA
10:00 Bucky Lewis
10:30 Taxi
11:00 People's Court (x2)
Mid. Arsenio Hall
1:00 sign-off
(56)WLVI-Ind Boston
6:00 Widget
6:30 Mr. Bogus

7:00 Inspector Gadget & Goo Goo
8:00 Pink Panther
9:00 Flintstones
10:00 2 Stupid Dogs
11:30 Dear John
Noon Love Connection
12:30 Best of Love Connection
1:00 Can We Shop Starring Joan Rivers
2:00 Hallo Spencer
2:30 Stunt Dawgs
3:00 Yogi & Friends
3:30 Mr. Bogus
4:00 Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog
5:00 Brady Bunch
5:30 Growing Pains
6:00 Full House
8:00 Movie "Sunburn"

10:00 News
11:00 Star Trek
Mid. Arsenio Hall
1:00 SoundChek: TV by Musician
1:30 Infomercial
2:00 sign-off
(60)WGOT-Ind Merrimack
7:00 2 Stupid Dogs
7:30 Mr. Bogus
8:00 Infomercials
10:00 TBA
Noon Bertice Berry
1:00 Hawaii Five-O (x2)
3:00 Infomercial
4:00 Bertice Berry
7:00 Cops
8:00 Movie "Invasion USA"
10:30 Infomercials
(62)WMFP-HSC/secondary NBC Lawrence
5:00 Product Showcase
8:00 Movie "Kemek"
10:00 Leeza
11:00 Jane Whitney
Noon Product Showcase
3:30 Kathy Fountain
4:00 Inside Story
5:00 Movie "Song of Arizona"
6:00 Racket Squad
7:00 Downey
7:30 American Odyssey
8:00 Movie "Salome, Where She Danced"
10:30 American Trucking Report
11:30 TBA
Mid. Rik Turner

2:00 Night Flight
3:00 Movie "Dreams Come True"
(64)WNAC-Fox Rehoboth/Providence
6:30 Darkwing Duck
7:00 Goof Troop
8:30 DuckTales
9:00 Xuxa
9:30 Family Matters
11:00 Ricki Lake
Noon 700 Club
1:00 Infomercial
2:00 Bots Master
2:30 Tale Spin
4:00 Animaniacs
5:00 Bonkers
5:30 Full House
7:30 Family Matters
9:00 Models Inc.
11:30 Rush Limbaugh
Mid. Arsenio Hall
1:00 sign-off
(68)WQTV-Ind/secondary CBS Boston
6:00 Daily Bible Lesson
9:00 Infomercials
11:00 Bonanza
Noon Wild, Wild West
1:00 Remington Steele
2:00 Simon & Simon
3:00 Infomercial
3:30 I Love Lucy (x2)

5:00 Golden Girls
5:30 Mama's Family
6:00 Knight Rider
7:00 Magnum, PI
8:00 Movie "Streets of Gold"
10:00 Matlock
11:00 Mama's Family
11:30 Twilight Zone
Mid. ViaTV
12:30 sign-off
WPIX-Ind New York
5:00 Hogan Family (x2)
6:30 DuckTales
8:30 Flintstones
9:00 Family Matters
9:30 Wonder Years
Noon Vicki!
1:00 Can We Shop Starring Joan Rivers
2:00 Jetsons
3:00 Tale Spin
3:30 Darkwing Duck
4:00 Goof Troop
4:30 Bonkers
5:30 Happy Days
6:00 Growing Pains (x2)
7:00 Family Matters
10:00 News
11:00 Cheers
11:30 Murphy Brown
Mid. Designing Women
12:30 Honeymooners
1:00 News
2:00 Infomercials
4:00 St. Elsewhere
WWOR-Ind Secaucus
5:00 Shopping Spree
6:00 Infomerial
8:00 Flintstones
9:00 Bewitched
10:00 Who's the Boss? (x2)
11:00 Richard Bey
Noon Flying Nun
1:00 Barnaby Jones
2:00 Magnum, PI
3:00 Matlock
4:00 Family Feud
4:30 Family Feud Encore
5:00 Love Boat
6:00 Simon & Simon
7:00 Please Don't Eat the Daisies
7:30 Courtship of Eddie's Father
8:00 Hazel
8:30 That Girl
9:00 Renegade
10:00 News
11:00 Kojak
Mid. Fugitive
1:00 News
2:00 Infomercials
3:00 Shopping Spree
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Re: Retro: Boston/Providence/Manchester Wed 7/6/94
Is this WOR schedule the New York schedule or the national one-WOR EMI service?
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> Is this WOR schedule the New York schedule or the national
> one-WOR EMI service?
>
Considering that this is Boston and eastern New England, I think it's the EMI service. (Would like
to see the schedule, though.)
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> (62)WMFP-HSC/secondary NBC Lawrence
> 5:00 Product Showcase
> 8:00 Movie "Kemek"

> 10:00 Leeza
> 11:00 Jane Whitney
> Noon Product Showcase
> 3:30 Kathy Fountain
> 4:00 Inside Story
> 5:00 Movie "Song of Arizona"
> 6:00 Racket Squad
> 7:00 Downey
> 7:30 American Odyssey
> 8:00 Movie "Salome, Where She Danced"
> 10:30 American Trucking Report
> 11:30 TBA
> Mid. Rik Turner
> 1:35 Later with Greg Kinnear
> 2:00 Night Flight
> 3:00 Movie "Dreams Come True"
It looks like WMFP got at least some of its programming from the late Channel America network
-- "Kathy Fountain" (talk show repurposed from Tampa Bay's WTVT, then with CBS) and "Rik
Turner" (another talker from a public access channel in New Jersey) were part of Channel
America at the time.
And I take it that "Product Showcase" is what WMFP called "infomercials". (WHSH ch.66 was
Boston's HSN station, by the way.)
Retro: Eastern North Carolina Thurs 8/1/91
from TV Guide, Eastern North Carolina Edition
2 WFMY-CBS Greensboro * 3 WWAY-ABC Wilmington * 5 WRAL-CBS Raleigh *
5W WTTG-Fox Washington DC * 6 WECT-NBC Wilmington * 7 WITN-NBC Washington NC *
8 WFXI-Fox Morehead City * 8h WGHP-ABC High Point * 9 WECT-CBS Greenville *
11 WTVD-ABC Durham * 12 WCTI-ABC New Bern * 13 WBTW-CBS Florence *
15 WPDE-ABC Florence * 17 WYED-Ind Goldsboro * 22 WLFL-Fox Raleigh *
26 WJKA-CBS Wilmington * 28 WPTF-NBC Durham * 40 WKFT-Ind Fayetteville *
62 WFCT-Ind Fayetteville
CPT NC Center for Public TV: WUNC-4 Chapel Hill, WUND-2 Columbia, WUNK-25 Greenville,
WUNL-26 Winston-Salem, WUNM-19 Jacksonville, WUNP-36 Roanoke Rapids (PBS)
Morning
5:00
2 Ag Day
5-5W CNN Headline News
7-22 Success N Life
8h First Business
11 Oprah Winfrey

5:30
2 Good Morning
3 Classifieds
6 NBC News at Sunrise
8h-12-13 This Morning's Business
9 Ag Day
15 News
6:00
5-13-26 CBS Morning News
6 Carolina in the Morning
8 Super Mario Bros.
8h-12-13 ABC World News This Morning/Local News
9 Carolina Today
17 Study in the World
22 Romper Room
28 Bread from Heaven
6:30
5 Morning
5W Fox Morning News

8 Coastal Carolina Fishing
11 Good Morning Carolina
13 News
17 Morning Stretch
22 GI Joe
40 Ag Day
6:45
CPT AM Weather
7:00
3-8h-11-12-15 Good Morning America
5-13-26 CBS This Morning
6-7-28 Today
8 Gummi Bears
17 First Business
22 Muppet Babies
40 Heathcliff
62 Fit for Life
CPT New Explorers
7:30
8 Merrie Melodies
62 Video Power
CPT Homestretch
8:00
2-9 CBS This Morning
8 Muppet Babies
22 Woody Woodpecker
62 Morris Cerullo
CPT Today's Special
8:30
8 GI Joe
17 Newsworthy
22 Dennis the Menace
62 700 Club
CPT Zoobilee Zoo
9:00
3-8h-12 Regis & Kathie Lee

5 Joan Rivers
5W I Love Lucy
6-11-13 Phil Donahue
15 Magnum, PI
17 Morning Stretch
26 Guiding Light
28 Santa Barbara
40 Success N Life
CPT Sesame Street
9:30
5W I Love Lucy
8 Coastal Carolina Fishing
17 We're Cooking Now
22 Kenneth Copeland
62 Jimmy Swaggart
10:00
2-5-9-13-26 Designing Women
3 Facts of Life
5W Andy Griffith
6-7-28 Wheel of Fortune

8-62 Success N Life
8h Joan Rivers
12 People's Court
17 Movie "Down Dakota Way" (followed by "Daredevils of the Red Circle")
22 Gunsmoke
40 Infomercial
CPT Reading Rainbow
10:30
2-5-9-13-26 Family Feud
3-12 Family Ties
5W Andy Griffith
6-7-28 Concentration
40 Bridget Loves Bernie
CPT Return to the Sea
11:00
2-5-9-13-26 Price is Right
3-8h-11-15 Home
5W Good Times
6-7-28 Full House
8 Judge
12 What's Happening Now!!
22 Geraldo
62 Movie "Target Gold Seven"
CPT 3-2-1 Contact
11:30
5W Good Times
6-7-28 Cover to Cover
8 Joker's Wild
12 Home
40 Donna Reed
CPT Personal Finance
Afternoon
Noon
2 Hazel
3-6-9-11-12-13-15 News
5W A Current Affair
7 Jeffersons
8 Highway to Heaven
8h-22 Love Connection
17 Success N Life
26 Trump Card
28 $100,000 Pyramid
40 Judge
CPT Business File

12:30
2-5-9-13-26 Young & the Restless
3-8h-11-12-15 Loving
5W EDJ
6-7-28 A Closer Look
40 Graham Kerr
CPT Discovering Psychology
1:00
3-8h-11-12-15 All My Children
5W Fall Guy
6-7-28 Days of Our Lives
8 Graham Kerr
17 Movie "Love Laughs at Andy Harvey"
22-40 Infomercial
CPT Great Railway Journeys of the World
1:30
2-5-9-13-26 Bold & the Beautiful
8 Jetsons
22 Bewitched
40 Wild Bill Hickok

2:00
2-5-9-13-26 As the World Turns
3-8h-11-12-15 One Life to Live
5W Small Wonder
6-7-28 Another World
8 Romper Room
22 Jetsons
40 Grizzly Adams
CPT Lap Quilting
2:30
5W Peter Pan & the Pirates
22 Gummi Bears
CPT Acrylic Art is Fun
3:00
3-8h-11-12-15 General Hospital
5W Woody Woodpecker
6-7 Santa Barbara
22 DuckTales
26 Tale Spin
28 Flintstones
40 Heathcliff
CPT Classic Car Shop
3:30
5W Dennis the Menace
8 Tale Spin
17 Sherlock Holmes
22-26 Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers
28 Merrie Melodies
CPT GED
4:00
2 I Love Lucy
3 Growing Pains
5 Cosby Show
5W Alvin & the Chipmunks
6-8h-11-12-13 Oprah Winfrey
7 Phil Donahue
9 DuckTales
17 Mr. & Mrs. North

22 Tale Spin
28 Family Ties
62 ThunderCats
CPT Wild Guess
4:30
2 Growing Pains
3 Cheers
5 Who's the Boss?
5W-26 Tiny Toon Adventures
9 Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers
17 Robin Hood
40 Tennessee Tuxedo
62 Video Power
CPT Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
5:00
2 Cosby Show
3 A Current Affair
5-15 Andy Griffith

5W Silver Spoons
6 Divorce Court
7 Geraldo
8 Three's Company
8h News
9-13 227
11 People's Court
12 Webster
17 Make Room for Daddy
26 Star Trek
28 Mama's Family
40 Crazy Like a Fox
62 Alive
CPT Sesame Street
5:30
2 Andy Griffith
3-5-11 News
5W Mr. Belvedere
6 Judge
8 Perfect Strangers
8h-9 Hard Copy
12 Cheers
13 A Current Affair
15 Golden Girls
17 Ozzie & harriet
28 Night Court
62 Fit for Life
Evening
6:00
2-3-5-6-7-8h-9-11-12-13-15 News
5W Who's the Boss?
8 M*A*S*H
17 Rifleman
26 Love Connection
28 Cheers
40 Jeffersons
62 Lone Ranger
CPT MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
6:30
2-5-9-13-26 CBS Evening News
3-8h-11-12-15 ABC World News Tonight
5W Three's Company
6-7-28 NBC Nightly News
8 M*A*S*H
17 Rat Patrol
22 Growing Pains
40 Benson
62 We're Cooking Now
7:00
2-28 News
3-8h-12-13 Wheel of Fortune
5W-6-7-15 Cosby SHow
8-22 Star Trek
9 A Current Affair
11 Jeopardy!
17 Rockford Files
40 Matlock
CPT Nightly Business Report
7:30
2 Good Evening
3-8h-12-13 Jeopardy!
5-9 Family Feud
11 Wheel of Fortune
26 Hard Copy
CPT America Goes to War
8:00
2-5-9-13-26 Top Cops
3-8h-11-12-15 Gabriel's Fire
5W-8-22 Simpsons
6-7-28 Cosby Show
17 Bonanza
40 Movie "The April Fools"
CPT Faerie Tale Theatre
8:30
5W-8-22 True Colors
6-7-28 A Different World
9:00
2-5-9-13-26 Trials of Rosie O'Dell
3-8h-11-12-15 Father Dowling Mysteries
5W-8-22 Beverly Hills 90210
6-7-28 Cheers
62 Movie "Not Just Another Affair"
CPT Mystery!
9:30
6-7-28 Wings
10:00
2-5-9-13-26 Golden Years
3-8h-11-12-15 Primetime Live
5W News
6-7-28 LA Law
8-22 Hunter
CPT Hollywood: The Golden Years
11:00
2-3-5-6-7-8h-9-11-12-13-15-28 News
5W Studs
8 Crazy Like a Fox
26 Twilight Zone
40 Hogan's Heroes
62 Infomercial
CPT EastEnders
11:30
2 Newhart
3 Arsenio Hall
5 Amen
5W M*A*S*H
6-7-28 Tonight Show
8h-11-12 Nightline
9-13-26 Fly by Night
17 Movie "Blonde Bait" (followed by "Nyoka & the Tigermen" and Water Lure")
40 Infomercial
62 Home Net News
CPT EastEnders
11:35
15 Night Court
Late Night
Midnight
2-5 Fly by Night
5W M*A*S*H
8 Movie "Blonde Bait" (see 11:30 note for 17)
11 Into the Night
12 Arsenio Hall
22 Party Machine
40 Movie "Going Undercover"
12:05
15 Nightline
12:30
3 Nightline
5W EDJ
6-7-28 Late Night with David Letterman
8h Into the Night
9-26 Night Heat
13 Arsenio Hall
22 Love Connection
12:35
15 Into the Night
1:00
2 News
3 Success N Life
5 Night Heat
5W News
11 Inside Edition
12 Love Connection
22 Infomercial
62 Movie "The Beast"
1:30
2 Night Heat
6-7-28 Later with Bob Costas

8h Movie "Blonde Bait" (see 17, 11:30 for note)
11 Instant Recall
12 Party Machine
22 Movie "Valley Girl"
1:40
9 EDJ
2:00
3 Classifieds
5W Infomercial
8 Reunion
11 News
28 EDJ
2:10
2:30
5W Good Times
2:40
3:00
5W Movie "The Cat o' Nine Tails"
3:30
22 Twilight Zone
4:00
5 News
22 Trapper John, MD
4:30
5 CNN Headline News
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Re: Retro: Eastern North Carolina Thurs 8/1/91

What was the 7:30 PM program on WTTG FOX 5?
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Re: Retro: Eastern North Carolina Thurs 8/1/91
> What was the 7:30 PM program on WTTG FOX 5?
>
Checking the sked, the 7:30 show on WTTG (and WPTF 28) was A Current Affair.
Retro: New York City Mon 2/14/66
from TV Guide, New York Metro edition
WCBS 2-CBS New York
7:00 News
7:25 Editorial
7:30 CBS News
7:55 News

10:00 I Love Lucy
10:30 Real McCoys (listed as McCoys)
11:00 Andy Griffith
11:30 Dick Van Dyke
Noon Love of Life
12:25 News
12:45 Guiding Light
1:00 News
2:00 Password
2:30 House Party
3:00 To Tell the Truth
3:25 CBS News
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Secret Storm
4:30 Movie "I Love Melvin"
6:00 News
7:00 CBS News
8:00 I've Got a Secret
8:30 Lucille Ball
9:00 Andy Griffith

9:30 Hazel
10:00 Gene Kelly
11:00 News
11:20 Sports
11:25 Weather
11:30 Late Show "My Foolish Heart"
1:25 News
1:30 Late Late Show "Never Love a Stranger"
3:15 Movie "Wilson"
WNBC 4-NBC New York
6:00 Education Exchange
6:30 B'wana Don
7:00 Today
9:00 Birthday House
9:55 News
10:00 Eye Guess
10:30 Concentration
11:00 Morning Star
11:30 Paradise Bay
Noon Jeopardy
12:30 Post Office
12:55 News
1:00 PDQ

2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 You Don't Say!
4:00 Match Game
4:25 NBC News
4:30 Movie "DOA"
6:00 News
7:00 NBC News
7:30 Hullabaloo
8:00 John Forsythe
8:30 Dr. Kildare
9:00 Andy Williams
10:00 Run for Your Life
11:00 News
11:10 Weather
11:15 Local News
11:25 Sports
11:30 Johnny Carson
1:00 News
1:15 Movie "Frontier Marshal"
2:40 sign-off
WNEW 5-Ind New York
8:00 Cartoons
8:15 King & Odie
8:30 Sandy Becker
9:25 News
10:00 Peter Gunn
10:30 Bat Masterson
11:00 Astroboy
11:30 Cartoons
Noon Romper Room
1:00 Cartoons
1:15 King & Odie
1:25 News
1:30 Movie "Bulldog Drummond at Bay"
2:55 News
3:00 Peter Gunn
3:30 Paul Winchell
4:30 Chuck McCann
5:30 Sandy Becker
6:30 Soupy Sales
7:00 Outer Limits
8:00 Rogues
9:00 Movie "China"
11:00 News
11:10 Movie "Random Harvest"
1:40 News
1:50 sign-off
WABC 7-ABC New York
6:20 News
6:30 Project Know
7:00 Ann Sothern
7:30 Gale Storm
8:00 Cartoons
8:30 Little Rascals
9:00 Girl Talk
9:30 Movie "How to Marry a Millionaire" (news break at 10:20)
11:30 Dating Game (a variation on the game for Valentine's Day: Actor Gardner McKay has to
choose one of three girls as his blind date)
Noon Donna Reed
1:00 Ben Casey
2:00 Nurses
2:30 A Time for Us
2:55 ABC News
3:30 Young Marrieds
4:00 Never Too Young
4:30 Where the Action Is
5:00 News
5:45 ABC News

6:00 Movie "War is Hell!"
7:30 12 O'Clock High
8:30 Jesse James
9:00 Shenandoah
9:30 Peyton Place
10:00 Ben Casey
11:00 News
11:25 Editorial
11:30 Best of Broadway "When Willie COmes Marching Home"
1:15 Movie "Girls at Sea"
2:50 sign-off
WOR 9-Ind New York
8:50 Farm Report
8:55 News/Weather
9:00 American Story
9:30 Movie "Pay or Die"
11:00 World Adventures
11:30 Memory Lane (Joe Franklin)
1:00 Divorce Court
2:00 Movie "Five Came Back"
4:00 Gypsy
4:30 Mike Douglas
6:00 News
6:20 Sports
6:30 Let's Go-Go
7:00 Marshal Dillon (Gunsmoke)
7:30 Million Dollar Movie "Devil's Canyon"
9:30 Twilight Zone
11:00 Movie "Love in the Afternoon"
1:00 News/Weather
1:05 sign-off
WPIX 11-Ind New York
8:00 Pancake Man
8:30 Fair Adventure
9:00 Jack LaLanne
9:30 Scarlett Hill
10:30 True Adventure
11:00 Snuffy Smith
11:15 Mack & Myer
11:30 Carol Corbett
Noon Cartoons
1:00 Movie "Becky Sharp"
2:30 Bold Journey
3:30 Bozo
4:00 Beachcomber Bill
4:30 Eighth Man

5:00 Surprise Show
5:30 Three Stooges
6:00 News
6:25 Weather
6:30 Superman
7:30 Lloyd Thaxton
8:30 Honeymooners
9:00 Hollywood Showcase
10:00 Merv Griffin
Mid. Passing Parade
12:30 sign-off
WNDT 13-Educational New York
9:30 Working with Science
9:50 Books That Live
10:10 Parlons Francais I
10:25 Places in the News
10:45 Music for You
11:05 Hablo Espanol
11:20 Time for Science
11:30 Folk Guitar
Noon Electronics at Work

12:30 Exploring Nature
1:00 Once Upon a Day
1:30 Children of Other Lands
1:50 Hablo Espanol
2:25 Space Age Challenges
2:45 Parlons Francais I
3:30 New Jersey Speaks
3:30 International Magazine
4:30 Compleat Gardener
5:00 Once Upon a Day
5:30 Cartoons
5:40 Friendly Giant
6:00 What's New
6:30 New Jersey Speaks
7:00 Capital Commentary
7:15 Soviet Press This Week
7:30 America's Crises
8:30 Beethoven Year
10:00 World at Ten
10:10 Art Auction (live benefit for ch13)
11:10 sign-off
WTIC 3-CBS Hartford

7:00 News/Weather
7:05 CBS News
7:30 Perception
7:45 Accent on Living
7:55 Let's Talk About
9:00 Hap Richards
9:15 Deputy Dawg
10:00 I Love Lucy
10:30 Movie "Three on a Spree"
Noon Love of Life
12:25 News
12:45 Guiding Light
1:00 Movie "The Unforgiven"
2:00 Password
2:30 House Party
3:25 CBS News
3:30 Dick Van Dyke
4:00 Ranger Andy
4:30 Movie "Revolt at Fort Laramie"
6:05 Sports
6:15 News
6:25 Weather
6:30 CBS News
7:00 Movie "The Stratton Story"
9:00 Andy Griffith
9:30 Hazel
10:00 Gene Kelly
11:00 News/Sports
11:15 Weather
11:20 Movie "Attila"
12:55 News/Weather
1:00 sign-off
WNHC 8-ABC New Haven
6:10 News/Weather
6:15 Church Conversations
6:30 Frontiers of Science
7:00 Gloria
7:30 Mr. Goober
9:00 Surfside 6
10:00 Divorce Court
11:30 Dating Game
Noon Girl Talk

1:00 Ben Casey
2:00 Nurses
2:30 A Time for Us
2:55 ABC News
3:30 Space Commander
5:00 Mike Douglas
6:30 News
6:40 Weather
6:45 ABC News
7:00 Flintstones
7:30 12 O'Clock High
8:30 Jesse James
9:00 Shenandoah
9:30 Peyton Place
10:00 Ben Casey
11:00 News
11:10 Weather
11:15 Sports
11:20 Movie "Black Hand"
1:05 News
1:15 sign-off
TV Guide didn't list New York's WNYC-31 or Newark's WNJU-47...31 aired programs 1:30-11pm,
47 ran shows 5-11pm
Station Addresses
WCBS 2: 51 W 52nd St, NYC 10019
WTIC 3: 3 Constitution Plaza, Hartford 06115
WNBC 4: 30 Rockefeller Plaza, NYC 10020
WNEW 5: 205 E 67th St, NYC 10021
WABC 7: 7 W 66th St, NYC 10023
WNHC 8: 135 College St, New Haven 06510
WOR 9: 1440 Broadway, NYC 10018
WPIX 11: 220 E 42nd St, NYC 10017
WNDT 13: 304 W 58th St, NYC 10019
WNYC 31: Muncipal Bldg, NYC 10007
WNJU 47: 1020 Broad St, Newark 07102
Retro: Montana Sun 8/27/89
from TV Guide, Montana edition
Billings/Hardin: 2 KTVQ-CBS, 4h KOUS-ABC, 8 KULR-NBC
Denver: 2d KWGN-Ind
Spokane (listed MT): 2s KREM-CBS, 4s KXLY-ABC, 6s KHQ-NBC, 7s KSPS-PBS
Salt Lake City: 2sl KUTV-NBC, 5s KSL-CBS
Great Falls: 3 KRTV-CBS, 5 KFBB-ABC, 16 KTGF-NBC
Miles City: 3m KYUS-ABC
Butte: 4 KXLF-CBS/ABC, 6 KTVM-NBC/ABC
Glendive: 5g KXGN-CBS/NBC
Bozeman: 7 KBZK-ABC, 9b KUSM-PBS

Lethbridge: 7l CFAC-Ind
Missoula: 8m KPAX-CBS/ABC, 13 KECI-NBC/ABC
Williston (listed MT): 8w KUMV-NBC, 11 KXMD-CBS
Kalispell: 9 KCFW-NBC/ABC
Helena: 12 KTVH-NBC
Morning
5:00
2d SCTV Network
7l News
5:30
2d SCTV Network
7l Sports
6:00
2d Jeffersons
5s Laverne & Shirley
6-8w-9-13-16 Sunday Today
7l Men in Action
11 D. James Kennedy
6:30
2-3 It's Your Business

2d Your Right to Say It
2sl Sacred Heart
5s Wonderful World of Disney
6s Bob Newhart
7l It Figures
6:45
2sl From the Cathedral
7:00
2-3-4-5g-8m CBS News Sunday Morning
2d Mass for Shut-Ins
2sl Robert Schuller
4s Eastern Washington University Education
5 US Farm Report
6s Infomercials
7l Mr. Wizard's World
8 TBA
9b Sesame Street
12 Sunday Today
7:30
2d Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
2s Porky Pig & Friends

3m Jerry Falwell
4h-7 Music & the Spoken Word
4s Revival Hour
5 Close-Up Great Falls
5s World Tomorrow
6-9-13 Viewpoint
7l Monty's Travelling Reptile Show
8w-16 Meet the Press
11 Lundstroms
8:00
2d Charles in Charge
2s-5 Infomercial
2sl Sunday Today
4h-7 Health Show
5s CBS News Sunday Morning
6-9-13 Lundstroms
7l Circle Square
7s Sesame Street
8-16 Jerry Falwell
8w Religious Town Hall
9b New Literacy
11 Lutherans of the Prairie
8:30
2-5g-8m Face the Nation
2d Diff'rent Strokes
2s Compton Report
3 Perspective on Great Falls
3m-4h-7 Animated Classics
4 Focus
4s Kenneth Copeland
5 Fishing the West
6-9-13 World Tomorrow
6s Sunday Today
7l-8w Day of Discovery
9b New Literacy
11 Jerry Falwell
12 Meet the Press
9:00
2-3-4-8m Face the State
2d Leave It to Beaver
2s CBS News Sunday Morning
3m-4h Lundstroms
5 Soul-er Factory
5g Amazing Facts
6-9-13 Robert Schuller
7 Summit University Forum
7l Voice of Victory
7s Sesame Street
8 TBA
8w World Tomorrow
9b French in Action
12 George Vandeman (It is Written)
16 Infomercial
9:30
2 Perspective
2d Addams Family
2sl-5g Meet the Press
3 World Tomorrow
3m-4h Kenneth Copeland
4 Face the Nation
4s Robert Schuller
5 Lundstroms
5s Music & the Spoken Word
7l Movie "The Russians are Coming, the Russians are Coming"
8 George Vandeman
8m Real Estate Marketplace
8w Catholic Mass
9b French in Action
11 Jimmy Swaggart
12 Jerry Falwell
16 Day of Discovery
10:00
2 Healthy Lifestyles
2d Movie "The Road to Singapore"
2sl Day of Discovery
3 Infomercial
4-8m It's Your Business
5 Health Show
5g Fishing the West
5s Face the Nation
6-9-13 Siskel & Ebert
6s-8 Meet the Press
7 Mama's Family
7s Reading Rainbow
8w Christian Lifestyle Magazine
9b Focus on Watercolor
16 Movie "DARYL"
10:30
2-5s-6-6s-8m-9-13 Infomercials
2s-11 Face the Nation
2sl Movie "The Far Country"
3 Powerboat Racing: IOGP Champ Boats
3m-4h-7 This Week with David Brinkley
4s World Tomorrow
5 Business World
5s Great Escape
7s For Veterans Only
8w Viewpoint
9b Lap Quilting with Georgia Bonesteel
12 This is the Life
11:00
2 Powerboat Racing: Offshore competition from Grand Haven, MI
2s Love Boat
3 Hydroplane Racing: Seattle Rainier Cup
4 TBA
4s Infomercial
5g Mother-Daughter International Pageant
5s NFL Preview
6-9-13 Wonderful World of Disney
7s Outdoor Idaho
8 Movie "Condorman"
8m Focus
8w Bonanza
9b Western Tradition
12 Movie "Captains Courageous" (colorized)
11:30
3m-4h World Tomorow
4s Raising Drug Free Kids
7 Dennis the Menace
7s Hometime
8m Queensland Upside Down Under
9b Western Tradition
11 Greatest Sports Legends 15th Year Anniversary (pt 2)
Afternoon
Noon
2 Hydroplane Racing: Seattle Rainier Cup
2d Movie "Suddenly Single"
2s Love Boat
3 Powerboat Racing: Offshore competition
3m-4h-7 Business World
4s Infomercial
5 Indian County
5s My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
6-9-13 Deputy
7l Movie "That's Entertainment"
7s Hollywood
8w Wild Kingdom
9b Canada: True North
16 All the King's Horses
12:30
2sl Surfing: Aloha Classic III/World Wavesailing
3m-4h-7-16 Movie "Captains Courageous" (colorized)
4s This Week with David Brinkley
6-9-13 Golf: Fred Meyer Challenge
6s Infomercial
8m Super Chargers
8w Weekend with Crook & Chase
1:00
2-2s-3-4-5-5g-5s-8m-11 NFL Preview
6s Promise of America
7s Washington Week in Review
8 Fishing the West
8w Infomercial
9b National Audubon Society
12 25th Anniversary of Reno Air Races
1:30
2d Movie "The Blues Brothers"

2sl Greatest Sports Legends 15th Year Anniversary (pt 2)
4s Business World
5 Cousteau's Rediscovery of the World
6-9-13 Golf: Fred Meyer Challenge
7s Wall Street Week
8 Future Legends of the Sports World
8w Powerboat Racing: Offshore competition
2:00
2-2s-3-4-5g-5s-8m-11 World Series of Golf
4s Health Show
6s Wild Kingdom
7s Firing Line
9b Mystery!
12 Road to Performance
2:30
2sl-6-6s-8-8w-9-12-13-16 NBC SportsWorld (NFL preview/Boxing: Edwin Rosario v Lupe Suarez

for WBA lightweight title)
3m-4h-5-7 Golf: US Amateur Championship
4s Movie "Brian's Song"
7l Conquest
7s European Journal
3:00
7s Smithsonian World
4:00
2 Super Chargers
2d Diff'rent Strokes
2s Simon & Simon
2sl-8w She's the Sheriff
3 Wheel Power
3m-4h-7 At the Movies
4 Weekend with Crook & Chase
4s Starting from Scratch
5-12 Wild Kingdom
5g-8m Healthy Lifestyles
5s What a Country!
6-9-13 Fishing the West
6s Dr. Edell's Medical Journal
7s MotorWeek '88
8 Straight Issues
9b Masterpiece Theatre
11 Infomercial
16 Movie "Summer Rental"
4:30
2-3-4-5g-5s-8m-11 CBS Evening News
2d Charles in Charge
2sl-6-8-8w-9-13 NBC Nightly News

3m-4h-7 Dick Clark's Golden Greats
4s Golf: US Amateur Championship
6s Great Escape
7s Travel Magazine
12 Mama's Family
5:00
2 Public People/Private Lives
2d Star Trek: The Next Generation
2s Movie "Hard Country"
2sl Great Escape
3m-4h-7 Star Search
4 Hee Haw
5 Incredible Sunday
5g-11 60 Minutes
5s M*A*S*H
6-9-13 News
6s Mountain Climber
7s When Havoc Struck
8 Wonderful World of Disney
8m 21 Jump Street
8w Magical World of Disney
9b Lawrence Welk
12 NBC Nightly News
5:30
2sl-5s-7l News
6-9-13 M*A*S*H
6s Airwaves
7s Victory Garden
12 Great Escape
Evening
6:00
2-3-4-5s-8m 60 Minutes
2d Star Trek
2sl-6-8-9-12-13-16 Magical World of Disney
3m-4h-7 Incredible Sunday
4s Gunsmoke
5 MacGyver
5g-11 Murder, She Wrote
6s NBC Nightly News
7l Star Trek: The Next Generation
7s Make Yourself at Home
8w Family Ties
9s Entertaining the Troops
6:30
6s News
7s This Old House
8w My Two Dads
7:00
2-3-4-5s-8m Murder, She Wrote
2d Movie "Rollercoaster"
2s CBS Evening News
2sl-6-8-9-12-13-16 Family Ties
3m-4h-7 MacGyver
4s News
5 Movie "The Gladiator"
5g-11 Movie "Tricks of the Trade"
6s Wild Kingdom
7l Who's the Boss?
8w Movie "LA Takedown"
7:10
7s All Creatures Great & Small
7:30
2s News
2sl-6-8-9-12-13-16 My Two Dads
4s ABC World News Tonight
6s Webster
7l Movie "Kojak: The Price of Justice"
8:00
2-3-4-5s-8m Movie "Tricks of the Trade"
2s 60 Minutes
2sl-6-8-9-12-13-16 Movie "LA Takedown"
3m-4h-7 Movie "The Gladiator"
4s Incredible Sunday
6s Magical World of Disney
9b Masterpiece Theatre
8:10
7s National Audubon Society
9:00
2s Murder, She Wrote
4s MacGyver
5 America's Most Wanted
5g Golden Girls
6s Family Ties
8w-11 News
9:15
11 CBS News
9:20
7s National Audubon Society
9:30
2d News
5 Cops
5g Let's Talk About It
6s My Two Dads
7l Heartland
8w Bonanza
11 Mama's Family
10:00
2-2sl-3-4-5-5s-7l-8-8m-12-16 News
2d Benson
2s Movie "Tricks of the Trade"
3m-4h-7 It's a Living
4s Movie "The Gladiator"
5g CBS News
6-9-13 Black Sheep Squadron
6s Movie "LA Takedown"
9b Market to Market
10:15
5g Christopher Closeup
10:20
5 ABC News
16 Movie "Choke Canyon"
10:30
2-4 Lifestyle of the Rich & Famous
2d T.J. Hooker
3 Hee Haw
3m-4h-7 She's the Sheriff
5g At the Movies
7l Bob Izumi Real Fishing Show
7s Masterpiece Theatre
8 Movie "The Longest Day"
8m America's Most Wanted
8w Kojak
9b John McLaughlin's One on One
10:35
2sl Take Two
5 Star Search
5s Sports Beat: Sunday

10:50
2sl LaVell Edwards: Football
11:00
3m-4h Tender is the Night (conclusion)
5g Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous
6-9-13 George Michael Sports Machine
7l Sports
8m War of the Worlds
11 Dukes of Hazzard
11:15
2sl Entertainment This Week
11:20
5s CBS News
11:30
2-4 CBS News
2d Monsters
3 Weekend with Crook & Chase
6-9-13 Movie "The Burning Bed"
7l Alfred Hitchcock Presents
7s How Far Home: Veterans After Vietnam

8w George Michael Sports Machine
11:35
5 Close-Up Great Falls
5s Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous
11:45
2 Siskel & Ebert
12 Great Escape
Late Night
Midnight
2d Tales from the Darkside
2s-4s-6s News
7l Duet
7s Latenight America with Dennis Wholey
12:15
2s CBS News
2sl At the Movies
12:30
2d At the Movies
2s Infomercial
4s USA Today
6s Movie "Avalanche"
7l Movie "Heartbreakers"
12:35
5s Public People/Private Lives
12:45
2sl Movie "Tobruk"
1:00
2d Lou Grant
2s Movie "Phone Call from a Stranger"
1:30
4s News
1:35
5s CBS News Nightwatch
2:00
2d Fame
4s ABC News
2:30
6s Dukes of Hazzard
7l Movie "Modern Romance"
3:00
2d Mary Tyler Moore
3:30
2d Mary Tyler Moore
4:00
5s CNN Headline News
4:30
7l Newsweek
Saint Louis Commercial Stations Friday October 11 1985
Source:Saint Louis Post-Dispatch
2-KTVI(ABC)
4-KMOV(CBS)
5-KSDK(NBC)
11-KPLR(Independent)
30-KDNL(Independent)
5 AM
4 Kidsworld
11 Muppet Show
30 News
5:30
4 More Real People
11 Superman-George Reeves
30 Morning Stretch
6 AM
2 Romper Room
4 Straight Talk
5 NBC News
11 Lone Ranger
30 I Dream Of Jeannie
6:30
2 World News This Morning
4 CBS Early Morning News
5 Today In St. Louis
11 Tom And Jerry
30 I Love Lucy
7 AM
4 CBS Morning News
5 Today
11 Challenge Of The Gobots
30 Bewitched
7:30
11 Scooby Doo
30 Brady Bunch
8 AM
11 Bugs Bunny
30 Addams Family
8:30
11 Jetsons
30 Fat Albert
9 AM
2 Let's Make A Deal
4 $25,000 Pyramid
5 Donahue
11 Woody Woodpecker
30 700 Club
9:30
2 Break The Bank
4 Press Your Luck
10 AM
2 Three's A Crowd
4 Price Is Right
5 Sally Jesse Raphael
11 Laverne And Shirley
30 Jim Bakker
10:30
2 All-Star Blitz
5 Scrabble
11 Mary Tyler Moore
11 AM
2 Ryan's Hope
5 Super Password
11 Bob Newhart
30 Jimmy Swaggart
11:30
2 Loving
5 Wheel Of Fortune
11 Hogan's Heroes
30 News
12 NOON
2 All My Children
4 Body Language
5 News
30 Andy Griffith
12:30
5 Days Of Our Lives
11 The Far Pavilions(mini-series, 1984)
30 New Dick Van Dyke Show
1 PM
2 One Life To Live
30 McHale's Navy
1:30
4 Capitol
5 Another World
30 F-Troop
2 PM
2 General Hospital
4 Guiding Light
30 Addams Family
2:30
11 Popeye
30 Heathcliff
3 PM
2 Divroce Court
4 Hart To Hart
5 Hour Magazine
11 G.I. Joe
30 Jayce And The Wheeled Warriors
3:30
2 Jeffersons
11 She-Ra:Princess Of Power
30 Thundercats
4 PM
2 Three's Company
4 America
5 People's Court
11 He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe
30 Transformers
4:30
5 Jeopardy
11 Voltron
30 M.A.S.K.
5 PM
2 4 5 News
11 Little House On The Prairie
5:30
2 ABC News
4 CBS News
5 NBC News
30 Happy Days
6 PM
2 4 5 News
6:30
2 P.M. Magazine
4 Newlywed Game
5 Wheel Of Fortune
11 WKRP In Cincinnati
30 Gimme A Break
7 PM
2 Webster
4 Twilight Zone
5 Baseball Playoffs
11 Movie:The Life And Times Of Judge Roy Bean(1972)
30 Movie:Tender Is The Night(1962)
7:30
2 Mr. Belvedere
8 PM
2 Diff'rent Strokes
4 Dallas
8:30
2 Benson
9 PM
2 Spenser:For Hire
4 Falcon Crest
9:30
11 News
10 PM
2 4 5 News
11 Benny Hill
30 Benson
10:30
2 M*A*S*H
4 Movie:The Avalanche Express(1979)
5 Best Of Carson
11 Love Boat
30 Sanford And Son
11 PM
2 Nightline
30 Hawaii Five-O
11:30
2 Eye On Hollywood
5 Friday Night Videos
11 Movie:Captain Lightfoot(1955)
12 MID
2 Mission:Impossible
30 Starsky And Hutch
12:45
4 Movie:Scalawag(1973)
1 AM
2 News
5 America's Top Ten
30 Movie:Tender Is The Night(Repeat)
1:30
2 Documentary
5 News
11 Movieillinger(1973)
2:30
4 Movie:Situation Hopeless But Not Serious(1965)
3:30
11 Movier. Cyclops(1940)
3:40
30 Movie:Young Dillinger(1965)
Saint Louis Independent Stations-Friday July 10 1992
11-KPLR(Independent)
30-KDNL(FOX)
5 AM
11 Classic Country
30 Success-N-Life
5:30
11 Morning Ag Report
6 AM
11 Believer's Voice Of Victory

30 He-Man
6:30
11 Casper & Friends
30 Widget
7 AM
11 Dennis The Menace
7:30
11 Woody Woodpecker
30 Tom And Jerry
8 AM
11 James Bond Jr.
30 Peter Pan & The Pirates
8:30
11 Jetsons
30 Muppet Babies
9 AM
11 Matlock
30 Swans Crossing
9:30
10 AM
11 Fall Guy
30 Three's Company
10:30
30 New Leave It To Beaver
11 AM
11 21 Jump Street
30 Hogan Family
11:30
30 Webster
12 NOON
11 Sledge Hammer
30 Mr. Belvedere
12:30
11 Movie:Sweet Revenge(1977)
30 Andy Griffith
1 PM
30 Perry Mason
2 PM
30 Charles In Charge
2:30
11 Small Wonder
30 Alvin And The Chipmunks
3 PM
11 Ducktales
30 Flintstones
3:30
11 Chip N Dales Rescue Rangers
30 Merrie Melodies
4 PM
11 Tale Spin
30 Beetlejuice
4:30
11 Darkwing Duck
5 PM
11 Saved By The Bell
30 The Cosby Show
5:30
11 Full House
30 The Cosby Show
6 PM
11 Who's The Boss?
30 Star Trek:The Next Generation
6:30
11 Night Court
7 PM
11 Movie:Glitz(1988)
30 America's Most Wanted
8 PM
30 Sightings
8:30
30 Totally Hidden Video
9 PM
11 News
30 Mama's Family
9:30
11 Baseball:Saint Louis Cardinals At Los Angeles Dodgers
30 Mama's Family
10 PM
30 M*A*S*H
10:30
30 Star Trek
11:30
30 Studs
12 MID
12:30
11 Dennis Miller
30 I Love Lucy
1 AM
30 Movie:The Zany Adventures Of Robin Hood(1984)
1:30
11 Mary Tyler Moore
2 AM
11 Movie:Alvin Karpis, Public Enemy Number 1(1974)
3 AM
30 Movie:The Cotton Club(1984)
4 AM
11 CHiPs
Retro: South Georgia/North Florida Tues 4/20/93
from TV Guide, South Georgia Edition
2 WSB-ABC Atlanta * 3 WRBL-CBS Columbus * 3s WSAV-NBC Savannah *
4 WJXT-CBS Jacksonville * 4d WTVY-CBS Dothan * 5 WAGA-CBS Atlanta *
6 WCTV-CBS Thomasville-Tallahassee * 7 WJHG-NBC Panama City *
9 WTVM-ABC Columbus * 10 WALB-NBC Albany * 11 WFSU-PBS Tallahassee *
11s WXIA-NBC Atlanta * 11s WTOC-CBS Savannah * 12 WTLV-NBC Jacksonville *
13 WMAZ-CBS Macon * 13p WMBB-ABC Panama City * 17 WJKS-ABC Jacksonville *

17a WTBS-Ind Atlanta * 18 WDHN-ABC Dothan * 21 WBSG-Ind Brunswick *
22 WJCL-CBS Savannah * 24 WGXA-ABC Macon * 27 WTXL-ABC Tallahassee *
31 WFXL-Fox Albany * 38 WLTZ-NBC Columbus * 40 WTWC-NBC Tallahassee *
41 WMGT-NBC Macon * 49 WTLH-Fox Bainbridge-Tallahassee * 54 WXTX-Fox Columbus *
55 WSST-Ind Cordele
GPT-Georgia Public TV (PBS): WABW-14 Pelham, WACS-25 Dwason, WDCO-29 Cochran, WJSP-28
Warm Springs, WVAN-9 Savannah, WXGA-8 Waycross
Panama City/Dothan stations listed ET
Morning
5:00
2-18 ABC World News Now
4-6 CBS News Up to the Minute
7p-10-11a-41 NBC News Nightside
12-13-38 This Morning's Business
31 Success N Life
49 Ag-USA
5:05
17a Gomer Pyle, USMC
5:25
17 Classifieds
5:30
3s-11a-12-38-41 NBC News at Sunrise
6 Ag Day
17 News
5:35
17a CNN Headline News
6:00
2-4-11a News
3 CBS Morning News
3s Coastal Sunrise
4d-6 CBS Morning News
5 Geraldo
11s-13p-55 This Morning's Business
13 Early Mornin'
21-31 Ag Day
22 Celebrate
24 Flintstones
38 Rise 'n Shine

49 Widget
GPT GED
6:05
17a I Love Lucy
6:15
11 Body Electric
6:30
4d Good Morning Tri-States
6 Good Morning
7 Good Mornin', Morning
10 Today in Georgia
11s CBS Morning News
13 Mornin'
13p-18-22 ABC World News This Morning
24 Goof Troop
31 Beetlejuice
54 Tale Spin
55 South Georgia Sunrise
GPT Stretching for Life

6:35
17a Tom & Jerry
6:45
11-GPT AM Weather
7:00
2-9-17-22-24-27 Good Morning America
3-4-4d-13 CBS This Morning
3s-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Today
5 Good Day Atlanta
11-GPT Sesame Street
11s News
18 Ag Day
31-49 Tale Spin
54 Goof Troop
7:30
7 Daybusters
21 CNN Headline News/Local News
31 Merrie Melodies
49-54 Beetlejuice
8:00
5 Joan Rivers
6 Maury Povich
7 Today
11s CBS This Morning
13p-18 Good Morning America
21 Phil Donahue
54 James Bond Jr.
GPT Barney & Friends
8:05
17a I Dream of Jeannie
8:30
11 Barney & Friends
31-49 James Bond Jr.
GPT Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
8:35
17a Bewitched
9:00
2-9-21 Sally Jessy Raphael
3s-11a-12-24 Montel Williams
3s-4-6-10-13 Phil Donahue
4d Morning Show
5-17-22-27-38 Regis & Kathie Lee
11 Sesame Street
40 Jerry Springer
41-55 Vicki!
49 People's Court
54 Big Valley
GPT Reading Rainbow
9:05
17a Little House on the Prairie
9:30
49 Judge
GPT Instructional Programs
10:00
2 Phil Donahue
3-4d-6 Family Feud Challenge
3s-7-13-17-31 Sally Jessy Raphael
4 Maury Povich
5-11s-12 Geraldo
9 Cosby Show
10-13p-18-41 Regis & Kathie Lee
11 Lamb Chop's Play-Along
11a-38 Vicki!
21 Jane Whitney
22 Matlock
40 Jenny Jones
54 Wonder Years
55 700 Club
10:05
17a Movie "Kenny Rogers as The Gambler III-The Legend Continues" (conclusion)
10:30
9 A Different World
11 Reading Rainow
27 Infomercial
54 Mr. Belvedere
11:00
2 Maury Povich
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 Price is Right
3s-21 Jenny Jones
7-10 Golden Girls
9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Home
11 Sesame Street
11a Scrabble
12 Jerry Springer
31 Vicki!
38 Family Ties
40 Joan Rivers
41 Newhart
11:30
7-10-38-41 Concentration
11a Scattergories
49 Love Connection
54 Small Wonder
55 Another Life
Afternoon
Noon
2-4-5-6-9-11s-12-13-55 News
3 Sanford & Son
3s Concentration
4d Young & the Restless
7-40 Family Secrets
10 Town & Country
11 Graham Kerr's Kitchen
11a Noonday
13p Loving
17 Jenny Jones
18 You Bet Your Life
21 Vicki!
22-27-31 Designing Women
24-38 That's Amore
41 People's Court
49 Montel Williams
54 Love Connection
GPT Sesame Street
12:05
17a Perry Mason
12:15
13 Date with Del

12:30
2-9-18-22-24-27 Loving
3-4-5-6-11s-13 Young & the Restless
3s Scrabble
7 Golden Girls
11 Body Electric
12 Rush Limbaugh
13p News
31 Infomercial
38-41 Family Secrets
40 Concentration
54 People's Court
1:00
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 All My Children
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Days of Our Lives
4d Farm Report
11 Travels
21-31 Highway to Heaven
49 Matlock
54 700 Club
55 Sing Out America
GPT Lamb Chop's Play-Along

1:05
17a Movie "The Streets of San Francisco" (pilot for the series)
1:20
4d News
1:30
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 Bold & the Beautiful
55 Beverly Exercise
GPT Carmen Sandiego
2:00
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 One Life to Live
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 As the World Turns
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Another World
11 Charlie Rose
21 People's Court
31 Judge
49 Infatuation
54 New Leave It to Beaver
55 Jenny Jones
2:30
21 Odd Couple
31 Tom & Jerry Kids
49 Merrie Melodies
54 Darkwing Duck
GPT Square One Television
3:00
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 General Hospital
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 Guiding Light
3s Scattergories
7-10-12-38-41 Scrabble
11a Divorce Court
17a Tom & Jerry
40 Vicki!
49 Tom & Jerry Kids
54 Merrie Melodies
55 Camp Candy
3:30
3s Family Secrets
7-10-12-38-41 Scattergories
11 Sesame Street
11a Judge
21 Inspector Gadget
31-49 Goof Troop
54 Tom & Jerry Kids
55 People's Court
3:35
17a Flintstones
4:00
2-3s-4-4d-6-9-10-13-13p Oprah Winfrey
3 Matlock
5 Inside Edition
7-11s Maury Povich
11a-22 You Bet Your Life
18 Phil Donahue
21 Camp Candy
24-31-49 Darkwing Duck
27 Designing Women
38 Whoopi Goldberg
41 Golden Girls

55 Video Hits
GPT Carmen Sandiego
4:05
17a Jetsons
4:30
5 A Current Affair
11a-22 Golden Girls
31-54 Batman
38 Amen
41 Designing Women
GPT Sesame Street
4:35
17a Brady Bunch
5:00
2-4-5 News
3 227
3s Montel Williams
4d Full House
7-11s Hard Copy
9 Phil Donahue
10 Who's the Boss?
11 Carmen Sandiego
11a-12-13 Cosby Show
13p-22-31 Designing Women
17 Matlock
21 Growing Pains
40 Scrabble
41 Murphy Brown
49 Batman
54 Full House
5:05
17a Saved by the Bell
5:30
3 Designing Women
4-6-11a-11s-12-24-31 News
4d-13p Cosby Show

7 Jeopardy!
11 Body Electric
13 Inside Edition
21 Andy Griffith
22-27 Cheers
40 Scattergories
41 Mama's Family
49 Wonder Years
54 Good Times
5:35
17a Three's Company
5:45
55 Gospel Dynamite
Evening
6:00
2-3-3s-4-4d-5-6-7-9-10-11a-11s-12-13-17-18-21-22-27-38-55 News
11-GPT MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
13p Inside Edition
24 Cheers
31-54 Star Trek: The Next Generation

40 Infomercial
49 Full House
6:05
17a Happy Days
6:30
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 CBS Evening News
3s-7-12-38-40-41 NBC Nightly News
9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 ABC World News Tonight
6:35
17a Andy Griffith
7:00
3-11s-13 A Current Affair
3s Cosby Show
4 Inside Edition
4d-7-13p News
5-6-12-22-41 Wheel of Fortune
9 Jeopardy!
10-11a NBC Nightly News

11 All Creatures Great & Small
17 Cheers
18-54 Hard Copy
21 Night Court
24 Amen
27 Golden Girls
31 Wonder Years
40 Rush Limbaugh
49 Full House
55 Outdoor Trail
GPT Nightly Business Report
7:05
17a Beverly Hillbillies
7:30
2-4-10-11s-13-54 Entertainment Tonight
3-3s Roseanne
5-6-12-22-41 Jeopardy!
11a-18 Family Feud
13p Who's the Boss?
17 A Current Affair
17a Baseball: Atlanta-Florida

21 Amen
24-31-38 Married...with Children
40 Newhart
49 M*A*S*H
GPT Wild America
8:00
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Full House
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 Rescue 911
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Quantum Leap
11 Nova
21 Movie "Something in Common"
31-49-54 Class of '96
55 That's Amore
GPT Adventure
8:30
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Hangin' with Mr. Cooper
55 Love Connection
9:00
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Roseanne
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 Movie "The Fire Next Time" (conclusion)

3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Law & Order
11 Frontline
31-49-54 Tribeca
55 Bonanza
GPT Nova
9:30
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Delta
10:00
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Homefront
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Dateline NBC
11 Mini-Dragons
21-31 News
54 Hunter
55 Geraldo
GPT Frontline
10:30
17a Movie "The Howling"
21-31 Rush Limbaugh
11:00
2-3-3s-4-4d-5-6-7-9-10-11a-11s-12-13-13p-17-21-24-27-38 News
11-GPT Charlie Rose
18 Designing Women
31-49-54 Arsenio Hall
40 Rush Limbaugh
41 Night Court
11:05
38 Andy Griffith
11:30
3 Forever Knight
4d Night Court
5 Love Connection
13p Married...with Children
18-22-41 News
24 Studs
11:35
2-4 Hard Copy
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Tonight Show
9-18-22-27 Nightline
11s Who's the Boss?
13 Arsenio Hall
17 Designing Women
Late Night
Midnight
4d-5 Arsenio Hall
13p Entertainment Tonight
24 Love Connection
31-49 Whoopi Goldberg
54 Rush Limbaugh
12:05
2-17 Nightline
4-6 Forever Knight
9 Jerry Springer
11s Arsenio Hall
18 Montel Williams
22 Rush Limbaugh
27 Movie "Flight of the Navigator"
12:30
3 Exile
13p Nightline
17a Movie "The Martian Chronicles"
21 That's Amore
24 Whoopi Goldberg
31 Infatuation
49 Studs
54 Beauty & the Beast
12:35
2 Jane Whitney
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-41 Late Night with David Letterman
13 Rush Limbaugh
17 Wonder Years
22 WCW Wrestling
1:00
4d Exile
5 News
13p Rush Limbaugh
24 Family Ties
31 Movie "Run to Freedom"
49 Movie "Beyond the Stars"
1:05
4-11s Whoopi Goldberg

6 Cosby Show
9 CNN Headline News
13 Hard Copy
17 Jeffersons
1:30
3 Siskel & Ebert
5 Love Connection
13p-24 News
54 Hogan's Heroes
1:35
2 Jenny Jones
3s-7-10-38-40-41 Later with Bob Costas
4 Jane Whitney
6 Head of the Class
11a-12 Rush Limbaugh
11s Gomer Pyle, USMC
13 Andy Griffith
2:00
3-4d-5-11s-13 CBS News Up to the Minute
13p ABC World News Now
54 Movie "Empire of the Ants"

2:05
7-10-38-40-41 NBC News Nightside
11a Later with Bob Costas
17 Classifieds
2:35
2 That's Amore
4-12 News
11a Infomercial
3:00
31 Movie "Pleasure Cove"
39 Movie "The Invisible Killer"
3:05
11a-12 NBC News Nightside
3:10
4 ANC News
4:00

54 Movie "Return of the Secaucus Seven"
4:30
17a Some Fun Now
4:35
17a All in the Family
Retro: South Georgia/North Florida Sat 4/17/93
from TV Guide: South Georgia edition
Atlanta
2 WSB-ABC, 5 WAGA-CBS, 11a WXIA-NBC, 17a WTBS-Ind
Columbus
3 WRBL-CBS, 9 WTVM-ABC, 38 WLTZ-NBC, 54 WXTX-Fox
Savannah
3s WSAV-NBC, 11s WTOC-CBS, 22 WJCL-ABC
Jacksonville/Brunswick
4 WJXT-CBS, 12 WTLV-NBC, 17 WJKS-ABC, 21 WBSG-Ind
Dothan (listed ET)

4d WTVY-CBS, 18 WDHN-ABC
Tallahassee/Thomasville/Bainbridge
6 WCTV-CBS, 11 WFSU-PBS, 27 WTXL-ABC, 40 WTXL-NBC, 49 WTLH-Fox
Panama City (listed ET)
7 WJHG-NBC, 13p WMBB-ABC
Albany
10 WALB-NBC, 31 WFXL-Fox
Macon
13 WMAZ-CBS, 24 WGXA-ABC, 41 WMGT-NBC
Cordele
55 WSST-Ind
(GPT)Georgia Public TV (PBS)
WABW 14-Pelham, WACS 25-Dawson, WDCO 29-Cochran, WJSP 28-Warm Springs, WVAN 9-
Savannah, WXGA 8-Waycross
Morning
5:00
2 CNN Headline News
4 ANC News
7-12-38-41 NBC News Nightside
17a Leave It to Beaver
49 US Farm Report
5:05
5 Baywatch
5:30
11a Music City Today
49 John Fox's Outdoor Adventures
5:55
17 Classifieds
6:00
4 Raw Toonage
5 Back to the Future
6 WCW Wrestling
11 Marine Environment
11a Emergency Call
13 Fievel's American Tails
17 Scratch

21 US Farm Report
49 American Adventurer
GPT GED
6:30
3s What's Up Network
5 Sea-Monkeys
9 CNN Headline News
10 Georgia Farm Monitor
11a Home Again
11s Ebony/Jet Showcase
12-21 Infomercial
13 Little Mermaid
17 Wonder Years
17a Between the Lines
22 Tom & Jerry
38 Widget
40 Scratch
41 US Farm Report
54 Outside in Dixie
GPT Sesame Street
7:00
2-17 Weekend Special "The Kingdom Chums: Original Top Ten" (about the Ten Commandments)
3 Sea-Monkeys
3s-10 Saturday Today
4d King Arthur
5 Raw Toonage
6 Not Just News
7 Camp Candy
11 Government by Consent
11a News
11s-12-41 ZooLife with Jack Hanna
13 Garfield & Friends
13p Infomercial
18 Winston Cup Weekly
22 Captain Planet
24 Bullwinkle
27 T-Rex
31-38 Mr. Bogus

40 Gulliver's Travels
49 Tale Spin
54 Real State Classifieds
7:05
17a Bonanza
7:30
4 Fievel's American Tails
4d Mr. Bogus
5 Cyber COPS
7-11s-27-38 Real News for Kids
9 Addams Family
12 Weekend Travel Update
13p-18-24-49 Captain Planet
21 Infomercial
22-31 T-Rex
40 King Arthur
8:00
2 News
3-4d-5-6-11s Fievel's American Tails
4 Jetsons
7-11a-38-40 Saturday Today
9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
11 Study of Human Behavior
13 Weekend Mornin'
21 WWF Wrestling
31-49-54 Dog City
41 Yo, Yogi!
GPT Shining Time Station
8:05
17a Bonanza
8:30
3-4-4d-5-6-11s Little Mermaid
9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Wild West COW-Boys of Moo Mesa
31-49-54 Bobby's World
GPT Lamb Chop's Play-Along
9:00
3-4-4d-5-6-11s Garfield & Friends
3s 227
9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Goof Troop
10 Beakman's World
11 GED
31-49-54 Tom & Jerry Kids
41 Young Robin Hood
55 Yo, Yogi!
GPT Ghostwriter
9:05
17a WCW Wrestling
9:30
3s A Different World
9 Beakman's World
13p-17-18-22-24-27 Addams Family
31-49-54 Eek! the Cat
41 Pirates of Dark Water
10:00
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
3s-7-10-12-38-40-41 Saved by the Bell

9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Bugs Bunny & Tweety
11 Strip Quilting
11a Beakman's World
21 Combat!
31-49-54 Tiny Toon Adventures
55 Young Robin Hood
GPT Dance Memoir: Dorothy Alexander
10:05
17a National Geographic Explorer
10:30
2 High Q
3s-7-10-12-38-40-41 California Dreams
6 Springtime Tallahassee Parade
9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Bugs Bunny & Tweety
11 Crafting for the '90s
11a Why Didn't I Think of That?
31-49-54 Taz-Mania
55 Pirates of Dark Water
GPT So Easy to Preserve
11:00
2 Star Search
3-4d Cyber COPS

3s-7-10-12-38-40-41 Saved by the Bell
4-11s Beakman's World
5 Baywatch
9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Land of the Lost
11 Joy of Painting
11a California Dreams
31-49-54 X-Men
55 Sportsman's Adventure
GPT Honey Bees & Beekeeping
11:30
3-4d-11s Raw Toonage
3s-7-10-12-38-40 Name Your Adventure
4 Eyewitness Forum
9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Darkwing Duck
11 Magic of Acrylic Painting
11a-41 NBA Inside Stuff
13 Teen Challenge
21 Infomercial
31-49-54 Super Dave
55 Sportsman's Showcase
GPT Bill Shipps' Journal

Afternoon
Noon
2-5 News
3-11s-31-49 Soul Train
3s TBA
4 CBS Schoolbreak Special "Crosses on the Lawn"
4d Sea-Monkeys
6 Wild Wild West
7-10-12-40 NBA Inside Stuff
9-13p-18-27 Winnie the Pooh
11 New Garden
11a Infomercial
13 Tom Sawyer
17 Jet Set Adventures
21 Movie "Greyeagle"
22-41 WCW Wrestling
54 Movie "Strapless"
GPT Wild America
12:05
17a Movie "The Stone Killer"

12:30
4d Back to the Future
5 Firefighters
7 Camp Candy
9-13p-18-27 Weekend Special "Arthur the Kid"
11 Victory Garden
11a Sideline Sports
12-17-38 Infomercial
13 Ebony Speaks
40 Mike Martin: Baseball
GPT Rod & Reel
1:00
3-4-5-11s-13 Baseball: NY Mets-Cincinnati (alternate: Chicago-Boston)
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Senior Golf: PGA Seniors Championship
4d-6 Baseball: reverse the order of 3, etc.
9 Outdoors in Dixie
11 American Woodshop
13p Beakman's World
17 Movie "The Secret Life of Kathy McCormick"
18-31 Movie "The Absent-Minded Professor"
22 Eagle Academic Challenge

24 Scratch
27 Movie "Flashback"
49 Catwalk
55 Roy Rogers
GPT Georgia Outdoors
1:30
9 Infomercials
11 This Old House
13p Tom Sawyer (cartoon)
22 TBA
55 Annie Oakley
GPT Nature
2:00
2 Classic Country
11 Woodworking for Everyone
13p National Geographic: On Assignment
21 Movie "Combat Academy"
22 Infomercial
49 Movie "Purple People Eater"
54 Movie "Surrender"
55 Shoot 'Em Ups
2:05
17a Movie "An Eye for an Eye"
2:30
2 Outcry LA: Riots, Trials, Recovery
11 Hometime
22 Designing Women
GPT Victory Garden
3:00
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 NBA: Boston-Miami
9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Bowling: Bowling for Miracles Open (from Markham, Ontario!)
31 Movie "Private Road: No Trespassing"
55 WCW Wrestling
GPT Nathlie Dupree Cooks
3:30
2 Wonder Years
GPT Frugal Gourmet

4:00
2 Wonder Years
21 Roggin's Heroes
49 American Gladiators (the Gladiators take on former Olympians)
54 Movie "Nadine"
55 WWF Wrestling
GPT Taste of Louisiana
4:05
17a Movie "Over the Top"
4:30
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 ABC Wide World of Sports (Superstars competition/Wood Memorial

horse race)
3-4-4d-6-11s-13 Golf: Heritage Classic
5 Prime Suspect
11 Travels in Europe
21 On Scene: Emergency Response
GPT Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin"
5:00
11 Travels
49 Highlander
55 Outdoor Trail
GPT Today's Gourmet
5:30
21 America's Country Conncetion
GPT Health Matters
Evening
6:00
2-3-4-5-6-10-11a-12-13-17 News
3-11s-40 Infomercial
4d Gene Ragan & Friends
7 Jeopardy!
9 Head to Head: Senior High Challenge (Taylor County-Brookstone)
11-GPT Austin City Limits
13p Wild Kingdom
21 Hee Haw
24-49 Time Trax
31 Untouchables
38 Ed Sullivan
41 Wheel of Fortune
55 Movie "Goodbye New York"

6:05
17a WCW Wrestling
6:30
2-9-13p-17 ABC World News Tonight
3-4-5-6-11s CBS Evening News
3s-7-10-11a-40-41 NBC Nightly News
4d WCW Wrestling
12 Wheel of Fortune
13 Close Up
18 USA Wrestling
27 Designing Women
7:00
2-13p Entertainment Tonight
3-5 A Current Affair: Extra
3s 227
4 Story of a People
6-41 Hee Haw Silver
7 Outdoors with Red
9-11s News
10 Hee Haw
11 Lawrence Welk
11a Saturday Sports Live

12-13-22-38 Star Trek: The Next Generation
17-54 Star Search
21 America's New Country
40 Siskel & Ebert
GPT This Old House
7:30
4d People Talk
11a Roggin's Heroes
18 Home Again
31 Emergency Call
GPT This Old House
8:00
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Young Indiana Jones
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Almost Home
21 Time Trax
31-49-54 Cops
GPT Lawrence Welk
8:05
17a Movie "Midway"
8:30
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Nurses
11 Shelley
31-49-54 Cops
9:00
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 World of Discovery
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 A League of Their Own
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Empty Nest
11 Fabian of Scotland Yard
31-49-54 Code 3
55 Time Trax
GPT Great Performances
9:30
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 Brooklyn Bridge
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Mad About You

11 Movie "The Killing"
31-49-54 Code 3
10:00
2-9-13p-17-18-22-24-27 Commish
3-4-4d-5-6-11s-13 Raven
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Sisters
21 Movie "The Wild Life"
31 News
49 Comic Strip Live
55 Wrestle-a-Mania
10:30
31 Designing Women
11:00
2-3-3s-4-4d-5-6-7-9-10-11-11a-11a-12-13-13p-17 News
11 Sneak Previews
18-27 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
24 Soul Train
31 Comic Strip Live
38 Cheers

49-54 Arsenio Hall
55 Night of the Living Videos
GPT Austin City Limits
11:30
2-3 It's Showtime at the Apollo
3s-7-10-11a-12-38-40-41 Saturday Night Live
4-13p Untouchables
4d Night Court
9 Movie "The Wild, Wild West Revisited"
11s TBA
13 Arsenio Hall
11:35
6 Head of the Class
11:50
17a Movie "Critters 2: The Main Course"
Late Night
Midnight
4d-27 Star Trek: The Next Generation

18 Movie "Carmen Jones"
21 Comedy Showcase
22 Star Search
24 Street Justice
49 Ed Sullivan
54 Comic Strip Live
12:05
6 Movie "Murder on the Orient Express"
12:30
2-13 Sweating Bullets
3 Comedy Showcase
4 Hawaii Five-O
5 Arsenio Hall
11s Whoopi Goldberg
13p American Gladiators
17 Jeffersons
1:00
4d American Gladiators
7 Apollo Comedy Hour
11a-12-41 Comedy Showcase

22 Movie "The Shop Around the Corner"
24 Classifieds
31-49 Uptown Comedy Club
38 Untouchables
40 Infomercials
54 Star Trek
1:30
2 Weekend Travel Update
4 Whoopi Goldberg
5 News
11s WCW Wrestling
13 Kids in the Hall
13p Movie "Never Forget"
17 Classifieds
24 Cheers
1:50
17a Movie "Gargoyles"
2:00
2 Rich & Famous 1993 World's Best

4d Arsenio Hall
6 Movie "Man on a Swing"
11a Infomercial
18 Soul Train
31 Night Flight
38 Whoopi Goldberg
41 Apollo Comedy Hour
49 WCW Wrestling
54 Movie "Moving Violations"
2:30
4-12 News
11a Movie "Rush It"
13 Andy Griffith
3:00
4 ANC News
4d Ed Sullivan
5 Infomercial
38-49 Night Fligght

3:20
17a Movie "Stephen King's Cat's Eye"
3:30
5 Prime Suspect
4:00
2 CNN Headline News
4d Movie "Private Road: No Trespassing"
5 Cagney & Lacey
6 Movie "The Desperate Hours"
13 Movie "Such Good Friends"
31 Baywatch
54 Movie "Fortress"
4:30
11a Movie "Song of the Trail"
Retro: Mobile/Panama City/Dothan Tues 9/15/87
from TV Guide: Gulf Coast edition
2 WDIQ-PBS Dozier * 3 WEAR-ABC Pensacola * 4 WTVY-CBS Dothan *
5 WKRG-CBS Mobile * 6 WCTV-CBS Thomasville-Tallahassee *
7 WJHG-NBC Panama City * 10 WALA-NBC Mobile * 11 WFSU-PBS Tallahassee *

12 WSFA-NBC Montgomery * 13 WMBB-ABC Panama City * 13b WLOX-ABC Biloxi *
15 WPMI-Fox Mobile * 18 WDHN-ABC Dothan * 23 WSRE-PBS Pensacola *
35 WFGX-Ind Fort Walton Beach * 42 WEIQ-PBS Mobile * 44 WJTC-Ind Pensacola
Morning
5:00
5 CNN Headline News
15 Ag Day
5:10
10 Coffee with the Parson
5:15
10-12 Before Hours
5:25
3 Down to Earth
5:30
3 Jimmy Swaggart
4 Good Morning Tri-States
5 CBS Morning News
6 News

15 Morning Stretch
18 Ag Day
5:45
11 AM Weather
13b ABC World News This Morning/Local News
6:00
4 CBS Morning News
5 News
6 Good Morning
7 Daybusters
10 News 10 Today
11 Body Electric
12 Today
13 Jim Wilson Outdoors
15 Transformers
44 20 Minute Workout
6:15
23 Nightly Business Report
6:30
4 CBS Morning Program
11 Sesame Street
15 GI Joe
35 Jim Wilson Fishing
44 Heathcliff
6:45
3-13b News
42 AM Weather
7:00
3-13-13b-18 Good Morning America
5 CBS Morning News
6 Oprah Winfrey
7-10 Today
15 ThunderCats
23 Body Electric
35 Captain Harlock
44 My Little Pony 'n Friends
7:30
5 CBS Morning Program
11 3-2-1 Contact
15 Silverhawks
23 Captain Kangaroo
35 Robotech
44 Tom & Jerry
7:40
7:45
2-42 AM Weather
8:00
2-42 Instructional Programs
4 Morning Show
6-12 Phil Donahue
11-23 Sesame Street
15 MASK
35 Silverhawks
44 Ghostbusters
8:30
15 Superfriends
35 Zoobilee Zoo
42 Bionic Six
9:00
3 Superior Court
4-6-44 $25,000 Pyramid
5-18 Hour Magazine
7-10-13b Phil Donahue
11-23 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
13 Richard Roberts
15 James Robison
35 Jerry Falwell
9:30
3 High Rollers
4-6-44 Card Sharks
11-23 Square One Television
12 Classic Concentration
15 Jimmy Swaggart
10:00
3 Geraldo
11 3-2-1 Contact
13b Good Morning South Mississippi
15 700 Club
35 Burns & Allen
10:30
7-10-12 Win, Lose or Draw
13 Judge
13b Newlywed Game
18-44 Mr. Belvedere
35 Donna Reed
11:00
3-13-13b-18 Ryan's Hope
4-5 Young & the Restless
6 Midday Report
7-10-12 Super Password
15 PTL Club
23 English Composition
35 Big Valley
44 Success N Life
11:30
3-13-13b-18 Loving
7-10-12 Scrabble
11 Body Electric
Afternoon
Noon
3-13-13b-18 All My Children
4 Farm Report
7-10 Days of Our Lives
11 Accent
12 News
15 Richard Roberts
23 Gourmet Cooking
35 Perry Mason
44 Bonanza
12:20
4 News
12:30
11 Child Sexual Abuse
23 Exercise with Billie
1:00
3-13-13b-18 One Life to Live
7-10 Another World
15 Rawhide
23 Garden Magic
35 Dick Van Dyke
44 Mister Ed
1:30
11 Modern Maturity
12 Another World
23 Lions of Etosha
44 Partridge Family
2:00
3-13-13b-18 General Hospital
4-5-6 Guiding Light
7-10 Santa Barbara
11 Living with Animals
15 Infomercial
35 My Three Sons
44 Plastic Man
2:30
12 Santa Barbara
15 Scooby-Doo
23 To the Manor Born
35 Hazel
44 Jayce & the Wheeled Warriors
3:00
4-10-13-13b Oprah Winfrey
5 Judge
6 Woody Woodpecker
7 Divorce Court
23 Sesame Street
35 Jetsons
44 Defenders of the Earth
3:30
5-6 People's Court
7 Newlywed Game
12 Oprah Winfrey
15 Smurfs' Adventures
18 Gimme a Break!
35 Comic Strip
44 Saber Rider & the Star Sheriffs
4:00
2-23-42 Square One Television
4 Diff'rent Strokes
5-6 Jeopardy!
7 Gimme a Break!
10 Magnum, PI
11 Captain Kangaroo
13 Superior Court
13b Judge
15 Inspector Gadget
18 People's Court
35 Smurfs' Adventures
44 Dinosaucers
4:30
2-42 Grunches & Grins
3 M*A*S*H
4 Three's Company
5 Win, Lose or Draw
6 News
7 Jeopardy!
12 Gimme a Break!
13-13b People's Court
18 Divorce Court
23 3-2-1 Contact
35 ThunderCats
44 Flintstones
5:00
2-42 Advances in Health
3-6-7-13b-18 News
4 Jeffersons
10 Divorce Court
12 Facts of Life
13 Win, Lose or Draw
15 Silver Spoons
23 Introducing Biology
44 Brady Bunch
5:30
2-42 Joan Baez
3-13-13b-18 ABC World News Tonight
15 Good Times
35 McHale's Navy
Evening
6:00
3-4-5-7-10-12-13-13b News
6 Wheel of Fortune
15 Star Trek
18 Newlywed Game
35 I Love Lucy
44 Punky Brewster
6:30
2-42 For the Record
3 Hollywood Squares
4-5-7-13b Wheel of Fortune
10 Gimme a Break!
11 Accent
13 M*A*S*H
18 Dating Game
35 Baseball: Milwaukee-NY Yankees
44 Mork & Mindy
7:00
2-42 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
3-13-13b-18 Who's the Boss?
4-5-6 Houston Knights
7-10-12 Matlock
11-23 Live from Lincoln Center
15 Movie "Deja Vu"
44 Movie "Barbarella"
7:30
3-13-13b-18 Growing Pains
8:00
2-42 Live from Lincoln Center
3-13-13b-18 Moonlighting
4-6 Movie "A Soldier's Story"
5 National AIDS Awareness Test
7-10-12 Movie "Killer in the Mirror"

9:00
3-13-13b-18 Barbara Walters (guests: Fawn Hall (Ollie's North's ex-secretary), Bette Midler,
Debra Winger)
11-23 Haute Couture: The Great Designers
15 AIDS Cover-Up (Jack Van Impe special)
44 Sports Pros & Cons
9:30
35 One Big Family
44 Baseball: Houston-Los Angeles
10:00
2-42 Haute Couture: The Great Designers
3-4-5-6-7-10-12-13-13b News
11 Seminole Uprising: Football
15 Late Show (guest host Arsenio Hall)
18 Cheers
35 Hogan's Heroes
10:30
3 Sanford & Son
5 Jeffersons
6 Movie "Trail of the Pink Panther"
7-10-12 Tonight Show
11 SCTV Network
13 M*A*S*H
13b-18 Nightline
23 Do You Hear the Babies Crying?
10:35
11:00
3 Nightline
13 Jeffersons
13b Crook & Chase
18 Insiders
35 Gunsmoke
11:05
11:30
3 Love Connection
7-10-12 Late Night with David Letterman

13 Nightline
13b New Honeymooners
23 John McLaughlin One on One
Late Night
Midnight
3 Fall Guy
6 T.J. Hooker
13 Crook & Chase
13b Wanted: Dead or Alive
15 Hawaii Five-O
12:30
5 T.J. Hooker
7 Laurel & Hardy
12 M*A*S*H
13b News
12:35
4 T.J. Hooker
1:00
15 Movie: TBA
1:30
5 Infomercial
1:35
2:00
3:00
15 Honeymmoners
3:30
15 The Saint
4:00
5 CNN Headline News
4:30
15 Honeymooners
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>
> 7:40
> 2-42 Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler
>
Usually, this program is seen when a PBS station signs off, not signing on. (Though APT showed
"Star Hustler" at both sign on and signoff.)
> 4:30
> 2-42 Grunches & Grins
I take it that this was a local (or, in APT's case, regional) kids' show.
> 6:30
> 35 Baseball: Milwaukee-NY Yankees
Remember when Yankees baseball was seen everywhere in syndication?
> 8:00
> 5 National AIDS Awareness Test
>
> 9:00
> 15 AIDS Cover-Up (Jack Van Impe special)
I take it that Van Impe's AIDS special had an anti-gay slant. It's also ironic (if not, coincidental)
that this special was seen opposite the second half of ch.5's AIDS special.
> 10:30
> 35 King of Kensington
"King of Kensington" was still available in US syndication in the late-1980s? I thought the series
flopped after its first (and, apparently, only) season in the US in 1977-1978 (it was seen in
Canada on the CBC from 1975 to 1980).
Also I noticed that ch.35 had an early-sign off of 12 Midnight, after "Gunsmoke". Around this
time, Family Group Broadcasting (which also used to own WFTS in Tampa Bay and WFTX in Fort
Myers, before selling both off) was experiencing financial trouble. WFGX ch.35 would eventually
go dark by the late-1980s or early-1990s. Apparently, there wasn't enough room in the
Pensacola / Mobile market for three indies (being farther away from the two cities didn't help
matters, either).
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> > 8:00

> > 5 National AIDS Awareness Test
>>
> > 9:00
> > 15 AIDS Cover-Up (Jack Van Impe special)
>
> I take it that Van Impe's AIDS special had an anti-gay
> slant. It's also ironic (if not, coincidental) that this
> special was seen opposite the second half of ch.5's AIDS
> special.
I suspect it was deliberately planned. IIRC, that special was a CBS network production and
promoted well in advance. Some stations, like WTVY and the Tallahassee station, chose to take
alternate programming.
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> ...that special was a CBS network production and promoted well in advance.
> Some stations, like WTVY and the Tallahassee station, chose
> to take alternate programming.

>
By the looks of the schedule, CBS apparently offered a double feed with some stations showing
"A Soldier's Story", and others showing the AIDS special.
These days, in most cases, if a controversial program is scheduled, you either take the feed, or
you're on your own (like last year's "Saving Private Ryan" on ABC).
Retro: Mobile/Panama City/Dothan Sun 9/13/87
from TV Guide: Gulf Coast edition
Dozier
2 WDIQ-PBS
Mobile/Pensacola/Fort Walton Beach
3 WEAR-ABC, 5 WKRG-CBS, 10 WALA-NBC, 15 WPMI-Fox, 23 WSRE-PBS, 35 WFGX-Ind,
42 WEIQ-PBS, 44 WJTC-Ind
Dothan
4 WTVY-CBS, 18 WDHN-ABC
Tallahassee/Thomasville
6 WCTV-CBS, 11 WFSU-PBS
Panama City
7 WJHG-NBC, 13 WMBB-ABC
Montgomery
12 WSFA-NBC
Biloxi
13b WLOX-ABC
Morning
5:00
15 Bugs Bunny & Friends
5:30
6 Cisco Kid
15 Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera
6:00
5 Here's Help
6 Jimmy Swaggart
10 With This Ring
44 Popeye
6:15
10 Social Security (not what you think, this was religious)
12 With This Ring
6:30
4 Wild Kingdom
10 Mass for Shut-Ins
12 Young Universe
13 Love Campaign
44 Bionic Six
6:45
13b First Hour
7:00
3 Bible Study
4 World Tomorrow
5-12 D. James Kennedy
6 David Paul
10 W.V. Grant Jr.
11 Sesame Street
13 This Believing World
15 What's Up on the Gulf Coast
18 Kenneth Copeland
23 Wild America
35 Photon
44 Lady Lovelylocks & the Pixietails
7:15
13b To Learn the Bible
7:30
3 Amazing Grace Bible Class
4 Sunday Morning Show
6 Oral Roberts
7 Berean Bible Study
10 Day of Discovery
13 Robert Schuller
13b Methodist Hour
23 Innovation
35 Inhumanoids
44 Popples
8:00
3 James Robison
4 Church of God by Faith
5-6 CBS News Sunday Morning
7-13b Day of Discovery
10 Dukes of Hazzard
11 French in Action
12 Muppet Show
15 Jerry Falwell
18 Fort Rock
23 Sesame Street
35 Robotech
44 Get Along Gang
8:30
3 Kenneth Copeland
4 James Robison
7 Living Word of Faith
12 Happy Days
13 Oral Roberts
13b World Tomorrow
18 Christ for the World (Dr E.J. Daniels)
44 Uncle Waldo
9:00
4 Herald of Truth
11 Dining in France
12 Auburn Football Review
13 Jerry Falwell
13b-18 Business World
15 Rejoice in the Lord
35 Movie "Tulsa"
44 Christ for the World
9:30
3 World Tomorrow
4 Jerry Falwell
5 Oral Roberts
6-12 Robert Schuller
7 W.V. Grant Jr.
11 Joy of Painting
13b This Week with David Brinkley
18 Larry Jones
23 Reading Rainbow
10:00
3-5-44 Baptist Church Service
6 Family Bible Hour
7-18 Jimmy Swaggart
11 Frugal Gourmet
13 St. Dominic's Catholic Church
15 New Beginning with Christ
23 Sesame Street
10:30
3 Robert Schuller
4 Day of Discovery
10 Magnum, PI
11 St. Catherines: An Island in Time
12 Happy Days
13b Oral Roberts
15 Movie "The Jungle Girl"
11:00
4 Oral Roberts
5 Congressional Report
6 Bobby Bowden: Football (Florida State)
7 First United Methodist Church
11 Yan Can Cook
12 Methodist Church Service
13-13b-18-44 Baptist Church Service (signed on 18)
35 Infomercial
11:30
3 Watch on Washington
4-5-6 NFL Today
10 NFL Live
11 Vibrations
35 Emerald Coast '87
Afternoon
Noon
3-13-18 This Week with David Brinkley
4-6 NFL: Atlanta-Tampa Bay
5 NFL: LA Rams-Houston
7-12 NFL: Miami-New England
10 NFL: Cleveland-New Orleans
11 Firing Line
13b Living Word
15 Movie "Holiday"
35 Father Murphy
44 Movie "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"
12:30
13b Wrestling (fed n/a)
23 Wall Street Week
1:00
3 Galen Hall: Football (Florida)
11 Good Seafood

18 Wiregrass Turf
23 Great Space Race
35 Movie "Carnival Story"
1:30
11 Modern Maturity
13 Inside the Winston Cup
13b Ebony/Jet Showcase
18 Pat Dye: Football (Auburn)
2:00
2-42 Moyers: In Search of the Constitution (did APT air instructional shows on Sundays?, this was
TVG's first listing for day)
3 Pat Dye: Football (Auburn)
11 Mystery!
13 Born Famous
13b Andy Griffith
15 Movie "Love Among the Ruins"
18 Bill Curry: Football (Alabama)
23 America's Children: Who Should Care?
2:30
13b Wonderful World of Disney
18 Rhythm & Blues Awards

44 Movie "Geronimo"
3:00
2-42 Firing Line
3 Swimsuit Edition '87
4-5-6 US Open Tennis: Men's Final
7-10-12 NFL: Seattle-Denver
11 Living with Animals
13 Fishing the West
23 Upstairs, Downstairs
35 Gunsmoke
3:30
11 Collectors
13 Siskel & Ebert & the Movies
13b Billy Brewer: Football (Ole Miss)
4:00
2-42 Heart has Its Reasons
3 Sex Symbols II
11 From a Country Garden
13b New Honeymooners
15 Star Search
23 Firing Line
35 Rockford Files
4:30
11 Great Chefs of the West
13b Rocky Felker: Football (Mississippi State)
18-44 Infomercial
5:00
2-42 Camp That Love Built
3 Sunday Extra
11 Wonderful World of Disney
13 Wild Kingdom
13b ABC World News Tonight
18 Mama's Family
23 American Interests
35 Black Sheep Squadron
44 Outdoors with Archie Phillips
5:30
2-42 McLaughlin Group
3 TBA
13b News
44 Spotlight on Education
Evening
6:00
2-42 Frugal Gourmet
3-13-13b-18 Disney Movie "Double Switch" (pt 1)
4-5-6 60 Minutes
7-10-12 Our House
11 Celebration of the World's Greatest Music
15 21 Jump Street
23 McLaughlin Group
35 Big Valley
44 Issues '87
6:30
2-42 This Old House
23 Fairly Secret Army
44 Siskel & Ebert
7:00
2-42 Austin City Limits
3-13-13b-18 Spenser: For Hire
4-5-6 Murder, She Wrote
7-10-12 Family Ties (1 hr episode, Courtney Cox joins cast)

11 Salute to Sliger: Ten Years at FSU
23 Lions of Etosha
35 Perry Mason
44 Movie "Journey Into Fear"
7:30
11 Report from Southern Governors' Association
15 Duet
8:00
2-42 Lions of Etosha
3-13-13b-18 Movie "Bluffing It"
4-5-6 Movie "Nobody's Child"
7-10-12 Private Eye (2 hr premiere)
15 Mr. President
8:30
15 Tracey Ullman
9:00
11-23 Fair Game!

15 TBA
35 Star Search
44 Glory of God
9:30
15 Infomercial
44 Issue '87
10:00
2-42 Fair Game!
3-4-5-6-7-10-12-13-13b News
11 McLaughlin Group
15 Jimmy Swaggart
18 Assembly of God Church Service
23 Constitution: That Delicate Balance
35 Movie "The Small Back Room"
44 Siskel & Ebert
10:15
5 CBS News
13 ABC News
10:30
3 Jimmy Swaggart
5 It's a Living
7 Florida Football Highlights
10 Benny Hill
12 Auburn Football Review
13b Mack Brown: Football (Tulane)
44 Movie "Draw!"
11:00
4 Assembly of God Church Service
5 One Big Family
7 Infomercial
12 Movie "The Wild Life"
13b Jerry Falwell
15 God's Alternative
23 Firing Line
11:30
3 Animal Express
10 Benson
15 David Paul
Late Night
Midnight
3-13b-18 ABC News
4 Star Search
6 Soul Train
7 Laurel & Hardy
10 Off the Wall
12:30
5 Children Crying at Our Doors
1:00
4-5 CBS News Nightwatch
10 Dance Fever
1:30
7 News
4:00
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> 1:00
> 3 Galen Hall: Football (team?)--University of Florida
>
> 2:30
> 3 Bill Curry: Football (team?)-University of Alabama
> 13b Billy Brewer: Football (team?)-University of Mississippi (Ole Miss)
>
> 13b Rocky Felker: Football (team?)-Mississippi State University
> 13b Mack Brown: Football (team?)-Tulane University
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> 2-42 Moyers: In Search of the Constitution (did APT air
> instructional shows on Sundays?, this was TVG's first
> listing for day)
No, they aired color bars. This would have been right after signon.
> 11:30
> 3 Animal Express
> 5 Entertainment This Week
> 10 Benson
> 13 Runaway with the Rich & Famous
> 15 David Paul
Was WPMI's David Paul the same guy who had the hilarious 3-minute stint as a radio host on
WGST in Atlanta earlier this year?
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> > 2:00
> > 2-42 Moyers: In Search of the Constitution (did APT air
> > instructional shows on Sundays?, this was TVG's first
> > listing for day)
>
> No, they aired color bars. This would have been right after
> signon.
Was APT also off Saturday mornings?
I find it kind of unusual for a PBS station (or ANY station) to be off the air most of the day on
weekends -- by the 1980s, everyone shold've already had an all-day schedule everyday.
Maybe APT was having some financial trouble, perhaps?
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> > > 2:00
> > > 2-42 Moyers: In Search of the Constitution (did APT air
> > > instructional shows on Sundays?, this was TVG's first
> > > listing for day)
>>
> > No, they aired color bars. This would have been right
> after
> > signon.
>
> Was APT also off Saturday mornings?
No, they showed children's programming on Saturdays, as they do on both Saturday and Sunday
mornings now.
>
> I find it kind of unusual for a PBS station (or ANY station)
> to be off the air most of the day on weekends -- by the
> 1980s, everyone shold've already had an all-day schedule
> everyday.
>
> Maybe APT was having some financial trouble, perhaps?
>
They're still off the air from 12:30am-7am on weekdays. I don't think it had anything to do with
any specific financial trouble, they've always been pretty cheap.
Retro: WGN superstation feed, Jan. 15-19, 1990
A recent post on the National board regarding Superstation WGN prompted me to post the
national schedule just weeks after SYNDEX rules were enacted by the FCC. Below is WGN's
satellite feed for the week of Jan. 15-19, as mentioned in the Illinois-Wisconsin edition of TV
Guide. All times are CST.
5 a.m. Kenneth Copeland
5:30 Faith 20
6 a.m. Carson's Comedy Classics
6:30 How to Marry a Millionaire
7 a.m. The Bozo Show
8 a.m. Bugs Bunny and Friends
9 a.m. Theatre of the Stars
10 a.m. The Joan Rivers Show
11 a.m. Geraldo
Noon NBA Basketball (Monday only)
News (Tuesday-Friday)
1 p.m. The Andy Griffith Show (Tuesday-Friday)
1:30 The Dick Van Dyke Show (Tuesday-Friday)
2 p.m. The Facts of Life (Tuesday-Friday)
2:30 C.O.P.S. (cartoon)
3 p.m. Yogi Bears
3:30 Ducktales
4 p.m. Chip 'n Dale's Rescue Rangers
4:30 Fun House
5 p.m. Charles in Charge
5:30 My World and Welcome to It (Monday)
Fibber McGee and Molly (Tuesday)

Hot off the Wire (Wednesday)
The Great Gildersleeve (Thursday)
Captain Nice (Friday)
6 p.m. The Abbott and Costello Show
6:30 Night Court
7 p.m. Stellar Gospel Music Awards (Monday)
Movie (Tuesday, Friday)
Hogan's Heroes (Wednesday)
College Basketball (Thursday)
7:30 College Basketball (Wednesday)
9 p.m. News (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday)
9:30 INN News (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday)
News (Wednesday)
10 p.m. My World and Welcome to It (Monday)
Fibber McGee and Molly (Tuesday)
INN News (Wednesday)
The Great Gildersleeve (Thursday)
Captain Nice (Friday)
11:30 Movie
2 a.m. INN News
3 a.m. Movie

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What local shows from the Chicago station were being blacked out?
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> Below is WGN's
> satellite feed for the week of Jan. 15-19, as mentioned in
> the Illinois-Wisconsin edition of TV Guide. All times are

> CST.
Did that edition of TVG had listings for both versions of WGN at the time? If so, what was on in
Chicago?
> 6:30 How to Marry a Millionaire
> 9 a.m. Theatre of the Stars (syndicated repeats of "Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theater". I
think.)
> 5:30 My World and Welcome to It (Monday)
> Fibber McGee and Molly (Tuesday)
> Hot off the Wire (Wednesday)
> The Great Gildersleeve (Thursday)
> Captain Nice (Friday)
> 6 p.m. The Abbott and Costello Show
> 10 p.m. My World and Welcome to It (Monday)
> Fibber McGee and Molly (Tuesday)
> The Great Gildersleeve (Thursday)
> Captain Nice (Friday)
During the very early days of WGN's separate superstation service, they had replacement
programs featuring shows that no one shows anymore, and, in some cases, never seen since
their network run. Not long afterward, the replacement shows switched to more familiar fare,
like "Bewitched", "Jeannie" and "Banana Splits".Edited by
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> Did that edition of TVG had listings for both versions of
> WGN at the time? If so, what was on in Chicago?
>
Although my edition of TV Guide had other Chicago stations, the only listings provided were for
the national WGN feed. A short while later, both versions were listed.
Retro: Georgia Wednesday, October 31, 1973
are for all Atlanta stations, Georgia VHF
affiliates, and Channel 4 in Greenville, SC.
This will be in two parts; part two to follow.
Schedules run 7 AM-1 AM, with a couple of exceptions.
7 AM Today
10 AM Dinah's Place
10:30 Baffle
12 N News
12:30 Merv Griffin
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Somerset
5 PM Mod Squad
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Adam-12 (one-week delay
from 8 PM)
8 PM Movie: "Coogan's Bluff"
10 PM Love Story
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Tomorrow
2 AM News
WRBL Ch. 3 Columbus, GA (CBS)
7 AM News
8 AM The Rozell Show
10 AM Joker's Wild
10:30 $10,000 Pyramid
11 AM Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life
1 PM News
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Price Is Right
3:30 Match Game '73
4 PM Secret Storm
4:30 Flintstones
5 PM Munsters
6:30 CBS News
7 PM News
8 PM Sonny And Cher Comedy Hour
9 PM Cannon
10 PM Kojak
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "Who Slew Auntie
Roo?"
WSAV Ch. 3 Savannah (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM 3 For The Show
9:30 Living Easy With Dr.
Joyce Brothers
10 AM Dinah's Place
10:30 Baffle
12 N Jeopardy!
12:55 NBC News
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Somerset
4:30 Munsters
5 PM Bonanza
6 PM Lucy Show
6:30 NBC News
7 PM News
7:30 Hee Haw
8:30 Tenafly
10 PM Love Story
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
7 AM Today
9 AM Pixanne
10 AM Dinah's Place
10:30 Baffle
12 N Jeopardy!
12:30 News
2:30 The Doctors

3 PM Another World
4 PM Bonanza
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7:30 Treasure Hunt
8 PM Adam-12
8:30 Tenafly
10 PM Love Story
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM Tomorrow
WAGA Ch. 5 Atlanta (CBS)
7:30 Atlanta A.M.
9 AM Phil Donahue
10 AM Joker's Wild
10:30 $10,000 Pyramid
11 AM Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life

12 N News
1 PM Secret Storm
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Price Is Right
3:30 Match Game '73
4:30 Bewitched
5 PM The Bold Ones
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM News
7:30 Dating Game
9 PM Cannon
10 PM Kojak
11 PM News
Roo?"
WJBF Ch. 6 Augusta (ABC/NBC)

7 AM Today
9:30 Newlywed Game
10 AM The Girl In My Life
10:30 Baffle
12 N News
12:30 Split Second
1:30 TBA (normally, Let's Make A Deal
aired here, but ABC pre-empted
it that day--see WTVM and WQXI)
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Trooper Terry
5 PM Lucy Show
5:30 Hogan's Heroes
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
7 PM Price Is Right (Dennis James)
7:30 Temperature's Rising

8 PM Bob And Carol And Ted And Alice
8:30 ABC Movie: "Guess Who's Sleeping
In My Bed"
10 PM Police Story
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
WGTV Ch. 8 Athens/Atlanta (PBS)
instructional programming until
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM Hodgepodge Lodge
6:30 Washington Debates
7 PM Georgia Football
8 PM Georgia Forum
9 PM Firing Line
10 PM Atlanta Film Festival
sign off 11 PM
WTVM Ch. 9 Columbus, GA (ABC)
7 AM News
8 AM H.R. Pufnstuf
8:30 New Zoo Revue
9 AM Small World
9:30 Cartoon Time
10 AM Daniel Boone
11 AM Split Second
11:30 Brady Bunch
12 N Password
12:30 News
1:30 ABC Afternoon Playbreak:
"The Things I Never Said"
4:30 Green Acres
5 PM Bonanza
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
7:30 Dragnet
In My Bed"

11 PM News
IIRC, news and Leighton Ford followed
Wide World.
Part 2 follows.
Retro: More Georgia Wednesday, October 31, 1973
Continuing from the Atlanta Constitution:
WALB Ch. 10 Albany, GA (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Little Theater
9:30 Bewitched
10 AM Dinah's Place
10:30 Baffle
12 N Jeopardy!
12:30 Town And Country
(IIRC, NBC News interrupted at 12:55)
2:30 The Doctors

3 PM Another World
4 PM Somerset
4:30 Flintstones
5:30 News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Department "S"
8 PM Adam-12
8:30 Tenafly
10 PM Love Story
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
WQXI Ch. 11 Atlanta (ABC)
(would become WXIA on Christmas Day 1973)
7 AM World Tomorrow
7:30 Rise And Shine
9 AM Hazel
9:30 Dick Van Dyke
10 AM Password

11:30 Brady Bunch
12 N News
12:30 Split Second
1:30 ABC Afternoon Playbreak:
"The Things I Never Said"
3:30 Movie: "The House That
Wouldn't Die"
5 PM Bonanza
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
In My Bed"
11 PM News
11:40 Untouchables
12:40 Wide World Of Entertainment (one-
night delay)
2:10 News
WTOC Ch. 11 Savannah (CBS)

9 AM Romper Room
9:30 Kaleidoscope
10 AM Joker's Wild
10:30 $10,000 Pyramid
11 AM Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life
1 PM Beat The Clock
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Price Is Right
3:30 Match Game '73
4 PM Secret Storm
4:30 Mike Douglas
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News

9 PM Cannon
10 PM Kojak
11 PM News
Roo?"
WRDW Ch. 12 Augusta (CBS/NBC)
9 AM Carousel
10 AM Joker's Wild
10:30 $10,000 Pyramid
11 AM Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life
1 PM Secret Storm
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Price Is Right
3:30 Match Game '73

4 PM Somerset
5 PM Bonanza
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7:30 Adam-12
9 PM Cannon
10 PM Kojak
11 PM News
Roo?"
WMAZ Ch. 13 Macon (CBS/ABC)
9 AM Let's Talk It Over
10 AM Joker's Wild
10:30 $10,000 Pyramid
11 AM Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life

1 PM Almanac
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
3 PM Price Is Right
3:30 Match Game '73
4 PM Secret Storm
4:30 Bonanza
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
9 PM Cannon
10 PM Kojak
11 PM News
Roo?"
7 AM Three Stooges And Little

Rascals
8:30 Romper Room
9 AM New Zoo Revue
9:30 Donna Reed
10 AM Mike Douglas
11:30 Living Easy With Dr.
Joyce Brothers
12 N Mr. Ed
12:30 Lucy Show
1 PM Movie: "The House Of Seven
Gables"
3 PM Jeff's Collie
3:30 Banana Splits
4 PM Flintstones
5 PM Andy Griffith
6 PM Lucy Show
7:30 Andy Griffith
8 PM Star Trek
9 PM Movie: "The Fighting Kentuckian"
11:30 Movie: "The Juggler"

1:05 Movie: "The House Of Seven
Gables"
WETV Ch. 30 Atlanta (PBS)
instructional programming until
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM Making Things Grow
6:30 Interface
7 PM The Chan-ese Way
8 PM TBA
9:30 Woman
10 PM One Of A Kind
10:30 T'ai Chi Ch'uan
sign off 11 PM
WHAE Ch. 46 Atlanta (Ind.)
11 AM Fury
12 N 700 Club
2 PM Mr. Magoo
2:30 Bozo
3 PM Deputy Dawg And Friends
3:30 Mighty Mouse And Friends
4 PM Lone Ranger
4:30 Superman
6:30 Mayberry RFD
7 PM Honeymooners
7:30 Circus
8 PM 700 Club
10 PM Kathryn Kuhlman
10:30 Charisma
11 PM Rawhide
Retro: Retro: WWOR superstation feed, Dec. 16-20, 1996
Below is a schedule from WWOR AEC Service, the successor to WWOR EMI Service, from Dec.
16-20, 1996. AEC (American Entertainment Corporation) discontinued the superstation feed of
the New York station a short while later (Jan. 1, 1997, to be exact). All times are CST. Source:
Illinois-Wisconsin edition of TV Guide.
5 a.m. This is Your Day
6 a.m. Infomercials
7 a.m. The 700 Club

8 a.m. The Partridge Family
8:30 Kate and Allie
9 a.m. Baretta
10 a.m. Emergency!
11 a.m. Kojak
Noon Adam-12 (x2)
1 p.m. Airwolf
2 p.m. The Fugitive
3 p.m. Magnum, P.I.
4 p.m. The Love Boat
5 p.m. Emergency!
6 p.m. Night Heat
7 p.m. Baretta
8 p.m. BJ and the Bear
9 p.m. News
10 p.m. The Fugitive
11 p.m. Infomercials
Midnight Magnum, P.I.
1 a.m. Infomercials (4 hours)
It's been posted a few times on this site, but WWOR's signal was restored to the satellite a short
while later on a different transponder. This time, however, the national feed was identical to the
local one.
Edited by the_rave on 10/31/05 01:37 AM.
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> Below is a schedule from WWOR AEC Service, the successor to
> WWOR EMI Service, from Dec. 16-20, 1996. AEC (American
> Entertainment Corporation)...
The actual name was "Advance Entertainment Corporation", which was owned by the Syracuse-
based Newhouse media group. Apparently, Newhouse owned at least part of both AEC and
Eastern Microwave. Newhouse also owned the Vision Cable systems, which merged into Time
Warner's systems into the mid-1990s, after Newhouse bought a stake in TW's systems. In 2002,
Newhouse got back into the cable game themselves when they bought out TW's share in cable
systems in some markets (especially Florida), and relaunched them as "Bright House".
As a result of Newhouse's involvement in the cable game, WWOR's superstation feed was seen
on Vision Cable and most TW systems, except in the NYC market (where the original WWOR is
seen).
One example -- in the Tampa Bay area, the old Vision Cable system (serving northern Pinellas)
offered WWOR, but Paragon (serving most of the rest of the Bay area) didn't. When the two
systems merged and became Time Warner Cable in 1995, WWOR became available regionwide.
> [AEC] discontinued the superstation
> feed of the New York station a short while later (Jan. 1,
> 1997, to be exact).
Maybe earlier -- shortly before Christmas, the new Animal Planet channel took WWOR's place, at
least, in Tampa Bay, meaning that this schedule could've been the very last WWOR superstation
schedule.
And now -- here's what was AEC-originated and what was NYC-originated:
> All times are CST. Source:
> Illinois-Wisconsin edition of TV Guide.
>
> 5 a.m. This is Your Day (NYC)
> 5:30 Kenneth Copeland (NYC)
> 6 a.m. Infomercials (NYC)
> 7 a.m. The 700 Club (AEC)
> 8 a.m. The Partridge Family (AEC)
> 8:30 Kate and Allie (NYC)
> 9 a.m. Baretta (AEC)
> 10 a.m. Emergency! (AEC)
> 11 a.m. Kojak (AEC)
> Noon Adam-12 (x2) (AEC)
> 1 p.m. Airwolf (AEC)
> 2 p.m. The Fugitive (AEC)
> 3 p.m. Magnum, P.I. (NYC)
> 4 p.m. The Love Boat (AEC)
> 5 p.m. Emergency! (AEC)

> 6 p.m. Night Heat (AEC)
> 7 p.m. Baretta (AEC)
> 8 p.m. BJ and the Bear (AEC)
> 9 p.m. News (NYC)
> 10 p.m. The Fugitive (AEC)
> 11 p.m. Infomercials (AEC)
> Midnight Magnum, P.I. (NYC)
> 1 a.m. Infomercials (4 hours)(NYC)
>
As you can see, by then, much of WWOR's superstation feed originates from Syracuse, instead of
Secaucus. Also blacked out were UPN shows, despite the fact that WWOR began to call
themselves "UPN9" by this time. Even "The Cosby Show" was replaced (probably due to a switch
in syndicators).
Weekend schedules were very similar to the weekday schedule, except for infomercials until 12
Noon ET, and "GOP-TV" Sunday nights at 9PM ET.
During 1996, the 1960s "Dragnet" series also became part of the superstation schedule, after
leaving "Nick-at-Nite". But, apparently, it was off the schedule by this time.
> It's been posted a few times on this site, but WWOR's signal
> was restored to the satellite a short while later on a
> different transponder. This time, however, the national feed
> was identical to the local one.
>
Though I don't know if any cable systems actually carried this feed -- maybe it was just for the
few that still had their C-Band dishes. By 1999, the new distributor replaced WWOR with Pax,
and, after a couple of years, that feed of Pax disappeared entirely.Edited by rugrats1 on 10/31/05 02:09 AM.
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I believe the four programs that were carryovers from the original WOR were:
The Partridge Family
Kate And Allie
Airwolf
Magnum P.I.
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> I believe the four programs that were carryovers from the
> original WOR were:
> The Partridge Family
> Kate And Allie
> Airwolf
> Magnum P.I.
>
Kate & Allie and Magnum were carryovers, but I still think Partidge and Airwolf were the
replacement programs. WWOR carried those two in the past on the original feed, but by the
mid-1990s, only superstation viewers saw them on WWOR.
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> The actual name was "Advance Entertainment Corporation",
> which was owned by the Syracuse-based Newhouse media group.

I got the "American Entertainment Corporation" name from Wikipedia, but if you profess that as
gospel, so be it. (I remember seeing the AEC Service moniker on TV, but never stopped to ponder
at the time what it stood for.)
> Maybe earlier -- shortly before Christmas, the new Animal
> Planet channel took WWOR's place, at least, in Tampa Bay,
> meaning that this schedule could've been the very last WWOR
> superstation schedule.
I recall my cable system (Century Cable, which would eventually become Time Warner) carrying
WWOR AEC Service until Dec. 31, 1996. It had moved TLC in its spot that date, while Animal
Planet took TLC's old channel assignment.
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> 2 p.m. The Fugitive
> 10 p.m. The Fugitive
I don't believe the weekday repeats of The Fugitive were continued the last couple of days
before the January 1, 1997 cut of WWOR.
As has been noted in the past, the last two EMI airings of the series -- Saturday and Sunday,
December 28 & 29 -- was comprised of the two-part series ender, and there was only the
3:00pm ET showing on those days (no evening play).
Would anyone have the schedule for the week the cutover to Animal Planet happened, to verify
one way or the other?______________

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I lived in Bristol, Connecticut had TCI Cablevision. WOR was on Channel 18. The Discovery
Channel was on Channel 36. When WOR was discontinued, The Discovery Channel moved to
Channel 18 and Animal Planet went to Channel 36. However for many years TCI didn't carry
Animal Planet 24/7. They showed The Valuevision Shopping Network 3AM-6AM instead. This
was because Channel 36 had been The Discovery Channel and The Discovery Channel carries
infomercials from 3AM-9AM. This continued even after they added local ValueVision affiliate
WHCT/18 to the lineup. They finally put Animal Planet on 24/7 when they added ShopNBC
(formerlly ValueVision) to the line up. WHCT had become Univision WUVN.
Retro: Harrisburg/Lancaster/Lebanon/York Tues 8/16/94
from York Sunday News
2 WMAR-NBC Baltimore * 5 WTTG_Fox Washington * 8 WGAL-NBC Lancaster *
11 WBAL-CBS Baltimore * 13 WJZ-ABC Baltimore * 15 WLYH-CBS Lebanon *
17 WPHL-Ind Philadelphia * 21 WHP-CBS Harrisburg * 27 WHTM-ABC Harrisburg *
29 WTXF-Fox Philadelphia * 33 WITF-PBS Harrisburg * 43 WPMT-Fox York *
45 WBFF-Fox Baltimore * 49 WGCB-Religious Red Lion * 67 WMPB-PBS Baltimore * CAB4 York

Cable 4
Morning
5:00
5 Bertice Berry
8 Infomercial
21 Inspector Gadget
29 Three Stooges
43 Mr. Belvedere
5:15
29 Community Update
5:30
2-11 News
13 Rise 'n Shine
17 Delaware Valley Forum
21 Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog
43 Captain Planet & the Planeteers
45 Droopy, Master Detective

49 God Answers Prayer
6:00
2-11-13 News
5-15 CNN Headline News
17 Kenneth Copeland
21 AgDay
33 Stretching for Life with Priscilla Patrick
43 DuckTales
45 Yogi & Friends
49 Fletcher Brothers
67 Wild America
CAB4 Bookmice
6:15
6:30
2-5-8-11 News
15 John Hagee Today
17 Tom & Jerry
21 CBS Morning News

29 Small Wonder
33 Morning Business Report
43 Conan the Adventurer
49 Paul Gaudino Exercise
CAB4 Join In!
6:45
33-67 AM Weather
7:00
2-8 Today
5 News
11-15-21 CBS This Morning
13-27 Good Morning America
17 Flintstones
29 Conan the Adventurer
33 Sesame Street
43-45 Garfield & Friends
49 John Hagee Today
CAB4 Zoobilee Zoo
7:30
17 DuckTales
43-45 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
49 John Hagee Today
CAB4 Iris the Happy Professor
8:00
17 Pink Panther
29-43-45 Merrie Melodies
49 Impact
67 Barney & Friends
CAB4 Magic Box
8:15
33 Barney & Friends
8:30
17 Tom & Jerry
43 Goof Troop
45 Pink Panther
49 Voice of Freedom
67 Sesame Street
CAB4 Ultimate Workout

8:50
9:00
5 I Love Lucy
13 Bertice Berry
15 Simon & Simon
17 Infomercial
27 Donahue
29 Bots Master
43 Darkwing Duck
45 Xuxa
49 Inform
CAB4 Mini Grand Prix
9:25
9:30
5 I Love Lucy
17-29 Infomercial
49 Morris Cerullo
10:00
2 Maury Povich
5 Bertice Berry
11 Jerry Springer
13 Vicki!
17 700 Club
21 Jenny Jones
29 Rush Limbaugh
43 Infomercial
45 Mr. Belvedere
49 Kenneth Copeland
67 Sesame Street
10:30
43 Growing Pains
45 Gimme a Break!
49 Facing Tomorrow
CAB Infomercial
10:40
33 Reading Rainbow
11:00
2 Geraldo
5-43 Ricki Lake
13 Rolonda
17 Knight Rider
27 Bertice Berry
29 What's Happening!
45 700 Club
49 John Hagee Today
67 Barney & Friends
CAB4 IWCCW Wrestling
11:20
33 Storytime
11:30
29 Three's Company
49 Richard Roberts
67 Kidsongs
Afternoon
Noon
2-8-11-13 News
5 Andy Griffith
15 Wonder Years
17 Airwolf
21 Designing Women
27 Rush Limbaugh
29 Hogan's Heroes
33 Sesame Street
49 Kroeze Brothers Evangelistic Association
CAB4 Yvonne's Cookbook
12:30
2 Taxi
5 Andy Griffith
8 Tuesday Live
13-27 Loving
45 Wonder Years
49 Hallo Spencer
67 Storytime
CAB4 Biba's Italian Kitchen
1:00
13-27 All My Children
17 A-Team
33 Hawaii Cooks with Roy Yamaguchi
43 Family Matters
49 Movie "The Red House"
67 GED
1:30
29 Star Trek
33 Best of Bill Alexander
43 Family Matters
CAB4 New Southern Cooking with Nathalie Dupree
2:00
2-8 Another World
5 Merrie Melodies
13-27 One Life to Live
33 Charlie Rose
43 Xuxa
67 Marcia Adams: Heartland Cooking
CAB4 Amish Cooking from Quilt Country
2:30
29 Small Wonder
43 Tale Spin
67 Marcia Adams: Heartland Cooking
CAB4 Great Country Inns
3:00
2 Montel Williams
5-29-43-45 Droopy, Master Detective
8 Vicki!

13-27 General Hospital
17 Tale Spin
33 Barney & Friends
49 Infomercial
67 All Creatures Great & Small
CAB4 Yvonne's Cookbook
3:30
5-29-43-45 Tiny Toon Adventures
17 Darkwing Duck
33 Kidsongs
49 Yogi & Friends
CAB4 Biba's Italian Kitchen
4:00
2-8 Oprah Winfrey
5-43-45 Steven Spielberg Presents Animaniacs (is Spielberg's first name spelt right? that's how it
was listed)
11-21 Hard Copy
13 Empty Nest
15 Love Connection
17 Goof Troop
27 Maury Povich
29 Animaniacs
49 Bonanza
67 Barney & Friends

CAB4 York Muscle
4:30
5-29-43-45 Batman: The Animated Series
11 Inside Edition
13 Roseanne
15 People's Court
17 Bonkers
21 Rescue 911
33 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
67 Reading Rainbow
CAB4 York Woodworks
5:00
2-8-13 News
5 Full House
11 Donahue
15 Geraldo
17 Who's the Boss?
21 Montel Williams
27 Roseanne
33 Wild America
43 Bonkers
45 Ricki Lake
49 Private Secretary
CAB4 Great Gardening
5:30
5 Saved by the Bell
8-27 News
17 Wonder Years
29 Cosby Show
33 Weather World
43 Full House
49 Another Life
67 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
CAB4 Ultimate Workout
Evening
6:00
2-8-11-13-15-21-27 News
5 Who's the Boss?
17 Wonder Years
29 Cosby Show
33-67 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
43 Star Trek
49 American Times
CAB4 Beyond the Drawingboard
6:30
5 Roseanne
29 Cheers
49 TBA
CAB4 KTV
6:55
33 Sesame Street
7:00
5-17-45 Married...with Children
27 American Journal
43 Cops
49 Morris Cerullo
CAB4 News
7:30
2-21 Jeopardy!
5 A Current Affair
8 Inside Edition
11 American Journal
15-21 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
27 Family Feud
43 Coach
45 Cheers
49 Fletcher Brothers
67 Baseball: A Preview of the New Ken Burns Series
CAB4 York County Golf Highlights
8:00
2-8 TV Nation
5-29-43-45 South Central
11-15-21 Rescue 911
13-27 Full House
17 Movie "Spaced Invaders"
33 The Amish: Not to Be Modern
49 John Hagee Today

67 Heart to Heart: The Truth About Heart Disease
CAB4 Baseball: Baltimore-Texas (Strike permitting)
8:30
5-29-43-45 Roc
13-27 Sister, Sister
9:00
2-8 John Larroquette
5-29-43-45 Tales from the Crypt
11-15-21 1994 Miss Teen USA Pageant
13-27 Roseanne
49 700 Club
9:30
2-8 Wings
5-29-43-45 Tales from the Crypt
13-27 Ellen
33 Washington DC: Our Nation's Capital
67 In Search of Angels
10:00
2-8 Dateline NBC
5-29-45 News
13-27 SHE TV
17 Jeffersons
49 All News Evening
10:30
17 Amen
49 Infomercial
11:00
2-8-11-13-21-27 News
5 Cops
15 A Current Affair
17 Love Connection
29 Coach
33 Red Green
43-45 Cheers
49 Shepherd's Chapel
67 St. Elsewhere
11:30
5-45 M*A*S*H
17 Love Connection
29 Murphy Brown
43 E! News
CAB4 Z Tunes
11:35
2-8 Tonight Show
11-15-21 Late Show with David Letterman
13 Nightline
27 Murphy Brown
11:50
67 Charlie Rose
Midnight
5 Ricki Lake
17 Movie "One Million Years BC"
29-43 Arsenio Hall
33 Charlie Rose
45 Love Connection
49 Movie: TBA
CAB Home Pro
12:05
13 Cops
27 Nightline
12:30
CAB4 Hometime
12:35
11 Arsenio Hall
13 Jenny Jones
15 Simon & Simon
21 Designing Women
27 Jerry Springer
1:00
5-29 News
43 Infomercial
CAB4 Science Frontiers
1:30
43 Happy Days
45 M*A*S*H
1:35
2 Geraldo
8 Later
11 Designing Women
15 People's Court
27 News
2:00
5 Ropers
49 Benny Hinn
CAB Archaeology
2:05
11 Murphy Brown
13 Infomercial
2:30
5-17 Infomercial
29 Hawaii Five-O
43 Growing Pains
45 News
49 Gospel Music
CAB4 Amazing Facts

2:35
2 Later
11 Rush Limbaugh
13 Infomercial
3:00
5 Perry Mason
17 Movie "The Wild & the Free"
3:05
2-11 News
13 Infomercial
3:30
29 On the Money
43 Brady Bunch
45 Movie "Summer of '42"
3:35
3:40

4:00
29 Family Ties
43 Happy Days
4:30
5 I Love Lucy
29 Family Ties
Retro: Harrisburg/Lancaster/Lebanon/York Sat 8/20/94
from York Sunday News
Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York
* WGAL 8-NBC *
5:00 Electronic & Collectible Values Week
6:00 Infomercials
7:00 Atomic Legs
8:00 Today
11:00 Saved by the Bell: The New Class
11:30 Running the Halls

Noon NBA Inside Stuff
12:30 It's a Living
1:00 Infomercial
1:30 TBA
3:00 Pro Beach Volleyball: AVP Old Spice Championships
4:00 Tennis: RCA US Hardcourt Championships
6:00 News
8:00 Mommies
8:30 Empty Nest
9:00 Movie "Moment of Truth: Stalking Back"
11:00 News
2:00 Infomercial
2:30 Electronic & Collectible Values Week
* WLYH 15-CBS *
6:00 Forum 15
6:30 US Farm Report
7:00 Jetsons
7:30 Adventures in Wonderland
8:00 Marsupilami
8:30 Little Mermaid

11:00 All-New Dennis the Menace
1:00 Infomercials
2:00 Movie "Dream Machine"
4:00 Golf: The International
6:00 TBA
7:00 Growing Up Scared
9:00 Muddling Through
9:30 Hearts Afire
11:00 A Current Affair Extra
Mid. Infomercials
1:00 TBA
1:30 Infomercial
2:00 sign-off
* WHP 21-CBS *
6:00 Exosquad
6:30 Stone Protectors

7:00 Not Just News
7:30 New Adventures of Captain Planet
8:00 Marsupilami
8:30 Little Mermaid
11:00 All-New Dennis the Menace
11:30 Conan & the Young Warriors
12:30 CBS Storybreak
1:00 RoboCop
2:00 Eye on Sports (USA-Pan Africa track & field/US Swimming Championships)
6:00 News
7:30 Plant Doctor
9:30 Hearts Afire
11:00 News
11:35 Infomercial
12:35 TBA
1:35 Infomercial
2:05 sign-off
* WHTM 27-ABC *
7:00 Nick News
7:30 What's Up Network
9:30 Addams Family
10:00 Tales from the Cryptkeeper
10:30 Land of the Lost (2 eps)
11:30 Wild West COW-Boys of Moo Mesa
Noon Cro
12:30 ABC Weekend Special "Choose Your Own Adventure: The Case of the Silk King" (pt 2)
1:00 TBA
2:00 Infomercial
2:30 Movie "Switch"
4:30 ABC Wide World of Sports (Hilton Challenge gymnastics/Travers Stakes horse racing)
6:00 News
7:00 Married...with Children (2 eps)
8:00 Baseball: TBA (Strike permitting)
11:00 News
11:30 In Concert Country

12:30 Renegade
1:30 sign-off
* WITF 33-PBS *
7:00 Sesame Street
9:00 GED
10:30 Pennsylvania Game
11:00 Gardens of the World
Noon Great Outdoor Cooking: A Great Chefs Special
1:30 Grilling with Chef George Hirsch
2:10 Look & Cook with Anne Willan
2:50 Great Chefs: Great Southern Barbecue-The Grand Tour
4:20 Yan Can Cook
5:40 Inn Country USA (2 eps)
7:00 Lawrence Welk
8:00 Yanni In Concert: Live at the Acropolis
10:00 replay of 8pm
Mid. Movie "The Lemon Sisters"
1:35 sign-off
* WPMT 43-Fox *
5:00 Mr. Belvedere
5:30 New Adventures of Speed Racer
6:30 Double Dragon
7:00 GI Joe
7:30 Transformers Generation 2
8:00 Dog City
8:30 Thunderbirds
9:00 Bobby's World
9:30 Eek! & the Terrible Thunderlizards
10:30 Taz-Mania
11:00 X-Men
11:30 Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego?
Noon Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
1:00 Movie "Cannonball Run II"
3:00 Movie "Thunder in Paradise" (series pilot)
7:00 Cheers
7:30 NFL Pre-Season: Cincinnati-Philadelphia
10:30 Cops (2 eps)
12:30 Tales from the Crypt (2 eps)

1:30 Movie "Bandit: Bandit Goes Country"
3:30 Arsenio Hall
4:30 Cobra
* WGCB 49-Religious *
5:00 Gospel Music
5:30 Stand Up for Jesus
6:00 Garden of Eden
7:00 Paul Gaudino Exercise
7:30 Infomercial
8:00 Outdoors with Dean Durham
8:30 Infomercial
9:00 Boating Today
9:30 Infomercial
10:30 Infomercial
11:00 York Woodworks
11:30 Infomercial
Noon Autovision
12:30 TBA
1:30 American Adventurer
2:00 Movie "Jim Thorpe: All American"
4:00 Health Vision

6:00 Consumer Corner
6:30 Don Warner
7:00 Infomercial
7:30 Rejoice with Marianna
8:00 Happiest People
8:30 Health Vision
9:30 Jacobs Brothers
10:00 All News PM
10:30 Keystone on the Line
Mid. Truth for the Times
1:00 My Hand
1:30 Stand Up for Jesus
2:00 Resurrection
2:30 Appointment
3:30 Oral Roberts
4:00 HeartBeat
* York Cable 4 *
8:00 Trendsetters
8:30 Ultimate Workout
9:00 State Senator Mike Bortner
9:30 State Senator Gib Armstrong
10:00 State Representative Steve Stetler

10:30 State Representative Mike Waugh
11:00 State Representative Bruce Smith
11:30 State Representative Todd Platts
1:00 National Summer Basketball Championships
3:00 Mini Grand Prix
5:00 IWCCW Wrestling
6:00 Better Your Home
6:30 Home Pro
7:00 Hometime (2 eps)
8:00 Meet the Pets
8:30 York Muscle
9:00 York Woodworks
9:30 Great Gardening
10:00 Home Show
11:00 Z Tunes
Mid. Castles
12:30 Great Country Inns
1:00 This Land Australia
2:00 Are We On? (2 eps)
3:00 sign-off
Baltimore-DC
* WMAR 2-NBC *
6:00 TBA
6:30 Adventures in Wonderland
7:30 Nick News
8:00 Today
11:30 Running the Halls
Noon NBA Inside Stuff
12:30 Why Didn't I Think of That?
1:00 Madeline's Vacation
2:30 Extremists
3:00 Pro Beach Volleyball: AVP Old Spice Championships
4:00 Tennis: RCA US Hardcourt Championships
6:00 News
7:30 CFL: Toronto-Baltimore
10:30 Jeopardy!
11:00 News
1:00 HBO Comedy Showcase

2:00 Emergency Call
2:30 TBA
* WTTG 5-Fox DC *
5:00 Small Wonder (2 eps)
6:00 Flintstones
6:30 Bugs Bunny & His Friends (2 eps)
8:00 Dog City
8:30 Thunderbirds
9:00 Bobby's World
10:30 Taz-Mania
11:00 X-Men
11:30 Not Just News
Noon WWF Superstars
1:00 Thunder in Paradise
2:00 Saved by the Bell (2 eps)
3:00 Family Ties (2 eps)
4:00 Mr. Belvedere (2 eps)
5:00 Who's the Boss? (2 eps)
6:00 Roseanne (2 eps)
7:00 Golden Girls (2 eps)

8:00 Cops (2 eps)
10:00 News
Mid. A Current Affair Extra
1:00 Perry Mason
2:00 Infomercials
3:00 Fall Guy
4:00 Movie "Cancel My Reservation"
* WBAL 11-CBS *
5:00 Webster (2 eps)
6:00 Little Mermaid
6:30 CBS Storybreak
7:30 Cappelli & Company
8:00 News
12:30 Infomercial
1:00 Summer Stunts Spectacular
2:00 Eye on Sports
6:00 News
7:00 Baywatch

9:30 Hearts Afire
11:00 News
11:35 Arsenio Hall
12:35 Comedy Spotlight
1:35 Movie "Dream Machine"
3:35 Home Videos of the Stars
4:35 Golden Girls
* WJZ 13-ABC *
5:00 Energy Express
5:30 Minority Business Journal
6:00 On Scene: Emergency Response
6:30 Infomercials
7:30 Wild West COW-Boys of Moo Mesa
9:30 Addams Family
10:00 Tales from the Cryptkeeper
Noon Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures
12:30 Infomercial
1:30 Siskel & Ebert
2:00 Movie "Wildcats"
4:00 Golf Show
4:30 ABC Wide World of Sports
6:00 News
7:00 Square Off
8:00 Baseball: TBA (Strike permitting)
11:00 News
11:35 Crusaders
12:35 MotorWeek
1:35 Infomercials
2:35 Movie "Bringing Up Baby"
* WBFF 45-Fox Baltimore *
5:00 Movie "The Scarlet & the Black" cont'd
5:30 Mighty Max
6:00 New Adventures of Speed Racer
6:30 GI Joe
7:30 Transformers Generation 2
8:00 Dog City
8:30 Thunderbirds
9:00 Bobby's World
10:30 Taz-Mania
11:00 X-Men
Noon WWF Superstars
1:00 Movie "Oddball Hall"
3:00 Cobra
4:00 RoboCop
5:00 Renegade
6:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation (2 eps)
8:00 Cops (2 eps)
10:00 News
Mid. TBA
1:00 Music Scoupe
2:00 News
3:00 Movie "St. Elmo's Fire"
* WMPB 67-PBS *
6:00 Wild America
6:30 Kidsongs

8:30 Sesame Street
10:00 Furniture on the Mend
10:30 Hometime
11:00 Today's Gourmet
Noon Yan Can Cook
1:00 Graham Kerr's Kitchen
2:00 Collectors
2:30 Cats & Dogs
3:00 Lawns & Gardens with Jerry Baker
4:00 Victory at Sea Marathon
6:30 Gone But Not Forgotten
8:00 Three Tenors in Concert 1994
11:00 Doctor Who: 30 Years
Mid. Doctor Who
1:10 sign-off
Philadelphia
* WPHL 17-Ind *

5:30 Delaware Valley Forum
6:00 Infomercials
8:30 James Robison
9:00 Infomercials
10:00 What's Up Network
10:30 Energy Express
11:00 WCW World Wide Wrestling
Noon Highlander
1:00 Time Trax
2:00 Knight Rider
3:00 Cobra
4:00 Renegade
5:00 Movie "Born in East LA"
7:30 Empty Nest
8:00 Moive "Alone in the Neon Jungle"
10:00 Infomercials
11:00 Emergency Call
11:30 Movie "The Upper Crust"
1:30 Love & Curses
2:30 Movie "Ups & Downs"
* WTXF 29-Fox *
5:00 Three Stooges

5:15 Community Update
5:30 Infomercials
7:00 Goodbye Carnival Girl
8:00 Dog City
8:30 Thunderbirds
9:00 Bobby's World
10:30 Tax-Mania
11:00 X-Men
Noon WWF Superstars
2:00 Acapulco HEAT
3:00 NFL Pre-Season Special
4:00 Baywatch
7:00 Game Day Live
7:30 NFL Pre-Season: Cincinnati-Philadelphia
10:30 News
12:30 It's a Living
1:00 News
2:00 Infomercials
3:00 T. J. Hooker
4:00 This is the NFL
4:30 Family Ties
York cable line-up, August 1994
2-WITF Harrisburg (PBS)
3-WGAL Lancaster (NBC)
4-Cable 4/TLC
5-WPMT York (Fox)
6-WHTM Harrisburg (ABC)
7-WGCB Red Lion (Religious)
9-WMAR Baltimore (NBC)
10-WHP Harrisburg (CBS)
11-WJZ Baltimore (ABC)
12-WMPB Baltimore (PBS)
13-WLYH Lebanon (CBS)
14-C SPAN
15-HSN/QVC
16-YCAT Community Access
17-BET
18-W23AA York (programming?)
19-VH1
20-Comedy Central
21-Family Channel
22-TNT
23-ESPN
24-Nickelodeon
25-CNN
26-USA Network
27-HTS
28-TNN
29-MTV
30-Cinemax
31-Showtime
32-HBO
33-Disney Channel
34-Sci Fi Channel
35-WTBS Atlanta
36-Discovery Channel
37-CNBC
38-Lifetime
39-CNN Headline News
40-AMC
41-A&E
42-Weather Channel
43-PPV1
44-PPV2
45-PRISM
46-PPV3
Retro-Chicago TV: Monday, June 13, 1959
From TV Guide
Chicago: Monday, July 13, 1959
WBBM-TV (2) CBS
6:40am THOUGHT FOR TODAY
6:45 FARM DAILY-George Menard
7:00 RAYNER SHINE-Ray Rayner
7:30 PAUL GIBSON-Commentary
8:00 MORNIN' MISS LEE
8:05 WEATHER-P.J. Hoff
8:10 NEWS-Frank Reynolds
9:00 ON THE GO-Jack Linkletter
9:30 SAM LEVENSON
10:00 I LOVE LUCY
10:30 TOP DOLLAR-Contest
11:00 LOVE OF LIFE
11:30 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW
11:45 GUIDING LIGHT
12:00 NEWS-Frank Reynolds
12:15 SHOPPING WITH MISS LEE

1:00 FOR BETTER OR WORSE
1:30 HOUSE PARTY
2:00 THE BIG PAYOFF-Quiz
2:30 THE VERDICT IS YOURS
3:00 BRIGHTER DAY-Serial
3:15 SECRET STORM-Serial
3:30 EDGE OF NIGHT-Serial
4:00 SUSAN'S SHOW-Kids
4:30 MOVIE-London By Night (1937)
5:55 SPORTS-John Harrington
6:00 NEWS & WEATHER
6:15 CBS NEWS-Douglas Edwards
6:30 NAME THAT TUNE
7:00 THE TEXAN
8:00 FRONTIER JUSTICE
8:30 JOSEPH COTTEN
9:00 DESILU PLAYHOUSE-The Killer Instinct
10:00 NEWS, WEATHER, & SPORTS
10:15 MOVIE-They All Kissed The Bride (1942)
12am MOVIE-To Have A Heart (1934)
WNBQ (5) NBC

6:15am TODAY'S MEDITATION
6:20 TOWN & FARM (COLOR)
6:30 PAN-AMERICAN CLASSROOM-Film (COLOR)
7:00 TODAY
9:00 DOUGH RE MI-Quiz
9:30 TREASURE HUNT
10:00 THE PRICE IS RIGHT
10:30 CONCENTRATION
11:00 TIC TAC DOUGH
11:30 IT COULD BE YOU
12:00 PEOPLE'S CHOICE
12:30 LIFE OF RILEY
1:00 QUEEN FOR A DAY
1:30 COURT OF HUMAN RELATIONS-Advice
2:00 YOUNG DR. MALONE
2:30 FROM THESE ROOTS
3:00 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (COLOR)
3:30 COUNTY FAIR
4:00 IT'S A GREAT LIFE-Comedy
4:30 SHERWOOD FOREST-Adventure
5:00 CHICAGO BANDSTAND (COLOR)
5:55 SPORTS-Norm Barry (COLOR)
6:00 NEWS & WEATHER (COLOR)
6:15 HUNTLEY/BRINKLEY REPORT
6:30 BUCKSKIN
7:00 RESTLESS GUN
7:30 WELLS FARGO
8:00 PETER GUNN
8:30 ALCOA THEATRE
9:00 ARTHUR MURRAY (COLOR)
9:30 CITIZEN SOLDIER
10:00 NEWS & WEATHER (COLOR)
10:15 JACK PARR
12am NEWS-Greg Donovan (COLOR)
12:05 PANIC!-Suspense
12:35 SECRET FILE, USA
WBKB (7) ABC
7:30am FACSIMILE-Norman Ross
8:30 TOM MERCEIN-Commentary
9:00 CREATIVE COOKERY-Recipes
9:30 HERE'S GERALDINE
10:00 JOBBLEWOKY PLACE-Kids
10:30 BEAT THE BUCCS-Musical Quiz
11:30 MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
12:00 ACROSS THE BOARD-Game
12:30 PANTOMIME QUIZ
1:00 MUSIC BINGO-Quiz
1:30 SUSIE-Comedy
2:00 DAY IN COURT-Drama
2:30 GALE STORM-Comedy
3:00 BEAT THE CLOCK-Game
3:30 WHO DO YOU TRUST?-Game
4:00 AMERICAN BANDSTAND
5:30 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB
6:00 NEWS & WEATHER
6:15 NEWS-Paul Harvey
6:30 POLKA-GO-ROUND-Music
7:30 BOLD JOURNEY-Documentary
8:00 TEN-TWENTY-Pocket Billiards
8:30 TOP PRO GOLF
9:30 BILL VEECK-Commentary
9:45 NORMAN ROSS-Commentary
9:55 WEATHER BY RADAR
10:00 COURTESY THEATRE-Hoodlum Empire (1952)
11:30 MARTY FAYE-Variety
WGN-TV (9) Independent
8:30am PAUL FOGARTY (COLOR)
9:00 ROMPER ROOM (COLOR)
9:55 MORNING EDITION (COLOR)
10:00 FAVORITE STORY-Drama
10:30 I MARRIED JOAN-Comedy

11:00 FRAN ALLISON-Variety
12:00 LUNCHTIME LITTLE THEATER
1:00 OUR MISS BROOKS-Comedy
1:30 MR. & MRS. NORTH-Mystery
2:00 MOVIE-The Millionaire (1931)
3:30 MY LITTLE MARGIE-Comedy
4:00 AMOS N' ANDY-Comedy
4:30 BIG RASCALS-Comedy
5:00 GARFIELD GOOSE & FRIENDS (COLOR)
5:45 MAN ON THE STREET
6:00 CISCO KID
6:30 BUGS BUNNY & FRIENDS
7:00 NEWS-Lloyd Pettit
7:15 SPORTS, WEATHER
7:30 BLUE FAIRY (COLOR)
8:00 HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE-Comedy
8:30 RESCUE 8-Adventure
9:00 NAVY LOG-Drama
9:30 STATE TROOPER-Police
10:00 MOVIE-Wings Of The Navy (1939)
11:30 NEWS-Carl Greyson
11:45 MOVIE-Case Of The Lucky Legs (1935)
WTTW (11) Educational

4:00pm JAPANESE BRUSH PAINTING
4:30 MAGIC CARPET-Travelog
5:00 TOTEM CLUB-Kids
5:30 ATOM AGE PHYSICS
6:30 COLLEGE PREP-English
7:00 COLLEGE PREP-Mathematics
7:30 BON VOYAGE-Travelog
8:00 DR. POSIN'S UNIVERSE-Science
8:30 LATIN AMERICA-History
9:00 COMPASS-Documentary
9:30 WORLD SPOTLIGHT
10:00 NEWS PERSPECTIVE
10:15 SUMMER CONCERT NOTES
10:30 DESIGN WORKSHOP-Art
11:00 TOMORROW-Cultural Events
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Re: Retro-Chicago TV: Monday, June 13, 1959
What is the most recent time period available to you?
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> What is the most recent time period available to you?
>
Um...not quite sure what you mean, but the 1959 edition is the oldest Chicago edition of TV
Guide that I have. I do, however, have a Chicago "TV Forecast" magazine, from 1950. I believe I
posted a schedule from that about a year ago, and you should be able to find it using the search
function for these boards.Edited by Stitch on 10/30/05 07:07
AM.
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I meant what is the newest edition available to you?
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> I meant what is the newest edition available to you?
>
The first edition of their disasterous makeover. It was the last TV Guide I ever intended to buy.
The only I got that one was the reduced price (99 cents), and the 'historical' value. A historical
mistake, but historical nonetheless.
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> From TV Guide
>
> Chicago: Monday, July 13, 1959
>
> WBBM-TV (2) CBS
>
>
> 12:15 SHOPPING WITH MISS LEE
I wonder if this is Lee Phillip, wife of
the late Bill Bell; they created Young And
The Restless and Bold And The Beautiful.
She had a noontime show on Channel 2 in
the '60s and '70s, and was carried on CBS
in 1963.
>>
> 4:00 SUSAN'S SHOW-Kids
If this is the show I think it is, Susan
Heinkel is the "Susan" of the title. This
show had a short run on CBS Saturday
mornings in 1957. She was twelve, IIRC,
when the network show aired.

>>
>>>>
> WBKB (7) ABC
>
> > 12:00 ACROSS THE BOARD-Game
> 12:30 PANTOMIME QUIZ
> 1:00 MUSIC BINGO-Quiz
> 1:30 SUSIE-Comedy
> 2:00 DAY IN COURT-Drama
> 2:30 GALE STORM-Comedy
> 3:00 BEAT THE CLOCK-Game
> 3:30 WHO DO YOU TRUST?-Game
> 4:00 AMERICAN BANDSTAND
> 5:30 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB
ABC was on a clock-time schedule, mainly
to get American Bandstand and Mickey Mouse
Club on at a time convenient to younger
viewers. The Eastern feed was 12 Noon-6 PM
(ET), with a break at 1:30; ABC didn't dare
go up against As The World Turns in the East.
>>
> WGN-TV (9) Independent
>
> > 2:00MOVIE-The Millionaire (1931)

This is not the movie that inspired the classic
'50s series. "If I Had A Million" came out in
1932 and used as its premise a billionaire giving
million-dollar checks to people chosen at random,
then waiting to see what they did with the money.
The difference is that the movie billionaire's face
was shown; TV's John Beresford Tipton was not seen
(except for an arm or the back of his head) except
once, when he had to bail out his assistant, Michael
Anthony, who had been arrested while trying to deliver
a million-dollar check.
>
> 6:30 BUGS BUNNY & FRIENDS
Bugs routinely beat the 6:30 network shows in Chicago.
His success there prompted ABC, in 1960, to pick
up the remaining Warner Brothers post-1948 cartoons
that had not been released to television and build
a series, The Bugs Bunny Show, around them. That
show aired Tuesdays at 7:30 (ET) from 1960-62, and
(under various titles) on ABC and CBS Saturday
mornings from 1962-2000.
>>
> WTTW (11) Educational
>
> 4:00pm JAPANESE BRUSH PAINTING
T. Mikami. I remember him well.
> 4:30 MAGIC CARPET-Travelog
> 5:00 TOTEM CLUB-Kids
> 5:30 ATOM AGE PHYSICS
> 6:30 COLLEGE PREP-English
> 7:00 COLLEGE PREP-Mathematics
> 7:30 BON VOYAGE-Travelog
> 8:00 DR. POSIN'S UNIVERSE-Science
> 8:30 LATIN AMERICA-History
> 9:00 COMPASS-Documentary
> 9:30 WORLD SPOTLIGHT
> 10:00 NEWS PERSPECTIVE
> 10:15 SUMMER CONCERT NOTES
> 10:30 DESIGN WORKSHOP-Art
> 11:00 TOMORROW-Cultural Events
>
Pretty typical of pre-PBS "educational"
television. Maybe that's why public
television has never gained a huge audience.
Retro: Detroit Wed 9/16/92

from Detroit Free Press
* This comes from the Michigan State version, so channels 32 and 38 aren't listed
WJBK 2 (CBS)
5:00 Twilight Zone
9:00 Joan Rivers
10:00 Cristina
Noon News
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 News
5:00 Donahue
6:00 News
7:00 Hard Copy
8:00 Hat Squad
9:30 48 Hours: Kidnapped

11:00 News
11:35 Cheers
12:05 Night Court
12:35 Arsenio Hall
1:35 Amen
3:00 Barnaby Jones
4:00 Newhart
4:30 Maude
WDIV 4 (NBC)
5:00 Cosby Show
6:00 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Maury Povich
11:00 A Closer Look with Faith Daniels
11:30 Doctor Dean
Noon News

5:00 News
7:30 Jeopardy!
9:00 Seinfeld (2 episodes)
10:00 Law & Order
11:00 News
11:35 Tonight Show
1:35 Inside Edition
2:35 TBA
3:30 Judge
4:00 Infatuation
4:30 Judge
WXYZ 7 (ABC)
5:00 Home cont'd
6:15 News
6:45 News
9:00 Company with John Kelly & Marilyn Turner

11:00 Jenny Jones
Noon News
12:30 Loving
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News
8:00 Full House
8:30 Home Improvement (2 episodes)
9:30 Coach
10:00 Crossroads
11:00 News
11:30 Nightline
Mid. Matlock
1:00 Jane Whitney
4:30 Home
CBET 9 (CBC)

9:00 What on Earth
9:30 Urban Peasant
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Midday
1:00 Emmerdale Farm
1:30 Take the High Road
2:30 Neighbours
3:00 Wish Me Luck
4:00 Dan Gallagher's Video Hits
4:30 Fame
5:30 Raccoons
6:00 News
7:30 On the Road Again
8:00 Adrienne Clarkson Presents
9:00 Street Legal
11:00 News
11:30 Secret Agent
12:30 sign-off
WXON 20 (Ind)
5:00 Perceptions
5:30 All News AM
6:00 Widget
6:30 Captain N & the Video Gamemasters
7:00 James Bond Jr.
7:30 DuckTales
8:00 Flintstones
9:00 Taxi
9:30 It's a Living
10:00 St. Elsewhere
11:30 Gimme a Break!
Noon Good Times
1:30 Airwolf
2:30 Camp Candy
3:00 Chip 'n Dale's Rescue Rangers
3:30 Tale Spin
4:00 Darkwing Duck
4:30 Goof Troop
5:30 Hogan Family
6:00 Full House

7:30 227
8:00 Movie "Child in the Night"
11:00 Studs
Mid. Bedroom Buddies
1:30 Movie "Blood & Orchids" (pt 2)
3:30 Green Acres
4:00 Addams Family
4:30 Green Acres
WBSX 31-Shopping
5:00 Beat the Bargain Clock
6:00 Last Chance
9:00 Gift Shop
Noon All That Glitters
3:00 Garment District
6:00 Bargain Bin
9:00 Sports Emporium
Mid. Warehouse Clearance
3:00 Bargain Rack

CKCO 42 (CTV)
6:00 News
6:30 Canada AM
9:00 Romper Room & Friends (produced at CKCO for CTV)
9:30 Travel Travel
10:30 Lifestyle
11:00 Morning Magazine
11:30 Judge
Noon News
12:30 Cosby Show
1:00 Shirley
2:00 Another World
4:00 Hogan Family
5:00 Cheers (2 episodes)
6:00 News
7:00 Night Court
7:30 Baseball: Cleveland-Toronto
11:00 CTV News
11:30 News
Mid. Whoopi Goldberg
12:30 A-Team
2:00 Soap
2:30 sign-off
WKBD 50-Fox
5:00 Family Ties
6:00 Casper
7:00 Bullwinkle
7:30 GI Joe
8:00 Beetlejuice
9:00 Sanford & Son
10:00 Family Ties
Noon Andy Griffith
12:30 That's Amore
1:00 Vicki!
2:00 Bewitched

6:00 Growing Pains
6:30 Golden Girls
9:00 Melrose Place
10:00 News
11:00 M*A*S*H
12:30 Star Search
1:30 Hunter
2:30 Movie "This Year's Blonde"
4:30 Webster
WTVS 56 (PBS)
5:30 Economics USA
7:00 To Life!
7:15 AM Weather
7:30 By the Numbers
8:00 Business & the Law
8:30 Sandie's Fitness Firm
9:00 Sesame Street
11:30 Barney & Friends (the Freep lists Barney Miller, but that can't be it)
Noon Frugal Gourmet
12:30 Health Matters
1:00 Reading Road Quiz
2:00 Sesame Street
3:00 Zoobilee Zoo
4:30 Club Connect
5:30 Chasing the Wind
7:30 Texaco Star National Academic Championship
10:00 Michigan at Risk
11:30 Best of National Geographic

3:00 Michigan at Risk
WGPR 62 (Ind)
5:00 Movie "The Green Love" cont'd
6:00 TBA
6:30 Newsworthy
7:00 Insight
8:00 TBA
8:30 Heathcliff
9:00 Morris Cerullo
9:30 James Robison
10:00 TBA
10:30 Insight
11:00 700 Club
Noon Success-N-Life
1:00 Ben Casey
2:00 Lou Grant
3:00 Santa Barbara
4:00 Movie "Stunt Seven"
6:00 New Dance
7:00 News
8:00 Ralph Martin
8:30 Jack Van Impe
9:00 Success-N-Life
10:00 Great Faith Temple
10:30 Miracle Moments
11:00 Family Feud
Mid. Streets of San Francisco
1:00 Combat
2:00 New Dance
3:00 Movie "Roundup Time in Texas"
4:00 Movie "The Hairy Ape"
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> from Detroit Free Press
> * This comes from the Michigan State version, so channels 32
> and 38 aren't listed

>
I always liked the Freep's Michigan State edition of their "TV Book" -- they practically listed
almost every station in Michigan, plus Toledo and the Canadian Soo (unfortunately, they had no
listings for South Bend, Chicago, Duluth or Green Bay (other than WJMN)). They had so many
channels that the bullet legend only lists the channel and the city -- no calls or affiliation.
If you have time, could you list the other channels?
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> CBET 9 (CBC)
> 6:00 News
> 11:00 News
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It should be noted that at this time, CBET produced zero local news and was prohibited from
soliciting local advertising. CBET merely rebroadcast CBLT's newscasts from Toronto, although
there was apparently some Windsor content as a news bureau still existed in Windsor. I am not
sure if they rebroadcast CBLT's advertising, or if they picked up the CBLN feed from London. This
situation existed from 1991-1994.
> WGPR 62 (Ind)
> 7:00 News

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Was this a local newscast, and who produced it? Because if it was then channel 62 was a better
station back then!______________
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> It should be noted that at this time, CBET produced zero
> local news and was prohibited from soliciting local
> advertising. I am not sure if
> they rebroadcast CBLT's advertising, or if they picked up
> the CBLN feed from London. This situation existed from
> 1991-1994.
Maybe earlier -- 1993. I recall staying at my sister's in Southeastern Michigan in June 1993
(where they got CBET over-the-air), and local Windsor ads were back on CBET by that time.
That, or maybe Toronto or London's selling Windsor spots instead of CBET.

>
> > WGPR 62 (Ind)
> > 7:00 News
> ----------
> Was this a local newscast, and who produced it? Because if
> it was then channel 62 was a better station back then!
>
Actually, I think it's a repeat of a 6PM newscast from WJBK ch.2 (I think).<FONT
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Originally posted by rugrats1:
If you have time, could you list the other channels?
KM said no requests for more from the original poster.

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> > from Detroit Free Press
> > * This comes from the Michigan State version, so channels
> 32
> > and 38 aren't listed
>>
> I always liked the Freep's Michigan State edition of their
> "TV Book" -- they practically listed almost every station in
> Michigan, plus Toledo and the Canadian Soo (unfortunately,
> they had no listings for South Bend, Chicago, Duluth or
> Green Bay (other than WJMN)). They had so many channels that
> the bullet legend only lists the channel and the city -- no
> calls or affiliation.
>
> If you have time, could you list the other channels?
>
[xx]black bullets, "xx"white bullets, (xx)grey bullets
[2]WJBK-CBS Detroit
"2"CHBX-CTV Sault Ste. Marie
[3]WWMT-CBS Kalamazoo
"3"WJMN-CBS Escanaba
[4]WDIV-NBC Detroit
"4"WTOM-NBC Cheboygan
[5]WNEM-NBC Bay City
"5"CJIC-CBC Sault Ste. Marie
[6]WLNS-CBS Lansing
"6"WCML-PBS Alpena
(6)WLUC-NBC/ABC Marquette
[7]WXYZ-ABC Detroit
"7"WPBN-NBC Traverse City
[8]WOOD-NBC Grand Rapids
"8"WGTQ-ABC Sault Ste. Marie
[9]CBET-CBC Windsor
"9"WWTV-CBS Cadillac
[10]WILX-NBC Lansing
"10"WWUP-CBS Sault Ste. Marie
[11]WTOL-CBS Toledo
"11"WBKB-CBS Alpena
[12]WJRT-ABC Flint
[13]WZZM-ABC Grand Rapids
"13"WTVG-NBC Toledo
(13)WNMU-PBS Marquette
"14"WCMU-PBS Mount Pleasant
"17"WXMI-Fox Grand Rapids
[19]WUCM-PBS Bay City
[20]WXON-Ind Detroit
"23"WKAR-PBS East Lansing
[24]WNWO-ABC Toledo
[25]WEYI-CBS Saginaw
"28"WFUM-PBS Flint
[29]WGTU-ABC Traverse City
"30"WGTE-PBS Toledo
"31"WBSX-Shopping Ann Arbor
"33"WGKI-Fox Cadillac
"35"WGVU-PBS Grand Rapids
"36"WUPW-Fox Toledo
[41]WOTV-ABC Battle Creek
"42"CKCO-CTV Sarnia
"47"WSYM-Fox Lansing
"49"WAQP-TCT/TBN Saginaw
[50]WKBD-Fox Detroit
"53"WLAJ-ABC Lansing
[56]WTVS-PBS Detroit
[62]WGPR-Ind Detroit
(66)WSMH-Fox Flint
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11-01-2005, 11:37 AM #7

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> WDIV 4 (NBC)
> Noon News
> 12:30 Classic Concentration
I'm assuming you meant "Another World" instead of "General Hospital" on Channel 4 since GH is
an ABC show and further down you list WXYZ as carrying it.
11-01-2005, 11:43 AM #8
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> > WDIV 4 (NBC)
> > Noon News

> > 12:30 Classic Concentration
> > 1:00 Days of Our Lives
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> I'm assuming you meant "Another World" instead of "General
> Hospital" on Channel 4 since GH is an ABC show and further
> down you list WXYZ as carrying it.
>
My proofreading technique obviosuly needs work :-D
11-01-2005, 08:55 PM #9
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11-02-2005, 11:28 PM #10
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> WJBK 2 (CBS)
> 5:00 Twilight Zone
> 6:00 Now It Can Be Told
> 7:00 CBS This Morning
When did WJBK stop showing CBS This Morning? I was pretty sure they were already doing
Eyewitness Morning by 1992...
JPK
Retro: LA/San Diego Wed 9/2/98
from Riverside Press-Enterprise: TCI Inland Valley edition
Los Angeles
[2] KCBS-CBS
5:30 News
9:00 Guiding Light
Noon News

2:30 Jackie Collins' Hollywood
3:00 Inside Edition
4:00 Howie Mandel
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:30 Hard Copy
8:00 The Nanny
8:30 Style & Substance
9:00 Public Eye with Bryant Gumbel
10:00 Chicago Hope
11:00 News
12:35 US Open Tennis Highlights
2:05 Geraldo Rivera
3:35 Gayle King

[4] KNBC-NBC
5:30 Today in LA
7:00 Today
9:00 Leeza
10:00 Extra
11:00 News
Noon Another World
2:00 Sunset Beach
4:00 News
7:00 Extra
8:00 Dateline NBC
9:00 3rd Rock from the Sun
9:30 Stressed Eric
10:00 Law & Order
11:00 News
11:35 Tonight Show with Jay Leno
2:05 News
[5] KTLA-WB
5:30 News
7:00 KTLA Morning News
9:00 Sally Jessy Raphael (2 eps)
11:00 Judge Mills Lane (2 eps)
Noon Little House on the Prairie
2:00 Bugs 'n' Daffy
2:30 Adventures of Captain Planet
3:00 Bugs 'n' Daffy
3:30 Animaniacs
4:30 New Batman/Superman Adventures
6:00 Family Matters
6:30 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (2 eps)
7:30 Seinfeld
8:00 Wayans Bros.
8:30 Jamie Foxx
9:00 Wayans Bros.

9:30 Steve Harvey
10:00 News
11:00 Cheers
11:30 Murphy Brown
Mid. Hunter
1:00 News
3:00 Movie "Moon 44"
[7] KABC-ABC
5:30 News
10:00 The View
11:00 Port Charles
11:30 News
3:00 Oprah Winfrey
4:00 News
7:00 Jeopardy!
8:00 Dharma & Greg

8:30 Two Guys, a Girl & a Pizza Place
9:00 Drew Carey
9:30 Whose Line is It Anyway?
10:00 PrimeTime Live
11:00 News
11:35 Nightline
12:05 Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher
12:35 News
1:10 Movie "The Jack London Story"
[9] KCAL-Ind
5:00 Infomercial
6:00 Dr. I.V. Hillard
6:30 DuckTales
7:00 Hercules
7:30 Doug
8:00 Wacky World of Tex Avery
8:30 X-Men
9:00 Newlywed Game
9:30 Dating Game
10:00 Maury Povich
Noon News
1:00 People's Court
2:00 News
3:00 Judge Jury
3:30 News
4:00 Mr. Men
4:30 Mummies Alive
5:00 The Mask
5:30 Pictionary
6:00 Judge Judy
6:30 Real TV
8:00 News
Mid. Maury Povich
1:00 People's Court
2:00 Infomercials
[11] KTTV-Fox
5:00 I Love Lucy (2 eps)
6:00 Morning News
7:00 Good Day LA
9:00 Grace Under Fire (2 eps)
10:00 Andy Griffith (2 eps)
11:00 I Love Lucy (2 eps)

Noon Beverly Hillbillies (2 eps)
1:00 Happy Days
2:00 Bobby's World
3:00 Cartoon Cabana
4:00 Spider-Man
4:30 Power Rangers Power Playback
6:30 Simpsons
7:30 Simpsons
8:00 Movie "The Quick & the Dead"
10:00 News
11:30 M*A*S*H
Mid. Magic Hour
1:00 Cops
2:00 Infomercials
3:00 Perry Mason
4:30 Andy Griffith

[13] KCOP-UPN
5:00 Untouchables
6:00 700 Club
7:30 Extreme Dinosaurs
8:00 Extreme Ghostbusters
9:00 Infomercial
9:30 Cosby Show
11:00 Jenny Jones
1:00 Ricki Lake
2:00 Jenny Jones
3:00 Forgive or Forget
5:00 Ricki Lake
6:00 Martin
6:30 Mad About You
7:00 Frasier
7:30 News
8:00 The Sentinel
10:00 News
11:00 Martin
12:30 Vibe
1:30 Infomercials
3:00 Movie "1941"
[18] KSCI-Ethnic/overnight religious
6:30 News Express FCI
7:30 Iran-Sima
8:30 Infomercial
9:00 I Can Do It!
9:30 Infomercials
11:30 Taiwan News
Noon Mandarin Drama
1:30 Tea Time
2:00 Panda TV Drama
4:00 Harvest Time
4:30 Saksi
5:00 May Ngan News
5:30 International Report
6:00 Panda TV Magazine
7:00 News
7:30 World Report
8:00 KTE News

8:20 KTE Guide
8:30 All Our Hopes
9:00 KBS News
9:25 Mr. Seo
10:00 KTE Journal
10:15 Hospital 24 Hours
11:00 KTE News Line
11:30 Sports Japan
12:30 Walking in the Anointing
3:00 Deuteronomy
4:00 Colossians
[22] KWHY-Business/Spanish
6:00 Market Wrap-Up
6:15 Chart Watch
6:30 Opening Bell Report
7:00 Business News
10:50 Health News
11:00 Business News
11:20 California Stocks
11:30 Business News
12:20 High-Tech Report
12:30 Business News
12:50 Show Biz Report

1:00 News/Closing Bell Report
1:30 Market Wrap-Up
1:45 Chart Watch
2:00 You're On the Line
3:00 Pelicula "La Edad de la Tentacion"
4:30 Noticias
5:00 Tarde Lunatica
6:00 Cuanto Cuesta el Show
7:00 Noticias
7:30 Pelicula "Muerte a Sangre Fria"
9:00 Noticias
9:30 Pelicula "Las Golfas"
11:00 Infomercials
[24] KVCR-PBS
6:00 The Power of Place: Regional Geography
8:00 Voices in Democracy
9:00 Wimzie's House
10:30 Martha's Sewing Room
11:00 America Sews with Sue Hausmann
Noon Sewing Connection

12:30 Living with Health
1:30 Time to Grow
2:30 Sesame Street
3:30 Arthur
4:30 Newton's Apple
5:00 Sociological Imagination: Introduction to Sociology
6:00 Firing Line
6:30 Inland Empire Illustrated
7:00 Small Business 2000
7:30 ITN World News
8:00 Movie "A Life Apart: Hasidism in America"
9:30 International Dispatch
10:30 An American Revolution: Women Take Their Place
11:00 With God on Our Side: The Rise of the Religious Right in America
Mid. American Vacations
12:30 ITN World News
1:00 sign-off
[28] KCET-PBS
6:00 Sesame Street
8:00 Storytime
8:30 Arthur
9:30 Puzzle Place
10:00 Sesame Street
11:00 Storytime
11:30 Teletubbies
Noon Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
12:30 Puzzle Place
2:30 Crossroads Cafe
3:00 Wishbone
5:00 A Taste of the Caribbean with Dorinda Hafner
5:30 Jacques Pepin's Kitchen: Cooking with Claudine
7:30 Life & Times Tonight
8:00 Wild Islands
9:00 Magnificent Journeys
10:00 Into the Rising Sun
11:00 Charlie Rose
Mid. Life & Times Tonight

12:30 Earth Revealed: Introductory Geology
1:00 sign-off
[30] KPXN-Pax
5:00 Great Day America
6:00 TBA/Infomercials
9:00 Here's Lucy (2 eps)
10:00 Love Boat
11:00 Woman's Day
11:30 Reel to Reel
Noon Eight is Enough
1:00 Hogan Family
1:30 Dave's World
2:00 Great Day America
4:00 Life Goes On
6:00 Movie "A Twist of the Knife"
10:00 RoadSigns
10:30 Prayer
11:00 Psalms
1:00 Gary Richardson
2:00 Prayer
3:00 TBA/Infomercials
[34] KMEX-Univision
5:00 Primer Impacto Extra
5:30 Noticiero Univision: Edicion Nocturnal
6:00 Noticias
6:30 Los Angeles al Dia
10:00 Maite
11:00 A Todo Corazon
1:00 Leonela
2:00 Destino de Mujer
4:00 Cristina
5:00 Primer Impacto
6:00 Noticias
7:00 Mi Pequena Traviesa
8:00 Vivo por Elena
9:00 Desencuentro
10:00 Lente Loco
10:30 Fuera de Serie
11:00 Noticias
Mid. Al Ritmo de la Noche
1:30 Club America

2:00 Cristina
3:00 Mi Pequena Traviesa
4:00 Vivo por Elena
[40] KTBN-TBN
5:00 Get in Shape
5:30 Del Way
6:30 John Hagee
7:00 Rod Parsley
7:30 Marilyn Hickey
9:00 Dr. Cherry
9:30 Dean & Mary Brown
10:15 John Avanzini/Efrem Zimbalist Jr.
10:30 Casey Treat
11:00 James Robison
11:30 Benny Hinn
Noon 700 Club
1:00 John Hagee
1:30 Rod Parsley

6:00 Bill Gaither
6:30 Jack Van Impe
9:00 Dino
10:00 Richard Shakarian
10:30 Benny Hinn
11:00 Mario Murillo
11:30 Eastman Curtis
3:30 Benny Hinn
4:00 Jerry Barnard
4:30 Walt Mills
[52] KVEA-Telemundo
5:00 Infomercials
6:30 Hola Los Angeles
9:00(?)Infomercials
10:00 Llovizna
11:00 Las Juanas
Noon Pelicula "Los Tres Compadres"

2:00 Al Dia con Maria Conchita
3:00 El y Ella
4:00 Sevcec
5:00 Occurio Asi
6:00 Noticiero
7:00 Edicion Especial
8:00 Pelicula "Albures Mexicanos"
10:00 Agua Marina
11:00 Noticias
11:30 Noticero Telemundo
Mid. Infomercials
1:30 Rosenheim
2:30 Infomercials
[56] KDOC-Ind
5:30 Life in the Word
6:00 James Robison
7:00 News
7:40 Futarikko
8:00 Robert Tilton
8:30 Infomercial

9:30 Infomercial
10:00 Froozies
11:00 Southland Today
11:30 Lucy Show
Noon Perry Mason
1:00 Gunsmoke
2:00 Wild, Wild West
3:00 Matlock
4:00 Cannon
5:00 Hawaii Five-O
6:00 Rockford Files
7:30 Hogan's Heroes
8:00 Racing from Del Mar
8:30 Infomercial
9:00 Matlock
10:00 Perry Mason
11:00 Infomercials
Mid. Hot Seat with Wally George
1:00 Infomercials
[58] KLCS-PBS
6:00 Body Buddies
7:00 Learning English

7:30 Putting English to Work
8:00 Story of Read-Alee-Deed-Alee
8:30 Wishbone
9:00 Staff Development
9:45 Math for Primary
10:00 Challenge of the Unknown
10:30 American Frontier
Noon Real Science!
12:30 Easy Cooking Show
1:30 Return to the Magic Library
1:45 Animal Families
2:00 Read, Write & Research
2:30 Master Plan for Bilingual Education
3:00 Now & Future Present
4:00 Computer Skills for the Classroom & Beyond
4:15 John Marshall High School & Community News
4:30 Best of Homework Hotline
6:30 Breakthrough: Television's Journal of Science & Medicine
7:00 ITN World News

7:30 News
8:00 Connections
9:00 Week in Review
10:00 LA County Board of Supervisors
Mid.(?) sign-off
[62] KRCA-Asian
5:00 Wrist Watches
7:00 La Isla de Jordan
7:30 Infomercials
4:00 News
5:00 Flash Beat MTV Special
5:30 Little Saigon Television
6:00 Little Saigon Television News
7:00 Prime News
7:30 Come Together with Fortune
9:00 KTAN News
9:10 See You Again
9:35 Happy Wednesday
10:00 Town Guide
10:05 The King's Journey
11:00 MBC News Desk
Mid. Coins
4:00 Wrist Watches

San Diego
[6] XETV-Fox
5:00 Infomercials
7:00 Bobby's World
8:00 Mummies Alive
11:00 Cheers
11:30 Coach
Noon Perry Mason
1:00 I Love Lucy
1:30 Happy Days
2:00 Family Ties
3:30 Cartoon Cabana
4:30 Spider-Man
6:00 Simpsons
7:00 Simpsons
8:00 Movie "The Quick & the Dead"
10:30 Mad About You
11:00 Cheers (2 eps)
Mid. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
1:00 Coach
1:30 Family Ties
2:00 Infomercials
[8] KFMB-CBS
5:30 News
9:30 Gayle King
Noon News
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 LAPD: Life on the Beat (2 eps)

4:00 News
6:30 News
7:30 Hard Copy
8:00 The Nanny
8:30 Style & Substance
9:00 Public Eye with Bryant Gumble
10:00 Chicago Hope
11:00 News
12:35 US Open Tennis Highlights
[10] KGTV-ABC
5:30 News
9:00 Pictionary
9:30 Inside Edition
10:00 The View
11:00 News

3:00 Judge Judy
4:00 News
6:30 News
7:00 Inside Edition
8:00 Dharma & Greg
8:30 Two Guys, a Girl & a Pizza Place
9:00 Drew Carey
9:30 Whose Line is It Anyway?
11:00 News
11:35 Nightline
12:05 Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher
12:35 News
1:10 Port Charles
[15] KPBS-PBS
6:00 Tots TV
6:30 Wimzie's House
7:00 Sesame Street
8:00 Arthur
8:30 Teletubbies
10:30 Arthur
11:00 Teletubbies
Noon Bloopy's Buddies
1:30 Best of Joy of Painting
2:00 Brideshead Revisited
3:00 Puzzle Place
4:30 Wishbone
5:00 Arthur
5:30 California's Gold
8:00 Wild Islands
9:00 Magnificent Journeys
10:00 Into the Rising Sun
11:00 Frontline
Mid. sign-off
[39] KNSD-NBC
5:30 News Today
7:00 Today
9:00 Leeza
10:00 Jenny Jones
11:00 Another World
Noon Sunset Beach
2:00 People's Court
3:30 Cops
4:00 News
6:00 News
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Dateline NBC
9:30 Stressed Eric
10:00 Law & Order
11:00 News
11:35 Tonight Show with Jay Leno

2:05 Jenny Jones
[51] KUSI-Ind
6:00 News
Noon Newlywed Game
12:30 Dating Game
2:00 Ricki Lake
3:00 Maury Povich
5:00 Jerry Springer
6:00 Extra
6:30 Real TV
7:00 Seinfeld
7:30 Frasier
8:00 Real TV
8:30 Extra
9:00 Howie Mandel

10:00 News
Mid. Geraldo Rivera
1:00 Vibe
4:00 Newlywed Game
4:30 Dating Game
[69] KSWB-WB
5:00 First Business
5:30 Infomercial
6:30 X-Men
7:30 Adventures of Captain Planet
8:00 Doug
8:30 Hercules
9:30 Benny Hinn
10:00 Full House
10:30 Family Matters
11:00 Judge Mills Lane
Noon Who's the Boss? (2 eps)

2:30 DuckTales
3:00 Bugs 'n' Daffy
3:30 Animaniacs
5:00 Family Matters
5:30 Full House
6:00 Step by Step
8:00 Wayans Bros.
8:30 Jamie Foxx
9:00 Wayans Bros.
9:30 Steve Harvey
10:00 Living Single
10:30 Martin
11:00 Magic Hour
Mid. Three's Company
12:30 Mama's Family
1:00 Infomercials
4:00 Infomercials
Retro: Michigan Wed 9/16/92 (5am-6pm)
2 WJBK-CBS Detroit * 2s CHBX-CTV Sault Ste. Marie * 3 WWMT-CBS Kalamazoo *
3e WJMN-CBS Escanaba * 4 WDIV-NBC Detroit * 4c WTOM-NBC Cheboygan *
5 WNEM-NBC Bay City * 5s CJIC-CBC Sault Ste. Marie * 6 WLNS-CBS Lansing *
6a WCML-PBS Alpena * 6m WLUC-NBC/ABC Marquette * 7 WXYZ-ABC Detroit *
7t WPBN-NBC Traverse City * 8 WOOD-NBC Grand Rapids *
8s WGTQ-ABC Sault Ste. Marie * 9 CBET-CBC Windsor * 9c WWTV-CBS Cadillac *
10 WILX-NBC Lansing * 10s WWUP-CBS Sault Ste. Marie * 11 WTOL-CBS Toledo *
11a WBKB-CBS Alpena * 12 WJRT-ABC Flint * 13 WZZM-ABC Grand Rapids *
13m WNMU-PBS Marquette * 13t WTVG-NBC Toledo * 14 WCMU-PBS Mount Pleasant *
17 WXMI-Fox Grand Rapids * 19 WUCM-PBS Bay City * 20 WXON-Ind Detroit *
23 WKAR-PBS East Lansing * 24 WNWO-ABC Toledo * 25 WEYI-CBS Saginaw *
28 WFUM-PBS Flint * 29 WGTU-ABC Traverse City * 30 WGTE-PBS Toledo *
31 WBSX-Shopping Ann Arbor * 33 WGKI-Fox Cadillac * 35 WGVU-PBS Grand Rapids *
36 WUPW-Fox Toledo * 41 WOTV-ABC Battle Creek * 42 CKCO-CTV Sarnia *
47 WSYM-Fox Lansing * 49 WAQP-TCT/TBN Saginaw * 50 WKBD-Fox Detroit *
53 WLAJ-ABC Lansing * 56 WTVS-PBS Detroit * 62 WGPR-Ind Detroit *
66 WSMH-Fox Flint
Morning
5:00 2 Twilight Zone
3-3s-11 Electronics
4 Cosby Show
4c-5-7t-8-10-13t NBC News Nightside
12-13-53 ABC World News Now
20 Perceptions
31 Beat Bargain Clock
49 Praise the Lord
50 Family Ties
56 Faces of Culture
66 Camp Candy
5:30 2-8-10 This Morning's Business
4-6m NBC News at Sunrise
5-6-9c-10s AgDay
13t-50 CNN Headline News
17 Faith 20
20 All News AM
25 Success-N-Life
35 Hooked on Aerobics
36 DuckTales
56 Economics USA
66 Auto Show
6:00 2 Now It Can Be Told

2s-4-6-42 News
3e Morning Ag Report
4c-5-7t-8-10-13t NBC News at Sunrise
5s What on Earth
6m-8s-13-29-41-53 ABC World News This Morning
9c-10s This Morning's Business
17 Believer's Voice of Victory
20-33 Widget
31 Last Chance
35 Personal Finance
36 Stunt Dogs
47 Facts of Life
49 TCT Today
50 Casper
56 Sociological Imagination
62 TBA
66 Woody Woodpecker
6:15 7 News
6:30 2-3e-6-11a-25 CBS Morning News
2s-42 Canada AM
3-4c-5-7t-8-10-11-12-13t News
5s Dan Gallagher's Video Hits

9c-10s Michigan This Morning
17 Widget
20 Captain N & the Video Gamemasters
30 CNN Newsroom
33-66 DuckTales
47 Flintstones
49 Benny Hinn
50 Inspector Gadget
56 American Adventure
62 Newsworthy
6:45 6a-14-23-28-30 AM Weather
7 News
8s-29 Good Morning Michigan
7:00 2-3-6-9c-10s-11-11a-25 CBS This Morning
3e News
4-4c-5-7t-8-10-13t Today
5s-9 CBC Morning News
6a-14-23 Sesame Street
6m-7-8s-12-13-24-29-41-53 Good Morning America
19 Growing Years
20-66 James Bond Jr.
28 Business File
30 Homestretch
35-56 To Life!
47 Darkwing Duck
49 Laverne & Edith Tripp
50 Bullwinkle
62 Insight
7:15 13m-35-56 AM Weather
7:30 13m Shining Time Station
17 Chip 'n Dale's Rescue Rangers
19 Homestretch
20 DuckTales
28 Reading Rainbow
30 Barney & Friends
33-36 Tale Spin
35 Sesame Street
47 Beetlejuice
49 Words of Truth
50 GI Joe
56 By the Numbers
62 Inspector Gadget
8:00 3e CBS This Morning
6a-14-19-23-28 Barney & Friends
13m Body Electric
17 DuckTales
20 Flintstones
47 Goof Troop
49 Morris Cerullo
50 Beetlejuice
56 Business & the Law
62 TBA
66 Tale Spin
8:30 6a-13m-14-28-30-35 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
17 Merrie Melodies
20 Woody Woodpecker
23 Zoobilee Zoo
33 Flintstones
36-66 Chip 'n Dale's Rescue Rangers
47 Tale Spin
49 Gospel Bill
56 Sandie's Fitness Firm
62 Heathcliff
9:00 2 Joan Rivers
2s Fitness with Love
3-12-13t-53 Sally Jessy Raphael
4 Maury Povich
4c-7t-25 Vicki!
5-8s-10-13-24-29 Regis & Kathie Lee
5s MCTV Today
6-8-9c-10s-11a Jenny Jones
6a-13m-14-19-23-28-30-56 Sesame Street
6m A Closer Look with Faith Daniels
7 Company with John Kelly & Maureen Turner
9 What on Earth
11 Cosby Show
17 Flintstones
20 Taxi
31 Gift Shop
33 Success-N-Life
35 Barney & Friends
36 Mr. Belvedere
41 People's Court
42 Romper Room & Friends
47 Swans Crossing
49 Joy
50 Sanford & Son
62 Morris Cerullo
9:30 2s New Attitude
5s-9 Urban Peasant
6m Doctor Dean
11 That's Amore
17 Bullwinkle
20 It's a Living
35 Instructional TV
41 People's Court
42 Travel Travel
47 Love Connection
49 Beverly Exercise
50 Three's Company
62 James Robison
66 Video Classifieds
10:00 2 Cristina
2s Dini Petty
3-9c-10s-11-11a-25 New Family Feud Challenge
3e-7 Regis & Kathie Lee
4-13t Jerry Springer
4c-7t Montel Williams
5-10 Matlock
5s-9 Fred Penner's Place
6 ALF
6a-14-56 Lamb Chop's Play-Along
6m Candid Camera
8 Highway to Heaven
8s-29-36 700 Club
12 Maury Povich
13 Geraldo
13m-30 Instructional TV
20 St. Elsewhere
24 Vicki
28 Reading Rainbow
33 Judge
41 Newhart
42 Lorne Greene's New Wilderness
47 Infatuation
49 Public Report
50 Family Ties
53 Donahue
62 TBA
10:15 5s-9 Under the Umbrella Tree
10:30 5s 100 Huntley Street
6-6m Cosby Show
6a-14-56 Shining Time Station
9 Mr. Dressup
13m-19-23 Reading Rainbow
28 Joy of Painting
33 Roundtable
42 Lifestyle
47 People's Court
49 Marilyn Hickey
62 Insight
66 Hogan Family
11:00 2-3-3e-6-9c-10s-11-11a-25 Price is Right
2s Live at Eleven
4 A Closer Look with Faith Daniels

4c-7t-10-13t Doctor Dean
5 Classic Concentration
6a-14 Firing Line Debate
6m-8s-12-24-29-41 Home
7 Jenny Jones
8 Infatuation
9-28 Sesame Street
13 Joan Rivers
13m Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish
17 Andy Griffith
23 3-2-1 Contact
33 Love Connection
36-49 Believer's Voice of Victory
42 Morning Magazine
47 Movie "The Company of Wolves"
53 Geraldo
62 700 Club
66 Happy Days
11:30 4 Doctor Dean
4c-7t-10 Classic Concentration

5 Night Court
5s Germotte's Studio
13t A Closer Look with Faith Daniels
13m Instructional TV
17 I Love Lucy
19 Victory Garden
20 Gimme a Break!
33-66 Infatuation
36 Eye on Toledo
42 Judge
49 Ancient Israel
56 Barney & Friends
Afternoon
Noon 2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9c-10s-11 News
2s Oprah Winfrey
3e Young & the Restless
4c-6m-7t Whoopi Goldberg
5s-9 Midday
11a Love Connection
13m Nova
17 Montel Williams
19 Body Electric
20 Good Times
23 That Can't Be Wood
25 People's Court
31 All That Glitters
36 Infatuation
49 Dr. Cherry
50 Andy Griffith
56 Frugal Gourmet
62 Success-N-Life
66 That's Amore
12:30 2-3-6-9c-10s-11-11a-25 Young & the Restless
4-13t Classic Concentration
4c-5-7t A Closer Look with Faith Daniels
6m-7-8s-12-13-24-29-41-53 Loving
8 CNN Headline News
10-36 Rush Limbaugh
20 Hill Street Blues
23 Wonderful World of Acrylics
42 Cosby Show
49 Call to Action
50 That's Amore
56 Health Matters
66 Mr. Belvedere
1:00 2s-42 Shirley
3e News
4-4c-5-7t-8-10-13t Days of Our Lives
5s-6m-7-8s-12-13-24-29-41-53 All My Children
6a-14 Listening to America
9 Emmerdale Farm
17 Jane Whitney
19 Why Do These Kids Love School?
23 Call of the Sea
28 Frugal Gourmet
33 Bonanza
36 Montel Williams
47-66 700 Club
50 Vicki!
56 Reading Road Quiz
62 Ben Casey
1:30 2-3-3e-6-9c-10s-11-11a-25 Bold & the Beautiful
9 Take the High Road
13m-56 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?

20 Airwolf
28 Joy of Painting
2:00 2-3-3e-6-9c-10s-11-11a-25 As the World Turns
2s-4-4c-5-7t-8-10-13t-42 Another World
5s Regis & Kathie Lee
6a-14 Body Electric
6m-7-8s-12-13-24-29-41-53 One Life to Live
9 Coronation Street
13m 3-2-1 Contact
17 James Bond Jr.
19 Nova
30 Movie "The War of the Wildcats"
35 Welcome to My Studio
36 Swans Crossing
49 TCT Today
50 Bewitched
56 Sesame Street
62 Lou Grant

2:30 6a-14 Homestretch
9 Neighbours
17 Tale Spin
20 Camp Candy
23 Art of William Alexander & Robert Warren
33 Beetlejuice
35 Stained Glass
36 James Bond Jr.
49 Benny Hinn
66 Tom & Jerry Kids
3:00 2-3-3e-6-9c-10s-11-11a-25 Guiding Light
2s-4c-5-7t-8-10-13t-62 Santa Barbara
4-42 Montel Williams
5s Joan Rivers
6a-14-23-28-35 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
6m-7-8s-12-13-24-29-41-53 General Hospital
9 Wish Me Luck
17-36 Darkwing Duck
19 Taste of Louisiana

31 Garment District
33-47-50-66 Merrie Melodies
49 700 Club
56 Zoobilee Zoo
3:20 13m News
3:30 6a-13m-14-19-23-28-35 Sesame Street
17-33-36-47-50 Tom & Jerry Kids
20 Tale Spin
56 Reading Rainbow
66 Darkwing Duck
4:00 2 News
2s Bold & the Beautiful
3-3e-6m-7-8s-11-29-53 Oprah Winfrey
4c-7t Matlock
5 Cosby Show
5s-36 Merrie Melodies
6-8-9c-10s-13t Maury Povich
9 Dan Gallagher's Video Hits
10 Full House
11a Highway to Heaven
12 Donahue
13 Growing Pains
17-33-47-50 Tiny Toon Adventures
20 Darkwing Duck
24 Brady Bunch
25 Jenny Jones
30 Sesame Street
41 Heathcliff
42 Hogan Family
49 John Hagee
62 Movie "Stunt Seven"
66 Goof Troop
4:30 2 News
5 M*A*S*H
5s-20 Goof Troop
6a-13m-14-19-23-35 Reading Rainbow
9 Fame
13 Head of the Class
17-33-47-50-66 Batman: The Animated Series
28 3-2-1 Contact

41 TBA
49 Kids' Jamboree
56 Club Connect
5:00 2-3-13t Donahue
2s Who's the Boss?
3e Family Feud
4-4c-7-7t-53 News
5 Take 5
5s-33 Darkwing Duck
6 Young People's Special
6a-13m-14-19-23-28-35-56 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
6m-13 Cosby Show
8 Live at 5
8s-11-29 Golden Girls
9c-10s Hard Copy
10-42 Cheers
11a Geraldo
12 Oprah Winfrey
17-36 Goof Troop
20 Adventures of T-Rex
24 M*A*S*H
25 Inside Edition

41 Jetsons
47 Growing Pains
49 Praise the Lord
66 Full House
5:30 2s-42 Cheers
3e-5-6m Jeopardy!
4c-7t People's Court
5s-66 Growing Pains
6-8-9c-10-10s-24-25 News
6a-13m-14-19-23-28-30-35 Square One Television
8s-17-29 Full House
9 Raccoons
11 Golden Girls
13 Night Court
20 Hogan Family
33 Goof Troop
36 Batman: The Animated Series
41 Saved by the Ball
47-50 Head of the Class
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Re: Retro: Michigan Wed 9/16/92 (5am-6pm)
9am
6a-13m-14-19-23-28-30-56 Sesame Street
only PBS station not to show it at 9am was 35.
I remember UNC-TV had it at 9am for a while too. WBRA had Instrutional Programming at 9am. I
guess it was the national PBS feed showed it at 9am.
Retro: Michigan Wed 9/16/92 (6pm-5am)
2 WJBK-CBS Detroit * 2s CHBX-CTV Sault Ste. Marie * 3 WWMT-CBS Kalamazoo *
5 WNEM-NBC Bay City * 5s CJIC-CBC Sault Ste. Marie * 6 WLNS-CBS Lansing *
6a WCML-PBS Alpena * 6m WLUC-NBC/ABC Marquette * 7 WXYZ-ABC Detroit *
7t WPBN-NBC Traverse City * 8 WOOD-NBC Grand Rapids *
10 WILX-NBC Lansing * 10s WWUP-CBS Sault Ste. Marie * 11 WTOL-CBS Toledo *

13m WNMU-PBS Marquette * 13t WTVG-NBC Toledo * 14 WCMU-PBS Mount Pleasant *
17 WXMI-Fox Grand Rapids * 19 WUCM-PBS Bay City * 20 WXON-Ind Detroit *
23 WKAR-PBS East Lansing * 24 WNWO-ABC Toledo * 25 WEYI-CBS Saginaw *
31 WBSX-Shopping Ann Arbor * 33 WGKI-Fox Cadillac * 35 WGVU-PBS Grand Rapids *
47 WSYM-Fox Lansing * 49 WAQP-TCT/TBN Saginaw * 50 WKBD-Fox Detroit *
53 WLAJ-ABC Lansing * 56 WTVS-PBS Detroit * 62 WGPR-Ind Detroit *
66 WSMH-Fox Flint
Evening
6:00 2-2s-3-3e-4-4c-5-6-6m-7-7t-8-9-9c-10-10s-11-11a-12-13-13t-41-42 News
5s Star Trek: The Next Generation
6a-14-56 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
8s-29 Perfect Strangers
13m Business & the Law
17-20-36 Full House
19 Earth Revealed
23-35 Tony Brown's Journal
24-33 Star Search
25 Studs
28 Personal Finance
30 Reading Rainbow
31 Bargain Bin
47-66 Who's the Boss?

50 Growing Pains
53 Family Feud
62 New Dance
6:30 2-3-3e-6-9c-10s-11-11a-25 CBS Evening News
4-4c-5-7t-8-10-13t NBC Nightly News
6m-8s-12-13-24-29-41-53 ABC World News Tonight
13m-19-23-28-35 Nightly Business Report
17-50 Golden Girls
33 That's Amore
36-66 Mama's Family
47 Night Court
7:00 2-6 Hard Copy
2s-3-4-8s-10-11-29 Wheel of Fortune
3e News
4c-7t Inside Edition
5s Movie "Angel Street"
6a-14-56 Nightly Business Report
6m NBC Nightly News
8-11a-12-13t Entertainment Tonight

9 DeGrassi Junior High
9c-10s-17 Cheers
13m-19-23-28-35 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
24 M*A*S*H
25 Family Feud
33 Studs
41 Love Connection
42 Night Court
47 Golden Girls
53 You Bet Yoir Life
62 News
66 Full House
7:30 2-11a-13t A Current Affair
2s-42 Baseball: Cleveland-Toronto
3-4-8s-10-11-29 Jeopardy!
3e-5-6m Wheel of Fortune
6a-14 Sneak Previews
8-53 Inside Edition
9 On the Road Again
9c-10s Cosby Show
12-13-50 You Bet Your Life

17 Murphy Brown
20 227
24 Family Feud
25-47 Golden Girls
30 Wild America
56 Texaco Star National Academic Championship
66 Murphy Brown
8:00 2-3-3e-6-9c-10s-11-11a-25 Hat Squad
4-4c-5-7t-8-10-13t Unsolved Mysteries
6a-14-19-23-30-56 Live from Lincoln Center
6m-7-8s-12-13-24-29-41-53 Full House
9 Adrienne Clarkson Presents
13m Michigan at Risk
17-33-36-47-50-66 Beverly Hills 90210
20 Movie "Child in the Night"
28 Ask the Lawyers
35 Mozart by the Masters
49 TCT Today
62 Ralph Martin
8:30 6m-7-8s-12-13-24-29-41-53 Home Improvement
49 Footsteps of the Messiah
62 Jack Van Impe

9:00 4-4c-5-7t-8-10-13t Seinfeld
5s-9 Street Legal
6m-7-8s-12-13-24-29-41-53 Home Improvement
13m Live from Lincoln Center
17-33-47-50-66 Melrose Place
28 Michigan at Risk
31 Sports Emporium
36 Rock the Vote
49 Mario Murillo
62 Success-N-Life
9:30 2-3-3e-6-9c-10s-11-11a-25 48 Hours
6m-7-8s-12-13-24-29-41-53 Coach
49 Jack Van Impe
10:00 4-4c-5-7t-8-10-13t Law & Order
5s-9 National/Journal
6a-14 Jacksonville Jazz XII
6m-7-8s-12-13-24-29-41-53 Crossroads
17 Arsenio Hall
19-23-56 Michigan at Risk
28 Live from Lincoln Center
30 More Than the Music

33 Family Feud
35 Luciano Pavarotti: The Event
47 Wiseguy
49 Praise the Lord
50 News
62 Great Faith Temple
10:30 2s Memories...Then & Now
30 Opera from the Palace
33 Studs
42 Inside Edition
62 Miracle Moments
11:00 2-3-3e-4-4c-5-6-6m-7-7t-8-9-9c-10-10s-11-11a-12-13-13t-41-53 News
2s-42 CTV News
5s Golden Girls
6a-14 MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
8s-25-29 Married...with Children
13m Venture North
17 Cheers
19 European Journal
20-47 Studs
23 Jacksonville Jazz XII
24-66 Arsenio Hall

30-56 Are You Being Served?
33 Movie "And Hope to Die"
36 Mama's Family
50 M*A*S*H
62 Family Feud
11:30 2s-42 News
3-9c-10s-11-11a-25 Dangerous Curves
3e-20 Love Connection
4c-7t Tonight Show
5s Empty Nest
6 Murphy Brown
6m-7-8s-29-53 Nightline
9 Secret Agent
13m MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour
17 Cheers
30 Taping Time for Teachers
36 Rush Limbaugh
47 Whoopi Goldberg
56 Best of National Geographic
62 One Step Beyond
11:35 2-12 Cheers

4-5-8-10-13t Tonight Show
41 M*A*S*H
Late Night
Mid. 2s Simon & Simon
3e Dangerous Curves
5s Taxi
6 Arsenio Hall
6m Married...with Children
7 Matlock
8s-29 Rush Limbaugh
13-24 Nightline
17-36 Studs
20 Bedroom Buddies
28 TBA
31 Warehouse Clearance
35 Mozart by the Masters
42-66 Whoopi Goldberg
47 Love Connection
49 Reason to Believe
53 That's Amore
62 Streets of San Francisco
12:05 2 Night Court
12-41 Nightline
12:30 3-25 A Perfect Score
4c-7t Late Night with David Letterman
5s WKRP in Cincinnati
6m Rush Limbaugh
8s-29 Night Court
9c-10s Arsenio Hall
11a Infatuation
13 Rush Limbaugh
17 Infomercial
20 People's Court
24 Used Car Show
36 Rockford Files
42 A-Team
47 Movie "Friday the 13th, Part 3"
50 Star Search
53 Byron Allen
66 Auto Show
12:35 2 Arsenio Hall
4-5-10-13t Late Night with David Letterman
8 Whoopi Goldberg
12-41 Hard Copy

1:00 2s Head of the Class
3-25 Personals
3e Infomercial
5s Newhart
6 Vicki!
6m News
7 Jane Whitney
13 Family Feud
17 Fall Guy
49 TCT Today
50 That's Amore
56 Live from Lincoln Center
62 Combat
66 Movie "Ordeal by Innocence"
1:05 8 Late Night with David Letterman
12 Rush Limbaugh
1:30 3 Jerry Springer
3e A Perfect Score
4c-7t-13 News
20 Movie "Blood & Orchids" (pt 2)
25 Judge
36 Movie "Peggy Sue Got Married"
49 Benny Hinn
50 Hunter
1:35 2 Amen
4 Inside Edition
5-10-13t Later with Bob Costas
12 Jerry Springer
2:00 3e Personals
4c-7t Later with Bob Costas
7 Whoopi Goldberg
17 Movie "The Young Loner"
42 Soap
49 Dr. Whitaker
53 Movie "And Hope to Die"
62 New Dance
2:05 2 CBS News Up to the Minute

4-8 Later with Bob Costas
5 Simon & Simon
13t News
2:30 3 Home Shopping Spree
3e CBS News Up to the Minute
4c-7t NBC News Nightside
49 Bill Bright
50 Movie "This Year's Blonde"
2:35 4 TBA
2:40 13t NBC News Nightside
3:00 2 Barnaby Jones
31 Bargain Rack
49 Praise the Lord
56 Michigan at Risk
62 Movie "Roundup Time in Texas"
66 Movie "Empire of Ash III"

3:05 5 Fall Guy
3:30 3e Home Shopping Spree
4 Judge
20 Green Acres
36 Movie "Places in the Heart"
4:00 2 Newhart
4 Infatuation
20 Addams Family
62 Movie "The Hairy Ape"
4:30 2 Maude
4 Judge
7 Home
20 Green Acres
50 Webster
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Re: Retro: Michigan Wed 9/16/92 (6pm-5am)
I don't see any 7:30 program for FOX 36 Toledo.
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> 5s CJIC-CBC Sault Ste. Marie
> 9 CBET-CBC Windsor
> 10:00
> 5s-9 National/Journal

> 11:00
> 9 News
> 5s Golden Girls
>
> 11:30
> 5s Empty Nest
> 9 Secret Agent (a.k.a. "Danger Man"; sign off at 12:30AM)
>
> 12 Midnight
> 5s Taxi
> 12:30
> 5s WKRP in Cincinnati
>
> 1:00
> 5s Newhart (sign-off at 1:30AM)
How dire was CBET's finances at the time, in light of the budget cuts handed to them by the
CBC? I have seen schedules from the 1990s in which CBET would leave the air at 12 Midnight or
12:30AM, while the CBC has either sitcom reruns (as shown above; on 5s, "Golden Girls" was
local; the others are from the CBC) or a movie -- I have even seen schedules where CBET closes
down at midnight, while other CBC stations were showing a "safe" Canadian film at the time.
CBET was a great channel for Detroit -- it's around this time when they started to hit the skids,
despite the fact that the quality of Canadian programming (CBC in particular) was improving.
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> I don't see any 7:30 program for FOX 36 Toledo.
>
It could probably be assumed that it was a second half hour of Married With Children. I've seen
the Free Press TV Book and they probably wanted to streamline the listings as much as possible
by not adding an extra listing if it was'nt neccessary
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> I don't see any 7:30 program for FOX 36 Toledo.
>
Checking the Freep, it was Night Court.
Retro: SW Ontario - Thurs. 11/06/1980
From The London Free Press

Stations listed:
2 - WJBK (CBS) Detroit
2B - WGR (NBC) Buffalo
3 - WKYC (NBC) Cleveland
4 - WDIV (NBC) Detroit
5T - CBLT (CBC) Toronto
5 - WEWS (ABC) Cleveland
6 - CKGN (Global) Paris
7 - WXYZ (ABC) Detroit
7B - WKBW (ABC) Buffalo
8W - CKNX (CBC) Wingham, ON
8 - WJKW (CBS) Cleveland
9 - CBET (CBC) Windsor
9T - CFTO (CTV) Toronto
10 - CFPL (CBC) London
11 - CHCH (Ind) Hamilton
12 - WICU (NBC) Erie
13 - CKCO (CTV) Kitchener
18 - CICA (TVO) Toronto
24 - WJET (ABC) Erie
35 - WSEE (CBS) Erie
40 - CBLFT (SRC) Toronto
43 - WUAB (Ind) Lorain, OH
50 - WKBD (Ind) Detroit

54 - WQLN (PBS) Erie
Cable - Cablecast 13 London
6:30 AM
2 Ed Allen
2B Mission: Employment (6:55)
3 Today in Cleveland (6:40)
7B Employment File (6:55)
8 Sunrise Semester
9T Romper Room
10 Friendly Giant (6:45)
11 It Figures
12 New Zoo Revue
13 Joyce Davidson
50 News (6:50)
7:00
2 Captain Kangaroo
2B-3-4-12 Today
2B-4-7-12 News (7:25)
6 PTL Club
7B Commander Tom
8-35 Morning News
8W Ed Allen
9T-13 Canada A.M.
10 Hilarious House of Frightenstein
11 Lynsky and Company
43-50 Popeye
7:30
2B-4-12 Today
8W Hilarious House of Frightenstein
10 Cartoons
11 Dale Harney
43 The Flintstones
50 Casper
54 Work and Society (7:45)
8:00
2B-4-7-12 News (8:25)
2 Morning Magazine
5 Morning Exchange
6 Hammy Hamster
7B Good Morning America
9 Today (8:15)
11 Klara's Korner
18 Education for the Future Now

43 Fred Flintstone and Friends
54 A.M. Weather (8:15)
8:30
2B-4-12 Today
6 Just Like Mom
8W 100 Huntley Street
10 Ed Allen
11 Morning Exercise
18 Polka Dot Door
43 Banana Splits
50 Fred Flintstone and Friends
54 Over Easy
9:00
2B-24 Mike Douglas
2-7B-12 Donahue
3 Dave Patterson
4 Hour Magazine
5T From Now On
5T-9 Marketplace (R) (9:15)
6 Ed Allen
7 Kelly and Company

8 Tom and Jerry and Friends
9T Mad Dash
10 Provincial Schools
11 Cherington
13 Romper Room
18 Fish Tales
18 Readalong I (9:20)
35 Bullwinkle
40 En Mouvement
40 Les 100 Tours de Centour (9:15)
43 Barnaby
50 I Love Lucy
9:30
5T-9 Friendly Giant (9:45)
8 Vidal Sassoon's Your New Day
9T Toronto Today
10 Ryan's Hope
13 Just Like Mom
18 The Monster of Poplar Hill
35 One Day at a Time (R)
40 Animagerie
40 Tam Tam (9:45)

43 Romper Room
50 Family Affair
10:00
2-8-35 The Jeffersons (R)
2B-3-12 Las Vegas Gambit
4 Taylor Made
5T-8W-9 Provincial Schools
7B A.M. Buffalo
9T Definition
10 Morning Break
13 Johnnie Walters
18 Write On
18 Parlez-Moi (10:05)
18 See, Hear (10:15)
18 The Body Works (10:20)
24 John Davidson
40 Passe-Partout
43 43 A.M.
50 Detroit Today
10:30
2 Newlywed Game
2 News (10:55)
2B-3-12 Blockbusters
4 John Davidson
5T-8W-9 Mr. Dressup
7 Edge of Night
8-35 Alice (R)
9T-13 What's Cooking
11 Doug Hall
18 All About You (R)
40 Les 100 Tours de Centour
40 Trousse Mitoutle (10:50)
11:00
2-8-35 The Price is Right
2B-3-12 Wheel of Fortune
5-7-7B-24 Love Boat (R)
5T-8W-9 Sesame Street
6 Love Boat
9T Joyce Davidson
10 Yan Can
13 Betty and Friends
18 Les Boucaniers d'Eau Douce
18 Le Jardin des Sensations (11:20)
40 L'Atelier des Pissenlits
50 Romper Room
54 TV Speed Learning
11:30
2B News
3-12 Password Plus
9T Just Like Mom
10 Mr. Dressup
13 Mad Dash
18 Tell Me a Story
18 Les Aventures de Babar (11:40)
18 Fish Tales (11:45)
40 Wickie
43 Lucy Show
50 Andy Griffith
54 Footsteps
12:00 PM
2-4-5-6-7B-8 News
2B The World of People
3-12 Card Sharks
5T Barbara McLeod
7-24 Family Feud
8W-10 Cartoons
9T-13 The Flintstones

10-13 Agri-News (12:25)
11 Midday
18 The Real Story
40 Le Telejournal
43 Bewitched
54 Sesame Street (R)
12:30
(blacked out) Search for Tomorrow
2B-3-4-12 The Doctors
5-7-7B-24 Ryan's Hope
5T-9 Bob McLean
8W Agri-News
8W News (12:35)
10 News
10 Movie (12:45)
13 Definition
18 T.B.A.
43 Gomer Pyle
1:00
2-8-35 The Young and the Restless

2B-3-4-12 Days of Our Lives
5-7-7B-11-24 All My Children
6 That's Life (R)
8W Carol Burnett and Friends
9T-13 Alan Thicke
18 The Short Story
18 Parlez-Moi (1:15)
18 Write On (1:25)
43-50 Movie
1:30
5T-9 Ben Wicks
6 Celebrity Cooks
8W Ryan's Hope
18 Report Canada (R)
18 Two Plus You (1:45)
18 Readalong I (R) (1:50)
40 Femme d'Aujourd'hui
54 Electric Company (R)
CableSounds of Praise
2:00
2-6-8-35 As the World Turns
2B-3-4-9T-12-13 Another World

5-7-7B-11-24 One Life to Live
5T-8W Today
9 Take 30
18 Let's All Sing
18 The Body Works (R) (2:15)
18 Barbapapa (2:25)
2:30
9 Mary Tyler Moore
10 Bob McLean
18 Jeremy (R)
18 Thinkabout (2:45)
40 Cinema
50 News (2:55)
54 Vegetable Soup
3:00
2B-3-4-9T-12-13 Texas
5-7-7B-11-24 General Hospital
5T-8W Edge of Night
9 Movie
18 North America: Growth of a Continent
43 The Flintstones
50 Bugs Bunny
54 Villa Alegre (R)
3:30
5T-8W-10 Take 30
18 North America: Growth of a Continent
18 Citizen Seatbelt (3:45)
43 Scooby Doo
50 Woody Woodpecker
54 Mister Rogers (R)
4:00
2 Carol Burnett and Friends
2B Movie
3-9T Toni Tennille
4 Good Times
5 Afternoon Exchange
5T What's New?
6 Little Rascals
7 Movie
7B Happy Days Again
8 Movie
8W King of Kensington (R)
10 Edge of Night
11 The Young and the Restless

12 Woody Woodpecker and Friends
13 Match Game
18 Passe-Partout
35 Rocky and Friends
40 Bobino
43 Popeye
50 The Flintstones
54 Sesame Street (R)
CableRush Hour
4:30
2 The Rockford Files
4 All in the Family
5T Happy Days Again
6 Gilligan's Island
7B John Davidson
8W M*A*S*H
10 Happy Days Again (R)
13 Andy Griffith
18 Mister Rogers
24 Tom and Jerry
35 Merv Griffin
40 Pop Citroulle
43 Woody Woodpecker
50 Scooby Doo
5:00
3 John Davidson
4 Barney Miller
5 Merv Griffin
5T King of Kensington (R)
6 Battle of the Planets
8W-10 The Price is Right
9 What's New?
9T Mike Douglas
11 Sha Na Na
12 Bonanza
13 The Odd Couple
18 Sesame Street
24 Bewitched
40 Les Pierrafeu
43 Bugs Bunny
50 Tom and Jerry
54 Electric Company (R)
CableInterational Guiding 1980
5:30
2-2B-4-7 News
5T All in the Family

6 Good Times
8 Happy Days Again
9 Carol Burnett and Friends
11 Yan Can
13 Hogan's Heroes
24 M*A*S*H
35 The World of People
40 Du Neuf au Zoo
43 Pink Panther
50 The Brady Bunch
54 3-2-1 Contact (R) (CC)
CableOld-Fashioned Friendship Time
6:00
2-3-4-5-7-7B-8-8W-9-11-13-24-35 News
5T Newshour
6 Global News
9T Carol Burnett and Friends
10 FYI News
12 Joker's Wild
18 Polka Dot Door
40 Ce Soir
40 Ce Soir en Ontario (6:05)
43 Welcome Back Kotter
50 Happy Days Again

54 Weather - World
6:30
2-8-35 CBS News
2B-4-12 NBC News
3 Browns '80 (6:55)
5-7B-24 ABC News
9T Worldbeat News
11 Street Talk
18 Fables of the Green Forest
18 Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings (6:55)
40 Nouvelles du Sport (Toronto)
40 Ce Soir (6:35)
43-50 Sandford and Son
54 Over Easy
7:00
2-2B P.M. Magazine
3 NBC News
4-8 Joker's Wild
5 Match Game
5T Barney Miller
6 Welcome Back Kotter
7 ABC News
7B Tic Tac Dough

8W Eight is Enough (not a local show)
9 Dave Allen
9T-13 Family Feud
10 Hawaii Five-O
11 Rhoda
12 News
18 Doctor Who
24 Happy Days Again
40 Ontario 30
43-50 M*A*S*H
54 Living Here
7:30
2-5 Tic Tac Dough
2B Joker's Wild
3-7B-12 Family Feud
4 Bullseye
5T Loeb Report
6 That's Life
7 Hollywood Squares
8 P.M. Magazine
9 Doctor in the House
9T-13 Littlest Hobo
11 Nashville Swing
18 Movie: Magic Shadows (1942)
24-43-50 M*A*S*H
35 P.M. Magazine
40 Boogie Woogie '47
8:00
2-8-9T-13-35 Movie: Rocky (1976)
2B-3-4-12 NBC Movie: The Godfather Saga (1977) (CC)
5-5T-7-7B-8W-10-24 Mork & Mindy
6 Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em
9 Bob Monks' Inside Outside
11 Rock It
18 From Books to Bytes
40 Les Grands Films
43 The Rockford Files
50 Movie: Flight to Holocaust (1977)
54 Pennsylvania Town Meeting: An Election Perspective
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8:30
5T-8W-9-10 Flappers
6 Man About the House
9:00
5-5T-7-7B-24 Barney Miller
6 Wintario
8W That's Incredible
9 The Ten-Thousand-Day War
10 Movie: Stand Up and be Counted (1972)
11 Movie: Stranger in Our House (1978)
18 Omega Factor
43 Movie: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (1967)
54 Soundstage (R) (CC)
9:30
5-7-7B-24 It's a Living
5T Archie Bunker's Place
9 Spectrum
10:00
2B-3-4-12 George Burns in Nashville
5-7-7B-24 20/20
5T Oscar Peterson and Friends
6 The Tonight Show
8W The Duke
18 Speaking Out
40 Le Travail a la Chaine
50 National News (INN?)
54 Sneak Previews
10:30
2-8-35 M*A*S*H (R)
5T Up at Ours
9T Joyce Davidson
13 In Search Of
40 Le Telejournal
54 This Old House (CC)
11:00
2-2B-3-4-5-7-7B-8-11-12-24-35 News
5T-8W-9-10 CBC National News
5T-9 News (11:27)
6 Global News
8W-9T-13 News (11:20)
9T-13 CTV National News
10 PM News (11:27)
18 T.B.A.
40 Telejournal Ontarien
40 Nouvelles en Sport (Toronto) (11:10)
40 Telex Arts (11:20)
50 Prisoner: Cell Block H
54 From Jumpstreet (CC)

11:30
2-8 Maude
2B-3-4-12 The Tonight Show
5-7-7B-24 ABC News
5-7-7B-24 Charlie's Angels (11:50)
5T Too Close for Comfort (11:45)
6 Celebrity Cooks
8W Movie: Rendezvous Hotel (1979) (11:45)
9 Movie: Mission Batangas (1968) (11:45)
10 Maude (11:45)
11 Party Game
18 Question Period
35 The Jeffersons
40 Cinema: Projetes dans le temps (1976)
50 The Benny Hill Show
54 Up and Coming
12:00 AM
2 The Jeffersons (R)
5T Cribb (12:15)
8 Ironside
9T Movie: Burnt Offerings (1976) (12:15)
10 Movie: Cooley High (1975) (12:15)
11 Movie: The Legend of Custer (1968)

13 John Davidson
35 McMillan and Wife (R)
43 Movie: Red Montain (1951)
50 Night Gallary
12:30
2B-3-4-12 Tomorrow
50 Movie: Fighter Squadron (1948)
1:00
5-7-7B-24 Police Woman (R)
6 The Gong Show
8 Movie: Boy on a Dolphin (1957)
1:30
6 Movie: Project X (1968)
2:00
2-5 News (2:10)
3-43 News
4 Classroom
7 Movie: The Slender Thread (1966) (2:10)
7B News (R) (2:10)
11 Marcus Welby, M.D.
12 Movie: Shoot-Out (1971)

Notes: For some reason the Free Press stopped showing listings for WIVB (CBS) Buffalo in the
late 1970s, and was not brought back until about 20 years later. Listings for WUTV, WXON, and
WTVS were not shown. CKGN (Global) was also available on channel 29 Sarnia, and channel 22
Windsor. CICA 18 (TVO), rebroadcasting channel 19 in Toronto, was also available on channel 59
Chatham, and CKCO was also available on channel 42 Sarnia. CBLFT was on channel 40 in London
at the time, rebroadcasting CBLFT 25 in Toronto. Cablecast 13 was operated jointly by London's
two cable providers at the time, London Cable TV (soon to be acquired by Rogers) and Maclean-
Hunter. No cable lineup for London is shown, although accompanying ads indicate TVO on cable
2, Global on cable 3, CFPL on cable 9, and Cablecast 13. Other stations on cable in London
probably included the big three from both Detroit and Erie, CHCH, CKCO, CBLFT, WUAB, and
WQLN. Other stations were on cable in nearby communities such as Woodstock, Strathroy, or St.
Thomas. Note that there was a limited amount of closed-captioned programming available by
this time, mostly on PBS.
Also, I compiled the levels of local/regional news per day on each of the Canadian stations at the
time. Note that Global had way more than anyone else, and they were the only ones with news
at noon (CFPL and CKNX were later in the hour):
CKGN 2h 30
CKCO 1h 40
CKNX 1h 40
CFPL 1h 38
CBET 1h 18
CBLT 1h 18
CFTO 1h 10
CHCH 1h 00
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Re: Retro: SW Ontario - Thurs. 11/06/1980
> 11:30
> 2-8 Maude
> 2B-3-4-12 The Tonight Show
> 5-7-7B-24 ABC News
> 5-7-7B-24 Charlie's Angels
> 5T Too Close for Comfort (11:45)
> 6 Celebrity Cooks
> 8W Movie: Rendezvous Hotel (1979) (11:45)
> 9 Movie: Mission Batangas (1968) (11:45)
> 10 Maude (11:45)
> 11 Party Game
> 18 Question Period
> 35 The Jeffersons
> 40 Cinema: Projetes dans le temps (1976)
> 50 The Benny Hill Show
> 54 Up and Coming

Charlie's Angels started at 11:50pm not at the smae time as ABC News. (Nightline
11-04-2005, 01:11 PM #3
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> 3:00
> 2-8-35 Guiding Light
> 5-7-7B-11-24 Guiding Light
Actually the above(2-8-35) carried "Guiding Light".
5-7-7B-11-24 had "General Hospital".
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> > 2-8-35 Guiding Light

>
> > 5-7-7B-11-24 Guiding Light
>
> Actually the above(2-8-35) carried "Guiding Light".
>
> 5-7-7B-11-24 had "General Hospital".
>
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> 12:30
> (blacked out) Search for Tomorrow
I believe at this time, it was still on CBS (2-8-35).

Retro: Phoenix TVG Edition, Tuesday, Oct. 1, 1974
From TV Guide
Channels listed:
PHOENIX
3 KTVK (ABC)
5 KPHO-TV (Ind.)
10 KOOL-TV (CBS)
12 KTAR-TV (NBC)
21 KPAZ-TV (Ind.)
TEMPE
8 KAET (PBS)
FLAGSTAFF
2 KOAI-TV (NBC)
Things I noticed:
* KPAZ-TV was still a mostly secular station at this time; it went religious a few years later.
Apparently, it produced (or at least aired) a newscast at 5PM.
* KPHO-TV aired its newcast at 10PM, competing head-to-head with the affiliates. The news was
eventually moved to 9:30, where it stayed until the early 1990s. KPHO would not have a full-
length 10PM newscast again until several years after it became a CBS affiliate.
* Flagstaff's KOAI-TV apparently produced its own morning show. Was that unusual for a market
that small in the 1970s?
* Were the post-midnight newscasts national programs, repeats of the 10PM local news, or live
local updates?
* Any input or memories would be very welcome!
**************************
KOAI-TV, Channel 2, NBC, Flagstaff:
6:30a Navajo Nation Report
7:00 Today
8:00 Today in the Northland
9:00 Jackpot!
9:55 NBC News -- Edwin Newman
10:00 Name that Tune
10:30 Jeopardy
11:30 Doctors
12:00 Another World
12:30 How to Survive a Marriage
1:00 Somerset
1:30 Winning Steak
2:00 High Rollers
3:00 Film
3:30 Thrifty Kitchen
4:00 Film
5:00 News
5:30 NBC News -- John Chancellor
6:00 NAU [Northern Arizona University] Sports Profile
6:30 Jimmy Dean
7:00 Adam-12
7:30 Movie: "The Disappearance of Flight 412"
9:00 Police Story
10:00 News
10:30 Johnny Carson
KTVK, Channel 3, ABC, Phoenix:
6:30a Education
7:00 Jack LaLanne
7:30 News -- Joe Callahan
8:00 Romper Room
8:30 Brady Bunch
9:00 Password
9:30 Split Second
11:00 Newlywed Game
11:30 Girl in My Life

1:00 $10,000 Pyramid
1:30 City Talk
2:30 Hazel
3:30 Lassie
4:00 Movie: "Stagecoach to Dancers' Rock"
5:30 ABC News -- Smith/Reasoner
6:00 News
6:30 Salty
7:00 Happy Days
7:30 Movie: "The Stranger Within"
10:00 News
10:30 Wide World Mystery
12:00 News -- Don Tutt
KPHO-TV, Channel 5, Independent, Phoenix:
6:30a College Classes
7:00 Flintstones
7:30 Wallace and Ladmo
8:30 Lucy Show

9:00 Open House
10:00 Movie: "Watch it Sailor"
11:30 News -- Larry Martel
12:30 Andy Griffith
1:00 Bold Ones
2:00 Perry Mason
3:00 Big Valley
4:30 Bewitched
5:00 Mod Squad
6:30 Rifleman
7:00 FBI
8:00 Family Affair
8:30 Merv Griffin
10:00 News
10:30 Movie: "Bells are Ringing"
1:00 News
KAET, Channel 8, PBS, Tempe:
7:30a Lilias, Yoga and You
8:00 Mister Rogers

9:00 Sesame Street
10:30 Villa Allegre
11:00 Carrascolendas
12:00 Lilias, Yoga and You
1:00 Career Development
1:30 Counseling the Adolescent
2:00 The Exceptional Child
2:30 America
3:00 Sesame Street
4:00 Mister Rogers
4:30 Villa Allegre
5:30 Zoom
6:00 Open Math
6:30 Public Memo
7:00 America
7:30 Evening at Symphony
8:00 Woman
9:00 Felon Follies
10:00 Accion Chicano
10:30 Burglar-Proofing
11:00 Public Memo

KOOL-TV, Channel 10, CBS, Phoenix:
5:20a Farm and Ranch Report
6:00 CBS News -- Hughes Rudd
8:00 News -- Chuck Dimond
8:30 Love of Life
9:00 Young and the Restless
10:00 Joker's Wild
11:00 Guiding Light
11:30 Edge of Night
12:00 News -- Bill Close
12:30 Match Game
1:00 Tattletales
1:30 Gambit
2:00 Now You See It
2:30 Price is Right
3:00 Bonanza
4:00 Mike Douglas
5:30 CBS News -- Walter Cronkite
6:00 News

7:00 Good Times
7:30 M*A*S*H
8:00 Hawaii Five-O
9:00 Barnaby Jones
10:00 News
10:30 Movie: "Savage"
12:00 Phil Donahue
1:00 News
KTAR-TV, Channel 12, NBC, Phoenix:
6:00a Today -- Hartz/Walters
8:00 Today in Arizona
9:00 Jackpot!
9:55 NBC News -- Edwin Newman
10:00 Name that Tune
10:30 Jeopardy
11:30 Doctors
12:00 Another World
1:00 Somerset
1:30 Winning Steak
2:00 High Rollers

3:00 Concentration
3:30 Movie: "The Gift of Love"
5:30 NBC News -- John Chancellor
6:00 News
7:00 Adam-12
7:30 Movie: "The Disappearance of Flight 412"
9:00 Police Story
10:00 News
10:30 Johnny Carson
12:30 News
12:45 Tomorrow
KPAZ-TV, Channel 21, Independent, Phoenix:
1:30p Real McCoys
2:00 Afternoon Gap
3:00 New Zoo Revue
3:30 Black Buffalo
4:30 Bozo's Big Top
5:00 News
5:30 Cisco Kid
6:00 Real McCoys
6:30 Ski Scene

7:00 Arizona Outdoors
7:30 Bobby Goldsboro
8:00 Branded for Christ
8:30 Encounter
9:00 The Gap
10:30 Cisco Kid
If you suspect any typos, let me know, and I'll go check.
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> Things I noticed:
>
> * KPAZ-TV was still a mostly secular station at this time;
> it went religious a few years later. Apparently, it produced
> (or at least aired) a newscast at 5PM.
Yes, KPAZ ran a local newscast at 5 PM. But, from accounts, it was anything but professional.
"The Gap" was not a show about the department store, but a local religious program (by this
time, the station was owned by a church), and it looked like the prime-time schedule was mostly
religion as well.
KPAZ would have its transmitter repossessed in late 1976/early 1977, and TBN would be the
ones to bail them out.
> * KPHO-TV aired its newcast at 10PM, competing head-to-head
> with the affiliates. The news was eventually moved to 9:30,
> where it stayed until the early 1990s. KPHO would not have a
> full-length 10PM newscast again until several years after it
> became a CBS affiliate.
...and probably got better ratings than KTVK's news during this time period.
11-03-2005, 09:10 AM #3
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Calling that newscast "produced" was a stretch to say the least, but it was live, local, and first. It
was probably the worst newscast in television history. Even worse than KTVK (which was also
pretty bad at the time).
I don't remember any of the news-people's names but the broadcast was unforgettable. No
reporters, minimal graphics, no professionalism whatsoever. That newscast (actually, the whole
station) was a train-wreck that you don't easily forget, no matter how hard you try. :-D
The news anchor (and I use that term loosely) was a Wally Cox-lookalike who couldn't read copy
to save his life (but he wasn't the only anchorman in Phoenix with that problem back then). The
US and Arizona weather maps were taken from a National Geographic magazine and had clear
plastic overlays on top so the weatherman could draw on them with a magic marker. Only the
sportscaster sounded anything close to professional. He did play-by-play for the minor-league
Phoenix Giants baseball games that KPAZ carried for a couple of years. It was a joke, but it was
the only 5 PM newscast in Phoenix at the time.
The only reason I remember this at all was that I was taking a college class at the time where we
analyzed all the local newscasts (it was an easy "A"), including Channel 21's.
Also, IIRC, the Bozo show they aired was the syndicated version that came from WHDH-TV
Boston (the one that's now WCVB, not the current one), not the better-known show from WGN-
TV Chicago (which I don't think was ever syndicated).
11-03-2005, 12:46 PM #4
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> Also, IIRC, the Bozo show they aired was the syndicated
> version that came from WHDH-TV Boston (the one that's now
> WCVB, not the current one), not the better-known show from
> WGN-TV Chicago (which I don't think was ever syndicated).
If its "Bozo's Big Top", that would be the syndicated version. WGN's version was live and was
never syndicated.

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> If its "Bozo's Big Top", that would be the syndicated
> version. WGN's version was live and was never syndicated.
>
And also, some stations still had their own version of "Bozo" at the time, though many carried
the syndicated version in the 1970s.
Apparently beiing on the cheap, KPAZ offered the syndied version from Boston.
11-03-2005, 01:45 PM #6
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> * KPHO-TV aired its newcast at 10PM, competing head-to-head
> with the affiliates. The news was eventually moved to 9:30,
> where it stayed until the early 1990s. KPHO would not have a
> full-length 10PM newscast again until several years after it
> became a CBS affiliate.
Even after picking up CBS, KPHO's 10p newscast was 15 minutes followed by Seinfeld reruns-
until Fox-10 picked up Jerry
> * Flagstaff's KOAI-TV apparently produced its own morning
> show. Was that unusual for a market that small in the 1970s?
Not really - Flagstaff is a college town (Northern Ariz Univ.)...lots of aspiring young journalists
who want to get on TV (including one Heidi Foglesong!)
> * Were the post-midnight newscasts national programs,
> repeats of the 10PM local news, or live local updates?
Yes, they were reruns of the 10pm local newscasts
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> > * Were the post-midnight newscasts national programs,

> > repeats of the 10PM local news, or live local updates?
>
> Yes, they were reruns of the 10pm local newscasts
>
Actually, in the early part of the seventies, the post-midnight newscasts were NOT repeats of the
10 pm news. However, it was taped not too long after the 10 pm newscast ended.
Usually, the post-midnight broadcasts were an announcer on camera reading news copy. The
exception being the newscaster on CBS channel 10 (Sam Chu Lin) doing a full half- hour newscast
with local and national stories with film and video inserts. He used that experience to go onto
Los Angeles.
In the late seventies (early eighties?), channel 10 produced a live, local 90-minute newscast in
the middle of the night. Linda Williams hosted the newscast and was very well produced.
Somewhere along the line, the ninety-minute newscast ended, and the stations went to
repeating the 10 pm news after midnight. Don't know when that happened.
Just my two cents worth.
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> > If its "Bozo's Big Top", that would be the syndicated
> > version. WGN's version was live and was never syndicated.
>>
> And also, some stations still had their own version of
> "Bozo" at the time, though many carried the syndicated
> version in the 1970s.
>
> Apparently beiing on the cheap, KPAZ offered the syndied
> version from Boston.
>
Were there two news anchors, or just a single one? I still remember when channel 21 went on
the air the station was talking about hiring two anchors away from other Phoenix stations. I still
remember their names.______________
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Retro: WPTZ-TV/Philadelphia-2/23/42
From "Television in America: Local Station Histories From Across The Nation", by Michael D.
Murray and Donald G. Godfrey. The schedule itself came from the personal collection of Andrew
C. McKay.
WPTZ (later WRCV, now KYW-TV): Monday, February 23, 1942:
7pm Last Year's Nest, Episode 5 (Drama)
7:15 Film Short (TBA)
7:30 Elizabeth Jane Taylor, Noted Philadelphia Coloratura Soprano
8pm WNBT Retelecast-Air Raid Warden Instructional Program
8:30 WNBT Retelecast-America Prepares
9pm Philadelphia Council of Defense Presents: "Women in Emergency Relief"
9:20 Film Short (TBA)
9:30 Hale America Presents a Boxing Exhibition
9:45 "See The Skies Tonight" by Armand Spitz
10pm WNBT Retelecast-FDR's Speech
10:15 The Philco News Analyst
10:30 Sign off

The WNBT retelecasts were test programs originating from New York. This setup was basically
part of the early stages of the NBC television network.
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> From "Television in America: Local Station Histories From
> Across The Nation", by Michael D. Murray and Donald G.
> Godfrey. The schedule itself came from the personal
> collection of Andrew C. McKay.
>
> WPTZ (later WRCV, now KYW-TV): Monday, February 23, 1942:
>
> 7pm Last Year's Nest, Episode 5 (Drama)
> 7:15 Film Short (TBA)
> 7:30 Elizabeth Jane Taylor, Noted Philadelphia Coloratura
> Soprano
> 8pm WNBT Retelecast-Air Raid Warden Instructional Program
> 8:30 WNBT Retelecast-America Prepares
> 9pm Philadelphia Council of Defense Presents: "Women in

> Emergency Relief"
> 9:20 Film Short (TBA)
> 9:30 Hale America Presents a Boxing Exhibition
> 9:45 "See The Skies Tonight" by Armand Spitz
> 10pm WNBT Retelecast-FDR's Speech
> 10:15 The Philco News Analyst
> 10:30 Sign off
>
> The WNBT retelecasts were test programs originating from New
> York. This setup was basically part of the early stages of
> the NBC television network.
>
I think NBC had three stations at the time: WNBT, WPTZ,
and WRGB Schenectady, NY. Brooks and Marsh mention that
by 1944 Ray Forrest was doing a newscast, at the top of
which he identified the NBC network and the three stations.
Ironically, two of the three are now with CBS. WRGB switched
in 1981; KYW is now a CBS o&o.
I didn't know that any of FDR's speeches were televised, save
for one he gave at the 1939 New York World's Fair. That's
interesting.
And is Andrew C. McKay the Andy McKay who worked with Ernie
Kovacs?
11-06-2005, 07:08 PM #3
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Re: Retro: WPTZ-TV/Philadelphia-2/23/42
A nit: Philco sold WPTZ to Westinghouse which changed the calls to KYW-TV in 1954. A year
later, Westinhouse swapped Philadelphia and Cleveland stations with NBC and NBC changed the
calls to WRCV-TV. In 1964, the FCC order the companies to swap back, and the station became
KYW-TV again.
>
> WPTZ (later WRCV, now KYW-TV): Monday, February 23, 1942:
>
Retro: Southern Minnesota, Friday, June 29, 1979
Source: Austin (Minn.) Herald
KIMT 3 (CBS) Mason City, Iowa
AM
6 PTL Club
7 Morning
7:25 American Trails
7:30 Morning
8 Captain Kangaroo
9 All In The Family
9:30 Whew!
9:55 CBS News
10 Price Is Right
11 Young & The Restless
PM
12 News
1:30 Guiding Light
2:30 MASH
3 Love Of Life
3:30 Summer Fun
5 Gilligans Island
5:30 CBS News
6 News
7 Incredible Hulk
8 Dukes Of Hazzard
9 Dallas
10 News
10:30 CBS Late Movie -- Kolchak: The Night Stalker
12:30A News
KAAL 6 (ABC) Austin, Minn.
AM

9 Dinah
10 Laverne and Shirley
10:30 Family Feud
11 $20,000 Pyramid
11:30 Ryans Hope
PM
12 All My Children
12:58 ABC Newsbrief
1 One Life To Live
2 General Hospital
3 Edge Of Night
3:30 Mike Douglas
5 ABC News
5:30 News
6 Andy Griffith
7 Operation Petticoat
7:30 Welcome Back, Kotter
8 ABC Friday Night Movie: Love Trap
10 News
10:30 Movie: Night Riders (only 70 mins.)
11:40 Soap
12:10A Baretta
1:20 News
KTTC 10 (NBC) Rochester
AM
6:50 Weather
7 Today
9 Phil Donahue
10 High Rollers
11 Password Plus
PM
12 News
1:30 The Doctors
2 Another World
3:30 Card Sharks
4 All Star Secrets
4:30 Big Valley
5:30 NBC News
6 News
6:30 My Three Sons
7 Diffrent Strokes
7:30 Hello, Larry
8 Rockford Files
9 Eddie Capra Mysteries

10 News
10:30 Tonight (guest host: Rich Little)
12A Midnight Special
KAVT 15 (PBS) Austin, Minn.
PM (sign-on at 3 p.m.)
3 Sesame Street
4 Mister Rogers
5 Lilias, Yoga andYou
5:30 Over Easy
6 Dick Cavett (guest: Alan Arkin)
7 Washington Week In Review
8 Bill Moyers Journal
8:30 The Wages Of Congress (about passage of a new ethics code in the House and Senate)
9 Firing Line
10 Dick Cavett (repeat of 6 p.m.)
10:30 ABC Captioned News
Retro: Michigan Thurs 8/27/98 (5am-6pm)
note: Freep didn't list 31/45/49 in channel guide

Battle Creek's WZPX 43-Pax/UPN wasn't listed either
2 WJBK-Fox Detroit * 2s CHBX-CTV Sault Ste. Marie * 3 WWMT-CBS Kalamazoo*
5 WNEM-CBS Bay City * 5c WBKP-ABC Calumet * 5s CJIC-CBC Sault Ste. Marie *
6 WLNS-CBS Lansing * 6a WCML-PBS Alpena * 6m WLUC-NBC Marquette *
7 WXYZ-ABC Detroit * 7t WPBN-NBC Traverse City * 8 WOOD-NBC Grand Rapids *
10 WILX-NBC Jackson * 10s WWUP-CBS Sault Ste. Marie * 11 WTOL-CBS Toledo *
13m WNMU-PBS Marquette * 13t WTVG-ABC Toledo * 14 WCMU-PBS Mount Pleasant *
17 WXMI-Fox Grand Rapids * 19 WDCQ-PBS Bay City * 20 WDWB-WB Detroit *
23 WKAR-PBS East Lansing * 24 WNWO-ABC Toledo * 25 WEYI-NBC Saginaw *
31 WPXD-Pax Detroit * 33 WGKI-Fox/UPN Cadillac * 35 WGVU-PBS Grand Rapids *
45 WGKU-Fox/UPN Vanderbilt * 47 WSYM-Fox Lansing * 49 WAQP-TCT/TBN Saginaw *
50 WKBD-UPN Detroit * 53 WLAJ-ABC Lansing * 56 WTVS-PBS Detroit *
62 WWJ-CBS Detroit * 66 WSMH-Fox Flint
Morning
5:00 2 M*A*S*H
3e-11a CBS News Up to the Minute

5-6-9c-10s-11 CBS Morning News
5c-7-12-13-13t-41 ABC World News This Morning
8 News
8s-25-29 Shepherd's Chapel
20 All News Channel
31 Psalms
49 TCT Revival
66 Auto Show
5:30 2-33-45 This Morning's Business
3 CBS Morning News
4 Newsbeat Today
4c-6m-7t NBC News at Sunrise
5-6-7-10-11-12-13-13t News
9c-10s Michigan This Morning
24 Used Car Show
50 DuckTales
66 Extreme Ghostbusters
6:00 2 News Morning
2s-3-4c-6-6m-7t-11-13t-42 News
3e-11a CBS Morning News
5c-8s-29 ABC World News This Morning

19 Bloomberg Morning News
20 Marvel Superheroes
24-62 First Business
31 Prayer
33-45 Extreme Dinosaurs
36-50 Mr. Men
49 TCT Today
56 TECHNObytes
66 101 Dalmatians
6:30 2s-42 Canada AM
3e-13t-41 News
8s-29 Wake-Up Call
17-47-50 Quack Pack
28-35 Bloomberg Morning News
30 Homestretch
33-45 Bananas in Pajamas
36 101 Dalmatians
49 Benny Hinn
53 Joyce Meyer
56 Adventures with Kanga Roddy
62 CBS Morning News
66 Mummies Alive
6:45 6a-14-23 Morning Business Report
19 Stretching for Life
7:00 2 News Morning
3e News
4-4c-6m-7t-8-10-24-25 Today
5s-9 CBC Morning News
5-6-11-11a-62 CBS This Morning
5c-7-8s-12-13-13t-29-41-53 Good Morning America
6a-14-23 Sesame Street
17-33-36-45-47-66 Beetleborgs
19 Homestretch
28-56 Teletubbies
30 Big Comfy Couch
31 Worship for Kids!
35 Tots Today
49 Jerry Barnard
50 101 Dalmatians
7:15 13m Morning Business Report

7:30 13m Body Electric
17-33-36-45-47-66 Life with Louie
20 Captain Planet
30 Theodore Tugboat
35 Teletubbies
49 Walt Mills
50 Mummies Alive
56 Arthur
8:00 3-9c-10s CBS This Morning
3e News
6a-14-23-28-30-35 Barney & Friends
13m Big Comfy Couch
17-33-45 101 Dalmatians
19 Teletubbies
20 The Mask
31 Infomercials
36-47-50 Wacky World of Tex Avery
49 Beverly Exercise
56 Magic School Bus
66 X-Men
8:30 6a-14-19 Arthur

13m Kidsongs
17-66 Wacky World of Tex Avery
20 Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
23-30-35-56 Puzzle Place
28 Charlie Horse Music Pizza
33-36-45 Quack Pack
47 101 Dalmatians
49 Billy Joe Daugherty
50-66 Infomercials
9:00 2 Forgive or Forget
2s-6m-7-8s-10-11t-12-13-24-29-42 Regis & Kathie Lee
3-36 Jerry Springer
3e CBS This Morning
4-25 Maury Povich
5 Andy Griffith
5c Martha Stewart Living
5s-9 CBC Playground
6 Montel Williams
6a-13m-14-19-23-28-35-56 Sesame Street
9c-10s Howie Mandel
11-20-47 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
13t Sally Jessy Raphael
30 Wimzie's House
33-45 Infomercials
41 Newlywed Game
49 Make Your Day Count
53 Geraldo Rivera
62 Quincy, ME
9:15 5s-9 Guess What?
9:30 5 I Love Lucy
5c Gayle King
9 Sesame Park
17 Mr. Men
33-45 Judge Judy
41 Dating Game
49 Walking by Faith
50 Step by Step
66 Auto Show
10:00 2 Geraldo Rivera
2s-42 Gabareau Live!
3e Regis & Kathie Lee
4 Jerry Springer
4c-6m-7t-8-10-25 Leeza
5-7-9c-10s-13-47 Martha Stewart Living
5c-8s-20-29 700 Club
5s-9-23 Theodore Tugboat
6-41 People's Court
6a-13m-14 Charlie Horse Music Pizza
11a-12-13t Jenny Jones
17 I Love Lucy
24 Judge Mills Lane
33-45 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
35 Big Comfy Couch
36 Ricki Lake
49 Digging In
50 Silver Spoons
62 Guiding Light
10:15 5s-9 CBC Playground
10:30 5-7-9c-10s-13-47 Gayle King
5s-9 Mr. Dressup
6a-13m-14-23-28 Reading Rainbow
17 Grace Under Fire

19 Theodore Tugboat
24 Judge Mills Lane
30 Teletubbies
35 Groundling Marsh
50 Blossom
66 Mad About You
11:00 2 Real TV
2s-5c-8s-12-13t-29-41-42-53 The View
3-3e-5-6-9c-10s-11-11a-62 Price is Right
4 Jenny Jones
4c-7-7t People's Court
5s-9 Wimzie's House
6a-14 Puzzle Place
6m-8-10-50 Sunset Beach
13-36 Maury Povich
13m Arthur
17-33-45 Ricki Lake
19-23-56 Charlie Horse Music Pizza
20 Simon & Simon
24 Leeza
25 Montel Williams
28 Teletubbies
30 Sesame Street
49 Kenneth Copeland
66 Jerry Springer
11:30 2 Real TV
5s Wonder Years
6a-14-28 Theodore Tugboat
9 The Lead
13m Kratts' Creatures
19 Kaye's Quilting Friends
49 Ask the Pastor
56 Wimzie's House
Afternoon
Noon 2-2s-3-4-5-5c-6-7-8-9c-10s-11-12-13-13t-42 News
3e Young & the Restless
4c-7t-24-25 Sunset Beach
5s-9 Midday
6a-14 Oliver Sacks: The Mind Traveler
6m Another World
8s-29 Blossom
11a Access Hollywood
13m Nature
17-66 Judge Judy
19 Body Electric
20 Three's Company
23 Teletubbies
28 Arthur
30 Reading Rainbow
35 Pappyland
41 700 Club
47 Jenny Jones
56 Teletubbies
62 Debt
12:30 2 Pictionary
3-5-6-9c-10s-11-11a-62 Young & the Restless
4 Jeopardy!
5m-7-8s-12-13-13t-29-41-53 Port Charles
10 Inside Edition
17 Judge Judy
19 Scheewe Art Workshop
23 Yan Can Cook: The Best of Asia
28-30-35 Magic School Bus

36 Gayle King
49 Joyce Meyer
50 Jeffersons
56 Sesame Street
66 Big Date
1:00 2 Access Hollywood
2s-42 Canadian Living TV
3e News
4-4c-6m-7t-8-10-24-25 Days of Our Lives
5c-5s-7-8s-12-13-13t-29-41-53 All My Children
6a-14 Sewing Connection
9 Pamela Wallin
13m Survival Special
19 Helmut Lotti Goes Classic
20 Hawaii Five-O
23 Nova
28 Sew Creative with Donna Wilder
30 Arthur
35 Backyard Safari
36 Kenenth Copeland
47 Coach
49 TCT Today
50 Sanford & Son
1:30 2 Extra
2s-3-3e-5-6-9c-10s-11-11a-42-62 Bold & the Beautiful
6a-14 Sew Many Quilts
28 Best of Joy of Painting
30 Kratts' Creatures
33-45 Walking by Faith
35 For Your Home
36 Infomercials
49 Marvin Gorman
56 Reading Rainbow
2:00 2 Geraldo Rivera
2s-4-4c-7t-8-10-24-25-42 Another World
3-3e-5-6-9c-10s-11-11a-62 As the World Turns
5c-7-8s-12-13-13t-29-41-53 One Life to Live
5s-9 ENG
6a-14 Body Electric
6m Roseanne
13m Christina Cooks
17 Andy Griffith
20-36 Bananas in Pajamas

23 Quilt in a Day
28 Stained Glass with Vicki Payne
33-45 Three's Company
35 Quilting from the Heartland
47-66 Mr. Men
49 James Robison
50 Hangin' with Mr. Cooper
56 Barney & Friends
2:30 6a-14 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
6m Extra
13m Sew Many Quilts
17-36 Mummies Alive
20 X-Men
23 Painting with Brenda Harris
30 Home Cooking
33-45 Mr. Men
49 Benny Hinn
50 Extreme Dinosaurs
56 Big Comfy Couch
66 Quack Pack
3:00 2 Ricki Lake
2s-42 Dini
3-3e-6-9c-10s-11-11a Guiding Light
4 Montel Williams
4c-7t-10-25 Sally Jessy Raphael
5 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
5c-7-8s-12-13t-29-41-53 General Hospital
5s-9 Coronation Street
6a-14 Teletubbies
6m-8-24 Howie Mandel
13m Pappyland
17-33-36-45-47-50-66 Cartoon Cabana
20 Bugs 'n' Daffy
23-28-56 Arthur
30 Martha's Sewing Room
49 700 Club
62 Judge Judy
3:30 5s-9 Urban Peasant
6a-13m-14-23-56 Magic School Bus
19-35 Reading Rainbow
20 Animaniacs
28-30 Sesame Street
62 Judge Mills Lane
4:00 2-4c-6-6m-7t-8-11a-12-13t Rosie O'Donnell
2s-3-5-7-8s-11-29-42 Oprah Winfrey
3e Frasier
5c-53 Ricki Lake
5s-9 Jonovision
6a-14 Wishbone
9c-10-10s Maury Povich
13m Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
17-33-36-45-47-50-66 Spider-Man
19-23-35 Kratts' Creatures
24-62 Judge Judy
41 Family Ties
49 John Hagee
53 Infomercials
56 Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?
4:30 3e Jeopardy!
5s Family Matters
6a-14 Kratts' Creatures

9 The Bill
13m-19-23-28-35-56 Wishbone
17-33-36-45-47-50-66 Power Rangers Power Playback
24 Judge Judy
30 Magic School Bus
49 Lift Jesus Higher
62 Judge Mills Lane
5:00 2-3-4-4c-6-7-7t-8-9c-10-10s-11-12-13 News
2s-42 America's Funniest Home Videos
3e-6m-53 Oprah Winfrey
5 Take 5
5c-8s-29-62 Grace Under Fire
5s-47-50 Simpsons
6a-14-19-23-28-30 Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?
9 Futureworld
11a-13 Hard Copy
13m-56 Kratts' Creatures
17-33-45 Boy Meets World
20-36 Full House
24 Montel Williams
25 Cosby Show
35 Arthur
41 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
47 Infomercial
49 Praise the Lord
66 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
5:30 2-3-6-8-9-13-13t News
2s-8s-29-42 Home Improvement
4c-7t Inside Edition
5 American Journal
5c Hard Copy
5s Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
6a-13m-14-19-23-28-56 Bill Nye the Science Guy
10 Seinfeld
11a Extra
17-36-66 Simpsons
20 Boy Meets World
25 Grace Under Fire
30 Wishbone
33-45 Step by Step
35 Magic School Bus
47 Roseanne
50 Living Single
62 Mad About You
Retro: Michigan Thurs 8/27/98 (6pm-5am)

note: Freep didn't list 31/45/49 in channel guide
Battle Creek's WZPX 43-Pax/UPN wasn't listed either
2 WJBK-Fox Detroit * 2s CHBX-CTV Sault Ste. Marie * 3 WWMT-CBS Kalamazoo*
5 WNEM-CBS Bay City * 5c WBKP-ABC Calumet * 5s CJIC-CBC Sault Ste. Marie *
6 WLNS-CBS Lansing * 6a WCML-PBS Alpena * 6m WLUC-NBC Marquette *
7 WXYZ-ABC Detroit * 7t WPBN-NBC Traverse City * 8 WOOD-NBC Grand Rapids *
10 WILX-NBC Jackson * 10s WWUP-CBS Sault Ste. Marie * 11 WTOL-CBS Toledo *
13m WNMU-PBS Marquette * 13t WTVG-ABC Toledo * 14 WCMU-PBS Mount Pleasant *
17 WXMI-Fox Grand Rapids * 19 WDCQ-PBS Bay City * 20 WDWB-WB Detroit *
23 WKAR-PBS East Lansing * 24 WNWO-ABC Toledo * 25 WEYI-NBC Saginaw *
31 WPXD-Pax Detroit * 33 WGKI-Fox/UPN Cadillac * 35 WGVU-PBS Grand Rapids *
45 WGKU-Fox/UPN Vanderbilt * 47 WSYM-Fox Lansing * 49 WAQP-TCT/TBN Saginaw *
50 WKBD-UPN Detroit * 53 WLAJ-ABC Lansing * 56 WTVS-PBS Detroit *
62 WWJ-CBS Detroit * 66 WSMH-Fox Flint
Evening
6:00 2-2s-3-4-4c-5-5c-6-6m-7-7t-8-9-9c-10-10s-11-11a-12-13-13t-24-25-41-42-53 News
3e CBS Evening News

5s Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
6a-14-30-56 NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
8s-29 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
13m Religion & Ethics Newsweekly
17-36-66 Home Improvement
19 Newton's Apple
20 Family Matters
23 European Journal
28 Homepage
33-45-47-50 Simpsons
35 Ask the...
62 Seinfeld
6:30 2 Married...with Children
3-3e-5-6-9c-10-10s-11-11a CBS Evening News
4-4c-6m-7t-8-10-24-25 NBC Nightly News
5c-8s-12-13-29-41-53 ABC World News Tonight
13m-19-23-29-35 Nightly Business Report
17 Simpsons
33-45 America's Funniest Home Videos
36-47-62 Mad About You
50-66 Home Improvement
7:00 2 Access Hollywood

2s-3-4-5c-7t-10-11-42 Wheel of Fortune
3e-6m News
5 Jeopardy!
5c-5s-9c-10s-36 Seinfeld
6-13-13t Entertainment Tonight
6a-14-56 Nightly Business Report
8-12 Inside Edition
8s-17-29 Home Improvement
11a Mad About You
13m-19-23-29-35 NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
20 Roseanne
24 Grace Under Fire
25-33-45 Real TV
30 Arthur
41 American Journal
47-50-66 Frasier
49 American Renaissance
53 M*A*S*H
62 CBS Evening News
7:30 2-8-8s-12-29 Extra
2s-3-4-4c-7t-10-11-42 Jeopardy!
3e-5 Wheel of Fortune

5c-13 Mad About You
5s Just for Laughs
6-13t-62 Hard Copy
6a-14 Northern Experience
6m-36-47-50 Home Improvement
9c-10s Fred Trout
11a-17-66 Seinfeld
20 Mama's Family
24 Frasier
33-45 Simpsons
41 Real TV
49 Billy Joe Daugherty
53 Grace Under Fire
56 Great Lakes Outdoors
8:00 2-36-47-66 World's Wildest Police Videos
2s-42 Movie "Max"
3-3e-5-9c-10s-11-11a NFL Pre-Season: Dallas-Jacksonville
4-4c-6m-7t-8-10-24-25 Friends
5c-7-8s-12-13-13t-29-41-53 Push
5s Movie "Hocus Pocus"
6 Murphy Brown
6a-14 Anyplace Wild
9 Traders
13m Sherman's March Through the South
17 Frasier
19 Edmund Fitzgerald Investigation
20 Hercules
23-28-35 Fred Trout
30 This Old House
33-45 Simpsons
49 TCT Today
50 Movie "The Crying Game"
62 In-Depth Detroit
8:30 4-4c-6m-7t-8-10-24-25 Frasier
6-17-33-45-62 NFL Pre-Season: Detroit-Indianapolis
6a-14-23 MUCC's Michigan Out-of-Doors Magazine
35-56 This Old House
49 Hal Lindsey
9:00 2-36-47-66 Fox Files
4-4c-6m-7t-8-10-24-25 Seinfeld
4c-7-8s-12-13-13t-29-53 ABC News Summer Thursday
6a-14-30 Mystery!
9 Tracey Ullman: Takes On New York

13m Fred Trout
19 Ghosts & Guardians of Lake Superior (pt 1)
23 This Old House
28-35-56 MUCC's Michigan Out-of-Doors Magazine
41 Push
49 Something Good Tonight
9:30 4-4c-6m-7t-8-10-24-25 Frasier
13m MUCC's Michigan Out-of-Doors Magazine
23 Burt Wolf's Gatherings & Celebrations
28 This Old House
35 Flyfishing with Glen Blackwood
56 Fred Trout
10:00 2-36-47-50 News
2s-4-4c-6m-7t-8-10-24-25-42 ER
5c-7-8s-12-13-13t-29-41-53 Crime & Punishment
5s-9 National/Journal
6a-14-30 Vis-a-Vis
13m-23-28-56 Mystery!
19 Ghosts & Guardians of Lake Superior (pt 2)
20 Roseanne
35 Anyplace Wild
49 Praise the Lord

66 Jerry Springer
10:30 20 Mam's Family
36 Inside Edition
10:50 50 Sports Xtra
11:00 2 Cheers
2s-42 CTV News
3-3e-4-4c-5-5c-6m-7-7t-8-9c-10-10s-11-11a-12-13-13t-24-25-41-53 News
5s-9 National Update
6a-14 Charlie Rose
8s-29 Frasier
13m Scully: The World Show
20 Cops
23 Fred Trout
28 People & Places with Perry
31 Psalms
35 Waiting for God
36 Simpsons
47 Magic Hour

66 Judge Judy
11:30 2-17 M*A*S*H
2s-6-9-42 News
5s Cheers
13m NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
19-30-35 Charlie Rose
20 LAPD: Life on the Beat
23 MUCC's Michigan Out-of-Doors Magazine
24 Tonight Show with Jay Leno
28 Nova
33-45 World's Wildest Police Videos
36 Jerry Springer
50 Star Trek
56 New Red Green
62 Late Night with David Letterman
11:35 3-3e-9c-10-10s-11-11a Late Show with David Letterman
4-4c-6m-7t-8-10-25 Tonight Show with Jay Leno
5 NFL Pre-Season: Detroit-Indianapolis
5c-7-8s-12-13-13t-29-41-53 Nightline
Late Night
Mid. 2 Married...with Children
5s-9 Movie "Oh, What a Night"

17 Magic Hour
20 Real Stories
31 Entertainment That Counts
47 Real TV
56 Backstage Pass
12:05 2s-5c-8s-12-13-13t-29-41-42-53 Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher
7 Inside Edition
12:30 2 Magic Hour
20 Strange Universe
24 Late Night with Conan O'Brien
31 Keep the Faith Top 7 Countdown
33-45 Fox Files
35 StarGazer
36-50 Vibe
47 Jenny Jones
1:00 2 M*A*S*H
17 Vibe
31 Gary Richardson
49 TCT Today
56 This Old House
66 Real Stories
1:05 5c Simpsons
7 Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher
8s-12-29-41-53 Infomercial
13 Gayle King
1:30 2 Who's the Boss?
20 Honeymooners
24 Later with Greg Kinnear
33-45 Dating Game
49 Benny Hinn
50 Coach
56 Fred Trout
62 Early Edition
66 Strange Universe
1:35 4 Infomercial
4c-6m-7t-8-10-25 Later with Greg Kinnear
5c-8s-29 LAPD: Life on the Beat
6 Extra
7 Howie Mandel
9c-10s Martha Stewart Living
11 America's Store
11a Magic Hour

13 News
53 Cops
2:00 2 News
5c ABC World News Now
17 Murphy Brown
20 Movie "Murder in Coweta County"
24 Used Car Show
31 Psalms
33-45 Access Hollywood
49 You & Me
56 MUCC's Michigan Out-of-Doors Magazine
66 Movie "Pink Lightning"
2:05 3 Gearldo Rivera
3e Vibe
4c-7t Roseanne
6-12 Howie Mandel
6m-8s-29 Married...with Children
9c-10s CBS News Up to the Minute
10 Judge Judy
13 Access Hollywood
47-50 Infomercials
53 Newlywed Game
2:30 8s-29 ABC World News Now
17 Cops
24 Pictionary
33-45 Strange Universe
56 Mystery!
62 Hard Copy
2:35
4c-7t-8 NBC News Nightside
10 Judge Mills Lane
11a Cops
13 The View
13t News
53 Dating Game
3:00 31 Psalms
33-45 Movie "Stunt Seven"
36-62 Newlywed Game
47 Gayle King
49 TCT Revival
3:05 3-3e-6 CBS News Up to the Minute

7 The View
10 Jerry Springer
11a Real Stories
53 Access Hollywood
3:10 13t ABC World News Now
3:30 2 Family Ties
24 Cops
36-62 Dating Game
47 All News Channel
56 New Red Green
3:35 4 Leeza
11a Forgive or Forget
13t-53 ABC World News Now
4:00 2 Forgive or Forget
20 Infomercial
24 People's Court
31 Gary Richardson
56 Asian-American Film Festival
66 Hawaii Five-O
4:05 7 ABC World News Now
4:30 5-9c-10s AgDay
20 Up Close Today
25 Hard Copy
NOTE: The Freep didn't list infomercials, and I've tried to fill the blanks; if a commercial station
has blanks, they're running infomercials in the slot!!
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Re: Retro: Michigan Thurs 8/27/98 (6pm-5am)
> from Detroit Free Press
> note: Freep didn't list 31/45/49 in channel guide
> Battle Creek's WZPX 43-Pax/UPN wasn't listed either

>
> 2 WJBK-Fox Detroit * 2s CHBX-CTV Sault Ste. Marie * 3
> WWMT-CBS Kalamazoo*
> 3e WJMN-CBS Escanaba * 4 WDIV-NBC Detroit * 4c WTOM-NBC
> Cheboygan *
> 5 WNEM-CBS Bay City * 5c WBKP-ABC Calumet * 5s CJIC-CBC
> Sault Ste. Marie *
> 6 WLNS-CBS Lansing * 6a WCML-PBS Alpena * 6m WLUC-NBC
> Marquette *
> 7 WXYZ-ABC Detroit * 7t WPBN-NBC Traverse City * 8 WOOD-NBC
> Grand Rapids *
> 8s WGTQ-ABC Sault Ste. Marie * 9 CBET-CBC Windsor * 9c
> WWTV-CBS Cadillac *
> 10 WILX-NBC Jackson * 10s WWUP-CBS Sault Ste. Marie * 11
> WTOL-CBS Toledo *
> 11a WBKB-CBS Alpena * 12 WJRT-ABC Flint * 13 WZZM-ABC Grand
> Rapids *
> 13m WNMU-PBS Marquette * 13t WTVG-ABC Toledo * 14 WCMU-PBS
> Mount Pleasant *
> 17 WXMI-Fox Grand Rapids * 19 WDCQ-PBS Bay City * 20 WDWB-WB
> Detroit *
> 23 WKAR-PBS East Lansing * 24 WNWO-ABC Toledo * 25 WEYI-NBC
> Saginaw *
> 28 WFUM-PBS Flint * 29 WGTU-ABC Traverse City * 30 WGTE-PBS
> Toledo *
> 31 WPXD-Pax Detroit * 33 WGKI-Fox/UPN Cadillac * 35 WGVU-PBS
> Grand Rapids *
> 36 WUPW-Fox Toledo * 41 WOTV-ABC Battle Creek * 42 CKCO-CTV
> Sarnia *
> 45 WGKU-Fox/UPN Vanderbilt * 47 WSYM-Fox Lansing * 49
> WAQP-TCT/TBN Saginaw *
> 50 WKBD-UPN Detroit * 53 WLAJ-ABC Lansing * 56 WTVS-PBS
> Detroit *
> 62 WWJ-CBS Detroit * 66 WSMH-Fox Flint
>
Freep bullet colors:
black-WJBK 2, WWMT 3, WDIV 4, WNEM 5, WLNS 6, WXYZ 7, WOOD 8, CBET 9, WILX 10, WTOL
11, 12, WZZM 13, 19, 20, 24, 25, 29, 41, 45, 50, 56, 62, 66
white-CHBX 2, WJMN 3, WTOM 4, CJIC 5, WCML 6, WPBN 7, WGTQ 8, WWTV 9, WWUP 10,
WBKB 11, WTVG 13, 14, 17, 23, 28, 30, 31, 33, 35, 36, 42, 47, 49
brackets: WBKP 5, WLUC 6, WNMU 13
Cable channels listed (sep. grids from listings): A&E, AMC, CNBC, CNN, Comedy Central, Disney
Channel, E!, ESPN, Family Channel, Fox Sports Detroit, HBO, Lifetime, Cinemax, MTV,
Nickelodeon, Sci-Fi Channel, Showtime, WTBS, Discovery Channel, TMN, TNN, TNT, USA
Network, WGN
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> Evening
> 6:00
> 9 News
Since CBC reinstated CBET's news department in the mid-1990s, the arrangement was a little
unusual -- CBET had their own newscast at 5:30PM (replacing "Fresh Prince" in 1998), followed
by Toronto's newscast at 6PM. The 11:30PM newscast was Windsor's.
This continued until "Canada Now" started up in 2001, when th first half-hour was national news
from Vancouver, with the other half local news (in CBET's case, from Windsor), with no late local
news on any CBC O&O (thanks to their blasted budget cuts again).
> 10:00 9 National/Journal
"The Journal" ended in 1992, following Barbara Frum's death; that fall, CBC's ill-fated "Prime
Time News" replaced the National / Journal combo. "The National" returned in 1995, with its
"Magazine" segment filling the void left by "The Journal". Cable channels listed (sep. grids from listings): A&E, AMC,
> CNBC, CNN, Comedy Central, Disney Channel, E!, ESPN, Family
> Channel, Fox Sports Detroit, HBO, Lifetime, Cinemax, MTV,
> Nickelodeon, Sci-Fi Channel, Showtime, WTBS, Discovery
> Channel, TMN*, TNN, TNT, USA Network, WGN
>
* should read TMC
Retro: West Virginia Sat 5/19/90
from TV Guide: West Virginia edition
WSAZ 3-NBC Huntington
7:00 Mr. Cartoon
8:00 Kissyfur
8:30 Camp Candy
9:00 Captain N: The Game Master
9:30 Karate Kid

10:00 Smurfs
Noon ALF-Tales
12:30 ALF
1:00 Better Your Home
1:30 Mork & Mindy
2:00 Movie "Raise the Titanic"
4:00 NBC Sports Showcase (Masters Baseball Classic)
6:00 News
8:00 13 East
8:30 Amen
9:00 Golden Girls
9:30 Bob Hope Special (Bob joins the USO in Europe)
11:00 News
1:00 Fun & Games
WOWK 13-CBS Huntington
6:30 Weekend Magazine
7:30 Adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy
8:00 Dink the Little Dinosaur

8:30 California Raisins
Noon Kidsmag!
12:30 CBS Sports Saturday (NCAA Gymnastics Championships)
1:30 PGA Golf: The Colonial
3:30 NBA: Western Conference semi-final or final
6:00 News
7:30 Cash Explosion
8:00 Paradise
9:00 Famous Teddy Z
9:30 City
10:00 Connie Chung
11:00 News
11:30 Movie "The Alpha Incident"
1:30 News
2:00 sign-off
WPBY 33-PBS Huntington(also on 57 Parkersburg/Marietta)
8:00 After Henry
8:30 No Place Like Home

9:00 Shelley
9:30 Keep It in the Family
10:00 Yes, Prime Minister
10:30 'Allo! 'Allo!
Noon Victory Garden
1:30 Doctor Who
3:00 Movie "Golden Earrings"
4:30 Kentucky: 1990 Ultimate Equestrian Event
6:00 DeGrassi High
6:30 Newton's Apple
7:00 Lawrence Welk
8:00 WonderWorks
9:00 Sneak Previews Goes Video
9:30 New Country Video
11:05 sign-off
WOAY 4-ABC Oak Hill
6:30 Bullwinkle

7:30 Flintstones
8:30 Disney's Gummi Bears/Winnie the Pooh
10:30 Beetlejuice
Noon Flintstone Kids
12:30 Weekend Special "Jeeter Mason & the Magic Headset"
1:00 Movie "Son of Flubber"
3:00 Bowling: Seattle Open
4:30 Preakness Stakes (horse race)
6:00 News
7:00 Mama's Family
8:00 Elvis
9:00 Movie "The Ryan White Story"
11:00 News
11:30 Movie "Gunga Din" (colorized)
1:30 sign-off
WCHS 8-ABC Charleston
7:00 Concern
7:30 Health Show

10:30 Beetlejuice
Noon Flintstone Kids
1:00 Concern
1:30 Infomercial
2:00 WWF Wrestling
4:30 Preakness Stakes
6:00 News
7:00 Hee Haw (co-hosted by Regis & Kathie Lee!)
8:00 Elvis
11:00 News
11:30 WWF Wrestling
12:30 GLOW Women's Wrestling
1:30 sign-off
WVAH 11-Fox Charleston
5:00 Movie cont'd

7:00 College Mad House
7:30 Happy Days
8:00 NWA Wrestling
10:00 In Touch
Noon NWA Wrestling
1:00 Movie "Weeds"
5:00 WWF Wrestling
6:00 Superboy
6:30 Missing/Reward
8:00 Cops (1 hr special from New Orleans)
9:30 Tracey Ullman
10:00 Friday the 13th
11:00 Arsenio Hall
Mid. Freddy's Nightmares
1:00 Monsters
2:00 Movie "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pitman"
4:00 Movie "Shaft's Big Score!"

WVVA 6-NBC Bluefield
7:00 Christian Viewpoint
7:30 Taking It to the World
8:00 Kissyfur
8:30 Camp Candy
9:30 Karate Kid
10:00 Smurfs
Noon ALF-Tales
12:30 ALF
1:00 College Mad House
1:30 Superboy
2:00 Movie: TBA
4:00 NBC Sports Showcase
6:00 Infomercial
7:00 Hee Haw
8:00 13 East
8:30 Amen
9:00 Golden Girls
11:00 News
1:00 sign-off
WTAP 15-NBC Parkersburg
7:00 Mork & Mindy
7:30 Denver the Last Dinosaur
8:00 Kissyfur
8:30 Camp Candy
9:30 Karate Kid
10:00 Smurfs
11:00 Animated Classics
Noon ALF-Tales
12:30 ALF
1:00 Super Sports Follies
1:30 Infomercial
2:00 Sea World's Summer Adventure Preview
3:00 Cowboy Up
3:30 Batman
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 13 East
8:30 Amen
9:00 Golden Girls
11:00 News
1:00 sign-off
WSWP 9-PBS Beckley
7:30 Bookmark
8:00 Raising Kids
8:30 Raising America's Children
9:00 Contrary to Love: A Series on Addiction
10:00 Cuisine Rapide
10:30 New York's Master Chefs
11:00 Nathalie Dupree's Matters of Taste
11:30 Lilias!
Noon From a Country Garden
1:00 Frugal Gourmet
1:30 This Old House
2:30 Hometime
3:00 MotorWeek '90
3:30 Adventures in Scale Modeling

4:00 Voyage of the Mimi
4:30 DeGrassi High
6:00 Nature
8:00 Naturescene
8:30 Timeline
9:00 Mystery!
10:00 World of Ideas with Bill Moyers
10:30 Bookmark
11:00 Story of English
Mid. sign-off
WDTV 5-CBS/ABC Weston
7:00 Bullwinkle
7:30 Superboy
Noon Infomercial
12:30 CBS Sports Saturday

8:00 Paradise
9:00 Famous Teddy Z
9:30 City
10:00 Connie Chung
11:00 News
11:30 WWF Wrestling
12:30 Freddy's Nightmares
1:30 sign-off
WBOY 12-NBC/ABC Clarksburg
6:30 Paddington Bear
7:00 Fantastic Max
7:30 Further Adventures of Superted
8:00 Kissyfur
8:30 Camp Candy
9:30 Karate Kid
10:00 Smurfs

Noon ALF-Tales
12:30 ALF
3:00 Richie Rich
3:30 Batman
4:00 In-Fisherman
6:00 Emphasis
7:00 Hee Haw
8:00 13 East
8:30 Amen
9:00 Golden Girls
11:00 News
1:00 sign-off
WOUB 20-PBS Athens
9:00 Lilias!

11:00 MotorWeek '90
11:30 Hometime
Noon Living with Animals
1:00 Joy of Floral Painting
2:00 Art of William Alexander & Robert Warren
3:00 Lap Quilting with Georgia Bonesteele
3:30 Strip Quilting with Kaye Wood
4:00 Amish Cooking from Quilt Country
4:30 Frugal Gourmet
5:00 This Old House
6:00 Sneak Previews Goes Video
6:30 Wild America
9:00 Doctor Who
10:30 Today in Space: Astro I
11:00 Kentucky: 1990 Ultimate Equestrian Event
12:35 sign-off
WPBO 42-PBS Portsmouth

8:00 Joy of Painting (2 eps)
9:00 Jack Benny (2 eps)
10:00 Ozzie & Harriet
10:30 Your Show of Shows
Noon MotorWeek '90
12:30 Bodywatch
1:00 Sewing with Nancy (2 eps)
2:00 Joy of Painting (2 eps)
3:30 Frugal Gourmet
4:00 Hometime
4:30 This Old House
5:00 Nova
6:00 Cousteau's Rediscovery of the World
7:00 Lawrence Welk
8:00 Movie "Journey for Margaret"
10:00 Doctor Who
Mid. Austin City Limits
1:00 sign-off
WYMT 57-CBS Hazard

10:30 Cartoons
11:00 Classifieds
11:30 Goins Brothers
Noon Wild Kingdom
6:00 News
6:30 Hee Haw
7:30 Fun & Games
8:00 Paradise
9:00 Famous Teddy Z
9:30 City
10:00 Connie Chung
11:00 News
11:20 Sports Spectrum
11:45 WWF Wrestling
12:45 sign-off
KET Network (PBS): WKPI 22-Pikeville, WKAS 25-Ashland, WKAH-35 Hazard, WKMR 38-
Morehead
8:00 European Journal

9:00 MotorWeek '90
9:30 Lilias!
10:00 New York's Master Chefs
10:30 Living with Animals
11:00 Nathalie Dupree's Matters of Taste
11:30 Art Underfoot
Noon Nova
1:00 Tales from the Brothers Grimm
2:00 Very Special Arts Story: Child is Waiting
2:30 Irish Summer
3:30 Another Page
4:00 GED
5:00 Firing Line
6:30 World of Ideas with Bill Moyers
8:00 WonderWorks
9:00 Mystery!
11:00 Spirit of Place
Mid. sign-off
WCMH 4-NBC Columbus
5:00 Movie cont'd
5:30 Gimme a Break!
6:00 Ag-USA
6:30 Siskel & Ebert
8:00 Kissyfur
8:30 Camp Candy
9:30 Karate Kid
10:00 Smurfs
Noon Superboy
12:30 Travel & Adventure
1:00 Movie "Enemy Mine"
6:00 News
8:00 13 East
8:30 Amen
9:00 Golden Girls

11:00 News
1:00 Red Hot & Cool
1:30 Movie "Rock 'n' Roll High School"
3:15 Movie "Sherlock Holmes & the Secret Weapon"
4:30 Movie "Visions of Death"
WSYX 6-ABC Columbus
5:00 TBA
6:30 Weekend Special "The Big Hex of Little Lulu"
10:30 Beetlejuice
11:00 Underdog
11:30 Facts of Life
Noon Dukes of Hazzard
2:00 Benson
2:30 InSport
6:00 News
8:00 Elvis
11:00 News
11:30 Cheers
Mid. Benny Hill
12:30 Jeffersons
1:00 Benson
1:30 News
2:00 Byron Allen
3:00 Night Music
4:00 Lifesyles of the Rich & Famous
WBNS 10-CBS Columbus
6:30 Life Choices with Erie Chapman
7:00 US Farm Report
7:30 Agri Country with Ed Johnson
8:30 Infomercial

11:30 Lassie
Noon Private Benjamin
6:00 News
7:30 Cash Explosion
8:00 Paradise
9:00 Famous Teddy Z
9:30 City
10:00 Connie Chung
11:00 News
11:30 Movie "TerrorVision"
1:30 Infomercials
2:30 sign-off
WXIX 19-Fox Cincinnati
5:30 Archie Bunker's Place
6:00 Gomer Pyle, USMC (2 eps)
8:00 Little Rascals

10:00 Fall Guy
11:00 WWF Wrestling
Noon Wonderful World of Disney
1:00 Movie "West Side Story"
4:00 Movie "Arthur"
8:00 Cops
9:30 Tracey Ullman
10:00 Benny Hill (2 eps)
11:00 Comic Strip Live
Mid. Movie "The Final Countdown"
2:00 Movie "Tora! Tora! Tora!"
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Retro: Indianapolis/Lafayette/Terre Haute Wed 3/10/76
from TV Guide: Central Indiana Edition
2 WTWO-NBC Terre Haute * 4 WTTV-Ind Indianapolis * 6 WRTV-NBC Indianapolis *
8 WISH-CBS Indianapolis * 9 WGN-Ind Chicago * 10 WTHI-CBS Terre Haute *
13 WTHR-ABC Indianapolis * 18 WLFI-CBS Lafayette * 20 WFYI-PBS Indianapolis *
22 WVUT-PBS Vincennes * 30 WTIU-PBS Bloomington * 38 WIIL-ABC Terre Haute *

40 WHMB-Ind Indianapolis * 44 WSNS-Ind Chicago * 49 WIPB-PBS Muncie
9/44 listed ET
Morning
6:00
13 News Witness
6:30
4 RFD 4
8 Sunrise Semester
6:40
6 Today in Indiana
7:00
2-6 Today
4 Flintstones
8-10 CBS News
13-38 Good Morning America
7:25
9 News
7:30
4 Janie
9 Top o' the Morning
7:55
9 News
40 Paul Harvey
8:00
9 Ray Rayner
18 Sesame Street
40 Popeye
8:30
40 Timmy & Lassie
9:00
2 Not for Women Only
4 Petticoat Junction
8 Indy Today
9 Garfield Goose
10 Dinah!
13 I Love Lucy
18 Captain Kangaroo
38 TBA
40 Cartoon Time
9:25
8 Hook's Family Doctor
9:30
4 Dick Van Dyke
6 Take My Advice
8 Tattletales
13 Phil Donahue
20-30 Anyone for Tennyson?
22 Eight Steps Toward Excellence
38 Movie "Beyond Mombasa"
9:55
6 Take Kerr
10:00
2-6 Celebrity Sweepstakes
4 McHale's Navy

9 Movie "Footsteps in the Dark"
40 Lone Ranger
10:30
2-6 High Rollers
4 Phil Silvers
40 Abbott & Costello
10:40
44 Executive Report
11:00
4 Studio Four
8-10-18 Gambit
13 Bewitched
20-22-30-49 Electric Company
44 Formby's Antique Furniture Workshop
11:25
13 Funspot
11:30
2-6 Hollywood Squares
4-22 News
8-10-18 Love of Life
13-38 Happy Days
20-30-49 Villa Alegre
40 Hazel
44 700 Club
11:55
8-18 CBS News
10 Take Kerr
40 News
Afternoon
Noon
2 Magnificent Marble Machine
4 Chuckwagon Theatre
6-8 News
9 Phil Donahue
13 Bob Braun's 50-50 Club
20 Kup's Show
22 Lawmakers
38 Let's Make a Deal
40 Lester Sumrall Presents
12:30
2 Take My Advice
8-10-18 Search for Tomorrow
38 All My Children
49 Anyone for Tennyson?
12:55
2 Indiana Family Doctor
1:00
2 Somerset
4 Movie "Les Miserables"
6 Magnificent Marble Machine
9 Bozo's Circus
10 News
20 Hollywood Television Theatre "The Chicago Conspiracy Trial" (from BBC)
38 Ryan's Hope
40 It's a New Day
44 Hilarious House of Frightenstein
1:30
13-38 Rhyme & Reason
40 The Rock
44 Popeye
2:00
9 Bewitched
13-38 $20,000 Pyramid
40 Jeff's Collie
44 Mundo Hispano
49 Adams Chronicles
2:30
2-6 Doctors
13-38 Neighbors
40 Cartoon Festival
3:00
2-6 Another World
4 Peggy's World
8-10-18 All in the Family
40 Little Rascals
44 Prince Planet
49 Guppies to Groupers
3:30
8 Dinah!
9 Father Knows Best
10-18 Match Game
13-38 One Life to Live
20-22-49 Lilias, Yoga & You
44 Felix the Cat
4:00
2 Flintstones
4-9 Mickey Mouse Club
6 Somerset
10-18 Tattletales
13-38 Edge of Night
20-22-30-49 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

40 Popeye
44 Superheroes
4:30
2 Brady Bunch
6 Mike Douglas
9 Gilligan's Island
10 I Dream of Jeannie!
13-38 Afterschool Special "The Toothpaste Millionaire"
(normally 13 aired That Girl, followed by Robert Young: Family Doctor from 5-6; 38 aired Merv
Griffin 4:30-6)
18 Dinah!
44 Spiderman
5:00
2 Bonanza
4 Family Affair
8 Ironside
9 Lassie
10 Partridge Family
44 Superman
5:30
4 Brady Bunch
10 Hogan's Heroes
13 Kids Will Be Kids
20-22-30-49 Electric Company
38 Illinois '76
40 Rin Tin Tin
44 Munsters
5:45
9 News
Evening
6:00
2-6-8-10-13-18 News
4 Gomer Pyle, USMC
20 Tennessee Ernie's Nashville-Moscow Express
22-30-49 Zoom
38 ABC News
40 Cisco Kid
6:30
2 NBC News
4 Andy Griffith
9 Bewitched
10-18 CBS News
22-30-49 Book Beat
38 Adam-12
6:55
40 Paul Harvey
7:00
4 Mod Squad
6 NBC News
8 CBS News
9 Andy Griffith
13 ABC News
18 Daniel Boone
20-49 Dawn of Laurel & Hardy
22 What's Cooking?
30 Black Journal
38 Wild, Wild West

40 Church of God
44 Room 222
7:30
2 Porter Wagoner
6 Hollywood Squares
8 Treasure Hunt
9 Dick Van Dyke
10 Bewitched
13 New Price is Right
20-22-30 Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky
40 Lester Sumrall Teaches
49 Lilias, Yoga & You
8:00
2-6 Little House on the Prairie
8-10-18 Tony Orlando & Dawn
9 Star Trek
13-38 Movie "The Six Million Dollar Man" (pilot; pre-empts Bionic Woman and Baretta)
20-22-30-49 Images of Aging
40 Bruce Kinsey Teaches
44 Pop! Goes the Country

8:30
4 Concentration
40 Happy Hunters
44 Movie "The Gentle Gunman"
9:00
2-6 Movie "The Entertainer" (pre-empts Chico & the Man, The Dumplings and Petrocelli)
4 Merv Griffin
8-10-18 Cannon
9 Movie "Frenchman's Creek"
20-22-30-49 Theater in America
9:30
13-38 Movie "Starsky & Hutch" (pilot)
10:00
8-10-18 Blue Knight
10:30
4 News
11:00
2-6-8-9-10-13-18-40 News
20 Woman
22 Consultation
30 Anyone for Tennyson?
38 Country Place
44 Get Smart
49 Weather
11:30
2-6 Johnny Carson
4 Movie "Quarantined"
8-10-18 Movie "The Green Slime"
9 Movie "Johnny Concho"
13-38 Movie "Trilogy or Terror"
22 Robert MacNeil Report
44 Peter Gunn
Late Night
Midnight
44 700 Club
1:00
2-6 Tomorrow
4-13 News
1:10
9 News
1:40
9 FBI
2:40
9 Outer Limits
Retro Boston TV- November 25, 1980
RETRO BOSTON TV- Tuesday November 25, 1980
CHANNEL LINEUP
2 WGBH-TV (PBS) Boston
4 WBZ-TV (NBC) Boston
5 WCVB-TV (ABC) Boston
6 WLNE-TV (CBS) New Bedford/Providence
7 WNAC-TV (CBS) Boston
9 WMUR-TV (ABC) Manchester, NH
10 WJAR-TV (NBC) Providence
11 WENH-TV (PBS) Durham, NH
12 WPRI-TV (ABC) Providence

25 WXNE-TV (Ind.) Boston
27 WSMW-TV (Ind.) Worcester
38 WSBK-TV (Ind.) Boston
44 WGBX-TV (PBS) Boston
56 WLVI-TV (Ind.) Boston
68 WQTV-TV (Ind.) Boston
9:00
2- Modern Supervision
4- Hour Magazine
5- Good Day!
6- Gilligans Island
7- The Jeffersons
9- PTL Club
10- Donahue
12- John Davidson
25- Lassie
38- Don Lane
56- New Zoo Revue
9:30
2- Educational TV
6- One Day At A Time
7- Alice
25- Leave it To Beaver

56- Bozos Big Top
10:00
4- Mike Douglas
6- The Jeffersons
7- Weekday
9- Donahue
10- Las Vegas Gambit
25- 700 Club
27- PTL Club
38- Tom Larson
56- Point Of View
10:30
5- Donahue
6- Alice
10- Blockbusters
12- Family Feud
56- New England Today
11:00
4-5-7- The Funeral Mass of John McCormack (30 minutes)
6- Price is Right
9-12-56- Love Boat
10- Wheel of Fortune

38- Maude
11:30
4- Password Plus
5- Your New Day
10- Mary Tyler Moore Show
25- Definition; News
38- Richard Simmons
11:45
25- Be Fit, Be Happy
12:00
4-5-6-7-10-12- News
9- Family Feud
25- Get Smart
27- Catholic Mass
38- Movie- Tammy Tell Me True (1961)
56- To Tell The Truth
12:30
4- People Are Talking
5-9-12- Ryans Hope
6-7- Search for Tomorrow
10- The Doctors

25- McHales Navy
27- That Nashville Music
56- Courtship of Eddies Father
1:00
4-10- Days of our Lives
5-9-12- All My Children
6-7- Young and the Restless
25- Gomer Pyle
27- Mike Douglas
56- Partridge Family
1:30
25- Bullwinkle
56- Banana Splits
2:00
4-10- Another World
5-9-12- One Life To Live
6-7- As The World Turns
25- Underdog
27- Match Game
38- You Bet Your Life
56- Yogi Bear

2:30
2- Sesame Street
25- Wonder Woman
27- Candid Camera
38- Nanny and the Professor
56- Casper
3:00
4-10- Texas
5-9-12- General Hospital
6-7- Guiding Light
11- Growing Years
25- Land of the Lost
27- Porky Pig
38- The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
56- Mighty Mouse
68- Magic Star Traveler
3:30
2- Villa Allegre
11- Over Easy
25- Star Blazers
27- Bugs Bunny
38- I Dream of Jeannie
56- Woody Woodpecker

68- Gone But Not Forgotten
4:00
2-11- Sesame Street
4- John Davidson
5- World Of People
6- Movie- Casablanca (1942)
7- Movie- A Big Hand for a Little Lady (1966)
9- Edge of Night
10-56- Tom and Jerry
12- Merv Griffin
25- Force Five
27- Wonder Woman
38- Bewitched
68- Movie- Carry On Nurse (1960)
4:30
5- Carol Burnett
9- New Candid Camera
10- Brady Bunch
25- Wonder Woman
38- One Day at a Time
56- Flintstones
5:00
2-11- Mister Rogers
4- Match Game
5- Rhoda
9- Petticoat Junction
27- Welcome Back, Kotter
38- Starsky and Hutch
56- Brady Bunch
5:30
2- Electric Company
4- Live on 4
5- All In The Family
9- Tic Tac Dough
10- Carol Burnett
11- 3-2-1 Contact
12- M*A*S*H
25- Lets Make A Deal
27- Kojak
6:00
2- 3-2-1 Contact
4-5-6-7-9-10-11-12- News
25- Face the Music
38- Whats Happening

68- BostonLive
6:30
2- Over Easy
6- CBS News
9-12- ABC News
10- NBC News
11- Thats It In Sports
25- Candlepins for Cash
27- News
38- Bob Newhart
56- Good Times
7:00
2-11- Dr. Who
4- NBC News
5- ABC News
6-10- News
7- CBS News
9- Jokers Wild
12- Tic Tac Dough
25- Rockford Files
38- M*A*S*H
56- Sanford and Son

7:30
2-6- Wild World of Animals
4- Evening Magazine
5- Muppet Show
7- Family Feud
9- Wild Kingdom
10- PM Magazine
11- Dick Cavett
12- Face the Music
38- Barney Miller
56- Benny Hill
8:00
2-11- Nova- Cancer Causing Substance in Drinking Water
4-10- 30 Years of TV Comedys Greatest Hits
5-9-12- Happy Days Episode 8-3- Dreams Can Come True
6-7- A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving
25- Bonanza
38- Movie- The Night Strangler (1972)
56- Movie- War Wagon (1967)
8:30
5-9-12- Laverne and Shirley- Episode 6-2- Welcome to Burbank
6-7- Thanksgiving in the Land of Oz

9:00
2-11- Body in Question- Modern
5-9-12- Threes Company- Episode 5-4- Downhill Chaser
6-7- Little Lord, Fauntleroy
25- 700 Club
9:30
5-9-12- Too Close For Comfort- Episode 1-4- Sara's Monroe Doctrine
38- Paul Binton
10:00
2-38- News
4-10- Alan King Thanksgiving Special
5-9-12- Hart to Hart- Episode 2-3- This Lady is Murder
11- Carry on Laughing
56- Love, American Style
10:30
2-11- MacNeil/Lehrer Report
25- Mainstream
38- Hollywood Squares
56- Love, American Style
11:00
2- Captioned ABC News
4-5-6-7-9-10-11-12- News- (sign-off for WENH, 11:30pm)
25- Jackie Gleason
38- Morecambe and Wise
56- Wayne & Shuster
11:30
2- Dick Cavett (sign-off for WGBH, midnight)
4-10- Tonight Show with Johnny Carson
5-9- ABC News Nightline
6- Benny Hill
7- Lou Grant
12- M*A*S*H
25- Movie- Dawn at Soccoro (1954) (sign-off for WXNE, 12:50am)
38- Movie- Fire (1977) (sign-off for WSBK, 1:10am)
56- Groucho
11:50
5-9- Movie- A Fistful of Dynamins (1971)
12:00
6- Lou Grant
12- ABC News Nightline
12:20
12- Movie- Midnight Cowboy (1969) (sign-off for WPRI, 2:13am)
12:30
4-10- Tomorrow- (sign-off for WJAR, 2am)
27- Movie- Jim Thorpe, All American (1951) (sign-off for WSMW, 2:17am)
12:40
7- Movie- All The Kind Strangers (1974)
1:10
6- Movie- Return Engagement (1978) (sign-off for WLNE, 2:28am)
2:00
4- Movie- Appointment in London (1956)
2:15
2:50
7- Asian Focus- (sign-off for WNAC, 3:15am)
4:00
4- Community Auditions
4:10
5- New Heaven/New Earth
4:30
4- MoneySense
4:40
5- Good Day!
Note: The Reason why WGBX 44 wasnt up there because they went off the air for two months,
November and December, while transmitter work is under way to increase the public station's
broadcast signal range.
Retro: Columbia/Florence-Myrtle Beach/Augusta Mon 12/29/97
from Columbia State
Columbia
(10)WIS-NBC
5:30 News
7:00 Today
9:30 Gayle King
10:00 Leeza
11:00 Sunset Beach
Noon News
12:30 Real TV
2:00 Another World
3:00 Maury Povich
5:00 News
5:30 Hard Copy
6:00 News
7:00 News
8:00 Suddenly Susan
8:30 Jenny
9:30 Fired Up
10:00 Dateline NBC
11:00 News
11:35 Tonight Show
(19)WLTX-CBS

6:30 I Love Lucy
7:00 News
9:00 Jerry Springer
Noon News
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Matlock
5:00 Living Single
6:00 News
7:30 Andy Griffith
8:00 Cosby
8:30 Everybody Loves Raymond
9:00 Cybill
9:30 George & Leo
10:00 Ladies' Home Journal's Most Fascinating Women
11:00 News

2:35 Home Team
4:00 Arthel & Fred
(25)WOLO-ABC
6:00 Columbia Upfront
11:00 The View
Noon Extra
12:30 Port Charles
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
6:00 News
7:00 Jeopardy!
7:30 Wheel of Fortune!
8:00 Movie "Quiz Show"
11:00 News
11:35 Nightline
12:35 Seinfeld
1:05 Team Knight Rider
(35)WRLK-PBS/(27)WRJA-PBS Sumter(Flo-MB)
6:45 AM Weather
9:00 Sesame Street
10:00 Puzzle Place
Noon Storytime
12:30 Peter Ustinov's Mendelssohn
2:30 Parenting Puzzle

3:00 Arthur
4:30 Wishbone
6:00 Wishbone
8:00 Brain Waves
8:30 Palmetto Places
9:00 Metropolitan Opera Presents "Carmen"
Mid. Charlie Rose
1:00 sign-off
(57)WACH-Fox
6:00 Mr. Men
6:30 101 Dalmatians
7:00 Bobby's World
7:30 Casper
8:30 Mighty Ducks
9:00 Newlywed Game

9:30 Dating Game
11:00 Jenny Jones
Noon Ricki Lake
1:00 700 Club
2:30 Mummies Alive
3:00 Spider-Man
4:30 Eerie, Indiana
5:00 Family Matters (2 eps)
6:00 Martin
6:30 Mad About You
7:30 Frasier
8:00 Ally McBeal (2 eps)
10:00 News
10:30 Martin
11:00 Vibe
Mid. Simpsons
12:30 Infomercials
1:30 Jenny Jones
2:30 Cops

3:30 TBA
Florence/Myrtle Beach
(13)WBTW-CBS
5:00 AgDay
6:00 News
10:00 Maury Povich
Noon News
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News
5:30 Inside Edition
6:00 News
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Cosby
9:00 Cybill
9:30 George & Leo
11:00 News
(15)WPDE-ABC
6:15 News
6:45 News
9:30 Gayle King
11:00 The View
Noon News
12:30 Port Charles

5:00 News
5:30 Seinfeld
6:00 News
7:30 Family Matters
11:00 News
11:35 Nightline
12:35 Mad About You
1:05 Infomercial
1:35 Jerry Springer
2:35 Jenny Jones
3:35 sign-off
(21)WWMB-UPN
6:00 Corinthians
7:30 Mummies Alive
8:30 Mr. Men
10:00 Matlock
11:00 Infomercials
Noon Jenny Jones
1:00 Judge Judy
2:00 Roseanne
2:30 Simpsons
3:00 The Mask
4:00 Breaker High
4:30 Sweet Valley High
5:00 Ricki Lake
6:00 Andy Griffith
6:30 Martin
8:00 In the House
9:00 Good News
9:30 Sparks
10:00 News
10:30 Cops
Mid. Real TV
12:30 Extra

1:30 Infomercial
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8 WISH-CBS Indianapolis * 9 WGN-Ind Chicago * 10 WTHI-CBS Terre Haute *
13 WTHR-ABC Indianapolis * 18 WLFI-CBS Lafayette * 20 WFYI-PBS Indianapolis *
22 WVUT-PBS Vincennes * 30 WTIU-PBS Bloomington * 38 WIIL-ABC Terre Haute *
40 WHMB-Ind Indianapolis * 44 WSNS-Ind Chicago * 49 WIPB-PBS Muncie
9/44 listed ET
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2 Vegetable Soup
4 Lessons for Living
6 Return to the Planet of the Apes
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13 Laurel & Hardy
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4 Jetsons
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2 Emergency!
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6 IHSAA Tournament Highlights
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4 Pop! Goes the Country
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2 Pattern for Living
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> Late Night
>
> 2:00
> 4 Wrestling
...I assume this would be Dick "The Bruiser" Afflis' WWA promotion (with a another run at a
better time slot elsewhere in the week) -- or might the AWA, WWWF or an NWA promotion have
had this as a secondary house-show market slot?...______________
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11-08-2005, 04:57 PM #3
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> 9:00
> 4-38 SWAT
> 13 Movie "Open Season"
So WTHR avoided "SWAT" and "Bert D'Angelo" for movies.

I'm also surprised that WTTV picked up "SWAT".
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> > 9:00
>
> > 4-38 SWAT
> > 13 Movie "Open Season"
>
> So WTHR avoided "SWAT" and "Bert D'Angelo" for movies.
>
> I'm also surprised that WTTV picked up "SWAT".
I've seen a few other examples where WTTV aired ABC programs not cleared by WTHR in a 1973
TV Guide I have. I assume this practice ended once WTHR and WRTV flipped affiliation.
11-09-2005, 02:01 AM #5
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> I've seen a few other examples where WTTV aired ABC programs
> not cleared by WTHR in a 1973 TV Guide I have. I assume this
> practice ended once WTHR and WRTV flipped affiliation.
I recall one time during the late 80s after WTHR had picked up the NBC affiliation they refused to
air a made-for-TV movie that they evidently felt was a bit too parallel to Dan Quayle's move into
politics. I guess the portrayal of the politician in the movie wasn't exactly the most, shall we say
ethical? (I am not exactly sure, I didn't see the movie, I just remember the controversy.) Anyway,
WTTV picked up the movie.
I also recall one summer (also in the 80s) when WTHR pre-empted the sitcom version of "Love
Sidney" (based on the movie) and whatever followed it with reruns of the old Barbara Mandrell
variety show. No other station picked up the NBC programming in that case.
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> I also recall one summer (also in the 80s) when WTHR
> pre-empted the sitcom version of "Love Sidney" (based on the
> movie) and whatever followed it with reruns of the old
> Barbara Mandrell variety show. No other station picked up
> the NBC programming in that case.
>
A few NBC affiliates refused to carry "Love Sidney", as the central character (played by Tony
Randall) was originally slated to be gay. But when the series actually made it to air (based on a
TV movie a couple of years earlier), Sidney's relationship was never made public, practically
making the series no more controversian than any other sitcom on TV at the time.
Here in Tampa Bay, WFLA ch.8 bumped Sidney for "M*A*S*H" reruns for a few weeks, only to
clear the series a few weeks later after learning that the pre-emptions weren't necessary.
11-09-2005, 09:37 AM #7
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> I've seen a few other examples where WTTV aired ABC programs
> not cleared by WTHR in a 1973 TV Guide I have. I assume this
> practice ended once WTHR and WRTV flipped affiliation.
WTTV maintained a secondary affiliation with ABC after they lost the network (as primary
affiliate) to WLWI (now WTHR) when that station came on the air in 1957. IIRC, that did end
when ABC moved to WRTV in '79. I didn't know they ever actually used it other than for
coverage of JFK's assasination in '63.
WTTV had been the primary ABC affiliate in Indy for about a year before losing it to WLWI.
Before that, ABC had been on WISH and CBS was on WTTV.
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> I recall one time during the late 80s after WTHR had picked
> up the NBC affiliation they refused to air a made-for-TV
> movie that they evidently felt was a bit too parallel to Dan
> Quayle's move into politics. I guess the portrayal of the
> politician in the movie wasn't exactly the most, shall we
> say ethical? (I am not exactly sure, I didn't see the
> movie, I just remember the controversy.) Anyway, WTTV
> picked up the movie.
I recall that incident, and saw promos for the movie on WTTV. "Favorite Son" was the title.
Retro: BBC TV, September 1, 1939
As part of an article which I'll get to below, Transdiffusion.org (a British site devoted to TV
history) includes a copy of the BBC's television listings for September 1, 1939:
11:00a Come and be Televised
(until 12:00)
2:00p Mantovani and His Orchestra
3:30 British Movietone News
3:40 Cartoon Film: "Touchdown Mickey"
3:45 Cabaret
4:05 Visit to Regent's Park Zoo
(until 4:30)
8:00 National (sound only) [I believe this was one of the BBC's famous sound-only newscasts,
which continued well after WWII]
9:00 Variety from Olympia
9:30 Practical Household Suggestions
9:45 Joss (cartoonist)
9:50 Gaumont British News
10:00 The Jacquart Puppets
10:15 Interest Film: West of Inverness
10:20 Pas Seul with the BBC Television Orchestra
(until 10:35)
Source: The Times via Transdiffusion.org; another source has minor scheduling differences
Does the date sound familiar? Most of this day's television lineup was never broadcast because
World War II began on September 1, 1939, causing the BBC to suspend its television service until
1946. You can read the rest of the story, and see the listings as they appeared in print, here:
http://www.transdiffusion.org/emc/baird/tvoff/index.htm
It's a fairly long but interesting article.
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Re: Retro: BBC TV, September 1, 1939
> As part of an article which I'll get to below,
> Transdiffusion.org (a British site devoted to TV history)
> includes a copy of the BBC's television listings for
> September 1, 1939:
>
> 11:00a Come and be Televised
> (until 12:00)
> 2:00p Mantovani and His Orchestra
> 3:30 British Movietone News
> 3:40 Cartoon Film: "Touchdown Mickey"
> 3:45 Cabaret
> 4:05 Visit to Regent's Park Zoo
> (until 4:30)
> 8:00 National (sound only) [I believe this was one of the
> BBC's famous sound-only newscasts, which continued well
> after WWII]
> 9:00 Variety from Olympia
> 9:30 Practical Household Suggestions
> 9:45 Joss (cartoonist)
> 9:50 Gaumont British News
> 10:00 The Jacquart Puppets
> 10:15 Interest Film: West of Inverness
> 10:20 Pas Seul with the BBC Television Orchestra
> (until 10:35)
>
> Source: The Times via Transdiffusion.org; another source has
> minor scheduling differences
>
> Does the date sound familiar? Most of this day's television
> lineup was never broadcast because World War II began on
> September 1, 1939, causing the BBC to suspend its television
> service until 1946. You can read the rest of the story, and
> see the listings as they appeared in print, here:
>
> http://www.transdiffusion.org/emc/baird/tvoff/index.htm
>
> It's a fairly long but interesting article.
>
I thought the BBC shut down on Sunday, September 3, in the

middle of a Mickey Mouse cartoon. In 1946 programming resumed
at the exact point where the cartoon was stopped seven years
earlier, preceded by an announcer saying something like,
"Before we were so rudely interrupted..."
The Internet sources I checked just now are in agreement
that the BBC did shut down its television service on Friday,
September 1, at 12:35 PM, on two hours' notice, resuming
at 3 PM June 7, 1946. (Type in "BBC television 1939" and
you'll get links to a number of articles.) When the BBC
resumed, the first thing viewers saw was a woman introducing
herself, "Do you remember me? I'm Jasmine Bligh." Ms. Bligh
was apparently the last human face BBC viewers saw in '39.
After a few remarks, she showed the cartoon that had been
stopped in '39.
So what I've read over the years about the date and time
of the BBC television shutdown is obviously wrong.
11-07-2005, 11:34 PM #3
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The Transdiffusion article on the shutdown of the BBC Television Service for the duration of
World War II is the best and most detailed article I have ever read about how the shutdown
came about.
At the time, BBC had only one television transmitter: On top of Alexandria Palace in London (that
building in turn was built on top of a hill), and the signal was 405-lines on Channel 1 of the old
British VHF band. The signal had a 30-to-40 mile range, depending on the quality of the receiving
antenna, terrain between you and "Ally Pally" (as the site was nicknamed), and the height of
your receiving antenna. The studios were inside Alexandria Palace.
The BBC had begun regular TV broadcasting in November, 1936. For a time, they alternated the
use of two different transmission systems, but eventually decided on the 405-line system
developed by Marconi/EMI (the losing system was an "intermediate film" system; developed by
John Logie Baird, which had something like 230 lines of resolution). In the "Baird" section of
Transdiffusion.org, you will find detailed information on both early TV systems.
Until shut down in September of 1939, the BBC was considered the world leader in television
broadcasting. During the Summer of 1939, they were putting together a daily broadcasting
schedule that no American TV station would match (in terms of number of on-air hours and
diversity of programs produced) until about 1948.
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> At the time, BBC had only one television transmitter: On top
> of Alexandria Palace in London (that building in turn was

> built on top of a hill), and the signal was 405-lines on
> Channel 1 of the old British VHF band. The signal had a
> 30-to-40 mile range, depending on the quality of the
> receiving antenna, terrain between you and "Ally Pally" (as
> the site was nicknamed), and the height of your receiving
> antenna. The studios were inside Alexandria Palace.
---------
Did BBC Channel 1 ever have call letters? Since "G" can be used there, maybe GBBC-TV perhaps?
______________
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> Did BBC Channel 1 ever have call letters? Since "G" can be
> used there, maybe GBBC-TV perhaps?
>
While radio call letters were once used in several European countries, including the UK, I don't
believe TV callsigns ever were, at least not after WWII. True, each country has its internationally
allocated call letter prefix, so I suppose it's possible that different transmitters have callsigns
assigned to them, but if that is the case, you'll never know that unless you decide to go digging
through obscure engineering records. No-one, not technical personnel, not broadcasters, not
media writers, not amateurs, not TV DXers, not television historians, not the networks
themselves, etc., ever refer to callsigns in Europe. Instead, they will talk about the
station's/network's name as it is known on the air, or if they want to refer to a specific channel
allocation, they'll use the transmitter's name (not the city served by it) and the channel number,
as you can see on this list of key "transmission centers" serving Slovenia:
http://www.rtvslo.si/modload.php?&c_...enu=1053500739
^ You can click on the transmitters' names to see photos.
11-09-2005, 01:35 AM #6
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> > Did BBC Channel 1 ever have call letters? Since "G" can be
> > used there, maybe GBBC-TV perhaps?
>
> While radio call letters were once used in several European
> countries, including the UK, I don't believe TV callsigns
> ever were, at least not after WWII.
Apparently the ITV station/transmitter in London did use the call sign "G9AED" during its
experimental stage. However, that's the only instance I've ever seen of the use of call-signs in the
UK.
(And of course, ITV in London was Associated Rediffusion on weekdays and Associated
Television/ATV on weekends once the service officially began.)
<a target="_blank" href=http://www.sub-tv.co.uk/atvtestcards.asp>http://www.sub-
tv.co.uk/atvtestcards.asp</a>______________
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A couple pf tidbits about the early BBC (was Re: Retro: BBC TV, September 1, 1939)
> > > I mentioned Jasmine Bligh on my
earlier post concerning the BBC on Sept.
1, 1939. Ms. Bligh was one of several
(what the BBC called) "presenters," mostly
female, who acted as hosts, introducing
shows, and so forth. Whether she was the
last person seen on BBC television in '39,
I've not been able to determine. I do
know that she died in 1991, at age 78.
Also, when BBC television returned in 1946,
the Mickey Mouse cartoon that had been stopped

in '39 was run in its entirety, NOT from the
point where it was stopped as legend has it.
It sounds like the BBC already had a fairly
extensive schedule by 9/1/39. Don't forget
that commercial television in the U.S. didn't
start until July 1, 1941, and was virtually
stopped less than six months later, after
Pearl Harbor.
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WANNA SEE BBC-TV recorded in 1938?
Check out this URL, http://www.apts.org.uk/recording.htm
This is a 2 and a half minute snippet of BBC television recorded on THIS side of the "pond". The
sunspot activity was very high at that time, thus with BBC TV transmitting on Channel 1 (around
54 MHz), the propagation was very good...considering. In this little snippet you will see Jasmine
Bligh reading the news of the day. If you watch toward the end of the snippet, you might be able
to distinguish that there is a little bit of a cartoon followed by the BBC Test Card at the end.
ENJOY!
73,
Peter Q. George (K1XRB)
Whitman, Massachusetts
> > > > I mentioned Jasmine Bligh on my
> earlier post concerning the BBC on Sept.
> 1, 1939. Ms. Bligh was one of several
> (what the BBC called) "presenters," mostly
> female, who acted as hosts, introducing
> shows, and so forth. Whether she was the
> last person seen on BBC television in '39,
> I've not been able to determine. I do
> know that she died in 1991, at age 78.
>
> Also, when BBC television returned in 1946,
> the Mickey Mouse cartoon that had been stopped
> in '39 was run in its entirety, NOT from the
> point where it was stopped as legend has it.
>
> It sounds like the BBC already had a fairly
> extensive schedule by 9/1/39. Don't forget
> that commercial television in the U.S. didn't

> start until July 1, 1941, and was virtually
> stopped less than six months later, after
> Pearl Harbor.
> ______________
Whitman, Massachusetts
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Re: WANNA SEE BBC-TV recorded in 1938?
> Check out this URL, http://www.apts.org.uk/recording.htm
>
> This is a 2 and a half minute snippet of BBC television
> recorded on THIS side of the "pond". The sunspot activity
> was very high at that time, thus with BBC TV transmitting on
> Channel 1 (around 54 MHz), the propagation was very
> good...considering. In this little snippet you will see
> Jasmine Bligh reading the news of the day. If you watch
> toward the end of the snippet, you might be able to
> distinguish that there is a little bit of a cartoon followed

> by the BBC Test Card at the end. ENJOY!
>
> 73,
>
> Peter Q. George (K1XRB)
> Whitman, Massachusetts
>
>
Quite a piece of work, if you can see it, and you can
make out Jasmine Bligh and the cartoon, as well as some
guy dressed in military gear. Too bad there's no sound
(at least I didn't have any). Could a freak of nature
make something like this possible today?
>
> > > > > I mentioned Jasmine Bligh on my
> > earlier post concerning the BBC on Sept.
> > 1, 1939. Ms. Bligh was one of several
> > (what the BBC called) "presenters," mostly
> > female, who acted as hosts, introducing
> > shows, and so forth. Whether she was the
> > last person seen on BBC television in '39,
> > I've not been able to determine. I do
> > know that she died in 1991, at age 78.
>>
> > Also, when BBC television returned in 1946,

> > the Mickey Mouse cartoon that had been stopped
> > in '39 was run in its entirety, NOT from the
> > point where it was stopped as legend has it.
>>
> > It sounds like the BBC already had a fairly
> > extensive schedule by 9/1/39. Don't forget
> > that commercial television in the U.S. didn't
> > start until July 1, 1941, and was virtually
> > stopped less than six months later, after
> > Pearl Harbor.
>>
>
11-09-2005, 07:39 PM #10
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Re: WANNA SEE BBC-TV recorded in 1938?
> Quite a piece of work, if you can see it, and you can
> make out Jasmine Bligh and the cartoon, as well as some
> guy dressed in military gear. Too bad there's no sound
> (at least I didn't have any). Could a freak of nature
> make something like this possible today?
At those frequencies, very easily - but only in certain years.

The BBC was using 41.5 MHz (audio carrier) and 45.0 MHz (video carrier) for TV in 1938. When
the sunspot numbers are high, F2 skip (which allows for worldwide communications on
shortwave) is possible up to about 60 MHz.
The sunspots were at the peak of an 11-year cycle in 1938. Therefore communications between
the US and Europe were common (at least, for those with equipment for those frequencies,
which was not common in those days).
Hams who use the 6-meter band experience the same phenomina when sunspots are high,
which they definitely are not right now. The next peak will be somewhere around 2011 or '12.
> > Quite a piece of work, if you can see it, and you can
> > make out Jasmine Bligh and the cartoon, as well as some
> > guy dressed in military gear. Too bad there's no sound
> > (at least I didn't have any). Could a freak of nature
> > make something like this possible today?
>
> At those frequencies, very easily - but only in certain
> years.
>
> The BBC was using 41.5 MHz (audio carrier) and 45.0 MHz
> (video carrier) for TV in 1938. When the sunspot numbers
> are high, F2 skip (which allows for worldwide communications
> on shortwave) is possible up to about 60 MHz.
>
> The sunspots were at the peak of an 11-year cycle in 1938.
> Therefore communications between the US and Europe were

> common (at least, for those with equipment for those
> frequencies, which was not common in those days).
>
> Hams who use the 6-meter band experience the same phenomina
> when sunspots are high, which they definitely are not right
> now. The next peak will be somewhere around 2011 or '12.
>
I remember reading somewhere that shortwave transmissions were
especially clear during the Munich crisis in 1938. H.V. Kaltenborn,
at CBS in New York, was able to hold virtually static-free
conversations with Edward R. Murrow and William L. Shirer in
Europe. However, when the hurricane that nearly destroyed
New England formed, shortwave transmission was lost until someone
at NBC discovered a roundabout route through Cape Town and
Buenos Aires, with a delay of only a few seconds. CBS caught
on to the idea, somewhat begrudgingly (they preferred direct
New York-to-Europe transmissions).
Retro: SW Ontario Mon 4/19/99 (6pm-5am)
from London Free Press
2 WJBK-Fox Detroit * 2b WGRZ-NBC Buffalo * 3 WKYC-NBC Cleveland *
4 WDIV-NBC Detroit * 5 WEWS-ABC Cleveland * 7 WXYZ-ABC Detroit *
7b WKBW-ABC Buffalo * 8 CKNX-NewNet Wingham * 8c WJW-Fox Cleveland *
9 CBET-CBC Windsor * 9t CFTO-CTV Toronto * 10 CFPL-NewNet London *

11 CHCH-ONtv Hamilton * 11t WTOL-CBS Toledo * 12 WICU-NBC Erie *
13 CKCO-CTV Kitchener * 17 WNED-PBS Buffalo * 19 WOIO-CBS Cleveland *
20 WDWB-WB Detroit * 24 WJET-ABC Erie * 25 WVIZ-PBS Cleveland *
29 WUTV-Fox Buffalo * 31 WUHF-Fox Rochester * 35 WSEE-CBS Erie *
43 WUAB-UPN Cleveland * 47 CFMT-Ethnic Toronto * 53 CBLFT-SRC Toronto *
54 WQLN-PBS Erie * 56 WTVS-PBS Detroit * 62 WWJ-CBS Detroit *
66 WFXP-Fox Erie * CBC CBLN-CBC London * CITY CITY-Ind Toronto *
C13 Rogers Cable 13-London * G CIII-Global Toronto * TVO CICA-TVO Toronto
Tried to list infomercial slots; if a station is missing in a time slot, it's likely airing an infomercial!
Note: WKBD-50 (UPN Detroit)listigs start 6pm
Evening
6:00
2-2b-3-4-5-7-7b-8-8c-9-9t-10-11-11t-12-13-19-24-35-CBC-CITY-G News
20 Family Matters
25-54-66 NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
29 Judge Judy
31-47-50 Simpsons
43 Home Improvement
53 Montreal ce soir
62 Seinfeld
C13 Home Project Show
TVO Kratts' Creatures

6:30
2 Cheers
2b-3-4-12 NBC Nightly News
5-7b-24 ABC World News Tonight
11t-19-35 CBS Evening News
11 Canada Tonight
17 NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
29 Judge Judy
31-50 Simpsons
43 Grace Under Fire
47 Frasier
62 Mad About You
C13 Plugged In!
G First National
TVO Stuff
7:00
2 NewsRadio
2b-12-G Entertainment Tonight
3 Hard Copy
4-5-7b-9t-11t-13-35 Wheel of Fortune

8-10 ER
8c Extra
9 Thick & Thin
11 Love Connection
19-CITY Seinfeld
20 Roseanne
43-50 Friends
47 Lois & Clark
53 Cinema "Un president americain"
62 CBS Evening News
66 Simpsons
C13 Political Report
CBC Boys Who Loved Hockey (profile of Sutter family)
TVO Vista
7:30
2 Extra
2b-11-12-62 Hollywood Squares
4-5-7b-9t-11t-13-35 Jeopardy!
8c Real TV
17 As Time Goes By
19-24-31-50 Frasier
20 Taxi
29-43-66 Simpsons
54 Antiques Road Show
56 ITN World News for Public Television
C13 Inside the Rail
CITY Friends
G New Addams Family
8:00
2-8c-9t-13-29-31-66 Melrose Place
2b-3-4-12 Movie "Grumpier Old Men"
5-7-7b-24 20/20
8-10 Buffy the Vampire Slayer
9 Halifax Comedy Fest
11 Suddenly Susan
11t-19-35-62-G Cosby
17-25-54-66 Antiques Roadshow
20 7th Heaven
43-50 Dilbert
47 Studio Aperto
C13 London City Council
CBC This Hour Has 22 Minutes
CITY VIP
TVO Studio 2
8:30
11-11t-19-35-62 King of Queens
43-50 Dilbert
47 Milagros
CBC TBA
G Caroline in the City
9:00
2-8c-9t-13-29-31-66 Ally McBeal
5-7-7b-24 Movie "Swing Vote"
8-10 Mortal Combat: Conquest
9-CBC Life & Times
11-11t-19-35-62 Everybody Loves Raymond
17-25-56 Movie "Troublesome Creek"
20 Rescue 77
43-50 Sentinel
47 Chinese Newsline
CITY Armistead Maupin's More Tales of the City
G Mad About You
TVO Wycliffe
9:30
11-11t-19-35-62 Becker
53 Chroniques de l'etrange
G Two Guys, a Girl & a Pizza Place
10:00
2-8c-31-43-50-66 News
2b-3-4-12 Dateline NBC
8-10 First Wave
9-CBC The National/The Magazine
9t-11t-13-19-35-62 LA Doctors
11 NightMan
20 Roseanne
29 Seinfeld
47 Jerry Springer
53 Le Telejournal/Le Point
G Any Day Now
TVO The Soong Sisters: Destiny's Children
10:30
20 Taxi
25 Seven Crows a Secret
29 Frasier
31 Cheers
50 Sports TV Detroit
56 Dolphin's Image
66 Coach
11:00
2 Cheers
2b-3-4-5-6-6b-8-9-10-11-11t-12-19-24-35-CITY-G News
8c The Nanny
9-CBC National Update
9t-13 CTV News
20 Change of Heart
25-54 Charlie Rose
29-62 Mad About You
43 Roseanne
50 Friends
53 Nouvelles du sport
C13 Plugged In!
TVO Studio 2
11:30
2 M*A*S*H
8c NewsRadio
9-9t-13-CBC News
17 Charlie Rose
20 Love Connection
43 Grace Under Fire
50 Frasier
53 La politque federale
C13 Interstellar
G SportsLine
11:35
2b-3-4-8-10-12 Tonight Show
5-7-7b-24 Nightline
11t-19-35-47-62 Late Show with David Letterman
CITY FashionTelevision
Late Night
Midnight
2 NewsRadio
8c All in the Family
9 TBA
11 Real TV
25 Full Circle with Michael Palin
31 Jenny Jones
66 Ricki Lake
C13 Community Bulletin Board
TVO This Life
12:05
5-7b-9t-13-24 Politically Incorrect
CITY Movie "Home Movies"
G Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist
12:30
8c Mama's Family
11 Change of Heart
29 Cops
43 Martin
12:35
2b-3-8-10-12 Late Night with Conan O'Brien
4 Jenny Jones
5-7 Inside Edition
7b Extra
9t-13 Open Mike with Mike Bullard
11t-35-62 Late Late Show
19 Mad About You
24 Hard Copy
47 Coach
G Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist
12:40
TVO Question Period (Queen's Park or Ottawa?)
1:00
2 Forgive or Forget
8c NewsRadio
11 Judge Joe Brown
20 World Vision
25 Airport
31 Infomercials
43 Change of Heart
50 Living Single
54-56 Movie "Troublesome Creek"
66 Martin
1:05
5 Movie "Onassis: The Richest Man in the World"
9t-13 Infomercials
19 Coach
24 Real TV
G In the Heat of the Night
1:30
8c Real TV
43 Love Connection
50 Martin
66 Living Single
1:35
2b-3-8-10-12 Later with Greg Kinnear
7 Howie Mandel
19 Late Late Show
35 Creflo A. Dollar
47 Major Dad
62 In-Depth Detroit
2:00
2-2b News
20 Movie "American Blue Note"

25 Alien Empire
29 Baywatch
43 Christian Science
50 Infomercials
2:05
3-4-12 Tonight Show
7b The View
8-10 Hard Copy
G Infomercials
2:30
8-10 Emergency!
43 Odd Couple
54 Seven Crows a Secret
56 Dolphin's Image
2:35
2b Infomercials
19 Judge Joe Brown

62 Match Game
3:00
2 People's Court
25 Voices in Democracy
31 Cops
56 Charlie Rose
66 Real TV
TVO SNOOPS
3:05
3 Sunset Beach
4 Tonight Show
5-7b ABC World News Now
7 The View
12 Howie Mandel
19 Judge Mills Lane
3:15
TVO SNOOPS
3:30
2b Tonight Show
25 Voices in Democracy
31 Grace Under Fire
3:35
19 Matlock
3:40
TVO SNOOPS
4:00
2 Newlywed Game
3 Leeza
5 Oprah
8 Forgive or Forget
12 Grace Under Fire
25 Humanities Through the Arts
29 Ricki Lake
43 Empty Nest
54 Movie "Troublesome Creek"

56 Reflections of a Bonehunter
CITY Election '93: A Love Story
TVO Nouvelles a l'ecran
4:05
4:30
2 Dating Game
2b First Business
12 Extra
25 Humanities Through the Arts
43 Empty Nest
CITY CHUM FM 30
TVO Nouvelles a l'ecran
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> CBC CBLN-CBC London
>
> 7:00
> 9 Thick & Thin
> CBC Boys Who Loved Hockey (profile of Sutter family)
>
> 8:00
> 9 Halifax Comedy Fest
> CBC This Hour Has 22 Minutes
> 8:30
> CBC TBA
I wonder why CBET and CBLN had different schedules, especially since they're all "safe" Canadian
series?
> 11:00
> 9 News
> 9-CBC National Update
Misprint, right? Normally at this time, CBET would show "The National" rerun at 11PM, and their
local news after it's over. Since the length of The National's news segment (which precedes "The
Magazine") varies, there are some times in which the local news starts earlier than scheduled.
> Midnight
> 9 TBA
No CBLN listings? Or were they TBA like CBET? Normally, the CBC would show a movie after the
local news.
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> I wonder why CBET and CBLN had different schedules,
> especially since they're all "safe" Canadian series?
-----------
In terms of programming, CBLN always has repeated whatever is on CBLT. I can only think of one
instance in 17 years that CBLN has repeated CBET programming, which was earlier this year for
the Easter Seals Telethon.
> > 11:00
> > 9 News
> > 9-CBC National Update
>
> Misprint, right? Normally at this time, CBET would show "The
> National" rerun at 11PM, and their local news after it's
> over. Since the length of The National's news segment (which
> precedes "The Magazine") varies, there are some times in
> which the local news starts earlier than scheduled.
-----------
I think CBLT ran its late night report at 11:30, but I'm not 100% sure.______________
Retro: SW Ontario Mon 4/19/99 (5am-6pm)
from London Free Press
2 WJBK-Fox Detroit * 2b WGRZ-NBC Buffalo * 3 WKYC-NBC Cleveland *
4 WDIV-NBC Detroit * 5 WEWS-ABC Cleveland * 7 WXYZ-ABC Detroit *
7b WKBW-ABC Buffalo * 8 CKNX-NewNet Wingham * 8c WJW-Fox Cleveland *
9 CBET-CBC Windsor * 9t CFTO-CTV Toronto * 10 CFPL-NewNet London *
11 CHCH-ONtv Hamilton * 11t WTOL-CBS Toledo * 12 WICU-NBC Erie *
13 CKCO-CTV Kitchener * 17 WNED-PBS Buffalo * 19 WOIO-CBS Cleveland *
20 WDWB-WB Detroit * 24 WJET-ABC Erie * 25 WVIZ-PBS Cleveland *
29 WUTV-Fox Buffalo * 31 WUHF-Fox Rochester * 35 WSEE-CBS Erie *
43 WUAB-UPN Cleveland * 47 CFMT-Ethnic Toronto * 53 CBLFT-SRC Toronto *
54 WQLN-PBS Erie * 56 WTVS-PBS Detroit * 62 WWJ-CBS Detroit *
66 WFXP-Fox Erie * CBC CBLN-CBC London * CITY CITY-Ind Toronto *
C13 Rogers Cable 13-London * G CIII-Global Toronto * TVO CICA-TVO Toronto
Tried to list infomercial slots; if a station is missing in a time slot, it's likely airing an infomercial!
Note: Free Press didn't carry weekday daytime listings for WKBD Detroit
Morning
5:00
2b-3-4 NBC News at Sunrise
5-7-7b-24 News
8 Cops
11t-19 First Business
25 Portrait of a Family
29 AgDay
35-66 Shepherd's Chapel
43 Life in the Word
C13 Community Bulletin Board
G Creflo A. Dollar
TVO Studio 2
5:30
2-3-5-7-8c-11t-19-24 News
2b Daybreak
4 News 4 Today
7b Good Morning Western New York
11 James Robison

20 All News Channel
25 Portrait of a Family
35 CBS Morning News
43-G Kenneth Copeland
47 Joyce Meyer
62 First Business
5:55
8-9t-10 News
6:00
2b Daybreak
3-5-8-10-12-13-19-24-35 News
8c News in the Morning
11 Morning Market
25 Voyage of the Mimi
29 Infomercial
31 Boy Meets World
43 Rod Parsley
47 Svitohliad
54 ITV
56 Right on the Money
66 Kenneth Copeland
6:15
25 Voyage of the Mimi
6:30
8-10 Body Tech
9-CBC CBC Morning News
9t-13 Canada AM
12 News
25 World of Nature
29 Sailor Moon
31 Beast Wars
43 Wacky World of Tex Avery
62 CBS Morning News
66 DuckTales
CITY Breakfast Television
G Blue Rainbow
TVO Bookmice
6:45
25 More Books from Cover to Cover
7:00
2b-3-4-12 Today
5-7-7b-24 Good Morning America
8-10 Mr. Men
11t-35-62 CBS This Morning
17 Editors
20 RoboCop
25 Arthur
43 Beast Wars
47 Chinese Business Hour
53 Matin express
54 Sesame Street
56 TBA
G Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog
TVO Noddy
7:30
8-10 Roger's New Reality
17 Inside Washington
20 Beast Wars
25 Zoom
43 Hercules
56 Arthur
G Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension
TVO Country Mouse & City Mouse Adventures

8:00
8-10 Breaker High
8c News
11 HOMEstyle
17 Barney & Friends
19 CBS This Morning
25-54 Arthur
29 Beast Wars
43-66 Doug
47 Mandarin Wide Angle Lens
56 Puzzle Place
C13 Community News
G Popular Mechanics for Kids
TVO Teletubbies
8:30
8-10 New View
9-CBC Arthur
11 Town & Country Ontario
17-25-56 Teletubbies
20 Animaniacs

31 Bullwinkle
43 DuckTales
54 Barney & Friends
66 Hercules
G Care Bears
8:35
TVO Little Star
8:50
TVO Little Bear
9:00
2-29 Forgive or Forget
2b-24 Montel Williams
4-CITY Maury Povich
5-7-7b-9t-13-35 Regis & Kathie Lee
8-10 Body Tech
8c Jerry Springer
9-CBC Rolie Polie Olie
11 Travel Travel
11t Cosby Show
17-56 Sesame Street
19 Roseanne Show
20 Infomercial
25 Big Comfy Couch
43 Bloopy's Buddies
47 People's Court
53 Les 3 mousquetaires
54 Reading Rainbow
62 Judge Mills Lane
66 Newlywed Game
C13 Decorative Painter
G Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show
TVO Polka Dot Shorts
9:10
9-CBC Polka Dot Shorts
9:20
9-CBC Theodore Tugboat
9:30
8-10 Best of Movie Television
9-CBC Wimzie's House
11 On Top of the World
11t Cosby Show

25 Zoboomafoo
31 The Nanny
43 Odd Couple
54 ITV
62 Judge Mills Lane
66 Dating Game
C13 Creative Corner
G World Vision
TVO Triplets
9:35
TVO Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show
10:00
2 Hard Copy
2b-7 Martha Stewart Living
3 Jenny Jones
4-31 Jerry Springer
5 Morning Exhange
7b AM Buffalo
8-10-11t-24 Donny & Marie
8c Ricki Lake
9-CBC Little Bear
9t-13 Gabareau Live!
11 Rosie O'Donnell
12 Maury Povich
19 Match Game
20-43 700 Club
25 Story of Read-Alee-Deed-Alee
29-66 Judge Mills Lane
35 Roseanne Show
47 Montel Williams
53 Liza (host Liza Frulla is now a Cabinet minister)
62 Guiding Light
C13 Daytime
CITY CityLine
10:05
TVO Little Star
10:15
9-CBC Guess What?
10:20
25 Here's How
TVO Little Bear
10:30
2 Real TV
2b-66 Judge Joe Brown
9-CBC Mr. Dressup
17-25 Puzzle Place
19 Match Game
29 Judge Mills Lane
66 Barney & Friends
G 100 Huntley Street
10:50
11:00
2 People's Court
2b Leeza
3 Days of Our Lives
4-47 Jenny Jones
5-9t-13-24 The View
7 Roseanne Show
7t Donny & Marie
8-10 Travel Magazine
8c Maury Povich
9-CBC Sesame Park
11-11t-19-35-62 Price is Right

12 Judge Judy
17 Big Comfy Couch
20 Hawaii Five-O
25 Barney & Friends
29 Real TV
31 Ricki Lake
53 La vraie vie
56 Zoboomafoo
66 Jerry Springer
C13 Behind the Badge
CITY Star Trek: The Next Generation
TVO Noddy
11:30
8-10 1999 Boston Marathon (where did 8/10 get this from?; 8/10 usually aired Leeza at 11, News
at noon, and All My Children at 1)
9-CBC Raccoons
12 Judge Judy
17 Wimzie's House
25-54 Teletubbies
29 Grace Under Fire
56 Wimzie's House
C13 Chef's Table

G Foster Parents Plan
TVO Arthur
Afternoon
Noon
2-3-4-5-6-6b-8-8c-9-10-11-11t-13-19-24-35-CITY News
2b-12 Sunset Beach
9-CBC Midday
17 Charlie Rose
20 Kojak
25 Sesame Street
31 Jenny Jones
43 Change of Heart
53 Le Midi
54 Jewish Cooking in America with Joan Nathan
56 Teletubbies
62 Match Game
66 Ricki Lake
C13 Daytime
G Bynon
TVO Kratt's Creatures
12:30
2 Access Hollywood
4 Jeopardy!
5-7-7b-24 Port Charles
8c Jeffersons
11t-19-35-62 Young & the Restless
43 Love Conncetion
53 Lingo
56 Sesame Street
CITY City Online
TVO Best of Imprint
1:00
2 The Nanny
2b-4-12-G Days of Our Lives
3 Sunset Beach
5-7-7b-24 All My Children
8c Forgive or Forget
9-CBC Pamela Wallin
9t-13 House & Home
11 Movie Show
17 As Time Goes By
20 Love Connection

29-66 700 Club
31 Judge Mills Lane
43 Living Single
47 Pasquale's Kitchen Express
53 Cinema "Il pleut des roses sur Manhattan"
54 ITV
C13 Canadian Club
CITY Movie "Grumpier Old Men"
TVO More to Life
1:30
2 Extra
9t-11t-13-19-35-62 Bold & the Beautiful
11 New World Wine Tour
17 Animal Survivors
20 Change of Heart
31 Judge Joe Brown
43 Empty Nest
47 Cucina Internazionale
2:00
2-8c Donny & Marie
2b-2-4-9t-12-13 Another World
5-7-7b-24 One Life to Live

9-CBC North of 60
11-11t-19-35-62 As the World Turns
17 Eyewitness
20 Three's Company
25 Barney & Friends
43 Roseanne
47 Morning Waves
C13 In Tech
G Town & Country Ontario
TVO Look & Cook with Anne Willan
2:30
8-10 All My Children (normally airs 2pm)
17 America Sews with Sue Hausmann
20 Jonny Quest
25 Noddy
43 Three's Company
C13 Fit & Over 50
G Alfred Hitchcock Presents
TVO Car Care with Mary Bellows

3:00
2 Ricki Lake
2b-CITY Howie Mandel
3 Jenny Jones
4 Montel Williams
5-7-7b-24-G General Hospital
8c Jerry Springer
9-CBC Coronation Street
9t-13 Dini Petty
11 Roseanne Show
11t-19-35 Guiding Light
12 Leeza
17 Theodore Tugboat
25 Arthur
29-31-66 Spider-Man
47 Lasciati Amare
53 La Maison de Ouimzie
54 Sesame Street
56 Zoom
62 Judge Judy
C13 Daytime
TVO Stretch Alive

3:30
8-10 New View
9-CBC Urban Peasant
17-25 Zoboomafoo
20 Histeria
25 (not listed)
29-31-66 Young Hercules
43 Family Matters
53 Rouli-roulotte
56 Wishbone
62 Judge Joe Brown
TVO Chicken Minute
3:45
53 Petite etoile
4:00
2-7t-8c-11-12 Rosie O'Donnell
2b Montel Williams
5-7-9t-11t-13-35 Oprah Winfrey
8-10 News
9-CBC Road to Avonlea
17-25-66 Arthur
19-62 Judge Judy

24 M*A*S*H
25 (not listed)
29-31-66 Power Rangers in Space
43 Boy Meets World
47 Por Amor
53 Woof!
54 Zoboomafoo
C13 In Tech
G Student Bodies
TVO Wombles
4:10
TVO Wacky World of Webster & Whim
4:30
8-10 Breaker High
17-25-54 Wishbone
24 M*A*S*H
29-31-66 Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog
43 Sister, Sister
53 Betes pas betes
56 Barney & Friends

C13 Cardio Hip-Hop
G Young & the Restless
TVO Noddy
5:00
2-2b-3-4-7-7b-8c-11t-12-24 News
3 Montel Williams
8-10 Touched by an Angel
9-CBC Street Cents
9t-13 Home Improvement
11-19-31 Judge Judy
17 Reading Rainbow
20 Full House
25-54 Zoom
29 Ricki Lake
35 Inside Edition
47 Telejornal
53 Watatatow
56 Big Comfy Couch
62 Judge Joe Brown
66 The Nanny
C13 Daytime
TVO Arthur
5:25
56 Nightly Automotive Report
5:30
2-9-11-35-G News
2b Hard Copy
9t-13 Drew Carey
12 Extra
17 Zoom
19 Judge Joe Brown
20 Boy Meets World
24 Frasier
31 Judge Judy
43 Simpsons
47 Sister, Sister
53 La tete de l'emploi
62 Grace Under Fire
66 Mad About You
CBC Simpsons
TVO Country Mouse & City Mouse Adventures

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> 8:30
> 8-10 New View
---------
I remember this short-lived local program, which was hosted by Bruce Williams. Williams used to
host One O'Clock Live on CFPL years ago, then BBS cancelled it when they stripped CFPL of most
non-news local programming. After CHUM bought the station they gave Williams back his own
show, which grew into a live, two-hour morning show known as New Day in the fall of 1999,
which Williams would host from Windsor.
> 8-10 Travel Magazine
---------
A very over-played program on CFPL/CKNX at the time, which was from the late 1980s and was
produced by Vancouver's CBUT. Often used as filler and it had a very annoying theme.
> 8-10 1999 Boston Marathon (where did 8/10 get this from?;
> 8/10 usually aired Leeza at 11, News at noon, and All My
> Children at 1)
---------
Who in the United States had the rights to it that year outside of Boston? Perhaps nobody did
and PL/NX got it directly from WBZ-TV?______________
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> > 8:30
> > 8-10 New View
> ---------
> I remember this short-lived local program, which was hosted
> by Bruce Williams. Williams used to host One O'Clock Live
> on CFPL years ago, then BBS cancelled it when they stripped
> CFPL of most non-news local programming. After CHUM bought
> the station they gave Williams back his own show, which grew
> into a live, two-hour morning show known as New Day in the
> fall of 1999, which Williams would host from Windsor.
>
> > 8-10 Travel Magazine
> ---------
> A very over-played program on CFPL/CKNX at the time, which
> was from the late 1980s and was produced by Vancouver's
> CBUT. Often used as filler and it had a very annoying
> theme.
>
> > 8-10 1999 Boston Marathon (where did 8/10 get this from?;
> > 8/10 usually aired Leeza at 11, News at noon, and All My
> > Children at 1)
> ---------
> Who in the United States had the rights to it that year
> outside of Boston? Perhaps nobody did and PL/NX got it
> directly from WBZ-TV?
>
Sportschannel had the rights in the mid 1990's then ESPN2 showed it for a few years and now
OLN showed it in 2005.
Saint Louis Independent Stations-Tuesday November 4 1986
11-KPLR-Independent
30-KDNL-FOX
5 AM
11 News
5:30
30 Morning Stretch
6 AM
11 Defenders Of The Earth
30 Mork And Mindy
6:30
11 Centurions
7 AM
11 He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe
30 M.A.S.K.
7:30
11 G.I. Joe
30 Thundercats
8 AM
11 Jetsons
30 Flintstones
8:30
11 My Little Pony And Friends

30 Heathcliff
9 AM
11 Challenge Of The Go-Bots
30 700 Club
9:30
11 Family Ties(NBC Daytime)
10 AM
11 Mary Tyler Moore
30 Jim And Tammy
10:30
11 Bob Newhart
11 AM
11 Love Boat
30 Jimmy Swaggart
11:30
30 CNN News
12 NOON
30 Falcon Crest
12:30
11 Movie:Lillies Of The Field(1963)
1 PM
30 Andy Griffith
1:30
30 F-Troop
2 PM
30 Brady Bunch
2:30
11 Popeye
3 PM
11 Dennis The Menace
30 Ghostbusters
3:30
11 Smurfs Adventures
30 Silverhawks
4 PM
11 Rambo
30 Transformers
4:30
11 She-Ra:Princess Of Power
30 Adventures Of The Galaxy Rangers
5 PM
11 Facts Of Life
5:30
11 Silver Spoons
30 Happy Days
6 PM
11 Facts Of Life
30 Gimme A Break
6:30
30 Benson
7 PM
11 Movie:Rocky(1976)
30 Movie:The Alamo(1960)
9:30
11 News
10 PM
11 WKRP In Cincinnati
30 Late Show With Joan Rivers
10:30
11 PM
11 Movie:Breathless(1983)
11:30
30 I Love Lucy
12 MID
30 Perry Mason
1 AM
11 Movie:Old Dracula(1975)
30 Movie:The Thief Who Came To Dinner(1973)
2:40
11 Movier. Phibes Rises Again(1972)
KPLR 11 Saint Louis Wednesday January 11 1995(first day of the WB in St. Louis)
5 AM Head Of The Class
5:30 Captain Planet
6 AM Kenneth Copeland
6:30 Conan The Adventurer
7 AM Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad
7:30 Mighty Max
8 AM Transformers Generation 2
8:30 Sonic The Hedgehog
9 AM Matlock
10 AM Hunter
11 AM Top Cops(two episodes)
12 N Wonder Years
12:30 Night Court
1 PM Richard Bey
2 PM Paid Programming
2:30 Darkwing Duck
3 PM Goof Troop
3:30 Bonkers
4 PM Aladdin
4:30 Saved By The Bell
5 PM Full House
5:30 Growing Pains
6 PM Roseanne
6:30 Cheers
7 PM Wayans Brothers
8 PM Muscle(one hour premiere)
9 PM News
10 PM Roseanne
10:30 Cheers
11 PM In The Heat Of The Night
12 MID Babylon 5
1 AM The Newz
2 AM Paid Programming
3:30 Highway To Heaven
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Questions, if you have access to the newspaper listings for the previous day or week:
1. What did the WB replace in prime time on KPLR?
2. Did KPLR make any changes in its daytime/early fringe programming as a result of adding the
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Re: KPLR 11 Saint Louis Wednesday January 11 1995(first day of the WB in St. Louis)
Questions, if you have access to the newspaper listings for
the previous day or week:

1.What did the WB replace in prime time on KPLR?
Movies or two-hour Matlock episodes
2.Did KPLR make any changes in its daytime/early fringe
programming as a result of adding the WB?
Not much at that point, except:
a sceond episode of Cheers was added at 6:30(a episode was already airing at 10:30)
Reruns of Babylon 5 replaced The Fall Guy at 12 Midnight.
Saved By The Bell moved from 5 PM to 4:30 PM.
Retro: Phoenix Independents (incl. WB and UPN): Mon., 11/4/96
KTVK, Channel 3, Ind., Phoenix:
5:00a First News
6:00 Good Morning Arizona
9:00 Sally Jesse Raphael
10:00 Maury Povich
11:00 Today Arizona
12:00 Scoop with Sam and Dorothy
1:00 Rolonda
2:00 Jerry Springer
3:00 Oprah Winfrey

4:00 Inside Edition
5:00 Good Evening Arizona
7:00 Jeopardy!
8:00 Deep Space Nine
9:00 Simpsons
9:30 Mad About You
10:00 Tonight Arizona
10:35 Hard Copy
12:05a American Journal
12:35 Oprah Winfrey
1:35 Court TV: America's Courts
2:05 Jerry Springer
4:00 Headline News
KUTP, Channel 45, UPN, Phoenix:
5:30a Infomercial
6:00 Garfield
6:30 Mega Man

7:00 The Mask
7:30 Beast Wars
8:00 Samurai Pizza Cats
8:30 Captain Simian
9:00 700 Club
10:30 Judge Judy
11:00 Richard Bey
1:00 News Scope
2:00 Step by Step
3:00 Darkwing Duck
3:30 Gargoyles
4:00 Alladin
4:30 Timon & Pumbaa
5:00 Full House
5:30 Fresh Prince
6:00 Roseanne
6:30 Roseanne
7:00 In the House
8:00 Goode Behavior
8:30 Sparks

10:00 Cops
11:30 Baywatch
12:30a Infomercials
2:00 Movie: A Promise to Keep
4:00 Movie: The Last Innocent Man
KASW, Channel 61, WB, Phoenix:
5:00a Hoover's Place
5:30 Flintstones
6:00 Pink Panther
6:30 Masked Rider
7:00 Animaniacs
7:30 Bobby's World
8:30 B.R.U.N.O. the Kid
9:30 Bewitched
10:00 Happy Days
11:00 Doogie Howser, M.D.
11:30 Brady Bunch
12:00 Little House on the Prarie
1:00 Little House on the Prarie

2:00 Blossom
2:30 Bugs 'n' Daffy
3:30 Batman & Robin
4:00 BeetleBorgs
4:30 Power Rangers
5:00 Family Matters
6:00 Mad about You
6:30 Simpsons
7:00 7th Heaven
8:00 Savannah
9:00 NewsNight [produced by KTVK]
10:00 Martin
10:30 Mama's Family
11:30 Hunter
12:30a Infomercial
1:00 Bonanza
2:00 Gunsmoke
3:00 Movie: Angels of the City
KUSK, Channel 7, Ind., Prescott [seen in Phoenix on LPTV Channel 55 and on cable]:
5:30a First Business
6:00 Headline News
7:00 Gerbert
7:30 Field Trip
8:00 700 Club
9:00 Sam Steiger Show
10:00 Tonya Mock
10:30 Many Facets of Crafting
11:00 Headline News
11:30 Infomercial
12:00 Movie: Held for Ransom
1:30 Infomercial
2:00 Home Shoppers' Spree
4:30 Western Theatre
5:00 Tonya Mock
5:30 American Times
6:00 Topper
6:30 Headline News
6:55 Take Five
7:00 Movie: Paris Holiday
9:00 Headline News
9:25 Take Five
9:30 America's Outdoor Journal

10:00 Infomercials
12:00a Home Shoppers' Spree
3:00 Movie: Tomboy
4:30 Western Theatre
(adapted from TV Guide)
Retro: North Carolina 50 years ago today, Saturday, November 12, 1955
I've posted the primetime part of this
before, but I'm going to put
up the entire day anyway. From the
Greensboro Daily News. Only WITN/7 Greenville/
New Bern/Washington and WLOS/13 Asheville are missing.
9:30 Little Rascals
9:45 Barker Bill
10 AM Andy's Gang
10:30 Buffalo Bill Jr.
11 AM Captain Midnight
11:30 Tales Of The Texas Rangers
12 N Big Top
1 PM Sky King
1:30 John Wayne

2:30 Theater (no idea of complete title)
4 PM Lassie
4:30 Football (don't know if a highlights
show or a scoreboard show)
5 PM Disneyland
6:30 Beat The Clock
7 PM Ethel Barrymore Theater
7:30 Studio 57
8 PM Stage Show
8:30 Honeymooners
9:30 It's Always Jan
10 PM Gunsmoke
11 PM Red Skelton
11:30 Saturday Night Jamboree
12:30 News
8:55 Mr. Wizard
9:25 Pet Show

10 AM Andy's Gang
11 AM Buffalo Bill Jr.
11:30 Tales Of The Texas Rangers
12 N Big Top
1 PM Roy Rogers
1:30 TBA
2 PM Football (live game, teams not given)
5 PM TBA
6:30 Big Town
7:30 Beat The Clock
8 PM Stage Show
8:30 Honeymooners
10 PM Gunsmoke
11 PM Telenews
11:15 Late Show

6 PM Big Picture
6:30 Quill
7 PM Policy (foreign?)
7:30 Plains
8 PM People (nothing else)
3:30 Western
4:30 Zoo Parade
5 PM Sunday School
5:15 Message (some sort of religious program)
5:30 Mr. Wizard
6 PM Big Top
7 PM News
7:15 Scoreboard
7:30 The Lineup
8 PM Grand Ole Opry (ABC version, and not
the syndicated Stars Of The Grand Ole
Opry)
9:30 Sandy Brothers
10 PM George Gobel
11 PM Giants 1953
11:30 Wrestling
10:30 Kiddies (nothing else)
11 AM Andy's Gang
11:30 Buffalo Bill Jr.
12 N Big Top
1 PM News
1:15 Farming
1:30 T.B. Seals
1:45 Boy Scouts
2 PM Theater
3:30 St. Mary's (nothing else)
4 PM Roller Derby
4:30 Playhouse (nothing else)
5 PM Wrestling
6 PM Film
6:30 Down Home
7 PM Cisco Kid
8 PM Stage Show
8:30 Honeymooners

10 PM Gunsmoke
11 PM Lawrence Welk
12 M Salad Mixer (an early infomercial)
12 N Mr. Wizard
12:30 Christophers
1 PM What's Your Trouble? (Norman
Vincent Peale)
1:15 Round-Up
3:15 World (nothing else)
3:30 Round-Up
4:30 Bermuda (possibly a travel film)
5 PM Too Young (nothing else)
5:30 Big Picture
6 PM Scoreboard
6:15 World (nothing else)
6:30 Community
7 PM Star Tonight
7:30 Crusade In Europe
8 PM Perry Como
9:30 Jimmy Durante

10 PM George Gobel
11 PM Country Style
12 M News
12:05 Previews
WSJS (WXII) Ch. 12 Winston-Salem (NBC)
11 AM Music
11:10 News
11:30 Mr. Wizard
12 N Roy Rogers
12:30 Feature
2 PM Football
3 PM Christophers
3:30 Big Picture
4 PM Football
4:05 Matinee
5 PM Scores
5:05 Mr. Wizard
5:30 Comics
5:55 Scores
6 PM Melody Boys
7 PM Sherlock Holmes
7:30 Big Surprise
8 PM Perry Como
9:30 Jimmy Durante
10 PM George Gobel
11 PM Movie
12 M News Final
WTOB Ch. 26 Winston-Salem (ABC)
5:25 News
5:30 Hodgepodge
6 PM Big Picture
6:30 Hoedown
7:30 Ozark Jubilee
9 PM Lawrence Welk
10 PM Tomorrow's Careers
10:30 Wrestling
11 AM Western
12 N Big Top
1 PM Western
2 PM Movie
3:15 Wonderland
3:45 Theater
5 PM Wrestling
6 PM This Is The Life
6:30 Saturday Lucy Show (I Love
Lucy reruns)
7:30 Beat The Clock
8 PM Ozark Jubilee
9:30 "28" Presents
10 PM Gunsmoke
10:30 Curtain Call
Retro: San Francisco, Friday, July 29, 1960
KTVU 2
AM
11:30 Jet Jackson (old Captain Midnight shows with Jet Jackson dubbed in)
PM
12 Short Story
12:30 Paul Coates
1 Burns and Allen
2 Movie: The Go-Getter
3:30 Topper
4 Captain Satellite
5 Three Stooges
6 Amos n Andy
6:30 Jeffs Collie
7 Ben Alexander Show
8 Silent Service
8:30 Wrestling
9:30 Charterboat
10 News
10:30 Sherwood As Is
11 Movie: Men In Grey
KRON 4 (NBC)
AM
7 Today
9 Playhouse
9:30 Play Your Hunch
10 Price Is Right (color)
10:30 Concentration
11:30 It Could Be You (color)
PM
12 Queen For a Day
12:30 Loretta Young
1 Young Dr. Malone
1:30 From These Roots
2 Thin Man
2:30 Movie: Monte Carlo Baby
3:30 Movie: Convicted
4:30 Bozo The Clown
5 Popeye
6 News
6:15 NBC News
6:30 Assignment Four
7 Border Patrol
7:30 Cimarron City
8:30 Wichita Town
9 Play Your Hunch
9:30 Masquerade Party (color)
10 Moment of Fear (color) starring William Shattner
11 News
11:15 Best Of Paar
1A Almanac
KPIX (5)
AM
6:30 Books And Man
6:45 Dimensions
7 Captain Kangaroo; News
8 News
8:30 Life of Riley
9 Adventure School
9:30 Video Village
10 I Love Lucy
10:30 Clear Horizon
11 Love of Life
11:45 Guiding Light
PM
12 Noonday News
12:30 Brighter Day
12:45 Secret Storm
1 Edge of Night
2 Full Circle
2:30 Art Linkletter
3 Millionaire
4 Dance Party
5:30 Movie: Red Menace

7 News
7:15 CBS News
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 Hotel de Paree
9 Video Village
9:30 December Bride
10 Twilight Zone
10:30 Person to Person
11 News
11:15 Movie: Old Fashioned Way
12:30 Movie: Saint In New York
KGO-TV 7 (ABC)
AM
8:30 Liberace
9 Jack LaLanne
9:30 Romper Room
10:30 Joan Davis Show
11 Its A Great Life
11:30 Ray Milland Show
PM
12 Restless Gun
12:30 Love That Bob
1 About Faces
1:30 Divorce Hearing

2 Day In Court
2:30 Gale Storm
3 Beat The Clock
3:30 Who Do You Trust?
4 American Bandstand
5 Rin Tin Tin
5:30 Movie: Final Hour
6:30 News
6:45 ABC News
7 Trackdown
7:30 Walt Disney
9 77 Sunset Strip
10 Detectives
10:30 Black Saddle
11 Movie: Green Dolphin Street
KQED 9
PM
4 200 Years Of Woodwinds
6 Music For Young People
6:30 Portrait in Music
7 Heredity
7:30 French
8 Redmens America
8:30 Music Festival
9:30 Resources and National Security
10 World Report
10:15 Religions of Man
KNTV 11 San Jose (ABC)
AM
11 News; Industry on Parade
PM
12 Restless Gun
12:30 Love That Bob
1 About Faces
2 Day In Court
2:30 Gale Storm Show
3 Beat The Clock
3:30 Who Do You Trust?
4 American Bandstand
5 Three Stooges
5:30 Rin Tin Tin
6 Record Hop; News
7 Badge 714
7:30 Walt Disney

9 77 Sunset Strip
10 Detectives
10:30 News; Movie: Thrill of Brazil
Retro Schedule: Detroit/Windsor Feb. 15, 1971 (UHF Stations)
Once again, from TV Guide Detroit Edition: Monday, February 15, 1971
(C)-Indicates Color Program
WKBD-TV [50]
11AM ASTRO BOY
11:30 KIMBA, THE WHITE LION (C)
12:00 THE ALVIN SHOW (C)
12:30 GALLOPING GOURMET (C)
1:00 MOVIE-"Lucky to be a Woman" (1957)
3:30 CAPTAIN DETROIT (C)
4:00 THE THREE STOOGES
4:30 THE ADDAMS FAMILY
5:00 LOST IN SPACE (C)
6:00 THE FLINTSTONES (C)
6:30 THE MUNSTERS
7:00 I LOVE LUCY
7:30 STAR TREK
8:30 DAVID FROST (C)

10:00 PERRY MASON
11:00 MOVIE-"Cry Wolf" (1947)
WTVS [56]
9:15AM CLASSROOM-Education
10:00 SESAME STREET (C)
11:00 CLASSROOM
11:15 MR. ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (C)
12:05 CLASSROOM
2:00 MAGGIE-Exercise
2:30 JULIA CHILD
3:00 SPEAKING FREELY (C)
5:00 MR. ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (C)
5:30 YOUR RIGHT TO SAY IT (C)
6:00 MAKING THINGS GROW
6:30 WHAT'S NEW (C)
7:00 KUKLA, FRAN, & OLLIE (C)
7:30 BLACK, BROWN, RED, YELLOW, AND...REPORT
8:00 WORLD PRESS REVIEW (C)
9:00 REALITIES-Debate (C)
10:00 TURNED ON CRISIS (C)
WXON-TV [62]
(Signed on at 5pm)
5PM BUGS BUNNY (C)
6:30 MY FRIEND FLICKA (C)
7:00 MOVIE-"Diary of a High School Bride" (1959)
9:00 MOVIE-"Horrors of the Black Museum" (1959)
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> WTVS [56]
>
> 9:15AM CLASSROOM-Education
> 10:00 SESAME STREET (C)
> 11:00 CLASSROOM

> 11:15 MR. ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (C)
> 12:05 CLASSROOM
Remember when TVG would actually list in-school programming as "Classroom", instead of
merely listing it as a disclaimer on the "Channels Listed" page?
> WXON-TV [62]
>
> (Signed on at 5pm)
>
The year before, WXON would sign on at 3:30PM, with a program called "C-Sharp", which was a
couple of young hosts presenting old film clips set to the lastest pop music -- practically the
proto-Music Videos. Apparently, WXON opted for a later sign on, as they wanted all the kids
home to watch their programming (at 3:30m the kids are either at school or in transit).
The following year (1972), WXON (now WDWB) would move to ch.20 after acquiring WJMY
ch.20, which never went on the air (except for a test broadcast in 1968, consisting only of their
calls and COL). Ch.62 would be re-occupied by WGPR (now the new WWJ) in 1975.
Retro Schedule: Detroit/Windsor Feb. 15, 1971
Dedicated to bierkenstock:
TV Guide: Detroit Edition-Monday, February 15, 1971 PART 1
(C)-Indicates Color Program
Detroit
[2] WJBK (CBS)

[4] WWJ-TV (NBC)
[7] WXYZ-TV (ABC)
[50] WKBD-TV (Ind.)
[56] WTVS (PBS)
[62] WXON-TV (Ind.)
Windsor, Ont.
[9] CKLW-TV (CBC)
WJBK-TV [2]
6:25AM ON THE FARM SCENE (C)
6:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER (C)
7:00 CARTOON CARNIVAL (C)
7:30 TV-2 EYEWITNESS NEWS (C)
9:00 MR. ED
9:30 THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES
10:00 FAMILY AFFAIR (C)
10:30 PHIL DONAHUE (C)
11:30 LOVE OF LIFE (C)
12:25 FASHIONS (C)
12:30 MOVIE GAME (C)
1:00 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (C)

1:30 AS THE WORLD TURNS (C)
2:00 WHERE THE HEART IS (C)
2:25 CBS NEWS (C)
2:30 GUIDING LIGHT (C)
3:00 THE SECRET STORM (C)
3:30 EDGE OF NIGHT (C)
4:00 GOMER PYLE, USMC (C)
4:30 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW (C)
6:30 CBS EVENING NEWS-Cronkite (C)
7:00 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C)
7:30 GUNSMOKE (C)
8:30 HERE'S LUCY (C)
9:00 MAYBERRY, RFD (C)
9:30 DORIS DAY (C)
10:00 CAROL BURNETT SHOW (C)
11:30 DOUBLE FEATURE-Where The Bullets Fly (1966)/Man or Beast (1960)
3:00 NEWS, WEATHER UPDATE (C)
WWJ-TV [4]
6:30AM CLASSROOM
7:00 TODAY (C)
9:00 VIRGINIA GRAHAM-Women (C)

10:00 DINAH SHORE-Variety (C)
10:30 CONCENTRATION (C)
11:00 SALE OF THE CENTURY (C)
11:30 THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (C)
12:00 JEOPARDY! (C)
12:30 NEWS 4 (C)
1:00 ANOTHER WORLD IN SOMERSET (C)
1:30 JOE GARAGIOLA'S MEMORY GAME (C)
2:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (C)
2:30 THE DOCTORS (C)
3:00 ANOTHER WORLD (C)
3:30 BRIGHT PROMISE (C)
4:00 WILD, WILD WEST (C)
5:00 GEORGE PIERROT-Travel (C)
6:00 NEWS 4 (C)
6:30 NBC NEWS (C)*
7:00 NEWS 4 (C)
7:30 PROFILES IN BLACK (Preempts Red Skelton)
8:00 ROWAN & MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN (C)
9:00 BOB HOPE SPECIAL (C)
10:00 GOLDIE HAWN SPECIAL (C)
11:00 NEWS 4 (C)
11:30 TONIGHT SHOW (C)
1:00 NEWS UPDATE (C)

WXYZ-TV [7]
7AM TV COLLEGE
7:30 THE RIFLEMAN
8:00 BOB HYNES-Variety (C)
9:30 MANTRAP (C)
10:00 MOVIE-"Peggy" (1950)
11:30 THAT GIRL (C)
12:00 BEWITCHED (C)
12:30 WORLD APART (C)
1:00 ALL MY CHILDREN (C)
1:30 LET'S MAKE A DEAL (C)
2:00 THE NEWLYWED GAME (C)
2:30 THE DATING GAME (C)
3:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL (C)
3:30 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (C)
4:00 DARK SHADOWS (C)
4:30 THE 4:30 MOVIE-"The Horizontal Lieutenant" (1962)
6:00 WXYZ-TV NEWS (C)
6:30 ABC EVENING NEWS (C)
8:00 THE NEWLYWED GAME (C)
8:30 REEL GAME (C)
9:00 ABC MOVIE OF THE WEEK-"The St. Valentine's Day Massacre" (1967)
11:30 DICK CAVETT SHOW (C)
1:00 NEWS UPDATE
CKLW-TV [9]
7:20 NEWS
7:30 UNCLE BOBBY-Children (C)
8:00 ONTARIO SCHOOLS-Education
10:30 THE FRIENDLY GIANT-Children
11:00 BOZO-Children (C)
12:00 TAKE 30-Women
12:30 WOMAN'S WORLD (C)
1:00 MOVIE-"Nightmare in Chicago" (1967)
3:00 CANDID CAMERA
3:30 BOZO (C)
4:30 FLIPPER (C)
5:00 GET SMART (C)
5:30 DICK VAN DYKE
6:00 IT TAKES A THIEF (C)
7:00 THE SAINT (C)
8:00 HERE COME THE '70s-Talk (C)
8:30 NASHVILLE NORTH-Variety (C)
9:00 CBC NEWS (C)
9:30 FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE (C)

10:00 NATURE OF THINGS (C)
10:30 MAN AT THE CENTER (C)
11:00 NEWS (C)
11:30 MOVIE-"Theater of Death" (1967) (C)
1:30 JURY TRIALS-Drama (C)
*Had Huntley retired by then?
UHF STATIONS IN PART 2
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> WJBK-TV [2]
>
> 12:00 TV-2 EYEWITNESS NEWS (C)
> 12:25 FASHIONS (C)
My guess was that this is supposed to be Lucille Rivers' "Fashions in Sewing", wasn't it?
>
> CKLW-TV [9]
>
> 7:20 NEWS
> 7:30 UNCLE BOBBY-Children (C)
> 8:00 ONTARIO SCHOOLS-Education
> 10:30 THE FRIENDLY GIANT-Children
> 11:00 BOZO-Children (C)
> 12:00 TAKE 30-Women
Was "Mr. Dressup" a daily program by 1971? Or didn't CKLW just not clear it?
Apparently, CKLW also didn't clear "Sesame Street", which began its CBC run in 1970.
> 8:00 HERE COME THE '70s-Talk (C)
> 8:30 NASHVILLE NORTH-Variety (C)
Both of these were CTV programs that CKLW picked up. Some CTV shows would be part of ch.9's
schedule into the early-1980s -- even after 1975, when ch.9 became a CBC O&O as CBET, and
CKCO opens ch.42 for Sarnia and Windsor.
> 9:00 CBC NEWS (C)
> 11:00 NEWS (C)
Was CBC's "The National" a half-hour program at 9PM at this time? I always thought "The
National" was 20 minutes at 11PM until 1982 (and if so, not cleared by CKLW in 1971). If "The
National" was not cleared by CKLW, this could be the weekly "CBC Newsmagazine".Edited by rugrats1 on 11/14/05 04:37 AM.
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Stitch took us back to Detroit (including Windsor) on February 15th, 1971:
> WWJ-TV [4]
> 6:30 NBC NEWS (C)*
He then asked:
> *Had (Chet) Huntley retired by then?
Yes. Chet Huntley's last broadcast as NBC's co-anchor was the previous July. I do know that for a
short time thereafter, NBC rotated John Chancellor, David Brinkley, and Frank McGee as "Nightly
News" anchors. Usually, any one or two of them were anchoring on a typical evening; I don't
think all three ever appeared together on the same night.
I don't know if Chancellor had become the solo weeknight anchor as early as February, 1971. If
he wasn't, he did become solo weeknight anchor within a few months.
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> I don't know if Chancellor had become the solo weeknight
> anchor as early as February, 1971. If he wasn't, he did
> become solo weeknight anchor within a few months.
>
Though Brinkley would stay on to do commentary at the end of the newscast. Both John and
David would share the anchordesk by the late-1970s.
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> Though Brinkley would stay on to do commentary at the end of
> the newscast. Both John and David would share the anchordesk
> by the late-1970s.
I believe David Brinkley's return to the anchor desk to share it with Chancellor came in the
Spring of 1976, and was the result of several major TV critics praising the team's work co-
anchoring NBC's coverage of the Iowa caucus and the New Hampshire primary early that year.
I think Chancellor and Brinkley were together as co-anchors from the Spring of 1976 until the
Summer of 1979.
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> Was "Mr. Dressup" a daily program by 1971? Or didn't CKLW
> just not clear it?
"Mr. Dressup" debuted on the CBC on Monday February 13, 1967 at 11AM as a daily program.
Which means they[CKLW] might've pre-empt it during the shows' run.
IIRC CKLW didn't carry some of the CBC schedule until the CBC took over the station from RKO.
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> > 12:25 FASHIONS (C)
>>
> >My guess was that this is supposed to be Lucille Rivers' "Fashions in Sewing", wasn't it?
"FASHIONS" was all TV Guide listed, though you're probably correct.
> > 9:00 CBC NEWS (C)
> > 11:00 NEWS (C)
>
> Was CBC's "The National" a half-hour program at 9PM at this
> time? I always thought "The National" was 20 minutes at 11PM
> until 1982 (and if so, not cleared by CKLW in 1971). If "The
> National" was not cleared by CKLW, this could be the weekly
> "CBC Newsmagazine".
>
I should have put the actual listing, which reads as follows:
9:00 NEWS-West/Conacher (C)
The TV Guide listed this program for the entire week. There was no weekend listing (Hockey ran
on Saturday, and a program called "Manipulator" ran at 9pm Sunday).
The 11pm simply read "News", also in Color (well, technically it was News, Weather, and Sports).
The 'editorial comment' in the form of the local news branding was via research and particularly,
print ads in the issue from WJBK and WXYZ. Each listing for local news read "NEWS" or "NEWS,
WEATHER, & SPORTS".
Off topic-but another print ad in that edition from WTOL featured the new "Eyewitness News".
Though others I've talked to never recalled WTOL actually using that branding (unless it was used
for such a short time that no one remembers it). I'll try to have Toledo listings from that issue up
in a later date.
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> > > 12:25 FASHIONS (C)
>>>
> > >My guess was that this is supposed to be Lucille Rivers'
> "Fashions in Sewing", wasn't it?
>
> "FASHIONS" was all TV Guide listed, though you're probably
> correct.
>
> It's possible that this is Lucille Rivers' show, since
it was on in 1971, but I recall that it lasted 10 minutes;
WGHP/8 Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point used to run it
from 10:50-11 AM, following the morning movie and before
Bewitched (which was delayed from 12 Noon because of local
news). Atlanta's Channel 11 ran it from 12:20-12:30 for a
time in 1972. The TV Guide listing in this part of the
country always read "LUCILLE RIVERS--Sewing."
>
>
Retro:Cleveland/Northern Ohio, Erie, Pa. Thursday, November 25, 1965
Thanksgiving Day Listings, Courtesy TV Guide:
Channels
3 WKYC-TV NBC Cleveland
5 WEWS ABC Cleveland
8 WJW-TV CBS Cleveland
11 WTOL CBS/NBC Toledo
12 WICU NBC/ABC Erie, Pa.
13 WSPD-TV ABC/NBC Toledo
21 WFMJ-TV NBC Youngstown
25 WVIZ NET Cleveland
27 WKBN-TV CBS Youngstown
33 WYTV ABC Youngstown
35 WSEE CBS Erie, Pa.
49 WAKR-TV ABC Akron
6:20
3 News
6:25
3 Farm Fare
6:30
3 Educational Exchange
6:45
12 Rex Humbard
7AM
3-12-21 Today-COLOR
7:10
8 News
7:15
8 Rex Humbard
7:25
3 What's Doing?-Linn Sheldon
13 Farm Report
7:30
3-13 Today-COLOR
8-27-35 CBS Morning News-Mike Wallace
11 Cartoon Carnival-Cartoons
7:55
8-27-35 Local News
8AM
33 Barney Bean-Children
8:30
11 Movie-Have Rocket Will Travel 1959
(Special today only: Normally 9AM Romper Room 9:30 Mr. T's Morning Show)
33 King Leonardo And Odie
8:40
5 News
8:45
5 Cartoons
33 Movie-Dialing For Dollars Theater:The Senator Was Indiscreet 1948
9AM
3 Mike Douglas-Co Host Milton Berle with Heloise and The Four Tops
8 Franz The Toymaker-COLOR
12 Jack LaLanne
13 Movie:Barbary Coast Gent 1944
21 Cartoons
27 Romper Room-Miss Rosemary

35 A Time For Us-Serial-ABC
9:30
5 Romper Room-Miss Barbara
12 General Hospital-ABC
21 People's Choice-Jackie Cooper
27 Cartoon Carnival
35 Nurses-ABC
9:55
8 News-Howard Hoffman
10AM
3-11-12-21 Macy's Thanksgiving Parade-Lorne Greene, Betty White-The Famous Underdog

Balloon Makes its debut this year-SPECIAL-COLOR
5 Paige Palmer
8-27-35 Thanksgiving Parades-SPECIAL
Macy's-New York-Arthur Godfrey, Bess Myerson
Gimbel's-Philadelphia-Bud Collyer
J.L. Hudson-Detroit Marilyn Van Derbur, Frank Gifford
Eaton's-Toronto-Jack Linkletter (Taped Highlites)
33 TV Bingo
49 Operation Alphabet
10:30
5 Junior Clubhouse
13 Donna Reed
33 Never Too Young
49 Ed Allen-Exercise
11AM
5 Alan Douglas-Talk
13-33-49 Young Set-Phyllis Kirk Discussion
11:30
5 Young Marrieds-Serial
12PM
3-12-21 Underdog-SPECIAL-COLOR (Pre-Empts Jeopardy)
5 News
8-27-35 NFL Football-Baltimore Colts At Detroit Lions-COLOR
Frank Gifford, Pat Summerall
11 Movie-Broken Lance 1954-COLOR
13 Ben Casey
33-49 Donna Reed
12:15
5 Noon Show-Captain Penny

12:30
3-12-21 Let's Play Post Office-COLOR
33-49 Father Knows Best
12:55
3-12-21 NBC News-Frank McGee
1PM
3 Three On The Town-COLOR
5 Merv Griffin-Moved from 3:30 for the Holiday-preempts Ben Casey on 5
12 Garden And Farm
13 Mike Douglas
21 Local News
33-49 Ben Casey
1:15
21 Kitchen Corner
1:30
3-11-12-21 College Football-COLOR Oklahoma/Nebraska
2PM
5-33-49 Nurses
2;30
5-13-33-49 A Time For Us
8-27-35 House Party-Linkletter (Notes that the show may be Pre-empted)
2:55
5-13-33-49 ABC News-Marlene Sanders
3PM
5-13-33-49 General Hospital
8-27-35 To Tell The Truth
3:25
8-27-35 CBS News
3:30
5 Comedy Clubhouse-COLOR (Normally 5PM)
8 Aladdin's Lamp SPECIAL COLOR
13 Nurses
27-35 Edge Of Night
33-49 Young Marieds
4PM
13-33 Where The Action Is
27-35 Secret Storm
49 Never Too Young

4:30
3-12-21 AFL Football-Buffalo Bills At San Diego Chargers-COLOR
Curt Gowdy, Paul Christman
5 High School Big Bands-SPECIAL-Bands from Parma, Euclid, Cleveland West Tech and Massillon
are featured.
11 Movie-Right Cross 1950
13 Movie-At Gunpoint 1955
27 Movie-Carnival Story 1954
33 Mike Douglas
35 Cartoons
49 Where The Action Is
4:45
35 Movie-Poor Little Rich Girl 1936
5PM
5-33-49 Sammy Davis Jr. SPECIAL-COLOR "The Wonderful World Of Children
8 Adventure Road-Jim Doney-COLOR
6PM
5 Rocky And His Friends
8 City Camera News-Doug Adair, Joel Daly, Ken Coleman Bob "Noulihan" Wells
13-27 News
25 What's New
33 Movie-Belle Starr 1941

49 Professor Jack-Children
6:15
5 ABC News-Peter Jennings
11 Wally Gator-Cartoon
35 Weather, News
49 Sea Hunt
6:30
5 High School Football (Highlights)
8-27-35 CBS News-Cronkite
11 Woody Woodpecker-COLOR
25 Managers In Action
6:45
13 ABC News-Jennings
49 Professor Jack Continues
6:55
49 Sports-Bob Wylie
7PM
5 News-Boill Jorgenson
8 Zorro (Disney)
11 News-Ward, Saunders
13-27 Rifleman (Syndicated-Different Episodes)
25 National Symphony
35 Jesse James-ABC
49 News
7:15
49 Women's Page
7:20
5 Dorothy Fuldheim
7:30
3-12-21 Daniel Boone-COLOR
5-13-33 Shindig
8-11-27-35 Munsters
49 High School Football-Taped Highlights of the Akron City Championship Traditionally played on
Thanksgiving Day for many years
8PM
5-13-33 Donna Reed
8-11-27-35 Gilligan's Island-COLOR
25 Negro People-History
8:30
3-12-21 Music By Cole Porter-SPECIAL/COLOR (Pre-empts Laredo)
5-13-33 OK Crackerby-COLOR
8-11-27-35 My Three Sons-COLOR
25 Legacy-History
9PM
5-13-33-49 Bewitched
8-11-27-35 Movie-Mysterious Island 1961 COLOR
25 French Chef-Julia Child
9:30
3-12-21 Mona McCluskey-COLOR
5-13-33-49 Peyton Place
25 Heritage-Discussion
10PM
3-12-21 Dean Martin-COLOR
5-13-33 First Lady's White House Tour-SPECIAL/COLOR Pre-Empts Long Hot Summer
49 Donna Reed (Moved from 8PM because Of Football Game)
10:30
49 OK Crackerby (Moved from 8:30 PM)
11PM
3 News-COLOR Virgil Dominic
5 News-Tom Field
8 News-Adair, Daly
11-12-13-21-27-33-35-49 News
11:10
5 Sports-Paul Wilcox
8 Sports-John Fitzgerald
11:15
3 Weather-COLOR Wally Kinnan
8 Weather-COLOR Bob "Houlihan" Wells
35 Movie-The Blue Veil 1951
49 Movie-Love Lottery 1954
11:20
3 Sports COLOR Jim Graner
5 Dorothy Fuldheim
8 Movie-The Lady Eve 1941
27 Movie-To The Victor 1948
11:25
33 Movie Belle Starr 1941
11:30
3 Movie-Fort Osage 1952
5-12-13-21 Johnny Carson-COLOR
11 Movie-Holiday Inn 1942

1AM
5-21-33-49 News
1:05
3 Bilko (Phil Silvers Show)
1:15
8 Movie-Happy Go Lucky 1942
1:35
3 Educational Exchange
2:05
3 News
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Re: Retro:Cleveland/Northern Ohio, Erie, Pa. Thursday, November 25, 1965
Tim Lones takes us back to Cleveland (and northern Ohio) on Thanksgiving Day 1965:
> 9AM
> 3 Mike Douglas-Co Host Milton Berle with Heloise and The
> Four Tops

This was shortly after the show moved to Philadelphia; I thought that in it's Cleveland days,
"Mike Douglas" was broadcast live at 12:30 P.M.
> 10AM
> 3-11-12-21 Macy's Thanksgiving Parade-Lorne Greene, Betty
> White-The Famous Underdog Balloon Makes its debut this
> year-SPECIAL-COLOR
I seem to recall Greene and White were hosts for NBC's coverage of the Macy's Parade well into
(and perhaps through?) the 1970's.
> 8-27-35 Thanksgiving Parades-SPECIAL
> Macy's-New York-Arthur Godfrey, Bess Myerson
> Gimbel's-Philadelphia-Bud Collyer
> J.L. Hudson-Detroit Marilyn Van Derbur, Frank Gifford
> Eaton's-Toronto-Jack Linkletter (Taped Highlites)
An interesting move by CBS. I don't know how their "Thanksgiving Day Parade Jubilee" (as it was
known as for many years) got started, but I suspect it was because at first, CBS did only the
Macy's parade and got creamed by NBC in the ratings. CBS probably thought "Hey, there are also
Thanksgiving Day parades in Philadelphia and Detroit as well as in New York! Let's show all three
and tell viewers they'll see three parades if they watch CBS!".
The Eaton's Santa Claus Parade, if my memory serves me correct, is/was held on the Sunday
prior to the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday. I suspect that the taped excerpts shown on CBS
Thanksgiving morning consisted of CBC or CTV video with Jack Linkletter (Art's son) as
commentator for CBS.
It's interesting Frank Gifford was in Detroit that morning. I would think he had a car with a Police
escort waiting to take him to Tiger Stadium for.........
> 12PM
> 8-27-35 NFL Football-Baltimore Colts At Detroit Lions-COLOR
> Frank Gifford, Pat Summerall
At the time, both Gifford and Summerall were analysts. Who did play-by-play??
I think this was also the first-ever NFL game on CBS to be broadcast in color. I also think it was
the only NFL game CBS did in color during the 1965 regular-season (although I believe CBS did
broadcast all the playoff games and the NFL Championship game that year in color; I think that
starting in 1966, CBS broadcast all their regular-season NFL games in color).
FYI: I think the first Thanksgiving Day NFL game in Dallas was in 1966, but I didn't think Turkey
Day games in Dallas became an annual event until 1970.
> 4:30
> 3-12-21 AFL Football-Buffalo Bills At San Diego
> Chargers-COLOR
> Curt Gowdy, Paul Christman
I would think that Gowdy and Christman did three football broadcasts for NBC during the four-
day Thanksgiving weekend in 1965: an AFL game on Turkey Day, a college game on Saturday, and
another AFL game on Sunday.
> 7:30
> 49 High School Football-Taped Highlights of the Akron City

> Championship Traditionally played on Thanksgiving Day for
> many years
Akron isn't the only place where high-school football is big on Thanksgiving.
Here in the Boston area, Thanksgiving marks the end of the regular-season for high-school
football. It's a tradition that goes back over a century in some cases. Teams play their traditional
arch-rival.
And for nearly two decades, WCVB-5 in Boston has broadcast (and will do so again in 2005) a
half-hour special on Thanksgiving evening with highlights of important Thanksgiving Day high-
school football games in the Boston area.
Retro: Atlanta Friday, November 12, 1971
run 7 AM-1 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
10 AM Dinah's Place
10:30 Concentration
12 N News
12:30 Mike Douglas

2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
3:30 Bright Promise
4 PM Somerset
5 PM Perry Mason
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
7:30 High Chaparral (rerun)
8:30 NBC Movie: "The Harness"
10:30 The D.A. (delay from 8 PM)
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
9 AM Phil Donahue
10 AM Lucy Show
11 AM Family Affair
11:30 Love Of Life
12 N News
1 PM It's Your Bet
Thing
2:30 Guiding Light
3 PM Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4:30 The Virginian
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM News
8 PM Chicago Teddy Bears
8:30 O'Hara, United States
Treasury
9:30 CBS Movie: "Paper Man"
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "PT-109"
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)

5 PM Sesame Street
6:30 What's New
7 PM Insight (the religious program)
7:30 Black Journal
8 PM World Press
9 PM Folk Guitar
9:30 Introducing Roy Buchanan
11 PM Mini-Probe
sign off 11:30 PM
WQXI Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Cartoons
7:30 Tubby And Lester
9 AM Romper Room
10 AM Movie: "Love Nest"
11:30 That Girl
12 N Bewitched
12:30 News
2 PM Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game

4:30 Lost In Space
5:30 Hazel
6 PM Daniel Boone
(countdown 38 days until ABC News
begins airing at 6 PM)
8 PM Brady Bunch
9 PM Room 222
9:30 Odd Couple
10 PM Love, American Style (Regis
Philbin is in one of tonight's
segments.)
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "Women Of The Prehistoric
Planet" (Dick Cavett airs Sunday
at 11:30 PM.)
WTCG Ch. 17 (Ind.)

7 AM Popeye
7:30 Little Rascals
8 AM Banana Splits
8:30 Flintstones
10 AM Jack LaLanne
10:30 Topper
11 AM Password (pre-empted at 12:30
on Ch. 11)
11:30 Donna Reed
12 N Jeopardy! (pre-empted on Ch. 2)
12:30 Who, What Or Where (pre-empted on
Ch. 2)
12:55 NBC News (ditto)
1 PM Movie: "Portrait Of Clare"
3 PM Little Rascals
3:30 Banana Splits
4 PM Ultraman
4:30 Speed Racer
5 PM Flintstones
6:30 Get Smart
7 PM Rifleman
7:30 Dragnet
9 PM Movie: "The Thing"
10:30 Miller-Harper Sports Report
(Freddie Miller of Georgia
Championship Wrestling and
"Skinny" Bobby Harper of
WQXI-AM.)
11:30 Movie: "King Of The Underworld"
WETV Ch. 30 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM The Observing Eye
6:30 Playing The Guitar
7 PM French Chef
8:30 Civilisation
9:30 Hollywood TV Theater
10:30 Beethoven (the composer, not
the dog)
sign off 11 PM
WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
5 PM Fury
5:30 Jim And Tammy (yes, Bakker)
6:30 Roy Rogers
7:30 Right On
8 PM Church Service
9:30 700 Club
sign off 11 PM
I believe I've posted the daytime schedules before,
but I'm putting up the whole day this time.
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> WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
>
> 5:30 Jim And Tammy (yes, Bakker)
Though it was a children's program produced for CBN. I heard they left the network on
unfriendly terms sometime in the early-1970s, forming the "PTL Club" sometime in the early-
1970s.
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> > WHAE Ch. 46 (Ind.)
>>
> > 5:30 Jim And Tammy (yes, Bakker)
>
> Though it was a children's program produced for CBN. I heard
> they left the network on unfriendly terms sometime in the
> early-1970s, forming the "PTL Club" sometime in the
> early-1970s.
Wasn't Jim Bakker a co-host with Pat Robertson on the 700 Club during the early 70's and the
PTL Club didn't start until 1974 at the earliest?
BOSTON/PROVIDENCE/NEW HAMPSHIRE TV- Monday December 12, 1977
BOSTON/PROVIDENCE/NEW HAMPSHIRE TV- Monday December 12, 1977
Boston
2:30pm- Romagnolis Table
3:00pm- Nova
7:00pm- Zoom
7:30pm- Wodehouse Playhouse
8:00pm- Great Performances- Abide with Me
9:00pm- With Hands and Hearts
10pm- The Ten OClock News
10:30- Macneil/Lehrer Report
11pm- The Dick Cavett Show
11:30pm- Sign-Off

7AM TODAY
9AM CONCENTRATION
9:30 FOR RICHER, FOR POORER
11am KNOCKOUT
12:30 WOMEN 77
2:30- The Doctors
3 PM ANOTHER WORLD
4 PM MIKE DOUGLAS
5:30 FIRST NEWS
7pm- NBC News
8 PM Little House on The Prairie
9 PM- NBC Monday Night Movie- Sunshine Christmas (1977)
1am- Tomorrow
2:30 LATE MOVIE
4:30 SIGN OFF
6 AM CAPTAIN BOB
9AM- Good Day
10:30 EDGE OF NIGHT
11 AM HAPPY DAYS
11:30 JOKERS WILD
12:30- Ryan's Hope
2 PM 20000 DOLLAR PYRAMID
4 PM BIG VALLEY
5 PM FAMILY FEUD (ABC DELAY)
5 :30 INSTANT GAME
7pm- ABC News
7:30- NAME THAT TUNE
8pm- SAN PEDRO BEACH BUMS
9pm- NFL Football- Dallas Cowboys @ San Francisco 49ers- (Dallas won 42-35)
12am- NewsCenter 5- (with Natalie Jacobson, Tom Ellis, Dick

Albert and Don Gillis)
12:30- Screening Room
5 WCVB was running Edge Of Night in 1977. They began preempting in 1978 and it moved to
WLVI at that time. Also One Life To Live & General Hospitral were each 45 Minutes.
WNAC-TV 7 (CBS) RKO
6 AM Reflections
9 AM DINAH SHORE
10:30- The Price is Right
11:30- Love of Life
12PM NEWS
1pm- The Young and The Restless
4 PM MERV GRIFFIN
6 PM- News 7
7 PM CBS NEWS
7:30 THATS HOLLYWOOD
8pm A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS
8:30- Twas the Night Before Christmas
9pm- MAUDE
9:30- BETTY WHITE
10 PM- SWITCH!
11pm- News 7
11:30- CBS MOVIE- Joy in the Morning (1973)
1:30 various programs
2am- Sign-off
6:30 POPEYE (TV 60's)
7 AM UNDERDOG
7:30 SUPERHEROES
8 AM ARCHIES
8:30 NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB
9 AM ROMPER ROOM
9:30 SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE
10 AM TOM LARSON
11 AM MORNING MOVIE Miss Grant Takes Richmond (1949)
1:30 GREEN ACRES
2:30 WALLY GATOR

3 PM BUGS AND PORKY
3:30 HECKLE & JECKLE
4 PM SUPERFRIENDS
4:30 MUNSTERS
5 PM NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR
6 PM HOGAN'S HEROES
6:30 ADAM 12
7 PM ODD COUPLE
7:30 DICK VAN DYKE
8 PM MARCUS WELBY MD
9 PM MOVIE LOFT- Three Faces of Eye (1952)
11 PM ANDY GRIFFITH
11:30 IRONSIDE
12MID LATE MOVIE
2 AM TWILIGHT ZONE
2:30 SIGN OFF
56 WLVI (Ind) FIELD
6 AM LITTLE RASCALS
6:30 TOM AND JERRY
7 AM FRED FLINTSTONE AND FRIENDS
7:30 MIGHTY MOUSE
8 AM GILLIGANS ISLAND
8:30 CASPER
9 AM MORNING MOVIE Trial (1935)
12 NOON LUCY SHOW
1 PM FAMILY AFFAIR
1:30 BOZO'S BIG TOP
2 PM BANANA SPLITS
2:30 CASPER
3 PM MIGHTY MOUSE
3:30 FLINTSTONES
5 PM BRADY BUNCH
5:30 BRADY BUNCH
6 PM ROOKIES
7:30 I LOVE LUCY
8 PM 8 OCLOCK MOVIE- Rhapsody (1964)
11 PM FLASH GORDON
11:30 NIGHT GALLERY
12 MID LIFE OF RILEY
1:30 SIGN OFF

12 NOON FATHER KNOWS BEST
12:30 700 CLUB
2 PM DUDLEY DO-RIGHT
2:30 QUICK DRAW MCGRAW
3 PM FUN WORLD
3:30 JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS
4 PM SPIDERMAN
4:30 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
6 PM GET SMART
6:30 DORIS DAY
7 PM PRIME MOVIE 25- Incident at Phantom Hill (1966)
9 PM 700 CLUB
10:30 LIFE IN THE SPIRIT
11 PM HI DOUG
11:30 DRAGNET
12 AM LIFE OF RILEY
12:30 SIGN-OFF
27 WSMW (Ind)
10 AM PTL CLUB
12 NOON DAILY MASS
12:30 AFTERNOON MOVIE- Soldier in the Rain (1963)
2:30 FUN WORLD

3 PM MAGILLA GORILLA
3:30 SUPERHEROES
4 PM BUGS BUNNY
4:30 SUPERMAN
5 PM LONE RANGER
5:30 THE FBI
6:30 TARZAN
7:30 ABBOTT & COSTELLO
8 PM MOVIE- Treasure of Saint Teresa (1951)
9:30 CATHOLIC CONNECTION
11 PM MOVIE- Jesse James (1939)
12:46 SIGN-OFF
44 WGBX (PBS)
3 PM- SIGN-ON/HODGEPODGE LODGE
3:30- VILLA ALLEGRE
4 PM- OVER EASY
4:30- MAGGIE
5 PM- FRENCH CHEF
5:30- DICK CAVETT SHOW
6 PM- CLUB 44
6:30- OVER EASY
7 PM- WRITING FOR A REASON

8 PM- CLUB 44
9 PM- HOLLYWOOD TV THEATER
10:30- BLACK PERSPECTIVE
11:30- SIGN-OFF
Providence
WTEV-TV 6 (CBS)
7 AM- FLINTSTONE AND FRIENDS
7:30- MICKEY MOUSE CLUB
8 AM- CAPTAIN KANGAROO
9 AM- ANDY GRIFFITH
9:30- TATTLETALES
10 AM- MATCH GAME 77
10:30- THE PRICE IS RIGHT
11:30- LOVE OF LIFE
12:30- THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
1 PM- FAMILY AFFAIR
2:30- GUIDING LIGHT
3:30- ALL IN THE FAMILY
4 PM- LITTLE RASCALS

5 PM- BRADY BUNCH
5:30- PLEASE DONT EAT THE DAISIES
6 PM- NEWS SCOPE 6 (anchored by Truman Taylor)
6:30- CBS NEWS
7 PM- CANDID CAMERA
7:30- THE MUPPETS
8pm A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS
8:30- Twas the Night Before Christmas
9pm- MAUDE
9:30- BETTY WHITE
10 PM- SWITCH!
11 PM- NEWS SCOPE 6
11:30- CBS MOVIE- Joy in the Morning (1973)
1:45- NEWS SCOPE 6
2:15- Sign-Off
WJAR-TV 10 (NBC)
7 AM- TODAY
9 AM- DONAHUE
10 AM- SANFORD AND SON
11:30- KNOCKOUT
12 PM- NEWSWATCH 10
12:30- GONG SHOW

1 PM- FOR RICHER, FOR POORER
1:30- DAYS OF OUR LIVES
2:30- THE DOCTORS
3 PM- ANOTHER WORLD
4 PM- BEWITCHED
4:30- MY THREE SONS
5 PM- HOGANS HEROES
5:30- ODD COUPLE
6 PM- NEWSWATCH 10 (who was the news lineup for WJAR in 77)
6:30- NBC NEWS
7 PM- CONCENTRATION
7:30- TATTLETALES (SYN)
8 PM- LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE
9 PM- NBC MOVIE- Sunshine Christmas (1977)
11 PM- NEWSWATCH 10
1 AM- TOMORROW
2 AM- NEWSWATCH 10
2:30- SIGN-OFF
WPRI-TV 12 (ABC)
9 AM- DINAH
10:30- THE BETTER SEX
11 AM- HAPPY DAYS

11:30- FAMILY FEUD
12:30- RYANS HOPE
2 PM- THE $20,000 PYRAMID
2:30- ONE LIFE TO LIVE
3:15- GENERAL HOSPITAL
4 PM- EMERGENCY
5 PM- MERV GRIFFIN
6 PM- NEWSCENTER 12 (anchored by Walter Cryan)
6:30- ABC NEWS
7 PM- CROSSWITS
7:30- TO TELL THE TRUTH
8 PM- SAN PEDRO BEACH BUMS
9 PM- NFL FOOTBALL- Dallas Cowboys @ San Francisco 49ers (Dallas won 42-35)
12 AM- NEWSCENTER 12 (anchored by Doug White)
12:30- AMERICAN IMAGE AWARDS
1:30- NEWSCENTER 12
2 AM- SIGN-OFF
New Hampshire
WMUR-TV 9 (ABC)
7 AM- UNCLE GUS
9 AM- DINAH
11 AM- HAPPY DAYS
11:30- FAMILY FEUD
12 PM- THE BETTER SEX
12:30- RYANS HOPE
4 PM- EDGE OF NIGHT
4:30- DARK SHADOWS
5 PM- MOD SQUAD
6 PM- THE NEWS
6:30- ABC NEWS
7 PM- THE INVADERS
8 PM- SAN PEDRO BEACH BUMS
9 PM- NFL FOOTBALL- Dallas Cowboys @ San Francisco 49ers (Dallas won 42-35)
12 AM- THE NEWS
12:30- SIGN-OFF
WENH-TV 11 (PBS)
9 AM- Sign-on/Educational Programming
3 PM- FRENCH CHEF
3:30- PHOTOGRPAHY
4 PM- SESAME STREET
5 PM- MISTER ROGERS

5:30- ELECTRIC COMPANY
6 PM- ZOOM
6:30- OVER EASY
7:30- N.H NEWS
8 PM- AGE OF UNCERTAINITY
9:30- HOLLYWOOD TV THEATER
11 PM- SIGN-OFF
BOSTON/PROVIDENCE TV- Friday May 13, 1977
BOSTON/PROVIDENCE TV- Friday May 13, 1977
9:00am- Sign-on/Anyone for Television
9:30am- Educational Programming
2:00pm- Erica
2:15pm- Theonie
2:30pm- Crocketts Garden
3:00pm- Forsyte Saga

7:00pm- Zoom
7:30pm- Say Brother- Fashion Fun
8:00pm- Washington Week in Review
8:30pm- Wall Street Week
9:00pm- Documentary- Traffic in Babies
11:00pm- David Susskind- Dont Get Sick in America
12:00am- Sign-Off
6:15 SIGN ON SEMINAR
7AM TODAY
9AM CROSS WITS
9:30 CHICO AND THE MAN
11am WHEEL OF FORTUNE
12:30 WOMEN 77
2:30- The Doctors
3 PM ANOTHER WORLD
4 PM MIKE DOUGLAS
5:30 FIRST NEWS
7pm- NBC News
9 PM ROCKFORD FILES
10 PM QUINCY
1am- MIDNIGHT SPECIAL
2am- LATE MOVIE
4:30- SIGN-OFF
6 AM AUDIO NEWS
7 AM- CAPTAIN BOB
7:30 Good Morning America (Preempted the first 30 minutes)
9AM- Good Day
10:30 EDGE OF NIGHT
11 AM HAPPY DAYS
11:30 JOKERS WILD
12PM- NewsCenter 5 MIDDAY- (with Jack Hynes)
12:30- RYAN'S HOPE
1pm- ALL MY CHILDREN
4 PM BIG VALLEY
5 PM FAMILY FEUD (ABC DELAY)
5:30 INSTANT GAME
6pm- Newscenter 5 at 6- with (with Chet Curtis, Natalie
Jacobson, Bob Copeland and Don Gillis)
7 PM ABC News
7:30- Bobby Vinton
8 PM SAN PEDRO BUMS
9 PM FEATHER AND FATHER
11pm- Newscenter 5 at 11
11:30- Mary Hartman
12:00- The FBI
1 AM- Movie- Mad Room (1969)
3 AM NEWS
WNAC-TV 7 (CBS)

6:20am- SUNRISE SEMESTER
WNAC)
9am- Dinah Shore
11:30- Love of Life
12 Noon NEWS
1pm- The Young and the Restless
2:30- Guiding Light
3pm- All in the Family ( R )
3:30- Match Game 77
4pm- MERV GRIFFIN
5:30- Candlepins For Cash
6pm- News 7
7pm- CBS NEWS
7:30- Little Vic
8pm- White Seal
8:30- Horton Hears A Who
9pm- CBS Movie- Fear is the Key (1973)
11pm- News 7
11:30- NBA Basketball- Game 4 of the 1977 Western Conference Finals- Los Angeles Lakers @
Portland Trailblazers
1:30- News 7
2am- Sign-off
6 AM MCHALE'S NAVY
6:30 SUPERMAN
7 AM THE MUNSTERS
7:30 BUGS BUNNY
8 AM SUPERMAN
8:30 HOWDY DOODY
9:30 SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE
10 AM TOM LARSON
11 AM HAZEL
11:30 GREEN ACRES
12 NOON NAME THAT TUNE(NBC)
12:30 MCHALES NAVY
1:30 ANDY GRIFFITH
2:30 POPEYE (TV 60'S)
3 PM BULLWINKLE
3:30 THE ARCHIES
4:30 THREE STOOGES
5:30 BEWITCHED
6 PM HOGANS HEROES
6:30 ADAM 12
7 PM THE ODD COUPLE
7:30 DICK VAN DYKE
8 PM IRONSIDE
9 PM MOVIE LOFT- The Blue Max (1966)
12 MID- MOVIE- Flying Dutchman (1955)
2 AM- SIGN-OFF
6:30 FELIX THE CAT
7 AM FLINTSTONES
7:30 MIGHTY MOUSE
8:30 CASPER
9 AM MOVIE- Nora Prentiss (1947)
12 NOON I LOVE LUCY
12:30 LUCY SHOW
1 PM THAT GIRL
1:30 BOZO'S BIG TOP
2 PM BANANA SPLITS
2:30 HUCK AND YOGI
3 PM CASPER
3:30 MIGHTY MOUSE
4 PM FLINTSTONES
4:30 FLINTSTONES
5 PM THE MONKEES
6 PM BRADY BUNCH
6:30 BRADY BUNCH
7 PM STAR TREK
8 PM WORLD AT WAR- Whirlwind
9 PM- NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC- Americas Wonderlands, The National Parks
11 PM ALL THAT GLITTERS
11:30 BARETTA (ABC)
1:30 SIGN OFF
27 WSMW (Ind)
10 AM PTL CLUB
12 NOON DAILY MASS
12:30 MOVIE- Serenade (1956)
2:30 MOVIE- Gun Crazy (1949)
4:30 LASSIE
5 PM TARZAN
6 PM LONE RANGER
6:30 SUPERMAN
7 PM FBI
8 PM MOVIE 27- Crime in the Streets (1956)
9:45 FINANCE
10:30 CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING
11:30 LATE MOVIE
1:30 SIGN OFF
44 WGBX (PBS)
3:30 SIGN-ON/MAGGIE
4 PM- SESAME STREET
5 PM- ELECTRIC COMPANY
5:30- HODGEPODGE LODGE
6 PM- ZOOM
6:30- SUPERMAN
7 PM- ANYONE TO TENNYSON?
7:30- CLUB 44
9:30- WOMAN
10 PM- DEAR LOVE
11:30- SIGN-OFF
Providence
WTEV-TV 6 (ABC)
9 AM- ROMPER ROOM
9:30- LITTLE RASCALS
10 AM- GILLIGANS ISLAND
10:30- THAT GIRL
11 AM- HAPPY DAYS
11:30- FAMILY FEUD
12 PM- ANDY GRIFFITH
12:30- RYANS HOPE
4 PM- THE ARCHIES
4:30- MICKEY MOUSE CLUB
5 PM- FAMILY AFFAIR
5:30- BRADY BUNCH
6:30- ABC NEWS
7 PM- MUPPETS
7:30- WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS
8 PM- SAN PEDRO BUMS
9:30- FEATHER AND FATHER
11 PM- NEWS SCOPE 6

11:30- BARETTA
12:30- SIGN-OFF
WJAR-TV 10 (NBC)
7 AM- TODAY
9 AM- DONAHUE
10 AM- SANFORD AND SON
12 PM- NEWSWATCH 10
12:30- CHICO AND THE MAN
1 PM- MARY HARTMAN
2:30- THE DOCTORS
3 PM- ANOTHER WORLD
4 PM- GONG SHOW
4:30- BEWITCHED
5 PM- MY THREE SONS
5:30- BEWITCHED
6 PM- NEWSWATCH 10
6:30- NBC NEWS
7 PM- CONCENTRATION
7:30- CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES
8 PM- SANFORD AND SON

9 PM- ROCKFORD FILES
10 PM- QUINCY
11 PM- NEWSWATCH 10
1 AM- MIDNIGHT SPECIAL
2 AM- NEWSWATCH 10
2:30- SIGN-OFF
WPRI-TV 12 (CBS)
7 AM- CBS NEWS
9 AM- DINAH!
10 AM- DIRECT QUESTION
11:30- LOVE OF LIFE
12 PM- NEWSCENTER12
2:30- GUIDING LIGHT
3 PM- ALL IN THE FAMILY
3:30- MATCH GAME 77
4 PM- I LOVE LUCY
4:30- MERV GRIFFIN

6:30- CBS NEWS
7 PM- THE PRICE IS RIGHT
8 PM- WHITE SEAL
8:30- HORTON HEARS A WHO
9 PM- MOVIE- Fear is the Key (1973)
11:30- TESTIMONY OF TWO MEN
12 AM- MOVIE- Beast of Budapest (1958)
2 AM- SIGN-OFF
RETRO BOSTON/PROVIDENCE TV- Tuesday March 2, 1976
RETRO BOSTON/PROVIDENCE TV- Tuesday March 2, 1976
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
2:30- Antiques
3:00- Man and His Motives
3:30- Consumer Survival Kit

4pm- Sesame Street
5:30- Sesame Street
7pm- Zoom
7:30- Dr. Who
8pm- Upstairs, Downstairs
9pm- Adams Chronicles
10pm- The Ten OClock News (with Steve Nevas)
10:30- Black Journal
11pm- Black Perspectives
11:30- Sign-Off
6 :15 SIGN ON SEMINAR
7AM TODAY
9AM PLAYMATES/SCHOOLMATES
9:30 SOMERSET
10 AM CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES
11am HIGH ROLLERS
12:30 WOMEN 76
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM ANOTHER WORLD
4 PM MIKE DOUGLAS
5:30 FIRST NEWS
7pm- NBC News
7:30- The Price is Right
8pm- Movin On
9pm- Police Woman
10pm- City of Angels
11:30- Massachusetts Primary
12:00- Tonight Show
1:30am- Tomorrow
2:30am- Sign-Off
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
6am- NewsCenter 5
6:10- Sign-on Seminar
6:45- NewsCenter 5
7am- Jabberwocky
7:30- Leave it to Beaver
9am- Good Morning

11am- The Edge of Night
11:30 Happy Days
12pm- NewsCenter 5 MIDDAY (with Chet Curtis and Natalie Jacobson)
12:30- All My Children
1pm- Ryan's Hope
1:30- Rhyme and Reason
2pm- The $20,000 Pyramid
2:30- The Neighbors
3:30- Mary Hartman
4pm BONANZA
5 PM FBI
6pm- NewsCenter 5 at 6- with (with Jack Hynes
Bob Copeland and Don Gillis)
7 PM ABC NEWS
7:30- Lets Make A Deal
8pm- Happy Days
8:30- Laverne and Shirley
9pm- The Rookies
10pm- Marcus Welby, M.D
11pm- NewsCenter 5 at 11
11:30- Massachusetts Primary
11:45- Mystery Of The Week
1:15am- I Spy
2:15- NewsCenter 5
2:25- Movie- Docks of New Orleans (1948)
3:30- Alfred Hitchcock Presents
4:00- Candlepin Superbowl
4:30- Good Morning!
WNAC-TV 7 (CBS)
6:20am- Summer Semester
WNAC)
9am- Dinah Shore
11am- Bob Hilton
11:30- Love of Life
12pm- News
1pm- Search for Tomorrow
2:30- Guiding Light
3pm- All In The Family
3:30- Match Game 76
4pm- Merv Griffin

5:30- Candlepins For Cash
6pm- News 7
7 PM CBS News
7:30 Candid Camera
8pm- Good Times
8:30- M*A*S*H
9:30- Movie- Harry O (1976)
11pm- News 7
11:30- Mass/Vermont Primaries
12:00- Movie- Lets Switch (1975)
2:00am- Sign-Off
7 AM I DREAM OF JEANNIE
7:30 BUGS BUNNY
8 AM POPEYE (TV 60'S)
8:30 WALLY GATOR
9 AM HOUSE OF FRIGHTENSTEIN
9:30 MISTER MAGOO
10 AM MAL-O-TOONS
10:25- TAKE KERR
10:30 TOM LARSON
11:30 HAZEL
12 NOON MAGNIFICENT MARBLE MACHINE (NBC)
12:30 TAKE MY ADVICE (NBC)

1 PM ANDY GRIFFITH
2 PM MCHALES NAVY
2:30 BULLWINKLE
3:30 PORKY PIG
4 PM BUGS BUNNY
4:30 POPEYE
5 PM LASSIE
5:30- THE RIFLEMAN
6 PM BEWITCHED
6:30 HOGAN'S HEROES
7 PM ADAM 12
7:30 DICK VAN DYKE
8 PM IRONSIDE
9 PM MOVIE LOFT- The Mountain (1956)
11 PM THE BOLD ONES
12MID MARCUS WELBY MD
1 AM TWILIGHT ZONE
2:30 SIGN OFF
7 AM FLINTSTONES
7:30 CASPER
8:30 YOGI BEAR
9 AM MORNING MOVIE- The Male Animal (1942)
11:30 N.E NEWS SCENE
12 NOON GET SMART
12:30 MOVIE- Lets Make It Legal (1951)
2 PM BANANA SPLITS
2:30 HUCK & YOGI
3 PM CASPER
3:30 BATMAN
4 PM FLINTSTONES
5 PM MONKEES
6 PM BRADY BUNCH
6:30 PARTRIDGE FAMILY
7 PM FAMILY AFFAIR
7:30 THAT GIRL
8 PM 8 OCLOCK MOVIE- Devils Brigade (1968)
11 PM BEST OF GROUCHO
11:30 PERRY MASON
12:30 DARK SHADOWS
1 AM SIGN OFF
27 WSMW (Ind)
9:30 PHIL SILVERS
10 AM PTL CLUB
12 NOON DAILY MASS
12:30 MOVIE- Claudia (1943)
2:30 GALLOPING GORMET
3 PM BOWERY BOYS
4:30 F TROOP
5 PM TARZAN
6 PMLONE RANGER
6:30 MOVIE 27- Soldier in The Rain (1963)
8:30 PHIL SILVERS
9 PM F TROOP
9:30 JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE
11 PM MAVERICK
12 MID SIGN OFF
44 WGBX (PBS)
3:30- SIGN-ON/MAGGIE
4 PM- SESAME STREET
5 PM- CARRASCOLENDAS
5:30- ELECTRIC COMPANY

6 PM- ZOOM
6:30- HODGEPODGE LODGE
7 PM- INTRODUCTORY GEOGRAPHY
7:30 MACNEIL REPORT
8 PM BEHIND THE LINES
8:30- ELIOT NORTON (Long Running Theater Series on WGBH)
9 PM- FRENCH CHEF
9:30- ERICA
10 PM- WOMAN ALIVE!
10:30- MARTIN AGRONSKY
11:30- SIGN-OFF
PROVIDENCE
WTEV-TV 6 (ABC)
6:30 COMMUNITY (hosted by Bob Bassett)
7 AM- FLINTSTONES
7:30- LEAVE IT TO BEAVER
9 AM- ROMPER ROOM
9:30- GOMER PYLE
10 AM- DICK VAN DYKE
10:30- ANDY GRIFFITH

11 AM- LETS MAKE A DEAL
11:30- HAPPY DAYS
12 PM- FAMILY AFFAIR
12:30- ALL MY CHILDREN
1 PM- RYANS HOPE
1:30- RHYME AND REASON
2:30- THE NEIGHBORS
4 PM- EDGE OF NIGHT
5 PM- BRADY BUNCH
5:30- THAT GIRL
6:30- ABC NEWS
7 PM- NEWS SCOPE 6
7:30- RIN TIN TIN
8 PM- HAPPY DAYS
8:30- LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY
9 PM- THE ROOKIES
10 PM- MARCUS WELBY
11 PM- NEWS SCOPE 6
11:30- MASSACHUSETTS PRIMARY
11:45- MYSTERY OF THE WEEK

1:15- SIGN-OFF
WJAR-TV 10 (NBC)
6:30 TV CLASSROOM
7 AM- TODAY SHOW
9 AM- GOOD MORNING!
10 AM- CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES
10:30- HIGH ROLLERS
12 PM- NEWS WATCH 10
12:30- TAKE MY ADVICE
12:55- NBC NEWS
1 PM- MARY HARTMAN
2:30- THE DOCTORS
3 PM- ANOTHER WORLD
4 PM- SOMERSET
4:30- BEWITCHED
5 PM- FBI
6 PM- NEWS WATCH 10
6:30- NBC NEWS
7 PM- CONCENTRATION
7:30- LETS MAKE A DEAL
8 PM- MOVIN ON
9 PM- POLICE WOMAN
10 PM- CITY OF ANGELS
11 PM- NEWS WATCH 10
11:30- MASSACHUSETTS PRIMARY
12:00- TONIGHT SHOW
1:30- TOMORROW
2:30- SIGN-OFF
WPRI-TV 12 (CBS)
6:30 SUMMER SEMESTER
7 AM- CBS NEWS
9 AM- DINAH!
11:30- LOVE OF LIFE
12 PM- NEWS CENTER 12
2:30- GUIDING LIGHT
3 PM- ALL IN THE FAMILY
3:30- MATCH GAME 76
4 PM- BATMAN
4:30- MERV GRIFFIN

6:30- CBS NEWS
8 PM- GOOD TIMES
8:30- M*A*S*H
9:30- ONE DAY AT A TIME
10 PM- SWITCH
11 PM NEWSCENTER 12
11:30- MASS/VERMONT PRIMARIES
12:00- MOVIE- Lets Switch (1975)
2 AM- SIGN-OFF
Retro: North Carolina Sunday, November 8, 1959
11 AM Service From College Place
Methodist Church
12 N Ranch Party (Tex Ritter)
12:30 American Education Week
12:45 Dateline UN
1 PM Children's Chapel
1:15 Sunday Devotions
1:30 Air Force Story
1:45 Football Kickoff
2 PM NFL Football: Colts at Redskins
4:30 Maverick (time approximate)
5:30 G.E. College Bowl
6 PM UNC Football
6:30 20th Century
7 PM Lassie
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM G.E. Theater
10 PM George Gobel
11 PM Sunday News Special (CBS newscast)
11:15 Lineup
9:30 Ranch Party
10 AM Talk Back
10:30 Harvesters Quartet

11:30 Camera Three
11:55 CBS News
12 N Movie
2 PM Colts-Redskins
4:45 Duke Football (time approximate)
6 PM UNC Football
6:30 20th Century
7 PM Lassie
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM G.E. Theater
10 PM George Gobel
11 PM CBS News
11:15 Movie
1 PM Church (service?)
off air until
4 PM Opera: "Fidelio"
6 PM Meet The Press
6:30 Big Picture
7 PM Theater
7:30 Face Of The Earth
8 PM UNC-Miami (taped replay of
Saturday's game)
WRAL Ch. 5 Raleigh (NBC/ABC)
12 N Christophers
12:30 Oral Roberts
1 PM Church Of Our Fathers
1:30 Strac
1:45 Ideas
2 PM Circuit Rider
2:30 The Visitor
3 PM Susie
3:30 Saber Of London
4 PM Facts
4:15 Carolina News
4:30 Men. Med. (no idea what
this is)
5:30 Earle Edwards (N.C. State

football)
7 PM Maverick
8 PM Sunday Showcase
9 PM Dinah Shore Chevy Show
10 PM Loretta Young
10:30 Movie
WECT Ch. 6 Wilmington (NBC/CBS/ABC)
12 N Herald Of Truth
1 PM The Answer
1:30 Oral Roberts
2 PM Colts-Redskins
4:30 Fidelio (joined in progress)
6 PM Lawrence Welk
7 PM Riverboat
9 PM Dinah Shore
10 PM Loretta Young
10:30 U.S. Border Patrol
11 PM Theater

12 N Western
2 PM NBA Basketball (teams not
given)
4 PM Fidelio
6 PM UNC Football
6:30 Black Saddle
7 PM Riverboat
9 PM Dinah Shore
10 PM Loretta Young
10:30 Dick Clark's World Of
Talent
11 PM News
11:05 Theater
9 AM Story
9:30 Highway (Patrol?)

11 AM UN In Action
11:30 Camera Three
11:55 CBS News
12 N Oral Roberts
1 PM Touchdown
1:15 Football (don't know what's
on 1:15-1:45, but Football
Kickoff is at 1:45 and the
Colts-Redskins game is at 2)
4:30 Lawrence Welk (time approximate)
6 PM Hawaiian Eye
7 PM Lassie
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM G.E. Theater
10 PM George Gobel
11 PM CBS News
11:15 Lineup
12:15 Bright Leaf (I think Theater,
so a movie or play)
10:30 Christophers
12 N Command Performance
1:30 TBA
4 PM Fidelio
6 PM U.S. Border Patrol
6:30 Lone Ranger
7 PM Riverboat
8 PM Maverick
9 PM Dinah Shore
10 PM Loretta Young
11 PM Playhouse
WTVD Ch. 11 Durham (CBS/ABC)
11 AM UN In Action
11:30 Camera Three
11:55 CBS News
12 N Ranch Party
1:30 Inside
2 PM Colts-Redskins
4:30 Duke Football (time approximate)
5 PM Stage 7
5:30 Film About Gov. Luther Hodges
6 PM UNC Football
6:30 20th Century
7 PM Alaskans
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM G.E. Theater
10 PM George Gobel
11 PM CBS News
11:15 Stage 7
10:45 Living Word

11 AM First Presbyterian Church
12 N Christophers
1 PM Command Performance
2 PM Broken Arrow
2:30 Matty's Funday Funnies
3 PM Sagebrush Theater
4 PM Fidelio
6 PM Bronco
7 PM Riverboat
9 PM Dinah Shore
10 PM Loretta Young
10:30 Saber Of London
11 PM Untouchables
12 M American Legend
12:30 News
WLOS Ch. 13 Asheville (ABC)
8:55 Prayer

10 AM Western
11 AM Command Performance
11:30 Cartoons
12 N Johns Hopkins Science
Review
12:30 Dean Pike
1 PM Oral Roberts
1:30 Harris (I forget his first
name, but this is a religious
program.)
2 PM Jamboree
2:30 College Press Conference
3 PM Messengers
3:30 Paul Winchell
4 PM Humphrey Bogart Theater
(no title given, alas)
6 PM Western
7:30 Maverick
8:30 Lawman
9 PM The Rebel
9:30 Alaskans
10:30 Dick Clark's World Of
Talent
11 PM Playhouse
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point Friday, November 12, 1971
I've posted the daytime listings before, I
believe, but here's the whole day anyway.
You might like to compare with Atlanta
for the same day. From the Greensboro
Daily News:
WFMY Ch. 2 (CBS)
6:30 Good Morning Show
8 AM Good Morning Show
8:30 Old Rebel Show
10 AM Lucy Show
11 AM Family Affair
11:30 Love Of Life
12 N Where The Heart Is
12:25 Local News
1 PM Today's Woman

Thing
2:30 Guiding Light
3 PM Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4:30 Flintstones
5 PM Big Valley
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Andy Griffith
7:30 Beat The Clock
8 PM Chicago Teddy Bears
8:30 O'Hara, U.S. Treasury
9:30 CBS Movie: "Paper Man"
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Plainsman"
(Merv Griffin is pre-empted
on Friday nights. BTW, WAGA/5
Atlanta didn't carry him at all.)
WUNC Ch. 4 (PBS)
9 AM Instructional Programs
10 AM Sesame Street
11 AM Instructional Programs
12:30 What's New
1 PM Instructional Programs
5 PM Sesame Street
6 PM What's New
6:30 (program not given)
7 PM News
7:30 Masquerade: "The Emperor's
New Clothes"
8:30 Civilisation
9:30 Hollywood Television Theater:
"Enemies," w/Sam Jaffe (Dr.
Zorba on Ben Casey)
10:30 World Affairs Forum
WGHP Ch. 8 (ABC)
6:45 Farm Report
7 AM University Of Michigan
7:30 Triad In Perspective
8:30 Romper Room
9 AM Movie: "September Affair"
10:50 Fashions In Sewing
11 AM Bewitched
11:30 That Girl
12 N News
12:30 Password
2 PM Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
4 PM Movie: "Botany Bay"
5:30 News
6 PM ABC News
7:30 Mayberry RFD
8 PM Brady Bunch
9 PM Room 222
9:30 Odd Couple
11 PM News
11:30 Dick Cavett
1 AM News
WSJS Ch. 12 (NBC)

7 AM Today
9 AM Today At Home
9:30 Famous Jury Trials
10 AM Dinah's Place
10:30 Concentration
12 N Jeopardy!
12:55 NBC News
1 PM Somerset
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
3:30 Bright Promise
4 PM Virginia Graham
5:30 Wild Wild West
6:30 News
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Green Acres
8 PM The D.A.
8:30 NBC Movie: "The Harness"

10:30 NYPD
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
Boston/Providence/New Hampshire TV- Thursday March 1, 1979
Boston/Providence/New Hampshire TV- Thursday March 1, 1979
Boston
2:30pm- Dick Cavett
3:00pm- The Club
3:30pm- Over Easy
7:00pm- Dr. Who
7:30pm- Wild, World of Animals
8:00pm- Nova- End of the Rainbow
9:00pm- World- Chacneli, My Poor Retaliation

11:00pm- The Club
11:30pm- Sign-Off
5:30 AM INTERNATIONAL ZONE
6:30 NBC NEWS/EYEWITNESS NEWS
7AM TODAY
9AM ANOTHER WORLD
10 AM CARD SHARKS
10:30 ALL STAR SECRETS
11am- High Rollers
12:30 WOMEN 79
2:30- The Doctors
3 PM EVERYDAY
4 PM MIKE DOUGLAS
5:30 Live on 4
7pm- NBC News
8PM- Leopard of the Wild
9pm- Quincy
1am- Tomorrow
2:30 LATE MOVIE
4:30 SIGN OFF
6 AM CAPTAIN BOB
9AM- Good Day
10:30 PHIL DONAHUE
11:30 HAPPY DAYS
12:30- Ryan's Hope
4 PM CONCENTRATION
4:30 FAMILY FEUD (ABC DELAY)
5 PM GONG SHOW
5:30 CAROL BURNETT
7pm- ABC News
7:30- House Calls

8pm- Mork and Mindy
8:30- Angie
9pm- Barney Miller
9:30- Soap
10pm- Family Affair
11pm- NewsCenter 5- (with Natalie Jacobson, Tom Ellis, Dick
Albert and Don Gillis)
11:30- Starsky and Hutch
12:30- Mannix
WNAC-TV 7 (CBS) RKO
6 AM Reflections
9 AM DINAH SHORE
10:30- March Magazine (Price is Right normally airs here)
11:30- Love of Life
12PM The Young and the Restless
1pm- Dating Game

3:30 Young Peoples Special
4:00 Razzmatazz
5:30 NEWS 7
6 PM- News 7
6:30 CBS News
7 PM CANDLEPINS FOR CASH
7:30 NEWLYWED GAME
8pm- The Waltons
9pm- Hawaii Five-O
10pm- Barnaby Jones
11pm- News 7
11:30- M*A*S*H
12:05- Columbo
1:15am- News 7
1:45am- Sign-off
38 WSBK (Ind./CBS) STORER
6 AM POPEYE (TV 60's)
6:30 BUGS BUNNY/PORKY PIG
7 AM SUPERHEROES
7:30 BUGS BUNNY/POPKY PIG
8 AM ABBOTT AND COSTELLO
8:30 ROMPER ROOM
9 AM TOM LARSON
10 AM- IRONSIDE
11 AM MARCUS WELBY, MD
12 NOON AFTERNOON MOVIE- Womans World (1954)
2 PM ANDY GRIFFITH
2:30 GREEN ACRES
3:30 M*A*S*H (CBS)
4 PM ALL IN THE FAMILY (CBS)
4:30 EMERGENCY ONE
5:30 HOGANS HEROES
6 PM MY THREE SONS
6:30 ADAM-12
7 PM ODD COUPLE
7:30 NHL HOCKEY- Philadelphia Flyers @ Boston Bruins- (the teams tied at 4)
10:30 AMERICAN LIFESTYLES
11 PM HOGANS HEROES
11:30 THE RIFLEMAN
12:30 LATE MOVIE
2:30 SIGN OFF
56 WLVI (Ind./NBC) FIELD
6 AM LITTLE RASCALS
7 AM TOM AND JERRY
7:30 FLINTSTONES
8:30 FLINTSTONES AND FRIENDS
9 AM NEW ZOO REVUE
9:30 BOZO'S BIG TOP
10 AM CAMBRIDGE, USA
11 AM THAT GIRL
11:30 LUCY SHOW
12 NOON JEOPARDY! (NBC)
12:30 PASSWORD PLUS (NBC)
1:30 BANANA SPLITS
2 PM HUCK & YOGI
2:30 CASPER
3 PM MIGHTY MOUSE
4 PM TOM AND JERRY
4:30 FLINTSTONES
5 PM BATTLE OF THE PLANETS
5:30 BRADY BUNCH
8 PM 8 OCLOCK MOVIE- Hallelujah Trail (1965)
11 PM MAKE ME LAUGH
12 MID BEVERLY HILLBILLIES
12:30 GREEN ACRES
1 AM THAT GIRL
1:30 GROUCHO
2 AM SIGN OFF
6 AM DAILY MASS
6:30 THE LESSON
7 AM DENNIS THE MENACE
8 AM FLIPPER
8:30 LASSIE AND TIMMY
9 AM BIG VALLEY
10 AM MOVIE- Women of the North Country (1952)
12 NOON DORIS DAY
12:30 MC HALE'S NAVY
1 PM PETE AND GLADYS
1:30 ROOM 222
2 PM OZZIE AND HARRIET
3 PM SUPERMAN
3:30 SPIDERMAN
4 PM KROFFT SUPERSTARS
5 PM GOMER PYLE
5:30 RAT PATROL
6 PM GET SMART
6:30 DORIS DAY
7:30 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
8:30 GOMER PYLE
9 PM 700 CLUB
10:30 MANNA
11 PM DRAGNET
11:30 LIFE OF RILEY
12 AM RAWHYDE
1 AM BONANZA
2 AM SIGN OFF
27 WSMW (Ind)
6 AM BULLWINKLE
8 AM UNDERDOG
8:30 MISTER ED
9 AM GREEN ACRES
10 AM PTL CLUB
12 NOON DAILY MASS

12:30 AFTERNOON MOVIE
2:30 BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS
3:30 FUN WORLD
4 PM LONE RANGER
4:30 BEWITCHED
6:30 SANDUST THERAPY
7 PM COLLEGE BASKETBALL- Boston College-Connecticut
9:00- COLLEGE BASKETBALL- Holy Cross-Rhode Island
11 PM LOVE EXPERTS
11:30 LATE MOVIE- Rapture (1965)
1:30 SIGN OFF
44 WGBX (PBS)
5 PM- HODGEPODGE LODGE
5:30- VILLA ALLEGRE
6 PM- STUDIO SEE
6:30- AN AMERICAN STORY
7 PM- FOOTSTEPS
8 PM- FORSYTE SAGA
9 PM- KUPS SHOW
10 PM- THE TEN OCLOCK NEWS

11:30- SIGN-OFF
PROVIDENCE
WTEV-TV 6 (CBS)
7:30- LEAVE IT TO BEAVER
9 AM- GILLIGANS ISLAND
9:30- MATCH GAME 79
10 AM- ALL IN THE FAMILY
10:30- MARCH MAGAZINE (Price is Right normally airs)
11:30- LOVE OF LIFE
12 PM-YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
1 PM- FAMILY AFFAIR
2:30- GUIDING LIGHT
3:30- M*A*S*H
4 PM- RAZZMATAZZ
4:30- DOCTOR WHO
5 PM- WORLD OF COSTEAU
6:30- CBS NEWS
7 PM- JOKERS WILD
7:30- FAMILY FEUD

8 PM- THE WALTONS
9 PM- HAWAII FIVE-O
10 PM- BARNABY JONES
11 PM- NEWS SCOPE 6
11:30- M*A*S*H
12:00- COLUMBO
1:10- NEWS SCOPE 6
1:40- SIGN-OFF
WJAR-TV 10 (NBC)
7 AM- TODAY
9 AM- DONAHUE
10 AM- CARD SHARKS
10:30- ALL STAR SECRETS
11 AM- HIGH ROLLERS
11:30- WHEEL OF FORTUNE
12 PM- NEWSWATCH 10
12:30- PASSWORD PLUS
1 PM- HOLLYWOOD SQUARES
2:30- DOCTORS
3 PM- ANOTHER WORLD
4 PM- BEWITCHED
4:30- CAROL BURNETT
5 PM- MARY TYLER MOORE

5:30- ODD COUPLE
6 PM- NEWSWATCH 10
6:30- NBC NEWS
7 PM- TIC TAC DOUGH
8 PM- LEOPARD OF THE WILD
9 PM- COLLEGE BASKETBALL- Holy Cross .vs. Rhode Island
11 PM- NEWSWATCH 10
11:30- THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JOHNNY CARSON
1:00- TOMORROW
2:00- NEWSWATCH 10
2:30- SIGN-OFF
WPRI-TV 12 (ABC)
9 AM- DINAH
10:30- THE $20,000 PYRAMID
11 AM- HAPPY DAYS
11:30- FAMILY FEUD
12:30- RYANS HOPE
4 PM- MERV GRIFFIN

5:30- GONG SHOW
6:30- ABC NEWS
7 PM- NEWLYWED GAME
7:30- CROSSWITS
8 PM- MORK AND MINDY
8:30- ANGIE
9 PM- BARNEY MILLER
9:30- SOAP
10 PM- FAMILY
11:30- STARSKY AND HUTCH
12:30- MANNIX
1:30- NEWSCENTER 12
2 AM- SIGN-OFF
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WMUR-TV 9 (ABC)
9 AM- PTL CLUB
10 AM- DONAHUE
11 AM- HAPPY DAYS
11:30- FAMILY FEUD
12 PM- $20,000 PYRAMID
12:30- RYANS HOPE

4 PM- THE EDGE OF NIGHT
5 PM- BONANZA
6 PM- THE NEWS
6:30- ABC NEWS
7 PM- COURTSHIP OF EDDIES FATHER
8 PM- MORK AND MINDY
8:30- ANGIE
9 PM- BARNEY MILLER
9:30- SOAP
10 PM- FAMILY
11 PM- THE NEWS
11:30- STARSKY AND HUTCH
12:30- MANNIX
1:30- THE NEWS
2 AM- SIGN-OFF
WENH-TV 11 (PBS)
9 AM- EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
3 PM- YOUR TIME
3:30- BOOK BEAT

4 PM- SESAME STREET
5 PM- MISTER ROGERS
5:30- OVER EASY
6 PM- NEWS
6:30- WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS
7:30- DICK CAVETT
8 PM- GARDEN SHOW
9 PM- SHERLOCK HOLMES MOVIE
10 PM- SHORT STORY THEATER
10:30- THE GROWING YEARS
11 PM- SIGN-OFF
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Re: Boston/Providence/New Hampshire TV- Thursday March 1, 1979
I might get kicked somewhere where it hurts for asking this, but:
Why would both 38 and 56 air The Beverly Hillbillies and Green Acres?
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Re: Boston/Providence/New Hampshire TV- Thursday March 1, 1979
> WNAC-TV 7 (CBS) RKO
> 3:30 Young Peoples Special
> 4:00 Razzmatazz
"Razmatazz" was an occasional CBS special for children, dealing with scientific topics (I think).
"Young People's Special" was like the "Afterschool Specials", but syndicated (by Multimedia; I
suppose NBC Universal owns the specials now).
On CBS, "All In The Family" normally airs at 4PM. What normally airs on ch.7?
>
> 38 WSBK (Ind./CBS) STORER
> 4 PM ALL IN THE FAMILY (CBS)
Not today, due to Razmatazz, which ch.7 cleared.

> 27 WSMW (Ind)
> 9 AM GREEN ACRES
In another post, one pesron asks why 38 and 56 both carry Beverly Hillbillies and Green Acres. If
so, why are there three Boston area stations carrying Green Acres?
Retro:Cleveland/Akron Saturday, December 19, 1964
TV Guide
KYW 3 NBC
WEWS 5 ABC
WJW 8 CBS
WAKR 49 ABC
6:20 3 News
6:30 3 This Land Is Ours
6:40 8 News
6:45 8 RFD COLOR
7AM 3 Mr. Wizard
7:30 3 Barnaby's Party-Linn Sheldon
8 Sunrise Semester
7:55 5 News
8AM 5 Living Word
8 Mister Mayor-Bob Keeshan
8:15 5 Children's Gospel Hour
8:45 5 English Authors to 1700
9AM 8 Alvin
49 High School Credit Course-Dickens' A Christmas Carol
9:15 5 Inside Catholic Schools
9:30 5-49 Buffalo Bill Jr. (Last Show Of Series)
8 Tennessee Tuxedo
10AM 3 Underdog-COLOR
5-49 Shennanigans-Stubby Kaye
8 Quick Draw McGraw
10:30 3 Fireball XL-5
5 Supercar
8 Mighty Mouse
49 Annie Oakley (ABC Network)
11AM 3 Dennis The Menace
5-49 Casper
8 Linus The Lionhearted
11:30 3 Fury
5-49 Beany And Cecil-(The Porky Pig Show Took this time slot the following Saturday while Beany
And Cecil moved to Sunday Morning as of Dec. 27)
8 Jetsons
Noon 3 News-Hugh Danaceau, Ken Goodman
5 Quarterback Club-Ken Coleman reviews the previous Saturday's Browns-NY Giants game
8 Sky King
49 Bugs Bunny (ABC Network)
12:15 3 Interviews-Bud Dancy
12:30 3 Meaning Of Communism
5-49 Liberty Bowl Football-Utah/West Virginia
Played INSIDE Convention Hall in Atlantic City.."The First Network Telecast of an Indoor Football
Game" Analysts:Curt Gowdy. Paul Christman
8 The Adventures Of Superman
1PM 3 Movie-Red River Robin Hood 1942

8 Sergeant Preston
1:30 8 Movie:The Giant Behemoth 1959
2PM 3 Movie: Blood Alley 1955
3PM 8 Movie:Clipped Wings 1953 Bowery Boys
3:15 49 Bluebonnet Bowl Kickoff-Jim McKay
3:30 5 Know Your Schools
49 Bluebonnet Bowl Football Mississippi-Tulsa
Chris Schenkel, Kyle Rote And Jim McKay Report
3:45 5 It's Worth Knowing
4PM 3 Panorama-Pat Murray
5 Western Reserve University Perspective
4:30 5 NFL Special-Bill Cullen
Bill Interviews Willie Wood (Packers) Johnny Unitas (Colts) and Sonny Randle (Vikings)
8 Mr. Ed
5PM 3 Checkmate
5 Big 5 Show-Don Webster-With The Dave Clark Five,Van Trevor And The Pilgims
8 NFL Countdown-Film Review Of the NFL Season-Tom Harmon hosts
6PM 3 Movie:Violent Road 1958
5 Twelve O' Clock High (ABC Friday 9:30 PM)
8 Movie:Thunder Over Hawaii-1960
6:30 49 Championship Bowling
7PM 5 It's Academic
7:30 3 Flipper-COLOR
5-49 Outer Limits
8 Jackie Gleason
8PM 3 Famous Adventures Of Mr. Magoo-Don Quixote-COLOR
8:30 3 Kentucky Jones
5-49 Lawrence Welk
8 Gilligan's Island
9PM 3 NBC Saturday Movie-COLOR White Christmas 1954
8 Mr. Broadway-Film Star Lauren Bacall guest stars as A Long forgotten singer (It is said she sings
in this episode) Martin Balsam is also a guest star
9:30 5-49 Hollywood Palace-Host Donald O Connor wth Jane Powell, Vienna Boys Choir, Louis
Armstrong, Comedians Charley Weaver and Norm Crosby and the Hanneford Familt trained-
horse act.
10PM 8 Gunsmoke-Interesting Guest Cast:Jeannette Nolan, James Stacy a young Dyan Cannon,
Frank Cady (He plays an oppressive Father character which I can't picture from his days as Sam
Drucker on Petticoat Junction and Green Acres)
Howard McNear while his best known role is Floyd/Andy Griffith Show, Played Doc Adams on
The Radio Gunsmoke. Ms. Nolan also played parts on the Radio Gunsmoke. Jenny Lee Aurness
was Star James Arness' Daughter
10:30 5 Call Mr. D-RETURN with David Janssen-Syndicated
49 News
10:40 49 Movie:The Razor's Edge 1946
11PM 5 News-Bert LeGrand
8 News-Roger Goodrich
11:05 5 Sports Ken Coleman, Jim Brown
11:10 8 Sports-Harrison Dillard-Olympic Gold Medal winner in track and field in 1948,
1952..Cleveland Native
11:15 5 Weather-Bill Prentice
8 Weather-Howard Hoffman
11:20 5 Movie:Small Town Girl 1953
8 Movie-COLOR Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 1953

11:25 3 News-Bud Dancy
11:35 3 Weather-Ken Goodman
11:40 3 Sports-Gib Shanley
11:45 3 Movie:Lafayette Escadrille-1958
1:10 8 Movie:Hotel Berlin-1945
1:40 3 Movie:Paris Model 1953
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Re: Retro:Cleveland/Akron Saturday, December 19, 1964
> TV Guide
>
> KYW 3 NBC
> WEWS 5 ABC

> 10:30 3 Fireball XL-5
> 5 Supercar
I find it kind of unusual for two different Gerry Anderson "supermarionation" shows to be seen
against each other (both were syndicated).
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Re: Retro:Cleveland/Akron Saturday, December 19, 1964
> > TV Guide
>>
> > KYW 3 NBC
> > WEWS 5 ABC
>
> > 10:30 3 Fireball XL-5
> > 5 Supercar
>
> I find it kind of unusual for two different Gerry Anderson
> "supermarionation" shows to be seen against each other (both
> were syndicated).
>
While both were probably syndicated at one time, Fireball XL-5 was actually fed over the NBC
Network at this particular time
Retro: Eastern Ontario Wed 2/21/90
from TV Guide: Ottawa-Eastern Ontario edition
2 CIII-Global Kingston * 3 WSTM-NBC Syracuse * 4 CBOT-CBC Ottawa *
5 CHRO-CBC Pembroke * 5s WTVH-CBS Syracuse * 6 CIII-Global Ottawa *
6m CBMT-CBC Montreal * 7 WWNY-CBS/NBC Watertown * 8 WROC-CBS Rochester *
9 CBOFT-SRC Ottawa * 9s WIXT-ABC Syracuse * 10 CFTM-TVA Montreal *
10r WHEC-NBC Rochester * 11 CKWS-CBC Kingston * 12 CFCF-CTV Montreal *
13 CJOH-CTV Ottawa * 13r WOKR-ABC Rochester * 16 WNPE-PBS Watertown *
24 CICO-TVO Ottawa * 30 CIVO-RQ Hull * 32 CBLFT-SRC Kingston (//Toronto) *
38 CICA-TVO Kingston * 40 CHOT-TVA Hull * 49 CFGS-TQS Hull *
50 WFYF-ABC Watertown * CF La chaine francaise (TVO French)
Note: TVO was in a pledge drive, so actual air times could vary
Morning
5:00
2-6 Faith 20
5s-8 CBS News Nightwatch
10r Ag Day
11 Success N Life
5:30
2-6 Jimmy Swaggart
5s Morning Stretch
10-40 Arnold et Willie [Diff'rent Strokes]
10r This Morning's Business
5:50
12 Video Gold
6:00
2-6 Seneca Telecollege
3-10r NBC News at Sunrise
5 Size Small
5s This Morning's Business
9s-50 ABC World News This Morning
10-40 Salut, bonjour
11 News
13 Fitness for Life
13r ABC World News This Morning/Local News
6:30
2-6 Hercules
3-10r News
5 Study in the Word

5s CBS Morning News
11 Limelight
12-13 Canada AM
6:45
16 AM Weather
7:00
2-6 Care Bears
3-10r Today
5-11 It Figures
5s-7-8 CBS This Morning
9s-13r-50 Good Morning America
16 To Life! Yoga with Priscilla Patrick
24-38 Tourism: Marketing
7:15
16 AM Weather
7:20
9-32 Schtroumpfs [Smurfs]
7:30
2-6 Inspector Gadget
5 Hercules
11 Take Part
16 Captain Kangaroo
24-38 Sociology
7:50
9-32 Felix et Ciboulette
8:00
2-6 Slimer! & the Real Ghostbusters
5 Time to Read
10-40 Mongrain de sel
11 Wonderstruck
16 Body Electric
24-38 Polka Dot Door
8:05
9-32 You-Hou
8:15
5 Under the Umbrella Tree
8:20
6m Good Morning/Thought for Today
9-32 Nouvelles
8:25
9-32 Le Point
8:30
2-6 Teddy Ruxpin
5 Take Part
11 Harrigan
16 Instructional TV
24-38 Belle & Sebastian
8:50
6m Yoga for Stress
9:00
2-6 Chain Reaction
4-6m FIT
5 Ottawa Today
5s-8 Regis & Kathie Lee
7-13r Phil Donahue
9-32 Les anges du matin
9s-10r-50 Joan Rivers
10-40 Gilles Lapointe MD
11 Fred Penner's Place
12 Great Shape
13 Eye on Ottawa
16 Sesame Street
9:15
11 Under the Umbrella Tree
9:30
2-6 Christian Children's Fund
4-6m Well Now!
5 New You
10-40 Aimer [Loving]
11 Mr. Dressup
12 Chain Reaction
10:00
2-6 Food for Thought
3-10r Scrabble
4-6m Fred Penner's Place
5 Valley Close-Up
5s-7-8 Family Feud
9-32 La cuisine des anges
10-40 Santa Barbara
11 Jimmy Swaggart
12-13 Dini Petty
13r Sally Jessy Raphael

30 Videoactivite
50 Geraldo
10:15
4-6m Under the Umbrella Tree
9-32 Inminimagimo
16 Readit
10:30
2-5-6 100 Huntley Street
3-10r Concentration
4-6m Mr. Dressup
9-32 Passe-Partout
9s Love Connection
10-40 Haine et passions [likely a soap, but don't know which one]
11 Limelight
30 Le marche aux images
49 Bonjour TQS
11:00
3-10r Golden Girls
4-6m Sesame Street
5s-7-8 Price is Right
9-32 Le P'tit Champlain
9s-13r-50 Home
11 Midday
12 McKenty Live
13 Secret Lives
16 3-2-1 Contact
30 Morale chretienne et sexualite
49 Bonne table
CF Daniel Bertolino
11:30
2-6 Chain Reaction
3-10r 227
5 Mr. Dressup
9-32 CTYVON
10-40 Les mini-stars de Nathalie
12 World Vision
16 Instructional TV
49 Quebec Plus
CF De fil en aiguille
Afternoon
2-3-5s-6-7-10r-13r News
4-6m Midday
8 Win, Lose or Draw

9-32 Premiere edition
9s Perfect Strangers
10-40 Nouvelles
13 Flintstones
24-38 Imprint
30 Sante et securite au travail
49 Les Pierrafeu
50 Hard Copy
CF L'enfant...un monde en developpement
12:15
10-40 Bon appetit
12:30
3-10r Generations
5 Danger Bay
5s-7-8 Young & the Restless
9-32 Les demons du midi
9s-13r-50 Loving
10-40 Mimemo
11 I Love Lucy
12-13 News
49 Le Grand Journal
CF Mainmise sur le violence

1:00
2-3-6-10r Days of Our Lives
4-5-6m-9s-11-13r-50 All My Children
10-40 Cinema "Les copains d'abord" [The Big Chill]
12-13 Shirley
16 Classic Short Stories
30 Quebec Schools
49 Coup de pouce tele (From the Quebec magazine; SRC began a show from them this fall)
1:30
5s-7-8 Bold & the Beautiful
9-32 Le palenquin des larmes
16 Folklife
2:00
2-6 Jackpot
3-10r-12-13 Another World
4-6m Coronation Street
5 Body Moves
5s-7-8-11 As the World Turns
9s-13r-50 One Life to Live
16 GED
30 L'enfant et l'ere informatique

49 Cinema "L'ours et la poupee" [The Bear & the Doll]
CF Badaboks
2:20
CF C'est chouette en classe
2:30
2-6 Liar's Club
4-6m Talkabout
5 Video Hits
9-32 Le temps de vivre
16 Whiz Quiz: Potsdam vs Alexandria Bay
30 Le marche aux images
CF Echiquier federal
3:00
2-3-6-10r Santa Barbara
4-5s-6m-7-8-11 Guiding Light
5 Newhart
9s-12-13r-50 General Hospital
10-40 Chacun chez soi
13 Joan Rivers
24-38 Origins: A History of Canada
30 Debut de soiree
CF Chacun son metier
3:30
5 Doctor in the House
10-40 Campus
16 Sesame Street
24-38 Origins: A History of Canada
4:00
2-6 Bold & the Beautiful
3 Geraldo
4-6m Generations
5 Get Smart
5s-8 Highway to Heaven
7-9s-10r-11-12 Oprah Winfrey
9-32 Kim et Clip
10-40 Double defi
13 Family Ties
13r Newhart
24-38 Pins & Needles
30 Quebec Inc.
49 Fourchette d'or
50 DuckTales
CF Actualite pedagogique
4:30
4-6m Danger Bay
5 Golden Girls
9-32 Le petit vampire
10-40 De bonne humeur
13 Happy Days
13r Kate & Allie
24-38 Dealing with Dogs
30 Remi
49 Docteur Albert
CF Mademoiselle
5:00
3 Phil Donahue
4-6m Video Hits
5 Price is Right
5s Cheers
7 Win, Lose or Draw
8 House Party
9-32 Paire d'as
9s-50 People's Court
10r Geraldo
11 Who's the Boss?
12 Night Court
13 Cheers
13r News
24-38 Sesame Street
30-CF Robin et Stella
49 Action reaction
5:30
2-5s-6-9s News
4-6m-11 Golden Girls
7 Jeopardy!
10-40 Fais-moi un dessin [sounds like Win, Lose or Draw]
12-13 Cosby Show
13r People's Court
16 Collectibles, Etc.
30 Le club des 100 watts
49 Le Grand Journal
CF Alexandre, Magalie et compagnie
5:55
CF Le chaine d'idees
Evening
6:00
3-4-5s-6m-7-8-10r-11-12-13-13r-50 News
5 Booker
9-32 Ce soir
10-40 Nouvelles
24-38 Polka Dot Door
30 Passe-Partout
49 La roue chancheuse
CF Bibi et Genevieve
6:15
CF Bibi et Genevieve t'invitent
6:20
CF Boumbo
6:30
3-10r NBC Nightly News
5s-7-8 CBS Evening News
9s-13r-50 ABC World News Tonight
10-40 Charivari
24-38 Join In
30 Debut de soiree
49 Coup de foudre
CF Les amis ratons [Raccoons]
6:55
CF La chaine d'idees
7:00
2-6-7-9s-13r Wheel of Fortune
4-6m Raccoons
5 Who's the Boss?
5s-50 Cosby Show
9-32 CTYVON
10-40 L'heure juste
10r Cheers
49 Le reve d'un jour
CF Espace francophone
7:20
24-28 Dear Aunt Agnes
7:30
2-6 Wonders of the Wild
4-6m Beachcombers
5-5s Growing Pains
7 ALF
9-32 Comment ca va?
9s-13r Jeopardy!
10-40 Miami [Miami Vice; 2 hr episode]
10r Cosby Show
11 Full House
12 Park Avenue Metro
13 Hamilton's Quest
16 Rod & Reel
30 La trentaine [Thirysomething]
50 Cheers
CF Mademoiselle
7:40
24-38 Hands Over Time
7:55
5 News
8:00
2-6-9s-13r-50 Growing Pains

3-10r Unsolved Mysteries
4-5-6m-11 Nature of Things
5s-7-8-12-13 Grammy Awards
9-32 Grand remous
16 Smithsonian World
49 Signe Andree Boucher
CF VisiOntario
8:15
24-38 MusicWorks
8:30
2-6 Living Dolls
9-32 Jeux de societe
9s-13r-50 Head of the Class
30 Nord-Sud
49 La vie de star
CF Generation en detresse
9:00
2-6 Profiles of Nature
3-10r Night Court
4-6m-11 Thirtysomething
5 Knots Landing
9-32 L'or et le papier

9s-13r-50 Kennedys of Massachusetts (conclusion)
16 Movie "In a Shallow Grave"
30 Visa sante
49 Cinema "Acte d'amour" [The Patricia Neal Story]
CF Le lys et le trillium
9:20
24-38 Human Edge
9:30
3-10r Dear John
10-40 Alfred Hitchcock presente... [Alfred Hitchcock Presents]
10:00
2-6 Friday the 13th
3-10r Quantum Leap
4-5-6m-11 The National
9-32 Le Telejournal
10-40 Ad Lib
30 Cinema "Mort un dimanche de plus"
CF Investissement immobilier
10:20
4-5-6m-11 The Journal

10:25
9-32 Le Point
10:30
24-38 Vital Signs (followed by Pick 3 lottery draw)
11:00
2-3-4-5-5s-6-6m-7-8-9s-10r-11-13r News
10-40 Nouvelles TVA
12-13 CTV News
49 Le Grand Journal
50 Arsenio Hall
CF Mademoiselle
11:05
49 Sports plus
11:20
9-32 Cinema "A l'ouest, rien de nouveau" [All Quiet on the Western Front]
11:30
2-6 SportsLine (Jim Tatti and Mark Hebscher were hosts)
3-10r Tonight Show

4-6m Newhart
5 Petawawa Journal (replayed next day 10:25am)
5s Cheers
7-8 Pat Sajak
9s-13r Inside Edition
11 SCTV Network
12-13 News
16 Movie "Edison, the Man"
24-38 Hands Over Time
CF Periode de questions (Ontario or Ottawa?)
11:35
5 SCTV Network
49 Sport en ligne
11:45
10-40 Cinema "Je vous aime, Marie"
Late Night
Midnight
2-6 Family Feud
4-6m Movie "Watch on the Rhine"
5s Pat Sajak
9s-13r-50 Nightline
11 Saturday Night
12 Arsenio Hall
13 Movie "Red Sky at Morning"
24-38 Question Period (same question as CF)
49 Cinema "Le secret du bonheur" [Secrets]
12:05
5 Movie "Fantastic Voyage"
12:30
2-3-6-10r Late Night with David Letterman
7-8 Night Heat
9s Twilight Zone
13r Family Feud
50 After Hours
CF Periode de questions (signed)
1:00
5s After Hours
11 Hill Street Blues
12 Movie "Emma: Queen of the Seas" (airs in 2 parts; part 2 starts 3am)
13r 3rd Drgee
24-38 Question Period (signed)
1:30
2-6 Best of Your Show of Shows

3-10r Later with Bob Costas
5s Stingray
13r News
1:35
7 Infomercial
1:45
10-40 Mongrain de sel
2:00
2-6 Richard Boone
10r Hard Copy
11 St. Elsewhere
49 Le Grand Journal
2:05
5 Infomercial
49 Sports plus
2:25
13 Movie "Man of a Thousand Faces"
2:30
10r News
2:35
5s Crimewatch Tonight
49 Sport en ligne
2:45
10-40 Entre chien et loup
3:00
2-6 Crimewatch Tonight
10r Trial by Jury
3:05
5s Trial by Jury
3:30
2-6 Night Moves
10r Archie Bunker's Place
3:35
3:45
10-40 Nouvelles TVA

4:00
2-6 Night Ride
10r Benson
4:30
10-40 Ad Lib
10r Cosby Show
4:55
13 Simon & Simon
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Re: Retro: Eastern Ontario Wed 2/21/90
> 5:50
> 12 Video Gold
CFCF's music video filler, which follows the late-movie and precedes its morning programs.
> 10:30
> 10-40 Haine et passions [likely a soap, but don't know which
> one]
Did TVA have their own soaps at the time (as in, made for them)?
> Afternoon
> 13 Flintstones
> 49 Les Pierrafeu
49's the French version of "The Flintstones"; they were a mainstay of noontime TV on TQS and
many CTV stations through the 1990s.
>
> 4:00
> 10-40 Double defi
Francophone version of "Double Dare" (the other show with the green slime).
11-17-2005, 02:27 PM #3
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Re: Retro: Eastern Ontario Wed 2/21/90
>> > 10:30
> > 10-40 Haine et passions [likely a soap, but don't know
> which
> > one]
>
> Did TVA have their own soaps at the time (as in, made for
> them)?
Good question...given Quebecers' love of soaps (or teleromans, as they're called), that's a pretty
good possibility!
> > Afternoon
> > 13 Flintstones
> > 49 Les Pierrafeu
>
> 49's the French version of "The Flintstones"; they were a
> mainstay of noontime TV on TQS and many CTV stations through
> the 1990s.
And TVA is running it today- I saw it listed back to back with Bugs Bunny last Sunday.
>>
> > 4:00
> > 10-40 Double defi
>
> Francophone version of "Double Dare" (the other show with

> the green slime).
I was wondering about THAT :-D
Retro: North Carolina Sunday, November 17, 1957
11 AM Services From Chapel Hill
Presbyterian Church
12 N Let's Take A Trip
1 PM 20th Century
1:30 Religion In American Life
1:45 Football Preview
2 PM Pro Football: Cleveland Browns
at Washington Redskins
4:30 Journey
4:45 Television Chapel
5 PM Disneyland
6 PM Jim Tatum (UNC coaches' show)
6:30 Waterfront
7 PM Studio 57 (for its sponsor,
Heinz 57, not for the year)
7:30 Jack Benny
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM GE Theater
9:30 December Bride
11 PM Sunday News Special (CBS News)
10 AM Church In The Home
11:30 Camera Three
1:30 (not given)
1:45 Browns-Redskins
4:45 CBS News
5 PM Captain Gallant
6 PM Jim Tatum
6:30 20th Century
7:30 Jack Benny
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM GE Theater
10:30 Federal Men
11 PM CBS News
11:15 Movie
9:45 Man To Man
10 AM The Lesson
12 N Sign Off
6:30 World Of Art
7 PM Master Keys
7:30 Heritage
8 PM Of Science (doesn't say what
"of science")
8:30 French
12 N Christophers
12:30 Sermons
1 PM Healing Waters
1:30 Movie
3 PM Bowling
4 PM Omnibus
"On Borrowed Time" with
Ed Wynn
7 PM Ted Mack's Amateur Hour
7:30 Sally
8 PM Steve Allen
9 PM General Motors 50th Anniversary
Show
11 PM Movie
WECT Ch. 6 Wilmington (NBC/CBS/ABC)
12 N Christophers
1 PM Oral Roberts

2 PM Browns-Redskins
4:30 Omnibus (joined in progress)
5:30 Hallmark Hall Of Fame
7 PM Amateur Hour
7:30 Big Record
8 PM Steve Allen
9 PM GM 50th Anniversary Show
11 PM Navy Log
11:30 News
12 N Western
1 PM Science
1:15 Public Service
2 PM Big Picture
2:30 Wisdom
3 PM Youth Wants To Know
3:30 Look Here
4 PM Omnibus
5:30 Hallmark Hall Of Fame
7 PM Amateur Hour
7:30 State Trooper

8 PM Steve Allen
11 PM News
11:05 Theater
9:30 Let's Go To College
11 AM UN In Action
11:30 Camera Three
1 PM Oral Roberts
1:30 Showcase
4:30 Circuit Rider
5 PM Disneyland
6 PM Jim Tatum
6:30 Dangerous Assignment
7 PM Lassie
7:30 Jack Benny
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM GE Theater
10:30 Real McCoys
11 PM CBS News
11:15 Bright Leaf Theater
10:30 Christophers
12 N The Answer
12:30 Mayor Of The Town
1 PM Bowling
2 PM Film
2:30 Wisdom
3 PM Telephone Time
3:30 Look Here
4 PM Omnibus
5:30 Real McCoys
6 PM Californians
6:30 Lone Ranger
7 PM Lassie (pre-empted on WBTV)
7:30 Sally
8 PM Steve Allen

11 PM Mike Wallace Interviews
11:30 Playhouse
3 PM Johns Hopkins Science Review
3:30 Dean Pike
4 PM Oral Roberts
4:30 Paul Winchell
6 PM Jim Tatum
7 PM Charlie Chan
7:30 Maverick
8:30 MGM Sunday
10:30 Premiere
10:30 Music And Previews
10:45 Man To Man
11 PM Chapel Hill Presbyterian
Church
12 N Christophers
1 PM Mr. Wizard
2:30 Wisdom
3 PM Youth Wants To Know
3:30 Look Here
4 PM Omnibus
5:30 Jet Jackson
6 PM Sugarfoot
7 PM Amateur Hour
7:30 Sally
8 PM Steve Allen
11 PM All Star Theater
11:30 News
WLOS Ch. 13 Asheville (ABC)
12 N Heavenbound
1 PM Oral Roberts
1:30 A.A. Allen Revival Hour
2 PM Browns-Redskins (probably
aired on WSPA/7 as well,
but WLOS still had a few

CBS programs)
4:30 Paul Winchell
5 PM Organ (recital, perhaps)
5:30 Western
7:30 Maverick
8:30 Sheriff Of Cochise
9 PM Silent Service
9:30 Badge 714
10 PM Scotland Yard
10:30 Theater
11:45 News
1:30 Religion
4:45 CBS News
5 PM Seven Lively Arts
6 PM Beat The Clock
6:30 20th Century
7:30 Jack Benny
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM GE Theater
10 PM Orient Express
11 PM CBS News
11:15 Carolina (doesn't have the
rest)
Retro: Greensboro and Charlotte Tuesday, November 18, 1952
From the Greensboro Daily News. There are
only two stations, WFMY/2 Greensboro and
WBTV/3 Charlotte. At the time, both carried
CBS, NBC, ABC, and DuMont, so network (if any)
will be noted on first mention of the program.
WFMY Ch. 2
9:45 Morning Chapel--Rayborn F. Hinshaw,
High School Superintendent, NC
Christian Endeavor Union, Liberty, NC.
11 AM There's One In Every Family--John Reed
King (CBS)
11:30 Strike It Rich--Warren Hull (CBS)
12 N Bride And Groom (CBS)

12:45 News At Noon
1 PM Arrival Of President-elect Dwight D.
Eisenhower in Washington (CBS)
2 PM Everywhere I Go--Dan Seymour (CBS)
3:15 Mike And Buff--Mike Wallace and his
then-wife, Buff Cobb (CBS)
3:30 Carroll's Corner--WFMY personality
Carroll Stoker with guest Mrs.
Benjamin Swalin, wife of the director
of the NC Symphony
4 PM Tele-Toons
4:15 Kate Smith Show (NBC)
4:30 Carolina Calling--Bill Guy
5 PM Film Short
5:15 Blotto's Fun Time
6 PM Six Gun Playhouse With The Old
Rebel
6:45 Sports Final--Charlie Harville
7 PM Headlines On Parade
7:15 Country Style Capers--Tommy Floyd

7:45 Heaven For Betsy--Jack Lemmon and his
then-wife, Cynthia Stone (CBS)
8 PM Milton Berle Show (NBC)
9 PM City Hospital (CBS)
9:30 Armstrong Circle Theater (NBC--moved
to CBS in 1957)
10 PM Toast Of The Town (Ed Sullivan) (CBS--
delay from Sunday 8 PM)
11 PM Fireside Theater (NBC--delay from 9 PM)
11:30 Live Like A Millionaire (ABC--delay from
Saturday 7:30)
12 M News, Final Edition, Sign Off
WBTV Ch. 3
10 AM Arthur Godfrey
11 AM There's One In Every Family
12 N Bride And Groom
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Jonathan Story
1 PM Carolina Cookery
1:15 Eisenhower Arrival
2 PM Dollar Derby
2:30 Guiding Light
3 PM Arthur Smith
4 PM Kate Smith
5 PM Uncle Buckshot
5:30 Howdy Doody
6 PM Dick Tracy
6:30 Dr. Norman Vincent Peale
6:45 Weatherman
6:50 Vespers
7 PM Night Watchman
7:15 Movie Quick Quiz
7:45 Greatest Fights (NBC--delay from
Friday 10:45)
8 PM Strietmann Playhouse (sponsored
by a cookie maker)
8:30 Mr. And Mrs. North (CBS--delay
from Friday 10 PM)
9 PM The Unexpected
9:30 Arthur Smith
10 PM Danger (CBS)
10:30 Life Begins At 80 (DUMONT--delay
from Friday 9 PM)
11 PM Robert Montgomery Presents (NBC--
delay from Monday 9:30)
12 M Sign Off
Retro: Melbourne/regional Victoria, Australia Mon 4/10/00
from Melbourne Age
Note: Aussie TV listings go 6am-5:59am
ABC
6:00 Lifelong Learning: English Have A Go
6:30 Open Learning: Study Skills
6:45 Lifelong Learning: E-Biz
7:00 Mixy--
7:00 Blinky Bill
7:25 Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends
7:30 Teletubbies
7:55 Miffy
8:00 Brambly Hedge
8:25 Hairy Madary
8:30 Sesame Street
9:30 Play School
10:00 School Programs--
10:00 Spirits of the Juguar

11:00 Face of Russia
Noon World at Noon
12:30 Quantum
1:00 Landline
2:00 Parliament Question Time: Senate (QT alternated between the Senate and the House of
Representatives, with the other airing late night)
3:00 Bear in the Big Blue House
3:25 William's Wish Wellingtons
3:30 Play School
4:00 Wombles
4:10 Animal Shelf
4:20 Rocky & the Dodos
4:30 Where's Wally
4:55 Zoo Olympics
5:00 Rugrats
5:25 Fly Tales
5:30 Animorphs
5:55 Gogs
6:00 Flashback
6:30 Something in the Air
7:00 ABC News
7:30 The 7:30 Report
8:00 Dinnerladies
8:28 News
8:30 Four Corners
9:15 Media Watch

9:30 Arts Show
10:00 The Fat (sports)
10:30 Lateline
11:15 Wildside
12:05 Parliament Question Time: House of Representatives
1:05 Movie "A Night in Montmartre"
2:10 Ruby Wax Meets...Sharon Stone
3:00 Open Learning: Aboriginal Studies
3:30 Open Learning: Australian Studies
4:00 Lifelong Learning: Reading Writing Roadshow
4:30 Open Learning: Dragon's Tongue
5:00 Open Learning: Growing Awareness
5:30 Open Learning: Australian Environmental Studies
Seven Melbourne
6:00 The Big Breakfast
8:30 The Book Place
9:00 Morning Shift
11:00 Denise
Noon Movie "Clean Slate"
2:30 Ricki Lake
3:30 Disney's Adventures
4:00 Wipeout
4:30 Power Rangers: The Lost Galaxy

6:00 Seven News
6:30 Today Tonight
7:00 Home & Away
7:30 Savage Planet
8:30 Ally McBeal
9:30 The Practice
10:30 Talking Footy (AFL preview show)
11:30 Seven News
Mid. 21 Jump Street
1:00 NBC Today
3:00 Infobreak International
4:00 Victor Paul Home Shopping
5:10 Promised Land
Prime (Seven affiiate in regional Victoria)
6:00 The Big Breakfast
8:30 The Book Place
9:00 Infobreak International
10:00 Morning Shift
11:00 Sons & Daughters
Noon Movie "Clean Slate"
3:00 Regional News Australia

3:30 Disney's Adventures
4:00 Wipeout
4:30 Power Rangers: The Lost Galaxy
5:00 (Albury)Wheel of Fortune
5:30 (Albury)Prime News
6:00 Seven News
6:30 Today Tonight
7:00 Home & Away
7:30 Savage Planet
8:30 Ally McBeal
9:30 The Practice
10:30 Talking Footy
11:30 Seven News
Mid. 21 Jump Street
1:00 Shop America
2:00 TVSN Shopping
SBS
6:00 WeatherWatch/Music
6:25 WorldWatch News--
6:25 Mandarin News
6:55 Telegiornale
7:30 Das Journal

8:00 Ta Nea Ton Ennea
9:00 Le Journal
9:30 Itogi
10:10 Telediario
11:00 Siaran Berita
11:30 The Journal
Noon Oto Polska
12:30 Heading for England
1:35 Kingdom of Heaven
3:00 TV Ed
3:30 World Sport
4:00 Glenroe
4:30 Fork in the Road
5:50 Hotline
6:00 Global Village
6:30 SBS World News
7:00 World Sport
7:30 Soccer: English Premier League highlights
8:30 South Park (2 episodes)
9:30 SBS World News Tonight
10:00 Movie "No. 3"
Mid. Soccer: FA Cup semi-final--Chelsea v Newcastle United (highlights)
1:00 Alchemy
2:00 Movie "Little Sister"
3:35 sign-off
5:30 Japanese News
Nine Melbourne
6:00 US Masters Golf
9:00 Hi-5
9:30 Blue's Clues
10:00 Martin Short
11:00 National Nine News
2:00 Movie "Spenser: Pale Kings & Princes"
4:00 Download
4:30 Family Matters
5:00 Fresh Prince of Bel Air
5:30 Burgo's Catch Phrase
7:00 Sale of the New Century
7:29 Keno
7:30 Friends
8:00 Spin City

8:30 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (Eddie McGuire hosts the Aussie version)
9:30 Movie "Fail Safe"
11:30 Nightline (9 has their own version with Jim Waley)
Mid. Hyperion Bay
1:00 WCW Monday Nitro
2:30 Prey
4:30 Lawman
5:00 48 Hours (not sure if this is CBS or not)
WIN Victoria (9 affiliate in regional Victoria; company has operations in most of Australia)
6:00 US Masters Golf
9:00 Hi-5
9:30 Telemall Shopping
10:30 Ink
2:00 Movie "Spenser: Pale Kings & Princes"
4:00 Download
4:30 Full House
5:00 Fresh Prince of Bel Air

5:30 Burgo's Catch Phrase
6:00 WIN News
7:29 Keno
7:30 Friends
8:00 Spin City
8:30 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
9:30 Movie "Fail Safe"
11:30 Nightline
Mid. Hyperion Bay
1:00 WCW Monday Nitro
2:30 Prey
4:30 Lawman
5:00 Shop America
Ten Melbourne/Ten Victoria (Ten Victoria now goes by Southern Cross Ten)
6:00 Aerobics Oz Style
6:30 Sports Tonight
7:00 Cheez TV (includes Godzilla, Silver Surfer and Dragon Ball Z)
8:30 In the Box
9:00 Good Morning Australia
11:00 Huey's Cooking Adventures

11:30 Ten News
Noon Hercules
1:00 (Melbourne)Judge Judy
1:00 (Victoria)Danoz Direct
1:30 Beauty & the Beast (Panel show)
2:30 Oprah Winfrey
3:30 Neighbours (early episodes)
4:00 Totally Wild
5:00 Ten News
6:00 Nanny
6:30 Neighbours
7:00 Seinfeld
7:30 World's Wildest Police Videos
8:30 Law & Order
9:30 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
10:30 Ten News
11:30 CART Auto Racing from Nazareth, PA
1:30 Steve Harvey
2:00 Telemall Shopping
5:00 Marilyn Hickey

Channel 31 Melbourne (community TV)
1:30 RMIT (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology) General Pathology Lectures
3:30 FishCam (camera pointed at fish tank)
4:00 RMIT Building Studies Lecture
5:00 FishCam
6:00 News from Hungary
6:30 Vietnamese Program
7:00 Serbian TV Presents
8:00 Access News
8:30 Et Cetera
9:00 Bent TV
11:00 FishCam
Retro: Amherst, NS (Canada) Tues 4/30/74
from Amherst Citizen (my hometown paper)
CKCW-2 Moncton/CJCH-5 Halifax (ATV/CTV)
7:30 Happy House
8:00 Canada AM
9:30 Romper Room
10:00 Yoga
10:30 Pay Cards

11:00 Eye Bet
11:30 Women's Show
Noon Beat the Clock
12:30 Magistrate's Court
1:00 Midday Matinee "Rogue Cop"
2:30 Art of Cooking
3:00 Anything You Can Do
3:30 Somerset
4:00 Another World
4:30 What's the Good Word?
5:00 Pink Panther
5:30 ID
6:00 ATV News (At that time, CKCW still aired local news)
7:00 Sanford & Son
7:30 Kung Fu
8:30 Movie "Banacek: No Stone Unturned"
11:00 Kojak
Mid. CTV National News
12:20 ATV Late News
12:30 Best of Berton
WLBZ-2 Bangor (NBC)
(At this time, Bangor stations were distributed by videotape- stations were recorded at
Chamcook, NB and tapes relayed from cable system to cable system)
9:00 My Backyard
10:30 Jeopardy!
11:00 Wizard of Odds
Noon Jackpot
1:30 Three on a Match
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
4:00 Somerset
4:30 Juvenile Jury
5:00 Bonanza
7:00 Adam-12
7:30 Movie "Snoop Sisters: Corpse & Robbers"
9:00 Police Story
10:00 Tonight Show
CBHT-3 Halifax (CBC)
9:00 Mr. Dress-Up

9:30 Nova Scotia Schools
10:00 Canadian Schools
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Mon Ami
12:30 Flintstones
1:00 News/Roundabout
2:00 Juliette & Friends
2:30 Luncheon Date
3:00 Take 30
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Family Court
4:30 Fit Shop
5:00 Along the Way
5:30 That Girl
6:00 Fred Davis
6:30 Here Today
7:30 Showcase
8:00 TBA
9:00 Hockey (teams not listed)
11:30 Honorable Members
Mid. The National
12:27 News
12:40 Movie "Rolling Man"
CHSJ-4 Saint John (CBC/received via CHMT-7 Moncton)
8:30 Ed Allen Time
9:00 Mr. Dress-Up
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Mon Ami
12:30 Mid-Day Report
1:00 Movie Matinee "Young Lions" (pt 2)
2:30 Magazine
3:00 Take 30
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Family Court
4:30 Fit Shop
5:00 Flintstones
5:30 Spectroscope
6:00 Evening Report

7:00 Mannix
8:00 TBA
9:00 Hockey
11:30 Canada Sports Report
Mid. The National
12:27 News
12:30 Merv Griffin
CCTV-4 Amherst (Community Channel)
5am Community Messages
7pm ARHS Television Show
WEMT-7 Bangor (ABC)
(See note for WLBZ above)
10:00 Dinah's Place
11:00 Man Trap
11:30 Brady Bunch
Noon Password
12:30 Split Second
2:00 Newlywed Game

4:30 Mike Douglas
6:00 Hogan's Heroes
7:00 Happy Days
7:30 Movie "Planet Earth"
10:00 TBA
10:30 Wide World of Mystery "Murder by Proxy"
CBAFT-11 Moncton (SRC)
9:45 L'agriculteur de demain
10:15 En mouvement
10:30 M. Pipo
11:00 Minute-Moumoute
11:15 Les contes de la rive (Hammy Hamster?)
11:30 Personalite feminine
Noon Les recettes de Juliette
12:30 Laurel et Hardy
1:00 Francis au paradis perdu
1:30 Boubou
2:30 Femme d'aujourd'hui
3:30 Cinema "Le Lion a l'ouest"
5:00 Bobino
5:30 Nic et Pic
6:00 Daniel Boone
7:00 Bunny et ses amis
7:30 Les Maritimes aujourd'hui [Also carried on CHAU Carleton, Quebec, which was the SRC
station for most of Northern New Brunswick]
8:00 Actualites 24
8:30 La petite semaine
9:00 Hockey
Mid. Appelez-moi Lise
1:00 Cinema "Bon appetit, Monsieur"
CBCT-13 Charlottetown (CBC)
9:00 Mr. Dress-Up
11:00 Sesame Street
Noon Mon Ami
12:30 Flintstones
1:00 Studio 13
2:30 Luncheon Date
3:00 Take 30
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Family Court
4:30 Fit Shop
5:00 Along the Way
5:30 That Girl
6:00 News
6:20 Compass
7:30 Brian Keith
8:00 Owen Marshall
9:00 Hockey
11:30 Honorable Members
Mid. The National
12:27 News
11-22-2005, 03:03 PM #2
Joseph_Gallant
Guest
Re: Retro: Amherst, NS (Canada) Tues 4/30/74
What's most interesting is that both CBC and CTV stations in Nova Scotia were still using the
"East Coast" feed, meaning a program airing at 8 P.M. Eastern would air in Nova Scotia at 9.
I thought Anik, Canada's first domestic communications satellite, has been launched a year and a
half prior to the date of the listings in this post. But given it's limited number of satellite
channels, I wouldn't be surprised if CBC and CTV each got only two transponders (Eastern and
Pacific feeds), resulting in Maritime viewers often having to stay-up late for their favorite shows.
With the Bangor stations being seen on tape, I wonder if the tapes were black-and-white.
Another interesting thing about Bangor stations, with programs being shown on tape, was that
people in Nova Scotia could have watched some news and sports events live on CBC or CTV, and
then a week or so later on the Bangor stations.
Example: CBC and CTV likely pre-empted their prime-time programming on August 8th, 1974 to
broadcast the resignation speech of U.S. President Richard Nixon. Cable viewers in Nova Scotia
probably got the chance to see the speech again a week or so later when the tapes of it, via the
Bangor stations, were shown on cable.
Retro: Niagara Peninsula, Ontario Sat 6/27/98
from Niagara Falls Review
WGRZ 2-NBC Buffalo
6:00 Critter Gitters
6:30 Adventures of Oliver Twist
7:00 All New Captain Kangaroo
7:30 Animal Adventures
8:00 Today
10:00 Martha Stewart Lving
10:30 Better Homes & Gardens
11:30 Hang Time (2 eps)
1:00 Wimbledon Tennis

4:00 WNBA: Los Angeles-Houston
6:00 News
7:00 X-Files
8:00 Movie "The Brady Bunch Movie"
10:00 Profiler
11:00 News
1:00 Mad About You
2:30 Infomercial
CKVR 3-NewNet Barrie
5:55 Body Tech
6:25 News
7:00 Sailor Moon
7:30 Adventures of Very Roger
8:00 Mr. Men
8:30 Guerilla Gardener
9:00 CityLine
10:30 Great Outdoorsman
11:00 Power Rangers in Space

11:30 Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation
Noon Electric Playground
12:30 Champions of the Wild
1:00 Movie "Jailhouse Rock"
3:00 Real Fishing
3:30 Sport Diver
4:00 WCW Saturday Night
5:00 Baywatch
6:00 News
6:30 Smart Guy
7:00 Seinfeld (2 eps)
11:00 News
11:30 FashionTelevision
Mid. Star Trek: Voyager
2:00 Conan
4:00 War of the Worlds
WIVB 4-CBS Buffalo
6:00 Infomercial
6:30 Golf 2000

7:00 Click
7:30 Peer Pressure
8:00 News
12:30 CBS Storybreak "Jeffrey's Ghost/The Leftover Baseball Team"
1:00 Infomercials
3:00 PBA Bowling: Oregon Open
4:00 PGA Golf: Western Open
6:00 News
9:00 Early Edition
11:00 News
11:35 NYPD Blue
12:35 Infomercials
2:05 Inside Edition Weekend
3:05 Infomercials
CBLT 5-CBC Toronto

7:45 Guess What?
8:15 CBC Playground
8:30 Sesame Park
9:00 Little Bear
9:30 Skinnamarink TV
10:00 Spilled Milk
10:30 Street Cents
11:00 New Adventures of Robin Hood
Noon Canadian Gardener
12:30 Cottage Country
1:00 Travels with Mom
2:00 Movie "The Four Feathers"
4:00 Pro Beach Volleyball
6:30 Fashion File
7:00 Baseball: Toronto-Atlanta
10:00 TBA
11:30 Movie "Here Comes the Groom"
1:45 sign-off
WKBW 7-ABC Buffalo
5:00 Infomercials
6:30 Field Trip
7:00 Sing Me a Story
7:30 Nick News
8:00 101 Dalmatians
8:30 Brand Spanking New Doug (2 eps)
9:30 Recess
10:00 Pepper Ann
11:30 Jungle Cubs
Noon Aging is for Everyone
12:30 Infomercials
2:30 World Cup France Report
2:45 World Cup Soccer Pre-Game
3:00 World Cup Soccer: Round of 16
5:00 X-Games
6:30 ABC World News Saturday
7:30 Infomercial
8:00 Timecop
9:00 Movie "The Real McCoy"
11:00 News
11:35 Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal
1:05 Movie "Purple Rain"
3:05 Infomercials
CFTO 9-CTV Toronto/CKCO 13-CTV Kitchener
5:55 (CFTO)News
6:00 (CKCO)News
6:30 Little Lulu
7:00 Mighty Jungle
8:00 101 Dalmatians
9:30 Recess
10:00 Pepper Ann
10:30 Master Control
11:30 Acorn the Nature Nut
Noon Canada AM Weekend
1:00 NBA Action
1:30 Real Fishing
2:00 Infomercial
2:30 Weekend Fisherman
3:00 Movie "Dinner at Eight"
5:00 Entertainment Now
6:00 News
6:30 (CKCO)Final Round
7:30 Double Exposure

8:00 Cops (2 eps)
9:00 America's Most Wanted: America Fights Back
10:00 Once a Thief
11:00 CTV News
11:30 News
12:05 Larry Sanders (5 eps)
2:35 Infomercials
Cogeco Community 10-Niagara Falls
5:00 Community Message Board
10:00 Niagara Outdoors
10:30 Wholistic Health
11:00 Niagara Symphony 50th Anniversary
1:00 Soccer: Club Roma-York Shooters
3:00 Improving Your Financial Health
5:00 George Bailey
5:30 Pay Pics
6:00 Chef's Table
6:30 Plugged In
7:00 Learning Path
8:00 Pride of Niagara
10:00 Conversations
11:00 Plugged In (2 eps)
Mid. Community Bulletin Board

CHCH 11-ONtv Hamilton
5:00 Infomercials
6:30 Ultimate Fishing Show
7:00 Infomercials
8:00 Movie Show Weekend
8:30 Ted & Tony's Inside Track
9:00 Infomercials
10:30 Q Scene
11:00 Rainbow Bingo
11:30 Angler & Hunter
Noon Fish 'n Canada
12:30 Going Fishing
1:00 Investors On-Line
2:00 Home Check
2:30 Art of Gardening
3:00 Movie "Caught in the Act"
5:00 Movie Show Weekend
5:30 News
6:00 Counterstrike
8:00 Highlander (2 eps)
10:00 Profiler
11:00 News
11:30 Comedy at Club 54

Mid. Fame LA
1:00 WWF Raw
3:00 Infomercials
WICU 12-NBC Erie
5:30 Ag USA
7:00 Today
9:30 Infomercial
10:30 City Guys
11:30 Hang Time (2 eps)
4:00 WNBA: Los Angeles-Houston
6:00 PGA Tour's Signature Golf
7:00 Fully Alive
10:00 Profiler
11:00 News
1:00 Infomercials
WNED 17-PBS Buffalo
(Programs simulcast on WNEQ-23 from 11am-sign off)
7:00 GED on TV
8:00 Barney & Friends (2 eps)
9:30 MotorWeek
10:30 New Garden
11:00 Jerry Baker Gardening Marathon
2:00 Plain & Fancy Cooking
3:00 Humor Your Stress
4:30 Women's Bodies, Women's Minds-The Mind Body Connection
6:00 Women's Bodies, Women's Choices
8:00 Rolling Stones: Bridges to Babylon
10:00 Fleetwood Mac
Mid. sign-off
CICA 19-TVO Toronto
6:00 Polka Dot Door
7:00 Bookmice
7:25 Babaloos
7:30 Adventures of Dudley the Dragon

8:00 Polka Dot Shorts
8:10 Mighty Machines
8:30 Arthur
8:55 Zoe & Charlie
9:00 Country Mouse & City Mouse Adventures
9:30 On My Mind
10:00 Undersea Explorer
10:30 Homestyle
11:00 Guerilla Gardener
11:30 Medicine Demystified
Noon Woman Being
12:30 Dotto's Data Cafe 4
1:00 Cybernation
1:30 Money Blues
2:00 More to Life
3:00 Talking Film
3:30 Distant Voices
4:00 Portraits of Power
4:30 Stuff
5:00 Get a Life!
5:30 Kids' Planet Video
6:00 Incredible Story Studio
6:30 Archaeology
7:00 National Dream

8:05 Movie "The Black Stallion"
10:05 Conversations
10:30 Movie "Requiem for a Heavyweight"
Mid. Conversations
12:10 Movie "The Beguiled"
2:00 sign-off
WJET 24-ABC Erie
6:00 Blossom
6:30 This Old House
7:00 Animal Adventures
7:30 101 Dalmatians
8:00 Clubhouse 24
9:30 Recess
10:00 Pepper Ann
11:30 Jungle Cubs
Noon Infomercial
12:30 Science Court
1:00 Summer Celebrity Sports Invitational
2:30 World Cup France Report
2:45 World Cup Soccer Pre-Game

5:00 X-Games
6:30 ABC World News Saturday
7:00 Cheers
7:30 Seinfeld
8:00 Timecop
9:00 Movie "The Real McCoy"
11:00 News
11:30 NYPD Blue
12:30 Movie "Bullets Over Broadway"
2:30 Infomercials
3:30 Travel Travel
CBLFT 25-SRC Toronto
7:30 Les nouvelles aventures de Winnie l'ourson
8:00 La bande a Ovide
8:30 L'histoire sans fin
9:00 Pierre et Isa
9:30 Les tracas de Rebecca
10:00 Doug
10:30 Ou est Charlie?
11:00 Tiny Toons
11:30 Les Twist
Noon Cinema "Le jeune magicien"
2:00 Direction: sud

3:00 Entree des artistes
3:30 Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir
4:30 Branche
5:00 Vie de chalet
5:30 Chez nous
6:00 Le Telejournal
6:30 Le vent des annees 60
7:00 Baseball: Baltimore-Montreal
10:00 Le Telejournal/Meteo
10:50 Cinema "Masques"
WNYB 26-TCT/TBN Jamestown
5:00 TCT Revival
6:00 TCT Today
6:30 Flying House
7:00 Superbook
7:30 Lift Jesus Higher
8:00 Kids Against Crime
8:30 Gospel Bill
9:00 Circle Square
9:30 Kirstie's Manor
10:00 Gerbert
10:30 Janice's Attic

11:00 Quigley's Village
11:30 Kids Against Crime
Noon Kids Like You
12:30 Colby's Clubhouse
1:00 Kids Club
1:30 Faithville
2:00 Carol Lawrence
2:30 Dale Evans
3:00 Betty Jean Robinson
3:30 Public Report
4:00 Walt Mills
4:30 Doctor & the Word
5:00 Mike Barber
5:30 Living Epistles
6:00 Just the Facts
6:30 Zola Levitt
7:00 Dr. James Kennedy
8:00 In Touch
9:00 Hour of Power
10:00 Jack Van Impe
10:30 John Jacobs
11:00 Eastman Curtis
11:30 Pat Boone
Mid. Real Videos
12:30 G Rock
1:00 Fire by Night
2:00 Alvin Slaughter
3:00 TCT Revival
WUTV 29-Fox Buffalo
5:00 Star Trek
6:00 Infomercial
6:30 Oscar's Orchestra
7:00 Van-Pires
7:30 All Dogs Go to Heaven
8:00 Ned's Newt
8:30 Power Rangers in Space
9:00 Spider-Man's Web Files
9:30 Toonsylvania
10:00 Ultimate Goosebumps
10:30 Toonsylvania
11:00 Pick of the Week
11:30 Sam & Max
Noon Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
12:30 In the Zone
1:00 Baseball: NY Yankees-NY Mets or Houston-Cleveland (I'm guessing Fox 29 carried the Battle
of NY?)
4:00 Best of National Geographic
5:00 Movie "Soapdish"
7:00 Cops
7:30 New York Wired (What other stations aired this show? I've seen it listed for WWNY
Watertown)
8:00 Cops (2 eps)
9:00 America's Most Wanted: America Fights Back
10:00 Simpsons (2 eps)
11:00 Mad TV
Mid. Ghost Stories
2:00 Infomercials
4:00 Movie "Perry Mason: Case of the Desperate Deception"
WSEE 35-CBS Erie
5:00 Nightman
6:00 Wild, Wild Web
7:30 CBS Storybreak
10:00 New Ghostwriter Mysteries
11:30 Weird Al
Noon Sing Me a Story
12:30 Infomercials
3:00 PBA Bowling: Oregon Open
4:00 PGA Golf: Western Open

6:00 Infomercials
7:30 Jeopardy!
9:00 Early Edition
11:00 News
12:35 Highlander
1:35 Soldier of Fortune, Inc.
2:35 Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal
3:35 Nightman
4:30 Wild, Wild Web
CIII 41-Global Toronto
6:30 Blue Rainbow
7:00 Care Bears
8:00 Daffy Duck
8:30 Eerie Indiana: The Other Dimension
9:00 Men in Black
9:30 Toonysylvania

10:30 City Guys
11:00 Sam & Max
11:30 Weird Al
Noon KidsBeat
1:00 Student Bodies
1:30 Chris Cross
6:00 News
6:30 Focus Ontario
7:00 Ready or Not
7:30 Mysterious Island
8:00 Traders
9:00 Early Edition
10:00 Outer Limits
11:00 News
1:00 Comedy Showcase
2:00 Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist
2:30 Viva Variety
3:00 Beetlejuice
3:30 Infomercials
CFMT 47-Toronto
6:00 Telejornal
6:30 Studio Aperto
7:00 Chinese Newsline
8:00 Showers of Blessings
8:30 Macedonian Heritage
9:00 Hai Horizon
9:30 Lehen Malti
10:00 Wai Wai Wide
10:25 World Cup Pre-Game
12:30 Pasargad
1:00 Kontakt
2:00 Lamire
2:55 World Cup Pre-Game
5:00 PGA Golf: Western Open (JIP)
6:00 Russian Waves
6:30 Rozmaitosci
7:30 Ukrainian Svitohliad
8:30 TV Korea
9:00 Cantonese Movie "The Invincible Constable"
11:00 Chinese Entertainment Plus
Mid. Inside the PGA Tour

1:00 Vibe
2:00 sign-off
WNYO 49-WB Buffalo
5:00 Infomercials
6:00 Bullwinkle
6:30 New Adventures of Voltron
7:00 Conan
9:00 Movie "Jonny Quest vs the Cyber-Insects"
11:00 WCW Wrestling
Noon WWF Wrestling Challenge
3:00 Movie "Enter the Dragon"
5:00 Movie "Rapid Fire"
8:00 Earth: Final Conflict
9:00 Nightman
10:00 Outer Limits
Mid. Xena: Warrior Princess
1:00 Baywatch
2:00 WWF Shotgun Saturday

CITY 57-Toronto
5:00 Movie "Kagemusha" cont'd
5:40 Titans
6:00 Body Tech
6:30 War Years
7:30 Travel Magazine
8:00 Infomercials
9:00 Indo-Canadian Visions
9:30 Dharti Sohni Pakistan
10:00 Eye on Asia
11:00 Polish Studio
Noon City Saigon
12:30 CityLine
1:30 CHUM FM 30
2:30 Electric Circus
4:00 Speakers Corner
6:00 News
6:30 FashionTelevision
7:00 Ooh La La
7:30 MusicTelevision
8:00 NewMusic
9:00 Movie "Sliver"
11:00 News
11:30 Movie "Meatballs III"
1:30 Movie "Invasion of the Body Snatchers"
3:10 Movie "The Girl in a Swing"
CHLF-TFO Toronto
6:00 Mon amie Maya
6:30 Bisou
6:45 Picoli et Lirabo
7:00 Pauline a la ferme/Mon dico-video des animaux
7:15 Iris, le gentil professeur
7:30 Pingu/Leo et Popi/Julien a la mer
7:45 Livre ouvert/Les bananes en pyjama
8:00 A la claire fontaine
8:30 Mon amie Maya
9:00 Cocotte Minute
9:30 Les tracas de Rebecca
10:00 Le livre de la jungle
10:30 Les aventures d'Arthur le dragon
11:00 Legendes indiennes du Canada
11:25 Le pouvoir de la paix
11:30 Arsene Lupin
Noon Declic! Le magazine

12:30 Villages et visages
1:00 Les grands fleuves
2:00 Table d'hote
2:30 Bouffe au jardin de Cataraqui
3;00 Allo la Terre!
3:15 Dossiers XXX
3:30 La cabane des reves
3:45 Le monde animal
4:00 Bisou
4:30 Les aventures d'Arthur le dragon
5:00 Les amis de Sesame
5:30 Wubulous
6:00 Alice/Open a Door/Le pouvoir de la paix
6:30 Les yeux de la decouverte
7:00 Cirques du monde
8:00 Boite a chansons d'aujourd'hui
8:30 Declic! Le magazine
9:00 Cinema "Momo"
11:00 Mont-Royal
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Let's play "Guess The American Titles of Frebch Shows":
> CBLFT 25-SRC Toronto
> 7:30 Les nouvelles aventures de Winnie l'ourson (Winnie The Pooh)
> 8:30 L'histoire sans fin (Neverending Story)
> 10:00 Doug (the Nickelodeon version, I think)
> 2:00 Direction: sud (Due South)
> 3:30 Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir (The Avengers)
> 10:50 Cinema "Masques" ("Mask" (with Cher), or "The Mask" (with Carrey)?)
> 1:05 Fin des emissions (off the air)
>
> CHLF-TFO Toronto
> 6:00 Mon amie Maya (Maya the Bee?)
> 7:45 Les bananes en pyjama (Bananas in Pajamas)
> 5:00 Les amis de Sesame (Sesame Street, witout the "Street")
> 5:30 Wubulous (...world of Dr. Seuss?)
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> Let's play "Guess The American Titles of Frebch Shows":
>
> > CBLFT 25-SRC Toronto
> > 7:30 Les nouvelles aventures de Winnie l'ourson (Winnie
> The Pooh)
> > 8:30 L'histoire sans fin (Neverending Story)
> > 10:00 Doug (the Nickelodeon version, I think)
> > 2:00 Direction: sud (Due South)
> > 3:30 Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir (The Avengers)
> > 10:50 Cinema "Masques" ("Mask" (with Cher), or "The Mask"
> (with Carrey)?)
> > 1:05 Fin des emissions (off the air)
>>
> > CHLF-TFO Toronto
> > 6:00 Mon amie Maya (Maya the Bee?)
> > 7:45 Les bananes en pyjama (Bananas in Pajamas)
> > 5:00 Les amis de Sesame (Sesame Street, witout the
> "Street")
> > 5:30 Wubulous (...world of Dr. Seuss?)

>
You've pretty well nailed most of them...I believe "Masques" was actually a French film. "Fin des
emissions" is the French term for "sign-off".
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> Let's play "Guess The American Titles of Frebch Shows":
>
> > CBLFT 25-SRC Toronto
> > 7:30 Les nouvelles aventures de Winnie l'ourson (Winnie
> The Pooh)
---------
Or this could be Winnie the Pooh News - a kids newscast.
[joker emoticon goes here]______________
From WNBC-TV New York this is Liiiiive at Fiiiiive!Edited

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> CKVR 3-NewNet Barrie
> 4:00 WCW Saturday Night
Was this on a 6 day, 22 hour delay? Or did Canadians get to see it 2 hours earlier than US viewers
on TBS?
>
> CBLT 5-CBC Toronto
> 11:00 New Adventures of Robin Hood
I thought this show was a Turner production. Did the CBC actually produce it or is this a rare
instance of non-CanCon on the network?
>
> CFTO 9-CTV Toronto/CKCO 13-CTV Kitchener
> 12:05 Larry Sanders (5 eps)

That seems a bit excessive. Of course, HBO Comedy was doing the same thing at the time, but
that was digital cable, not broadcast. Did they just throw the show on whenever they couldn't
sell an infomercial a la Fox O&Os and Cops reruns now?
>
> CFMT 47-Toronto
> 2:55 World Cup Pre-Game
> 3:00 World Cup Soccer: Round of 16
> 5:00 PGA Golf: Western Open (JIP)
Would these have been the same feeds that were airing on the US networks at the same time? If
so, were they dubbed into another language?
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> > CBLT 5-CBC Toronto
> > 11:00 New Adventures of Robin Hood
>
> I thought this show was a Turner production. Did the CBC
> actually produce it or is this a rare instance of non-CanCon

> on the network?
This was one of very few American shows seen on CBC. I don't think the CBC was involved, other
than the buying of the program; and since it was an American show, I don't recall Windsor's O&O
CBET carrying it.
>
>>
> > CFTO 9-CTV Toronto/CKCO 13-CTV Kitchener
> > 12:05 Larry Sanders (5 eps)
>
> That seems a bit excessive. Of course, HBO Comedy was doing
> the same thing at the time, but that was digital cable, not
> broadcast. Did they just throw the show on whenever they
> couldn't sell an infomercial a la Fox O&Os and Cops reruns
> now?
Apparently, they had a special marathon that night, which might've replaced a movie.
>
>>
> > CFMT 47-Toronto
> > 2:55 World Cup Pre-Game
> > 3:00 World Cup Soccer: Round of 16
> > 5:00 PGA Golf: Western Open (JIP)
>
> Would these have been the same feeds that were airing on the
> US networks at the same time? If so, were they dubbed into
> another language?
>
No; all in English, straight off the US feeds. In addition to ethnic programming, CFMT (and the
present-day Omni channels in Toronto) show some American programming, mainly to take
advantage of sim-subbing opportunities.
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> > CKVR 3-NewNet Barrie
> > 4:00 WCW Saturday Night
>
> Was this on a 6 day, 22 hour delay? Or did Canadians get to
> see it 2 hours earlier than US viewers on TBS?
>
I think it was a one-week delay, with a Canadian host sgement inserted. ATV in the Maritimes
also aired this as well on Saturdays.
> > CFMT 47-Toronto
> > 2:55 World Cup Pre-Game
> > 3:00 World Cup Soccer: Round of 16

> > 5:00 PGA Golf: Western Open (JIP)
>
> Would these have been the same feeds that were airing on the
> US networks at the same time? If so, were they dubbed into
> another language?
AFAIK golf was in English; soccer in the past has aired in Chinese, Italian and Portuguese. I
remember living in TO in 1990 and seeing World Cup coverage on ChinaVision- all they did was
pick up Telelatino's feed with their own studio commentators.
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> > > CFMT 47-Toronto
> > > 2:55 World Cup Pre-Game
> > > 3:00 World Cup Soccer: Round of 16
> > > 5:00 PGA Golf: Western Open (JIP)
>>
> > Would these have been the same feeds that were airing on
> the
> > US networks at the same time? If so, were they dubbed
> into
> > another language?
>>
> No; all in English, straight off the US feeds. In addition
> to ethnic programming, CFMT (and the present-day Omni
> channels in Toronto) show some American programming, mainly
> to take advantage of sim-subbing opportunities.
>
Some? It appears to constitute the bulk of the Toronto weekday schedules. The Omni Vancouver
schedule looks like your basic US indie station except for some South Asian programming. I guess
it keeps people watching Canadian commercials, though.
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> The Omni Vancouver schedule looks like
> your basic US indie station except for some South Asian
> programming.
Isn't Omni Vancouver supposed to be mainly religious programming? Onmi's operations in

Vancouver was originally a religious channel "Now TV", owned by Trinity Television (no relation
to TBN). A few months ago, Trinity TV sold their Now TV channel in Vancouver and a license for a
yet-to-open Winnipeg operation to Rogers.
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> > Would these have been the same feeds that were airing on
> the
> > US networks at the same time? If so, were they dubbed
> into
> > another language?
>>
> No; all in English, straight off the US feeds. In addition
> to ethnic programming, CFMT (and the present-day Omni
> channels in Toronto) show some American programming, mainly
> to take advantage of sim-subbing opportunities.
-----------
I do remember CFMT airing some PGA golf back in the 90s, now that you mention it. They also
aired some Leafs games during the 1997-98 season, so it wasn't all American content.
I believe the launch of OMNI.2 (CJMT 69) had to do with the growing amount of English
programming on CFMT.______________
RetroSchedule: Toledo, OH-Friday, Feb. 19, 1971
From the Detroit Edition of TV Guide:
[11] WTOL (CBS)
[13] WTVG (NBC)
[24] WDHO (ABC)
[30] WGTE (PBS)
(C)-Denotes color program.
[11] WTOL
6:30am SUNRISE SEMESTER (C)
7:00 CBS NEWS-John Hart (C)
7:30 MR. T's SHOW-Children (C)
8:00 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (C)
9:00 DAVID FROST (C)
10:00 LUCILLE BALL (C)*
10:30 THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (C)
11:00 FAMILY AFFAIR (C)

11:30 LOVE OF LIFE (C)
12:00 EYEWITNESS NEWS-Bird/Ashlon (C)**
12:30 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (C)
1:00 WHERE THE HEART IS (C)
1:30 AS THE WORLD TURNS (C)
2:00 LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING (C)
2:30 THE GUIDING LIGHT (C)
3:00 SECRET STORM (C)
3:30 EDGE OF NIGHT (C)
4:00 GOMER PYLE, USMC (C)
4:30 MOVIE-"The Desert Fox" (1951)
6:00 EYEWITNESS NEWS (C)
6:30 CBS NEWS-Walter Cronkite (C)
7:30 THE INTERNS (C)
8:30 THE NEW ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW (C)
9:00 MOVIE-"The Battle of the Bulge" (C)
11:30 MOVIE-"Detective Story" (1951)
*Here's Lucy or The Lucy Show? "Lucille Ball" is what was listed.
**A WTOL-TV print ad talks about the premiere of "Eyewitness News". However, a
long-time WTOL employee didn't recall the station ever using that branding.
[13] WTVG
6:55am FARM REPORT (C)
7:00 TODAY (C)
9:00 MOVIE GAME (C)
9:30 JEOPARDY (C)
10:00 DINAH SHORE (C)
10:30 CONCENTRATION (C)
11:00 SALE OF THE CENTURY (C)
11:30 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (C)
12:00 NEWS-Miller/Rudes (C)
12:30 WHO, WHAT, OR WHERE
1:00 PHIL DONAHUE (C)
2:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (C)
2:30 THE DOCTORS (C)
3:00 ANOTHER WORLD (C)
3:30 BRIGHT PROMISE (C)
4:00 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (C)
4:30 GET SMART (C)
5:00 PERRY MASON
6:00 NEWS, WEATHER, & SPORTS (C)
6:30 NBC NEWS (C)
7:00 WHAT'S MY LINE? (C)
7:30 HIGH CHAPARRAL (C)
9:30 THE NAME OF THE GAME (C)

11:00 NEWS, WEATHER, & SPORTS (C)
11:30 TONIGHT SHOW (C)
WTVG apparently didn't clear the NBC soap "Somerset".
[24] WDHO
7:55am FARM REPORT (C)
8:00 MARINE BOY (C)
8:30 ROMPER ROOM (C)
9:00 DENNIS THE MENACE
9:30 MIKE DOUGLAS (C)
10:50 GALLOPING GOURMET (C)
11:20 FASHIONS IN SEWING (C)
11:30 THAT GIRL (C)
12:00 BEWITCHED (C)
12:30 WORLD APART (C)
1:00 ALL MY CHILDREN (C)
2:00 NEWLYWED GAME (C)
2:30 DATING GAME (C)
3:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL (C)
3:30 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (C)
4:00 DARK SHADOWS (C)

4:30 MOVIE-"The Spoilers" (1942)
6:00 ABC NEWS-Smith/Reasoner (C)
6:30 HERE COME THE BRIDES (C)
7:30 THE BRADY BUNCH (C)
8:00 NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR (C)
8:30 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (C)
9:00 THAT GIRL (C)
9:30 THE ODD COUPLE (C)
10:00 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (C)
11:00 MANTRAP-Talk (C)
11:30 DICK CAVETT (C)
1:00 NEWS (C)*
*Apparently just a brief update. Earlier schedules from the late '60s advertised "The Eleven
O'Clock News" on WDHO-TV, at the time the only news broadcast on the station.
[30] WGTE
11:30am SESAME STREET (C)
(Unless WGTE was showing instructional programming, they signed off at 12:30pm. No listing is
given until 3:30pm.)
3:30 JULIA CHILD
5:00 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD
5:30 WHAT'S NEW (C)
6:00 DAVEY & GOLIATH

6:15 BROWNIE BEAR (C)
6:30 YOGA FOR HEALTH
7:00 HOORAY FOR LOVE-Pledge Drive (C)
8:00 WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY, JR.
9:00 SOUL!-Music (C)
10:00 NET PLAYHOUSE*
*(A program that apparently retained the pre-PBS brand.)
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Re: RetroSchedule: Toledo, OH-Friday, Feb. 19, 1971
> [11] WTOL
> 10:00 LUCILLE BALL (C)*
> *Here's Lucy or The Lucy Show? "Lucille Ball" is what was
> listed.
At the time, it was reruns of "The Lucy Show". Repeats of "Here's Lucy" didn't enter CBS daytime
until 1977.
> **A WTOL-TV print ad talks about the premiere of "Eyewitness
> News". However, a
> long-time WTOL employee didn't recall the station ever using
> that branding.
>
Just like schedules being subject to last minute changes without notice (as TVG always promised
us at the end of the listings), the same could be said for Tv programs.
Maybe someone thought that "Toledo Eleven News" sounded better than "Eyewitness News"
(provided that the former began in 1971).
> 1:00 NEWS (C)*
>
> *Apparently just a brief update. Earlier schedules from the
> late '60s advertised "The Eleven O'Clock News" on WDHO-TV,
> at the time the only news broadcast on the station.
>
Until Malrite acquired the station and flipped it to NBC, ch.24 always seemed to have a hard
time getting a news organisation off the ground. Apparently, this was their only newscast each
weekday in 1971, and given the nature, it was probably an announcer reading the wires behind a
"news" slide (the only reason why it was listed as being in color, unless it was a black-and-white
slide).
> [30] WGTE
>
> 11:30am SESAME STREET (C)
> (Unless WGTE was showing instructional programming, they

> signed off at 12:30pm. No listing is given until 3:30pm.)
Given the time of year, they probably did have in-school TV that day.
> 6:00 DAVEY & GOLIATH
> 6:15 BROWNIE BEAR (C)
I thought all "Davey and Goliath" episodes were in colorn (unless some black-and-white prints
were made).
> 7:00 HOORAY FOR LOVE-Pledge Drive (C)
Since this was a pledge special and the 1970s, was Leo Buscaglia involved with this?Edited by rugrats1 on 11/18/05 10:57 PM.
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What was "The New Andy Griffith Show"? I knew about "Headmaster", and that the original
show morphed into "Mayberry RFD" with Ken Berry, but wasn't aware of a "new" show with
Griffith.
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> What was "The New Andy Griffith Show"? I knew about
> "Headmaster", and that the original show morphed into
> "Mayberry RFD" with Ken Berry, but wasn't aware of a "new"
> show with Griffith.
The New Andy Griffith Show was a show where Andy played Andy Sawyer the mayor of
Greenwood(nothing was mentioned of the state Greenwood was in). Lee Meriwether portrayed
his wife Lee and it was basically something similiar to the Andy Griffith Show only that he was
mayor and not sheriff. Unfortunately the show only lasted 5 months on Friday nights at 7:30 PM
Central from January 8,1971 to May 21,1971. Also it was up against The Partridge Family in that
time slot on ABC and also CBS was beginning to pull the gauntlet on rural shows like The Beverly
Hillbillies,Green Acres,Hee Haw,and Mayberry RFD so the show didn't have a chance in the first
place.
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Thanks. Maybe I do vaguely remember it.
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I recall that growing up in the mid 1970's in Columbus,Ohio, the local cable tv system cherry
picked two stations from Toledo, Channel 11 and Channel 13.
[11] WTOL (CBS) The cable system sometimes showed the local news from WTOL Toledo. I
remember that the name of their newscast back then was Toledo 11 News. Does WTOL still
name their newscasts Toledo 11 News or has it since been changed? I also recall that WTOL also
carried the Detroit Tigers baseball games in the mid 1970's which the cable system also carried.
[13] WTVG (NBC) I recall that the call letters were WSPD in the mid 1970's. I don't recall seeing
the WTVG call letters back then. When did WSPD change their call letters to WTVG?

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> [13] WTVG (NBC) I recall that the call letters were WSPD in
> the mid 1970's. I don't recall seeing the WTVG call letters
> back then. When did WSPD change their call letters to WTVG?
>
Good catch -- even I didn't notice that. I figure around 1979 at the earliest. When the station first
started to use its "13 Strong" moniker around 1978 (I think), they were still WSPD -- they became
WTVG when then-owner Storer spunoff WSPD radio.
11-23-2005, 11:03 PM #8
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> [11] WTOL (CBS) The cable system sometimes showed the local
> news from WTOL Toledo. I remember that the name of their
> newscast back then was Toledo 11 News. Does WTOL still name
> their newscasts Toledo 11 News or has it since been changed?

They kept the "Toledo 11" name until last year, when they adopted the Liberty corporate
graphics. They're now "WTOL News 11".______________
Derek

Retro: Spain Mon 6/21/97
from Hola! (the originator of the various Hello! magazines worldwide)
National Channels
TVE1
5:00 Cine de Madrugada II cont'd
6:00 EuroNews
7:30 Telediario Matinal
8:45 Estamos de Vacaciones
9:45 Club Disney Verano
11:00 Las Gemelas de Sweet Valley
11:20 Los Rompercorazones
12:10 Lois y Clark: Las Nuevas Aventuras de Superman
1:10 Kung Fu: La Leyenda Continua
2:00 Informacion Territorial (regional news)
2:30 Corazones de Verano
3:00 Telediario 1
4:00 Tour de Francia 1997

5:20 Todo por Tu Amor
6:15 Series
8:00 Gente
9:00 Telediario 2
9:50 No Veas
11:00 Muchas Gracias
12:45 Dossier
1:15 Telediario 3
2:00 Se Ha Escrito Un Crimen
2:45 El Cuarto Oscuro
3:35 Telediario 4
4:05 EuroCops
La 2 TVE
5:50 Cierta Idea de Europa
6:40 Por la Ruta de los Vientos
7:35 Ciudades Perdidas
8:30 Empleate a Fondo
9:00 Otros Pueblos
10:00 Documental
10:55 Tour de Francia 1997
3:55 Grandes Documentales
5:00 Ushuaia
5:30 Pueblo de Dios
6:00 Para Nosotros

7:00 Yo y El Mundo
7:30 Quien es el Jefe?
8:00 Informativo Territorial
8:30 Zip Zap
9:00 Mitomania: Erase Una Vez La Tele
10:00 La 2 Noticias
10:30 El Cine de la 2 "Frenes!"
12:40 El Valor del Dinero
1:10 Cine-Club: Classicos del Cine "Placido"
Antena 3
6:00 Cine de Madrugada "Ellie" cont'd
6:30 Dirty Dancing
7:00 Noticias
7:30 Club Megatrix
11:30 Mr. Belvedere
Noon Aquallos Maravillosos Anos
1:00 El Equipo A
2:00 La Familia Hogan
2:30 Los Problemas Crecen
3:00 Noticias
3:45 Extra Rosa
4:30 Telecine
6:30 El Coche Fantastico

7:30 Que Loca Peluqueria
8:20 Impacto TV
9:00 Noticias
9:30 Cine
11:30 TBA
1:30 Noticias
2:00 Cine "Por que pecamos a los cuarenta?"
3:00 Televenta
Tele 5
5:00 Pelota Vasca cont'd
6:00 Superboy
6:30 Las Noticias Titulares
7:35 Dibujos Animados
9:15 Primros Besos
9:45 Sensacion de Vivir
11:00 Operacion Trueno
11:45 RoboCop
12:30 Tarzan
1:30 Acapulco HEAT
2:30 Las Noticias
3:20 Que Me Dices?
4:00 Tarde de Cine
6:00 Ana
7:15 Polidron
8:00 La Ruleta de la Fortuna
8:30 Las Noticias
9:30 Telecupon
9:35 Que Mas Amigos
11:00 Todos los Hombres Sois Iguales
Mid. El Puente
2:00 Entre Hoy y Manana (repeated 6am the next morning)
2:30 Esta Noche Tu
2:35 Universidad Verano de El Escorial
2:50 Pasiones
3:40 Milagros
4:10 Manuela
Canal +
5:08 Cine "Flirt" (original soundtrack)
7:35 ABC World News This Morning (normally shown 8am; I assume it was subtitled like with
CBS News in France)
8:00 Plusvalia
8:35 Entrenador
9:30 Programa Mas o Menos Multiplicado o Diviso
11:58 Cine "Rebelion en las aulas II"
1:30 Los 40 Principales
2:25 Madison
2:55 Redaccion/Noticias
3:27 Cine "Angeles guardianes"
5:15 Cine "Yankee zulu"

6:42 Cine "A casa por vacaciones"
8:30 Es Mi Vida
9:30 Redaccion/Noticias
10:00 Frasier
10:30 Estreno Canal + "La otra America"
12:04 Cine "Ma amiga Max"
1:45 Suplementos
2:46 Cine "Eclipse total" (original soundtrack)
4:53 Cine "Mi nombre es sombre"
Galavision
5:00 TeleHit
7:00 ECO
10:00 Conexion Financiera
11:00 ECO
Noon ECO Agenda
1:00 Pasaporte Deportivo
2:00 ECO
4:00 TVO
5:00 Un Nuevo Dia
7:00 Cristina
8:00 Primer Impacto
9:00 En Cadena con Cadena
9:30 Tercer Milenio
10:00 Al Ritmo de la Noche

11:00 24 Horas (airs overnight)
Regional Stations
TV3 (Catalunya, broadcasts in Catalan)
8:00 Mister Ed
8:25 La Gran Vall
9:15 Gent del Barri
10:10 Dobes de Llei
11:05 La Doble Vida d'En Henry
11:35 Superagent 86
Noon Veins
12:40 Bonanza
1:30 Setciencies
2:05 Telenoticies
3:15 Els Misteris de Ruth Rendell
4:15 Un Dia a la Vida
6:15 Bigfoot i Els Henderson
6:45 Estacio d'Enllac
7:30 Ironside
8:30 Mira-t'ho Be
9:00 Telenoticies Vespre
9:40 Bojos pel Ball
11:20 Les 1.000 i Una
2:00 Els Desbravadors

3:25 Fi d'Emissio (sign-off)
ETB (Basque Country, broadcasts in Basque)
7:30 Aurkezpena
7:35 Le Tour
9:00 Superbat
10:35 Speed Racer
11:00 Euskaraokea
11:25 Irribarrez
12:40 Harry eta Hendersondarrak
1:30 Gaur Egun
2:20 Jaiak 97
3:10 Goenkale
4:15 Txiskola
5:30 Elefanteen Borroka
6:20 Euskal Herritik
8:05 Parker Lewisek ez du Sekula Galtzen
8:30 Gaur Egun
9:35 Goenkale
10:10 Le Tour
11:40 Burdinazko Kemena
12:35 Jaiak 97
1:30 Geonkale
3:25 Egi Bidean

TVG (Galicia, broadcasts in Galician- a language related to Portuguese)
8:00 Xabarin Club
9:00 Telexornal Primiera Hora
9:30 Aerobic
10:25 Xabarin Club
11:55 A Cocinar
12:30 Galicia Enteira
1:30 Telexornal Galicia
2:30 Telexornal Mediodia
3:20 Cousa, Cousina
3:50 A Forza do Amor
4:55 Xabarin Club
6:15 Brigada de Rescate
7:15 En Todo Corazon
8:00 Tequele, Tequele
8:55 Telexornal Seran
9:45 Lei e Desordre
10:15 Taxi
11:15 Mil Gracias
12:15 Telexornal Noite
12:45 Gran Cinema "Gorky Park"
2:45 A Sentinela
Canal 9 (Valencia, broadcasts in Valencian)
7:15 Carta d'Ajust (test pattern)

7:30 Babala
9:00 El Segle de les Guerres
9:55 Boig per Tu
10:15 Cine de Mati "Hart y Hart: el regreso"
Noon A Flor de Pell
12:25 Babala
2:00 Noticies 9
4:00 En Primera Persona
6:20 El Jui del Cas Alcasser
9:00 Noticies 9
9:30 En Exclusiva
12:30 Cine de Mitjanit "Cumpleanos mortal"
2:15 Cine de Mitjanit "Tambores de Tahiti"
3:25 Fi d'Emissio (sign-off)
Canal Sur (Andalucia, broadcasts in Spanish)
7:45 Carta de Presentacion (test pattern)
9:00 La Banda del Sur
11:20 Los Picapiedra
11:45 El Mundo de Beakman
12:05 Avance Informativo
12:15 TBA
2:00 Canal Sur Noticias
3:15 Deportes
3:30 De Tarde En Tarde
6:00 Vidas Cruzadas
6:30 Vida Salvaje
7:00 Toros
9:30 Noches de Gloria
10:15 Cine "Mi marido no funciona"
1:10 Musica: Festival Falla 96
2:40 Buenas Noches Nos de Dios
2:50 Despedida y Cierre (sign-off)
TeleMadrid (Madrid, broadcasts in Spanish)
5:00 Informacion Cultural de la CAM
7:30 A Saber
10:00 Telenoticias
10:30 Brigada Especial
2:00 Telenoticias
3:30 Cinco en Familia
4:30 Cine de Tarde
6:15 Hablando con Gemma
7:30 Madrid Directo
8:30 Telenoticias
9:30 Canciones para el Recuerdo
Mid. Cine
2:00 Telenoticias
2:05 Cine: Sala de Madrugada
3:30 Informacion Cultural de la CAM
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Re: Retro: Spain Mon 6/21/97
Guessing game time again, with comments:
> TVE1
> 9:45 Club Disney Verano
Many European channels had some sort of "Club Disney" block, rather than showing the
programs separately.
> 11:00 Las Gemelas de Sweet Valley (...High)
> 12:10 Lois y Clark: Las Nuevas Aventuras de Superman

> 1:10 Kung Fu: La Leyenda Continua
Kind of obvious to guess.
> 4:00 Tour de Francia 1997
Tour de France.
> 6:15 Series ("To Be Announced"?)
> 2:00 Se Ha Escrito Un Crimen (Murder She Wrote?)
>
> La 2 TVE
> 7:30 Quien es el Jefe? (Who's The Boss?)
>
> Antena 3
> 2:00 La Familia Hogan (The Hogan Family, a.k.a. "Valerie")
> 3:00 Televenta (Infomercials)
>
> Tele 5
> 7:35 Dibujos Animados (generic cartoon block)
> 8:00 La Ruleta de la Fortuna (Wheel of Fortune)
> 2:50 Pasiones (Passions)
>
> Canal +
> 9:30 Programa Mas o Menos Multiplicado o Diviso
Two-hour arithmetic program?
mas = more
menos = less
multiplicado = multiplication
diviso = division
> Galavision
This was the European service of Univision's cable channel.
> 5:00 TeleHit
> 7:00 ECO
> 10:00 Conexion Financiera
> 11:00 ECO
> Noon ECO Agenda
> 1:00 Pasaporte Deportivo
> 2:00 ECO
> 4:00 TVO
> 5:00 Un Nuevo Dia
> 7:00 Cristina
> 8:00 Primer Impacto
> 9:00 En Cadena con Cadena
> 9:30 Tercer Milenio

> 10:00 Al Ritmo de la Noche
Did the American Galavision air alot of ECO in 1997?
ECO is Televisa's Mexican news channel, seen outside Mexico on Galavision.
> 11:00 24 Horas (airs overnight)
This was Televisa's flagship news program, which actually lasted only an hour or so. Apparently,
ECO is seen after this is finished.
> TV3 (Catalunya, broadcasts in Catalan)
"Catalan" and "Valencian" are, more or less, a mixture of Spanish and French.
> 11:05 La Doble Vida d'En Henry
The Double Life of Henry Phyffe, which was never seen in the US after NBC(?) cancelled it in the
late-1960s.
> 11:35 Superagent 86 (Get Smart)
> 6:15 Bigfoot i Els Henderson (Harry and the Hendersons)
>
> ETB (Basque Country, broadcasts in Basque)
> 9:00 Superbat (Batman?)
> 12:40 Harry eta Hendersondarrak (also Harry & The Hendersons)
> 8:05 Parker Lewisek ez du Sekula Galtzen (Parker Lewis Can't Lose)
Edited by rugrats1 on 11/23/05 06:02 PM.
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> > Galavision
>
> This was the European service of Univision's cable channel.
>
IIRC, this version of Galavision (Galavison Europa a.k.a. Galavision Internacional) was actually
Televisa's international service, hence all the ECO simulacasts and other Televisa programming.
In other words, it was essentailly a version of Televisa's Mexican Galavision network
(http://www.esmas.com/galavision/), rather than Galavision USA.
Retro: Southern & Central Ontario/Kingston/North Bay-Sudbury Wed 7/5/67
from Toronto Telegram(Showcase section)
WGR 2-NBC Buffalo
6:30 Window on the World
7:00 Today
9:00 Topper
9:30 Jack LaLanne
9:55 News
10:00 Snap Judgement
10:25 NBC News
10:30 Concentration
11:00 Personality
Noon Jeopardy!
12:30 Merv Griffin
12:55 NBC News
1:00 Merv Griffin
1:30 Matches 'n' Mates
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 You Don't Say!
4:00 Mike Douglas
5:30 Of Land & Seas
7:00 News
7:30 Virginian
9:00 Loyal Opposition
10:00 I Spy
11:00 News
11:30 Tonight Show
CKVR 3-CBC Barrie
11:30 Ed Allen
Noon Luncheon Date
12:30 News
1:00 Luncheon Date
1:30 Edgar Wallace
2:30 Royal Visit
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Royal Visit
4:30 Vacation Time
5:30 Canada Outdoors
6:00 Time Out
6:30 News
7:00 Daktari
8:00 Green Acres
8:30 Bob Hope Theatre
9:30 World on Stage
10:00 Royal Visit
11:00 CBC News/News
11:35 Thriller
12:35 Dave Garroway

WBEN 4-CBS Buffalo
7:00 News
7:30 Popeye
9:00 Forest Rangers
9:30 Love of Life
9:55 CBS News
10:00 Candid Camera
11:00 Andy of Mayberry
11:30 Dick Van Dyke
Noon News
12:25 Doctor's House Call
12:45 Guiding Light
1:00 Meet the Millers
2:00 Password
2:30 House Party
3:25 CBS News
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Secret Storm
4:30 Movie "Invisible Boy"

6:00 News
6:30 CBS News (Cronkite)
7:00 Lowell Thomas
7:30 Lost in Space
9:00 Green Acres
9:30 Gomer Pyle
10:00 Steve Allen
11:00 News
11:25 Greatest Headlines
11:30 Movie "Outside the Headlines"
CKSO 5-CBC Sudbury
11:00 Luncheon Date
11:55 CBC News
Noon Thought for the Day
12:02 PM Panorama
1:00 Movie
3:00 Royal Visit
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Royal Visit
4:30 Vacation Time
5:00 Thunderbirds
6:00 News
6:15 Hospital Dilemma
6:35 Sports
7:00 TBA
8:00 Green Acres
9:30 World on Stage
10:00 Royal Visit
11:00 CBC News/News
11:40 Movie "Inside the Mafia"
1:15 News
CBLT 6-CBC Toronto
10:00 META (educational programs)
11:55 CBC News
Noon Luncheon Date
12:45 Guiding Light
1:00 Luncheon Date
2:00 Let's Talk Music
2:30 Royal Visit
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Royal Visit
4:30 Vacation Time
5:00 Forest Rangers

6:00 Green Hornet
6:30 News
7:00 TBA
7:30 Majority Generation
8:00 Green Acres
9:30 World on Stage
10:00 Royal Visit
11:00 CBC News
11:18 Viewpoint/Night Metro
11:45 Frost Report
12:15 New Faces
1:15 News
WKBW 7-ABC Buffalo
7:00 Window on the World
7:30 Rocketship 7
8:55 Dialing for Dollars/Girl Talk
10:25 News
10:30 Dateline: Hollywood
11:30 Family Game
Noon Movie "Laura" (pt 1, concludes next day)

1:00 Fugitive
2:00 Newlywed Game
2:30 Dream Girl '67
3:30 Superman
4:00 TBA
5:00 Highway Patrol
5:30 ABC News (Jennings)
6:00 Movie "Operation Bottleneck"
7:20 News
7:30 Batman
8:00 Monroes
9:00 Movie "Marines, Let's Go"
11:00 News
11:30 Movie "Abandon Ship"
CKNX 8-CBC Wingham
11:55 CBC News
Noon Cartoons
12:45 Town & Country
1:30 Luncheon Date
2:30 Girl Talk
3:00 Royal Visit
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Royal Vsit

4:30 Vacation Time
5:00 Forest Rangers
6:00 Mailbag
6:15 Centennial Salute
6:30 Insight
7:00 Lost in Space
8:00 Green Acres
10:00 Royal Visit
11:00 CBC News/News
11:30 Nurses
(This was the only Rochester station listed in the Showcase section; the Tely also had a TV Guide-
size magazine in Southern Ontario)
7:00 Today
9:00 Crossfire
9:30 Dialing for Dollars/Exercise with Gloria
10:00 Snap Judgement
10:25 NBC News
10:30 Concentration
11:00 Personality
Noon Jeopardy!
12:30 Eye Guess

12:55 NBC News
1:00 Dialing for Dollars/Girl Talk
1:30 Matches 'n' Mates
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 You Don't Say!
4:00 Match Game
4:25 Skipper Sam
5:00 Superman
5:30 McHale's Navy
6:00 News
6:30 NBC News
7:00 Lowell Thomas
7:30 Virginian
9:00 Loyal Opposition
10:00 I Spy
11:00 News
11:30 Tonight Show
CFTO 9-CTV Toronto
9:00 Romper Room
9:30 Uncle Bobby

10:30 Cartoons
11:00 Fractured Phrases
11:30 Flying Doctor
Noon Toronto Today
1:00 Movie "The World was His Jury"
2:30 People in Conflict
3:00 Words & Music
3:30 It's Your Move
4:00 I Love Lucy
4:30 Movie "The Treasure of Pancho Villa"
6:30 News
7:00 Batman
8:30 Movie "It Happened at the World's Fair"
11:00 CTV News
11:20 Metro Final
11:40 Movie "Solitary Child"
CFPL 10-CBC London
10:00 NFB
11:00 Luncheon Date
11:30 Little People
Noon Top Cat
12:30 News
12:40 Movie "Dangerously They Live"
2:30 Marriage Confidential
3:00 Royal Visit
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Royal Visit
4:30 Vacation Time
5:00 Time Tunnel
5:30 My Three Sons
6:00 Pierre Berton
6:30 For Your Information
7:00 My Three Sons
8:00 Green Acres
9:30 World on Stage
10:00 Royal Visit
11:00 CBC News/News
11:40 Movie "Faces in the Dark"
CFCH 10-CBC North Bay
11:55 CBC News
Noon Gumby/Woman's World
1:00 Luncheon Date
2:00 Ed Allen
2:30 Meri Craven

3:00 Royal Visit
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Royal Visit
4:30 Vacation Time
6:00 News
6:30 Iron Horse
7:30 Horizon
8:00 Green Acres
9:30 World on Stage
10:00 Royal Visit
11:00 CBC News/News
11:30 Movie "Murder Will Out"
9:00 Ed Allen
9:30 Hawkeye
10:00 Little People
10:30 Expo People
11:00 It's a Match
11:30 Bonnie Prudden
Noon Hot Line
12:30 It's a Match

1:00 Marriage Confidential
1:30 Movie "Shakedown"/First Four Races
3:30 Mike Douglas
5:00 Movie "Chase a Crooked Shadow"
6:30 Pierre Berton
7:00 Littlest Hobo
8:00 Movie "Rome Adventure"
10:30 Merv Griffin
11:00 News
11:25 Pierre Berton
Mid. Saber of London
11:00 Romper Room
11:30 TBA
Noon News
12:15 Movie
2:00 TBA
2:30 Almanac
3:00 Royal Visit
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Royal Visit
4:30 Vacation Time
5:00 Students
6:00 News
6:30 Girl from UNCLE
7:30 TBA
8:00 Green Acres
10:00 Royal Visit
11:00 CBC News/News
11:40 Movie "Cry from the Streets"
CHEX 12-CBC Peterborough
11:30 Romper Room
Noon Cartoons
12:30 News
12:50 Movie
2:00 Ed Allen
2:30 Summer Scene
3:00 Royal Visit
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Royal Visit
4:30 Vacation Time
6:00 News
6:30 Road West

7:30 Forest Rangers
8:00 Green Acres
10:00 Royal Visit
11:00 CBC News/News
11:45 Movie "Secret Tent"
CKCO 13-CTV Kitchener
8:20 Minister's Study
9:00 Romper Room
10:00 Romper Room
11:00 Mr. & Mrs.
11:30 Pete's Place
Noon Cartoons
12:20 Winner's Circle
12:30 Mike Douglas
2:00 Elaine Cole
2:30 People in Conflict
3:00 Words & Music
3:30 It's Your Move

4:30 Ranch Party
5:00 Merv Griffin
6:00 News
6:30 Iron Horse
8:30 Movie "It Happened at the World's Fair"
11:00 CTV News/News
11:45 Wrestling
12:45 Minister's Study
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>
> WKBW 7-ABC Buffalo
> > 3:30 Superman
> 4:00 TBA
>
Superman was part of a 90-minute children's show hosted by weatherman "Commander" Tom
Jolls. His daily show was actually called "The Superman Show" for a while before becoming the
"Commander Tom Show." Sadly, the show moved to Sundays in the late 70s and faded away in
the early 90s.
From TV Guide:
WSB Ch. 2 (ABC)
5 AM News
5:30 News
6 AM News
9 AM Regis & Kathie Lee
10 AM Maury
11 AM The View
12 N News
12:30 Port Charles
4 PM Oprah Winfrey
5 PM News
6 PM News
7 PM ABC News
8 PM 20/20
9 PM NFL Football: Miami at
Denver
12:35 Nightline
1:35 Leeza
2:35 Inside Edition
3:05 World News Now (to 5 AM)
WAGA Ch. 5 (Fox)
5 AM Judge Joe Brown
5:30 Judge Judy
6 AM Good Day Atlanta
7 AM Good Day Atlanta
9 AM People's Court
10 AM Sally Jessy Raphael
11 AM Judge Judy
11:30 Divorce Court
12 N News
12:30 Judge Joe Brown
1 PM Forgive Or Forget
2 PM Donny & Marie (talk show)

3 PM Rosie O'Donnell
4 PM Jerry Springer
5 PM News
6 PM News
7 PM Home Improvement
7:30 Drew Carey
8 PM Get Real
9 PM Ally McBeal
10 PM News
11 PM Jerry Springer
12 M 3rd Rock From The Sun
12:30 M*A*S*H
1 AM News
2 AM National Enquirer
2:30 Cops
3 AM Sally Jessy Raphael
4 AM Infomercial
4:30 Divorce Court
WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
5:30 G.E.D.
6 AM Morning Business Report
6:15 Stretching For Life

7 AM Dragon Tales
7:30 Arthur
8 AM Teletubbies
9 AM Arthur
9:30 Dragon Tales
10 AM Zoboomafoo
10:30 Noddy
11 AM Sesame Street
12 N Big Comfy Couch
12:30 Salsa
2 PM Count On It
3 PM Quiz Bowl
3:30 Teletubbies
4 PM Barney & Friends
4:30 Dragon Tales
5 PM Arthur
5:30 Arthur
6 PM Newshour With Jim Lehrer
8 PM Antiques Roadshow
9 PM American Playhouse: "I've
Fallen And I Can't Get Up"
10 PM American Playhouse: "It's
Been Another Year And I
Ain't Gone"
11 PM StarChild
12 M Tony Brown's Journal
sign off 12:30 AM
WXIA Ch. 11 (NBC)
5 AM News
5:30 News
6 AM News
7 AM Today
9 AM Later Today
10 AM Peachtree Morning
11 AM Jenny Jones
12 N News
1 PM Sunset Beach
2 PM Passions
3 PM Montel Williams
5 PM News
6 PM News
6:30 NBC News
7 PM Wheel Of Fortune
7:30 Jeopardy!
8 PM Suddenly Susan
8:30 Veronica's Closet
9 PM Law & Order
10 PM Dateline NBC
11 PM News
11:35 Jay Leno
12:35 Conan O'Brien
1:35 Later
2:05 News
2:35 Infomercial
3:05 Sunset Beach
4 AM Jay Leno
WPXA Ch. 14 (PAX)
6 AM Infomercial
6:30 Religious Program (in Korean)
7 AM Supertime (in Japanese)
7:30 Infomercials
8:30 Life Today
9 AM Infomercials
1 PM Big Valley
2 PM Bonanza
3 PM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
4 PM Hogan Family
4:30 Dave's World
5 PM Life Goes On
6 PM Supermarket Sweep
7 PM Treasures In Your Home
8 PM Destination Stardom
9 PM Touched By An Angel
10 PM Diagnosis Murder
11 PM Highway To Heaven
12 M Infomercials
1 AM Worship (to 6 AM)
WTBS Ch. 17 (Ind.)
5 AM Beverly Hillbillies
5:30 World's Funniest Videos
6 AM CNN Headline News
6:30 Family Ties
7 AM Saved By The Bell
7:30 Saved By The Bell
8 AM Beverly Hillbillies
9 AM Little House On The Prairie
11 AM Andy Griffith
11:30 Andy Griffith
12 N Matlock
1 PM Hunter
2 PM Movie: "The Secret Of My
Success"
4:20 Interstitial
4:35 Mama's Family
5:05 Full House
5:35 Full House
6:05 Family Matters
6:35 Family Matters
7:05 Roseanne
7:35 Roseanne
8:05 Movie: "Overboard"
10:25 Movie: "Desperate Hours"
(1990 version)
12:45 Chimp Channel
1:15 Movie: "Perry Mason: The
Case Of The Lady In The
Lake"
3:20 Interstitial
3:30 Perry Mason
WPBA Ch. 30 (PBS)
6 AM American Adventure
6:30 Time To Grow
7 AM Barney & Friends
8 AM Teletubbies
8:30 Teletubbies
9 AM Arthur
9:30 Arthur
10 AM Reading Rainbow
10:30 Dragon Tales
11 AM Sesame Street
12 N Charlie Rose
1 PM Christina Cooks
1:30 Weir Cooking In The Wine
Country
2 PM Dessert Circus
2:30 Regina's Vegetarian Table
3 PM Zoboomafoo
4 PM Arthur
4:30 Zoom
5 PM Wishbone
5:30 Arthur
6 PM Kratts' Creatures
6:30 ITN World News
7 PM Newshour With Jim Lehrer
8 PM This Old House
8:30 This Old House
9 PM Making The Grade
11 PM Independent Lens
12 M Charlie Rose
sign off 1 AM
WATL Ch. 36 (WB)
6 AM Garfield
6:30 Pokemon
7 AM Big Cartoonie
7:30 Pokemon
8 AM Batman Beyond
8:30 Pokemon
9 AM Different World
10 AM Martin Short
11 AM Queen Latifah: Voice Of
A New Generation
11:30 Murphy Brown
12 N Ricki Lake
1 PM 700 Club
1:30 Histeria!
2 PM Magic School Bus
2:30 Mighty Morphin Power
Rangers
3 PM Beast Wars
3:30 Digimon: Digital Monsters
5 PM Ricki Lake
6 PM Hangin' With Mr. Cooper
6:30 Simpsons
7 PM Friends
7:30 Living Single
8 PM 7th Heaven
9 PM 7th Heaven
10 PM Seinfeld
10:30 Friends
11 PM NewsRadio
11:30 Simpsons
12 M Married...With Children
12:30 Cheers
sign off 1 AM (unless infomercials)
WGNX Ch. 46 (CBS)
5 AM Up To The Minute
7 AM CBS This Morning
9 AM Martha Stewart Living
10 AM Dr. Joy Browne
12 N News
3 PM Guiding Light
4 PM Judge Mills Lane
5 PM News
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM Extra!
8 PM Everybody Loves Raymond

9 PM Everybody Loves Raymond
10 PM 48 Hours
11 PM News
12:35 Craig Kilborn
1:35 News
2:10 Extra!
2:40 Up To The Minute
3:40 Roseanne Show (talk show)
4:40 Up To The Minute
WUPA Ch. 69 (UPN)
6 AM Creflo A. Dollar
7 AM Out Of This World
8 AM Wacky World Of Tex Avery
9 AM Charles In Charge
9:30 Amen
10 AM Change Of Heart

11 AM TBA
12 N All In The Family
1 PM Step By Step
1:30 Step By Step
2 PM Boy Meets World
2:30 Dragon Ball Z
3 PM Hercules
3:30 Doug
4 PM Sabrina, The Animated
Series
4:30 Recess
5 PM Sister, Sister
5:30 Sister, Sister
6 PM Mad About You
6:30 Mad About You
7 PM Frasier
7:30 Frasier
8 PM Moesha
8:30 The Parkers
9 PM Grown Ups
10 PM Baseball: Atlanta at
San Diego
1 AM The Nanny (time approximate)
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> WATL Ch. 36 (WB)
> 3 PM Beast Wars
> WUPA Ch. 69 (UPN)
> 3 PM Beast Wars (was it on both 36 and 69?)
> 10 PM Baseball: Atlanta at
> San Diego-(was this the Braves Network?)
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> > WATL Ch. 36 (WB)
> > 3 PM Beast Wars
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> > 3 PM Beast Wars (was it on both 36 and 69?)
> > 10 PM Baseball: Atlanta at
> > San Diego-(was this the Braves Network?)
>
Beast Wars was on 36, an animated Hercules series was
on 69 at 3 PM. I somehow managed to overlook Hercules.
I have made the correction in the original post.
As for the Braves game, I can only guess that it used
Turner's announcers; I don't recall other stations airing
the game and I certainly don't think it used San Diego's
announcers.Edited by bpatrick on 11/29/05 02:49

PM.
Retro: Raleigh/Durham Thursday, November 18, 1965
Some time back I posted schedules for this date
for Greenville/New Bern/Washington, where I moved

that day. I never did tell you what I left behind,
so here goes. From TV Guide:
9 AM American History
9:30 Physical Science
10 AM World History
10:30 Mathematics
11 AM Intertel
12 N Aspect (farm show)
12:30 News
12:45 off the air
3:30 Library Science
4 PM off the air
5 PM College Algebra
6 PM News
6:15 Aspect
6:45 Friendly Giant
7 PM You The Deaf
7:30 What's New
8 PM Conversations (James Day,
manager of KQED/9 San Francisco,
interviews Socialist Party leader
Norman Thomas.)
8:30 What In The World? (This was a
'50s game show which originally
aired on CBS. Archaeologists were
shown artifacts and tried to both
identify them and establish their
origins. I don't know if these
were new episodes or reruns.)
9 PM Performance--Music
9:30 Social History Of The U.S.
10 PM Sign Off
WRAL Ch. 5 Raleigh (ABC, some CBS)
5:30 Aspect
6 AM Daybreak--Music
6:45 Ray Wilkinson--Farm News
7 AM Viewpoint--Jesse Helms
7:05 CBS Morning News With Mike
Wallace (airs again at 7:30)
7:55 Weather--Charlie Hicks
8 AM Mickey Mouse Club
8:30 Life Of Riley
9 AM Femme Fare--Bette Elliott
10 AM Time For Uncle Paul (kids' show
with Paul Montgomery, a legally-

blind musician who still plays
with a jazz combo around Chapel
Hill)
10:30 Donna Reed (delay from 12 N)
11 AM The Young Set (a forerunner of
The View, perhaps?)
12 N News
1 PM Ben Casey
2 PM The Nurses (had just been transformed
from a weekly primetime show on CBS
to a daily soap on ABC)
2:30 A Time For Us
2:55 ABC News
3:30 Young Marrieds
4 PM Superman
4:30 Movie: "Gigantis, The Fire Monster"
(from Japan, home of Godzilla and
Mothra)
6 PM News
6:20 ABC News--Peter Jennings
6:35 Viewpoint--Jesse Helms
6:40 Weather And Sports
7 PM Movie: "It Happened To Jane"

(pre-empts Shindig, Donna Reed,
and O.K. Crackerby)
9 PM Bewitched
9:30 Peyton Place
10 PM The Long Hot Summer
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Glass Key"
WTVD Ch. 11 Durham (CBS/NBC)
6 AM Aspect
6:30 Homer Briarhopper--Music
7 AM Today (NBC-COLOR)
10 AM Fractured Phrases (NBC-COLOR)
10:25 NBC News
10:30 Real McCoys (CBS)
11 AM Andy Griffith (CBS)
11:30 Paradise Bay (NBC-COLOR)
12 N Love Of Life (CBS)
12:25 News
1 PM Peggy Mann--Women

2 PM Password (CBS)
Party (CBS)
3 PM Another World (NBC)
3:30 Edge Of Night (CBS)
4 PM Secret Storm (CBS)
4:30 Let's Make A Deal (NBC-COLOR,
delay from 1:30)
4:55 News
5 PM Lloyd Thaxton
6 PM News
7 PM Daniel Boone (NBC-delay a week from
7:30)
8 PM Perry Mason (CBS-delay from Sunday
9 PM)
9 PM CBS Movie: "Experiment In Terror"
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show (NBC-COLOR)
What was NOT seen that day:
DAYTIME ABC Never Too Young 4 PM
Where The Action Is 4:30 PM

CBS I Love Lucy 10 AM
Dick Van Dyke 11:30 AM
CBS News at 12:25 and 3:25
To Tell The Truth 3 PM
NBC Concentration 10:30 AM
Morning Star 11 AM
Jeopardy! 12 N
Let's Play Post Office 12:30 PM
NBC News at 12:55, 1:55, 4:25
Days Of Our Lives 2 PM
The Doctors 2:30 PM
You Don't Say! 3:30 PM
Match Game 4 PM
NIGHTTIME ABC Shindig 7:30 PM
Donna Reed 8 PM
O.K. Crackerby 8:30 PM
CBS The Munsters 7:30 PM
Gilligan's Island 8 PM
My Three Sons 8:30 PM
NBC The Huntley-Brinkley Report
6:30 or 7 PM
Ringling Brothers And Barnum
& Bailey Circus 7:30 PM
(would air at 7 PM a week later)
Laredo 8:30 PM
Hallmark Hall Of Fame: "Inherit
The Wind" 9:30 PM
Most of these shows (Donna Reed, O.K. Crackerby,
The Munsters, Gilligan's Island, My Three Sons)
aired other nights on delay, but I don't have the
exact times.
No wonder the Raleigh News and Observer was pushing for
an NBC affiliate. Didn't happen until 1968, and then
WRDU/28 got the crumbs of CBS and NBC until it finally
became a fulltime NBC affiliate in 1971 (the FCC forced
WTVD to choose either CBS or NBC, and it chose CBS).
Today WRAL is the CBS affiliate, WTVD an ABC o&o,
WNCN/17 an NBC o&o, WRDC/28 is a UPN affiliate.
WLFL/22 is the WB affiliate and WRAZ/50 carries Fox.
PAX/i is WRPX/47, and WUVC/40 carries Univision.
Maine TV- October 18, 1970
Source: Maine Sunday Telegram

MAINE TV-
PORTLAND
WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
8:15 Sacred Heart
9:00 The Answer
9:30 This is The Life
10:30 Sunday Great Show- Spencers Mountain (1963)
1:00 World Series (since Baltimore clinched the World Series that Thursday, what alternate
programming did Ch. 6 air that day?)
4:00 NFL Football- Kansas City Chiefs @ Cincinnati Bengals (Kansas City won 27-19)
7:00 Wild Kingdom
8:30 Bill Cosby
9:00 Bonanza
10:00 Bold Ones
11:00 News
11:30 Tonight Show
1:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
8:00 Wellington
8:15 Rex Humbard
9:15 Catholic Mass (produced from the Boston Catholic TV center via WNAC-TV 7 Boston)
10:30 College Football- Notre Dame .vs. Missouri (tape)
11:30 Quest for Adventure
1:00 Outdoors with Foss
2:00 Sunday Showcase- Pursued (1947)
4:00 Sunday Showcase- Hatful of Rain (1957)
6:30 Something Else
7:00 Young Rebels
8:00 FBI
9:00 ABC Sunday Night Movie- Nevada Smith (1966)
11:00 11 oclock Report
11:30 Movie 8- Small Voice (1948)
12:55 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
8:00 Dastardly & Muttley

9:00 Tom & Herry
9:30 Perils of Penelope
10:00 Word of Life
11:00 Camera 3
12:00 This Week in Sports (with Frank Fixaris- does anyone remember him?!)
12:30 NFL Pre-Game (aka NFL Today)
1:00 NFL Football- New York Giants @ Boston Patriots (Giants won 16-0)
4:00 NFL Football- Dallas Cowboys @ Minnesota Vikings (Vikings won 54-13)
6:45 NFL Post Game
7:00 Lassie
7:30 Hogans Heroes
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9:00 Glen Campbell
10:00 Tim Conway
11:00 Newsbeat
11:15 CBS News- Harry Reasoner
11:30 Oral Roberts
12:30 Sign-Off
BANGOR
WLBZ-TV 2 (NBC)
11:00 Golden Years

1:00 World Series (since Baltimore clinched the World Series that Thursday, what alternate
programming did Ch. 2 air that day?)
4:00 NFL Football- Kansas City Chiefs @ Cincinnati Bengals (Chiefs won 27-19)
7:00 Wild Kingdom
8:30 Bill Cosby
9:00 Bonanza
10:00 Bold Ones
11:00 Suspense Theater- Back to Back (1959)
11:50 Sign-Off
WABI-TV 5 (CBS)
8:30 Forest Rangers
9:00 Tom and Jerry
9:30 Perils of Penelope
10:30 College Football- Notre Dame .vs. Missouri (TAPE)
12:00 Big Picture
12:30 NFL Pre-Game Show
1:00 NFL Football- New York Giants @ Boston Patriots
4:00 NFL Football- Dallas Cowboys @ Minnesota Vikings
6:45 NFL Post-Game Show

7:00 Lassie
7:30 Hogans Heroes
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9:00 Glen Campbell
10:00 Tim Conway
11:00 News
11:15 CBS News
11:30 Sign-off
WEMT-TV 7 (ABC)
9:30 Smokey and The Bear
10:00 Johnny Quest
10:30 Chattanooga Cats
11:00 Bullwinkle
11:30 Discovery
1:00 Childrens Gospel Hour
2:00 NCAA Football (tape)
3:00 Sunday Matinee- Japanese War Bride (1952)
4:30 Sunday Matinee- Curley OBrien
7:00 Young Rebels
8:00 FBI
11:00 News
11:15 Sign-Off
PRESQUE ISLE
WAGM-TV 8 (ABC, NBC, CBS)
8:15 Rex Humbard
9:30 Perils of Penelope (CBS)
10:30 NCAA Football- Notre Dame .vs. Missouri (Tape)
11:30 Face The Nation (CBS)
12:30 NFL Pre-Game Show
1:00 NFL Football- New York Giants @ Boston Patriots
6:45 NFL Post-Game Show
7:00 Lassie
7:30 Hogans Heroes
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9:00 Glen Campbell
10:00 Tim Conway
11:00 Sunday News
11:15 Sign-off
MANCHESTER, NH
WMUR-TV 9 (ABC)
8:15 Living Word
9:00 Childrens Gospel Hour
9:30 Insight
10:30 NCAA Football- Notre Dame .vs. Missouri (Tape)
11:30 Discovery
12:00 NCAA Football (TAPE)
1:00 Scene 70
2:00 Roller Derby
3:00 Wrestling
4:00 Clyde Joy
5:00 Best Of Flynn- Silver River (1948)
7:00 Young Rebels
8:00 FBI
11:00 News
11:30 Oral Roberts
12:30 Sign-Off
BOSTON
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC)
8:00 Boomtown
9:30 For Kids Only
10:30 Our Believing World
11:00 Community Auditions (Dave Maynard)
12:00 Movie- Its A Gift (1934)
1:30 Movie Buff
2:00 Sunday Afternoon at the Movies- Appaloosa (1966)
4:00 NFL Football- Kansas City Chiefs @ Cincinnati Bengals (Chiefs won 27-19)
8:30 Bill Cosby
9:00 Bonanza
10:00 Bold Ones
11:30 Tonight Show
1:00 Sign-Off
WHDH-TV 5 (CBS)
8:00 Insight
8:30 Sacred Heart
8:45 Turning Point
9:30 Builders Showcase

10:30 Look up and Live
11:00 Camera 3
12:00 Midday News
12:30 Wonderful World of Movies- 5-finger Exercise (1962) (Ch. 5 pre-empts the Patriots game
for this?- because if a Patriots home game isnt sold out 72 hours prior to the game, it is blacked
out)
2:30 Rat Patrol
3:00 Outdoors
3:30 NFL Today
6:45 NFL Post Game Show
7:00 Lassie
7:30 Hogans Heroes
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9:00 Glen Campbell
10:00 Tim Conway
11:00 News
11:45 Merv Griffin
1:15 Sign-Off
WNAC-TV 7 (ABC)
8:00 Firing Line

9:15 Sunday Mass
10:00 Religious Press
10:30 Bostons Beat
11:00 Bullwinkle
11:30 Discovery
12:00 Cinema 7- Bonzo Goes to College (1952)
1:30 Cinema 7- Far Country (1954)
4:30 Sunday Movie Spectacular- Elephant Walk (1954)
6:30 News
7:00 Young Rebels
8:00 FBI
11:00 News
11:30 Oral Roberts
12:30 Sign-Off
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Highwayman 128 wrote:
> .............because if a (then-Boston, now New England)

> Patriots home game isnt sold out 72 hours prior to the
> game, it is blacked out...
This policy did not exist in 1970.
Until 1973, NFL games were not shown in the city they were being played in (or in markets
within 75 miles of the city a game was being played in, meaning Providence was also denied
telecasts of Patriots home games), even if they were sold-out long in advance (which the
Patriots' game of October 18th, 1970 might have been); undoubtdely lots of New York Giants
fans travelled to Harvard Stadium (Foxboro Stadium was still being built; it would open in 1971)
to see that game.
The blackout policy changed in 1973; the major reasons were Congressmen in Washington
complaining that Redskins' home games were not on local television at a time when the team
had become a Super Bowl contendor, and fans of the Miami Dolphins who were deprived of
watching all seven regular-season home games as well as their AFC semifinal and championship
games during the team's undefeated 1972/1973 Super Bowl championship season.
As a result, legislation was passed prior to the 1973 season which mandated NFL games sold-out
72 hours of more in advance would be televised in the city where the game was being played
(and in other TV markets within 75 miles of the team's home city).
Actually, the current policy that lifts TV blackouts for sold-out home games is probably a major
reason the NFL gets as much TV money today as it does. With all sixteen regular-season games
on local television in almost all NFL cities, that results in larger audiences in home cities of NFL
clubs, which in turn raises the advertising rates a network can charge and in turn raises the
amount of money the NFL charges for television rights.
BTW, There have only been eight games so far in 2005 across the entire NFL that have been
blacked-out. Three have been home games of the Oakland Raiders; all the rest were home
games of the Arizona Cardinals (In fact, no Cardinals' home games have been locally televised in
Phoenix thus far this season).
P.S.: The last time a New England Patriots' game was blacked-out in the Boston area was in 1993.
PORTLAND, ME TV- Monday October 19, 1970
Source: Portland Press Herald
PORTLAND, ME TV- Monday October 19, 1970
WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
6:40 First Radio Parish
7:00 Today
9:00 Weekday
9:15 Lucille Rivers
9:30 Hazel
10:00 Dinahs Place
10:30 Concentration
11:00 Sale of The Century
12:00 Jeopardy!
1:00 Dialing For Dollars
1:30 Words of Music
2:30 The Doctors
3:00 Another World

3:30 Bright Promise
4:00 Somerset
4:30 David Frost
6:00 News Journal
7:00- He Said, She Said (the precursor to CBSs Tattletales, 5 years later)
7:30 Red Skelton
8:00 Laugh-In
9:00 NBC Monday Night at the Movies- The Other Man (1970)
11:00- News Journal
1:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
7:45 Morning Report
8:00- Farm & Home
8:30- Smokey the Bear
9:00- Morning Movie- Her Jungle Love (1938)
11:00- The Movie Game
11:30- That Girl
12:00- Bewitched
12:30 A World Apart
2:00 Newlywed Game

2:30 Dating Game
4:00 Dark Shadows
4:30 The Munsters
5:30 5:30 Report
6:00 ABC Evening News
6:30 Beat the Clock
7:30 Young Lawyers
8:30 The Silent Force
9:00 NFL Monday Night Football- Washington Redskins @ Oakland Raiders (Raiders won 34-20)
11:30 News Report
12:00 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
7:00 CBS News
7:30 Leave it To Beaver
9:00 Romper Room
9:30 Gomer Pyle
10:00 Lucy Show
11:00 Fashions in Sewing

11:30 Love of Life
12:00 Where the Heart Is
12:15 Mid-Day Newsbeat
2:00 Love is A Many Splendored Thing
2:30 Guiding Light
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 Newsbeat
7:00 Whats My Line
7:30 Gunsmoke
8:30 Heres Lucy
9:00 Mayberry RFD
9:30 Doris Day
10:00 Carol Burnett
11:00 Newsbeat
11:30 Late Show- Female Animal
12:54am- Sign-Off
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> WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
> 1:30 Words of Music
Should be "Words AND Music".
> 7:00- He Said, She Said (the precursor to CBSs Tattletales,
> 5 years later)
Rather, 3.5 years later -- "Tattle Tales" started on CBS in February 1974.
> WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
> 11:00 Fashions in Sewing
Two stations showing Lucille Rivers in the same market? Or is this "Fashions in Sewing" a local
show that just happen to have the same title as Rivers' show?
Retro: Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point Thursday, November 18, 1965
And these from my part of North Carolina.

From TV Guide:
6:30 Good Morning--Lee Kinard
9 AM Old Rebel, Pecos Pete
9:30 What's Cooking Today?
10 AM I Love Lucy
10:30 Real McCoys
11 AM Andy Griffith
11:30 Dick Van Dyke
12 N Love Of Life
12:25 News
12:45 Guiding Light
1 PM TV Matinee--Lee Kinard
2 PM Password
Party
3:30 Edge Of Night

4 PM Secret Storm
4:30 Movie: "The Black Knight"
6 PM News
7 PM Lawman
7:30 Munsters
8:30 My Three Sons
9 PM CBS Movie: "Experiment In
Terror"
11 PM News
11:25 Movie: "A Letter To Three
Wives"
5:50 Farm And Home Hour
6:30 Systems For Success
7 AM Understanding Our World
8 AM Romper Room
8:30 Around Town
9:50 Daily Devotional
10 AM Young Marrieds (delay from
3:30)
10:30 Ramona Curtis--Women
11 AM The Young Set
12 N Harvesters--Music
12:15 News
(Donna Reed is pre-empted.)
1 PM Ben Casey
2 PM The Nurses
2:30 A Time For Us
2:55 ABC News
3:30 Lloyd Thaxton (pre-empts
Never Too Young at 4)
5 PM Movie: "Drums Across The
River"
6:30 Amos 'n' Andy (about a year
before CBS withdrew it from
syndication)
7 PM News (ABC News is pre-empted)
7:30 Thursday Night At The Races
(horse-racing show like Let's
Go To The Races, pre-empts
Shindig)
8 PM Donna Reed
8:30 O.K. Crackerby
9 PM Bewitched
9:30 Peyton Place
10 PM The Long Hot Summer
11 PM News
11:30 Movie: "The Frogmen"
WSJS Ch. 12 Winston-Salem (NBC)
7 AM Today
9 AM Astro Boy
9:30 Bob Gordon--Children
10 AM Fractured Phrases
10:25 NBC News (no anchor given)
10:30 Concentration
11 AM Morning Star
11:30 Paradise Bay
12 N Jeopardy!
12:30 Let's Play Post Office
12:55 NBC News--Frank McGee
1 PM This Afternoon--McMurry
1:55 NBC News--Floyd Kalber
2:30 The Doctors

3 PM Another World
3:30 You Don't Say!
4 PM Match Game (the original)
4:25 NBC News--Nancy Dickerson
4:30 Superman
5 PM Cheyenne
6 PM News
7 PM Bobby Lord--Music
7:30 Ringling Brothers And
Barnum & Bailey Circus
8:30 Laredo
"Inherit The Wind"
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight ShowEdited by bpatrick on 11/30/05 12:53

AM.
PORTLAND, ME TV- Tuesday April 20, 1971
PORTLAND, ME TV- Tuesday April 20, 1971
WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)

7:00 Today
9:00 Weekday
9:15 Lucille Rivers
9:30 Hazel
10:00 Dinahs Place
10:30 Concentration
12:00 Jeopardy!
1:30 Joe Garagiolas Memory Game
2:30 The Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 Bright Promise
4:00 Somerset
4:30 David Frost
7:00- He Said, She Said (the precursor to CBSs Tattletales, 5 years later)
7:30 Julia
8:00 Don Knotts
9:00 NBC Tuesday Night at the Movies- House of Cards (1968)

1:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
7:45 Morning Report
8:00- Farm & Home
8:30- Jonny Quest
9:00- Beetie Bailey
9:30 Morning Movie- At Swords Point (1952)
11:00 Movie Game
11:30 That Girl
12:00- Bewitched
12:30 A World Apart
2:00 Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
4:00 Password
4:30 The Munsters
5:30 5:30 Report
6:30 Beat the Clock

7:30 Mod Squad
8:30 Movie of The Week- Run, Simon Run (1970)
10:00 Marcus Welby, M.D
11:00 11 oclock report
11:30 Dick Cavett
1:00 Sign-Off
WCBB-TV 10 (PBS)
10:00 Sesame Street
11:00 Sign-Off (how weird?)
3:30 From 9 to 5
4:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Effective Writing
6:30 Guten Tag
6:45 En Francais
7:00 Maine News and Comment
7:30 A Time To Live
8:00 Firing Line
9:00 Advocates
10:00 Great Decisions
10:30 30 Minutes With
11:00 Sign-Off
MPBN- WMEM-TV 10 Presque Isle, WMEB-TV 12 Orono, WMED-TV 13 Calais (PBS)
10:00 Sesame Street
11:30 Sign-Off (how Weird?)+
3:30 From 9 to 5
4:00 Sesame Street
6:00 Effective Writing
6:30 Guten Tag
6:45 En Francais
7:30 A Time To Live
8:00 Firing Line
9:00 Advocates
10:00 Great Decisions
11:00 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
7:00 CBS News

9:00 Romper Room
9:30 Gomer Pyle
10:00 Lucy Show
11:00 Family Affair
11:30 Love of Life
2:30 Guiding Light
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 Newsbeat
7:00 Whats My Line
7:30 Life Around us After The Whale
8:30 Hee Haw
10:00 60 Minutes
11:00 Newsbeat
11:30 Late Show- Strictly Dishonorable (1951)
12:56am- Sign-Off
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> WCBB-TV 10 (PBS)
> 11:00 Sign-Off (how weird?)
> 3:30 From 9 to 5
>
> MPBN- WMEM-TV 10 Presque Isle, WMEB-TV 12 Orono, WMED-TV 13
> Calais (PBS)
> 11:00 Mister Rogers Neighborhood
> 11:30 Sign-Off (how Weird?)+
> 3:30 From 9 to 5
"how weird?"
At the time, not as weird. Many PBS stations shown in-school programming in the 1970s.
Generally, when there's no school, they simply close down, then start up again later in the day.
Portland, Maine- April 17, 1970
PORTLAND, ME TV-
Friday April 17, 1970
WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
7:00 Today
9:00 Mike Douglas
10:00 It Takes Two
10:30 Concentration
12:00 Jeopardy!
1:15 Swap Shop
1:30 Life with Linkletter
2:30 The Doctors

3:00 Another World
3:30 Bright Promise
4:00 Somerset
4:30 David Frost
6:00 News Journal
7:00- My World and Welcome to It
7:30- High Chaparral
8:30- Name of the Game
10:00- Brackens World
11:00- News Journal
1:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
7:15- News
7:30- Farm and Home
8:00- Rocky and his Friends
8:30- George of the Jungle
9:00- Morning Movie- Easy Living (1949)
10:30- The Movie Game
11:00- Bewitched
11:30- That Girl
12:00- The Best of Everything
12:30 A World Apart

2:00 Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
4:00 Dark Shadows
4:30 The Munsters
5:30 5:30 Report
6:30 Beat the Clock
7:30 Flying Nun
8:30 Hollywoods Finest- Bugles in the Afternoon
11:00 11 oclock report
11:30 Movie 8- Big Money (1958)
1:00 Sign-Off?
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
7:00 CBS News

9:00 Romper Room
9:30 Gomer Pyle
10:00 Lucy Show
11:00 Fashions in Sewing
11:30 Love of Life
2:30 Guiding Light
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
6:00 Newsbeat
7:00 Whats My Line
7:30 Sail Around the World with 5 Men and A Woman
8:30 Hogans Heroes
9:00 CBS Friday Night Movie- The Third Day (1965)
11:00 Newsbeat
11:30 Late Show- House of Strangers (1949)

1:11am- Sign-Off
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Re: Portland, Maine- April 17, 1970
> WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
> 11:00 Fashions in Sewing
> 11:30 Love of Life
Wasn't Lucille Rivers' show a 10-minute program?
> 12:00 Where the Heart Is
> 12:15 Mid-Day Newsbeat
Wasn't "Heart" 25 minutes, with CBS or local news at 12:25?
I take it the Press-Herald used a grid in 15-minute increments.
11-29-2005, 07:37 PM #3
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Regular programming (as listed in the Portland Press-Herald) for WCSH-6, WMTW-8 and WGAN-
13 (now WGME) between 7 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. on April 17th, 1970 was pre-empted.
That was the day that the crippled Apollo 13 command module safely splashed-down in the
South Pacific, ending an agonizing three-and-a-half day effort to get the three astronuats (Jim
Lovell, Fred Haise, and the late Jack Swigert) back to Earth safely.
The splashdown itself was a little after 1 P.M., but the networks had started coverage six hours
before that to cover critical maneuvers to jettison the damaged service module as well as the
lunar module, whose power and oxygen supply had kept Lovel, Haise and Swigert alive.
Coverage continued through the three astronauts' arriving by helicopter on the aircraft carrier
serving as the recovery ship (around 2) and until the command module itself was hoisted
onboard the carrier (just before 2:30).
I watched the splashdown on a TV set in school; I can still remember NBC's John Chancellor (co-
anchoring the splashdown coverage with Frank McGee) excitedely yelling "THERE SHE IS!" when
the descending command module, under it's three candy-stripped parachutes, appeared for the
first time within sight of TV cameras on the recovery ship shortly before splashdown.
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> Source: Portland Press Herald
>
> PORTLAND, ME TV-
>
> Friday April 17, 1970
>
> WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
>
>
> 7:00- My World and Welcome to It
What aired Monday at 7:30, when NBC
had this show?
>
>
>
> WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
>
>
> 8:00 The Brady Bunch
> 8:30 Hollywoods Finest- Bugles in the Afternoon
When did Channel 8 begin airing all of ABC's
Friday-night lineup?
>
> 11:30 Movie 8- Big Money (1958)
Was the Friday edition of Dick Cavett delayed
until Sunday? Channel 11 in Atlanta did that.
>
>
> WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
>
> 7:30 Sail Around the World with 5 Men and A Woman
I believe this was part of Operation 100, a move by
CBS over the last 100 days of the 1969-70 regular
season to overtake NBC with numerous specials. It
worked, but it (and demographics) led to an overhaul
of the CBS schedule that year and the next. A detailed
account of Operation 100 is in Les Brown's "Television:
Behind The Box."
>
> 11:30 Late Show- House of Strangers (1949)
Merv Griffin was on CBS at the time. Did Channel
13 carry him at all, or is the Friday show delayed
to Sunday?
>
>
PORTLAND, ME TV- Thursday April 27, 1972
PORTLAND, ME TV- Thursday April 27, 1972
WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
7:00 Today
9:00 Weekday
10:00 Dinahs Place
10:30 Concentration
12:00 Jeopardy!
2:00 Splashdown for the Apollo spaceship
4:00 Somerset
4:30 I Love Lucy
5:00 Big Valley

6:30 NBC News
7:00- Robert Monks
8:00 Flip Wilson
10:00 Dean Martin
1:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
7:45 Morning Report
8:00- Farm & Home
8:30- Make A Wish
9:00 Underdog
9:30 Morning Movie- They Live By Night (1948)
11:00 Every Woman
11:30 Bewitched
12:00- Password
12:30- Split Second
2:00 Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game

4:30 McHales Navy
5:00 Beat The Clock
5:30 News Circle
6:30 Hogans Heroes
7:00 Safari To Adventure
7:30 High School Quiz
8:00 Alias Smith and Jones
9:00 Longstreet
10:00 Life & Death and The American Woman
11:00 News Final
11:30 Dick Cavett
1:00 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
7:00 CBS News
9:00 Romper Room
10:00 Lucy Show
11:00 Family Affair

11:30 Love of Life
2:00 Splashdown
4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 Newsbeat
7:00 Whats My Line
7:30 Dragnet
8:00 Me And The Chimp
8:30 My Three Sons
9:00 CBS Thursday Night Movie- If a Man Answers (1962)
11:00 Newsbeat
11:30 CBS Late Movie- Advanced to The Rear (1964)
1:30am- Sign-Off
PORTLAND, ME TV- Friday October 20, 1972
PORTLAND, ME TV- Friday October 20, 1972

WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
7:00 Today
9:00 Weekday
10:00 Dinahs Place
10:30 Concentration
12:00 Jeopardy!
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 World Series Baseball- Game 5- Cincinnati Reds @ Oakland Athletics
7:30 Democratics for Nixon
8:00 The Lion at Worlds End
9:00 How To Handle A Woman
10:00 American Experience- Fabulous Country

1:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
7:45 Morning Report
8:00- Farm & Home
8:30- Cartoon Carousel
9:30 Morning Movie- The Great McGinty (1940)
11:30 Bewitched
12:00- Password
12:30- Split Second
2:00 Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
4:30 Star Trek
5:30 News Circle
6:30 Wild Wild West
7:30 Political
8:00 Brady Bunch
9:00 Room 222

10:30 Political
11:00 News Final
11:30 Dick Cavett
1:00 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
7:00 CBS News
9:00 Romper Room
10:00 The Jokers Wild
10:30 The New Price is Right
11:00 Gambit
11:30 Love of Life
2:00 Guiding Light
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Love is a Many Splendored Thing
3:30 Secret Storm

4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 Newsbeat
7:00 Whats My Line
7:30 Dragnet
8:00 Sonny and Cher
9:00 CBS Reports- The Air PiratesCan They Be Stopped
10:00 Smithsonian Adventures
11:00 Newsbeat
11:30 CBS Late Movie- Mister Buddwing (1966)
1:30am- Sign-Off
PORTLAND, ME TV- Monday May 7, 1973
WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
7:00 Today
9:00 Weekday
10:00 Dinahs Place

10:30 Baffle
12:00 Jeopardy!
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 Return to Peyton Place
4:00 Somerset
4:30 I Love Lucy
5:00 Bonanza
6:30 NBC News
8:00 Laugh-In
9:00 NBC Monday Night Movie- The Judge and Jake Wyler (1972)
1:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
7:00 Morning Report
7:30 Farm and Hope
8:00 Curiosity Shop
9:00 New Zoo Revue
9:30 Morning Movie- The Egyptian (1954) (Part 1)
11:30 Bewitched
12:00- Password
12:30- Split Second
2:00 Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
4:30 Batman
5:30 News Circle
6:30 Wild Wild West
7:30 Hogans Heroes
8:00 The Rookies
9:00 Monday Night Movie- The Bravos (1972)
11:00 News Final
11:30 Basketball Showdown- US .vs. USSR (rematch of the 1972 Olympic Gold Medal Game)
1:30 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
7:00 CBS News
9:00 Romper Room
10:30 The $10,000 Pyramid
11:00 Gambit
11:30 Love of Life
11:45 Newsbeat
12:00 The Young and The Restless
1:00 Its Your Bet
2:00 Guiding Light
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 New Price is Right
3:30 Hollywoods Talking
4:00 Secret Storm
4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 Newsbeat

7:00 Whats My Line
8:00 Gunsmoke
9:00 Baseball- Boston Red Sox @ Chicago White Sox (from WBZ-TV Boston)
11:00 Newsbeat
11:30 CBS Late Movie- The Dunwich Horror (1970)
1:30am- Sign-Off

AM.
PORTLAND, ME TV- Wednesday October 6, 1971
PORTLAND, ME TV- Wednesday October 6, 1971
WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
7:00 Today
9:00 Weekday
10:00 Dinahs Place
10:30 Concentration
12:00 Jeopardy!
1:30 Baseball- San Francisco Giants @ Pittsburgh Pirates in Game 4 of the 1971 NLCS- (Pittsburgh
won 9-5 to take the series 3-1 and on to win the 1971 World Series under Roberto Clements)
3:30 Bright Promise
4:00 Somerset
4:30 TBA
5:00 Big Valley
6:30 NBC News
7:00- All About Faces
7:30- Circus
8:30 Mystery Movie
10:00 Night Gallery
1:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
7:45 Morning Report
8:00- Farm & Home
8:30- Jonny Quest
9:00- Beetie Bailey
9:30 Morning Movie
11:00 Movie Game
11:30 That Girl

12:00- Bewitched
12:30 Password
2:00 Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
4:30 McHales Navy
5:00 Beat The Clock
5:30 News Circle
7:00 Star Trek
8:00 Bewitched
8:30 Eddies Father
9:00 Smith Family
9:30 Stanleys World
10:00 Man and The City
11:00 News Final
11:30 Dick Cavett
1:00 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
7:00 CBS News

9:00 Romper Room
9:30 Gomer Pyle
10:00 Lucy Show
11:00 Family Affair
11:30 Love of Life
2:30 Guiding Light
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 Newsbeat
7:00 Whats My Line
7:30 Dragnet
8:00 Carol Burnett
9:00 Medical Center

10:00 Mannix
11:00 Newsbeat
11:30 Late Show- no movie title?
1:00am- Sign-Off

AM.
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Re: PORTLAND, ME TV- Wednesday October 6, 1971
> Source: Portland Press Herald
>
> PORTLAND, ME TV- Wednesday October 6, 1971
>
> WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
> 9:30 Stanleys World
> Should this be "Shirley's World" which starred Shirley MacLaine as a jet-set reporter and aired
in this time slot?
Retro: Fort Collins, CO Thurs 6/29/00
from Fort Collins Coloradoan
KWGN 2-WB Denver
5:30 Cosby Show
6:00 WB2day
10:00 Judge Mathis
11:00 News
Noon People's Court
1:00 700 Club
2:00 Histeria!
2:30 Pokemon
3:00 Cat & Bunny Warneroonie Super Looney Big Cartoonie Show
4:00 Pokemon
5:00 Full House
6:00 Friends
7:00 Popular
8:00 Charmed
9:00 News
10:00 Friends
11:00 Change of Heart (2 eps)
2:00 Living Single
2:30 Martin
3:00 News
KCNC 4-CBS Denver
5:00 News
7:00 Early Show
Noon News
2:00 Guiding Light
4:00 News

7:00 Diagnosis Murder (2 eps)
9:00 48 Hours
10:00 News
12:35 Infomercial
1:05 News
KRMA 6-PBS Denver
5:30 Bloomberg Money Report
7:00 Zoom
7:30 Arthur (2 eps)
8:30 Teletubbies
9:00 Sesame Street
11:00 Dragon Tales
Noon Between the Lions

1:00 Burt Wolf's Gatherings & Celebrations
1:30 Travels in Mexico & the Caribbean
2:00 Justin Wilson's Lookin' Back
2:30 Ciao Italia
4:00 Kidsongs
4:30 Zoom
5:00 Wishbone
7:00 Gene Kelly: An American in Hollywood
8:00 Mystery!
9:00 WWII Battleforce
10:00 Fawlty Towers
11:00 Charlie Rose
Mid. ITN World News
12:30 MotorWeek
1:00 Intermediate Algebra
2:30 Writer's Exchange
4:00 Art of the Western World
KMGH 7-ABC Denver
5:00 News
9:00 The View
11:00 News
3:00 Inside Edition
3:30 Jeopardy!
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 Whose Line is It Anyway? (2 eps)
8:00 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (2 eps)
9:00 20/20 Downtown
10:00 News
10:35 Nightline
11:35 Martin Short
1:05 Roseanne Show
2:05 Port Charles

KUSA 9-NBC
5:00 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Later Today
10:00 Maury
11:00 Leeza
Noon News
12:30 Extra
1:00 Ainsley Harriott
2:00 Passions
4:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 Friends
8:00 Frasier
8:30 Just Shoot Me
9:00 ER
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show
11:35 Cheers

1:35 Infomercial
2:05 Extra
2:35 Tonight Show
4:30 Early Today
KBDI 12-PBS Broomfield
5:00 Bloomberg Money Report
5:30 Money Hunt
6:00 Yoga
6:30 Body Electric
7:30 Teletubbies
8:30 Wimzie's House
9:00 Arthur (2 eps)
10:30 Sesame Street
11:30 Employment Television
1:00 Modern Thai Cuisine
1:30 Yan Can Cook

3:30 Sit & Be Fit
4:00 Treasures in Your Attic
5:00 Arthur (2 eps)
6:00 Wishbone
6:30 ITN World News
8:00 Great Railway Journeys
9:00 Nova
10:00 (title unclear, listed as Spon-Com)
10:30 Mental Engineering
11:30 Net Cafe
Mid. Music Link
1:00 Nova
3:30 Hometime: Log
KTVD 20-UPN Denver
5:00 Sally

7:30 Sister, Sister
8:30 Monkees
9:00 Donny & Marie
11:00 Family Feud (2 eps)
Noon We Love Lucy
12:30 Andy Griffith
1:00 Sally
2:00 Jerry Springer
3:00 Blind Date
3:30 Roseanne
4:00 Sister, Sister
5:00 Blind Date
5:30 Andy Griffith
6:00 Judge Judy (2 eps)
7:00 WWF Smackdown!
9:00 NewsRadio
11:00 NewsRadio
11:30 Real TV
Mid. Unhappily Ever After
1:00 Infomercials
2:00 Movie "Above the Rim"
4:00 Dr. Joy Browne
KDVR 31-Fox Denver (Seen in FC on ch 22)
5:00 AgDay
5:30 First Business
9:00 Jenny Jones
11:00 Divorce Court (2 eps)
Noon Jenny Jones
1:00 Ricki Lake
2:00 National Enquirer TV
2:30 Nanny
3:30 Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
4:00 Beast Wars

4:30 Digimon
6:00 Drew Carey
6:30 Seinfeld
7:00 Movie "Kiss of Death"
9:00 Cops (2 eps)
10:00 Drew Carey
10:30 Frasier
11:30 M*A*S*H
Mid. All in the Family
1:00 Ricki Lake
2:00 Infomercials
3:00 Queen Latifah
KPXC 59-Pax Denver
5:00 Doug
5:30 Sabrina: The Animated Series
6:00 Pepper Ann
6:30 Recess
7:00 Infomercial
7:30 Life Today
8:00 Infomercials
10:00 Infomercials
11:00 Women's Healthguide
11:30 National Health Report
Noon Father Dowling Mysteries
1:00 Bonanza
3:00 Animal Adventures (2 eps)
5:30 Shop 'Til You Drop (2 eps)
7:00 It's a Miracle
9:00 Diagnosis Murder
10:00 It's a Miracle
10:30 Hollywood Show
11:00 Infomercials
Mid. Worship
Fort Collins Public Schools
5:00 Community Bulletin Board
8:30 Newsroom
9:00 Assignment Discovery
10:00 Lady Moon

10:30 Community Connections
12:30 Newsroom
2:00 Lady Moon
2:30 Beyond the Call
3:00 On Line
4:00 News
5:30 Newsroom
7:00 On Line
8:00 News
9:30 Newsroom
Fort Collins Channel 14
5am CNBC
6pm Take One
7:00 Infomercials
9:00 CNBC
1:00 Infomercials (CNBC?)
3:00 CNBC
Colorado State University TV (primarily relays SCOLA international news programming)
5:30 Brazil
6:00 Mexico
6:30 France
7:00 Spain
7:45 Israel
8:15 SCOLA Schedule
8:30 Lithuania
9:00 Turkey
9:30 Dubai
10:00 Japan
10:45 Latvia
11:25 SCOLA Schedule
11:30 China
Noon Russia
1:00 Germany
2:00 Portugal
2:30 Argentina
3:00 Vietnam
3:30 Netherlands
4:00 Poland
4:30 Slovenia
5:00 Hungary
5:30 Quebec (TVA?)
6:00 PY100-Psychology
6:30 Croatia
7:00 China
8:00 Cuba
8:30 Uzbekistan
9:00 Korea
9:30 Greece
10:00 France
10:30 Italy
11:00 Azerbaijan
11:20 SCOLA Schedule
11:30 Philippines
12:30 Basque Country
1:00 Russia
1:35 Taiwan
2:00 Sweden
2:30 Omaha (KMTV, WOWT or KMTV?)
3:00 Romania
3:30 Czech Republic
4:00 Chile
4:30 Peru
City of Fort Collins TV
5am Community Bulletin Board
7pm Summer Reading Program

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Re: Retro: Fort Collins, CO Thurs 6/29/00
> Colorado State University TV (primarily relays SCOLA
> international news programming)
> 5:30 Quebec (TVA?)
Or Radio-Canada or TQS. If the newscast was in English, it might also be CBMT or CFCF from
Montreal.
Did anyone watch SCOLA regularly in 2000? Maybe someone who did night know.
> 2:30 Omaha (KMTV, WOWT or KMTV?)
Why just Omaha? Why not any other American city?
Also, did KPTF (Fox in Omaha) had a newscast in 2000?

11-30-2005, 06:08 PM #3
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Re: Retro: Fort Collins, CO Thurs 6/29/00
> Fort Collins Public Schools
> 5:00 Community Bulletin Board
> 8:30 Newsroom
> 9:00 Assignment Discovery
> 10:00 Lady Moon
> 10:30 Community Connections
> 12:30 Newsroom
> 2:00 Lady Moon
> 2:30 Beyond the Call
> 3:00 On Line
> 4:00 News
> 5:30 Newsroom
> 7:00 On Line
> 8:00 News
> 9:30 Newsroom

>
> Fort Collins Channel 14
> 5am CNBC
> 6pm Take One
> 7:00 Infomercials
> 9:00 CNBC
> 1:00 Infomercials (CNBC?)
> 3:00 CNBC
>
Back in the late 1980's until about 1993 my brother lived in Fort Collins. The times I visited him, I
can remember seeing ads in their newspaper for a "News 14 Fort Collins". Now looking at these
listings from 2000, I don't see any news listed on channel 14 but I do on their "public school"
channel. Wonder if this is the same? The news I believe was produced by their local cable
company Columbine (?) and remember the ads I think they had not only reporters going out on
location but even a weatherman and a sportsguy. Just like as if channel 14 was a regular over-
the-air station, only its a cable only operation.
Also I seem to recall Fort Collins getting Wyoming stations on their system. After all I think
Cheyenne is actually closer to Fort Collins than Denver is and they have their own television.
Here, no Wyoming station is listed.
Fort Collins is not only a college town ( home of Colorado State ) but it is also a large city too.
With a city population of over 100,000, if it wasn't for the fact that they are within a hour or so
from Denver and possibly Cheyenne, I am sure that city would have several TV stations to call
their own.

WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
6:30 First Radio Parish Church
7:00 Today Show
9:00 Weekday
9:30 Concentration
10:30 High Rollers
12:00 Magnificent Marble Machine
12:30 Take My Advice
12:55 NBC News
2:30 The Doctors
3:00 Another World
4:00 Somerset
5:00 Big Valley
6:30 NBC News
7:00 Adam-12
7:30 $25,000 Pyramid

8:00 Monday Night Movie- Banjo Hackett (1976)
10:00 Joe Forrester
11:30 Tonight Show
1:00 Tomorrow
2:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
9:00 Good Morning New England
10:30 Mike Douglas Show
11:30 Happy Days
1:00 Ryans Hope
1:30 Rhyme and Reason
2:00 $20,000 Pyramid
2:30 Break the Bank
4:00 Lassie
4:30 The Munsters
5:00 Addams Family
5:30 News Circle
6:30 Bewitched
7:00 Family Affair
7:30 Hogans Heroes
8:00 On The Rocks
8:30 Monday Movie- True Grit
11:00 News Final
11:30 Monday Night Special- Cosmetic Surgery
1:00 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
6:00 Maine Weather Forecast
9:00 Dinah
10:00 Phil Donahue
11:00 Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life
11:55 CBS News
12:00 Young and the Restless
1:00 The Crosswits
2:30 Guiding Light
3:30 Match Game 76

4:00 Tattletales
4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 News 13
7:00 Ironside
8:00 Rhoda
8:30 Name That Tune
9:30 The Keegans
11:00 News 13
11:30 CBS Late Movie- Hustling (1976)
1:30 Sign-Off
WCBB-TV 10 (PBS)
4:30 Sesame Street
6:30- Tourists are Coming
7:00- Mens Corrections
8:00- USA: People and Politics
8:30- Supreme Court and Civil Liberties
9:30 Cop-Man and Myth
10:00 Firing Line

11:30 Sign-Off
Maine Public Broadcasting Network (MPBN- PBS)- WMEG-TV 26 Biddeford, WMEB-TV 12 Orono,
WMED-TV 13 Calais and WMEM-TV 10 Presque Isle
4:30 Sesame Street
6:30- Tourists are Coming
7:00- Mens Corrections
8:00- USA: People and Politics
8:30- Supreme Court and Civil Liberties
9:30 Cop-Man and Myth
10:00 Firing Line
11:30 Sign-Off
11-30-2005, 07:15 PM #2
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Re: PORTLAND, ME TV- Monday May 3, 1976
WCBB-TV (PBS) channel 10 of Augusta is now a part of the Maine Public Broadcasting Network.
Also, when did the channel 13 call letters change from WGAN-TV to WGME-TV? They were
WGME-TV when I moved to Old Orchard Beach in 1985. However, 102.9 FM was still known as
WGAN-FM at the time.
Retro: North Carolina/Virginia Monday, December 1, 1952
From the Raleigh News and Observer. All
stations carried ABC, CBS, NBC, and DuMont.
Network is noted on the first mention of the
program, if a network show.
WFMY Ch. 2 Greensboro, NC
9:45 Morning Chapel
11 AM There's One In Every Family (CBS)
12 N Bride And Groom (CBS)
12:45 RFD Piedmont
1 PM Big Payoff (NBC--aired on the
network at 3 PM)
2 PM Double Or Nothing (CBS)
(CBS)
3:15 Mike And Buff (CBS)

3:30 Words And Music (not the game show
I posted info about earlier)
4 PM What One Can Do (film short)
4:15 Kate Smith (NBC)
6 PM Six-Gun Playhouse
6:30 News, Weather
7:15 Bob Williams
7:30 News (CBS) (Douglas Edwards
With The News)
7:45 Perry Como (CBS)
8 PM Lux Video Theater (CBS)
9 PM I Love Lucy (CBS)
10 PM Studio One (CBS)
11 PM Gangbusters (NBC--delay from
Thursday 9 PM)
11:30 I Married Joan (NBC--delay from
Wednesday 8 PM)
WBTV Ch. 3 Charlotte, NC

9:45 News (CBS)
10 AM Arthur Godfrey
12 N Bride And Groom
12:15 Love Of Life
1 PM Carolina Cookery
1:30 Garry Moore
2:30 Guiding Light
3 PM Big Payoff
4 PM Kaleidoscope
4:30 Kate Smith
5 PM Junior Rancho
5:15 Boy's Railroad Club
5:30 Howdy Doody
6 PM Kit Carson
6:45 Weather (and, I believe,
Vespers at 6:50)
7 PM Night Watchman
7:15 Wake Up
7:45 Perry Como
9 PM I Love Lucy
9:30 Who Said That? (NBC--aired at
10:30 on the network, so delay
of at least a week)
10 PM Studio One
11 PM Chronoscope (CBS)
11:15 Two For The Money (NBC--delay
from Tuesday 10 PM)
11:45 Sign Off
WTAR Ch. 4 (now WTKR Ch. 3) Norfolk, VA
9 AM Lift Up Mine Eyes
9:15 Relax
11 AM UN General Assembly (NBC)
12 N Chords And Comments

12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Let's Cook
1:30 Garry Moore
2 PM Variety Stand
2:30 Guiding Light
2:45 Easy Does It
3 PM Big Payoff
4 PM Kate Smith
5 PM Hawkins Falls (NBC)
5:15 Gabby Hayes (NBC)
5:30 Howdy Doody
6 PM Viewpoint
6:15 Boy's Railroad Club
6:30 News
6:45 Movie Quick Quiz
7 PM Teen Topics
7:30 Those Two (NBC)
7:45 News (NBC) (Camel News
Caravan with John Cameron
Swayze)
8 PM What's My Name? (NBC)
9 PM Hollywood Opening Night (NBC)

10:30 Who Said That?
11 PM 11th Hour Final
11:15 My Friend Irma (CBS--delay from
Friday 8:30)
11:45 Film
WTVR Ch. 6 Richmond, VA
10:30 Ask Washington (NBC)
12 N Virginia Today
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Celluloid Theater
1:30 Garry Moore
2 PM What's New (not the NET kids' show)
2:30 Guiding Light
2:45 Workshop
3 PM Big Payoff
4 PM Kate Smith
5 PM Hawkins Falls
5:15 Gabby Hayes
5:30 Howdy Doody
6 PM Ozzie And Harriet (ABC--delay
from Friday 8 PM)
6:30 Memos
6:45 Sportlight
7:15 News
7:30 Those Two
10:30 Who Said That?
11 PM Club Embassy (NBC--delay from
Tuesday 10:30)
11:30 I've Got A Secret (CBS--delay
from Thursday 10:30)
PORTLAND, ME TV- Tuesday October 16, 1973
PORTLAND, ME TV- Tuesday October 16, 1973

WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
7:00 Today
9:00 Weekday
10:00 Dinahs Place
10:30 All Star-Baffle
12:00 Jeopardy!
1:00 Concentration
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 Return to Peyton Place
4:00 Somerset
4:30 Truth or Consequnces
5:00 Bonanza
6:30 NBC News

8:00 World Series Baseball- Game 3- Oakland As @ New York Mets
1:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
7:30 Farm and Home
8:00 New Zoo Revue
8:30 The Osmonds
9:00 Bullwinkle
9:30 Morning Movie- Calcutta (1947)
11:30 Brady Bunch
12:00- Password
12:30- Split Second
2:00 Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
4:30 Batman

5:30 News Circle
6:00 ABC News
7:00 The Lucy Show
7:30 Hogans Heroes
8:00 Temperatures Rising
8:30 Movie of The Week- Third Girl from the Left (1973)
11:00 Newscircle
11:30 Jack Paar (He once owned Channel 8, right?)
1:00 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
9:00 Romper Room
10:30 The $10,000 Pyramid
11:00 Gambit
11:30 Love of Life
11:55 Newsbeat

1:00 Its Your Bet
2:00 Guiding Light
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 New Price is Right
3:30 Match Game 73
4:00 Secret Storm
4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 Newsbeat
7:00 Whats My Line
7:30 Hee Haw
8:30 Hawaii Five-O
9:30 CBS Tuesday Movie-
11:00 Newsbeat
11:30 CBS Late Movie- Penelope (1966)
1:30am- Sign-Off
PORTLAND, ME TV- Thursday October 3, 1974
PORTLAND, ME TV- Thursday October 3, 1974
WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
7:00 Today
9:00 Weekday
11:00 High Rollers
12:00 Jackpot
1:30 Jeopardy!
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 How To Survive a Marriage
4:00 Somerset
4:30 Bonanza
6:30 NBC News
8:00 Sierra
9:00 Ironside
10:00 Movin On
1:00- Tomorrow
2:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
7:15 News Report
7:30 Bullwinkle
8:00 New Zoo Revue
8:30 Treehouse
11:30 Brady Bunch
12:00- Password
12:30- Split Second
2:00 Newlywed Game
4:00 $10,000 Pyramid

4:30 Superman
5:30 News Circle
6:00 ABC News
6:30 The FBI
7:30 Hogans Heroes
8:00 Odd Couple
8:30 Paper Moon
10:00 Harry O
11:00 News Final
11:30 Dick Cavett
1:00 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
6:00 Maine Weather
9:00 Romper Room
9:30 Phil Donahue
10:30 Gambit
11:30 Love of Life

11:55 Newsbeat
1:00 Room 222
2:00 Guiding Light
2:30 Edge of Night
3:30 Match Game 74
4:00 Tattletales
4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 Newsbeat
7:00 Raymond Burr Show
8:00 The Waltons
9:00 CBS Thursday Movie- The Hawaiians (1970)
11:00 Newsbeat
11:30 CBS Late Movie- Honor Thy Father (1971)
1:30am- Sign-Off
PORTLAND, ME TV- Thursday May 8, 1975
PORTLAND, ME TV- Thursday May 8, 1975

WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
7:00 Today
9:00 Weekday
11:00 High Rollers
12:00 Jackpot
12:30 Blank Check
12:55 NBC News
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
4:00 Somerset
4:30 Bonanza
6:30 NBC News
8:00 Sunshine
8:30 Bob Crane Show
9:00 Mac Davis Show
10:00 Movin On
1:00- Tomorrow
2:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
7:00 A.M America
11:00 Dealers Choice
11:30 Blankety Blanks
12:00- Password
12:30- Split Second
2:00 $10,000 Pyramid
2:30 Big Showdown
4:00 The Money Maze
4:30 Superman
5:00 The Lucy Show

5:30 News Circle
6:00 ABC News
6:30 The FBI
7:30 Hogans Heroes
8:00 Barney Miller
8:30 Karen
10:00 Harry O
11:00 News Final
11:30 Wide World Special- Spencer Tracy- An Unauthorized Biography
1:00 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
6:00 Maine Weather
9:00 Romper Room
9:30 Phil Donahue
10:30 Gambit
11:30 Love of Life
11:55 Newsbeat

1:00 Room 222
2:00 Guiding Light
2:30 Edge of Night
3:30 Match Game 75
4:00 Tattletales
4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 Newsbeat
7:00 Ironside
8:00 The Waltons
9:00 CBS Thursday Night Movie-Psycho (1960)
11:00 Newsbeat
11:30 CBS Late Movie- Madigan: Park Avenue Beat (1973)
1:30am- Sign-Off
PORTLAND, ME TV- Wednesday May 8, 1974
PORTLAND, ME TV- Wednesday May 8, 1974
WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)

7:00 Today
9:00 Weekday
10:00 Dinahs Place
10:30 Jeopardy!
12:00 Jackpot
1:00 Concentration
2:30 Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 How To Survive a Marriage
4:00 Somerset
4:30 Truth or Consequnces
5:00 Bonanza
6:30 NBC News
8:00 NBC Wednesday Night Pilot- Lucas Tanner
9:30 NBC Wednesday Night Movie- In Tandem (1974)

1:00- Tomorrow
2:00 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
7:00 News Report
7:30 Farm and Home
8:00 New Zoo Revue
8:30 HR Pufnstuff
9:00 Bullwinkle
9:30 Morning Movie- Cry for the City
11:30 Brady Bunch
12:00- Password
12:30- Split Second
1:30 Afternoon Playbreak- The Lost Bride of Salem
4:00 $10,000 Pyramid
4:30 Batman
5:30 News Circle
6:00 ABC News

7:00 The Lucy Show
7:30 Hogans Heroes
8:00 The Cowboys
8:30 Movie- Killdozer (1974)
10:00 Doc Elliot
11:00 Newscircle
11:30 Jack Paar (He once owned Channel 8, right?)
1:00 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
6:00 Maine Weather
9:00 Romper Room
10:30 Gambit
11:30 Love of Life
11:55 Newsbeat

1:00 Its Your Bet
2:00 Guiding Light
2:30 Edge of Night
3:30 Match Game 74
4:00 Tattletales
4:30 Merv Griffin
6:00 Newsbeat
7:00 Whats My Line
7:30 Red Sox Baseball- Boston Red Sox .vs. New York Yankees (from WBZ-TV Boston)
10:00 Kojak
11:00 Newsbeat
11:30 CBS Late Movie- Machine Gun McCain (1970)
1:30am- Sign-Off

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Re: PORTLAND, ME TV- Wednesday May 8, 1974
> WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
> 8:00 NBC Wednesday Night Pilot- Lucas Tanner
> 9:30 NBC Wednesday Night Movie- In Tandem (1974)
Both shows would eventually become series that fall -- the latter as "Moving On".
"Lucas Tanner", a drama taking place at a high school, starred David Hartman in the title role --
he would go on to become the first male host of "Good Morning America" when that started up
a year later.
> WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
> 11:30 Jack Paar (He once owned Channel 8, right?)
Yes he did, though I think he since sold it by this time.
The "Jack Paar" on at this time was a nationwide ABC program, as part of the "Wide World of
Entertainment". Jack's show was seen only as a rotating qwheel that rotates once a month -- this
month, it was Jack; Dick Cavett and someone (or something) else was part of that wheel. Jack
and Dick would be off ABC by 1975.
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Note: The DMN didn't list KTAQ-47
KDTN 2-PBS
6:00 Sit & Be Fit
6:30 Bloomberg Morning News
7:00 ITN World News
7:30 Journal
8:00 Destinos
8:30 In Italiano
9:30 Globe I
10:00 Money & Banking
10:30 Science Alliance
11:30 Talkin' About AIDS
Noon Someday School
12:30 Adventures with Kanga Roddy
2:00 Connect with English
2:30 Up Close & Natural
3:00 Body Electric
3:30 Sew Creative with Donna Wilder
4:00 Quilt in a Day
4:30 J. Yarnell School of Fine Art
5:30 Sew with Nancy Classics

6:30 Reading Club
7:30 BBC World News
9:00 Money Hunt
11:00 Charlie Rose
Mid. Net Cafe
12:30 Journal
1:00 Charlie Rose
2:00 sign-off
KDFW 4-Fox
5:00 News
11:00 Maury
Noon News
12:30 Divorce Court
1:00 Jerry Springer
4:00 Judge Judy (x2)

5:00 News
6:30 Seinfeld
8:00 Get Real
9:00 News
11:00 Extra
11:30 M*A*S*H (x2)
1:30 News
3:00 Maury
4:30 First Business
KXAS 5-NBC
5:00 News
7:00 Today
9:00 Later Today
11:00 News
Noon Sunset Beach
2:00 Passions
3:00 Jenny Jones
4:00 People's Court

5:00 News
6:00 News
6:30 Inside Edition
7:00 Dateline NBC
8:00 West Wing
9:00 Law & Order
10:00 News
10:35 Tonight Show
1:05 News
1:35 Tonight Show
3:30 Infomercial
4:00 Inside Edition
4:30 Early Today
WFAA 8-ABC
5:00 News
9:00 Good Morning Texas
10:00 The View
Noon News
3:00 Jeopardy!
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 Two Guys & a Girl
7:30 Norm
8:00 Drew Carey
8:30 Oh Grow Up
9:00 20/20
10:00 News
10:35 Nightline
12:05 Oprah Winfrey
1:05 Roseanne Show
2:35 Port Charles
KTVT 11-CBS
5:00 News
7:00 Early Show
9:00 Donny & Marie
Noon News
2:00 Guiding Light
3:00 Positively TEXAS!
4:00 Martin Short
5:00 News
6:00 News
7:00 Cosby
7:30 Work with Me
8:00 Movie "At the Mercy of a Stranger"
10:00 News
12:35 News
1:10 Positively TEXAS!
2:10 Infomercial

KERA 13-PBS
5:30 Sesame Street
7:00 Arthur
7:30 Dragon Tales
8:00 Teletubbies
8:30 Zoboomafoo
9:30 Noddy
10:00 Arthur
10:30 Sesame Street
Noon Savor the Southwest
12:30 Great Chefs of the South
1:00 Voyage to the Milky Way
3:30 Zoboomafoo
4:00 Zoom
4:30 Arthur
5:00 Dragon Tales
5:30 Wishbone

8:00 In Performance at the White House
9:00 Kennedy Center Presentrs
11:35 Antarctica: End of the Earth
1:30 sign-off
KTXA 21-UPN
5:00 Infomercial
6:00 Mummies Alive
6:30 Starship Troopers
7:00 Monster Rancher
8:00 Bewitched
11:00 Mad About You
Noon Forgive or Forget
1:00 Mad About You
1:30 Amen
3:00 Doug
3:30 Recess
4:00 Sabrina: The Animated Series
4:30 Recess
5:30 In the House
6:00 Drew Carey (x2)
7:00 7 Days
8:00 Star Trek: Voyager (x2)
11:00 Martin
11:30 Living Single
Mid. Forgive or Forget
1:00 Martin
1:30 Movie "Doing Life"
3:30 Gomer Pyle
4:00 Infomercials
KUVN 23-Univision
5:00 Chespirito
9:00 Maite
10:00 Girasoles
11:00 Luz Maria
Noon Enamorada
1:00 Cuando Hay Pasion

2:00 El Gordo y La Flaca
2:30 El Blablazo
3:00 Cristina
4:00 Primer Impacto
5:00 Noticias
6:00 Sonadoras
7:00 Tres Mujeres (x2)
9:00 Que No Te Atreves?
10:00 Noticias
11:00 Viviana Medionoche
Mid. El Gordo y La Flaca
12:30 El Blablazo
1:00 Cristina
2:00 Prisionera de Amor
4:00 Fuera de Serie
4:30 Noticero Univision
KDFI 27-Ind/Fox Kids
5:00 Hawaii Five-O
6:00 Infomercial
7:00 Infomercials
8:00 A Different World (x2)

11:00 Hawaii Five-O
Noon National Enquirer TV
12:30 NewsRadio
2:00 Cosby Show
3:30 Beast Wars
4:00 Digimon
5:00 Full House
5:30 Cosby Show
6:00 Nanny
6:30 Roseanne
7:00 Divorce Court
8:00 Extra
9:00 Jerry Springer
11:00 Roseanne
11:30 NewsRadio
Mid. Unhappily Ever After
12:30 Infomercial
2:00 Infomercial
2:30 Cops
3:00 sign-off
KMPX 29-Daystar
5:00 Worship Videos
6:30 Joyce Meyer
7:00 James Robison
7:30 Rod Parsley
8:00 Mitch Malone
8:30 Kenneth Hagin
9:00 John Hagee
10:00 Robb Thompson
10:30 Joyce Meyer
11:00 Celebration
Noon Gospel Music
1:00 Quick Study
1:30 Joni Lamb
2:00 Marilyn Hickey
2:30 Worship Videos

4:00 Kids on the Move
4:30 Eastman Curtis
5:00 Truth in Love
5:30 Gospel Music
6:00 Willie Hughes
6:30 John Hagee
7:00 Bishop T.D. Jakes
9:00 ...Family
9:30 Mike Murdock
10:00 Benny Hinn
11:00 James Robison
11:30 Joyce Meyer
Mid. Celebration
2:00 Worship Videos
KDAF 33-WB
5:00 Daily Bible Lesson
5:30 Andy Griffith
6:00 Infomercial
7:00 Pokemon
7:30 Histeria!
8:00 Queen Latifah
9:00 Richard Simmons' Dream Maker

10:00 Queen Latifah
11:00 Judge Mathis
Noon Judge Mills Lane (x2)
1:00 Change of Heart
1:30 Blind Date
2:00 I Love Lucy
2:30 Parent' Hood
3:00 Big Cartoonie Show
3:30 Pokemon
4:00 Batman Beyond
6:00 Friends
6:30 Simpsons
7:00 Dawson's Creek
8:00 Roswell
9:00 News
9:30 Frasier
10:00 Friends
10:30 Frasier
11:00 I Love Lucy
11:30 Wayans Bros.
Mid. Change of Heart
12:30 Blind Date

1:00 Judge Mathis
2:00 Perry Mason (x3)
KXTX 39-Ind
6:00 Infomercial
6:30 Benny Hinn
7:00 Real Life 101
8:00 700 Club
9:00 James Robison
10:00 Water of Life
11:00 Infomercials
Noon Hogan's Heroes (x2)
1:00 Movie "PK & the Kid"
3:00 Dr. Joy Browne
4:00 Matlock
5:00 Leeza
6:00 Stars On Ice
6:30 NHL: Buffalo-Dallas
9:30 Stars Wrap-Up
10:00 Family Feud (x2)
11:00 Dr. Joy Browne
Mid. Dating Game

12:30 Newlywed Game
1:00 Infomercials
3:00 Rifleman (x2)
4:00 Infomercials
KSTR 49-Ind
5:00 Infomercial
5:30 News
6:00 Highlander
6:30 Mighty Max
7:00 Sonic Underground
7:30 Jumanji
8:00 Pocket Dragon
10:00 Munsters (x2)
11:00 Andy Griffith (x2)
Noon Rockford Files
1:00 News
2:00 Knight Rider
3:00 A-Team
4:00 Sister, Sister (x2)
5:00 Ricki Lake

6:00 Real TV
7:00 News
7:30 Real TV
8:00 Ricki Lake
9:00 Strip Poker
9:30 10s
10:00 Benny Hill
11:30 Strip Poker/10s
Mid. Infomercials
KFWD 52-Telemundo
5:00 TeleNoticias
5:30 Rugrats
6:00 Doug
6:30 Rugrats
7:00 Las Pistas de Blue
7:30 Jumanji
8:00 Dragon Ball Z
8:30 Recien Casados
9:00 Las Aguas Manasas
10:00 Luisa Fernanda
11:00 Cine "El Amarrador 3"

1:00 Sevcec
2:00 El y Ella
3:00 El Show de Padre Alberto
4:00 Occurio Asi
5:00 Noticiero
5:30 Noticiero Telemundo
6:00 Catalina y Sebastian
7:00 Senora
8:00 El Amor de Mi Vida
9:00 Occurio Asi de Noche
10:00 Noticiero
11:00 Occurio Asi
Mid. Buscando
12:30 Infomercials
2:00 sign-off
KLDT 55-Ind
5:00 American Collectibles
8:30 Infomercials
11:00 Hollywood Shopping Network
1:00 Infomercials
2:30 Infomercial
3:00 Bloopy's Buddies
4:00 Emergency!
5:00 McHale's Navy
6:00 227
6:30 Barney Miller
7:00 Simon & Simon
8:00 Quincy
9:00 Kojak
10:00 Virginian
12:30 Infomercial
1:00 American Collectibles
KDTX 58-TBN
Praise-a-Thon airs all day
KPXD 68-Pax
5:00 Infomercials
6:00 Employment Television
7:30 James Robison
8:00 Infomercials
9:00 Leo Turner

9:30 Infomercials
Noon Big Valley
1:00 Bonanza
3:00 Hogan Family
3:30 Dave's World
6:00 Treasures in Your Home
7:00 Twice in a Lifetime
11:00 Infomercials
Mid. Worship TV
TXCN-Texas Cable News
5:00 Nightwatch
6:00 Morning Connect
9:00 Texas Daily
4:00 Prime
7:00 Prime Plus
11:00 Nightwatch

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> Note: The DMN didn't list KTAQ-47
>
They never have, to my knowledge.
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> > Note: The DMN didn't list KTAQ-47
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> They never have, to my knowledge.
>
They did mention it in their converter guide, though...
MAINE TV- Sunday April 23, 1972
Source: Maine Sunday Telegram
MAINE TV- Sunday April 23, 1972
PORTLAND
WCSH-TV 6 (NBC)
8:30 Christophers
9:00 The Answer
10:30 Comedy Time- International House
12:00 Great Show- Sins of Rachel Cade (1961)
2:30 Meat The Press
3:00 Conversation In Jerusalem
3:30 World Tennis Tournament from Charlotte, NC
4:30 Apollo Coverage
5:00 World Tennis Tournament from Charlotte, NC (continued)

5:30 Primus
6:00 Comment
6:30 NBC News
7:00 Wild Kingdom
8:30 Jimmy Stewart
9:00 Bonanza
10:00 Bold Ones
11:00 Night Report
11:15 Passing Parade
11:30 Universal Startime
12:30 Sign-Off
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC)
8:00 Reverend Stevens
8:15 Rex Humbard
9:15 Catholic Mass (produced by Boston Catholic Television and taped at the Studios of WNAC-
TV Boston)
10:30 Baptist Church
10:45 Old Time Gospel Hour
11:15 Baptist Church
11:30- Sunday Showtime- The Velvet Touch (1948)
1:00 Outdoors
1:30 NBA Basketball Playoffs- New York Knicks @ Boston Celtics
3:30 Auto Racing- The Trenton 300 from Trenton, NJ

5:00 Golf- The $165,000 Tournament of Champions from La Costa, CA
7:00 Lawrence Welk
8:00 Burt Bacharach
9:00 The Tony Awards
11:00 ABC News
11:15 Movie- Split Second (1953)
12:40 Sign-Off
WGAN-TV 13 (CBS)
8:00 Tom and Jerry
8:30 Pebbles and Bamm Bamm
9:00 Oral Roberts
9:30 Groovie Goolies
11:00 Camera 3
12:00 Junior Bowling (does anyone in Maine remember this?)
2:00 NHL Hockey Playoffs- Boston Bruins @ St. Louis Blues
5:00 Kid World
5:30 Animal World
6:00 60 Minutes
7:00 Untamed World

7:30 Movie- Funeral In Berlin (1966)
9:30 Cades County
10:30 American Cancer Society
11:00 Newsbeat
11:15 CBS News
11:30 Movie- Terror in The Bay
1:00 Sign-Off
BANGOR
WLBZ-TV 2 (NBC)
1:00 Meet The Press
1:30 Conversation in Jerusalem
2:00 Skylab
2:30 World Tennis Tournament from Charlotte, NC
5:00 No Simple Thing
5:30 T.H.E Cat
6:00 Comment
6:30 NBC News
7:00 Wild Kingdom
8:30 Jimmy Stewart

9:00 Bonanza
10:00 Bold Ones
11:00 Perry Mason
12:00 Sign-Off
WABI-TV 5 (CBS)
8:30 Streams of Faith
9:00 Tom and Jerry
9:30 Groovy Goolies
11:00 Camera 3
12:00 Lloyd Bridges Water World
2:00 NHL Hockey Playoffs- Boston Bruins @ St. Louis Blues
5:00 Kid Talk
5:30 Animal World
6:00 60 Minutes
7:00 Lassie
9:30 Cades County
10:30 Rolling on the River
11:00 Telejournal News

11:15 CBS News- Dan Rather
11:30 Sign-Off
WEMT-TV 7 (ABC)
8:00 Bible Speaks
9:30 Uncle Waldo
10:00 Reluctant Dragon
10:30 Doubledeckers
11:00 Bullwinkle
11:30 Make A Wish
12:00 Candlepin Bowling
3:30 Curley OBrien
7:00 Hee Haw
8:00 Burt Bacharach
11:00 ABC News
11:15 Billy Hargis
11:30 Sign-Off
PRESQUE ISLE
WAGM-TV 8 (ABC, CBS, NBC)

8:15 Rex Hubbard
9:15 Christophers
9:30 Groovy Goolies (CBS)
10:00 Lamp Unto My Feet (CBS)
10:30 Look Up and Live (CBS)
11:00 Camera 3 (CBS)
11:30 Face The Nation (CBS)
12:30 Face The Nation (CBS)?
1:00 Meet The Press (NBC)
1:30 NHL Hockey Playoffs- Boston Bruins @ St. Louis Blues (CBS)
5:00 Kid Talk
5:30 Animal World
6:00 60 Minutes
7:00 Lassie
8:30 Jimmy Stewart
9:00 Bonanza
10:00 Bold Ones
11:00 Sunday News
11:15 Sign-Off
MANCHESTER, NH
WMUR-TV 9 (ABC)
8:00 Billy James Hargis
9:00 Oral Roberts
9:30 Insight
10:30 Doubledeckers
11:00 Bullwinkle
11:30 Make A Wish
12:00 Wrestling
3:30 Curley OBrien
7:00 Roller Derby
8:00 Burt Bacharach
11:00 ABC News
11:15 N.H and N.E News
11:30 Sign-Off
BOSTON
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC)
8:00 Boomtown
9:00 For Kids Only

10:00 Insight
10:30 Show Of Faith
11:00 Community Auditions (Dave Maynard)
12:00 Afternoon Movie- The Swan (1956)
1:45 Red Sox Warm-Up
2:00 Baseball- Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees
5:00 Meet The Press
5:30 Wild Kingdom
6:30 NBC News
7:00 People Games
8:30 Jimmy Stewart
9:00 Bonanza
10:00 Bold Ones
11:30 David Frosts Finest Hour
12:30 Sign-Off
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
8:00 Mormon Confessions
9:00 Jabberwocky
10:00 Reluctant Dragon and Mr. Toad

10:30 Double-deckers
11:00 Bullwinkle
11:30 Make A Wish
12:00 Presidential Primary
2:00 WCVB Movie- Billy Roses Jumbo (1962)
4:00 The Wildest Road
4:30 Basketballs Little Men (WCVB pre-empts the Celtics Game, a car race and Golf for this
programming)
5:00 Story Theater
5:30 Circus
6:00 WCVB News
6:30 Sunday Movie- Yuma (1971)
8:00 Burt Bacharach
11:00 Late News
11:15 ABC News
11:30 Late Movie- North by Northwest (1959)
1:46am- Sign-Off
WNAC-TV 7 (CBS)
8:00 Playback
8:30 Religion at Issue
9:15 Sunday Mass
11:00 Camera 3
12:00 Cinema 7- Elephant Walk (1954)
2:00 NHL Hockey Playoffs- Boston Bruins @ St. Louis Blues (CBS)
5:00 Newsmakers
5:30 New England Tonight
6:00 60 Minutes
7:00 Lassie
9:30 Cades County
10:30 New England Tonight (WNAC broadcasts 10:30 Sunday News, does anyone in Boston
remember this?, when did Ch. 7 in Boston start doing 11 oclock newscasts on Sunday nights?)
11:00 CBS Late News
11:15 Late Movie- Code Two (1953)
12:19 Sign-Off
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Re: MAINE TV- Sunday April 23, 1972
> 2:00 WCVB Movie- Billy Roses Jumbo (1962)

> 4:00 The Wildest Road
> 4:30 Basketballs Little Men (WCVB pre-empts the Celtics
> Game, a car race and Golf for this programming)
Remember that back then, network sports broadcasts were *always* blacked out in the home
team's area.
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> Source: Maine Sunday Telegram
>
> MAINE TV- Sunday April 23, 1972
>
>>>
>> > WNAC-TV 7 (CBS)
>
> 10:30 New England Tonight (WNAC broadcasts 10:30 Sunday
> News, does anyone in Boston remember this?, when did Ch. 7
> in Boston start doing 11 oclock newscasts on Sunday
> nights?)
For about four years (1971-75) CBS's primetime was
7:30-10:30 on Sundays,and 10:30 local newscasts were
not uncommon. I remember that during the 1973-74
season ABC and NBC did this as well; WXIA/11 Atlanta
(ABC then) moved its news to 10:30. The next year,
ABC went back to 8-11 on Sundays, while NBC stayed
7:30-10:30 and WSB/2 (NBC then) moved ITS news to
10:30. But I can't tell you when Boston's Channel 7
went to an 11 PM newscast; Joseph Gallant is probably
your best bet.
>
>
11-30-2005, 07:25 PM #4
KML0224
Guest
Channel 7 of Bangor was once WEMT-TV? Those calls are now on a station in eastern Tennessee.
(I think it's FOX in the Bristol/Kingsport/Johnson City area.)
11-30-2005, 08:12 PM #5
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> Channel 7 of Bangor was once WEMT-TV? Those calls are now on
> a station in eastern Tennessee. (I think it's FOX in the
> Bristol/Kingsport/Johnson City area.)
>
It is. It's Fox39 in the Tri-Cities.
I have a question. I keep seeing "News Circle" listed on
WMTW/8 5:30-6:30 PM. Did Channel 8 carry ABC News at 6?
I know that as of August 7, 1972, the entire ABC network
was carrying Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner.
12-02-2005, 12:40 AM #6
Joseph_Gallant
Guest
B. Patrick commented:
> For about four years (1971-75) CBS's primetime was
> 7:30-10:30 on Sundays,and 10:30 local newscasts were
> not uncommon. But I can't tell you when Boston's
> Channel 7 (which became a CBS affiliate in March of 1972)
> went to an 11 PM (Sunday night local) newscast;

> Joseph Gallant is probably your best bet.
Since I was asked to provide information, here's what I have so far. I have in my home a Boston
Globe Sunday TV supplement for January 27th-February 2nd, 1974. On that Sunday, WNAC-7
indeed did air it's late local news at 10:30 (so did WCVB-5), while WBZ-4 broadcast their late
news at 11 P.M. WNAC therefore broadcast it's late local news on Sunday night at 10:30 P.M. for
a few years during the early-to-mid 1970's.
I suspect WNAC's late Sunday news remained at 10:30 P.M. until the Fall of 1975, when it went
back to 11. That year, the FCC's "Prime Access Rule" was amended to allow the networks to go
back to programming a full four hours on Sunday nights (7-11 P.M. ET/PT), provided that the 7-8
P.M. ET/PT hour was children's shows, news, or public-affairs.
And B. Patrick, thanks for asking me to help.
KPLR 11 Saint Louis March 23-24, 1990
Friday 3/23:
5 AM Classic Country
5:30 Morning Ag Report
6 AM Kenneth Copeland
6:30 C.O.P.S.
7 AM Scooby-Doo
7:30 Muppet Babies
8 AM Denver The Last Dinosaur
8:30 Maxie's World

10 AM Highway To Heaven
11 AM Infomercial
11:30 Too Close For Comfort
12 N All In The Family
12:30 Movie:Little Gloria:Happy At Last(1982)
2:30 Jetsons
4 PM Ducktales
4:30 Chip N Dales Rescue Rangers
5 PM Growing Pains
5:30 Who's The Boss?
6 PM Family Ties
6:30 Who's The Boss?
7 PM Movie:The Great Muppet Caper(1981)
9 PM News
9:30 Inside Report
10 PM Night Court
10:30 Cheers
11 PM Hunter
12 MID Movie:Shogun's Ninja(Japanese,1980)
2 AM Twilight Zone(classic)
2:30 Honeymooners
3 AM Bob Newhart
4 AM One Day At A Time
Saturday 3/24:
5 AM Classic Country
6 AM U.S. Farm Report
6:30 Infomercial
7 AM Public Affairs
7:30 World Tomorrow
8 AM Infomercials
9 AM Home Search
10 AM CHiPs
11 AM Movie:Young Warriors(1983)
1 PM Movie:Pigs Vs. Freaks(1980)
3 PM Silver Spoons
3:30 Small Wonder
4 PM New Lassie
4:30 Superboy
5 PM Out Of This World
7 PM Best Of National Geographic
8 PM Movie:The Last Remake Of Beau Geste(1977)

9:30 NHL Hockey:St. Louis Blues At Los Angeles Kings
12 MID Three Stooges(two hours)
2 AM War Of The Worlds
3 AM Freddy's Nightmares
4 AM All In The Family
4:30 Twilight Zone(80s version)
12-02-2005, 01:49 PM #2
Deebee
Guest
Re: KPLR 11 Saint Louis March 23-24, 1990
> Source:Saint Louis Post-Dispatch
>
>
> Friday 3/23:

> 9:30 Inside Report
Was this local, or a short-lived syndie newsmag/tabloid?
Retro: San Diego Tues 5/23/00
from San Diego Union-Tribune
all San Diego unless otherwise listed
5 KTLA-WB Los Angeles * 6 XETV-Fox * 8 KFMB-CBS * 10 KGTV-ABC *
12 XEWT-Televisa * 13 KCOP-UPN Los Angeles * 15 KPBS-PBS * 17 K17DI-Spanish *
19 KBNT-Univision * 28 KCET-PBS Los Angeles * 33 XHAS-Telemundo *
35 K35DG-UCSD TV * 39 KNSD-NBC * 49 XUPN-UPN * 51 KUSI-Ind * 69 KSWB-WB *
4SD Channel 4 Padres/San Diego * ITV ITV Learning Channel
Morning
5:00
5 Judge Milles Lane
8-10-39 News
13 Martin Short
15 American Experience
19 Fuera de Serie
28 Bloomberg Money
5:30
5-8-10-51 News
19 Noticiero Univision: Ultima Hora
28 Health Diary
6:00
5-8-10-51 News
6 Happy Days
15 Theodore Tugboat
17 Infomercial
19 Exitos de Onda Max
28 Sesame Street
33 Jumanji
69 Benny Hinn
ITV Survival Spanish
6:30
12-17 Infomercial
15 Wimzie's House
33 Doug
69 Recess
ITV Jobs in Education
6:45
33 Oye Arnold!
7:00
5 KTLA Morning News
6 Monster Rancher
8 Early Show
12 Notivisa
13 Doug
15 Sesame Street
17 Mi Gran Amigo
19 Despierta America!
33 Ay, Monstruos!
39 Today
49 Wild's Life
51 News
69 Pokemon
ITV Instructional TV
7:15
33 Doug
7:30
6 Roughnecks: Starship Troopers Chronicles
13 Sabrina: The Animated Series
17 Infomercial
28 Zobooomafoo
33 Aventuras en Panales
49 Doug
69 Histeria!
7:45
ITV CNN Newsroom
8:00
6 Mummies Alive
13-69 Pepper Ann
15 Arthur
17 Infomercial
28 Dragon Tales
33 Las Pistas de Blue
49 Three Stooges
ITV WorldView
8:15
ITV Arts Alive
8:30
6 Beakman's World
13 Recess
15 Teletubbies
17 Infomercial
28 Arthur
33 Dragon Ball Z
49 Three Stooges
69 Sabrina: The Animated Series
ITV Shakespeare: From Page to Stage
9:00
6 Dr. Joy Browne
10 Donnie & Marie
13 Montel Williams
15-28 Barney & Friends
17 Pelicula: TBA
33 Monica
39 Later Today
49 Partridge Family
51 Regis & Kathie Lee

69 Boy Meets World
ITV California, Here I Come
9:30
8 Bold & the Beautiful
15 Big Comfy Couch
28 Puzzle Place
49 Monkees
69 Parent' Hood
10:00
8 Price is Right
10 News
12 La Case en la Playa
13-69 Forgive or Forget
15 Zoboomafoo
19 Maite
28 Sesame Street
33 Cine "En los Cascos de unb Caballo"
39 Ainsley Harriott
49 Honeymooners
ITV Ancient Civilizations

10:30
15 Dragon Tales
49 Andy Griffith
ITV Art Chest
11:00
5 Judge Mills Lane
6 Family Ties
10 News
12 Abrazama Muy Fuerta
13 Jenny Jones
15 Between the Lions
17 La Corte del Pueblo
19 Querida
28 Noddy
39 Jenny Jones
49 700 Club
51 Judge Mathis
69 Judge Joe Brown
ITV MCET Presents
11:30

6 Grace Under Fire
15 Kidsongs
17 Noticiero Hechos de la Manana
28 Teletubbies
4SD Creflo A. Dollar
Afternoon
Noon
6 Roseanne
8 News
10 All My Children
12 Ramona
13 Ricki Lake
15 Noddy
17 Cine "Perseguido por la Ley"
19 Cosas del Amor
33 Yo Amo a Paquita Gallegos
39 Leeza
51 People's Court
69 Blind Date
4SD Joyce Meyer
ITV Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish

12:30
6 Mad About You
28 Storytime
69 Change of Heart
4SD Kenneth Copeland
ITV CNN Newsroom
12:45
ITV WorldView
1:00
5 Coach
6 Grace Under Fire
10 One Life to Live
12 Amigos por Siempre
13 Leeza
15 Quilting with Fons & Porter
19 Infierno en el Paradiso
28 Reading Rainbow
33 La Esclava Isaura

51 Queen Latifah
69 Judge Millas Lane
4SD ESPNEWS
ITV California, Here I Come
1:30
5 Family Matters
6 Roseanne
15 California's Gold
28 Wishbone
69 Judge Joe Brown
4SD ESPNEWS
2:00
5 Pokemon
6 Cosby Show
8 Guiding Light
10 General Hospital
12 Chespirito
13 Jenny Jones
15 California Heartland
17 Cine "Dos Gallos de Bajio"
19 El Nino Que Vino del Mar
33 El Show del Padre Alberto

39 Passions
51 Ricki Lake
69 Divorce Court
4SD ESPNEWS
ITV US Constitution
2:15
12 El Chavo
2:30
5 Histeria!
6 A Different World
12 El Que Sabe Mas
15 Reading Rainbow
28 Zoom
69 Divorce Court
4SD ESPNEWS
ITV Instructional TV
3:00
5-69 Warneroonie Big Cartoonie Show
6 Magic School Bus
10 Montel Williams
12 Aventuras en Panales
13 Judge Joe Brown
15 Zoom
19 El Gordo y La Flace
33 El y Ella
39 Rosie O'Donnell
49 Gunsmoke
51 Maury
4SD ESPNEWS
3:30
5-69 New Batman/Superman Adventures
6 Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
8 Cops
12 Pokemon
13 Judge Joe Brown
4SD ESPNEWS
4:00
5-69 Pokemon
6 Beast Wars
8-39 News
10 Oprah Winfrey
12 Primer Impacto
13 Montel Williams
15 Dragon Tales
17 Al Filo de la Noticia
19 Cristina
28 Charlie Rose
33 Laura en America
35 UCSD Job Board/Calendar
49 Wild, Wild West
4SD SportsCenter
ITV MathVision-Homework Helpline
4:30
5-69 New Batman/Superman Adventures
6 Digimon
15 Arthur
17 Noticias
5:00
5 Sister, Sister
8-10-39 News
12 Cristina
13 Ricki Lake
15 Arthur
17 Quien Tiene la Razon
19 Primer Impacto
28 ITN World News
33 Occurio Asi
35 World News
49 Partidge Family
51 Jerry Springer
69 Nanny
4SD Game Warden Wildlife JOurnal
5:30
5 Wayans Bros.
6 Cosby Show
15 World of Wildlife
35 World News
39 NBC Nightly News
49 Monkees
9 Sister, Sister
4SD High Tech Toys
Evening
6:00
5 Fresh Prince of Bel_Air
6 Simpsons
8 CBS Evening News
12 Notivisa
13 Blind Date
17 Cuanto Cuesta el Show
19 Noticias
33 Infomercial
35 Thinking Allowed
39 News
49 America's Funniest Home Videos
51 Extra
69 Drew Carey
ITV School & Sports Stars
6:30
6 Home Improvement
8-10 News
13 Mad About You
15 BBC World News
33 Noticiero Telemundo
35 T. Coraghassan Boyle
39 Access Hollywood
51 Real TV
69 Nanny
4SD Stan Humphries Celebrity Golf Tournament
ITV Academic Bowl
7:00
5-69 Friends
6 Simpsons
10-51 News
12 Mujer...Casas de la Vida Real
13 Frasier
17 Noticias
19 Por Tu Amor
28 Life & Times Tonight
33 Muneca Brava
35 Guestbook
39 Wheel of Fortune
49 Taxi
ITV Issues in Education

7:30
5 Seinfeld
8 Hollywood Squares
10 Inside Edition
13-51 Frasier
28 Best of Huell Howser
39 Jeopardy!
49 Taxi
69 Friends
4SD Padres Magazine
8:00
5-69 Buffy the Vampire Slayer
6 Opening the Tombs of the Golden Mummies: Live!
8 JAG
10 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
12 Cine "Verano Indio"
13-49 Parkers
15 Solar Blast
17 Cine "La Camioneta Gris 2"
19 Rosalinda
28 Nova
33 Pantanal
35 Opera Spotlight
39 3rd Rock from the Sun (1 hr episode)
4SD Padres 2000
ITV Schools Tackle the Issues
8:30
13-49 Moesha
35 Guestbook
4SD One on One
ITV Heart of San Diego
9:00
5-69 Angel
8 60 Minutes II
10 NYPD Blue (2 hr season finale)
13-49 I Dare You! The Ultimate Challenge
15 Nova
19 Tres Mujeres
28 Frontline
33 Dona Flor y Sus Dos Maridos
35 Guestbook
39 Will & Grace (1 hr season finale)
51 Seinfeld
ITV MediaWaves
9:30
51 Frasier
4SD San Diego Insider
ITV Living with Health
10:00
5-6-13-51-69 News
8 Judging Amy
12 Notivisa
15 Frontline
17 Noticias
19 Primer Impacto: Edicion Nocturna
28 POV
33 Xica
35 Opera Spotlight
39 Dateline NBC
49 Jenny Jones
4SD From the Tee
ITV America in Perspective
10:30
6 NewsRadio
17 Noticias Hechos de la Noche

35 Guestbook
69 Blind Date
4SD That Show!
ITV Faces of Culture
11:00
5 Friends
6 NewsRadio
8-10-39 News
12 Amigos y Amantes
13 Blind Date
15 Living Edens
17 Demasiado de Corazon
19 Noticias
35 Campus Watch
49 Carson's Comedy Classics
51 Real TV
69 Change of Heart
4SD Every 15 Minutes
ITV Something Ventured
11:30
6 M*A*S*H
17 Infomercials
28 Charlie Rose
33 Laura en America
35 T. Coraghessan Boyle
49 Carson's Comedy Classics
51 Extra
69 Drew Carey
4SD Movie Loft
ITV Business & the Law
11:35
8 Late Show with David Letterman
10 Nightline
39 Tonight Show
Late Night
Midnight
5 Cheers
12 Dr. Quinn
15 Charlie Rose
19 Viviana a la Medionoche

51 Family Feud
69 Living Single
4SD Education Showcase
ITV Economics U$A
12:05
12:30
5 Nanny
6 Dear John
13 NewsRadio
28 Solutions to Violence
33 Occurio Asi
49 Simon & Simon
51 Infomercials
ITV Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish
12:35
8 Late Late Show
10 News
1:00
6 News
19 Canaveral de Pasiones
28 RETAC
69 Wayans Bros.
ITV GED
1:10
10 Port Charles
1:30
6 Happy Days
13 NewsRadio
69 Infomercials
ITV French in Action
1:35
1:40
8 News

2:00
5 Movie "Missing in Action 2: The Beginning"
15 Nova
19 El Gordo y La Flaca
28 Classic Arts Showcase
51 Martin Short
ITV Jobs in Education
2:05
39 Tonight Show
2:10
2:30
13 Movie "Stroker Ace"
69 News
3:00
15 Frontline
19 Pobre Nina Rica
51 Maury
69 Movie "Guilty by Suspicion"
3:05
4:00
5 News
15 Solar Blast
19 Infierno en el Paradiso
39 Access Hollywood
4:30
8 CBS Morning News
13 In the House
39 Early Today
Retro: North Carolina/Virginia Sunday, December 7, 1952
From the Raleigh News and Observer. Since
all four stations were affiliated with all
four networks (ABC, CBS, DuMont, NBC), network
is given on the first mention of the program.
12 N Billy Graham (may be ABC--delay
from Sunday 10 PM, except this

is 15 minutes and his ABC program
was 30 minutes)
12:15 Tootsie's Hippodrome (ABC)
12:30 M&M Candy Carnival (CBS)
1 PM Sunday Chapel
1:30 Burns And Allen (CBS--delay from
Thursday 8 PM)
2 PM NFL Football: Redskins-Giants
(don't know if DuMont or the
Redskins regional network)
4:30 Omnibus (CBS--time approximate)
6 PM Boston Blackie
6:30 See It Now (CBS)
from Friday 8 PM)
7:30 This Is Show Business (CBS)
8 PM Colgate Comedy Hour (NBC)
9 PM Fred Waring Show (CBS)
9:30 Break The Bank (CBS)
10 PM The Web (CBS)
11 PM Martin Kane, Private Eye (NBC--
delay from Thursday 10 PM)
11:30 Winchell And Mahoney (NBC--delay
from Monday 8 PM)

11:30 This Is The Life (may be ABC--
delay from a previous Sunday
9:30 PM)
12 N All Aboard (CBS--delay from a
previous Sunday 12:15 PM)
12:15 Tootsie's Hippodrome
12:30 M&M Candy Carnival
1 PM Beulah (ABC--delay from Tuesday
7:30)
2 PM Redskins-Giants
4:30 Omnibus
6 PM Ford Theater (NBC--delay from
Thursday 9:30)
6:30 See It Now
7 PM Red Skelton (NBC)
7:30 This Is Show Business
8 PM Colgate Comedy Hour
9 PM Fred Waring
9:30 Break The Bank

11 PM CBS News
11:15 Fireside Theater (NBC--delay
from Tuesday 9 PM)
11:45 sign off
12 N Stu Erwin (ABC--delay from
Friday 7:30)
4:30 Sports Page
4:45 News
5 PM Hallmark Hall Of Fame (NBC)
5:30 Mr. Peepers (NBC--delay from a
previous Sunday 7:30)
6 PM Kit Carson
6:30 Boston Blackie
7 PM Red Skelton
7:30 I Love Lucy (CBS--delay from
Monday 9 PM)
9 PM Philco/Goodyear TV Playhouse (NBC)

10 PM The Showcase
10:30 Film Feature
11 PM 11th Hour Final
11:45 Film (probably a film short)
11:15 Tonight's Programs
11:30 In The Park (CBS--delay from a
previous Sunday 11:45 AM)
12 N All Aboard
12:15 Tootsie's Hippodrome
1 PM Kukla, Fran And Ollie (NBC--
delay from a previous Sunday
3:30 PM)
1:30 Touchdown
4:30 Name's The Same (ABC--delay from
Wednesday 7:30--time approximate)
5 PM Stu Erwin
5:30 Red Skelton
6 PM Life Begins At 80 (DUMONT--delay
from Friday 9 PM)

6:30 Mr. Peepers (NBC--delay from a
previous Sunday 7:30)
7 PM Boston Blackie
7:30 I Love Lucy
9 PM Philco/Goodyear TV Playhouse
10 PM The Doctor (NBC)
10:30 Studio One (CBS--delay from
Monday 10 PM)
11:30 Scott Music Hall (NBC--delay
from Wednesday 8:30)
Retro: Tampa Bay/Southwest Florida Wed 5/15/96
from TV Guide: Tampa-Sarasota edition
TVG didn't list WCLF 22-Clearwater, WBHS-50 Tampa, or WSWF-WB cable(?) affiliate in Fort
Myers/Naples
3 WEDU-PBS Tampa * 8 WFLA-NBC Tampa * 10 WTSP-CBS St. Petersburg *
11 WINK-CBS Fort Myers/Naples * 13 WTVT-Fox Tampa * 16 WUSF-PBS Tampa *
20 WBBH-NBC Fort Myers/Naples * 26 WZVN-ABC Fort Myers/Naples *
28 WFTS-ABC Tampa * 30 WSFP-PBS Fort Myers/Naples *
32 WTMV-WB Lakeland (relays on 63 Pinellas Co & 56 Manatee/Sarasota Co's) *
36 WFTX-Fox Fort Myers/Naples * 38 WTTA-Ind St. Petersburg *
40 WWSB-ABC Sarasota * 44 WTOG-UPN St. Petersburg *
46 WTVK-UPN Fort Myers/Naples * 62 WBSV-Ind Sarasota

Morning
5:00
32 Heywood Henson
38 Infomercial
46 Shop at Home Network
62 First Business
5:30
8-11-28 News
10 CBS Morning News
30 Florida Close to Home
38 Pink Panther
46 Sailor Moon
62 AgDay
6:00
8-10-11-13-20-28 News
30 Body Electric
36 Pink Panther
44 Woody Woodpecker
6:30
16 Lilias!
30 Homestretch
36 VR Troopers
44 Aladdin
7:00
3 Puzzle Place
8-20 Today
13 News
16 Body Electric
30 Lamb Chop's Play-Along!
32 That's Warner Bros.!

36 Bobby's World
38 Creepy Crawlers
46 Blinky Bill
7:30
16 Homestretch
30 Barney & Friends
32 Animaniacs
36 Eek!stravaganza
38 Bobby's World
44 Mighty Max
46 Mutant League
62 For the People
8:00
3 Barney & Friends
13 Good Day Tampa Bay
30 Sesame Street
32 Flintstones
36 Taz-Mania
38 Jim Henson's Animal Show

44 Highlander
46 Mighty Max
62 Mitchells in the Morning
8:30
3 Huggabug Club
16 Kaye's Quilting Friends
36 Jim Henson's Animal Show
46 Adventures of Dudley the Dragon
9:00
3 Sesame Street
8 Crook & Chase
10-40 Phil Donahue
11 Oprah Winfrey
16 Embroidery Studio
28 Geraldo
30 Puzzle Place
32 Blossom

38 Infomercials
46 Kenneth Copeland
62 Panda America Home Shopping
9:30
16 Sit & Be Fit
30 Reading Rainbow
32 Wonder Years
36 Night Court
46 Infomercial
10:00
3 Reading Rainbow
8 Rolonda
11 Maury Povich
13 George & Alana
16 Joy of Painting
20 Jerry Springer
26 Phil Donahue
28 Carnie
30 American Woodshop
36 Gordon Elliott
40 Geraldo
46 Richard Bey
10:30
16 Ciao Italia
30 Naturally Floral
32 Check It Out!
11:00
3 Great Railway Journeys
8 Leeza
10-11 Price is Right
13 Maury Povich
16 Cucina Amore
20 Hard Copy
26-40 Mike & Maty
28 Gordon Elliott
30 Nathalie Dupree Cooks
32 Twilight Zone
36 Montel Williams
38 Dragnet
44 News
46 Geraldo
11:30
16 Play Bridge
20 Rush Limbaugh
30 Ciao Italia
32 Top Cops
38 Damn Right
Afternoon
Noon
3 Psychology
8-10-11-13-20-28-40 News
16 Nature
26 Murphy Brown
32 Richard Bey
36 Mark Walberg
38 Tempestt
44 Rush Limbaugh
46 Movie "Law & Disorder"
12:30
8 Harris

13 Extra
26-28-40 The City
44 Night Court
1:00
3 Understanding the Internet
8 Days of Our Lives
13 Mark Walberg
16 Masters of Silent Screen
20 Leeza
26-28-40 All My Children
32 Cannon
36 Hunter
38 Night Heat
44 Perry Mason
1:30
10-11 Bold & the Beautiful
30 House to Home
2:00
8-20 Another World

10-11 As the World Turns
13 Jerry Springer
30 Big Comfy Couch
32 Barnaby Jones
38 Infomercial
46 Beyond Reality
2:30
3 Storytime
38 Sailor Moon
44 Kid's Club
46 Coast Guard
3:00
3 Lamb Chop's Play-Along!
8 Jenny Jones
10-11 Guiding Light
13 Ricki Lake

30 Storytime
36 Batman & Robin
38 Taz-Mania
44-46 Goof Troop
62 Movie "Saraband"
3:30
3 Adventures of Dudley the Dragon
16 Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish
36 Power Rangers Zeo
38 Eek!stravaganza
44-46 Bonkers
4:00
8-11 Oprah Winfrey
10 Hard Copy
13-40 Day & Date
20 Jeopardy!
26 Jenny Jones
28 Montel Williams
30 Barney & Friends

32 Dinosaurs
36 Cops
38 Batman & Robin
44-46 Aladdin
4:30
3 Carmen Sandiego
10 Jeopardy!
20 Hard Copy
30 Wishbone
32 Blossom
36 America's Most Wanted: Final Justice
44-46 Gargoyles
5:00
3 Wishbone
8-10-11-13-20-28-40 News
16 NHK Japanese News
26 Ricki Lake
30 Carmen Sandiego
32 Richard Bey
36 Coach
38 VR Troopers
44 Full House
46 Step by Step
5:30
3 Barney & Friends
8-10-11-28 News
16 ITN World News
36 Home Improvement
38 Mutant League
44 Family Matters
46 Step by Step
Evening
6:00
3 Wild America
8-10-11-13-20-28-36-40 News
16 Imagineland
26 A Current Affair
32 Top Cops
38 California Dreams
44 Step by Step

6:30
13 News
16 Barney & Friends
36 Simpsons
38 Family Ties
46 America's Funniest Home Videos (guest Leslie Nielsen)
7:00
3-30 NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
8-11 Inside Edition
16 Big Comfy Couch
26 News
28 Home Improvement
32 Baywatch
36-44 Roseanne
38 Northern Exposure
40 Extra
62 Movie "Private Benjamin"
7:30
8-11 American Journal
10-20 Jeopardy!
16 New Red Green
28 Simpsons
36-44 Seinfeld
40 Rush Limbaugh
46 Cheers
8:00
3-30 Mark Russell
10-11 Siskel & Ebert Interviews
13-36 Beverly Hills 90210
16 Frugal Gourmet
26-28-40 Ellen
32 Sister, Sister
38 Movie "Spies, Lies & Naked Thighs"
44-46 Sentinel
8:30
3 Nunsense
16 Burt Wolf's Menu
26-28-40 Drew Carey
32 Parent' Hood
9:00
8-20 Dateline NBC
10-11 Movie "Princess in Love" (about Princess Diana)
13-36 Melrose Place
16 This Old House
26-28-40 Grace Under Fire
32 Wayans Bros.
44-46 Swift Justice
62 Movie "10"
9:30
16 Hometime
26-28-40 Faculty
32 Unhappily Ever After
10:00
8-20 Law & Order

13-36-44 News
16 Championship Ballroom Dancing
26-28-40 Primetime Live
30 In the Spotlight
32 Baywatch
38 Infomercials
46 Cheers
10:30
44 Cops
11:00
3 Rhythm, Country & Blues: Behind the Scene
8-10-11-20-28-40-62 News
13 America's Most Wanted: Final Justice
26 Murphy Brown
30 Charlie Rose
36 M*A*S*H
38 Hitchhiker
46 Baywatch
11:30
16 New Explorers
26 News
32 Movie "Who'll Stop the Rain"
38 Infomercial
11:35
8-20 Tonight Show
10-11 Late Show with David Letterman
26-28-40 Nightline
Late Night
Midnight
30 To the Contrary
38 Greyhound Racing Highlights
44 Cheers
46 Shop at Home Network
62 Infomercial
12:05
26 Extra
28 Coach
40 Jenny Jones
12:10
3 Charlie Rose
12:30
13 Jerry Springer
30 Compact
36 News
38 Infomercials
44 Rush Limbaugh
62 Top Cops
12:35
10-11 Late Late Show
26 Northern Exposure
1:00
30 Universe: The Infinite Frontier
44 Infomercials
62 Panda America Home Shopping
1:05
28 Empty Nest
40 Infomercial
1:30
13-36 Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
30 Universe: The Infinite Frontier
38 Chuck Harder
1:35
8-20 Later with Greg Kinnear
10 A Current Affair
11 George & Alana
40 M*A*S*H
2:00
13 Mark Walberg
30 Inside Statistics
32 Infomercial
38 Seventh Avenue
44 Movie "Parents"
2:05
8 News
20 Real Life
28 Infomercials
40 Phil Donahue
2:30
30 Inside Statistics
32 Music Videos
2:35
2:40
8 CNN Headline News
3:00
13 ANC News
30 Race to Save the Planet
3:05
28 Mike & Maty

4:00
38 Bonanza
44 Movie "The Frisco Kid"
4:05
4:30
8 CNN Headline News
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Re: Retro: Tampa Bay/Southwest Florida Wed 5/15/96
> TVG didn't list WCLF 22-Clearwater, WBHS-50 Tampa, or
> WSWF-WB cable(?) affiliate in Fort Myers/Naples

WSWF was a low-powered WB station in Naples, which broadcasted on ch.10, along the way, it
switched to UPN after swapping networks with WTVK ch.46, since The WB wanted full-powered
and cable outlets. Also, it eventually added WEVU ch.7 (the low-powered Fort Myers station, no
connection with WZVN) to its coverage area and moved its ch.10 (or ch.7?) signal to ch.4.
It was after its acquisition of ch.7 that it was finally listed in TV Guide. Before then, TVG didn't
even acknowledge its existence (other than the WB and UPN ads).
> Morning
> 5:00
> 32 Heywood Henson
Country DJ who had his long-running country video show on 32. After Hearst's acquisition of 32
later that year, he was relegated to weekends. And soon after Pax started up, he moved his
weekly show to WXPX ch.66.
> 8:30
> 46 Adventures of Dudley the Dragon
I thought this was strictly a PBS program, since ch.3 carried this later on in the day?
> 9:00
> 38 Infomercials
Prior to becoming WB in 1998, ch.38 carried alot of these, especially on Sundays.
> Late Night
> Midnight
> 38 Greyhound Racing Highlights
I think this was Derby Lane's nightly racing show, "Post Time". Derby Lane is a greyhound track in
St. Pete, practically the "Churchill Downs" of greyhound racing.
When Derby lane had no race, ch.38 showed an infomercial here.
> 1:30
> 38 Chuck Harder
>
This was the video version of his "For The People" radio show.
Prior to ch.38 becoming WB, they used to run continuous feeds of the "For The People" radio
show in the SAP audio feed.
> 2:30
> 32 Music Videos
Even though ch.32 gave up on its full-time video format in the late-1980s, they still ran music
videos in late-night and the all-night "Mike Paschelli Show" (featuring Mike and his band) on
weekends.
But Mike and the music videos would be pink-slipped by fall, when Hearst takes over the
station.Edited by rugrats1 on 12/08/05 02:41
AM.
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Re: Retro: Tampa Bay/Southwest Florida Wed 5/15/96
> > 8:30
> > 46 Adventures of Dudley the Dragon
>
> I thought this was strictly a PBS program, since ch.3
> carried this later on in the day?
That's what I thought too- WEDU was a co-producer in later years of the series; maybe WTVK
made a deal with WSFP?
Retro: Netherlands Sat 7/8/00
from De Telegraaf
Note: Ned 1/2/3 programming is presented by various companies; these will be listed with the
program
Programs listed 24-hr clock (1300=1pm, 1400=2pm, etc.; 0000 is midnight)
Nederland 1
0700 KRO's Kindertijd (KRO)
0757 Alles Kits extra (AKN)
1004 De trein naar Grozny (HUMAN)
1058 Sat-Chit-Anand/Deepak Chopra (OHM)

1129 AVRO Close-up: Ik was Mandela's chauffeur (AVRO)
1225 Get the Picture (AVRO)
1249 NOS-Tekst tv (teletext)
1600 NOS-Journaal (NOS)
1605 Gezondtijd: Reuma (AVRO)
1631 Alle dieren tellen mee (AVRO)
1658 Alles Kits (AKN)
1700 Expeditie Bereklauw (NCRV)
1724 Willie en Nellie (NCRV)
1744 Mijn muziek (NCRV)
1751 Mr. Cluns (KRO)
1811 Sabrina (AVRO)
1839 Star Trek: Voyager (AVRO)
1931 Get the Picture (KRO)
2030 Keuzefilm: viewer's choice of "What's Up, Doc?", "Crazy People", or "Snakes & Ladders"
(AVRO)
2207 NK Cabaret (AVRO)
2353 Film "Topkapi" (NCRV)
Nederland 2
0700 NOS-Tekst tv
1150 Huwelijk Prins Bernhard jr. en Annette Sekreve (NOS)[Think this is a royal wedding]
1305 Simmer 2000 (NOS)
1400 Cliptime (EO)
1425 EK Zwemmen [World Cup Swimming] (NOS)

1500 Tour de France (NOS)
1730 Pluk de dag (TROS)
1759 2 Vandaag (TROS/EO/NOS; includes NOS-Journaal at 1800, NOS-Sportjournaal at 1845, and

NOS-Weeroverzicht at 1852)
1900 NOS-Studio Sport (NOS)
1955 Noah's Ark (EO)
2045 Wildlife op 2: Het regenwoud van Panama (EO)
2140 Chirugenwerk (EO)
2230 Docudrama: Little Jessica (EO)
2300 Ronduit Praise (EO)
2330 Tourjournaal (NOS; Tour de France highlights)
0000 The Ten Commandments (EO; series reviewing the Ten Commandments)
0025 Kunst...omdat het moet (TROS)
0118 NOS-Journaal/NOS-Studio Sport (NOS)
Nederland 3
[nothing listed again til 1600]
1607 Lingo (VARA)
1626 De wereld van Budewijn Buch (VARA)
1651 De drukke wereld van Richard Scarry (VPRO)
1659 Het Allochtoon Video Ciruit (NPS)
1733 Koos Postema ter plekke (RVU)
1800 Villa Achterwerk (VPRO)

1815 Sesamstraat (NPS)
1830 NOS-Jeugdjournaal (NOS)
1843 Treks in a Wild World (VARA)
1856 Een huis uit 1900 [1900 House](Nederland 3)
1924 ZaterdagavondLingo (VARA)
1949 Ben zo terug (VARA)
2019 Twee voor twaalf (VARA)
2100 Het zwarte schaap (VARA)
2215 Nova (VARA/NPS)
2238 NOS-Studio Sport (NOS)
2330 Law & Order (VARA)
0020 Weerzien op 3: This Life (VARA)
RTL4
0700 Telekids Cartoons
0835 Adventures of Papyrus
0900 Little Dracula
0925 Jonny Quest
0950 The Mask
1015 Quasimodo
1105 Mystery Files of Shelby Woo
1135 Spellbinder
1205 Sinbad
1255 A Twist in the Tale
1355 Sonic the Hedgehog
1420 Summer Stories: Temptations
1510 Film "The Looney, Looney, Looney Bugs Bunny Movie"
1635 Everybody Loves Raymond
1700 Thuis op internet
1730 Het Staatslot op locatie
1800 RTL Nieuws
1810 Het beste van Eigen huis & tuin
1900 Sponsorbingo!
1930 RTL Nieuws & Weer
2000 De Musical Award 2000
2145 Huis van Oranje
2230 'n Gevaar op de weg?
2300 The Hunger
2330 RTL Nieuws
2345 RTL Tournieuws
0015 Film "Cat People"
RTL5
1230 Country House
1300 Fame & Fortune
1330 Tilt 23 1/2
1400 Airline
1430 Wimbledon Tennis

1900 5 in het land
1925 Hier aarde
1935 Internet in bedrijf
2005 Ellen
2030 Film "A Gun, A Car, A Blonde"
2230 Wimbledon 2000 (highlights)
2300 RTL Tournieuws
2330 Wintertijd: Rick van de Ploeg
0030 Nachtsuite
0200 Nachtprogramma
NET 5
0700 Pinokkio
0725 Bassie & Adriaan
0750 Never-Ending Story
0815 Ernst & Bobbie
0830 Beach Soccer
0845 WWWebflash
0855 Lil Elvis
0920 Lights, Camera, Action
0950 Patrouille 03
1015 Itsy Bitsy Spider
1040 Enigma
1105 Tales from the Cryptkeeper
1130 Smurfen
1140 Felix de Kat
1200 NET 5 Presentatie
1525 Safari
1550 Toonsylvania
1615 Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane
1640 Felicity
1730 Party of Five
1825 Film "Jury Duty"
2000 Film "Mr. Jones"
2200 Film "Rambo III"
2350 Film "Sharpe: Sharpe's Eagle"
0135 Nachtprogrammering: NET 5 Presentatie
SBS6
0700 Popeye/Bugs Bunny
0710 Kinderen zijn de baas!
0815 Popeye
0820 Mork & Mindy
0850 Hart van Nederland
0910 Hart in Aktie
0950 Zomer op 6
1015 Tuinideren & wonen met kijkers
1050 Klussen met kijkers
1145 Film "The Painted Hills"
1255 Studienieuws op 6
1325 Father Dowling
1415 Film "Peter Lundy & the Medicine Hat Stallion"
1545 Start op zes
1610 Vakantie-tv
1645 Super Dave
1715 Hiller & Diller
1740 Team Knight Rider
1835 Just Shoot Me
1930 Het Nieuws
1950 Reclame reclame
2025 Lotto weekend miljonairs
2100 Ushi & Van dijk
2145 Film "The Beverly Hillbillies"
2230 Hart van Nederland
2250 Film cont'd
2350 Film "Bikini Drive-In"
0125 Nachprogrammering
Veronica
0900 Top 5
1015 Radbreker
1115 Yes or No
1215 Spelevisie
1345 Radbreker
1445 Yes or No
1545 Spelevisie
1715 Magnum, PI
1810 Pacific Blue
1855 Megafestatie TV
1925 That 70s Show
1955 Balla Balla
2030 Movie "National Lampoon's Movie Madness"
2210 Schiphol Airport
2245 Film "Shades of Grey"
Fox 8
0635 Bobby's World
0655 Oliver Twist
0720 Tante Soesa & Sassefras
0925 Fox Kids Superheros
1020 Fox Kids Hang Out!
1150 Justboys
1425 It's Your Call!!!
1535 Just Girls
1800 Night Man
1900 Acapulco HEAT

2000 Water Rats
2100 The Vice
2200 Film "Cyberzone"
2345 Red Shoe Diaries
0015 Wings
0045 Home Shopping
VRT1 Belgium
1230 Regionale televisie (local programs)
1300 Journaal
1325 Weerbricht
[above 2 programs continously repeated starting 1330)
1505 Tour de France
1730 Home Improvement
1755 Kijk uit!
1800 Journaal
1810 Vlaanderen vakantieland
1900 Journaal
1930 Joker-en-Lototrekking
1935 Weerbericht
1940 Lucky bingo
2015 Hitkracht
2054 Winstverdeling joker en lotto
2055 De collega's
2140 Film "The Unspoken Truth"

2309 KENO-uitslagen
2310 Weerbericht
2315 Journaal
2345 Film "Angel Baby"
0129 Journaal/Weerbericht (continual rebroadcast)
VRT Ketnet-Canvas Belgium
1800 Tik Tak
1805 Musti
1810 Samson jukebox
1815 Allemaal beestjes
1820 Disney Festival
1850 Hey Arnold!
1915 Party of Five
2000 Journaal
2030 Tourjournaal
2100 Inspector Morse
2245 Plankenkoorts
2350 Continual replay of Tourjournaal
ARD Germany
0530 Die rosarote Panter-Show
0600 Fix & Foxi
0630 Flitz, das Bienenkind

0700 Oliver Twist
0730 Teletubbies
0800 Kapt'n Balubar Club
0830 Pik Sieben
0900 Tagesschau
0903 Fix & Foxi
0930 Abenteurwelt
1000 Dschungelpatrouille
1020 Die Littles
1030 Schloss Einstein
1100 Tagesschau
1103 Tigerenten club
1230 Film "Onkef Oskar"
1330 Sportschau live (Track & Field)
1445 Tour de France
1730 Zwemmen (swimming)
1835 Tagesschau
1845 Dr. Sommerfeld- Neues vom Bulowbogen
1940 Heute Abend in Ersten
1941 ARD-Wetterschau
1950 Ziehung der Lottozahlen
2000 Tagesschau
2015 Das Sommerfest der Volksmusik
2215 Tagethemen
2235 Das Wort zum Sonntag

2240 Film "Die glorreichen Sieben" [The Magnificent Seven]
0045 Tagesschau
0055 Love Parade 2000
ZDF Germany
0530 Reiselust- Reif fur die Insel
0600 Reboot
0625 Bob Morrison
0650 Der kleine Bar
0705 Twipsy
0730 Hubert und die wilden Tiere
0753 Theos Geburtstagsecke
0755 Siebenstein
0820 Am Zoo 64
0830 Bibi Blocksberg
0855 Die Biene Maja
0920 Lowenzahn
0945 TKKG- Der Club der Detektive
1035 PuR
1100 Ocean-Girl
1125 Tivi Tour 2000
1130 Wickie...und die starken Manner
1155 Heidi
1220 Max und Moritz
1230 Chart Attack

1300 Heute
1305 TOP 7-Dea Wochenendmagazin
1400 Tabaluga tivi
1530 Kaffeeklatsch
1600 Conrad & Co
1700 Heute
1705 Landerspiegel
1745 Mach mit
1755 Freunde furs Leben
1900 Heute
1920 Wetter
1925 Versteckte Kamera
2015 Film "Anwalt Abel- Todesurteil fur eine Dime"
2145 Heute-journal
2158 Wetter
2200 ZDF SPORTstudio
2315 Film "Inspektor Lavardin: Todliches Ratsel" [French-Swiss film, original title translates as
"Inspector Lavardin: Crossed Evil"]
0045 Heute
0050 Film "Rache fur Jesse James" [The Return of Jesse James]
0220 Film "Nur ich und Du" [Just Me & You]
0400 TOP 7-Das Wochenendmagazin
0455 Strassenfeger
N3 Germany(3rd channel for NDR/SFB/Radio Bremen)
0600 Russisch bitte

0630 Kumo Henriette
0700 Lindenstrasse
0730 Die Sendung mit der Maus
0800 Tagesschau-Vor 20 Jahren (the news from 20 years ago)
0815 DAS!
0900 Nordmagazin
0930 Hamburger Journal
1000 Schleswig-Holstein-Magazin
1030 Hallo Niedersachsen
1100 Buten un binnen
1130 Gertrud Stranitzki
1200 Fliege
1300 EXPOmagazin
1330 Muzikstreifzuge
1830 NORDtour
1845 DAS!
1930 N3 regional
2000 Tagesschau
2015 Ein Sommerabend zwischen Schaalsee und Ostsee
2200 Film "Sebastian Kneipp- Ein grosses Leben" (Austrian film)
2350 Hans Liberg-Klavier & Comedy
0100 Richling-Kappe, die 2000
0130 Hanns Dieter Husch: Wir sehen unds weider (pt 1)
0215 Missfits- Mit Sicherheit

0315 Aufgermerkt!
0415 Conclusion of 0130 program
0500 Die Buschtrommel: Schade Deutschland- Du,, gelaufen
0530 Tagesschau- Vor 20 Jahren
0545 N3 Kamera
West 3 Germany(WDR 3rd channel)
0600 Cursus economie
0630 B.trifft...- Begugnung bei Bottinger: Missfits
0730 Tagesschau vor 20 Jahren
0800 Sehen statt horen- Ein Wochenmagazin fur Horgeschadigte
0830 Der Letze seines Standes
0900 Cursus Engels
0930 Traumzeile: Inseln der Welt-Ischia
1015 Krakau- Von spechenden Steinen und ponischer Seele
1100 WDR ServiceZeit Bauen und Wohnen
1130 Ruckblende- "Carmen"
1145 Quarks & co.
1230 Computerclub
1300 Expomagazin
1330 Blinky Bill
1850 Aktuelle Stunde
1930 Lokalzeit
2000 Tagesschau
2015 Sommerspass 2000-aus Bruggen
2145 Kleine Diebe, grosse Beute
2215 Film "Kreuzfahrt ins Jenseits" [Voyage]
2340 Vater und Sohne: Lieb Vaterland 1911-1916
0155 Rockpalast
BBC1 UK
0800 Wildlife
0835 Skeleton Warriors
0855 Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
0920 Rugrats
0945 Fully Booked Interactive
1245 La 7
1310 BBC News/Weather
1315 Grandstand
1815 Regional News/Weather (The Netherlands would have likely picked up BBC South's "South
Today")
1820 Auntie's Golden Bloomers
1900 Your Kids are in Charge
1945 The Other Half
2025 National Lottery: Winning Lines
2105 Dalziel & Pascoe
2235 Before They Were Famous

2330 X-Files
0100 Film "The Mephisto Waltz"
0245 Top of the Pops
0315 BBC News 24
BBC2 UK
0710 Open University
0900 Weekend 24 (news from BBC News 24)
1000 Amazing Grace
1005 Ever Wondered?
1100 Mind Bites
1105 Which Body?
1135 Language Links
1140 See Hear on Saturday
1225 Holiday Snaps
1235 Wildlife on 2
1305 Film "Double Dynamite"
1425 Film "Underwater!"
1500 Film "The Outlaw"
2130 Film "Corrina, Corrina"
2320 Today at Wimbledon
0020 Amy Jenkins- This Life, That Girl
0110 Film "Breaking Away"

0400 BBC Learning Zone: Summer Bites
EuroSport
0800 World Cup Swimming (from Helsinki)
0900 Youth Only Zone
1300 Time Trials (from Twin Ring Motegi, Japan)
1330 Motorsports: MotoGP/125cc/500cc (from Donington Park, England)
1615 Tour de France (Stage 8: Limoges to Villeneuves-sur-Lot)
1750 SportsCentre
1800 IAAF Grand Prix Athletics (from Nice, France)
2105 SportsCentre
2200 Tour de France Highlights
2300 SportsCentre
2315 FIA Motor Rally
2345 MotoGP Motorsports
0045 SportsCentre
0100 Superbike (from Laguna Seca, CA)
Discovery Channel
0900 The Last Great Roadrace
0955 Walker's World
1020 The Supernatural
1050 in the Footsteps of a Bear

1240 Raging Planet
1330 The Quest
1425 Crocodile Hunter
1515 Extreme Machines
1610 Lost Treasures of the Ancient World
1705 Extreme Machines
1800 Tanks
2000 Children's Beauty Pageant
2100 Century of Discoveries
2200 Ultimate Guide
2300 Raging Planet
0000 The Last Great Roadrace
0100 World Coloured Blue
0200 Byzantium: Building the Dream
National Geographic Channel NL (shared with CNBC or NBC Europe?)
0700 Far Eastern Economic Review
0730 US Business Centre
0800 Market Week
0830 McLaughlin Group
0900 Cottonwood Christian Centre
0930 Far Eastern Economic Review
1000 Europe This Week
1030 Asia This Week

1130 McLaughlin Group
1200 Het rijk van de grote witte beer
1300 Spoken van Ruby
1400 De harem van een Ethiopische baviaan
1500 Schatzoekers
1600 Ontvoed voor UFOs
1700 Het gehelm van de Moa
1800 Het rijk van de grote witte beer
1900 Reuzen in een wereld die kleiner wordt
1930 Het orang-oeteng-weesje
2000 Land van de tijger
2100 Het oog van de tijger
2130 Nepal- Leven tussen de tijgers
2200 Sibersiche tijger
2300 De buidelwolf
0000 De comeback van de kangeoroe
0100 Land van de tijger
0200 Het oog van de tijger
0230 Napel- Leven tussen de tijgers
0300 Siberische tijger
0400 De buidelwolf
0500 De comeback van de kangoeroe
Cartoon Network NL
0600 De Flintstone Frolics

0615 Beertje Paddington
0645 Bob de bouwer
0700 Thomas de stoomlocomotief
0715 Kleine monsters
0730 Tom & Jerry
0800 Dexter's Laboratory
0830 Johnny Bravo
0900 Ed, Edd 'n Eddy
0930 De Powerpuff girls
1000 Courage, het bange hondje
1030 I Am Weasel
1100 Cow & Chicken
1130 Paling en Ko
1200 Flying Rhino Junior High
1230 De Addams family
1300 Looney Tunes
1330 Animaniacs
1400 Boomerang
1530 The Mask
1600 Johnny Bravo
1630 De Powerpuff girls
1700 Angela Anaconda
1730 Ed, Edd 'n Eddy
1800 Courage, het bange hondje
1830 Cow & Chicken

1900 De Flintstones
1930 The Addams Family
2000 De Jetsons
2030 Jonny Quest
2100 The Mask
2130 Taz-Mania
2200 Looney Tunes
2230 Tom & Jerry
2300 Toonheadz
0000 Top Cat
0030 Help...It's the Hair Bear Bunch
0100 Josie & the Pussycats
0130 Motormouse & Autocat
0145 Lippy the Lion
0200 Fat dog Mendoza
0230 Magic roundabout
0300 De Tidings
0330 Tabaluga
0400 The Fruitties
0430 Blinky Bill
0500 Magic Roundabout
0530 Tabaluga
MTV Europe
0600 Kickstart
0930 Fanatic
1000 European Top 20
1100 Non-Stop Hits Weekend
1700 Data Videos
1800 MTV News-Weekend Edition
1830 Movie Special
1900 Dance Floor Chart
2100 Disco 2000
2200 Megamix
2300 Armour
0000 The Late Lick
0100 Saturday Night Music Mix
0300 Chill Out Zone
0500 Night Videos
TMF (Dutch music channel)
0600 CyberChoice
1000 Morning call
1200 Gamezone
1230 Back II Back
1500 ClipParade
1700 VIG
1800 Post op zaterdag
2000 MegaScreentest
2100 The Bassment
2200 The DJs
2300 Club Delicious
0030 CyberChoice
CNN International
News every hour on the hour (most hours), plus:
Your Health at 0630/1530
World Business This Week at 0730
World Beat at 0830/2030
World Sport at 0930/1130/1630/2330
Larry King at 1000
CNNdotCom at 1230
MoneyWeek at 1330
News Update at 1400
CNN World Report at 1430
Golf Plus at 1730
Inside Africa at 1800
Business Unusual at 1830
Hotspots at 1930
Style at 2130
Artclub at 2230
TRT International (International feed of Turkish state broadcaster)

0730 Haberler (news)
0905 Bir kelime ber islem
0930 Kacis plani
1005 Hanimin ciftligi
1100 Film
1250 Gecen hafta turkiye
1330 Film
1500 Yorelerimiz tukulerimiz
1535 Osmanli turk muftagi
1600 Degisim
1700 Haberler
1720 Hayat bazen tatlidir
1755 Neset ertac belgeseli
1845 Sporthaberler
1900 Haberler
2000 Sayisal gece
2135 Film
2305 Haberler/Sport
2350 Film
0105 Night programs
TV5 Europe
0600 Journal
0615 Infomagazine
0700 TV5 Infos

0705 Les Zaps
0800 Journal SRC
0830 Les Zaps
0900 TV5 Infos
0905 Archimede
0945 Silence ca pousse
1000 Journal
1015 De cause a effet
1030 Branche
1100 TV5 Infos
1105 Faut pas rever
1200 TV5 Infos
1205 "d" design
1300 TV5 Infos
1305 Autour du monde
1400 Journal
1415 Reflets
1500 Un siecle d'ecrivains
1600 Journal
1615 TV5 l'invite
1630 Sport Africa
1700 TV5 Infos
1705 Pyramide
1730 Questions pour un champion
1800 Journal
1815 Velo club
1900 Grands Gourmands
1930 Les Z'Amours
2000 Journal RTBF
2030 Journal France 2
2100 TV5 Infos
2105 Thalassa
2200 Journal
2215 La vie a l'endroit
0000 Le journal du Tour
0030 Journal TSR
0100 Night programs
Retro: Syracuse, Saturday, April 15, 1989
(Source: Syracuse Post-Standard)
Grid listings began at 7 a.m.
WSTM 3 (NBC)
AM
7 Showboat
7:30 Fad Show
8 Kissyfur
8:30 Gummy Bears
9 Smurfs
10 Chipmunks
10:30 ALF
11:30 Challenge Bowling
PM
12:30 Top Ten
1 Baseball: Twins at Yankees
4 Baseball: Mets at Cardinals
7 USA Today
8 227
8:30 Amen
9 Golden Girls
9:30 One of the Boys (Premiere)
10 Hunter
11 News
11:30 Saturday Night Live (Host: Dolly Parton)
WTVH 5 (CBS)
AM
7 Archies
7:30 Ann
8 Turtles
8:30 Superman
9 Muppet Babies
10 Pee-Wees Playhouse
10:30 Garfield
11 Escape
11:30 Grades
PM
12 Money
12:30 RAP II-QMI (Not sure what this is)
1:30 Movie: Slipper and the Rose
4 PGA Golf: Third round MCI Heritage Classic
6 News
6:30 CBS News
7 MASH
7:30 Starting from Scratch
8 Paradise
9 Movie: Tarzan in Manhattan
11 News
11:30 Honeymooners
WIST 9 (ABC)
AM
7 Kidsongs
7:30 Crack-Ups
8 Flintstones
8:30 Winnie The Pooh
10:30 Scooby
11 Bugs & Tweety
PM
12 WWF Superstars
1 Skiing: Mens Final
2 D.I.R.T.
2:30 Winkelman
3 PBA Bowling: Hartford Open
6 News
6:30 ABC News
7 Wheel of Fortune
7:30 Jeopardy
8 Mission: Impossible
9 Man Called Hawk
10 Men
11 News
11:30 Friday the 13th: The Series
WCNY 24 (PBS)
AM
7:30 Nuclear War & Peace
8:30 Computer
9 Bookmark
9:30 Motorweek
10 Hometime
11 Workshop
11:30 Gourmet
PM
12 Julia Child
1 Collectors
1:30 Painting
2 Quilting
2:30 Rod & Reel
3 Yacht Race
3:30 Bodywatch
4 Minneapolis Sound
6 Bluegrass Ramble
7 DeGrassi Junior High
7:30 Long Ago And Far Away
8 WonderWorks
9 All Creatures Great And Small II
10 Movie: The Titfield Thunderbolt
11:25 Movie: Genevieve
WSYT 68 (FOX)
AM
7 Wall Street Journal
7:30 Roundtable
8 Identity
9 Superboy
9:30 Cellulite (apparently paid program)
10 Bullwinkle
10:30 Buddies
11 Star Search
PM
12 In Baseball
12:30 Hoops
1 Big Wheel
1:30 Paid Program
2 Movie: The Curse Of Bigfoot
4 Battlestar Galactica
5 Buck Rogers
6 Star Trek
7 Star Trek: Next Generation
8 Reporters
9 Cops
10 Freddys Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street
11 Monsters
11:30 Tales From The Darkside
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Re: Retro: Syracuse, Saturday, April 15, 1989
> WIST 9 (ABC)
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I presume this is a typo? As far as I know that station was WIXT constantly from 1978-2005.______________
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Re: Retro: Syracuse, Saturday, April 15, 1989
> > WIST 9 (ABC)
> ----------
> I presume this is a typo? As far as I know that station was
> WIXT constantly from 1978-2005.
>
Thanks for catching it. I saw that and *thought* I corrected it...
Thursday June 9, 1988
WCBS-TV 2
7:00 am- CBS News This Morning
9:00 - The Judge
(produced at CBS affiliate WBNS-TV Columbus, Ohio)
9:30 - Divorce Court
10:00 - The $25,000 Pyramid (not for long-- on July 4th, 1988, the new Family Feud with Ray
Combs replaced the Pyramid at this time slot on CBS)
1:30 - The Bold and the Beautiful
2:00 - As the World Turns
4:00 - Superior Court
4:30 - The People's Court (with Judge Wapner, Rusty, and Doug)

8:00 - 48 Hours- "Gold Medal Fever"
9:00- NBA Basketball- Game 2 of the 1988 NBA Finals- Detroit Pistons .vs. Los Angeles Lakers
11:00- Channel 2 News (with Mike Schnieder and Michelle Marsh)
11:35 - Night Heat
12:45 am - CBS Late Night Movie: Chase (1985)
2:05 am- CBS News Nightwatch (with Charlie Rose; 4 hrs.)
WNBC-TV 4
5:00 am - Richard Simmons' Slim Cooking
5:30 - Getting In Touch
6:00 - NBC News at Sunrise (with Deborah Norville)
6:30 - Before Hours (business news)
6:45 - News 4 New York update
9:00 - Geraldo
10:30 - Classic Concentration
11:30 - Win, Lose, or Draw
12:30 - Scrabble
4:00 - Donahue
7:30 - Out of This World
8:00- The Cosby Show
8:30- Different World
9:00- Cheers
9:30- Night Court
10:00- L.A Law
1:30- News 4 New York (repeat of 11 o'clock)
2:00- Wil Shriner
3:00- Hit Squad
3:30- Matchmaker
4:00- Record Guide
4:30- Ben Casey
WABC-TV 7
5:00- Branded
7:00 - Good Morning America (with Joan Lunden and Charles Gibson)
10:00 - Sally Jessy Raphael
(produced at ABC affiliate WTNH-TV New Haven, Ct.)
10:30 - (best of) Jeopardy!
11:00 - (best of) Who's the Boss?
11:30 - Home
Noon - Ryan's Hope
12:30 - Loving
7:00 - Jeopardy!
7:30 - Hollywood Squares (host: John Davidson; with Jm J. Bullock, and Joan Rivers in the center
square)
8:00 - Movie- The Concorde- Airport '79 (1979)
11:00 - Eyewitness News (with Ernie Anastos and Kaity Tong)
11:30 - ABC News Nightline (with Ted Koppel) (guest is Vice President George Bush- he would
become president in November)
12:30- The Late Movie 1: The Solitary Man (1979)

2:25 - Eyewitness News (repeat from 11:00)
2:55 - The Late Movie 2: Three on a Date (1978)
6:00 am - Saber Rider
6:30 - He-Man
7:00 - Woody Woodpecker
7:30 - The Flintstones
8:00 - Bugs Bunny
8:30 - My Little Pony and Friends
9:00 - Leave it to Beaver
9:30 - I Love Lucy
10:00 - I Love Lucy
10:30 - Bewitched
11:00 - Dukes of Hazzard
Noon - Starsky and Hutch
1:00 - Hour Magazine (with Gary Collins)
2:00 - Thundercats
2:30 - Bugs Bunny
3:00 - Dennis the Menace (the DIC cartoon series)
3:30 - Real Ghostbusters
4:00 - Ducktales
4:30 - Double Dare
5:00 - Diff'rent Strokes
5:30 - The Facts of Life

6:30 - Family Ties
7:00 - Fox News at Seven**
8:00 - Movie: Play Dirty (1969)
11:00 - Taxi
11:30 - The Late Show (guest: Dick Clark)
12:30 am - WKRP in Cincinnati
1:00 - All in The Family
1:30 - Get Smart
2:30 - Movie- 5 Card Stud (1968)
4:30- I Love Lucy
WWOR-TV 9 (owned by MCA/Universal)
6:00 am - Zoobilee Zoo (children's show starring Ben Vereen)
6:30 - He-Man
7:00 - Beverly Hills Teens
7:30 - The Jetsons (new and classic episodes)
8:00 - Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck
8:30 - Dinosaucers
9:00 - My Favorite Martian
9:30 - I Dream of Jeannie
10:00 - Marcus Welby M.D
11:00 - People Are Talking (hosted by Richard Bey)

Noon - News at Noon (with Sara Lee Kessler)
1:00 - High Rollers (host: Wink Martindale)
1:30 - Love Connection
2:00 - The Newlywed Game
2:30 - The Dating Game
3:00 - Cannon
4:00 - Barnaby Jones
5:00 - Hawaii Five-O
6:00 - T.J Hooker
7:00 - The $100,000 Pyramid
7:30 - Barney Miller
8:00 - Evening Magazine
8:30 - Entertainment Tonight (with Mary Hart and John Tesh)
9:00 - The Morton Downey, Jr. Show
10:00 - The News at Ten (with Roland Smith? and Jennifer Valoppi)
11:00 - The Street
11:30- Baretta
12:30 - Entertainment Tonight (repeat)
2:00 - Home Shopping Club Overnight (4 hrs.)
WPIX 11 (still owned by the Daily News)
5:00 am - The Twilight Zone
5:30 - INN News: USA Tonight (repeat from previous evening, with local update)
6:00 - Aprenda Ingles

6:30 - Spiral Zone
7:00 - Smurfs
7:30 - Jem
8:00 - The Bionic Six
8:30 - Teddy Ruxpin
9:00 - Little Rascals
9:30- Benson
10:00 - Twilight Zone
10:30 - Best Talk in Town (Host: Nola Roeper)
11:00- The White Shadow
Noon - Movie- The Promise of Love (1980)
2:00- Heathcliff
2:30 - Voltron
3:00 - Ghost Busters
3:30 - Tom and Jerry
4:00 - G.I Joe
4:30- Transformers
5:00 - The Little House on the Prairie
6:00 - Webster
6:30 - The Jeffersons
7:00 - Cheers
7:30 - The Independent News (with Brad Holbrook and Donna Hanover)
8:00 - Hee Haw's 20th Anniversary Celebration
10:00- Solid Gold in Concert
11:00 - USA Tonight (up against WCBS, WNBC and WABC)

11:30 - The Honeymooners
1:00 - The Twilight Zone
1:30 - USA Tonight (repeat of national broadcast only)
2:00 - Dempsey and Makepeace
3:00- Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
4:00- Twilight Zone
4:30- Twilight Zone
WNET-TV 13 (PBS) now 24/7
6:00- Bodywatch
6:30- New Jersey Network News (repeat from last night)
7:00- Sesame Street
8:00- Captain Kangaroo
8:30- Mister Rogers
9:00- Sesame Street
10:00- Cats and Dogs
10:30- From a Country Garden
11:30- Woodwright's Shop
12:00- Hometime
1:00- You Gotta Have Art
2:00- French in Action

2:30- French Chef
3:00- Madeline Cooks
3:30- Frugal Gourmet
4:00- Sesame Street
5:00- Mister Rogers
6:00- Degrassi Junior High
6:30- New Jersey Network News
7:00- Buisness Report
7:30- MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour
8:30- Currents
9:00- Art Effects- "New Jersey Youth Symphony"
9:30- Carnegie Hall Restoration
10:00- Channel Crossings- "The Oppermans" (Part 1 of 2)
12:00- Colette- "Life of French Writer" (Part 2 of 4)
1:00- Monty Python
1:30- MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour (repeat)
2:30- Test Pattern
4:00- Innovation
WLIG-TV 55 (Ind.)
6:30- Eight is Enough
7:00- Quincy
8:00- Movie- Paris Holiday (1958)
10:00- News 55
10:30- Siskel and Ebert
11:00- 700 Club
12:00- Sign-Off
NEW YORK TV- FALL 1988 (Part 1)
NEW YORK TV- FALL 1988 (Part 1)
WCBS-TV 2
6:00- Movie- (from Last Night)
6:30- Community
7:00- Young Universe
7:30- Way to Go
8:00- For Our Times
8:30- Community
9:00- CBS News Sunday Morning
10:30- Face The Nation
11:00- Wall Street Journal Report
11:30- Newsmakers
12:00- This is The NFL
12:30- NFL Today
1:00- NFL Football- New York Giants @ Atlanta Falcons

4:30- Movie: See The Man Run (1971)
6:00- CBS News
6:30- Channel 2 News
7:00- 60 Minutes
8:00- Murder She Wrote
9:00- CBS Sunday Movie- Jack The Ripper (1988) (Part 2 of 2)
11:00- Channel 2 News
11:30- CBS News/Sports Update
12:00- USA Today
1:00- Wipeout (Game show hosted by Peter Tomarken)
1:30- Wipeout
2:00- CBS News Nightwatch
WNBC-TV 4
6:00- Fight Back! with David Horowitz
6:30- Spiderman
7:00- Dyno-Riders
7:30- RoboCop
8:00- Visiones- "The Other Columbia"
8:30- Positively Black
9:00- Sunday Today
11:00- McLaughlin Group
11:30- News Forum
12:30- NFL Live!

1:00- NFL Football- Denver Broncos @ Pittsburgh Steelers
4:00- NFL Football- New York Jets @ Miami Dolphins
7:00- Disney Sunday Movie- The Goonies (1985)
9:00- NBC Sunday Movie- Dance 'Til Dawn (1988)
11:00- News 4 New York
12:00- George Michael Sports Machine
12:30- Sunday Night
1:30- Guinness Records
2:00- Grandstand
2:30- Bob Uecker
3:00- Visiones (repeat)
3:30- Religion in Review
4:00- sign-off
WABC-TV 7
6:00- Insight
6:30- Christopher Closeup
7:00- Christian Lifestyle Magazine
7:30- This is the Life
8:00- Tiempo
8:30- Health Show
9:00- Movie- Huckleberry Finn (1988)
11:00- Business World
11:30- This Week with David Brinkley
12:30- Eyewitness News Conference

1:00- Like it Is
2:00- Ebony/Jet Showcase
2:30- Horse Racing- "Budweiser International" (from Laurel, Maryland)
3:30- Basketball- McDonald's Open from Madrid, Spain (the Boston Celtics were playing in the
McDonald's open, it was where Johnny Most pronounced the Yugoslovian National Team's
players names' wrong)
6:30- ABC News
7:00- Incredible Sunday
8:00- Mission Impossible
9:00- North and South (1985) (Part 5 of 5)
11:30- ABC News/Sports
12:00- Siskel and Ebert
12:30- Entertainment This Week
1:30- Movie- Trouble Comes to Town (1972)
3:00- Movie- Winchester '73 (1967)
WNYW-TV 5
6:00- Gilligan's Island
6:30- Oral Roberts
7:00- Robert Schuller
8:00- Catholic Mass
8:30- Dennis the Menace
9:00- Denver, the Dinosaur
9:30- D.J Kat

10:30- Wonderful World of Disney
11:30- Real Estate Today
12:00- WWF Wrestling
1:00- Movie- Barbarella (1968)
3:00- Movie- Condorman (1981)
5:00- Movie- Assault on Precinct 13 (1976)
7:00- 21 Jump Street
8:00- America's Most Wanted
8:30- Married with Children
9:00- Garry Shandling
9:30- Tracey Ullman Show
10:00- Duet
10:30- A Current Affair Extra
11:00- 11 o'clock news (Hmm, up against WCBS, WNBC, WABC)
11:30- Sports Extra
12:00- Kojak
1:00- Naked City
4:00- Movie- No Holds Barred (1952)
WWOR-TV 9
6:30- It's Your Business
7:00- Point of View
7:30- Sunday Mass

8:00- Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig
9:00- Jetsons
9:30- Bugs and Daffy
10:00- Steampipe Alley
11:00- Three Stooges
12:00- Movie- Mountain Family Robinson (1979)
2:00- Movie- In Love with an Older Woman (1982)
4:00- My Secret Identity
4:30- Out of this World
5:00- Knight Rider
6:00- A-Team
7:00- A-Plus For Kids Special
8:00- A-Plus For Kids Follow Up
9:00- Untouchables
10:00- News 9 at 10
10:30- D.C Follies
11:00- Barney Miller
11:30- Baretta
12:30- Dallas
2:00- Home Shopping Network
WPIX-TV 11
6:00- INN Magazine
6:30- Davey and Goliath

7:00- Larry Jones
7:30- World Tomorrow
8:00- Frederick K. Price
8:30- Little Rascals
9:00- Transformers
9:30- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
10:00- Fantasy Island
10:30- Love Boat
11:30- At the Movies
12:00- Movie- The Black Knight (1954)
2:00- Movie- Audrey Rose (1977)
4:00- Movie- Burnt Offerings (1976)
6:00- Movie- Don't Go To Sleep (1982)
9:00- Lifestyles of the rich and Famous
10:00- INN News
10:30- Triple Threat (short-lived game show hosted by Jim Lange)
11:00- Cheers
11:30- Honeymooners
12:00- Star Trek: The Next Generation
1:00- Odd Couple
1:30- INN News (repeat)
2:00- At The Movies
2:30- Movie- Rhapsody (1954)

WNET-TV 13
6:00- Nature- "Extremadura: Spain's Forgotten Forest"
7:00- Sesame Street
8:00- Mister Rogers
8:30- Mister Rogers
9:00- Sesame Street
10:30- Ramona (Part 7 of 10)
11:00- Wild America
11:30- Newton's Apple
12:00- South Africa Now
12:30- Inside Albany
1:00- Inside Washington
1:30- Washington Week in Review (repeat)
2:00- America's Political Parties- The Democrats
3:00- America's Political Parties- The Republicans
4:00- The American Experience- "Indians, Outlaws and Angie Debo" (Part 3 of 16)
5:00- The Mind- "Development" (Part 2 of 9)
6:00- Power of Choice- "Acting on your Values" (Part 2 of 10)
6:30- CE Newsmagazine
7:00- Discover: World of Science
8:00- Nature: "A Season in the Sun"
9:00- Masterpiece Theater- "A Perfect Spy" (Part 2 of 7)
10:00- Movie- The Silent Twins (1985)
11:30- Metropolitan Opera- "Il Trovatore"

2:30- On Tour: New York City Opera
3:00- Sign-Off
Retro:Cleveland/Northern Ohio Friday, December 25, 1959
Christmas Day 1959
Stations:
3 KYW NBC Cleveland
5 WEWS ABC Cleveland
8 WJW CBS Cleveland
12 WICU NBC ABC Erie, Pa.
21 WFMJ NBC Youngstown
27 WKBN CBS Youngstown
33 WKST ABC Youngstown
35 WSEE CBS Erie, Pa.
49 WAKR ABC Akron, Ohio
From:TV Guide
7AM
3-12-21 Today
Coverage Of Boston Christmas Festivalave Garroway
8 Film Feature
7:30
8 Rex Humbard
7:45
8 Spunky And Tadpole
8AM
27 CBS News-Richard C. Hottelet
8:15
8:45
5 Man-To-Man-Religion
8:55
3 News-Tom Haley
35 Daily Word-Religion
9AM
3 Movie-Comedy
Cash On The Line (Movie series title)
Manhattan Angel (1948)
5 Christmas Chorus
8 Movie-Comedy
Watch And Win
Fireman, Save My Child (1932)
12 Bugs Bunny
21 Ding Dong School
27 Movie-Drama
The Sullivans (1944)
35 CBS News-Richard C. Hottelet
9:15
35 Captain Kangaroo
9:30
5 Paige Palmer-Women
12 Susie-Ann Sothern
21 Bugs Bunny
9:45
21 Art On The Air-Education
10AM
3-12-21 Christmas Service
National Cathedral-Wahington, DC
5 Prize Cook-Women
35 Red Rowe
10:30
5 Paige Palmer-Women
8 Medic-Richard Boone
27-35 On The Go-Linkletter
11AM
3-12-21 Price Is Right-COLOR-Cullen
5 My Little Margie
8-27-35 I Love Lucy
11:30
3-12-21 Concentration-Downs
5 Stu Erwin Show
8-27-35 December Bride
Noon
3-12-21 Truth Or Consequences
8-27-35 Love Of Life
33-49 Restless Gun
12:05
5 Noon Show-Captain Penny
12:30
3-12-21 It Could Be You-COLOR-Leyden
8-35 Search For Tomorrow
27 Movie-Adventure
The Black Pirates (1955)
33-49 Love That Bob!-Bob Cummings
12:45
8-35 Guiding Light
1PM
3 Movie-Drama
David Copperfield (1934)
5 Movie-Comedy
You Can't Take It With You (1938)
8 Movie-Comedy
Christmas In Connecticut (1945)
12 My Little Margie
21 To Be Announced
33-49 Music Bingo-Quiz
35 Hy Yaple-Women
1:30
12 Mary Lo-Women
33 Ladies' Day-Women

49 Looney Tunes
2PM
12-21 Queen For A Day
27-35 For Better Or Worse
33-49 Day In Court
2:30
5-33-49 Gale Storm Show (Oh Susanna)
8-27-35 House Party-Linkletter
12-21 The Thin Man
2:50
3 News-Pete French
3PM
3-12-21 Young Dr. Malone
5-33-49 Beat The Clock-Collyer
8-27-35 The Millionaire
3:30
3-12-21 From These Roots
5-33-49 Who Do You Trust?
8-27-35 The Verdict Is Yours

4PM
3-12-21 The House On High Street
5-33-49 American Bandstand (Live:90 Min.)
8-35 The Brighter Day
27 Cartoon Classics
4:15
8-27-35 The Secret Storm
4:30
3-12-21 Split Personality
8-35 Edge Of Night
27 Heart Of The City-Drama
49 Movie-Musical
Lady Be Good (1941)
5PM
3 Barnaby, Popeye And Friends
12 Bugs Bunny
21 Looneyville
27 Three Stooges
35 Movie-Biography
Adventures Of Mark Twain (1944)

5:30
3 Movie-Drama
Tenth Avenue Angel (1947)
5 Three Stooges (1) Hoi Polloi (2). All Gunmmed Up
8 Movie-Drama
David Harum (1934)
12-33 Rin Tin Tin (ABC Network)
5:45
21 Popeye And Friends
6PM
12 Life Of Riley
21 Laurel And Hardy
33 Abbott And Costello
49 Looney Tunes
6:20
27 Suppertime-Rex/Maude Aimee Humbard
6:30
5 News (Comment) Dorothy Fuldheim
12-21-27 News
33 Sherlock Holmes
6:45
5 News-Tom Field
12-21 NBC News/Huntley- Brinkley
27 CBS News-Douglas Edwards
6:50
3 News-Pete French
5 Weather-Sunny Day
6:55
3 Weather-Stu Cramer
5 Three Stooges And Friends
7PM
3 Border Patrol-Police
8 City Camera-Local News
12 Lawman-ABC (From Sunday 8:30 PM)
21 Lock Up-MacDonald Carey
27 Death Valley Days'
33 Honeymooners
7:10
8 Sports Camera-John Fitzgerald

7:15
5 NBC News-Huntley/Brinkley
8-35 CBS News-Edwards
7:30
3-21 People Are Funny-Linkletter
5-33 Walt Disney-Alice In Wonderland
8-27-35 Rawhide
12 Death Valley Days
49 Movie-Drama
Miracle On 34th Street (1947)
8PM
3-12-21 Troubleshooters-Adventure/Drama
8:30
3-12-21 Night Of Christmas-Live SPECIAL COLOR
"This Christmas Show includes entertainment and holiday greetings from performers"
(No mention of specific guests, songs, etc.)
5-33 The Man From Blackhawk
8-27-35 Hotel De Paree
9PM
5-33 77 Sunset Strip
8-27-35 Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse-"Christmas Surprise Package- 16 Stars of Tomorrow"-

SPECIAL
This show features performers from Desilu's Workshop Theater. The only ones that did anything
of note were Majel Barrett (Star Trek) and Dick Kallman (Hank, NBC 1965-66)
49 Movie-Drama
Lost Angel (1943)
9:30
3- 12-21 M Squad
10PM
3-12-21 Sports Highlights Of 1959-Don Dunphy, Win Elliott
5-33 Robert Taylor's Detectives
8-27-35 Twilight Zone
10:30
3-12-21 "Christmas Night In Temple Square" Mormon Tabernacle Choir
5 US Marshal-John Bromfield
8-27-35 Person To Person-Charles Collingwood
33 Movie-Drama
Lost Horizon (1937)
49 Movie-Western
Miracle In The Desert (1936)
11PM
3 News-Pete French
5 News-Tom Field
8-27 Sohio Reporter-Warren Guthrie

12-21-35 News
11:10
3 Weather-Howard
8 Local News-Doug Adair
11:15
3 Sports-Jim Graner
5-12 Jack Paar
8 Sports, Weather
35 Movie-Musical
Shall We Dance (1936)
11:20
3 Movie-Western
Billy The Kid (1941)
8 Movie-Drama
Miracle On 34th Street (1947)
21 Hall Of Music
27 Movie-Mystery
Diplomatic Passport (1954)
11:25
21 Jack Paar
1AM
3 Movie-Adventure
The Great Meadow (1931)
5 News-Randy Culver
8 Movie-Adventure
Roaring Timber (1937)
12-08-2005, 06:25 PM #2
Joseph_Gallant
Guest
Re: Retro:Cleveland/Northern Ohio Friday, December 25, 1959
Tim Lones took us back to Cleveland on Christmas Day, 1959, as published in the local TV Guide:
> 7AM
> 3-12-21 Today
> Coverage Of Boston Christmas Festivalave Garroway
Could the segment from Boston have been pre-taped?? I do know that for many years, the only
part of the Christmas Day edition of "Today" that was live was the network news and weather
updates every half-hour. The rest of the show was pre-taped. Additionally, I thought that
between 1958 and 1961, most of each day's "Today Show" (except for the every-half-hour news
updates) was taped the previous day. Sometimes, major news would force NBC to trash the pre-
taped segments and do the entire show live the next morning.
One other connection to my hometown: The remote facilities and crew for the segments from
Boston were probably provided by the city's then-NBC affiliate, WBZ-4.
> 4PM
> 5-33-49 American Bandstand (Live;90 Min.)
Probably not live this day. With videotape becoming commonplace by 1959, I would think that
daytime and primetime shows that usually were live, including this one, would pre-tape their
Christmas Day episodes so the cast/crew of those shows could be home on Christmas Day.
> 5PM
> 8 As The World Turns
Probably the only place in the country where "ATWT" was broadcast at 5 P.M.! In that time slot,
"ATWT" probably got many working women and teenage girls who could not watch the show at
1:30 P.M.
> 6:45
> 12-21 NBC News/Huntley- Brinkley
I think I once read that one year, Chet Huntley worked Thanksgiving and got Christmas off, while
David Brinkley had Thanksgiving off and worked Christmas. The next year, it would be reversed,
with Brinkley working Thanksgiving and Huntley working on Christmas. So, one of them would
likely have been there and the other was off.
> 6:50
> 5 Weather-Sunny Day
What a name for a TV weather forecaster!
Was that her real name??
> 6:55
> 5 Three Stooges And Friends
Could they have been able to squeeze-in a full two-reeler and had a couple of minutes left over
for commercials??
> 8:30
> 3-12-21 Night Of Christmas-Live SPECIAL COLOR
> "This Christmas Show includes entertainment and holiday
> greetings from performers"
> (No mention of specific guests, songs, etc.)
Given that it was an NBC special, maybe it was stars under contract to NBC at the time (Bob
Hope?? Perry Como?? Dinah Shore?? Steve Allen??).
> 9PM
> 8-27-35 Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse-"Christmas Surprise
> Package- 16 Stars of Tomorrow"-SPECIAL
> This show features performers from Desilu's Workshop

> Theater. The only ones that did anything of note were Majel
> Barrett (Star Trek) Carole Cook (Pistols And Petticoats, CBS
> Sitcom 1966-67) and Dick Kallman (Hank, NBC 1965-66)
TV Party.com has an article detailing the making of this program.
> 10PM
> 3-12-21 Sports Highlights Of 1959-Don Dunphy, Win Elliott
Normally, professional boxing filled the Friday 10-11 P.M. ET slot on NBC throughout the 1950's.
There was, obviously, no bout on Christmas Night, 1959.
12-08-2005, 10:36 PM #3
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> 7:15
> 5 NBC News-Huntley/Brinkley
> 8-35 CBS News-Edwards
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Did you mean Channel 3 for Huntley/Brinkley? Or did WEWS actually air NBC's nightly news?______________
12-08-2005, 11:03 PM #4
TimL
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> > 7:15
> > 5 NBC News-Huntley/Brinkley
> > 8-35 CBS News-Edwards
> ---------
> Did you mean Channel 3 for Huntley/Brinkley? Or did WEWS
> actually air NBC's nightly news?
Apparently for a short time in the late 1950's early 1960's channel 5 did air Huntley-Brinkley..Not
sure exactly why but by September 1961 for certain KYW-3 had NBC Nightly News back.
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> > > 7:15

> > > 5 NBC News-Huntley/Brinkley
> > > 8-35 CBS News-Edwards
> > ---------
> > Did you mean Channel 3 for Huntley/Brinkley? Or did WEWS
> > actually air NBC's nightly news?
>
>
> Apparently for a short time in the late 1950's early 1960's
> channel 5 did air Huntley-Brinkley..Not sure exactly why but
> by September 1961 for certain KYW-3 had NBC Nightly News
> back.
>
Actually, it wasn't called NBC Nightly News until 1970, after
Huntley retired. In 1959 it was The Huntley-Brinkley Report,
as it would be all through the '60s.
This isn't the only case where a network newscast was carried
by another network's affiliate. Then-ABC affiliate WAII (now
WXIA)/11 Atlanta carried Walter Cronkite, pre-empted on WAGA/5,
in the mid-'60s (also the CBS Morning News With Mike Wallace).
And as I've pointed out several times, Huntley-Brinkley aired
on WUNC/4 (NET, now PBS) Chapel Hill in 1963 and '64, a time
when the Raleigh/Durham market did not have a fulltime NBC
affiliate.

12-09-2005, 09:51 AM #6
TimL
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> Actually, it wasn't called NBC Nightly News until 1970,
> after
> Huntley retired. In 1959 it was The Huntley-Brinkley
> Report,
I knew that bpatrick. Just a case of lazy typing on my part. Should have just typed "NBC's Nightly
Newscast" or "Huntley Brinkley Report"
12-09-2005, 12:16 PM #7
moedog1
Guest
>
> This isn't the only case where a network newscast was
> carried
> by another network's affiliate. Then-ABC affiliate WAII
> (now
> WXIA)/11 Atlanta carried Walter Cronkite, pre-empted on
> WAGA/5,
> in the mid-'60s (also the CBS Morning News With Mike
> Wallace).
> And as I've pointed out several times, Huntley-Brinkley
> aired
> on WUNC/4 (NET, now PBS) Chapel Hill in 1963 and '64, a time
>
> when the Raleigh/Durham market did not have a fulltime NBC
> affiliate.
>
And after 1964, WRAL-TV, an ABC affiliate, carried NBC News in the Raleigh/Durham market,
even after WRDU/28 came on in 1968--I think up until about 1971 when WRDU became the
exclusive NBC for the market. Getting back to northern Ohio, I always wondered if WAKR-TV49
had much viewership as an ABC station---in other words, prior to 1964 did most residents of
Akron/Summit Co. bother with the extra expense of buying a UHF capable set or converter and
antenna to take advantage of their local station, when they had another ABC station right up the
road in Cleveland. Akron was a big city in the 50's and 60's and could ordinarily have supported
several TV stations, but with Cleveland so close by.......
12-09-2005, 01:25 PM #8
TimL
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>>
>> And after 1964, WRAL-TV, an ABC affiliate, carried NBC News
> in the Raleigh/Durham market, even after WRDU/28 came on in
> 1968--I think up until about 1971 when WRDU became the
> exclusive NBC for the market. Getting back to northern
> Ohio, I always wondered if WAKR-TV49 had much viewership as
> an ABC station---in other words, prior to 1964 did most
> residents of Akron/Summit Co. bother with the extra expense

> of buying a UHF capable set or converter and antenna to take
> advantage of their local station, when they had another ABC
> station right up the road in Cleveland. Akron was a big
> city in the 50's and 60's and could ordinarily have
> supported several TV stations, but with Cleveland so close
> by.......
>
This has been discussed a few times here..even Canton down the road from Akron was much
bigger in the 1950's and had several Construction permits that were never built or were built
later (29 in Canton, 23 Massillon[Ended up in Akron] and 55 Akron) I had an Idea for a 50's-60's
Akron-Canton TV Market Consisting of First channels 23, 29 and 49 and adding 17, 55 and 67 by
the 1970's. But you would have had to have 2 or 3 solid stations in the area with news
departments that would have stayed on the air through the 50's. Channel 49 at times carried
little ABC Prime Time shows until the mid 60's and carried other ABC shows at different times.
The ultimate problem was 3 strong Cleveland VHF affiliates within 25-50 miles..an Akron-Canton
Market would have been hard to pull off..
12-09-2005, 02:36 PM #9
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Makes me wonder how WSEE 35 in Erie was ever able to survive during its first 10 or 15 years,
with local WICU 12 being already there and broadcasting programming from several networks,
plus a total of seven VHF stations from Cleveland, Buffalo, and London, ON nearby.______________
12-09-2005, 09:43 PM #10
Joseph_Gallant
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It must have been a Group W thing.
The company's other NBC affiliate at the time, WBZ-4 here in Boston, dropped
"Huntley/Brinkley" in September of 1957 when the newscast's timeslot was changed from 7:45
P.M. ET to either 6:45 or 7:15 P.M. ET (the affiliate's choice).
WBZ resumed broadcasting "Huntley/Brinkley" by September of 1960 at the latest (maybe as

early as that Summer, perhaps around the time of the political conventions).
> It must have been a Group W thing.
>
> The company's other NBC affiliate at the time, WBZ-4 here in
> Boston, dropped "Huntley/Brinkley" in September of 1957 when
> the newscast's timeslot was changed from 7:45 P.M. ET to
> either 6:45 or 7:15 P.M. ET (the affiliate's choice).
>
> WBZ resumed broadcasting "Huntley/Brinkley" by September of
> 1960 at the latest (maybe as early as that Summer, perhaps
> around the time of the political conventions).
>
A non-Group W NBC affiliate, WSJS/12 (now WXII) Winston-Salem,

didn't carry Huntley-Brinkley when it first moved to 6:45,
and I believe it was 1959 at the earliest before it did.
Channel 12 had carried NBC's 7:45 newscasts from the time
it signed on in 1953 until NBC moved the news to 6:45.
A lot of NBC affiliates had been running syndicated programs
in the 6:30-7:00 slot prior to '57 and were, no doubt, reluctant
to give the time to the network. Channel 12 even ran some
network shows (particularly from ABC) on delay at 6:30 (WGHP/8
wouldn't sign on until 1963 and give the Triad an ABC affiliate).
I somehow suspect that either NBC put the pressure on its
affiliates to clear the broadcast, those affiliates not carrying
Huntley-Brinkley did so when the various syndication contracts
ran out, or they became more receptive to carrying H-B when they
began to pass Douglas Edwards in the ratings.
12-10-2005, 06:20 PM #12
Joseph_Gallant
Guest
I didn't imply that Group W/Westinghouse was the only company whose NBC stations didn't
carry "Huntley/Brinkley" in 1959. What I was trying to say is that neither of the two NBC affiliates
the company owned at the time carried "Huntley/Brinkley".
Given that, I wonder if the decision not to run "Huntley/Brinkley" was made locally both in
Cleveland and here in Boston, or was the decision made by Group W at the corporate level.
BOSTON/PROVIDENCE TV- CHRISTMAS 1985
source: Boston Globe
BOSTON/PROVIDENCE TV- CHRISTMAS 1985
Wednesday December 25, 1985
BOSTON
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)
6:15- Test Pattern
6:45- Sign-On/A.M Weather
7am- Sesame Street
8am- Mister Rogers
8:30- Caroling, Caroling
9am- Great Performances- "Bach" (In Stereo)
10:30- Great Performances
12pm- The Messiah
1:30- Festival of Lessons and Carols
3pm- French Chef
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Mister Rogers
5:30- 3-2-1 Contact

6pm- MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour
7pm- Doctor Who
8pm- Christmas Memory
9pm- Christmas at Pops
10pm- Ten O'Clock News (with Christopher Lydon and Gail Harris)
11pm- Treasure Homes of Britain
12am- Sign-Off (David Ives doing the mission statement, Tom Dunn doing the script for the sign-
off)
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC)
7am- The Today Show
9am- Hour Magazine
10am- NBC Religious Special
11:30- Scrabble
12:30- A Christmas Carol
3pm- Santa Barbara
4pm- Tender Places
4:30- Holiday Chorus Caper
5pm- People's Court
5:30- Live at 4
6pm- Eyewitness News (with Liz Walker, Jack Williams, Bruce Schweglor and Bob Lobel)
7pm- NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw
8pm- Highway to Heaven
9pm- Hell Town
10pm- St. Elsewhere
11:30- Best of Carson
1:30- America
3:30- Nosotros
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)
9am- Donahue
10am- Walt Disney's Christmas Parade
11:30- Ryan's Hope
12pm- Good Day Christmas
12:30- Loving
4pm- Dynasty

5:30- All In The Family
6pm- NewsCenter 5 (with Chet Curtis, Natalie Jacobson, Dick Albert and Mike Lynch)
7pm- ABC World News Tonight with Peter Jennings
7:30- Chronicle
8pm- Insiders
9pm- Dynasty
10pm- Hotel
11pm- NewsCenter 5
12am- Sally Jessy Raphael
12:30- Divorce Court
1am- NewsCenter 5 (replay of 11 o'clock)
1:30- Movie- Pride and Prejudice (1940)
3:50- NewsCenter 5
WNEV-TV 7 (CBS)
9am- Christmas Mass
10am- $25,000 Pyramid
10:30- Morning Live
12pm- College Football- The Blue-Gray Football Classic- from Birmingham, AL
3:30pm- NBA Basketball- Boston Celtics at New York Knicks (New York won in two overtimes 113-
104, and BTW, I saw this game in Christmas 2002 on NBA TV)

7pm- CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
8pm- Mary
8:30- Foley Squares
9pm- Charlie and Company
9:30- George Burns Comedy Week
10pm- Equalizer
11pm- New England News
12:00- T.J Hooker
1:10- Movie- Dark Places (1973)
2:30- CBS News Nightwatch
WXNE-TV 25 (Ind.)
6 AM D JAMES KENNEDY
6:30 JIMMY SWAGGART
7 AM JETSONS
7:30 CAPTAIN HARLOCK
10 AM THE 700 CLUB
11:30 DAILY MASS
12 NOON YOUNG ROBIN HOOD
2 PM GRIZZLY ADAMS
3:30 SUPERFRIENDS
4 PM JETSONS
4:30 JETSONS
6 PM DIFFERENT STROKES
6:30 GIMME A BREAK
8 PM MOVIE - It's A Wonderful Life (1947)
10 PM MATT HOUSTON
11 PM COMEDY TONIGHT
11:30 THE 700 CLUB
1 AM INN NEWS
1:30 SIGN OFF
WSBK-TV 38 (Ind.)
6:30 UNDERDOG
7 AM VOLTRON
7:30 HE MAN
8 AM GO BOTS
8:30 SCOOBY DOO
9 AM FAT ALBERT
9:30 JOURNAL
10 AM THE NATIVITY
10:30- THE MOST JOYFUL MYSTERY

11 AM JUGGLER OF NOTRE DAME
12 NOON MOVIE- King of Kings (1962)
3:30 ODD COUPLE
4 PM MOVIE- Born Yesterday (1950)
6 PM MOVIE- Trouble Along the Way (1953)
8 PM MOVIE LOFT - The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965)
11:30 THE HOLY LAND
12:30 COMEDY BREAK
1 AM BREAK THE BANK
1:30 SIGN-OFF
WGBX-TV 44 (PBS)
5 PM- SIGN-ON/COMPUTER CHRONICLES
5:30- SESAME STREET
6:30- BUSINESS REPORT
7 PM- AMERICAN INTERESTS
7:30- MACNEIL/LEHRER NEWSHOUR
8:30-THE 20TH CENTURY WITH BILL MOYERS
9:30- TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL
10 PM- THE TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (same as Channel 2)
10:30- MIRACLE ON FORT STREET
11:30- SIGN-OFF
WLVI-TV 56 (Ind.)
6 AM BOZO THE CLOWN

6:30 FLINTSTONES
7 AM MASK
7:30 HEATHCLIFF
8:30 TOM AND JERRY
9 AM MIGHTY MOUSE
10 AM MOVIE- The Smurfs and the Magic Flute (1983)
11:30- MOVIE- Yours, Mine and Ours (1968)
1:30 CASPER
2 PM FLINTSTONES
2:30 TOM AND JERRY
3:30 GI JOE
4 PM HOLLYWOOD CHRISTMAS PARADE
6 PM MOVIE- The Impossible Years (1968)
8 PM MOVIE - Nickelodeon (1976)
10 PM 56 NEWS AT 10
10:30 CARSON'S CLASSICS
11 PM HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
11:30 BENNY HILL
12 MIDNIGHT 56 NEWS AT 10 (REPEAT)
12:30 SIGN-OFF
WQTV-TV 68 (Ind.)
8:30- SCROOGE'S ROCK N' ROLL CHRISTMAS
9 AM- NEW LOVE AMERICAN STYLE (ABC)
9:30- THREE'S A CROWD
10 AM MEDICAL CENTER
11 AM- BIG VALLEY
12 PM- MOVIE- It's A Wonderful Life (1946)
2:30- YESHUA AND THE FIRST CHRISTMAS
3 PM- THE CITY THAT FORGOT ABOUT CHRISTMAS
3:30- CHRISTMAS IS
4 PM- MOVIE- A Walk in The Sun (1945)
6 PM- I DREAM OF JEANNIE
6:30- MOVIE- Second Chorus (1940)
8 PM- MOIVE- The Day it Came To Earth (1979)
9:30 HONEYMOONERS
10 PM BONANZA
11 PM CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS
11:30 HERE'S LUCY
12 MIDNIGHT BIG VALLEY
1 AM ROCKFORD FILES
2 AM SIGN OFF
WSMW-TV 27 (Ind.)
5 AM JIM AND TAMMY
6:30 DAWN
7 AM HEATHCLIFF
7:30 SUPERFRIENDS
8 AM WALTONS
9:30 JIMMY SWAGGART
11 AM JIM AND TAMMY
12 NOON CNN HEADLINE NEWS
1 PM MOVIE- Goodbye, Charlie (1964)
3 PM SUPERFRIENDS
4 PM DENNIS THE MENACE-Jay North
4:30 FLYING NUN
5 PM HAZEL
6 PM PEOPLE'S COURT
PROVIDENCE
WLNE-TV 6 (CBS)
7 AM- CBS MORNING NEWS
9 AM- MOVIE- Yellow Submarine (1968)
10:30- CATHOLIC MASS
11:30- THE BEAR THAT SLEPT THROUGH CHRISTMAS

12pm- COLLEGE FOOTBALL- The Blue-Gray Football Classic- from Birmingham, AL
3:30pm- NBA BASKETBALL- Boston Celtics at New York Knicks (New York won in two overtimes
113-104, and BTW, I saw this game in Christmas 2002 on NBA TV)
6 PM- ACTION NEWS
6:30- CBS NEWS
7 PM- PEOPLE'S COURT
7:30- LOVE CONNECTION
8pm- Mary
8:30- Foley Squares
9pm- Charlie and Company
9:30- George Burns Comedy Week
10pm- Equalizer
11pm- Action News
11:30- Benny Hill
12am- T.J Hooker
1:10- Movie- Dark Places (1973)
WJAR-TV 10 (NBC)
7am- Today Show
9am- Hour Magazine
10am- NBC Religious Special
11:30- Scrabble
12pm- Sally Jesse Raphael (NewsWatch 10 with Frank Colleta and Art Lake normally airs here)
12:30- Search For Tomorrow

2pm- Another World
3pm- Santa Barbara
4pm- Movie- It Happened One Christmas (1977)
6pm- NewsWatch 10 (anchored by Doug White)
6:30- NBC News
7 PM- P.M Magazine
8pm- Highway to Heaven
9pm- Hell Town
10pm- St. Elsewhere
11pm- NewsWatch 10
11:30- Best of Carson
1:30- NewsWatch 10
2:00- Sign-Off
WPRI-TV 12 (ABC)
9am- Merv Griffin
10am- Walt Disney's Christmas Parade
11:30- Ryan's Hope
12pm- NewsCenter 12
12:30- Ryan's Hope

4pm- America
5pm- M*A*S*H
5:30- Taxi
6pm- NewsCenter 12 (anchored by Walter Cryan)
6:30- ABC News
7pm- Wheel of Fortune
7:30- Jeopardy!
8pm- Insiders
9pm- Dynasty
10pm- Hotel
11pm- NewsCenter 12
11:30- M*A*S*H
12pm- ABC News Nightline
12:30- Trapper John M.D
1:30- Sign-Off
WSTG-TV 64 (Ind.) (now WNAC-64 Fox Providence, formerly Channel 7-Boston's Call Letters)
7:30- Challenge of the GoBots
8am- Scooby Doo
9am- 700 Club
10am- Richard Roberts
11am- Dick Van Dyke
11:30- INNDay News

12pm- All About Us
12:30- Hollywood Reporter
1pm- What's Hot? What's Not?
1:30- I Love Lucy
2pm- Jetsons
2:30- Wheeled Warriors
3pm- He-Man
3:30- ThunderCats
4pm- Transformers
4:30- G.I Joe
5pm- Bewitched
5:30- Andy Griffith
6pm- Beverly Hillbillies
6:30- Hogan's Heroes
7pm- Hawaii Five-O
8pm- Movie- The Amazing Howard Hughes (1977)
10pm- INN News
10:30- Bob Newhart
11pm- Hollywood Reporter
11:30- Wild, Wild West
12:30- Best of Saturday Night Live
1am- Bizarre
1:30- Comedy Tonight
2am- Sign-Off

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Re: BOSTON/PROVIDENCE TV- CHRISTMAS 1985
That should be Little House On The Prairie.
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Re: BOSTON/PROVIDENCE TV- CHRISTMAS 1985
> That should be Little House On The Prairie.
>
What should be "Little House"?

Retro: El Paso/Juarez Sun 10/7/01
from El Paso Times
Note: The Times ran all-grids; some titles may be incomplete
XHCH 11 was not listed (Azteca?)
XEPM 2-Televisa Canal 5
5:00 Sanborns
5:30 RTC
6:00 Odisea Burbujas
7:00 En Familia
10:00 Lo Mejor del Espacio
11:00 Mas Deportes
11:30 Mexican Soccer: Torneo de Invierno
2:00 Pelicula "La Tumba del Atlantico"
4:00 Festival del Humor
5:00 Furcio
5:30 Maria
6:00 Acc
7:00 Al Fin de Semana
10:00 La Jugada
11:30 Los Polivoces
12:30 Sanborns
KDBC 4-CBS
6:00 Infomercial
6:30 Outdoors
9:00 Hour of Power
10:00 NFL Today
11:00 NFL: Tennessee-Baltimore
2:30 TBA
5:30 News
6:00 60 Minutes
7:00 Primetime Emmy Awards
10:00 News
11:05 Infomercial
11:35 Media Pac
XEJ 5-Television de la Frontera
5:00 Pelicula
7:00 Infomercials
10:00 Carnaval Infantil
11:00 Infomercial
11:30 Lucha Libre
12:45 Pelicula
2:30 Pelicula
4:30 Pelicula
6:30 Pelicula
10:00 TBA
Mid. Pelicula
2:00 Pelicula
KVIA 7-ABC
6:00 SOS
6:30 Christian program
7:00 Infomercial
8:00 Wild About Animals
8:30 Infomercials
10:00 This Week
11:00 TBA
Noon World Cup Soccer Qualifier: Jamaica-USA
2:00 LPGA Golf: World Championship
4:00 Extra
5:30 News
6:00 Movie "Doctor Dolittle" (Eddie Murphy)
8:00 Alias
9:00 The Practice

10:00 News
10:35 X-Files
11:35 BeastMaster
12:35 TBA
1:35 off air
KTSM 9-NBC
5:00 Hispanics Today
6:00 Today
7:00 Infomercials
9:00 Meet the Press
10:00 Tune Up
10:30 NASCAR: UAW-GM Quality 500
2:30 Gravity Games
4:00 Heritage Awards
5:30 News
6:00 Dateline NBC
7:00 Weakest Link
8:00 Law & Order: Criminal Intent
9:00 UC: Undercover
10:00 News
10:35 ER
11:35 Pretender
12:35 Profiler
1:35 Knives
2:00 Sports Collectibles
4:00 Every Woman
4:30 Early Today
KCOS 13-PBS
5:00 Caillou
5:30 Clifford the Big Red Dog
6:00 Sesame Street
7:00 Plaza Sesamo
8:30 Democracy
9:00 Politics
9:30 Adventure
10:00 Perspective
10:30 Psychology
11:30 School program
Noon We Are Here
12:30 Mature
2:00 Heritage: The Jews
3:00 POV
4:00 Romeros/Guitar
5:00 Lighthouses
7:00 Africa
10:00 Mystery!
1:00 Africa
4:30 Between the Lions
KFOX 14-Fox
5:00 Infomercials
6:30 Christ Catherdral
7:30 This Old House
8:00 Fox News Sunday
9:00 Cowboys
9:30 MotorWeek
10:00 Fox NFL Sunday
11:00 NFL: Washington-NY Giants
2:00 NFL: Dallas-Oakland
5:30 NFL Postgame
6:30 Movie "There's Something About Mary"
9:00 News
9:30 Sport Zone
10:00 Seinfeld
10:30 TBA
11:00 Blind Date
Mid. Infomercial
12:30 Roseanne
1:00 Infomercial
1:30 Roseanne
2:00 Infomercial
2:30 Roseanne
3:00 Infomercial
4:00 Infomercial
4:30 TBA
KRWG 22-PBS
7:30 Arthur
8:00 Redwall
8:30 Anne of Green Gables
10:00 Treasures in Your Attic
10:30 Fiesta
11:00 Springboard
11:30 Healthweek
Noon Focus
12:30 Santa Fe Week in Review
1:00 McGlaughlin Group
1:30 Uncommon...
2:00 Lighthouses
4:00 Mystery!
6:00 European Rail Journeys
7:00 Africa
10:00 Art in the 21st Century
11:00 Visionaries
11:30 sign-off
KINT 26-Univision
5:00 Club America
5:30 Mas Control
6:00 Los Buenos Dias de HTV
7:30 Planeta U
9:00 Republica Deportiva
Noon World Cup Soccer Qualifier: Costa Rica-Mexico
2:00 World Cup Soccer (teams not listed)
4:00 Picardia Mexicana
4:30 Que Nos...
5:00 Noticias
6:00 Lente Loco
6:30 Los Locos
7:00 La Hora Pico
8:00 Ver Para Creer
9:00 El Recuento de los Danos
10:00 Noticias
11:00 Cuanto Vale el Show
Mid. Estamos Unidos
12:30 Sensacionalisimo
1:00 Los Archivos de Aqui y Ahora
2:00 Republica Deportiva
KSCE 38-Religious
5:00 Worship
5:30 Ralph Martin
6:00 Baptist Hour
6:30 Musical Memories
7:00 In Touch
8:00 First Baptist Hour
9:30 Alternative
10:00 Faith
10:30 Winning Walk

11:00 Trinity First United Methodist Church
Noon Cornerstone
1:00 Encouraging Word
2:00 Love Worth Finding
3:00 Dr. D. James Kennedy
4:30 Zola Levitt
5:00 Jewish Jewels
5:30 Crosstalk
6:00 Report Jerusalem
6:30 Manna Fest
7:00 Family Time TV
9:00 Gaither Home
10:00 Swan's Place
11:00 Jack Hayford
Mid. Good News
12:30 Gospel Jubilee
1:30 Ralph Schambach
2:00 Worship
XHIJ 44-Ind
7:00 Infomercials
9:00 Misa Dominical
10:00 Aplaudan los Ninos
11:00 Averiguata
Noon Expresate
1:00 Ritmo Latino
2:00 Pelicula
4:00 La Vida en el Espejo Resumen
6:30 Esta Noche Me Toca
8:00 Pelicula
10:00 Resumen Noticiero
10:30 TBA
Mid. sign-off
KMAZ 48-Telemundo
5:00 El Show de Padre Alberto
6:00 Dragon Ball Z
6:30 Men in Black
7:00 Juana
7:30 Dragon Ball Z
8:00 La Santa Misa
9:00 Pelicula "Maverick: Lluvia de Sangre"
11:00 Ritmo del Sabor
11:30 Titulares Telemundo
Noon Futbol Telemundo
2:00 Pelicula "Hombre Lobo Adolescente" ["Teen Wolf"]
4:00 Accion Extrema
5:00 La Corte del Pueblo

6:00 Solterita y a la Orden
8:00 Pelicula "Loca Academia de Policia" ["Police Academy"]
10:00 Titulares Telemundo
10:30 Sabia Usted
11:00 Pelicula "Perfil del Crimen"
1:00 Pelicula "Encuentro Final"
3:00 sign-off
XHJUB 56-Televisa Local
7:00 Infomercials
9:00 En Voz Alta
10:00 Pelicula
Noon Hercules
1:00 Mortal Kombat
2:00 Pacific Blue
4:00 Early Edition
5:00 Extraordinario!
7:00 America's Dumbest Criminals
7:30 TBA
8:00 Pelicula
10:00 Ripley's Believe It or Not
11:00 Guinness World Records
Mid. Noticias
12:30 Totally Amazing Video
1:30 Twisted
2:00 sign-off
KKWB 65-WB/UPN
5:00 Infomercials
9:00 Home Again
9:30 Rebecca's Garden
10:00 Hometime
10:30 Pet Shop
11:30 TBA
Noon Maximum Exposure
1:00 Movie "The Extreme Adventures of Super Dave"
3:00 Early Edition
4:00 Lost World
5:00 The Practice
6:00 Buffy the Vampire Slayer
7:00 Ripley's Believe It or Not
8:00 Movie "Rudy"
10:00 Stargate SG-1
11:00 Outer Limits
Mid. Mutant X
1:00 Maximum Exposure
2:00 VIP
3:00 TBA
4:00 Jeffersons
4:30 Benson
Retro: Albuquerque/Santa Fe Wed 10/3/01
from Albuquerque Journal and Albuquerque Tribune
listings start 6am (no programs listed 4:30-6am in either paper)
2 KASA-Fox * 4 KOB-NBC * 5 KNME-PBS * 7 KOAT-ABC * 11 KCHF-Religious *
13 KRQE-CBS * 14 KAPX-Pax * 19 KWBQ-WB * 23 KNAT-TBN * 32 KAZQ-Religious *
41 KLUZ-Univision * 50 KASY-UPN * 53 KTEL-Telemundo
Morning
6:00
2-14-19-50 Infomercial
4-7-13 News (from 5am)
5 ITN World News
11 Your Health
23 Walt Mills
32 Walking by Faith
41 Despierta America!
6:30
2 Kenneth Copeland
5 Caillou
11 A Healthier You
23 Joyce Meyer
32 Breakthrough with Rod Parsley
7:00
2 Magic School Bus
4 Today
5 Dragon Tales
11 Benny Hinn
13 Early Show
14 Infomercial
19 City Guys
23 Creflo A. Dollar
32 James Robison
50 Recess
53 Esta Manana
7:30
2 Infomercial
5 Arthur
11 Healing is for You

14 James Robison
19 Clueless
23 John Hagee
32 Benny Hinn
50 Legend of Tarzan
8:00
2 Jamie Foxx
5 Clifford the Big Red Dog
11-32 700 Club
14-19 Infomercial
23 Rod Parsley
50 Buzz Lightyear
8:30
2 Grace Under Fire
5 Zoboomafoo
14-19 Infomercial
23 Marilyn Hickey
50 Sabrina-the Animated Series
9:00
2 Mad About You
5 Barney & Friends
7 Regis & Kelly

14 Infomercial
19 Talk or Walk
23 Kenneth Copeland
32 Successful Living
41 Mujer...Casos de la Vida Real
50 Full House
53 Fuego Verde
9:30
2 Suddenly Susan
5 Sesame Street
14-50 Infomercial
23 Laverne & Edith Tripp
32 TBA
10:00
2 Family Feud
4 Crossing Over
7 The View
14-19 Infomercial
23 Dr. Cherry
32 Les Feldick
41 Rayito de Luz
50 People's Court
10:30
2 To Tell the Truth
4 Crossing Over
5 Teletubbies
11 A Healthier You
14 Infomercial
19 Cosby Show
23 Unfolding Majesty with Dean & Mary Brown
32 Steps to Life
53 Juliana Que Maia Eres
11:00
2 Card Sharks
4 Jenny Jones
7 All My Children
13 Price is Right
14-50 Infomercial
19 Ananda Lewis
23 Behind the Scenes
32 Help for Hurting Women

41 Milagros
53 Cotorreando
11:30
2 Power of Attorney
5 Reading Rainbow
14 Infomercial
23 Casey Treat
32 Joyce Meyer
Afternoon
Noon
2 Divorce Court
4-7-13 News
5 Charlie Rose
11 Make Your Day Count with Lindsay & Cheryl
14 Promised Land
19 7th Heaven
23 James Robison
32 Focus
41 El Precio de Tu Amor
50 Shipmates
53 Mirada de Mujer
12:30
2 Judge Hatchett
11 Worship
13 Bold & the Beautiful
23 Benny Hinn
32 Sunday Celebration 1st Baptist
50 Change of Heart
1:00
2 Inside Edition
4 Days of Our Lives
5 Between the Lions
7 One Life to Live
11 Ron Hembree
14 Bonanza
23 700 Club
32 Doc Rock
41 Mujer Bonita
50 Infomercial
53 Sala de Parejas
1:30
2 Access Hollywood
5 Clifford the Big Red Dog
19 I Love Lucy
32 Straightways Ministries
50 Street Smarts
2:00
2 Woody Woodpecker
4 Passions
5 Arthur
7 General Hospital
13 Guiding Light
14 Scarecrow & Mrs. King
19 Andy Griffith
23 John Hagee
32 Rod Parsley
41 Cristina
50 Ricki Lake
53 La Corte de Familia
2:30
2 Transformers
5 Jay Jay the Jet Place
19 Infomercial
23 Rod Parsley
32 Zachary Time
3:00
2 Power Rangers Time Force
4 Rosie O'Donnell
5 Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat
7 Maury
11 Nana Pudding
13 Iyanla
14 Remington Steele
19 Cardcaptors
23 Praise the Lord
32 Walking by Faith
50 Jerry Springer
53 Laura en America
3:30
2 Digimon
5 Brian Jacques' Redwall
11 Cherub Wings
19 Pokemon
32 TBA
4:00
2 Sister, Sister
4 Montel Williams
5 Dragon Tales
7 Oprah Winfrey
11 At Home
13 News
14 Bonanza
19 Pokemon: Johto Journeys
32 Gunsmoke
41 Primer Impacto
50 Cops
53 Occurio Asi
4:30
2 Home Improvement
5 Arthur
13 News
19 Jackie Chan Adventures
50 Judge Joe Brown
5:00
2 Simpsons
4-7 News
5 Zoom
11 700 Club
13 CBS Evening News
14 Supermarket Sweep
19 Sabrina the Teenage Witch
23 TBN Special
41 Noticias
50 Judge Joe Brown
5:30
2 Drew Carey
4 NBC Nightly News
13 News
14 Shop Til You Drop
19 King of the Hill
32 American Times
50 Texas Justice
Evening
6:00
2 Friends
4-7 News
11 American Times
13 Jeopardy!
14 Shop Til You Drop
19 Everybody Loves Rayomond
23 Behind the Scenes
32 Gomer Pyle
41 Carita de Angel
50 Judge Judy
53 Provocame
6:30
2 Friends
4 Just Shoot Me
5 Wild World of Animals
11 A Healthier You
13 Wheel of Fortune
14 Supermarket Sweep
19 Everybody Loves Raymond
23 Creflo A. Dollar
32 Full Armor Christian Center
50 Judge Judy
7:00
2 That 70s Show
4 Lost (not the ABC series)
7 My Wife & Kids
11 Something Good Tonight
13 60 Minutes II
14 Candid Camera
19 Movie "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery"
23 Bill Gaither
32 Fr. Ricardo
41 Amigas y Rivales
50 Star Trek: Enterprise
53 Pedro, el Escamoso
7:30
2 Grounded for Life
7 According to Jim
23 Jack Van Impe
32 John Hagee
8:00
2 Simpsons (Treehouse of Horror XI)
4 West Wing
7 Drew Carey
13 Amazing Race
23 Praise the Lord
32 Sunday Celebration 1st Baptist
41 Por Un Beso
50 Special Unit 2
53 Uga Uga
8:30
2 Undeclared
7 Whose Line is It Anyway?
32 Victory
9:00
2 News
4 Law & Order
7 20/20
11 Benny Hinn
13 Wolf Lake
14 Diagnosis Murder
32 World View in Focus
41 Hasta en las Mejores Familias

53 La Fuerza del Deseo
9:30
11 James Robison
19 Seinfeld
32 The Evidence
10:00
2 Simpsons
4-7-13 News
11 Let's Talk Real Estate
14 It's a Miracle
19 Seinfeld
23 Dr. Mark Chironna
32 Mack Lyon
41 Noticias
50 Elimidate
10:30
2 Blind Date
5 Charlie Rose
11 Issues & Answers

14 Dave's World
19 Spin City
23 Jesse Duplantis
32 Joyce Meyer
50 Laura en America
10:35
4 Tonight Show
7 Cheers
13 Late Show with David Letterman
11:00
2 5th Wheel
11 Paula White
14 Infomercial
19 Spin City
23 Ron Luce
32 Changing Your Life
41 Super Blablazo
50 Jerry Springer
11:05
7 Extra
11:30
2 Blind Date
5 ITN World News
11 Report from Santa Fe
14 Infomercial
23 Benny Hinn
32 Successful Living
53 Xica
11:35
4 Frasier
7 Nightline
13 Rendez-View
Late Night
Midninght
2 Infomercial
5 Legal Environment of Business
11 Praise TV
14 Worship TV
19 MAD TV
23 Imperials
41 El Premio Mayor
50 Change of Heart
12:05
7 Good Feet Store
13 Late Late Show
12:30
2 SMC in Action
50 Street Smarts
53 Pelicula "Tres Huasnacos"
12:35
7 Port Charles
1:00
2 Movie: TBA
5 Economics U$A
11 Worship
23 Praise the Lord
50 TBA
1:05
4 SCTV
7 CNN Headline News

1:30
5 Economics U$A
1:35
4 News
2:00
5 Inside the Global Economy
41 Cristina
50 Sports Collectibles
2:05
13 Nanny
2:10
4 Jenny Jones
2:30
53 Ay, Carramba!
2:35
7 CNN Headline News
3:00
5 Choices & Change: Microeconomics
11 A Healthier You
23 Dottie Rambo Magazine
53 Sala de Parejas
3:05
3:10
4 News
3:30
5 Choices & Change: Microeconomics
11 His Place
23 Betty Jean Robinson
4:00
2 Family Feud
4 First Business
5 American Cinema

14 Special
23 Get In Shape
41 Primer Impacto Extra
53 Occurio Asi
4:05
[no listings for 4:30am]
RETRO BOSTON TV- CHRISTMAS 1984
RETRO BOSTON TV- CHRISTMAS 1984
Tuesday December 25, 1984
CHANNEL LINEUP
6 WLNE-TV (CBS) Providence/New Bedford
7 WNEV-TV (CBS) Boston

21 WNHT-TV (Ind.) Concord, NH
50 WNDS-TV (Ind.) Derry, NH
listings begin at 7:30am
MORNING
7:30
11- Farm Day
25- Mighty Mouse
27- News
38- He-Man
56- Inspector Gadget
68- Plastic Man
8:00
2- Mister Rogers
11- Sesame Street

21- News
25- Popeye
27- Its Your Business
38- Fat Albert
50- 700 Club
56- Bugs Bunny
68- Mighty Hercules
8:30
2- Sesame Street
21- 20 Minute Workout
25- Star Blazers
27- Jimmy Swaggart
38- Porky Pig
56- Flintstones
68- Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C
9:00
4-10- Hour Magazine
5- Donahue
6- Christmas Mass
7- Mass
9- Jim Bakker
11- Lillias, Yoga and You
12-25- Family
21- Merv Griffin
38- Groovin Goolies
56- Popeye
68- Petticoat Junction
9:30
2- Electric Company
11- Great Performances
38- Daytime
50- Jimmy Swaggart
56- Casper
68- F-Troop
10:00
2- Sing-It Yourself Messiah
4- Christmas at Washington Cathedral
5-9-12- Walt Disney Worlds Very Merry Christmas Parade
6- Movie- Gay Purr-ee (1962)
7- Jeopardy!
10- Rituals
21- Donahue
25- 700 Club
38- 20 Minute Workout
50- Movie- Digby: The Biggest Dog in the World
56- Holiday Cartoons

68- My Favorite Martian
10:30
7- Press Your Luck
10- Sale of the Century
38- Dick Van Dyke
68- House Calls
11:00
4-10- Wheel of Fortune
7- Price is Right
11- What Child is This?
21- A Christmas Carol
38- Mother Teresa of Calcutta
68- Big Valley
11:20
6- Movie- Race for your Life, Charlie Brown (1977)
11:30
4-10- Scrabble
5- Ryans Hope
9-12- Family Feud
25- Catholic Mass

AFTERNOON
12:00
2-11- Sesame Street
4-5-7-10-21- News
9- Ryans Hope
12- Christmas Mass
25- Movie- The Phantom Tollbooth (1970)
38- Movie- The Red Shows (1948)
50- INN News
56- Movie- The Three Worlds of Gulliver (1960)
68- Super Password (from NBC)
12:30
4- A Christmas Carol
5-9-12- Loving
6-7- College Football- Blue-Gray All-Star Football Classic
10-68- Search for Tomorrow
21- The Stableboys Christmas
50- I Love Lucy
1:00
2- Wide World of Animals
5-9-12- All My Children
10- Days of our Lives
11- An Olde New England Christmas

21- The City that Forgot About Christmas
50- Odd Couple
68- Dating Game
1:30
2- A Christmas Memory
21- Christophers Story
50- Rhoda
68- Newlywed Game
2:00
4- Days Of Our Lives
5-9-12- One Life to Live
10-68- Another World
11- The Christmas Songs
21- Juggler of Notre Dame
25- Movie- The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm (1962)
50- Mary Tyler Moore
68- Movie- Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows (1968)
2:30
11- Smithsonian World
38- Movie- The Borrowers (1973)
50- Childrens Christmas Special

3:00
2- French Chef
4-10- Santa Barbara
5-9-12- General Hospital
21- Movie- An American Christmas Carol
50- He-Man
68- Speed Racer
3:30
2- Electric Company
6-7- NBA Basketball- Philadelphia 76ers at Detroit Pistons (Philadelphia won 109-108)
11- Lillias, Yoga and You
50- Brady Bunch
68- Plasticman
4:00
2-11- Sesame Street
4- Love Boat
5- Rituals
9- Hart to Hart
10- Donahue
12- Merv Griffin
25- Dukes of Hazzard
38- Movie- Puffnstuff (1970)

50- Brady Bunch
56- Movie- Run Wild, Run Free (1969)
68- Movie- Snowman (1975)
4:30
5- Soap
50- Music Magazine
5:00
2-11- Mister Rogers
4- Peoples Court
5- Too Close for Comfort
9- Barnaby Jones
10- Threes Company
12- M*A*S*H
21- News
25- Eight is Enough
44- Why in the World (4 oclock sign-on for WGBX)
50- Mork and Mindy
5:30
2-11- 3-2-1 Contact
4- Live on 4
5- All in The Family
10- Name That Tune

12- Taxi
21- Insight
44- Sesame Street
EVENING
6:00
2-11- MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
4-5-6-7-9-10-12-50- News
21- Soap
25- Diffrent Strokes
38- Movie- A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (1974)
56- Movie- Gay Purr-ee (1962)
68- Gift of Song
6:30
6- CBS News
9-12- ABC News
10- NBC News
21- Barney Miller
25- Mork and Mindy
44- Business Report
50- Taxi
7:00
2- Doctor Who
4- NBC News
5- ABC News
6- Peoples Court
7- CBS News
9- Tic Tac Dough
10- P.M Magazine
11- Business Report
12- Family Feud
21- Concord High: Holiday Concert
25- Diffrent Strokes
44- MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (repeat of 6pm on Ch. 2)
50- WKRP in Cincinnati
68- Dallas
7:30
2- Wild World of Animals
4- Evening Magazine
5- Chronicle
6- Love Connection
7-10- Entertainment Tonight
9- Benson
11- Newtons Apple
12- Wheel of Fortune
25- WKRP in Cincinnati

38- Willie Whistle Christmas Special
50- Family Feud
8:00
2-11- Nova
4-10- A-Team
5-9-12- Threes A Crowd
6-7- Movie- The Looney, Looney, Looney Bugs Bunny Movie (1981)
21- Concord First Baptist Church Christmas Special
25- Movie- Dondi (1961)
38- Movie- King of Kings (1962)
44- Christmas in Vermont
50- Star Trek
56- Movie- Its A Wonderful Life (1947)
68- Rockford Files
8:30
5-9-12- Whos The Boss
9:00
2-11- Frontline
4-10- Riptide
5-9-12- Glitter
6-7- Kennedy Center Honors
21- Americas Favorite Christmas Music

44- Alpine Ski School
50- Hawaii Five-O
68- Cannon
9:30
44- General Chemistry
10:00
2-21-50-56- News
4-10- Remington Steele
5-9-12- Paper Dolls
11- The Bounder
25- 700 Club
44- Masterpiece Theater- The Jewel in the Crown (Part 2 of 14) (WGBX would sign-off at 11pm)
68- Kojak
10:30
2- Caroling, Caroling
11- Bless Me, Father
21- Mr. Kruegers Christmas
50- Bob Newhart
56- Archie Bunkers Place
11:00
2- Business Report- (both WGBH and WENH would sign-off at 11:30)

4-5-6-7-9-10-12- News
11- Great Chefs
21- Sing We, Noel (WNHT would sign-off at midnight)
25- Protectors
38- Movie- Mr. Belvedere Rings the Bell (1951) (WSBK would sign-off at 12:27am)
50- Saturday Night
56- Bizarre
68- Thats Incredible
11:30
4-10- Best of Carson
5-9-12- ABC News Nightline
6- Anything for Money
7- Entertainment Tonight
25- Mission: Impossible
50- Mannix
56- Benny Hill
68- Honeymooners
12:00
5- Soap
6-7- Fall Guy
9-68- Eye on Hollywood
12- Waltons
56- News (WLVI would sign-off at 12:30am)

12:30
4-10- David Letterman
5- Movie- Two Sisters from Boston (1946)
9- Fish
25- INN News
50- News (WNDS would sign-off at 1am)
1:00
9- News
12- Eye on Hollywood (WMUR, WPRI and WXNE would sign-off at 1:30am)
25- Guilty or Innocent
1:10
6-7- Columbo
1:30
4-10- News (WJAR would sign-off at 2am)
2:00
4- Evening Magazine
2:30
4- Community Auditions
6-7- CBS News Nightwatch
2:40
5- News
3:00
4- News Conference
3:10
5- CNN Headline News
3:30
4- Coming Together
4:00
4- People Are Talking
5- Good Day
Retro: Charlotte/York-Chester-Lancaster Cos/Downstate SC Thurs 9/9/99
From Charlotte Observer
3 WBTV-CBS Charlotte * 4 WYFF-NBC Greenville * 5 WCSC-CBS Charleston *
7 WSPA-CBS Spartanburg * 9 WSOC-ABC Charlotte * 10 WIS-NBC Columbia *
13 WLOS-ABC Asheville * 13f WBTW-CBS Florence * 15 WPDE-ABC Florence *
18 WCCB-Fox Charlotte * 19 WLTX-CBS Columbia * 21 WHNS-Fox Asheville *

26 WSFX-Fox Wilmington (listed as WJKA) * 30 WNSC-PBS Rock Hill *
36 WCNC-NBC Charlotte * 42 WTVI-PBS Charlotte *
43 WFXB-Fox Myrtle Beach (listed as WGSE) * 46 WJZY-UPN Charlotte *
55 WFVT-WB Rock Hill * 58 WUNG-PBS Concord * 64 WAXN-Ind Charlotte
Morning
5:00
3-9-36 News
4-10 Early Today
7-13f CBS Morning News
18 America's Store
21 Cheers
26-64 Shepherd's Chapel
43 Greenville Nite Line
46-55 Infomercial
58 Instructional Programming
5:30
3-4-7-10-13-13f News
5 CBS Morning News

46-55 Infomercial
6:00
4-5-9-10-13f-36 News
21 Dragon (title incomplete)
26 Kenneth Copeland
30 BBC World News
42 Body Electric
46 Beast Wars
55 Starship Troopers
58 Psychology
64 Changing Minds
6:30
13f-15 News
18 RoboCop
21-46 Wacky World of Tex Avery
26 TBA
30 Jobline
55 Monster Ranchers
58 Psychology
64 Kenneth Copeland
7:00
3-19 News
4-36 Today
5-7-13f CBS This Morning
18-21-26-43 Magic School Bus
30-42 Arthur
46 Recess
55 Pokemon
64 Creflo A. Dollar Jr.
7:30
18-21-26-43 Magic School Bus
30-42 Zoboomafoo
46 Sabrina-the Animated Series
55 Histeria!
64 Life in the Word

8:00
21 Beakman's World
43 Infomercial
46 Doug
55 Mummies Alive
64 Success N Life
8:30
21 Cheers
30-42 Teletubbies
43 Rivertalk
46 Hercules
58 Dragon Tales
9:00
3 Maury
4-9-26-43 Regis & Kathie Lee
5-13f Montel Williams
7 People's Court
10-36 Later Roday
13 Jenny Jones
18 Judge Joe Brown
21 Family Matters
46 Algo's Factory
55 Infomercial
64 Bonanza
9:30
18 Judge Judy
21 Family Matters
46 Infomercial
55 Kenneth Copeland
10:00
3 TBA
4-36 Sunset Beach
5 Andy Griffith
7 Rosie O'Donnell
9-13-43 Sally
10 Leeza
13f Howie Mandel
15 Nanny
18-26 Donny & Marie
19 Maury
21 Roseanne
46 Infomercial
55 James Robison
58 Teletubbies
64 Hawaii Five-O
10:30
5 Andy Griffith
15 Judge Judy
21 Grace Under Fire
30-42 Puzzle Place
46-55 Infomercial
58 Theodore Tugboat
11:00
3-5-7-13f-19 Price is Right
4 Later Today
9 Jenny Jones
10 Sunset Beach
15 The View
18 Ricki Lake
26 Sally
30-42 Dragon Tales
36 News
46 Infomercial
55 Conquerors
58 Zoboomafoo
64 Diagnosis Murder
11:30
30-42 Wimzie's House
46 Infomercial
55 Benny Hinn
58 Big Comfy Couch
Afternoon
Noon
3-4-5-7-9-10-13-13f-15-19 News
18 Jerry Springer
21 Donny & Marie
26 Ricki Lake
30-42 Noddy
36 Roseanne Show
43 Newlywed Game
58 Wishbone
12:30
3-5-7-13f-19 Young & the Restless
4-46-55-64 Infomercial
9-13-15 Port Charles
30 What in the World is It?
42 Zoboomafoo
43 Dating Game
58 Reading Rainbow
1:00
4-10-36 Days of Our Lives
9-13-15 All My Children
18 Real TV
21 Coach
26 Jerry Springer
42 Teletubbies
43 Donny & Marie
55 Little House: A New Beginning
64 Cops
1:30
3-5-7-13f-19 Bold & the Beautiful
21 Coach
30 Straight Talk: SATs
42 Barney & Friends
58 Healthweek
64 Cops
2:00
3-5-7-13f-19 As the World Turns
4-10-36 Passions
21 Aussie Hair-Off
26 Judge Mills Lane
42 Dragon Tales
43 Beakman's World
46 Newlywed Game
55 Change of Heart
58 To the Contrary
64 Matlock
2:30
21 Infomercial
26 Grace Under Fire
30 Needlearts Studio
42 Sesame Street
43 Beakman's World
46 Dating Game
55 Love Connection
58 Teach an Adult
3:00
3-5-7-13f-19 Guiding Light
4 Maury
10 Donny & Marie
18-21-26-43 Power Rangers Power Playback
30 Kratt's Creatures
36 Rosie O'Donnell
46 Step by Step
55 Warneroonie Big Cartoonie Show
64 Sally
3:30
18-21-26-43 ...Magician
46 Full House
55 Pokemon
58 Sesame Street
4:00
3-10-13 Montel Williams
4-9-13f Oprah Winfrey
5-64 Divorce Court
7 Judge Judy
15 Rosie O'Donnell
18-21-26-43 Spider-Man
19 Sister, Sister
30-42 Arthur
36 People's Court
46 Boy Meets World
55 Batman/Superman Adventures
4:30
5-64 Divorce Court
7 Judge Judy
18-21-26-43 Woody Woodpecker
30-42 Wishbone
46 Full House
55 Pokemon
58 Barney & Friends
5:00
3-4-5-7-9-10-13-13f-36 News
15-19 Judge Judy
18 Judge Joe Brown
21-55 Family Matters
26 Nanny
30-42 Zoom
43 Sister, Sister
46 Step by Step
58 Dragon Tales
64 Jenny Jones
5:30
3-4-7-9-13-36 News
13f Inside Edition
15 Real TV
18 Judge Judy
19 Judge Joe Brown
21 Living Single
26 Sister, Sister
30 Barney & Friends
42-58 Arthur
43-55 Hangin' with Mr. Cooper
46 Full House
Evening
6:00
3-4-5-7-9-10-13-13f-15-19-21-36 News
18 Home Improvement
21 Simpsons
26-43 Living Single
30-58 NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
42 Kratt's Creatures
46 Roseanne
64 Judge Mills Lane
6:30
3 News
5-7-13f-19 CBS Evening News
18 Simpsons
21 Home Improvement
26 Martin
43 Amen
46 Grace Under Fire
55 Living Single
64 Judge Mills Lane

7:00
3 CBS Evening News
5-26 Seinfeld
7 Hollywood Squares
9 Inside Edition
10 News
13 Special Touch
13f Wheel of Fortune
15 Home Improvement
18-21 Friends
19 Living Single
30-58 Nightly Business Report
36 Jeopardy!
43 Frasier
46 Grace Under Fire
55 Sister, Sister
64 Andy Griffith
7:30
3 Nanny
4 Inside Edition
5 Frasier
7 Extra
13 Movie "A Vow to Cherish"
13f Jeopardy!
15-21-46 Seinfeld
19-64 Andy Griffith
26 Home Improvement
30 Y2Karolina
36 Wheel of Fortune
43 Access Hollywood
58 North Carolina Now
8:00
3-5-7-13f-19 Diagnosis Murder (2 hr episode; The Masked Magician is murdered)
4-10-36 Friends
9-15 Whose Line is It Anyway?
18-21-26-43 World's Wildest Police Videos
30 As Time Goes By
42 WTVI & League of Women Voters City Council Debate
46 WWF SmackDown
55 Wayans Bros.
58 Carolina Outdoor Journal
8:30
4-10-36 Jesse
30 Never the Twain
55 Jamie Foxx
9:00
4-10-36 Frasier
9-15 More TV's Censored Bloopers
18-21-26-43 Cheating Death: Catastrophies Caught on Tape
30-58 Mystery!
42 Swiss Rail Journeys
55 Steve Harvey
64 Oprah Winfrey
9:30
4-10-36 Just Shoot Me
13 Mad About You
55 For Your Love
10:00
3-5-7-13f-19 48 Hours
4-10-36 ER
9-13-15 Nightline in Primetime: Brave New World

18-21-42-64 News
26 NewsRadio
30 Signature: Barbara Kingsolver
43 Good Times
46 Frasier
55 Living Single
10:30
18 Real TV
26-46 Mad About You
42 Mystery!
55 Mama's Family
64 Inside Edition
10:35
43 Amen
11:00
3-4-5-7-9-10-13-13f-15-19-36 News
18 Martin
26 Jerry Springer
30 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly
55 Change of Heart
58 'Allo, 'Allo!
64 Moment of Truth
11:05
43 Jerry Springer
11:30
18 Simpsons
30-42 BBC World News
46 NewsRadio
55 Love Connection
58 Charlie Rose
11:35
3-5-7-13f-19 Late Show with David Letterman
9-13-15 Nightline
Late Night
Midnight
18 Jerry Springer
21 Coach
26 Simpsons
30-42 Charlie Rose

46 NewsRadio
55 Extra
64 Three's Company
12:05
9-13-15 Politically Incorrect
12:30
46 Cheers
55 Access Hollywood
12:35
43 Highlander: The Raven
12:36
9 Divorce Court
13 Infomercial
15 Extra
12:37
3-5-7-13f-19 US Open Highlights

1:00
18 Ricki Lake
21 Culinary...
30 German (lessons?)
42 Mystery!
46 Cheers
55 Extra
58 North Carolina Now (sign-off 1:30)
1:06
9 Cops
13 Infomercial
15 Mercury
1:07
3-5-7-13f-19 Late Late Show
1:30
21 Kerry's
26 Telcom
30 Spanish (lessons?)
46 Newlywed Game
55 Infomercial
64 It's a Miracle
1:35
43 GRTV (infomercials)
1:36
4-10-36 Later with Greg Kinnear
9 The View
13 Movie "A Vow to Cherish"
15 TBA
2:00
26 Gunthy Renker Presents (infomercials)
30 European Journal
42 Signature: Barbara Kingsolver
46 Dating Game
55 Gunsmoke
2:05
43 GRTV
2:06
2:07
3 Hard Copy
5 Infomercial
7 Fast Media
13f Sports Collectibles
2:30
18 America's Store
30 Made in Germany (sign-off 3:00)
46 Movie "Perry Mason: Case of the Heartbroken Bride"
2:35
43 GRTV
2:36
2:37
3-7 Access Hollywood
5 Infomercial
19 Roseanne
3:00
18 America's Store
21 Movie "Dogfight"
26 Gunthy Renker Presents
55 Gunsmoke (conclusion of 2am episode)
3:05
4 America's Store
10-36 Sunset Beach
43 GRTV
3:07
3-5-7 CBS News Up to the Minute
19 Grace Under Fire
3:35
43 GRTV
3:37
19 Maury
4:00
13f-64 Sports Collectibles
42 Mystery!
43 Greenville Nite Line
55 I Love Lucy
4:05
10 Infomercial
36 Home Again
4:07
5 Roseanne Show
4:30
13f AgDay
36 Early Today
46 Benny Hill
55 Gomer Pyle
4:37
Retro: North Carolina/Virginia Friday, December 7, 1951
It's the tenth anniversary of Pearl Harbor,
but, oddly, the only program about it is on

radio (Mutual at 8:30 PM).
But back to subject. Schedules are from the
Raleigh News and Observer and run from 1:30 PM
to sign off. Since all four stations carried
ABC, CBS, DuMont, and NBC, network is noted on
the first mention of the program.
2:30 The First 100 Years (CBS)
2:45 Bride And Groom (CBS)
3 PM Miss Susan (NBC)
3:15 Kate Smith (NBC--aired on the
network at 4 PM)
3:30 Cordelia Kelly (local cooking
show)
3:45 Melodies
4 PM Homemakers Exchange (CBS)
6 PM Kukla, Fran And Ollie (NBC--
aired on the network at 7 PM)
6:30 News
6:45 Six Gun Playhouse
7 PM Videoquiz
(CBS)
7:45 Perry Como (CBS)
8 PM We The People (NBC--aired on
the network at 8:30)
8:30 Man Against Crime (CBS)
9 PM Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars (CBS)
10 PM Gillette Cavalcade Of Sports (NBC--
boxing, don't have who fought that
night)
10:45 Greatest Fights (NBC)
11 PM Lady Wrestling
11:30 News
11:45 Sign Off
1:30 Garry Moore
2:30 First 100 Years
2:45 Roberta Quinlan (NBC--aired on the
network at 7:30 PM, but at least
a week's delay, since Those Two
was airing at 7:30 by this time)

3 PM Miss Susan
3:15 Charley (no idea what this was)
3:30 Bert Parks (NBC)
4 PM Kate Smith
4:30 Carolina Cookery
5 PM Ranchito Kirby (Fred Kirby, longtime
kids'-show host on Channel 3)
5:15 Miss Sunbeam
5:30 Howdy Doody
6 PM TV Fiesta
6:15 Football This Week
6:30 News
6:45 Star Spot
7 PM Boston Blackie
7:30 Douglas Edwards
7:45 Perry Como
8 PM Mama (CBS)
9 PM Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars
10 PM Life With Linkletter (ABC--aired
on the network at 7:30)
10:30 Sports
11 PM We The People
11:30 Crime Syndicated (CBS--aired on
the network Tuesday 9 PM)

12 M Sign Off
1:30 Garry Moore
2:30 Last Stand (don't know what this was)
3 PM Miss Susan
3:15 Here's Looking At You (NBC--beauty
tips)
3:30 Bert Parks
4 PM Kate Smith
5 PM Hawkins Falls (NBC)
5:15 Gabby Hayes (NBC)
5:30 Howdy Doody
6 PM Viewpoint
6:15 Telenews
6:30 Song Shop
6:45 Teen Doin's
7 PM Foreign Intrigue
7:30 Those Two (NBC)
7:45 Camel News Caravan (NBC--John
Cameron Swayze)
8 PM Ezio Pinza (NBC)
8:30 We The People
9 PM Big Story (NBC)

9:30 Amos 'n' Andy (CBS--aired on the
network Thursday 8:30)
11 PM All-Star Revue (NBC--aired on the
network Saturday 8 PM)
12 M Sign Off
1:30 Garry Moore
2:30 First 100 Years
2:45 Workshop
3 PM Miss Susan
3:15 Here's Looking At You
3:30 Bert Parks
4 PM Kate Smith
5 PM Hawkins Falls
5:15 Gabby Hayes
5:30 Howdy Doody
6 PM Ranch Time
6:30 Eyes On Time
6:45 Sportlight
7 PM WTVR Presents
7:15 Week's Sports

7:30 Those Two
8 PM Ezio Pinza
8:30 We The People
9 PM Big Story
9:30 Big Town (CBS--aired on the
network Thursday 9:30)
11 PM Man Against Crime
11:30 National Pros (don't know anything
about this one)
12 M Sign Off
Retro: Miami Mon 7/3/00
from Miami Herald (A&T South Florida edition)
WPBT 2-PBS
6:00 Morning Business Report (repeated at 6:15)
7:30 Dragon Tales
8:00 Arthur
9:00 Sesame Street

10:30 Dragon Tales
11:00 Arthur
Noon Season by Season
12:30 Mollie Katzen's Kitchen Show
1:00 As Time Goes By
2:00 Movie "The Inspector-General"
4:30 Dragon Tales
5:00 Arthur
5:30 ITN World News
7:30 'Allo, 'Allo!
8:00 Antiques Roadshow (from Tampa)
9:00 1900 House
10:00 Land of Dreams: Randy Newman's America
11:00 Dvorak & America
Mid. Goodnight Sweetheart
1:00 Charlie Rose
2:00 Grafters
3:00 You Rang M'Lord?

4:00 Final Target: Planet Earth
WFOR 4-CBS
5:00 News
7:00 Early Show
10:00 Dr. Joy Browne
Noon News
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News
8:00 King of Queens (2 eps)
9:30 Becker
10:00 48 Hours
11:00 News

1:35 News
WTVJ 6-NBC
5:00 Today in South Florida
7:00 Today
9:00 Later Today
2:00 Passions
5:00 News
7:30 Extra
8:00 Dateline NBC
9:00 Law & Order
10:00 Third Watch
11:00 News
11:35 Wimbledon Highlights
11:50 Tonight Show

2:20 Tonight Show
4:20 Access Hollywood (JIP?)
4:30 Early Today
WSVN 7-Fox
5:30 Today in Florida
10:00 Donny & Marie
11:00 Queen Latifah
Noon News
1:00 Rockford Files
2:00 Judge Joe Brown (2 eps)
3:00 Divorce Court (2 eps)
5:00 News
7:00 Inside Edition
7:30 Deco Drive
8:00 That 70s Show
8:30 Titus
9:00 Ally McBeal
10:00 News
11:00 7 at Eleven
11:15 Deco Drive
12:45 News
1:45 7 at Eleven
2:00 Inside Edition
2:30 Queen Latifah
4:00 Deco Drive
WWTU 8-Ind/Spanish/Music Videos
5:00 Independent Music Network
8:00 Religion
9:00 New Zoo Revue
9:30 Latin TV Music Block
Noon Una Nuevo(that's how that was spelled) Dimension
12:30 MiamiLatino.com
1:30 El Show del Medio Dia
6:00 News
9:00 Hollywood Treasures
11:00 News
Mid. Independent Music Network
WPLG 10-ABC
5:30 News
9:00 Jerry Springer
11:00 The View
Noon News
12:30 Port Charles
4:00 Maury
5:00 News
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Movie "...First Do No Harm"
10:00 Once & Again
11:00 News
11:35 Nightline
12:35 Maury
1:35 Family Feud (2 eps)

2:35 Jerry Springer
3:35 News
4:35 Infomercial
WLRN 17-PBS
6:30 Teletubbies
7:30 Arthur
8:00 Teletubbies
8:30 Kidsongs
9:30 Arthur
10:00 Sit & Be Fit
10:30 Wai Lana Yoga
11:00 Uncommon Knowledge
11:30 Closer to Truth
Noon Best of Joy of Painting
12:30 Tery Madden's Watercolor Workshop
1:00 Cucina Amore
1:30 Italian Kitchen
2:00 Sesame Street
3:00 Wimzie's House
4:30 Zoom
5:00 Arthur
5:30 Dragon Tales
6:00 Sesame Street
7:00 Zoboomafoo
7:30 Wishbone
8:00 Beethoven Lives Upstairs
9:00 Itzhak Perlman Plays Beethoven
10:00 Earth, Wind & Fire
11:30 BBC World News
Mid. Tellitalia (Italian)
12:30 Island Music
1:00 Hungarian TV (Hungarian)
1:30 Scully
2:00 BBC World News
2:30 Journal (from Deutsche Welle, not sure if English or German version)
3:00 Journal (see 2:30 note)
3:30 Deutsche Welle program
4:00 Charlie Rose
WLTV 23-Univision
5:00 Noticiero Univision: Fin de Semana
6:00 Noticias
10:00 Maite
11:00 Querida
Noon Cosas del Amor
1:00 Alma Rebelde
2:00 El Nino Que Vino del Mar
4:00 Cristina
5:00 Primer Impacto
6:00 Noticias
7:00 Por Tu Amor
8:00 Rosalinda
9:00 Tres Mujeres
11:00 Noticias
11:30 Noticiero Univision: Ultima Hora
Mid. Viviana a la Medionoche
2:00 Cristina
3:00 Canaveral de Pasiones
4:00 Sentimientos Ajenos
WFLX-29-Fox(West Palm Beach)
(Some AT&T viewers also got 29 and 42 from West Palm Beach)
6:00 Bloomberg Money News
6:30 First Business

7:00 News
8:00 Matlock
9:00 People's Court
11:00 Ricki Lake
Noon Queen Latifah
1:00 Jenny Jones
2:00 In the House
2:30 Magic School Bus (2 eps)
4:00 Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century
4:30 Digimon
5:00 Simpsons
6:00 Frasier (2 eps)
7:00 Seinfeld
7:30 Drew Carey
8:00 That 70s Show
8:30 Titus
9:00 Ally McBeal
10:00 News
11:00 Cheers
11:30 M*A*S*H
Mid. Caroline in the City

1:00 Infomercials
3:00 Dr. Joy Browne
4:00 Matlock
WBFS 33-UPN
5:00 Infomercials
6:30 Sailor Moon
7:00 Full House
7:30 Family Matters
8:00 Sister, Sister
9:30 Monkees
11:30 Amen
Noon Leeza
1:00 NewsRadio (2 eps)
2:00 Step by Step
3:00 Doug
3:30 Sabrina
4:00 Pepper Ann

4:30 Recess
5:00 Sister, Sister
5:30 Parent 'Hood
7:00 In the House
7:30 Wayans Bros.
8:00 Moesha
8:30 Parkers
9:00 Grown Ups
10:00 Mad About You
10:30 Frasier
11:00 Martin
11:30 Good Times
Mid. Sanford & Son
2:00 Infomercial
2:30 Untouchables
4:30 Monkees
WPXM 35-Pax
5:00 Worship TV
6:00 Caribbean News
6:30 Infomercials
8:30 James Robison
9:00 Infomercials
2:00 Bonanza
4:00 Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures (2 eps)
7:00 NBC News (network or WTVJ?)
8:00 Promised Land
11:30 NBC News
Mid. Infomercials
1:00 Independence Day Special
2:00 Worship TV
WBZL 39-WB
5:00 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World

7:00 Pokemon
7:30 Histeria!
8:00 Judge Mathis
9:00 People's Court
10:00 Judge Mathis
Noon Real TV
1:00 Blind Date
2:00 Nanny
3:00 Warneroonie Big Cartoonie Show
4:00 Pokemon
5:30 Drew Carey
7:00 Friends
7:30 Seinfeld
8:00 7th Heaven
9:00 Roswell
10:00 News
10:30 Blind Date
11:00 Friends
11:30 Drew Carey
Mid. Living Single
1:00 Infomercials
2:00 Hangin' with Mr. Cooper (2 eps)
3:00 People's Court
4:00 Real TV
WJAN 41-Spanish
5:00 La Cocina Facil
5:30 Todo Dulce
6:00 CNN en Espanol
6:30 Ale, Ale
7:00 CNN en Espanol
7:30 Puntos
Noon Maestro de Cocina
12:30 La Cocina Facil
1:00 Todo Dulce
1:30 Rico y Picante
2:00 Mascotas, Plantas y...
2:30 Belleza de Mujer

3:00 Mi Bebe
3:30 Hola Doctor
4:00 Modelos
5:00 La Extrana Dama
6:00 Naranja y Media
7:00 Guajira
8:00 Suave Veneno
9:00 Mas Alla del Horizante
10:00 CNN en Espanol
10:30 Noticiero Nacional Colombia
11:00 Francotiradores
1:00 Guajira
2:00 El Rey del Ganado
3:00 Venganza de Mujer
4:00 Mas Alla del Horizante
WXEL 42-PBS (West Palm Beach)
5:00 Masterpiece Theatre cont'd
6:00 Tots TV
6:30 Noddy
7:30 Zoboomafoo
8:00 Arthur
8:30 Teletubbies
9:00 Sesame Street

10:30 Between the Lione
11:00 Dragon Tales
Noon Against All Odds: Inside Statistics
12:30 American in Perspective: US History Since 1877
1:00 Total Health
1:30 Oceanus: The Marine Environment
2:30 Voices in Democracy
4:00 Arthur (2 eps)
5:00 Zoom
5:30 Wishbone
7:00 Ship Shape TV
7:30 Trailside: Make Your Own Adventure
9:00 1900 House
11:00 Charlie Rose
Mid. NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
1:00 1900 House

4:00 1900 House
WHFT 45-TBN
5:00 TBA
6:00 TBN Today
6:30 Benny Hinn
7:00 TotaLee Fit with Lee Haney
7:30 Candi Staton
8:00 Rich & Robyn Wilkerson
8:30 Joyce Meyer
9:30 John Hagee
10:00 Rod Parsley
10:30 Marilyn Hickey
11:30 South Florida Public Report
Noon Joy of Music
12:30 Bill Gaither
1:00 TBN Today
1:30 Casey Treat
2:00 James Robison
2:30 Benny Hinn
3:00 700 Club
4:00 John Hagee

4:30 Rod Parsley
7:00 Helen Pensanti, MD
7:30 Bishop Jakes
8:00 TBN Today
8:30 R.W. Schambach
9:00 Dino
Mid. John Jacobs
12:30 Dr. E.V. Hill
1:00 Jack Van Impe
1:30 Benny Hinn
2:00 Bob Larson
2:30 Dr. Whitaker
WSCV 51-Telemundo
5:00 Cine "The Border" cont'd
6:00 Jumanji
6:30 Doug
6:45 Ay, Monstruos!
7:00 Oye Arnold!
7:30 Aventuras en Panales
8:00 Les Pistas de Blue

8:30 Dragon Ball Z
9:00 Monica
10:00 Cine "Vuelo el Infierno"
11:30 Noticiero
Noon Yo Amo a Paquita Gallegos
1:00 A Todo Corazon
2:00 El Show del Padre Alberto
3:00 El y Ella
4:00 Laura en America
5:00 Ocurrio Asi
6:00 Noticiero
7:00 Muneca Brava
8:00 Pantanal
9:00 Amor Sin Limite
10:00 Xica
11:00 Noticiero
11:30 Laura en America
12:30 Occurio Asi
1:30 El Show del Padre Alberto
2:30 El y Ella
3:30 Los Recien Casados
4:00 Cine "Que Buena Esta Mi Ahijada!"
WEYS 55-Spanish Sports

7:00 Eliminatorias
7:30 Especial
9:30 Hoy en el Futbol
10:00 Eliminatorias
10:30 Mas Alla del Terra
11:00 Uno a Uno
Noon Futbol de Salon
1:00 Especial
3:00 Futbol de Playa
4:00 Futbol de Africa
6:00 Lo Mejor de Africa
7:00 El Balon Brasil
8:00 Copa Polemica
9:00 Futbol Sudamericano
11:00 El Balon Brasil
Mid. America's Store
WAMI 69-CityVision/Fox Kids
5:00 John
7:30 Jumanji
8:00 Monster Ranchers
8:30 Roughnecks: Starship Trooper Chronicles
9:00 Mummies Alive

10:00 Infomercials
Noon Newlywed Game
12:30 Dating Game
1:00 Ricki Lake
3:00 Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century
3:30 Digimon
4:30 Roseanne
5:00 Ricki Lake
6:30 Marlins Pre-Game
7:00 Baseball: NY Mets-Florida
10:00 Sportstown
10:30 Times
11:30 TENS
Mid. Cops (2 eps)
1:00 Infomercials
4:00 Roseanne
4:30 Infomercial
Miami-Dade TV (cable)
7:00 Metro View
7:30 Walk on the Wild Side
8:00 Aqui en Dade
8:30 Downtown Dade
9:00 South Florida Water Management
9:30 Econews
10:00 Hot Topics
10:30 Born from Fire
11:00 Down to Earth
11:30 Behind the Silver Badge
Noon Hurricane Preparedness
12:30 Disabilities & Possibilities
1:00 Rewind
1:30 El Condado
2:00 Behind the Silver Badge
2:30 Down to Earth
3:00 Our Miami
4:00 Art Deco
4:30 Metropolis
5:00 Miami Business Profile
5:30 El Condado
6:00 Hurricane Preparedness
6:30 Disabilities & Possibilities
7:00 Aqui en Dade
7:30 Downtown Dade

8:00 Down to Earth
8:30 JMH Monitor
9:00 Metropolis
9:30 Walk on the Wild Side
10:00 Jury Duty
10:30 Hot Topics
11:00 Aqui en Dade
11:30 Downtown Dade
Mid. Born from Fire
12:30 Miami Business Profile
1:00 Econews
1:30 Earth Cafe
2:00 Econews
2:30 FYI
3:00 Hurricane Preparedness
3:30 Metro View
4:00 sign-off
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Re: Retro: Miami Mon 7/3/00
> WPXM 35-Pax
> 7:00 NBC News (network or WTVJ?)
> 11:30 NBC News
More likely, it's a replay of WTVJ's newscasts. I heard of Pax stations replaying local newscasts,
but I don't think they ever shown "NBC Nightly News" on Pax.
> WSCV 51-Telemundo
Translations for the Spanish-impaired:
> 6:45 Ay, Monstruos! (Aaahh! Real Monsters)
> 7:00 Oye (Hey) Arnold!
> 7:30 Aventuras en Panales (Rugrats)
> 8:00 Les Pistas de Blue (Blue's Clues)
This, by the way, was Telemundo's Nick block, which lasted until 2001 and resurrected in 2004.
> WAMI 69-CityVision/Fox Kids
The failed attempt to change a Home Shopping channel to an independent. To become

Telefutura a year and a half from now.
> 5:00 John

My guess that this was "Shepherd's Chapel", a bible study program.
Retro:Cleveland Monday, December 21, 1953
TV Guide:Lake Erie Edition
Channels:
4 WNBK Cleveland NBC
5 WEWS Cleveland CBS
8 WXEL Cleveland DuMont/ABC
27 WKBN Youngstown CBS/DuMont/ABC
49 WAKR Akron ABC
73 WFMJ Youngstown NBC
Morning
7AM
4 73 Today
8AM
5 News
8:05
5 On Wings Of Song
8:30
5 Beauty For You-Exercise
8:45
5 News Bulletins
8:50
5 Beauty For You-Paige Palmer
9AM
4 Captain Glenn-Glen Rowell
5 Mixing Bowl-Van Cleve
8 Movie-Kiss Of Araby
73 Pictorial Parade
9:25
4 Ohio Today-Tom Haley
9:30
4 Idea Shop-Mildred/Gloria
5 Television I.Q.
9:55
4 Ohio Today-Tom Haley

10AM
4 73 Ding Dong School
5 Arthur Godfrey Time
10:30
4 73 Glamor Girl-Jack McCoy
"Lucky Girl gets Beauty overhaul" (Not unlike today's "makeover" shows)
8 Charming Children-Marjore Harm
TV Kindergarten
11AM
4 73 Hawkins Falls-serial
8 Alice Weston-cooking
27 Morning Movie-Feature
11:15
4 73 Three Steps to Heaven-serial
11:30
4 73 The Bennetts-serial
5 Strike It Rich
8 Movie-Warren Case
11:45
4 73 Follow Your Heart-serial

Afternoon
4 73 Bride And Groom
5 Valiant Lady
12:15
4 Haley's Daily
5 27 Love Of Life
73 Noontime Comics
12:30
4 73 Maggi Byrne-Fashion
8 Rena And Bob-TV Shop
"Viewers Buy and Sell On TV"
12:45
5 Guiding Light
27 73 News
1PM
4 Movie-Westward Ho
5 Women's Window-Ethel Jackson
8 Movie-Scarlet Clue (Charlie Chan)

27 Home Cooking-Marion Resch
73 Movie-My Son The Hero
1:30
5 Garry Moore-Guests Roger Price{Known for "Droodles") and Denise Lor
27 Feature Matinee-Movie
2PM
5 Double Or Nothing
2:15
4 Joe Portaro-Fashion
73 Fashion Sketchbook
2:30
4 Nancy Dixon-Shopping
5 Art Linkletter
73 Kitchen Corner-Mariner
2:40
8 You are what You eat
2:45
4 Chef Lorenzo-cooking
8 All For You-Alice Weston

3PM
4 73 Kate Smith
5 Big Payoff
8 Maggi Wulff-Club News
27 Paul Dixon-DuMont
3:30
5 Bob Crosby
8 27 Paul Dixon-DuMont
4PM
4 73 Welcome Travelers
5 Dinner Platter-Bob Dale
8 49 Turn To A Friend-Dennis James-ABC
27 Action In The Afternoon Live Action western series from Philadelphia-CBS
4:30
4 73 On Your Account-Win Elliott
8 King Jack's Toy Box
27 49 Ern Westmore show-ABC
5PM
4 Atom Squad
5 News
8 73 Santa Claus (two different local shows)
27 Movie-Western
49 Hinky Dinks-Game
5:30
4 73 Howdy Doody
5 Movie-Where Trail Ends
8 Desert Deputy-Western (various serial westerns)
49 Corral Time-Western
Evening
6PM
4 Superman-George Reeves
27 Adventure Time
73 News/Weather
6:10
8 Bob Rowley-News
27 Humbard Family-Religion
73 Viz Quiz-Film
6:20
8 Al Rosen-Sports
73 Eddie Lane-Sports
6:30
4 Tom Manning-Sports
5 Dorothy Fuldheim
8 TV Weatherman
27 News Today
49 Tootsie Hippodrome-ABC
73 Film Fare
6:40
4 Weather Factory-Puppets
8 Les Paul/Mary Ford
27 News At Home
6:45
4 Tom Field-News
5 Lee Sullivan-Variety
8 Home with the Grahams
27 Don Gardner-Sports
6:55
5 Johnny Price-Weather
27 Weather
7PM
4 Dangerous Assignment-Syndicated
5 Twenty Fingers-Piano
8 27 Captain Video-DuMont
49 News
73 it Happened Here-History
7:15
5 Art Linkletter-Kids
8 News Parade-Lang/Dudley
27 Rambling Reporter-News
49 Kenny Nichols-Quiz
73 Film Short
7:30
4 Arthur Murray
8 49 Jamie-ABC
7:45
4 73 NBC News-John Cameron Swayze
5 Perry Como
27 The Pastor-Religion
8PM
4 73 Name That Tune
5 Burns And Allen
8 Twenty Questions-DuMont
49 You Asked For It-ABC
8:30
4 73 The Voice Of Firestone
5 Talent Scouts
8 The Big Issue-ABC
27 Of Many Things-Discussion
49 Teen WHO Club
9PM
4 73 Dennis Day
5 I Love Lucy
8 Lingo-word game
49 Junior Press Conference-ABC
9:15
8 Bible Forum
9:30
4 73 Robert Montgomery Presents
5 27 Masquerade Party
8 This Is The Life-ABC

49 Why The Chimes Rang
10PM
5 27 Studio One "Cinderella '53"
8 Carling Boxing=DuMont
Bob Baker/Clarence Henry-Heavyweight bout
49 Mystery Theater
10:30
4 73 Badge 714-Dragnet Reruns
49 Akron Bar Association
10:45
8 Ringside Interviews
11PM
4 Tom Field-News
5 73 Polka Revue
8 27 Warren Guthrie-Your Sohio Reporter
49 News/Sports/Weather
11:05
4 Ken Coleman-Sports
11:10
4 Joe Finan-Weather
8 Ted Malone-Today's Top Story
27 Sid Davis-News
11:15
4 Movie-Mississippi Rhythm
8 John Fitzgerald-Sports
11:20
8 Movie-"Fear"
27 Movie-TBA
12:00 Midnight
5 News
73 News
12:05
5 Movie-Cheating Blondes
12:15
4 News
12:30
27 News

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Re: Retro:Cleveland Monday, December 21, 1953
Tim Lones takes us back to Cleveland on December 21st, 1953, courtesy of the local TV Guide
(Lake Erie Edition):
> 11AM
> 4 73 Hawkins Falls-serial
> 11:15
> 4 73 Three Steps to Heaven-serial
> 11:30
> 4 73 The Bennetts-serial
(and "Follow Your Heart" at 11:45)
I get the impression that through the history of network television, daytime soaps don't work
ratings-wise prior to 12 Noon, considering how few soaps over the years have been broadcast in
the morning.
> 5 Strike It Rich
Hosted by Warren Hull, this was possibly the most infamous and controversial game show ever
broadcast. During the show's peak years, there were numerous newspaper articles detailing how
down-and-out people somehow went to New York to try out for the show, and if they failed,
often ended up on the local welfare rolls.
"Strike It Rich" ended in January, 1958, not because of the controversy, but because the ratings
had slipped.
> 12:30
> 8 Rena And Bob-TV Shop
> "Viewers Buy and Sell On TV"
This must have been one show so bad, it was good!
> 1:30
> 5 Garry Moore-Guests Roger Price{Known for "Droodles") and
> Denise Lor
I believe Roger Price (and his "Droodles") made frequent guest appearances on all of Garry
Moore's TV variety shows from the first one in 1950 through the final one in 1966.
I also believe Denise Lor became a regular on Moore's TV variety shows not too long after this
date and remained a regular until the end of his long-running (1958-64) prime-time show.
> 2:30
> 5 Art Linkletter
Given how close it was to Christmas, Art probably got to ask the children that day what they
wanted for Christmas, and probably prodded them into giving hilarious answers!
> 2:40
> 8 You are what You eat
Was the Food Police even around in 1953???
> 4PM
> 27 Action In The Afternoon Live Action western series from
> Philadelphia-CBS
Actually done in the studios (with exterior scenes in the back parking lot) of then-CBS affiliate
WCAU-10. The only television Western series ever done live.
> 4:30
> 4 73 On Your Account-Win Elliott
Win Elliott was better known as a sportscaster.
> 6:30
> 49 Tootsie Hippodrome-ABC
Wasn't this a kinescope of a live show done on Saturday or Sunday??
> 6:40
> 4 Weather Factory-Puppets
Puppets "helping out" a TV weather forecaster wetre actually common during the 1950's.
> 6:45
> 27 Don Gardner-Sports
Was this the same Don Gardner who later went on to be a radio news anchor at ABC??
> 7:15
> 8 News Parade-Lang/Dudley
Unless one of these people did only sports or weather, this was a case of a newscast anchored
(likely) by two men, at least three years before Huntley and Brinkley!!
Maybe now I know where NBC got the idea!
> 8PM
> 4 73 Name That Tune
Given it was the last show prior to Christmas, I wonder if the songs contestants tried to guess
that week included Christmas songs and carols.
> 5 Burns And Allen
> 8 Twenty Questions-DuMont
> 49 You Asked For It-ABC
Three classic shows in that timeslot.
> 10PM
> 8 Carling Boxing=DuMont
> Bob Baker/Clarence Henry-Heavyweight bout
Was this bout held in Cleveland??
> 10:45
> 8 Ringside Interviews
Likely "post-fight reaction" from the fighters (unless the loser got knockied out), trainers,
sportswriters who were at ringside, etc. And if Baker and Henry were top contendors, perhaps
the announcer asked some of the sportswriters how soon the winner would get a title shot.
> 11:05
> 4 Ken Coleman-Sports
One of the big names in the history of sportscasting both in Cleveland and in Boston.
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> Tim Lones takes us back to Cleveland on December 21st, 1953,

> courtesy of the local TV Guide (Lake Erie Edition):
>
> > 11AM
> > 4 73 Hawkins Falls-serial
>
> > 11:15
> > 4 73 Three Steps to Heaven-serial
>
> > 11:30
> > 4 73 The Bennetts-serial
> (and "Follow Your Heart" at 11:45)
>
> I get the impression that through the history of network
> television, daytime soaps don't work ratings-wise prior to
> 12 Noon, considering how few soaps over the years have been
> broadcast in the morning.
You're right on that score. I might add that, at the time,
NBC never gave its soaps a chance to build an audience. As
a rule, a soap needs at least 18 months for the audience to
find it and for the producers to figure out what works. In
the '50s, NBC seldom let one run more than a year (notable
exceptions: From These Roots from 1958-61, and Young Dr.
Malone from 1959-63). NBC didn't strike gold until the '60s,
with The Doctors, Another World, and one still on the air:
Days Of Our Lives.
>
>>>
>>
>
>
>
>>
>>
>
> > 4:30
> > 4 73 On Your Account-Win Elliott
>
> Win Elliott was better known as a sportscaster.
Dennis James became the host of this show when it moved
to CBS in 1954. Its replacement in 1956 was The Edge
Of Night.
>
>>
>
> > 6:45
> > 27 Don Gardner-Sports
>
> Was this the same Don Gardner who later went on to be a
> radio news anchor at ABC??

No. Don Gardiner was a news anchor at NBC in the '40s;
he was often heard on a noontime newscast there. He
did switch to ABC; I remember him when I was a kid.
>
>>
> >9:30
5 27 Masquerade Party
I know that Douglas Edwards was host of this show
on CBS in the summer of 1953 and suspect he was
still the host at this time. How long was Masquerade
Party on CBS Mondays at 9:30?
>
>>
>
>
>>
12-15-2005, 06:18 PM #4
TimL
Guest
>
> > 7:15
> > 8 News Parade-Lang/Dudley
>
> Unless one of these people did only sports or weather, this
> was a case of a newscast anchored (likely) by two men, at
> least three years before Huntley and Brinkley!!
>
> Maybe now I know where NBC got the idea!
Highly unlikely. I did evening schedules from this same year earlier..Bob Lang and Jimmy Dudley
(Cleveland Indians radio announcer) did something Called "Gray Drug News" On channel 5 about
6 months earlier..This appears to be the same show moved to channel 8 under a different name
>
> > 10PM
> > 8 Carling Boxing=DuMont
> > Bob Baker/Clarence Henry-Heavyweight bout
>
> Was this bout held in Cleveland??
It doesnt say but I would think it was in New York. I read on Clarke Ingram's DuMont History
pages where DuMont usually did live sports in cities where they had owned stations.
>
>

12-16-2005, 04:37 PM #5
Joseph_Gallant
Guest
> How long was Masquerade
> Party on CBS Mondays at 9:30?
According to Brooks and Marsh, it was in the Summers of 1953 and 1954.
However, since it was listed for December 21st, 1953, it may have been a one-shot Christmas
"special episode", pre-empting Red Buttons, whose show normally had the Mondays at 9:30
P.M. (ET) slot on CBS in the 1953/1954 season.
RETRO BOSTON TV- CHRISTMAS EVE 1983
RETRO BOSTON TV- CHRISTMAS EVE 1983
Saturday December 24, 1983
CHANNEL LINEUP
6 WLNE-TV (CBS) Providence/New Bedford
7 WNEV-TV (CBS) Boston

50 WNDS-TV (Ind.) Derry, NH
MORNING
7:00
4- Mister Magoo
5- Herculoids
6-7- Captain Kangaroo
9- Groovy Goolies
10- Kidsworld
25- Force Five
38- Exchange
50- Movie- Craps in the World (1965)
56- De Todo Un Poco
7:30
4- Cool McCool
5- Shazzan
10- Thundarr
12- Childrens Theater
25- Star Blazers
38- Its Your Business
56- Cambridge U.S.A
8:00
2- Sesame Street
4- Flintstone Funnies
5-9-12- Scooby Doo
6-7- The Biskitts
10- G.I Joe
25- Childrens Theater
38- Editors Desk
56- Rex Humbard
68- Movie- The Boy Who Caught a Crook
8:30
4-10- The Shirt Tales
5-9-12- The Monchhichis
6-7- Over Easy
25- High School Quiz Show
38- That Teen Show

56- Oral Roberts
9:00
2- Over Easy
4-10- Smurfs
11- Vietnam: A Television History
25- Movie- Chip off The Old Block (1944)
38- Ask The Manager
50- Movie- Secret of the Incas
56- Jimmy Swaggart
9:30
2- Over Easy
5-9-12- Pac-Man
6-7- Dungeons & Dragons
38- Three Stooges
68- Miller Billiards
10:00
2- Over Easy
6-7- Plasticman
11- Community Christmas
56- News
68- Wrestling
10:30
2- Over Easy
4-10- Alvin and the Chipmunks
5-9-12- The Littles
6-7 Charlie Brown
25- Sports Legends
38- Movie- Time Travelers (1976)
11:00
2- Over Easy
4-10- Mr. T
5-9-12- Puppy Named Scooby-Doo?
11- Paddington Bear
25-56- Wrestling
50- Cartoons
68- Soul Train
11:30
2- Tony Browns Journal
4-10- Amazing Spiderman
6- The Muppets
7- Bugs Bunny
AFTERNOON
12:00
2- The Lawmakers
5- Candlepin Bowling
9- ABC Weekend Special
11- European Journal
12- Pop n Rocker
25- Wrestling
38- Movie- Song of Norway (1970)
50- Just Kidding Around
56- Movie- The Stranger (1972)
68- Movie- War Hint (1968)
12:30
2- Faces of Medicine
4- Thundarr
9- American Bandstand
10- Americas Top Ten
11- Working Woman
12- Big Valley
1:00
2- Nature of Things
4- The Bear Who Slept Through Christmas
5- Candlepin Doubles
6-7- College Basketball- Boston College @ Maryland
10- Dance Fever

11- Boys Town Choir
25- Rawhide
50- Movie- Lets Dance (1950)
1:30
4- New Wilderness
5- Soap
9- Wrestling
10- Happy Das Again
11- Decorative Painting
12- Movie- Airport 77 (1977)
56- Starcade
68- Movie- Paths of Glory (1967)
2:00
2- Nova
4- In Search of
5- The Waltons
10- Mom, Wolfman, Me
11- Kids Sing Christmas
25- Lone Ranger
56- Movie- Harvey (1951)
2:30
4- At The Movies
9- USGA Champions
25- Lone Ranger
3:00
2- Nature
4- Kodak All-American- Salute to College Football players
5- Rhoda
6-7- College Football- Sun Bowl- Alabama .vs. Southern Methodist (from El Paso, TX) (Alabama
won 28-7)
9- Wild Kingdom
11- American Christmas
25- The Rifleman
38- Julie Andrews Special
50- Movie
68- The Avengers
3:30
4- NFL 83
5- All In The Family
9- The Muppets
12- Movie- The Concorde: Airport 79 (1979)
25- The Rifleman
4:00
4- NFL Football- AFC Wild Card Game- Denver Broncos @ Seattle Seahawks (from the Old
Kingdome- Seahawks won 31-7)
5- Movie- Mame (1974)
9- Christmas Music Show
10- Movie- Great Expectations (1975)
11- What Child is This?
25- Movie- Million Dollar Baby (1941)
38- Movie- Come To The Stable (1949)
56- Movie- Glenn Miller Story (1954)
68- Movie- Kung Fu Conspiracy
4:30
2- World of Cooking
5:00
2- Dinner at Julias
11- Doctor Who
44- Washington Week in Review
50- Solid Gold
5:30
2- Victory Garden
12- Christmas Special
44- Wall Street Week
68- Pop n Rocker
EVENING
6:00
2- All New This Old House
5- All in The Family
6-7-10- News
9- People Who Can
12- Visitation
25- Buck Rogers
38- Movie- Were No Angels (1955)
44- Vietnam: A Television History
50- Pop n Rocker
56- Dance Fever
68- Music City USA
6:30
2- Presente
5-12- News
6-7- CBS News
9- Week in Country Music
10- NBC News
11- Housewarming
50- Music Magazine
56- Americas Top Ten
68- Pop! Goes the Country
7:00
2- Ireland: A TV History
4-10- Solid Gold
5- Christ Church
6- Fame
7- Young Editors
9-68- Hee Haw
11- N.H Journal
12- Lawrence Welk
25- Battlestar Galactica
44- American Interests
50- Salute
56- Hardy Boys Mysteries
7:30
7- Urban Update
11- Agronsky and Company
44- Sing-It Yourself Messiah
8:00
4-10- Diffrent Strokes
5-9-12- T.J Hooker
6-7- Cutler to Houston
11- Alfred Hitchcock
25- Movie- Its A Wonderful Life (1947)
38- Movie- Greatest Story Ever Told (1965)

50- Movie- Islands in the Stream (1977)
56- Movie- Pocketful of Miracles (1961)
68- Kojak
8:15
2- Making of Mankind
8:30
4-10- Silver Spoons
11- N.H Crossroads
9:00
4-10- Manimal
5-9-12- Love Boat
6-7- Movie- The Children Nobody Wanted (1981)
11- Nature
68- Cannon
9:15
2- Christmas with Luciano Pavarotti
9:30
44- American Christmas
10:00
4-10- The Yellow Rose
5-9-12- Fantasy Island
11- The Christmas Songs (Sign-off time for WENH, 11pm)
50-56- News
68- Barnaby Jones
10:15
2- Vietnam
10:30
44- Christmas Snows (sign-off for WGBX 11:30pm)
50- That Teen Show
11:00
4-5-6-7-9-10-12- News
25- Movie- East Side of Heaven (1939) (sign-off for WXNE, 12:28am)
50- Solid Gold
56- Music Magazine
68- Perry Mason (sign-off for WQTV, midnight)
11:30
4-10- Christmas- Rome 1983- (with Pope John Paul II- AKA- Midnight Mass)
5- Movie- A Christmas Carol (1938)
6-7- Let The Desert Be Joyful
9- Christmas Music Show

12- Movie- A Man For All Seasons (1966) (sign-off time for WPRI, 1:30am)
11:45
2- Christmas at Kennedy Center with Leontyne Price (sign-off for WGBH, 12:45am)
12:00
6-7- Christmas Service- (from Lovely Lane Methodist Church in Baltimore)
38- Midnight Mass from St. Patricks Cathedral from New York
56- Rock TV (sign-off for WLVI, 1am or 1:30am)
12:30
50- News (sign-off for WNDS, 1am)
12:50
5- Sing We Noel/Mormon Symphony & Chorus
1:00
6- Laugh In
7- Movie- Christian the Lion (1976) (sign-off for WNEV, 2:29am)
1:!0
4- Solid Gold
1:30
9- Americas Top Ten
10- Star Search
2:00
6- I Love Lucy
9- Nashville Music
2:10
4- Movie- The Flying Deuces (1939)
2:30
9- ABC News (sign-off time for WMUR, 3am)
10- Rockford Files- (sign-off time for WJAR, 3:30am)
2:40
6- Movie- Topkapi (1964) (sign-off time for WLNE, 4:40am)
2:50
5- Carols of Christmas
3:20
5- Handels Messiah/US Naval Academy Choir
3:30
4- Movie- Voyage to the Edge of the World (1977)

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Re: RETRO BOSTON TV- CHRISTMAS EVE 1983
> 11:30
> 12- Movie- A Man For All Seasons (1966) (sign-off time for
> WPRI, 12:30am)
Don't you mean 1:30AM, at the earliest? "A Man For All Seasons" is 120 minutes long, without
commercials or cuts.
Hard to believe they would interrupt a film for the Star Spangled Banner and "snow".
Retro: Charleston/Huntington (WV) New Year's Eve 2000
from Charleston Gazette-Mail
Charleston/Huntington
3 WSAZ-NBC * 8 WCHS-ABC * 11 WVAH-Fox * 13 WOWK-CBS * 29 WLPX-Pax *

30 WHCP-WB * 33 WPBY-PBS * W WVPTV2-PBS(cable only)
Bluefield/Oak Hill
4 WOAY-ABC * 6 WVVA-NBC
Note: The Gazette-Mail used all grids, some titles may be incomplete
Morning
5:00
3 America's Store
6 Home Solutions
11 Cheers
13 ANC News
29 Worship
33-W Great Streets
5:30
8 Cosby Show
11 News
29 Worship
6:00
3 America's Store
4 US Farm Report
8 Better Homes & Gardens
11 Famous Homes & Hideaways
13 B. Smith with Style
29 Public Affairs
30 Infomercial
33-W Sesame Street
6:30
4 H. Richard Hall
6 Our Voice
8 Ron Hazelton
13 This Old House
30 Horizons
7:00
3 Hour of Power
4 Forum
6 Viewpoint
8 Dr. James Kennedy
13 Home Improvement
29 Infomercial

33 Workplace Skills
W Caillou
7:30
4 Home Improvement
6 What the Bible Says
11 Young America Outdoors
29 Day of Discovery
33 Workplace Skills
W Clifford the Big Red Dog
8:00
3-6 Today
4 Good News
8 Infomercial
11 Clueless
13 Evangelistic Outreach
29 In Touch
30 Prophetic...
33 TV 411
W Sesame Street
8:30
4 Dorothy O.
8 Henry Mahan
11 Life in the Wild
13 Lower Lighthouse
30 C. Evans
33 Dooley & Pals
9:00
3 Proactive Solutions
4 Song of Zion
6 In Focus
11 Fox News Sunday
29-30 Infomercial
33 Bookworm Bunch
W Barney & Friends
9:30
3 Jack Van Impe
4 ...Church
6 Day of Discovery
29 Infomercial
30 Wesley Church
W Teletubbies
10:00
3 Kenneth Copeland
4 Home Improvement
6-8 In Touch
11 Queen of Swords
29 Infomercial
30 Amazing Facts
W Dragon Tales
10:30
3 Breakthrough
4 Outreach
13 Face the Nation
29-30 Infomercial
W Wimzie's House
11:00
3-6 Meet the Press
8 Dynamic Health
11 Tri-State Sports
13 Franklin
29 Video Computer Store
30 Prophetic...
W Zoboomafoo
11:30
4-8 This Week
11 WV Works
13 Kipper
30 Infomercial
W Arthur
Afternoon
Noon
3 Fit AB
11 TBA
13 NFL Today
29 Infomercial
30 Movie "Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie"
33-W Between the Lions
12:30
3 VIP
4 More Than a Game
6 Rebecca's Garden
8 Church Without Borders
13 NFL: AFC Wildcard Game
29 Infomercial
33-W Book of Virtues

1:00
4 Access Hollywood
6 Home Again
29 Infomercial
33 Under Fire
W Noddy
1:30
3 Orange Glo
6 Your New House
8 Taxi
29 Infomercial
33 To the Contrary
W Theodore Tugboat
2:00
3-6 Auto Racing: American Le Mans Series (from Adelaide, Australia)
4 Ronco
8 Baywatch Hawaii
29 Infomercial
30 Movie "Earthquake in New York"
W Tots TV
2:30
4 Progenis
29 Infomercial
33 Quilt in a Day
W Anyplace Wild
3:00
4 ...Routine
8 Movie "Hook"
11 TBA
29 Infomercial
33 America Sews
W Body & Soul
3:30
4 ...Juicing
11 NFL Sunday
29 Infomercial
33 Kaye's Qulting Room
W Vegetarian Table
4:00
3-6 Golf: Skills Challenge
4 TBA
11 NFL: NFC Wildcard
13 Paralympics
29 Movie "Lionheart"
30 Movie "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert"
W Think Tank
4:30
33 Watercolor Workshop
W To the Contrary
5:00
33 Joy of Painting
W Healthweek
5:30
33 School of Fine Art
W Tony Brown's Journal
Evening
6:00
3-8-13 News
4 Stargate SG-1
6 Wild America
29 Orange Bowl Parade

30 ER
33 Naturescene
W Uncommon Knowledge
6:30
8 ABC World News Sunday
13 CBS Evening News
33 TBA
7:00
3-6 World's Most Amazing Videos
4-8 All-Star Bloopers
11 Futurama
13 60 Minutes
29 Encounters with the Unexplained
30 Jamie Foxx
33 WVSports
W Wishbone
7:30
11 King of the Hill
30 PJs
33 Journal
W Book of Virtues
8:00
3-6 Dateline NBC
11 Simpsons
29 It's a Miracle
30 Steve Harvey
33 Nature
W Mystery!
8:30
4-8 Whose Line Is It Anyway?
30 Hype
9:00
3-6 Movie "While You Were Sleeping"
4-8 Who Wants to be a Millionaire (WH1 Pop-Up Celebrity Edition)
11 X-Files
13 Movie "Timepiece"
29 Movie "Frantic"
30 Nikki
33 Movie "A Rather English Marriage"
W TBA
9:30
30 Grosse Pointe
10:00
4-8 Primetime New Year's Rockin' Eve
11 News
30 Maximum Exposure
11:00
3-4-6-8-13 News
11 Andromeda
29 Scarecrow & Mrs. King
30 New York Undercover
33-W Mystery!
11:30
6 Extra (sign-off 12:30)
11:35
3 Profiler
4-8 New Year's Rockin' Eve (4 signed off at 2:05)
13 Extra
Late Night
Midnight
29 Infomercial
30 BattleDome
33-W Nature
12:30
29 Infomercial
12:35
3 America's Store
13 Access Hollywood
1:00
3 America's Store
11 Movie: TBA
29 Jerusalem Arise!
30 Infomercial
33-W Movie "A Rather English Marriage"
1:30
1:35
13 Home Improvement
2:00
3 America's Store
29 Worship
30 Coin Vault
2:05
13 Home Improvement
2:30
29 Worship
2:35
3:00
3 America's Store
11 Movie: TBA
29 Worship
33-W Nature
3:05
8 NYPD Blue
3:30
29 Worship
4:00
3 America's Store
29 Worship
33-W Movie "A Rather English Marriage"
4:05
8 Relic Hunter
4:30
3 Early Today
13 CBS Morning News
29 Worship
Retro: Atlanta Wednesday, December 20, 1972
run from 7 AM.
WSB Ch. 2 (NBC)
7 AM Today
10 AM Dinah's Place
10:30 Concentration
12 N News
12:30 Merv Griffin
2:30 The Doctors
3 PM Another World
4 PM Somerset
5 PM Perry Mason
6 PM News
7 PM NBC News
7:30 Adam-12
8 PM Movie: "Rosie"
10 PM Search
11 PM News
11:30 Tonight Show
1 AM News
WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS)
9 AM Phil Donahue
10 AM Joker's Wild
11 AM Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life
12 N News
1 PM It's Your Bet
2 PM Guiding Light
2:30 Edge Of Night
Thing
3:30 Secret Storm
4 PM The Virginian
6 PM News
6:30 CBS News
7 PM News
8 PM Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour
9 PM Medical Center
10 PM Cannon
11 PM News
11:30 CBS Movie: "Violent Road"

WGTV Ch. 8 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM Sesame Street
7 PM Zoom
7:30 Why!
8 PM A New England Christmas
8:30 Playhouse New York (a year-
end report on film and theater)
10 PM VD Blues
11 PM VD Blues--Local Report
11:30 Sign off
WQXI (WXIA) Ch. 11 (ABC)
7 AM Cartoon Club
9 AM Hazel
9:30 Dick Van Dyke
10 AM Courtship Of Eddie's
Father
11 AM Password
**At this point, Ch. 11 was trying to
persuade ABC to let it carry One Life
To Live on delay at this time. Apparently,
ABC wasn't thrilled about having the soap
air in the morning, but in the summer of
'73 Ch. 11 got its way and Password moved
to 10 AM. Yet three years later Ch. 11
ran Edge Of Night in the morning, as did
Ch. 2 after the switch in 1980, and ABC
seemed to have no objections.**
11:30 Bewitched
12 N News
12:30 Split Second
2 PM Newlywed Game
2:30 Dating Game
3:30 Movie: "Another Time, Another
Place"
5 PM Ponderosa (title for Bonanza reruns
until NBC canceled the show in
January 1973)
6 PM News
6:30 ABC News
8 PM Paul Lynde Show
8:30 Julie Andrews Hour
9:30 ABC Movie: "The Weekend Nun"
11 PM News
11:40 Movie: "The Oklahoma Woman"
**Not listed here, but IIRC F Troop and
news followed the movie.**
WTCG (WTBS) Ch. 17 (Ind.)
7 AM Little Rascals
8 AM Banana Splits
8:30 Magic Funnies
9 AM New Zoo Revue
9:30 Romper Room
10:30 Jack LaLanne

11 AM Topper
11:30 Mike Douglas
1 PM Movie: "Railroaded"
3 PM Banana Splits
3:30 Flintstones
5 PM Andy Griffith
5:30 Get Smart
6 PM Wild Wild West
7 PM Rifleman
7:30 Andy Griffith
8 PM Movie: "Terror Times Two"
9:30 Rat Patrol
10 PM Outdoor Outlines
10:30 Rollin' On The River
11 PM The Avengers
12 M Movie: "Say It In French"
1:30 Movie: "Railroaded"
WETV (WPBA) Ch. 30 (PBS)
4 PM Sesame Street
6 PM Amahl And The Night Visitors
(performed by the Briarwood
High School chorale)
7 PM Firing Line
8 PM Cinema Showcase (interview
with Otto Preminger)
8:30 Playhouse New York
10 PM Soul (Stevie Wonder performs)
11 PM Black Viewpoints
11:30 Sign Off
WHAE (WGCL) Ch. 46 (Ind.)
4 PM Insight
4:30 Fury
5 PM Top Cat
6 PM Jim And Tammy
7 PM Of Lands And Seas
8 PM Special: "Athens Of India"
9 PM 700 Club
11 PM Sign Off
Below the listings is an article about Dick
Clark's first New Year's Eve show, scheduled
for NBC on December 31, 1972. The show is
actually titled Three Dog Night's New Year's
Rockin' Eve and (this may give you younger folks
a laugh) features such "now" (the article's word)
performers as Blood, Sweat and Tears, Al Green,
Billy Preston, and Helen Reddy. (Why does this
sound like an episode of The Midnight Special?
Well, it WAS 1972.)
Sometime back I posted the Greensboro/Winston-
Salem/High Point listings for 12/31/72 and in
response to a question as to why Clark's special
wasn't on ABC, I could only give two possible
reasons. The Sugar Bowl was on ABC that night,
and wasn't scheduled to be over before midnight;
second, Lawrence Welk had a syndicated special
that was carried mainly on ABC affiliates (including
WGHP/8, ABC in the Triad at the time). In Atlanta,
Welk's special aired on WSB (then-NBC), and I don't
recall if Clark's special aired on Ch. 17 or even
at all. But I do believe that Clark's show has run
on ABC ever since, and that Welk never did another

New Year's Eve special, incorporating it into his
regular show instead.
Retro: Ottawa/Montreal/Southern Quebec Thurs 9/24/81
from TV Hebdo-North West edition (covering Ottawa area)
2 CBFT-SRC Montreal * 2g Videotron Gatineau * 3 WCAX-CBS Burlington *
4 CBOT-CBC Ottawa * 5 WPTZ-NBC Plattsburgh * 5p CHRO-CBC Pembroke *
6 CBMT-CBC Montreal * 6o CKGN-Global Ottawa * 7 CHLT-TVA Sherbrooke *
8 CJOH-CTV Cornwall * 8r WROC-NBC Rochester * 9 CBOFT-SRC Ottawa *
9s CKSH-SRC Sherbrooke * 10 CFTM-TVA Montreal * 10r WHEC-CBS Rochester *
11 CKWS-CBC Kingston * 12 CFCF-CTV Montreal * 12o Ottawa Cable 12 *
12s Skyline Cable 12 Ottawa * 13 CKTM-SRC Trois-Rivieres * 13o CJOH-CTV Ottawa *
17 CIVM-RQ Montreal * 18 WNPI-PBS Norwood * 22 WEZF-ABC Burlington *
24 CICO-TVO Ottawa * 30 CIVO-RQ Hull * 33 VT ETV-PBS Burlington *
40 CHOT-TVA Hull * 99 TVFQ
[TVFQ was a predecessor of TV5, airing programming from France]
Morning
6:00
6o Seneca Telecollege
8-12-13o University of the Air
10r Summer Semester
22 Jim Bakker
6:25
13r Romper Room
6:30
3 Sunrise Semester
8-12-13o Morning Exercises
10r Eddie Meath
6:55
8r News for Little People
13r Eyewitness News
7:00
3-10r Thursday Morning with Charles Kuralt
5-8r Today
5p Hilarious House of Frightenstein
6o Good Morning, Good Music
8-12-13o Canada AM
13r-22 Good Morning America
7:10
13 Woody et ses amis [Woody Woodpecker]
7:15
7-10-40 Les petits bonhommes

7:30
6o Hammy Hamster
7-10-40 Premiere heure
7:40
13 Bonjour
7:45
18-33 AM Weather
8:00
3-10r Captain Kangaroo
5p 100 Huntley Street
6o Hercules
9s Quoi de neuf
24 Polka Dot Door
33 Sesame Street
8:30
6o Gifts of the Spirit
18 Schools Programs
24 Tales of Magic
8:45
11 Galloping Ghost
9:00
2-9-9s-13 En mouvement
3 John Davidson
5-13r Phil Donahue
6o New Ed Allen Show
7-10-40 Votre amie, Suzanne
8-13o Definition
8r Movie "Count Three & Pray"
10r Bonanza
12 Romper Room
12s CRTC Pay-TV Hearings
18 Sesame Street
22 Richard Simmons
33 Schools Programs
9:15
2-9-9s-13 Les Oraliens
11 700 Club
24 Schools Programs
9:30
2-9-9s-13 Animagerie
5p Presents
6o 100 Huntley Street
8-13o Jeffersons
12 What's Cooking
99 Pour les jeunes
9:45
2-9-9s-13 Tape-Tambour
9:55
6 A Thought for Today
10:00
2-9-9s-13 Passe-Partout
5 Las Vegas Gambit
5p Canadian Films
6 Good Morning
8-13o Morning Magazine
10r Jeffersons
12 New Ed Allen Show
13r Morning Break
17-30 Le marche aux images
18 Schools Programs
22 Edge of Night
10:15
4-6-11 Friendly Giant
10:30
2-9-9s-13 Magazine-Express
2g Emissions pour enfants
3-10r Alice
4-5p-6-11 Mr. Dressup
5 Blockbusters
7-10-40 Jinny [I Dream of Jeannie]
12 The Community
22 Super Pay Cards
99 Avis de recherche
11:00
2-9-9s-13 Le son des francais d'Amerique
3-10r Price is Right
4-5p-6 Sesame Street
5-8r Wheel of Fortune
6o-13r-22 Love Boat
7 Sans detour
8-13o What's Cooking
10-40 Fanfan Dede

11 Polka Dot Door
12 Definition
99 Des chiffres et des lettres [known to UK viewers as Countdown; has this format ever been
attempted in the US?]
11:20
99 Generation une
11:30
2-9-9s-13 Les travaux d'Hercule Jonsson
5-8r Password Plus
7-10-40 Les petits bonhommes
8-13o Romper Room
11 Harrigan
12 Looking Good
99 Aujourd'hui madame
11:45
7-10-40 Les satellipopettes
11:55
2-9-9s La vie secrete des animaux
13 Le 13 vous informe
Afternoon
Noon
2g Art-Quebec
3 12 O'Clock News & Weather
4 Room 222
5 Card Sharks
5p Beachcombers
6o Noon Report
8-12-13o Flintstones
8r News
10r Noon at 10
11 Flipper
13r-22 Family Feud
24 Human Foible
12:05
13 L'homme-araignee [Spider-Man]
12:10
3 Across the Fence
12:15
7-10-40 Nouvelles TVA
12:25
2-9 Le Telejournal
9s A la ferme
12:30
2-9-9s-13 Allo Bou Bou
3-8-10r-13 Young & the Restless
4-6-11 Bob McLean
5-8r Doctors
5p Muppet Show
7-10-40 Cine-Quiz "A chacun son enfer"
12 Super Pay Cards
13r-22 Ryan's Hope
24 People Patterns
99 Les jeux de 20h
1:00
5-8r Days of Our Lives
5p Party Game
6o Let's Make a Deal
12 Alan Thicke
13r-22 All My Children
24 Schools Programs
99 Comiques associes
1:30
2-9-9s-13 Femme d'aujourd'hui
2g Cours d'anglais
3-6o-10r As the World Turns
4-6-11 Edward VII
5p Presents
8-13o Super Pay Cards
17-30 Le marche aux images
33 Over Easy
99 L'ete en plus
2:00
5-8-8r-12-13o Another World
5p Wok with Yan
13r-22 One Life to Live
2:30
2-9-9s-13 Cinema "Seul face au desert" ["The Ordeal"]
2g Art-Quebec
3-10r Search for Tomorrow
4-5p-6-11 Coronation Street
6o Pitfall
7-10-40 Janette veut savoir...
17-30 Les 100 tours de Centour
33 An American Original
99 L'invite du jeudi
3:00
3-6o-10r Guiding Light
4-5p-6-11 Edge of Night
5-8r-12 Texas
8-13o Alan Thicke
13r-22 General Hospital
18 Lilas, Yoga & You
3:30
4-5p-6-11 Take 30
7 Vous les femmes...
10 Service a la communaute
17-30 Droit de parole
18 Over Easy
40 De tout pour tous
99 Actualites regionales
4:00
2-9-9s-13 Bobino
2g Formation PME
3 Brady Bunch
4-6-11 Wok with Yan
5 Tom & Jerry

5p Days of Our Lives
6o Battle of the Planets
7 Fanfan Dede
8-13o Laverne & Shirley
8r Ironside
10 Gronigo et cie
10r John Davidson
12 Let's Make a Deal
13r Happy Days
18-33 Sesame Street
24 La grosse bille bleue [Big Blue Marble?]
40 Les chevaux du soleil
4:30
2-9-9s-13 Pop-Citrouille
3 Muppet Show
4-6-11 Beachcombers
6o Little Rascals
7-10-40 Les joyeux naufrages [Gilligan's Island]
8-13o Price is Right
12 Family Feud
13r Starsky & Hutch
17-30 Planete
24 Vision On
5:00
2-9 Frederic
2g Gatineau Mag
3 Kojak
4-6 Happy Days
5-8r Welcome Back, Kotter
5p Love Boat
6o Starsky & Hutch
7-10-40 L'Artishow
9-13 Cinema de 5h "Plus feroces que les males" ["Deadlier Than the Male"]
10r Hour Magazine
11 Muppet Show
12 Price is Right
17 Lettres d'un bout du monde
22 Andy Griffith
24 Sesame Street
99 Pour les jeunes
5:30
2-9 Daniel Bertolino, l'exploration et vous
4-6 Muppet Show
5 Barney Miller
8-13o M*A*S*H
8r Bob Newhart
11 Rhoda
12o Fitness Is...
13r 5:30
22 First News
Evening
6:00
2 Ce soir
2g Tempo 81
3 Channel 3 News Hour
4 Newsday
5-6o-8r-10r-11 News
5p Family Hour
6 City at 6
7 Informa Bloc
8-13o NewsLine
9 Actualite
12 Pulse
12o UK Connection
13r Eyewitness News
17-30 Passe-Partout
18 Studio See
24 Polka Dot Door
33 Contemporary Health Issues
40 CHOT vous informe
99 Avis de recherche
6:25
9 A l'affiche
6:30
2g TBA
7-10-40 Droles de dames [Charlie's Angels]
9 Film
10r CBS Evening News
12o No One Came
13r ABC World News Tonight
17-30 Teleservice
18 Dick Cavett
22 Bonanza
24 Fables of the Green Forest
99 Des chiffres et des lettres
6:40
2 Nouvelles du sport
6:45
9s Le 9 vous informe
6:50
2 Telex Arts
99 Accordeon en balade
7:00
2-9-9s-13 Jamais deux sans toi
3 CBS Evening News
4 TBA
5 You Asked for It
5p Charlie's Angels
6 Reach for the Top
6o That's Life
8-13o Family Feud
8r-12 M*A*S*H
10r Tic Tac Dough
11 Harper Valley PTA
12o Gord Atkinson's The Crosby Years
13r PM Magazine

18-33 MacNeil-Lehrer Report
24 Doctor Who
99 Aujourd'hui madame
7:30
2-9-9s-13 Boogie Woogie 48
3-10r Family Feud
4-6 Mork & Mindy
5 M*A*S*H
6o You Asked for It
7-10-40 Cine-Jeudi "L'hotel de la plage"
8-12-13o Littlest Hobo
8r Entertainment Tonight
11 Barney Miller
13r All in the Family
22 Baseball: Cleveland-Boston
24 Magic Shadows
33 Dick Cavett
8:00
2-9-9s-13 Les Grands Films "Un drole de seducteur" ["The World's Greatest Lover"]
2g Assurance
3-10r-12 Magnum, PI
4-5p-6-11 A Town Like Alice
5-8r Games People Play
6o Father, Dear Father
8-13o Thursday Movie "Better Late Than Never"
12o TBA
13r Mork & Mindy
17-30 L'empire Nazi
18 Marty Robbins Spotlight
24 World in Action
33 Crossroads
99 Les jeux de 20h
8:30
2g Gemmologie
6o Doctor in the House
12o Adventures in Co-operation
13r Best of the West
18 Sneak Previews
24 Adventure World of Sir Edmund Hillary
33 Vermont Report Special
99 Comiques associes
9:00
2g Art-Quebec
3-10r Nurse
4-6 Premiere Performance "The Silent Partner"
5-8r A Love Letter to Jack Benny
5p George Brancato
6o Wintario (from Orillia Roller Skating Palace)
11 Movie "The Million Dollar Face"
12 Thursday Movie "Better Late Than Never"
12o Big Jim's World
13r Taxi
17-30 C'est arrive a Hollywood
18 Moviehouse "The Major & the Minor"
24 Vista
33 Sneak Previews
99 L'ete en plus
9:30
2g Counterpoint
6o On the Buses
7-10-40 Michel Jasmion
12o TBA
17-30 Le francophonissime (Game show with contestants from Canada, Belgium, Luxembourg,
France, Switzerland and Monaco)
33 Vic Braden's Tennis for the Future
10:00
2-9-9s-13 Je m'appelle Leo
3-8-10r-13o Knots Landing

5p They Write the Songs
6o Tonight Show (1 day delayed)
13r-22 20/20
17-30 Gens et ressources
24 Speaking Out
33 Tom Cottle
99 L'invite du jeudi
10:29
7-10-40 La Quotidienne (Loto-Quebec)
10:30
2-9-9s-13 Le Telejournal
2g Gatineau Mag
7-10-40 Les Nouvelles TVA
33 US Chroncile
11:00
3-5-6o-8r-10r News
4-5p-6-11 The National
8-12-13o CTV National News
13r Eyewitness Tonight
11:05
2-9-9s-13 Les nouvelles du sport
11:15
2-9 Angoisses "Le mur" (9 signs-off 12:35)
7-10-40 La couleur du temps
9s Cine-Soir "La griffe" ["The Double Man"](sign-off 1:20)
13 Sport Plus
11:20
13 Cine-Soir "Le telephone rouge" ["A Gathering of Eagles"](sign-off 1:40)
11:21
12 Pulse
11:23
8-13o Nightline
11:25
99 Actualites regionales
11:27
4 Newsday Final
5p News
6 City Tonight
11 Late Report
11:30
2g Consommation
3 Best of Saturday Night Live
5-8r Tonight Show
6o SportsLine
7 Film-O-7 "Un risque a courir" ["Tigers Don't Cry"] (sign-off 1:00)
10-40 SWAT
10r Quincy ME
13r-22 Nightline
18 Lawmakers (sign-off mid.)
11:45
4-5p-6 Barney Miller
Late Night
Midnight
6o Mary Tyler Moore
8-13o Midnight at the Movies "The Seven-Ups"
11 Movie "The Moonraker" (George Baker from 1958)(sign-off 1:35)
12 12 Midnight Movie "The Satan Bug" (sign-off 2:20)
13r-22 Charlie's Angels (22 signs-off 1:10)

33 Sneak Previews
12:15
4-6 Minder (sign-off 1:15)
5p John Davidson (sign-off 1:15)
12:30
3 Rockford Files (sign-off 1:30)
5-8r Tomorrow Coast-to-Coast (sign-off 2:00)
6o Bob Newhart
10r Saint (sign-off 1:30)
33 Vic Braden's Tennis for the Future
12:35
2 Le Telejournal (sign-off 1:05)
1:00
6o Make Me Laugh
33 TBA (sign-off 2:00)
1:10
13r Eyewitness Tonight (sign-off 1:40)
1:30
6o Movie "The Young Lawyers" (sign-off 3:00)

2:05
8-13o Six Million Dollar Man (sign-off 3:05)
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> 99 TVFQ
> [TVFQ was a predecessor of TV5, airing programming from
> France]
That's not the first time I've seen TVFQ listed as "99" - this cable lineup for Montreal from 1977
on TV Hat also mentions this - http://www.geocities.com/tvhatton/pictures/Cable_77.jpg
Since there is no Channel 99 in North America, why did they indicate that channel as 99 in
several places?______________
12-20-2005, 10:32 AM #3
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> 22 Super Pay Cards
Produced in Canada by CFCF, although there was only one season, it was reran endlessly,last
seen on CHCH in the early 90's.
>99 Des chiffres et des lettres [known to UK viewers as
Countdown; has this format ever been attempted in the US?]
They did a pilot in the mid 80's, but it was rejected as the format was thought to be too difficult
for American viewers, elements of it were used in the mid 90's game show "Ceasers Challenge"
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> 7-10-40 Cine-Quiz "A chacun son enfer"
I take it that "Cine-Quiz" was TVA's version of "Dialing for Dollars", wasn't it?
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> > 22 Super Pay Cards
> Produced in Canada by CFCF, although there was only one
> season, it was reran endlessly,last seen on CHCH in the
> early 90's.
The version seen in Canada was notorious for their audience game, where a studio audience
member play a memory game for a cheap prize. Legend has it that one person was miffed that
he won a crock pot after winning this game.
The audience game (which gave Mary Lou Basaraba face-time) and the endless repeats have one
thing in common -- Cancon.
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> Since there is no Channel 99 in North America, why did they
> indicate that channel as 99 in several places?
>
On cable, there is a channel 99 -- the analog cable bands in North America go between channels
14 and 125, and are not the same as VHF or UHF.
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> > Since there is no Channel 99 in North America, why did
> they
> > indicate that channel as 99 in several places?
>>
> On cable, there is a channel 99 -- the analog cable bands in
> North America go between channels 14 and 125, and are not
> the same as VHF or UHF.
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Yeah, but in 1981 most cable dials didn't go past 36, or maybe even 59 by then. I think it was the
mid-80s before TVs started to go beyond 59.______________
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> The version seen in Canada was notorious for their audience
> game, where a studio audience member play a memory game for
> a cheap prize. Legend has it that one person was miffed that
> he won a crock pot after winning this game.
---------
The CTV affiliates in Montreal and Toronto tended to produce very, very cheap programming for
the network to meet CanCon requirements at that time. I read that by about 1984 the CRTC told
CTV that they would have their CanCon requirements reduced if they could produce quality
CanCon programming. The list of such programmes is endless...The Trouble with Tracy (CFTO),
The Pig and Whistle (CFTO), Snow Job (CFCF), The Littlest Hobo (CFTO), Definition (CFTO), and
much more.
Oddly enough I actually enjoyed Super Pay Cards when it was on CHCH when I was young.______________
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> ...in 1981 most cable dials didn't go past 36, or
> maybe even 59 by then. I think it was the mid-80s before
> TVs started to go beyond 59.
>
I think it was around this time when Media General started their Fairfax, VA cable system (since
sold to Cox), which had over 120 channels, so the cable chs. 14-125 standards might already be
in place, even though most systems and boxes still only go to 36.
Also, how many channels did the QUBE systems in Columbus and Cincinnati had?
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Re: Channel 99?

> I think it was around this time when Media General started
> their Fairfax, VA cable system (since sold to Cox), which
> had over 120 channels, so the cable chs. 14-125 standards
> might already be in place, even though most systems and
> boxes still only go to 36.
---------
Notice though on the TV Hat cable lineup this "99" is on cable 16.
Maybe Hatton or his contributor Mike knows something we don't.______________
Retro: Central Ontario Tues 10/6/98
From Kitchener-Waterloo Record
2 WGRZ-NBC Buffalo * 3 CKVR-NewNet Barrie * 4 WIVB-CBS Buffalo *
5 CBLT-CBC Toronto * 6 CIII-Global Toronto * 7 WKBW-ABC Buffalo *
8 CKNX-NewNet Wingham * 9 CFTO-CTV Toronto * 10 CFPL-NewNet London *
11 CHCH-ONtv Hamilton * 13 CKCO-CTV Kitchener * 17 WNED-PBS Buffalo *
28 CICA-TVO Toronto * 29 WUTV-Fox Buffalo * 47 CFMT-Ethnic Toronto *
57 CITY-Ind Toronto * 61 CBLFT-SRC Toronto * CF La Chaine Francaise *
R20 Rogers 20 Kitchener
Morning
5:00

4-7 News
6 Creflo A. Dollar
28 Marketing Preview
29 AgDay
R20 Worth Noting
5:05
57 Ziggy
5:30
2 Daybreak
3 Munsters
6 Kenneth Copeland
7 Good Morning Western New York
11 James Robison
29 Andy Griffith
5:55
3-8-9-10 News
6:00
3-4-8-10-13 News
6 Tell-a-Tale Town
11 Morning Market
28 Polka Dot Door

47 Telejornal
57 Body Tech
61 Pacha et les chats [Kitty Cats]
CF Pingu/Pauline a la ferme
6:15
CF Petites histoires naturelles
6:30
3-57 BreakfastTelevision
5 CBC Morning News
6 Blue Rainbow
8-10 Body Tech
9-13 Canada AM
28 Eureeka's Castle
29 Sailor Moon
47 Studio Aperto
61 Iris [Iris the Happy Professor]
CF Montre-moi ton ecole
6:45
CF Mon animal et moi

7:00
2 Today
4 Wake Up! This Morning
6 Batman
8-10 Mr. Men
28 Noddy
29 Magic School Bus
47 Chinese Newsline
61 Matin express
CF Picoli, Lorabo et les autres
7:15
CF Le grenier de Bisou [Bisou's Attic]
7:30
6 Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog
28 Teletubbies
29 Life with Louie
CF Timbooktoo/Livre ouvert
7:45
CF Les bananes en pyjama [Bananas in Pajamas]/Le crayon magique

8:00
4 CBS This Morning
6 Young Hercules
8-10 Breaker High
11 Movie Show
17 Barney & Friends
29 Beast Wars
47 South Asian Newsweek
CF Papi Bonheur
8:05
28 Tots TV
8:15
28 Magic Mountain
8:30
5 Arthur
6 Care Bears
11 Science Show
17 Teletubbies
28 Little Star
29 Wakcy World of Tex Avery

CF Les recettes de Gil et Julie/Astro Ferme
8:45
28 Johnson & Friends
CF Ma petite planete cherie/Mumfie
9:00
2 Montel Williams
3-8-10 Body Tech
4-47 People's Court
5 Rolie Polie Olie
6 Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show
7-9-13 Regis & Kathie Lee
11 Caregiving with June Callwood
17 Sesame Street
28 Polka Dot Shorts
57 Maury
61 Les 3 mousquetaires
CF Les Wombles
R20 Chef's Table
9:10
5 Polka Dot Shorts
CF Frimousse/Leo et Pop/Mon dico-video des animaux

9:20
5 Theodore Tugboat
28 Polka Dot Shorts
9:30
3 Breaker High
5 Wimzie's House
6 Foster Parents Plan
8-10 Best of MovieTelevision
11 Body Break
28 Teletubbies
CF Bisou
R20 Structures
9:45
CF Picoli et Lirabo
10:00
3-8-10 Leeza
4 Guiding Light
5 Little Bear
6 Heart & Stroke Foundation
7 AM Buffalo
9-13 Gabareau Live
11 HOMEstyle
29 Judge Judy
47 Montel Williams
57 CityLine
61 Attention, c'est chaud!
CF Forts en sciences
R20 Daytime
10:05
28 Tots TV
10:15
5 Guess What?
28 Magic Mountain
CF Dossier XXX
10:30
2 Judge Joe Brown
5 Mr. Dressup
11 Company's Coming
17 Puzzle Place
28 Little Star
29 Judge Mills Lane
61 Liza
CF Sciences mag
10:45
28 Johnson & Friends
CF Sciences, en tourne!
11:00
2 Leeza
3-7-8-10 Donny & Marie
4-11 Price is Right
5 Sesame Park
9-13 The View
17 Big Comfy Couch
28 Polka Dot Shorts
29 Real TV
47 Jenny Jones
CF Allo la terre
R20 Family Life
11:20
28 Polka Dot Shorts

11:30
5 Raccoons
6 Christian Children's Fund
17 Wimzie's House
28 Arthur
29 Grace Under Fire
61 Lingo
CF On se branche!
R20 Fit & Over 50
Afternoon
Noon
2 Sunset Beach
4-7-8-9-10-11-13-57 News
5 Midday
6 Bynon
17 Charlie Rose
28 Magic School Bus
61 Le Midi regional
CF Panorama
R20 Daytime
12:20
61 Nouvelles
12:30
3 News
7 Port Charles
28 Dialogue
57 City OnLine
61 Le parc des braves
1:00
5 Pamela Wallin
9-13 House & Home
11 Judge Judy
17 Waiting for God
28 More to Life
29 700 Club
47 Designing Women
57 Movie "Major Payne"
CF Cinema "Tour est vrai"
R20 Behind the Badge

1:30
11 Judge Joe Brown
47 Cucina Internazionale
61 Marilyn
R20 Prosperity Show
2:00
2-9-13 Another World
3-8-10 CityLine
4-11 As the World Turns
5 ENG
6 Alfred Hitchcock Presents
7 One Life to Live
28 Entree to Asia
29 Infomercials
47 Wai Wai Wide
61 La vraie vie
R20 Reel to Real
2:30
6 Money Court

28 Health Show
47 Pasargad
R20 Structures
3:00
2-57 Howie Mandel
3 Best of MovieTelevision
4-11 Roseanne Show
5 Coronation Street
9-13 Dini Petty
17 Sesame Street
28 HOMEstyle
29 Spider-Man
47 Lasciati Amare
61 La maison de Ouimzie [Wimzie's House]
CF Papi Bonheur
R20 Daytime
3:30
3 Travel Magazine
5 Urban Peasant
28 Teletubbies
29 Power Rangers Power Playback
61 Rouli-roulotte
CF Le grenier de Bisou
3:45
61 Petite etoile [Little Star]
CF Picoli, Lirabo et les autres
3:55
28 P.B. Bear & Friends/Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends/Bananas in Pajamas
4:00
2 Montel Williams
3 Breaker High
4-9-13 Oprah Winfrey
5 Road to Avonlea
6 Student Bodies
7-11 Rosie O'Donnell
8-10 News
17 Arthur
29 Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog
47 A Indomada
57 CityLine
61 Les histoires fantastiques d'Allan Strange [Allan Strange]
CF Bibi et Genevieve
R20 Buzz
4:10
28 Art Attack
4:30
3 Roger's New Reality
8-10 Breaker High
17 Wishbone
28 Noddy
29 Young Hercules
61 A la pursuite de Carmen Sandiego (SRC's version of the series)
CF Les amis de Sesame [version of Sesame Street; IIRC SRC had their own version in 70s or early
80s]
R20 The Scene
5:00
2-4-7 News
3-8-10 Touched by an Angel
5 Jonovision
9-13 Home Improvement
11 Nanny
17 Reading Rainbow
28 Arthur
29 Ricki Lake
47 Telejornal
57 CityLive at Five
61 Watatatow
CF Les aventures de Skippy
R20 Daytime
5:30
2 Hard Copy
5 Simpsons
6-11 News
9-13 Drew Carey
28 Magic School Bus
47 Sister, Sister
61 La tete de l'emploi
CF Alice
Evening
6:00
2-3-4-5-7-8-9-10-11-13-57 News
29 Judge Judy
47 Simpsons
61 Ce soir
CF Mon animal et moi
R20 Made in Canada
6:15
CF Montre-moi ton ecole
6:30
2 NBC Nightly News
4 CBS Evening News
6 First National
11 Canada Tonight
28 Space Cases
29 Mad About You
47 Frasier
61 Ce soir en couleur
CF Volt
R20 Plugged In!
7:00
3-8-10 ER
4 Inside Edition
5 On the Arts with Laurie Brown

11 Mad About You
28 Changing Rooms
29 Home Improvement
47 Lois & Clark
57 Seinfeld
61 Virginie
CF Panorama
R20 Voice of the Province
7:30
2 Hollywood Squares
4-57 Friends
5 Health Show
6 Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension
7-9-13 Jeopardy!
17 Waiting for God
28 Two Fat Ladies
29 Simpsons
61 La facture
8:00
2 Baseball: ALCS, Game 1 [TSN had game in Canada]
3-8-10 Highlander
4 JAG
5 Marketplace
6-29 King of the Hill
11 NewsRadio
17 Nova
28 Studio 2
47 Studio Aperto
61 Bouscotte
CF Tournants de l'histoire
R20 Plugged In!
8:30
5 Venture
6-7 Hughleys
9-13-29 Costello
11 Working
47 Milagros
R20 Behind the Badge
9:00
3-8-10 Pacific Blue
4-57 Movie "Little Girl Fly Away"
5 Fifth Estate
6 Dharma & Greg
7-9-13 Spin City
11 Just Shoot Me
17 Frontline
28 Father Ted
29 Guinness World Records: Primetime
47 Chinese Newsline
61 Jamais sans amour
CF Une femme en blanc
R20 Psychic Show
9:30
7-9-13 Sports Night
11 Working
28 Rory McGrath's Commercial Breakdown
10:00
3-8-10 Baywatch
5 The National/The Magazine
6 Outer Limits
7 Power of Belief
9-13 W-Five
11 NightMan
17 American Experience
28 Imprint
29 Seinfeld
47 Jerry Springer
61 Le Telejournal/Le Point
CF Collection jazz
R20 Voice of the Province
10:30
29 Frasier
11:00
2-3-4-6-7-8-10-11-57 News
5 The National Update
9-13 CTV News
28 Studio 2
29 Cheers
61 Nouvelles du sport/Metero
CF Panorama
R20 Plugged In!
11:20
61 Decouverte
11:30
5-9-13 News
6 SportsLine
17 Charlie Rose
R20 Channel Surfing
11:35
2-3-8-10 Tonight Show
7 Nightline
Late Night
Midnight
5 Movie "Drum"
11 Love Connection
CF Volt (sign-off 12:30)
R20 Worth Noting
12:05
7-9-13 Politically Incorrect
57 Movie "Mask"
12:20
61 Cinema "Violette et Francois" (sign-off 2:25)
12:30
11 Change of Heart
29 Cops
12:35
2-3-8-10 Late Night with Conan O'Brien
4 Late Late Show
7 Extra
9-13 Open Mike with Mike Bullard
47 Coach
12:55
28 Question Period (sign-off 1:55)
1:00
11 Real TV
29 Wild Things
1:05
6 America's Dumbest Criminals
47 Murphy Brown
1:30
11 Jack Van Impe
1:35
2-3-8-10 Later with Greg Kinnear
6 America's Dumbest Criminals
9-13 Movie "The Heroes"
47 Major Dad
2:00
11 Infomercials
29 Conan
2:05
3 Hard Copy
4 Access Hollywood
7 The View
8-10 Infomercials
2:30
2 News
3 Emergency!
2:35
57 Movie "The Neon Empire"
3:00
28 Professional Development
29 Ricki Lake
3:05
3:30
2 Tonight Show
3 Kojak
11 American Party Line
3:35
3:40
9-13 Infomercials
4:00
11 Infomercials
28 Today's Special
29 Untouchables
4:30
2 First Business
3 Star Trek
28 Today's Special
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> CF La Chaine Francaise *
By then, the channel was "TFO", which was renamed from CF a few years earlier (1995, at the
latest).
> Late Night
> 3:40
> 9-13 Infomercials
And/or sign off, if there was no infomercial time sold. CTV stations are notorious for scheduling
infomercials at late-night, only to call it quits if there are any blanks.
Retro: North Carolina/Virginia Sunday, December 13, 1953
From the Raleigh News and Observer. WFMY
and WTAR are CBS/ABC/DuMont; the others are
affiliated with all four networks. By this
time WSJS/12 was carrying NBC in the Triad,
and WVEC/15 (now 13) was carrying NBC in
Hampton Roads (WVEC is now an ABC affiliate,
and has been since the late '50s).
1 PM TV Chapel
1:30 Pride Of The Family (ABC--delay
from Friday 9 PM)
2 PM Redskins vs. Steelers
4:30 Stu Erwin (time approximate)
(ABC--delay from Friday 7:30)
5 PM Omnibus (CBS)
6:30 Favorite Story
from Friday 8 PM)
7:30 Private Secretary (CBS)
8 PM Toast Of The Town (Ed Sullivan)
(CBS)
9 PM Fred Waring (CBS)

9:30 Medallion Theater (CBS--delay
from Saturday 10 PM)
10 PM The Web (CBS)
11 PM CBS News
11:15 Red Buttons (CBS--delay from
Monday 9:30)
11:45 Sign Off
12 N This Is The Life
12:30 Name's The Same (ABC--delay
from Tuesday 10:30)
1 PM Stu Erwin
2 PM Redskins-Steelers
4:30 Adventure (time approximate)
(CBS)
5 PM Omnibus
7 PM Life With Father (CBS)
8 PM Colgate Comedy Hour (NBC)
9 PM Fred Waring
9:30 Man Behind The Badge (CBS)
10 PM Who Said That? (NBC--delay
from Monday 10:30)
11 PM CBS News
11:15 Toast Of The Town
12:15 Sign Off
1 PM Life Begins At 80 (DUMONT--delay
from Friday 9 PM)
1:30 Pro Football Highlights
4:30 You Are There (time approximate)
(CBS--delay from Sunday 6:30)
5 PM Omnibus
6:30 Kit Carson
8 PM Toast Of The Town
9 PM Fred Waring
9:30 Star Playhouse (this may be
Four Star Playhouse; if so,

it's CBS, delay from Thursday
8:30)
10 PM The Web
10:30 Playhouse (nothing else given)
11 PM News (may be CBS)
11:15 Greatest Drama
11:30 Talent Patrol (ABC--delay from
Saturday 8 PM)
12 M News
12:15 Sign Off
12 N Comeback (This Is Your Life-type
show, profiling people who had
made comebacks from misfortune,
with George Jessel as host. ABC--
delay from Friday 9:30)
12:30 WTVR Presents
1 PM Youth Wants To Know (NBC)
1:30 Grove Avenue Baptist Church
4:30 Name's The Same (time approximate)
5 PM Mr. Peepers (NBC--delay from Sunday
7:30)
5:30 Stu Erwin
6:30 Roy Rogers (NBC)
7 PM Favorite Story
7:30 I Love Lucy (CBS--delay from
Monday 9 PM)
9 PM Philco/Goodyear TV Playhouse (NBC)
10 PM Loretta Young (NBC)
10:30 Studio One (CBS--delay from Monday
10 PM)
11:30 This Is Show Business (CBS--delay
from Tuesday 9 PM)
12 M Sign Off
WNAO Ch. 28 Raleigh, NC
2 PM Browns-Eagles
4:45 Film
5 PM Omnibus
6:30 Johnny Jupiter
8 PM Toast Of The Town
9 PM Philco/Goodyear TV Playhouse
10 PM The Web
10:30 Loretta Young
11 PM News And Sports
11:15 Masterpieces (may be a movie,
but not Masterpiece Theatre)
Retro: North Carolina Sunday, January 1, 1956
From the Raleigh News and Observer. Missing
are WSJS (WXII)/12 Winston-Salem, whose listings
the N&O never carried; and WLOS/13 Asheville.
12:15 What's Your Trouble? (Norman
Vincent Peale)
1 PM Chapel (either Children's Chapel
or Sunday Chapel)
1:30 Yesterday's Newsreel
1:45 Man To Man
2 PM March Of Time
2:30 Christophers
3 PM Talkaround
3:30 Adventure
4 PM Disneyland
5 PM Omnibus
7 PM Favorite Story
7:30 Jack Benny
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM GE Theater
9:30 December Bride
11 PM News (CBS, IIRC)
11:30 Sports
12:30 Corliss Archer
1 PM Disneyland
2 PM Lassie
2:30 Fireside Theater
4 PM Amos 'n' Andy
5 PM Omnibus
6:30 Appointment With Adventure
7:30 Jack Benny
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM GE Theater
10 PM Bob Cummings
11 PM CBS News
11:15 TBA
11:45 Sign Off
10 AM Sunday School
10:30 What's Your Trouble?
10:45 Organ Prelude
11 PM Church Service
1 PM Sign Off until
6:30 This Moment
7 PM Dr. Boyd
7:30 Opera
8 PM Sign Off
WMFD (WECT) Ch. 6 Wilmington
(NBC/CBS/ABC)
2 PM Vespers
3 PM Oral Roberts
3:30 Zoo Parade
5:30 Disneyland
6:30 MGM Parade
7 PM Dr. Hudson's Secret
Journal
7:30 Sunday Spectacular:
"Happy New Year"
9 PM Alcoa/Goodyear TV Playhouse
10 PM Break The Bank
10:30 Best Of The Post
2 PM The Pastor
2:15 Church
2:30 TBA
3 PM Dr. Spock
3:30 Your Music
4 PM Matinee
6 PM Question (no idea what
this was)
6:30 Roy Rogers
7:30 Sunday Spectacular
10 PM Loretta Young
10:30 Justice
1 PM Oral Roberts
1:30 Let's Go To College
2 PM Christophers
2:30 Circuit Rider
3 PM Talkaround
3:30 Adventure
4 PM Years Of Crisis (Edward R.
Murrow and the CBS correspondents

review 1955)
5 PM Disneyland
6 PM Long John Silver
6:30 Corliss Archer
7 PM Lassie
7:30 Jack Benny
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM GE Theater
9:30 Life With Father
11 PM News
11:30 Late Show
12:15 Man To Man
12:30 Oral Roberts
1 PM American Forum
2 PM Conversation
2:30 Domino (don't know what this
was, but I don't think it had
anything to do with Fats)
3 PM Dr. Spock
3:30 Mr. Wizard
5:30 Sports
NOTE: This is NOT Wide World Of Sports.
Wide Wide World was a weekly visit to
some interesting place in the world;
Dave Garroway was the host. Wide World
Of Sports didn't debut until 1961.
6 PM Meet The Press
6:30 Roy Rogers
7:30 Sunday Spectacular
10 PM Loretta Young
10:30 Justice
11 PM The Vise
11:30 News
WFLB Ch. 18 Fayetteville (CBS/NBC)
3 PM Winky Dink And You
3:30 Christophers

5 PM Omnibus
6:30 You Are There
7:30 Jack Benny
8 PM Guy Lombardo
8:30 Mayor Of The Town
9 PM This Is Life (don't know if
This Is The Life or This Is
Your Life)
9:30 Theater
10:30 Justice
11 PM News (don't know if local
or CBS)
12:30 Sunday
1 PM Theater
1:30 The Pastor
2 PM Religious Meet
2:30 Matinee
3:30 Adventure
4 PM Years Of Crisis
5 PM Big Picture
5:30 Facts Forum
6 PM Break The Bank
6:30 You Are There
7 PM Rin Tin Tin
7:30 Jack Benny
8 PM Ed Sullivan
9 PM GE Theater
11 PM News And Movie
12:30 Sign Off
12-21-2005, 08:23 PM #2
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Re: Retro: North Carolina Sunday, January 1, 1956
With New Year's Day being a Sunday in 1956, the New Year's Day bowl games were no doubt
played on Monday, January 2nd that year.
Unless it wasn't shown at all in North Carolina (highly doubtful as the TV coverage would have
begun no earlier than 11 or 11:30 A.M. EST), I would think the Tournament Of Roses Parade was
also on Monday the 2nd (as it will be in 2006). NBC was broadcasting it in color that year for the
third time (and likely, the fifth time overall; I believe the first network telecast of the Rose Parade
was in 1952, the first New Year's Day since the September, 1951 completion of the
transcontinental TV network lines).

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Re: Retro: North Carolina Sunday, January 1, 1956
> With New Year's Day being a Sunday in 1956, the New Year's
> Day bowl games were no doubt played on Monday, January 2nd
> that year.
>
> Unless it wasn't shown at all in North Carolina (highly
> doubtful as the TV coverage would have begun no earlier than
> 11 or 11:30 A.M. EST), I would think the Tournament Of Roses
> Parade was also on Monday the 2nd (as it will be in 2006).
> NBC was broadcasting it in color that year for the third
> time (and likely, the fifth time overall; I believe the
> first network telecast of the Rose Parade was in 1952, the
> first New Year's Day since the September, 1951 completion of
> the transcontinental TV network lines).
>
According to the January 2, 1956, issue of the News and
Observer, the Rose Parade aired at 11:45 on WMFD (WECT)/6,

WITN/7, and WTVD/11, all NBC affiliates (6 and 7 still are);
and at 12:15 on WBTV/3 (CBS primary, NBC secondary in those
days). I'm certain WSJS (WXII)/12 carried it as well.
As for the bowl games:
Cotton Bowl: TCU vs. Ole Miss 1:45 PM NBC (WMFD, WITN,
WTVD)
Sugar Bowl: Georgia Tech vs. Pittsburgh 1:55 PM ABC
(none in North Carolina, closest stations are
WTVR/6 Richmond and WLVA (WSET)/13 Lynchburg, VA)
Orange Bowl: Maryland vs. Oklahoma 2 PM CBS
(WFMY/2, WBTV/3, WNCT/9, WFLB/18 Fayetteville
(now defunct), WNAO/28)
Rose Bowl: UCLA vs. Michigan State 4:45 PM NBC
(WBTV, WMFD, WITN, WTVD, WFLB)
Channel 12 in Winston-Salem surely carried the Cotton
and Rose Bowls.
Nothing said about whether any of NBC's parade/football
coverage was in color; I wouldn't be surprised if the

parade was telecast in color, although not many people
would have seen it that way.
Edited by bpatrick on 12/23/05 12:22 AM.
Retro: Quebec Wed 6/25/97 (pt 1-Canadian stations)
from TV 7 Jours-provincial edition
SRC
CBFT-2 Montreal, CKRN-4 Rouyn-Noranda, CKRT-7 Riviere-du-Loup, CBOFT-9 Ottawa, CKSH-9

Sherbrooke, CBVT-11 Quebec City, CKRS-12 Jonquiere, CKTM-13 Trois-Rivieres
6:00 Le monde ce matin
6:30 Bon matin
9:00 Les p'tits bonheurs de Clemence
10:00 Attention, c'est chaud!
10:30 Les yeux du coeur
11:30 Poivre et sel
Noon Le Midi
12:30 Cadillac rose
1:00 Cinema "Un mois a la campagne" ["A Month in the Country"]
3:00 Iris le gentil professeur [Iris the Happy Professor]
3:30 Chlorophylle du ciel bleu
4:00 Pierre et Isa
4:30 Les mondes de Sismi
5:00 La petite patrie

5:30 Watatatow
6:00 Ce soir
6:30 (CKRT/CBVT) Bouffe au jardin
(CBOFT) Vie de chalet
6:37 (CKRN) Le Regional
7:00 Cadillac rose
7:30 C'est juste une farce!
8:00 Comedie comedies "Les vies de Fletch" ["Fletch Lives"]
10:25 Le Point
11:00 La Meteo
11:01 Fa si la chanter
11:30 Les nouvelles du sport (CKRS signs-off 11:45)
11:45 Vues d'ici
TVA
CFCM 4-Quebec City, CHAU 5-Carleton, CJPM 6-Chicoutimi, CHLT 7-Sherbrooke, CHEM 8-Trois-
Rivieres, CIMT 9-Riviere-du-Loup, CFTM 10-Montreal, CFER-11 Rimouski, CFEM 13-Rouyn-
Noranda, CHOT 40-Hull/Ottawa
5:30 Infomercial
6:00 Salut, bonjour! (CFCM airs a half-hour local edition, before joining the network at 6:30)
9:00 Les heritiers du reve [Knots Landing]
10:00 Taillefer et fille
11:00 Aimer [Loving]
11:30 (CHAU) Au programme

(CFEM) La cite du Pere
(rest of network) Les amis de Bugs Bunny
11:45 Un jour a la fois
11:58 Le TVA, edition midi
12:27 Un jour a la fois
1:30 Tele-Achats (home shopping)
2:30 Beetlejuice
3:00 Bugs Bunny
3:30 Petite Fleur [Blossom]
4:00 Les feux de l'amour [Young & the Restless]
5:00 Top modeles [Bold & the Beautiful]
5:30 Cote cour
6:00 (CFCM) Le TVA, edition Quebec
(rest of network) Le TVA, edition 18h
6:30 Scenes de rue
7:00 Petite Fleur [Blossom]
7:30 Fleurs et jardins
8:00 Beverly Hill 90210
9:00 Des crimes et des hommes
10:00 Le TVA, edition reseau
10:30 Le TVA Sports
10:49 Loto-Quebec
11:00 Tete-a-tete
Mid. Benny Hill
12:30 Infomercials
TQS
CFAP 2-Quebec City, CFRS 4-Jonquiere, CFKM 16-Trois-Rivieres, CFVS-25 Val-d'Or, CFTF-29
Riviere-du-Loup, CFKS 30-Sherbrooke, CFJP 35-Montreal, CFGS 49-Hull/Ottawa
11:00 Images du Quebec
11:30 Les exploits d'Arsene Lupin
Noon Infomercial
1:00 Les Pierrafeu [Flintstones]
1:30 La famille Calinours [Care Bears Family]
2:00 Cinema "Lili"
4:00 Bon baisers d'Amerique
5:30 (CFRS) Edition regionale
(CFVS) Le Journal regional
5:45 (CFRS) Le Grand Journal
6:00 La guerre des clans [Family Feud a la Quebec]
6:30 Flash
7:00 Les Simpson [Simpsons]
7:30 Cinema du mercredi "Amours a hauts risques" ["Dying to Love You"]
9:30 Au-dela de reel
10:30 Flash
11:30 Sports Plus
Mid. Cinema "Dillinger" (net except CFJP signs-off 2am)

2:00 (CFJP) Infopublicite
2:30 (CFJP) Fin des emissions
Tele-Quebec
CIVA 12-Val d'Or, CIVQ 15-Quebec City, CIVM 17-Montreal, CIVS 24-Sherbrooke, CIVO-30 Hull,
CIVC 45-Trois Rivieres
1:00 Pignon sur rue
1:30 L'etalon noir [Black Stallion]
2:00 Contact
3:00 L'etalon noir
3:30 Remi
4:00 Pacha et les chats [Kitty Cats]
4:30 La sagesse des gnomes
5:00 Remi
5:30 Allo prof
6:00 L'etalon noir
6:30 Le monde merveilleux de Disney "Le vol de Blue Younder" ["Time Flyer"](pt 1)
8:30 Pignon sur rue
9:00 Cinema "Notre derniere valse"
10:30 Le monde en mouvement
Canal Savoir
CFTU 29-Montreal
5:00 Les rencontres de Gerfi

6:00 La civilisation grecque
7:00 La photographie en noir et blanc
8:00 Concordia University Presents
9:00 Innovation et organisation du travail
9:30 Le centre collegial de formation a distance
10:00 Le college Jean-Guy LeBoeuf presente: Ses programmes de formation
10:30 Folie technique
11:00 Le Mexique: un partenaire a decouvrir
Noon Pour le plaisir de la musique
12:30 Choix de cours televises
1:30 Du monde et des questions
2:00 Reseaux locaux et peripheriques
3:00 Portraits d'anthropologues quebecois
5:00 Introduction to Culture I
6:00 Introduction to Culture II
6:30 Le college Jean-Guy LeBoeuf presente: ARC
7:00 Les origines de l'Occident
8:00 La photographie en noir et blanc
9:00 Choix de cours televises
10:00 ARC: Atelier de reorientation en carriere
11:00 La civilisation grecque
11:30 TBA
Mid. La photographie en noir et blanc
1:30 Pour le plaisir de la musique
2:00 ARC: Atelier de reorientation en carriere
2:30 Introduction to Culture I
3:30 Introduction to Culture II
4:30 TBA
Tele-Mag 24 (Quebec City regional cable channel)
5:00 Cuisine et culture
5:30 Les quilles a Quebec
6:30 Vision maison
7:00 TBA
7:30 Animalerie
8:00 Plein sourire
8:30 Vivre differement
9:00 Sante/Longue vie
9:30 Votre avenir financier
10:00 Golf a la carte
10:30 Entres bonnes mains
11:00 Billard Quebec
Noon Table d'hote
12:30 Physi-forme
1:00 Portrait de...
1:30 Aventure plein air

2:00 Vivre differement
2:30 Cuisine et culture
3:00 Jardiner avec Gaetan Hamel
3:30 Golf a la carte
4:00 Voyages magazine
4:30 La chiropratique d'abord
5:30 Virage
6:30 Virage Plus...
7:00 Justice et justiciables
7:30 Vision maison
8:00 Plein sourire
8:30 L'informatique avec...Pierre-Roland Mercier
9:00 En piste...
10:00 Micro-info
11:30 Portrait de...
Mid. Billard Quebec
1:00 Aventure plein air
2:00 Voyages magazine
2:30 En piste...
4:00 Entres bonnes mains
4:30 Animalerie
TFO
CHLF 39-Ottawa
6:00 Les enquetes de Chlorophylle
6:15 Lea et Gaspard
6:20 Pingu
6:30 Mon amie Maya
7:15 Bisou
7:30 Les nouvelles aventures de Skippy
8:30 Le livre de la jungle [Jungle Book]
9:00 Bricomagie
9:15 Ritournelle
9:30 Caroline et ses amis
9:45 Bisou
10:00 Mon amie Maya
10:30 Zooclip/Vertclip
10:45 Spectacles en direct
11:00 Les aventures d'Arthur le dragon [Dudley the Dragon]
11:30 Les Twist
Noon Les chasseurs d'etoiles
12:30 Dossiers XXX
12:45 La cabane des reves
1:00 Kelly
1:30 Alana ou la futur imparfait [Girl from Tomorrow]
2:00 Panorama
2:30 Volt
3:00 Destinations
4:30 Le grenier de Bisou [Bisou's Attic]
5:00 Cocotte-Minute
5:30 Les nouvelles aventures de Skippy
6:00 L'etalon noir
6:30 Volt
7:00 Panorama
7:30 Fous d'animaux
8:00 Bouillon de culture
9:05 Cine-ete "Soleil rouge"
11:05 Panorama
11:35 Volt
12:05 Bouillon de culture
CBC
CBOT 4-Ottawa, CKMI 5-Quebec City, CBMT 6-Montreal
9:00 CBC Playground
9:30 Sesame Park

10:15 CBC Playground
10:30 Mr. Dressup
11:30 Empty Nest
Noon Midday
2:00 ENG
3:30 Urban Peasant
4:00 Jonovision
4:30 Family Matters
5:00 Simpsons
6:00 (CBOT) Newsday
(CKMI-CBMT) Newswatch
7:00 On the Road Again
7:30 Royal Canadian Air Farce
8:00 Life & Times
9:00 Black Harbour
10:00 The National
11:00 (CBOT) Newsday at 11
(CKMI-CBMT) Newswatch at 11
11:30 Comics!
Mid. Tales from the Crypt

12:30 CBC Late Night "Journey of Hope"
2:15 sign-off
CTV
CHRO 5-Pembroke/Ottawa
6:00 CHRO Late Edition
6:30 Canada AM
9:00 Fitness with Love
9:30 Marriage Counselor
11:00 Dini Petty
Noon CHRO Noon Edition
1:00 HOMEstyle
2:00 Another World
3:00 Camilla Scott
4:00 Melrose Place
5:00 Crook & Chase
6:00 CHRO Evening Edition
6:30 Baywatch
7:30 Cheers
8:00 CHRO Movie "The Little Girl Who Loives Down the Lane"
10:00 Forever Knight
11:00 CTV News
11:30 CHRO Late Edition

Mid. Night Court
12:30 sign-off
CJOH-8 Cornwall/13 Ottawa
6:00 Nightline
6:30 Canada AM
10:00 Dini Petty
11:00 Family Passions
Noon Midday Newsline
1:00 HOMEstyle
2:00 Another World
3:00 Camilla Scott
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
6:00 Newsline
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Men Behaving Badly (2 eps)
9:00 Drew Carey
9:30 Ellen
10:00 Law & Order
11:00 CTV News

11:30 Nightline
12:35 BBS Late Movie "Twice Told Tales"
3:05 sign-off
CFCF 12-Montreal
5:00 Cinema 12 "Welcome Home Roxy Carmichael" cont'd
5:24 Cosby Show
5:51 Video Gold
6:00 Iris the Happy Professor
6:30 Canada AM
9:00 Sharon Mann's Body Tech
9:30 Company's Coming
10:00 Dini Petty
11:00 On-Line Montreal...Live
Noon Flintstones
12:30 Pulse
1:00 HOMEstyle
2:00 Another World
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 Mad About You
5:30 Seinfeld
6:00 Pulse at 6:00

7:30 Nanny
8:00 In Concert
9:00 Drew Carey
9:30 Men Behaving Badly
10:00 Homicide: Life on the Street
11:00 CTV News
11:30 Pulse Tonight
Mid. New York Undercover
1:00 Cinema 12 "A Friend to Die For"
2:54 Cinema 12 "Kid Galahad"
Global
CIII-6 Ottawa
5:30 Faith 20
6:00 Teddy Ruxpin
6:30 Elephant Show
7:00 Care Bears
7:30 Bobby's World
8:00 Bugs 'n' Daffy
9:00 Smoggies
9:30 Toronto Humane Society

11:30 What's for Dinner?
Noon News at Noon
2:00 Divorce Court
2:30 Entertainment Desk
4:00 Ready or Not
5:30 First News
6:30 First National
7:30 Boston Common
8:00 Jeff Foxworthy
8:30 Coach
9:00 Murder One
10:00 Moloney
11:00 World Tonight
11:30 SportsLine
12:05 Night Stand
1:05 Ray Bradbury Theatre (2 eps)
2:05 Infomercial
2:35 sign-off
TVO
CICO 24-Ottawa
5:00 Marketing Preview
6:00 Land, Location & Culture: An Introduction to Geography
7:00 Pingu
7:25 Pingu
7:30 Iris the Happy Professor
8:10 Mighty Machines
8:15 Little Star
8:30 Polka Dot Door
9:00 Join In!
9:30 Kitty Cats
10:00 Chicken Minute
10:30 Bookmice
11:00 Adventures of Dudley the Dragon
Noon Eric's World
12:30 Inquiring Minds
1:00 Hobby Garden
1:30 Pins & Needles
2:00 The Advantage: Service Quality
2:30 Stretch Alive
3:00 Spilled Milk
3:30 Polka Dot Door

4:00 Elephant Show
4:30 Bookmice
5:10 Little Star
5:20 Babaloos
5:30 Eric's World
6:00 Pumped!
6:30 Inquiring Minds
7:00 Tradewinds
7:30 Archaeology
8:00 Studio 2
9:00 Oppenheimer
10:00 From the Heart
11:00 Studio 2
Mid. Inside the Line
12:50 The View from Here
2:50 sign-off
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Re: Retro: Quebec Wed 6/25/97 (pt 1-Canadian stations)
> TQS
> 7:00 Les Simpson [Simpsons]
----------
How much of the series has been dubbed into French? Does "Le Mouton Noir" still show it? I've
also heard of The Simpsons dubbed into Spanish and broadcast in Columbia.
> CBC
> CBOT 4-Ottawa, CKMI 5-Quebec City, CBMT 6-Montreal
----------
Did CKMI still have "Inside Quebec" by that time?
> Global
> CIII-6 Ottawa
> 5:30 Faith 20
> 6:00 Teddy Ruxpin
> 6:30 Elephant Show
> 7:00 Care Bears
> 7:30 Bobby's World
> 8:00 Bugs 'n' Daffy
----------
When did Power Rangers disappear from the CIII schedule? I know they had very high ratings in
some markets in the 7:30 AM slot.______________
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> > TQS
> > 7:00 Les Simpson [Simpsons]
> ----------
> How much of the series has been dubbed into French? Does
> "Le Mouton Noir" still show it?
I don't believe they do...it runs now on the French feed of Teletoon.
> > CBC
> > CBOT 4-Ottawa, CKMI 5-Quebec City, CBMT 6-Montreal
> ----------
> Did CKMI still have "Inside Quebec" by that time?
Not according to the sked- MI5 was basically a full CBMT relay at that time.

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> > > TQS
> > > 7:00 Les Simpson [Simpsons]
> > ----------
> > How much of the series has been dubbed into French? Does
> > "Le Mouton Noir" still show it?
>
> I don't believe they do...it runs now on the French feed of
> Teletoon.
I thought TQS still runs it on weekdays, in addition to showings on the French Teletoon?
>
> > > CBC
> > > CBOT 4-Ottawa, CKMI 5-Quebec City, CBMT 6-Montreal
> > ----------
> > Did CKMI still have "Inside Quebec" by that time?
>
> Not according to the sked- MI5 was basically a full CBMT
> relay at that time.
>
And by fall (I think), CKMI would go Global, with the "main" transmitter in Quebec City moving
from ch.5 to ch.20, and CBC remaining on ch.5 as an O&O rebroadcaster.
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> > TQS
> > 7:00 Les Simpson [Simpsons]
> ----------
> How much of the series has been dubbed into French? Does
> "Le Mouton Noir" still show it? I've also heard of The
> Simpsons dubbed into Spanish and broadcast in Columbia.
Still being shown weeknights on TQS, and also The Simpsons has been sold to broadcasters in
over 200 countries.
> > Global
> > CIII-6 Ottawa
> > 5:00 Kenneth Copeland
> > 5:30 Faith 20

> > 6:00 Teddy Ruxpin
> > 6:30 Elephant Show
> > 7:00 Care Bears
> > 7:30 Bobby's World
> > 8:00 Bugs 'n' Daffy
> > 8:30 Inspector Gadget
> ----------
> When did Power Rangers disappear from the CIII schedule? I
> know they had very high ratings in some markets in the 7:30
> AM slot.
>
It left Global soon after complants about the violence in the show were made to the Canadian
Broadcast Standards Council.
Retro: Quebec Wed 6/25/97 (pt 2-US stations)
from TV 7 Jours-provincial edition
Burlington/Plattsburgh
WCAX 3-CBS
6:30 Channel 3 Early Morning
7:00 Channel 3 News
9:00 Step by Step

9:30 Mad About You
Noon Channel 3 News
12:10 Across the Fence
3:00 Guiding Light
5:00 Simpsons
5:30 Seinfeld
6:00 Channel 3 News
8:00 Nanny
8:30 Pearl
9:00 CBS Movie "Gunsmoke: The Long Ride"
1:37 Infomercial
2:07 Matlock
3:07 sign-off
WPTZ 5-NBC
6:30 NewsChannel 5
7:00 Today
10:00 Oprah Winfrey
11:00 Another World
Noon News 5 Midday
2:00 Leeza
3:00 Darkwing Duck
3:30 Gagrgoyles
4:00 Aladdin
4:30 Quack Pack
5:30 Jeopardy!
6:00 NewsChannel 5
8:00 Jeff Foxworthy
8:30 Boston Common
9:00 Wings
9:30 Chicago Sons
10:00 Law & Order
11:00 NewsChannel 5
11:35 Tonight Show
1:35 Later
WVNY 22-ABC
5:00 Infomercial
9:00 Infomercials
10:00 Ricki Lake
11:00 Caryl & Marilyn: Real Friends
Noon Infomercial
12:30 Port Charles
4:00 Vor-Tech
5:00 Star Trek
6:00 22 News Now

7:00 M*A*S*H (2 eps)
8:30 Coach
9:00 Drew Carey
9:30 Ellen
11:00 22 News Now
11:05 Roseanne
11:35 Nightline
12:35 Infomercials
WETK 33-PBS
8:00 Sesame Street
9:30 Arthur
11:30 Wishbone
Noon Kratts' Creatures
12:30 Puzzle Place

1:00 Donna's Day
1:30 Charlie Rose
2:30 Burt Wolf's Menu
3:30 Arthur
4:00 Wishbone
7:30 Points North
8:00 Isamu Noguchi: Stones & Paper
10:30 Front Row Feature "Wait Until Dark"
12:30 sign-off
WCFE 57-PBS
7:00 Sesame Street

10:30 Pappyland
11:00 Storytime
Noon GED on TV
1:00 Destinos
1:30 Plain & Fancy Cooking
3:00 Arthur
5:00 Wishbone
5:30 Eyewitness
6:00 ITN World News
8:00 People Near Here
8:30 Summer Camp
9:00 International Dispatch
10:00 Frontline
11:00 Murder Most Horrid
11:30 Charlie Rose

12:35 sign-off
Rochester
WROC 8-CBS
6:30 News 8 This Morning
9:00 Maury Povich
Noon News 8 at Noon
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 News 8 at 5
5:30 Coach
6:00 News 8 at 6
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Nanny
8:30 Pearl
11:00 News 8 at 11
1:37 News 8 at 11
WHEC 10-NBC
5:30 News 10 AM
7:00 Today
10:00 Jenny Jones
11:00 Leeza
Noon News 10 at Noon
2:00 Another World
3:00 Sunset Beach
5:00 Live at 5
5:30 Inside Edition
6:00 News 10 at 6
7:00 Real TV
7:30 Extra
8:00 Jeff Foxworthy
8:30 Boston Common
9:00 Wings
9:30 Chicago Sons
10:00 Law & Order
11:00 News 10
11:35 Tonight Show
1:35 Later
2:05 World Vision
3:35 Jenny Jones
WOKR 13-ABC
5:30 NewsSource 13
Noon NewsSource 13
12:30 Port Charles

4:00 Rosanne
4:30 Step by Step
5:00 NewsSource 13
7:30 Mad About You
8:30 Coach
9:00 Drew Carey
9:30 Ellen
11:00 NewsSource 13
11:35 Nightline
12:05 Hard Copy
12:30 Infomercials
2:30 Dating/Newlywed Hour
3:30 America's Jewelry Store
WUHF 31-Fox
5:00 Empty Nest
5:30 Mega Man

6:00 Dinosaurs
6:30 Aladdin
7:00 Quack Pack
7:30 Bobby's World
8:00 Samurai Pizza Cats
8:30 Vor-Tech
9:30 Bobby's World
10:00 Fox After Breakfast
Noon Ricki Lake
1:00 Blossom
1:30 Infomercials
2:30 Gargoyles
3:00 Batman & Robin
3:30 Spider-Man
4:00 Big Bad BeetleBorgs
5:00 Ricki Lake
6:30 Simpsons
7:30 Seinfeld
8:00 Extreme Magic: Robert Gallup
9:00 Pacific Palisades

11:00 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (2 eps)
Mid. Infomercials
1:00 Baywatch
2:00 Infomercials
3:00 Star Trek
Detroit
(WTVS 56-PBS was mentioned in channel guide, but not listed)
WDIV 4-NBC
5:30 Newsbeat
7:00 Today
9:00 Maury Povich
11:00 Jenny Jones
Noon Newsbeat
12:30 Jeopardy!
2:00 Another World
5:00 Newsbeat
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Jeff Foxworthy
8:30 Boston Common
9:00 Hudson's Fireworks
11:00 Nightbeat
11:35 Tonight Show
12:35 Jenny Jones
1:35 Infomercial
3:05 Later
3:35 Leeza
WXYZ 7-ABC
5:30 Action News
10:00 Maureen O'Boyle
11:00 Rolonda Watts
Noon Action News
12:30 Port Charles

4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 Action News
8:30 Coach
9:00 Drew Carey
9:30 Ellen
11:00 Action News
11:35 Nightline
1:35 Matlock
2:35 TBA
Poland Spring/Auburn/Portland
WMTW 8-ABC
6:00 Judge Judy

11:00 Ricki Lake
Noon Extra
12:30 Port Charles
5:00 Channel 8 News
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:30 Coach
9:00 Drew Carey
9:30 Ellen
11:35 Nightline
12:35 Infomercial
1:05 Cops (2 eps)

Toledo
WTOL 11-CBS
5:30 Wake Up! Toledo
6:00 Toledo 11 News
Noon Toledo 11 News
3:00 Guiding Light
4:00 Oprah Winfrey
5:00 Toledo 11 News
7:30 Jeopardy!
8:00 Nanny
8:30 Pearl

11:00 Toledo 11 News
1:37 America's Jewelry Store
Norwood/Watertown
WNPI 18-PBS
6:30 Body Electric
8:30 Arthur
9:00 Sesame Street
10:00 Puzzle Place
11:00 Burt Wolf's Gatherings & Celebrations
11:30 21st Century Wood Doctor
Noon GED on TV
12:30 Another Page
1:00 Debbie Fields' Great American Desserts
2:30 Crafting for the 90s

4:30 Wishbone
5:30 Wishbone
7:30 Rod & Reel
8:00 Isamu Noguchi: Stones & Paper
10:30 Encore
11:00 Chef
11:30 Blackadder
Mid. Charlie Rose
1:00 sign-off
Buffalo
WUTV 29-Fox
5:30 First Business
6:00 Gargoyles
6:30 Aladdin
7:00 Vor-Tech
7:30 Bobby's World (2 eps)
8:30 Quack Pack
9:00 Fox After Breakfast

10:00 Crook & Chase
11:00 Judge Judy
11:30 Blossom
Noon Maury Povich
1:00 700 Club
2:30 BRUNO the Kid
3:00 Batman & Robin
3:30 Spider-Man
4:00 Big Bad BeetleBorgs
5:30 Real TV
6:00 Simpsons
6:30 Roseanne
7:30 Cheers
8:00 Extreme Magic: Robert Gallup
9:00 Pacific Palisades
10:00 Seinfeld
10:30 Cops
Mid. Infomercials
1:00 Burning Zone
2:00 Baywatch
3:00 Maury Povich
4:00 Star Trek
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> Burlington/Plattsburgh
> WCAX 3-CBS
> 5:00 Simpsons
Interesting story -- I first got a large C-Band dish in 1997 (which I kept for two years). On CBMT,
they had a newsbrief before their Simpsons at 5PM. As Dennis Trudeau (Newswatch's anchor)
tells what's on Newswatch that night, "The Simpsons" was playing on one of the TV screens
behind him. I thought that was the main CBC feed, and CBMT delayed "The Simpsons" for a
minute, while Dennis plugged the news. I later found out that that TV was tuned to WCAX, which
had their Simpsons on against CBC's.
> WVNY 22-ABC
> 5:00 Infomercial
> 9:00 Infomercials
> Noon Infomercial

> 4:00 Vor-Tech
> 12:35 Infomercials
And they still show alot of these today. (Was Vor-Tech an infomercial?)
> Poland Spring/Auburn/Portland
> WMTW 8-ABC
> Toledo
> WTOL 11-CBS
These two channels were still listed in TV Hebdo (same magazine as TV 7 Jours, but sold
separately) as of early 2005, but long gone from Quebec -- WMTW moved off Mount
Washington in 2003(?); WTOL replaced on CANCOM with Detroit's WWJ in 2001.
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> > Burlington/Plattsburgh
> > WVNY 22-ABC
> > 5:00 Infomercial

> > Noon Infomercial
> > 4:00 Vor-Tech
>
> And they still show alot of these today. (Was Vor-Tech an
> infomercial?)
Nope- Vor-Tech was a syndied cartoon. Don't really know much about it, though...
12-22-2005, 06:20 PM #4
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> Nope- Vor-Tech was a syndied cartoon. Don't really know
> much about it, though...
Its full title was "Vortech:Undercover Conversion Squad" and it ran for one year(1996-97). It was
also a updated spinoff of the 1980s cartoon series "M.A.S.K."
Retro: Kansas, Friday, Oct. 16, 1959
(Source: Great Bend Daily Tribune)
KCKT 2 Great Bend (NBC)
(part of the Kansas State Network from KARD-3, Wichita)
AM
6:30 Continental Classroom
7 Today (inc. weather 7:25, news 8:25)
9 Dough Re Mi
9:30 Treasure Hunt
10 Price is Right
10:30 Concentration
11 Tic Tac Dough
PM
12 Cartoon Time
12:15 News, Weather, Markets
12:30 Markets
12:40 Better Home Living
12:55 Civic Calendar
1 Queen For A Day
1:30 Thin Man
2 Young Dr. Malone
2:30 From These Roots
3 House On High Street
3:30 Split Personality
4 Christian Science
4:15 Film Varieties
4:30 Cartoon Time
5 Magic Top Time
5:15 Film Varieties

6 News
6:15 NBC News
7 Trouble Shooters
7:30 M Squad
8 Cavalcade of Sports
8:45 Bowling
9 Friday Night Special -- Pontiac Star Parade: Victor Borges Copenhagen
10 News
10:30 Showcase
11 High School Scoreboard
11:15 Showcase
AM
7:50 Cartoons
9 Romper Room
10 Open House
10:30 Gardenwise
11 Movie Date
PM
12 News and Weather
12:10 Midday Weather
12:15 Little Rascals

12:45 Party Line
1:30 Love That Bob
2 Day In Court
2:30 Gale Storm
3 Beat The Clock
3:30 Deputy Dusty
5 Three Stooges
6 Sheena
6:30 Tomorrow The Moon
8 77 Sunset Strip
9 The Detectives
9:30 Black Saddle
(No listings after 9:30)
KAYS-TV 7 Hays (ABC)
The only listings for Ch. 7 are:
PM
10 News
10:30 Nightwatch
KWCH 12 Hutchinson-Wichita (CBS)
AM
7 Top O The Mornin
7:25 Community Window
7:40 Channel 12 Morning News
7:45 Ding Dong School
7:55 News
8 Captain Kangaroo
9 Jack Linkletter
10 I Love Lucy
10:30 Top Dollar
11 Love of Life
11:45 Guiding Light
PM
12 Ollies Alley
1 For Better Or For Worse
1:30 House Party
2 Big Payoff
2:30 Verdict is Yours
3 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4 (No listing)
4:30 Crusader Rabbit
4:45 HiFi Hop

5:45 CBS News
6 Evening Edition (news)
6:30 Rawhide
7:30 Hotel De Paree
8 Desilu Playhouse
9 The Lineup
9:30 Person to Person
10 News
10:30 Markham (from 9:30 p.m. Saturday, when Ch. 12 broadcast the syndicated MacKenzies
Raiders)
11 Late Date (apparently a movie, based on another Ch. 12 schedule Ive seen from 1959)
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Re: Retro: Kansas, Friday, Oct. 16, 1959
> >>
>
> KAKE-TV 10 Wichita (ABC)
>
> PM
> > 3:30 Deputy Dusty

I'm amazed that KAKE didn't carry Who
Do You Trust? or American Bandstand.
>
> 6:30 Tomorrow The Moon
Disney's show aired at this time. Was
this an episode?
>
>
>> KWCH 12 Hutchinson-Wichita (CBS)
> AM
> > 9 Jack Linkletter
On The Go, taped mostly in California
and Nevada.
> >>> >
12-19-2005, 02:54 PM #3
Joseph_Gallant
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DM601 takes us back to Kansas on October 16th, 1959, thanks to listings from the Great Bend
Daily Tribune:
> KCKT 2 Great Bend (NBC)

> (part of the Kansas State Network from KARD-3, Wichita)
The flagship is now known as KSNW-TV (Kansas State Network/Wichita)
> 8 Cavalcade of Sports
I thought that the "Gillette Cavalcade Of Sports" (almost always a Boxing match) aired live at 10
P.M. ET, which would be 9 in the Central time zone.
The only possibilities for it being broadcast that week at 8 P.M. would be: (1) Kansas was on
standard time, or (2) that night's bout was broadcast live from the Canadian Maritimes (maybe
Halifax, Nova Scotia??), which is an hour ahead of the East Coast, resulting in the bout starting at
10 P.M. local, 9 in the East, and 8 in the Central time zone.
> KAYS-TV 7 Hays (ABC)
> The only listings for Ch. 7 are:
> PM
> 10 News
> 10:30 Nightwatch
Maybe KAYS rebroadcast KAKE at all other hours, and these were the only programs KAYS
broadcast that KAKE didn't.
Today, KAYS is a CBS affiliate.

One other interesting tidbit is that Jack Paar's "Tonight Show" did not air anywhere in the region
served by these listings. Considering how successful it had become by the Fall of 1959, this is
puzzling. (My guess is that the NBC-affiliated Kansas State Network stations probably began
running Paar not too long after the date of these listings)
12-19-2005, 04:48 PM #4
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Dick Clark & KAKE
> > >>
>>
> > KAKE-TV 10 Wichita (ABC)
>>
> > PM
> > > 3:30 Deputy Dusty
>
> I'm amazed that KAKE didn't carry Who
> Do You Trust? or American Bandstand.
>>
> > 6:30 Tomorrow The Moon
>
The interesting thing about this is that in Dick Clark's bio that came out
in the 1970's "Rock, Roll,and Remember", there is actually a pic of Clark
with his secretary. In the pic you can see a letter on Dick's desk that came
from KAKE-TV 10. Of course one can't actually read the letter from looking at the pic but it is
quite easy to see the KAKE letterhead. It's a shame though as it looks like that pic was made
around the same time as these listings and chances are it could very well give us a clue as to why
KAKE didn't carry Bandstand or maybe KAKE may be picking up the show later on and wanted to
tell Dick Clark about it.
We will never know.
12-19-2005, 08:54 PM #5
oldiesfan
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> I thought that the "Gillette Cavalcade Of Sports"
> (almost always a Boxing match) aired live at 10 P.M.
> ET, which would be 9 in the Central time zone.
>
> The only possibilities for it being broadcast that week
> at 8 P.M. would be: (1) Kansas was on standard time...
>> 6:30 People Are Funny
>> 7 Trouble Shooters
>> 7:30 M Squad
>> 8 Cavalcade of Sports
>> 8:45 Bowling
>> 9 Friday Night Special--Pontiac Star Parade:
Victor Borges Copenhagen
Kansas was on standard time in 1959. I'm not sure where

the CT/MT dividing line was but Great Bend was likely in
the Central zone then as now.
This was probably the alternate (delayed by one hour)
network feed (during DST) for EST and CST areas where
normally everything aired in pattern. I recall discussion
some months back about similar occurrences elsewhere when
a live sports show was thrown into the mix.
Here, the alternate feed had the first two shows in pattern,
then the normal sequence was interrupted by "M Squad" from
its 9:30pm EDT feed and the sports/bowling hour (live show
10-11pm EDT). The final hour here--9-10pm CST--was likely
the 8:30-9:30pm EDT slot normally occupied by the "Bell
Telephone Hour."
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Re: Dick Clark & KAKE
> > > >>

>>>
> > > KAKE-TV 10 Wichita (ABC)
>>>
> > > PM
> > > > 3:30 Deputy Dusty
>>
> > I'm amazed that KAKE didn't carry Who
> > Do You Trust? or American Bandstand.
>>>
> The interesting thing about this is that in Dick Clark's bio
> that came out
> in the 1970's "Rock, Roll,and Remember", there is actually a
> pic of Clark
> with his secretary. In the pic you can see a letter on
> Dick's desk that came
> from KAKE-TV 10...It's a shame though as it looks like
> that pic was made around the same time as these listings and
> chances are it could very well give us a clue as to why KAKE
> didn't carry Bandstand or maybe KAKE may be picking up the
> show later on and wanted to tell Dick Clark about it.
>
> We will never know.
>
I posted a Wichita schedule from a Saturday in April 1963 a while back; at that time Deputy
Dusty was still on weekdays but they had an hour of Bandstand around mid-morning on
Saturdays, apparently taping one of the weekday shows.
12-20-2005, 07:51 PM #7
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> DM601 takes us back to Kansas on October 16th, 1959, thanks
> to listings from the Great Bend Daily Tribune:
>
> > KCKT 2 Great Bend (NBC)
> > (part of the Kansas State Network from KARD-3, Wichita)
>
> The flagship is now known as KSNW-TV (Kansas State
> Network/Wichita)
>
> > 8 Cavalcade of Sports
>
> I thought that the "Gillette Cavalcade Of Sports" (almost
> always a Boxing match) aired live at 10 P.M. ET, which would
> be 9 in the Central time zone.
>
> The only possibilities for it being broadcast that week at 8

> P.M. would be: (1) Kansas was on standard time, or (2) that
> night's bout was broadcast live from the Canadian Maritimes
> (maybe Halifax, Nova Scotia??), which is an hour ahead of
> the East Coast, resulting in the bout starting at 10 P.M.
> local, 9 in the East, and 8 in the Central time zone.
I tend to believe that Kansas was on Central Standard Time,
two hours behind New York. NBC's schedule (Eastern Daylight
Time) on Friday nights in the fall of '59 was:
9:30 M Squad
Kansas obviously stuck to the Central Time version
of primetime (6:30-10), as seen by People Are Funny
at 6:30 and Troubleshooters at 7. But the Pontiac
special must have aired 8:30-9:30 (EDT). To run
that program 7:30-8:30 (CST) would have meant the
fight would not have been live, and obviously KSN
was going to carry it live at 10 (EDT)/8 (CST).
So KSN went along with the Eastern feed of M Squad

(9:30/7:30), boxing (10/8), and bowling (10:45/8:45),
delaying the Pontiac show to 9 PM, when NBC would
have been in affiliate time in the East.
Complicated, I know, but I also know that the following
summer NBC was running Masquerade Party at 9:30 (EDT)
on Friday nights, followed by boxing at 10. Since North
Carolina stayed on EST in those days, we got Masquerade
Party at 8:30, followed by the boxing/bowling combo
from 9 to 10, and the Bell Telephone Hour at 10 instead
of 8:30.
Likewise, ABC stations in the South flipflopped Hawaiian
Eye and the Wednesday night fights in the 1959-60 season;
on EDT, Hawaiian Eye was on at 9 and the fights at 10, while
on EST, it was the other way around.
Also recall that there was a period in late September/
early October when California was on Pacific Standard
Time, four hours behind New York, and that ABC's Saturday-
night Fight Of The Week/Make That Spare combo ran 6-7 (PST)
(10-11 EDT) in Los Angeles and other California markets
(that was in the early '60s).
I find it highly unlikely that the Gillette fight of

October 16, 1959, originated in the Maritimes; I'd
put my money on it being broadcast from Madison Square
Garden.
>
> > KAYS-TV 7 Hays (ABC)
> > The only listings for Ch. 7 are:
> > PM
> > 4:30 American Bandstand
> > 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club
> > 10 News
> > 10:30 Nightwatch
>
> Maybe KAYS rebroadcast KAKE at all other hours, and these
> were the only programs KAYS broadcast that KAKE didn't.
>
> Today, KAYS is a CBS affiliate.
>
> One other interesting tidbit is that Jack Paar's "Tonight
> Show" did not air anywhere in the region served by these
> listings. Considering how successful it had become by the
> Fall of 1959, this is puzzling. (My guess is that the
> NBC-affiliated Kansas State Network stations probably began
> running Paar not too long after the date of these listings)
>
It's amazing how many NBC affiliates didn't carry Paar at

the time. Joseph, you've mentioned that WBZ/4 didn't run
him in Boston; I've mentioned that WSB/2 didn't run him in
Atlanta (nor, as I recall, did sister station WSOC/9 Charlotte).
In Atlanta, WLWA (now WXIA)/11, then the ABC affiliate, carried
Paar; ironically, that's the NBC affiliate now, and it does
carry Leno. In Charlotte, Paar was blacked out until about
1960, when I think WSOC began picking him up in progress
at 11:30.Edited by bpatrick on 12/21/05 05:31

PM.
12-21-2005, 08:16 PM #8
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Maybe someone can go back and check Wichita TV listings from the period to determine
whether Dick Clark's "Beechnut Show" (broadcast on Saturday nights at 8 ET) was on KAKE-10,
even if "American Bandstand" wasn't. That may explain the letter from KAKE.
One other question that maybe someone can answer: Wasn't KAKE the first ABC affiliate in a
market with primary affiliates of all three (at the time) networks to become number-one in
prime-time network programming??
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> Maybe someone can go back and check Wichita TV listings from
> the period to determine whether Dick Clark's "Beechnut Show"
> (broadcast on Saturday nights at 8 ET) was on KAKE-10, even
> if "American Bandstand" wasn't. That may explain the letter
> from KAKE.
>
> One other question that maybe someone can answer: Wasn't
> KAKE the first ABC affiliate in a market with primary
> affiliates of all three (at the time) networks to become
> number-one in prime-time network programming??
>
It was, and IIRC, Lawrence Welk came to the station for
a big party celebrating the accomplishment.
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KAKE did broadcast Dick Clark

> Maybe someone can go back and check Wichita TV listings from
> the period to determine whether Dick Clark's "Beechnut Show"
> (broadcast on Saturday nights at 8 ET) was on KAKE-10, even
> if "American Bandstand" wasn't. That may explain the letter
> from KAKE.
>
KAKE-10 was carrying Dick Clark's Beechnut Show in the fall of '59. Here's the Kansas schedule
for Saturday, Oct. 17, 1959 from the Great Bend Tribune (and I don't have a Sunday schedule).
KCKT 2 Great Bend (NBC)
(part of the Kansas State Network from KARD-3 Wichita)
AM
9 Howdy Doody
9:30 Ruff and Reddy
10 Fury
10:30 Circus Boy
11 True Story
11:30 TBA
PM
12:15 College Football: Notre Dame vs. Michigan State
4 Ray Milland
4:30 Saturday Date
5:30 Cartoon Time
6 Steve Donovan
6:30 Bonanza
7:30 The Man And The Challenge
8 The Deputy
8:30 Five Fingers
10 News
10:30 Face of Crime
10:45 Showcase
AM
8:30 Big Picture
9 Six Gun Theater
10 Uncle Al
10:30 Popeye and His Pals
PM
12 Rascals Rollcall
1 Daywatch
2:30 Dance Party
3:30 Mr. D.A.
4 Roller Derby
4:30 Mr. D.A. (again)
5 All Star Golf
5:30 African Patrol
6 Dustys Jamboree
6:30 Dick Clark
7 John Gunthers High Road
8 Lawrence Welk
9 Jubilee U.S.A.
9:30 Mickey Spillane
10 News
10:30 Best of Hollywood
11 Long Range Weather
KAYS-TV 7 Hays (ABC)
As before, these are the only listings for KAYS:
AM
1 Daywatch (with KAKE)
1:25 News
1:30 Film TBA
6 Dustys Jamboree (with KAKE)
* No listing for Dick Clark at 6:30
7 Jubilee U.S.A.(two hours earlier than KAKE)
8 Lawrence Welk (with KAKE)
9 No listing
9:30 O Henry Playhouse
10 News
10:15 Weatherdial
10:20 Man About Sports

KWCH 12 Hutchinson-Wichita (CBS)
AM
9:30 Mighty Mouse
10 Heckle & Jeckel
10:30 Uncle Willibees Secret Place
11 Flash Gordon
11:30 Sunday School
11:45 New Day In Dentistry
PM
12 Noon Special
12:15 Catholic News
12:30 Uncle Willibee (again)
1 Early Show (not listed)
3 Thoroughbred Racing
4 Film
4:30 Roy Rogers
5 Jeffs Collie
5:30 The Whistler
6 Special Edition
6:15 Sports Scoreboard
6:30 Perry Mason
7:30 Wanted-Dead or Alive
8 Phil Silvers
9 Gunsmoke
9:30 MacKenzies Raiders
10 News
10:20 Jack Munley Show
10:30 Late Date
12M News Roundup
Retro: Toronto/Hamilton/Peterborough/Kitchener New Year's Day (Wed 1/1) 1997
from Toronto Star
2 WGRZ-NBC Buffalo * 3 CKVR-NewNet Barrie * 4 WIVB-CBS Buffalo *
5 CBLT-CBC Toronto * 6-41 CIII-Global Toronto * 7 WKBW-ABC Buffalo *
8 WROC-CBS Rochester * 9 CFTO-CTV/BBS Toronto * 10 CFPL-BBS London *
10r WHEC-NBC Rochester * 11 CHCH-ONtv Hamilton * 11k CKWS-CBC Kingston *
12 CHEX-CBC Peterborough * 13 CKCO-CTV/BBS Kitchener * 13r WOKR-ABC Rochester *
17 WNED-PBS Buffalo * 23 WNEQ-PBS Buffalo * 25 CBLFT-SRC Toronto *
29 WUTV-Fox Buffalo * 47 CFMT-Ethnic Toronto * 57 CITY-Ind Toronto *
MC MetroCable 10-Rogers * TFO TFO * TVO CICA-TVO Toronto
Morning
5:00
2-7-13r News
4 Wake Up!

10r-29 This Morning's Business
5:05
5:30
2-10r News
6-41 Faith 20
7 Good Morning Western New York
11-11k James Robison
29 First Business
5:35
57 Titans
6:00
3 Supermarket Sweep
4 Wake Up!
6-41 Kitty Cats
8r CBS Morning News
9 Getting Past Michael
10-10r-13r News
11 Morning Market
11k Body Moves
12 Canadian Reflections
13 Fred's Place
29 Gargoyles
47 Telejornal
57 Body Tech
TFO Alfred J. Kwak
TVO Psychology: The Study of Human Behavior
6:30
3 Challenge
6-41 Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show
8r News
9-13 Canada AM
10 Fitness with Love
11k Year in Review
12 Body Moves
25 Looping [Tale Spin]
47 Studio Aperto
57 Body Tech
TFO Les Fruittis
TVO Working with Assertiveness
7:00
2-10r Today
3 Travel Magazine
4 Wake Up! This Morning

5-11k-12 CBC Morning News
6-41 Care Bears
7-13r Good Morning America
8 CBS This Morning
25 Cinema "Le bon gros geant"
29 Quack Pack
47 Chinese Newsline
57 Titans
TFO Picoli et Lirabo/Bisou
TVO Ghostwriter
7:30
3 Hollywood Camera
6-41 Freakazoid
17 Sesame Street
29 Big Bad BeetleBorgs
57 Originals
TFO Katie et Orbie
TVO Bill Nye the Science Guy
8:00
3 Celebrity Cooks
4 CBS This Morning

6-41 Bugs 'n' Daffy
10 Take Part
29 Magic Adventures of Mumfie
47 Asian Horizons
57 Life on Venus Ave.
TFO A la claire fontaine
TVO Polka Dot Shorts/Little Star
8:30
3 Hollywood Camera
6-41 Sailor Moon
10 Fitness with Love
25 L'ange et le petit soldat
29 VOR-Tech
47 Asian Horizons
TFO Le livre de la jungle [Jungle Book]
TVO Polka Dot Door
9:00
2 Family Matters
3 Body Tech
4-8 Fiesta Bowl Parade
5-11k CBC Playground

6-41 Toronto Humane Society
7 Geraldo Rivera
9-10-10r-13 Regis & Kathie Lee
11 Japanese Red & White Show [annual competition from NHK]
12 James Robison
13r Montel Williams
17 Sesame Street
25 Pacha et les chats [Kitty Cats]
29 Fox After Breakfast
57 Scoop with Sam & Dorothy
MC Reel to Real
TFO Iris, le gentil professeur [Iris the Happy Professor]
TVO Join In!
9:15
5-11k Fred Penner's Place
25 Iris le gentil professeur
TFO Livre ouvert/Pingu
9:30
2 Who's the Boss?
3 Best of MovieTelevision
5-11k Sesame Park
12 Urban Peasant
25 La maison de Ouimzie [Wimzie's House]
MC Reel to Real
TFO Caroline et ses amis
TVO Kitty Cats
9:45
TFO Le grenier de Bisou [Bisou's Attic]
10:00
2 Full House
3 Leeza
4-8 Coming Up Roses
5-11k-12 Theodore Tugboat
6-41 Foster Parents Plan
7 Rosie O'Donnell
9-10-13 New Year's Eve Niagara Falls
10r Jenny Jones
13r Sally Jessy Raphael
17 Barney & Friends
25 La messe du jour de l'An (New Year's Day Mass)
29 Infomercials
47 Jump Cut
57 CityLine
MC Libre El Commo
TFO Arthur le dragon [Dudley the Dragon]

TVO Chicken Minute
10:15
5-11k-12 CBC Playground
10:30
2 Step by Step
5-11k-12 Mr. Dressup
6-41 100 Huntley Street
17 Puzzle Place
47 Who's the Boss?
TFO Cocotte-Minute
TVO Bookmice
11:00
2-4-7-8-9-10r-13-13r 108th Tournament of Roses Parade
3 Maury Povich
5 Wimzie's House
10 Marriage Counsellor
11k-12 Price is Right
17 Arthur
25 La bande a Munsch [Bunch of Munsch]
29 Blossom
47 Pat Bullard
57 Ziggy
MC Xenophobic Experience
TFO Picoli et Lirabo
TVO Dudley the Dragon
11:15
TFO La cabane des reves
11:30
5 Empty Nest
6-41 Love Handles
10 Lifeworks
17 Magic School Bus
25 Que le meilleur gagne
29 Judge Judy
TFO Le monde animal
11:50
TFO Spectacles en direct
Afternoon
Noon
5-11k-12 Midday
6-41-57 News
10 Movie "Treasure Island"
17 Nova
25 Madeline
29 Maury Povich
47 Rolonda
TFO Le fils du cordonnier
TVO Magic School Bus
12:30
2-10r Toyota Gator Bowl: North Carolina-West Virigina (from Jacksonville, FL)
3 Exploring Under Sail
25 Marilyn
57 Speakers Corner
MC Espana con sus Brazos Abirtos (with Arte Flamenco Spanish Dance Co)
TVO Global Family
12:50
5-11k-12 Prime Minister & Governor-General New Year's Messages
1:00
3 Body Tech
5-11k-12 Too Hot to Skate
6-41 Thunder in the Canyon
7-13r CompUSA Florida Citrus Bowl: Northwestern-Tennessee (from Orlando)
11 Rosie O'Donnell
17 Frontline
25 Les yeux du coeur
29 700 Club
47 Movie "Turning to Stone"
57 Movie "Cocoon: The Return"
TFO Cirques du monde
TVO Leslie Kenton's 10 Day De-Stress Plan
1:30
3 Travel Magazine
4-8 Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl Classic: Kansas State-BYU (from Dallas)
9-13 HOMEstyle
2:00
3 CityLine
6-41 Danger Bay
9-13 Champions of Magic
11 Neon Rider
17 New Year's Eve with Guy Lomardo & the Royal Canadians
25 Les p'tits bonheurs de Clemence
MC Musical Soiree
TFO Babar
TVO Information Processing

2:15
TVO Business Communications 2
2:30
6-41 Entertainment Desk
10 Brotherly Love
29 Aladdin
TFO Katie et Orbie
2:45
TVO Mathematics for Technology
3:00
3 Company's Coming
5 Coronation Street
6-41 Without a Song
9-10-13 Camilla Scott
11 Ricki Lake
11k Wayne & Shuster in Black & White
12 Marquette Challenge
17 Barney & Friends
25 Les histoires de compositeurs
29 Adventures of Batman & Robin
47 Phat TV
57 CityLine
MC York Bicentennial Concert
TFO A la claire fontaine
TVO Your Best Business Partner: The Public Library
3:30
3 Wonderful Wizard of Oz
5 Urban Peasant
11k On the Road Again
17 Sesame Street
23 GED (en espanol)
29 Spider-Man
47 TV Korea
TFO Le livre de la jungle
TVO Polka Dot Door
4:00
2-10r Nutcracker on Ice
3 Big Bad BeetleBorgs
5-11k-12 Jonovision
6-41 Ready or Not
9-13 Family Playhouse
10 Oprah Winfrey
11 Real TV
23 Crossroads Cafe
25 La bande a Frankie
29 Casper
47 Tom Jobim: Nos Jeronimos (profile of the Brazilian bossa nova composer)
57 Baywatch
TFO Le grenier de Bisou/Naftaline/Pauline a la ferme
TVO Little Star/Johnson & Friends
4:25
25 Les mondes de Sismi
4:30
3 VR Troopers
5-11k-12 Family Matters
7-9-13-13r Rose Bowl: Arizona State-Ohio State (from Pasadena, CA)
11 Movie Show
17 Wishbone
TFO A la decouverte des bebes animaux
TVO Art Attack/Pingu
5:00
4-8 News
5-11k-12 Simpsons
11 Extra
17 Reading Rainbow
23 You & Your Great Dog
25 Watatatow
47 Telejornal
57 Geraldo Rivera
MC Songfest: Sounds of Music
TFO Les classiques animes
5:05
TVO Polka Dot Shorts/Tots TV
5:30
3 Martin
6-11-41 News
8 Coach
10 Home Improvement
11k Access Hollywood
12 Newswatch '96
23 Body Electric
25 Bonne fete Bunnykins

29 Real TV
47 Full House
TVO Magic School Bus
5:45
TFO Caroline et ses amis
Evening
6:00
2-3-4-6-8-10-10r-11-41-57 News
5-11k-12 Royal Canadian Air Farce (New Year's Eve Special)
17 Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?
23 Cucina Amore
25 Le Telejournal
29 Simpsons
47 Access Hollywood
TFO Aventures africaines
TVO Kratts' Creatures
6:05
25 Voeux provinciaux
6:15
25 Les histoires de Pere Castor

6:30
3 Boarding School
6-41 First National
10 Journey Across Canada
11 Canada Tonight
23 Small Business 2000
25 Fanfreluche
29 Roseanne
47 Coach
TFO Volt
TVO Wishbone
7:00
2-6-41 Entertainment Tonight
4 Inside Edition
5-11k-12 This Hour Has 22 Minutes (New Year's Eve Special)
8 Wheel of Fortune
10 Baywatch
10r Real TV
11 Wings

25 Spectacle du Garoulou
29 Cheers
47 Simpsons
57 Hard Copy
MC How to Ballroom Dance
TFO Le riviere Esperance
TVO Lonely Planet
7:30
2-11 Mad About You
4 American Journal
6-41 Clueless
8 Jeopardy!
10r Extra
23 Wild Kingdom
25 Moi et l'autre...
29 Home Improvement
47 Murphy Brown
57 Seinfeld
MC How to Ballroom Dance
TVO Wildlife on One
8:00
2-6-10-10r-41 Wings
4-8 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl: Penn State-Texas (from Tempe, AZ)
5-11k-12 Bluebird North: The Art of the Song
11 Mysterious Forces Beyond
23 Mystery!
25 100 dessins dessous (look at NFB animation)
29-57 Movie "Fire in the Sky"
47 Studio Aperto
MC Kobblestone
TFO Cirques du monde
TVO Studio 2
8:30
2-6-10r-41 Wings
7-13r Grace Under Fire
9-10-13 Men Behaving Badly
11 NewsRadio
47 Felicita
9:00
2-10r NewsRadio
5-11k-12 Campus on Stage
6-41 Touched by an Angel

7-9-10-13-13r Drew Carey
11 Movie "Dare to Love"
23 An Immigrant's Gift: The Quality of Life Pioneer Joseph M. Juran
25 Bye Bye 96
47 Chinese Newsline
TFO Cinema "Au clair de la lune"
TVO Movie "Sherman's March"
9:30
2-10r Men Behaving Badly
7-9-10-13-13r Ellen
17 No Journey's End: Lorena McKennitt
10:00
2-10r-13 Law & Order
3 Baywatch Nights
5-11k-12 The National
6-41 Mission: Northwest Passage
7-9-10-13r Politically Incorrect's Greatest Hits
17 Berdien Steinberg: Amadeus & Friends
23 Charlie Rose
29-57 Seinfeld
47 Jerry Springer
MC An Evening of Dance (Sean Boutilier Academy of Dance)(sign-off mid.)

10:10
25 Le Telejournal/Le Meteo
10:30
10 Jamie Foxx
25 Cinema "La gloire de mon pere"
29 Cops
57 Ooh La La
11:00
2-3-7-10-10r-11-13r-57 News
5-11k Prime Minister & Governor-General's Message
6-41 World Tonight
9-13 CTV News
12 Newswatch '96
TFO Dizzy Gillespie: A Night in Chicago
11:10
5-11k Double Exposure's Swift Kick in the Year-End (JIP)
11:30
4-8-9-13 News
5 Movie "Here My Song" (Sign-off 1:30)

6-41 Christmas in the Arctic
10 Political Memoirs
11:35
2-3-10r Tonight Show
7-13r Nightline
11k-47 Late Show with David Letterman
57 Movie "Married to the Mob"
11:40
TVO Managing Diversity
Late Night
Midnight
9-10 Movie "A Man for All Seasons" (Sign-off or infomercials 3:05)
11 Peter Popoff
12 Empty Nest (sign-off or infomercials 12:30)
13 Infomercials
TFO Volt: Palmares 1996 (Sign-off 3:30)
12:05
6-41 Night Stand (sign-off or infomercials 1:05)
7 Ricki Lake
13r Hard Copy
12:10
TVO Japanese Language & People (sign-off 12:40)
12:20
25 Cinema "Le chateau de ma mere" (sign-off 2:00)
12:35
47 Late Late Show (sign-off or infomercials 1:35)
1:00
13 Night Court
29 Homeboys in Outer Space
1:05
4-8 Late Late Show
7 Access Hollywood
13r Infomercial
1:30
13 Night Court
29 Dear John
1:35
2 Gordon Elliott
3-10r Later
13r Access Hollywood
1:50
57 Movie "Cocoon: The Return"
2:00
29 Baywatch
2:05
3 Perry Mason
4 News
10r World Vision
13r Dating Game
2:35
4 Infomercials
13r Newlywed Game
3:00
10r Extra
29 Scoop with Sam & Dorothy

3:05
2 Strange Universe
3 McHale's Navy
13r Dazzling Jewels
3:30
10r Married...with Children
3:35
3 Munsters
3:40
3:50
57 Movie "The Passage"
4:00
10r Jenny Jones
13r Fast Track Gold
29 Star Trek
4:05
3 M*A*S*H
4:10
4:35
3 M*A*S*H
Retro:Cleveland Thursday Daytime December 18, 1952
Source:Cleveland Press
Listings were in an up-down grid format Listings are exactly as printed except where I put
parentheses to give the more official show title
WNBK 4 NBC
7AM Dave Garroway (Today)
9AM Feature Film
10AM Home Cooking
10:30 Charming Children
11AM Idea Shop
11:30 Ernie Benedict
Noon NewsNoontime)Comics
12:30 Living Fashion
1PM Feature Film
2:30 Chef Lorenzo

3PM Big Payoff
4PM Kate Smith
5PM Hawkins Falls
5:15 Gabby Hayes
5:30 Howdy Doody
WEWS 5 CBS
8:30 News:On Wings Of Song
9AM Western Reserve University Telecourse
9:30 Paige Palmer
10AM Arthur Godfrey
11AM (There's) One In Every Family
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 News
1PM Women's Window
1:30 Garry Moore
2PM Vanity Fair
2:30 Guiding Light
2:45 Art Linkletter
3:15 Mixing Bowl

3:45 Western Movie
4:45 Time For Beany (Puppets)
5PM Uncle Jake (Gene Carroll)
5:30 Western Movie
WXEL 9 DuMont/ABC
10:45 Film Shorts
11AM Bargain Bar
Noon News
12:15 Lazy Listening
12:30 Film Shorts
1PM Feature Film
2:45 Film:Quiz
3PM Alice Weston
3:45 Paul Weston (Probably related..would be too much of a coincidence not to be)
4PM Handwriting
4:30 King Jack('s) (Toy Box)
5PM Santa Claus
5:15 By Jupiter
5:30 Desert Deputy-Western shorts
This was still early for WXEL-TV..almost three years on the air and everything other than filmed
movies, shorts in daytime was all live and local..DuMont and ABC had no network progrsms at
this time
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Re: Retro:Cleveland Thursday Daytime December 18, 1952
> This was still early for WXEL-TV..almost three years on the
> air and everything other than filmed movies, shorts in
> daytime was all live and local..DuMont and ABC had no
> network progrsms at this time
According to the Castleman & Podrazik book, DuMont did have something resembling a daytime
schedule in December 1952:
12:00pm Take The Break (variety)
12:30 Broadway Matinee (variety) M-W-F/Ethel Thorsen Show (fashion) T-Th
12:45 Noontime News
1:00 Ladies Date (game)
1:30 local
3:00 Paul Dixon Show (musical variety), which was the last surviving DuMont daytime program,
remaining until the network began crumbling to dust in 1955
4:00 local
Maybe there was no live interconnect to Cleveland for DuMont and these shows weren't
kinescoped?
You're right about ABC, though. They had no network daytime programming until the fall of
1953.______________

Monday night network TV programming, 1969 & 1970
Before MNF and during its first season. Prime time started at 7:30 ET then:
1969
ABC
7:30: The Music Scene
8:15: The New People
9:00: The Survivors
10:00: Love American Style
CBS
7:30: Gunsmoke
8:30: Here's Lucy
9:00: Mayberry RFD (The Andy Griffith Show without Andy Griffith)
9:30: Doris Day
10:00: Carol Burnett
NBC
7:30: My World and Welcome To It
8:00: Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In

9:00: NBC Monday Night at the Movies
1970
ABC
7:30: The Young Lawyers
8:30: The New People
9:00: Monday Night Football/Movies (after the season)
CBS
7:30: Gunsmoke
8:30: Here's Lucy
9:00: Mayberry RFD
9:30: Doris Day
10:00: Carol Burnett
NBC
7:30: Red Skelton (he'd left CBS after the 1969-70 season)
8:00: Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In
9:00: NBC Monday Night at the Movies
Retro: Dallas/Ft. Worth Saturday, August 13, 1977
run 7 AM-1 AM.

KDFW Ch. 4 (CBS)
7 AM Sylvester And Tweety
7:30 Clue Club
8 AM Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour
9 AM Tarzan (animated)
9:30 New Adventures Of Batman (animated)
10 AM Shazam-Isis Hour
11 AM Fat Albert
11:30 Ark II
12 N CBS Children's Film Festival:
"Captain Mikula, The Kid"
1 PM Young 4-Country
1:30 Action Theater: "The Comancheros"
w/John Wayne, Stuart Whitman
5 PM McHale's Navy
6:30 4-Country Reporter
7:30 Bob Newhart
8:30 Alice
9 PM Switch
10:30 Twilight Zone
11 PM Honeymooners
11:30 Channel 4 Movie: "North
To Alaska" w/John Wayne,
Stewart Granger, Ernie Kovacs
KXAS Ch. 5 (NBC)
7 AM Woody Woodpecker (NBC)
7:30 Pink Panther
9 AM Speed Buggy
9:30 Monster Squad
10 AM Space Ghost--Frankenstein Jr.
10:30 Big John, Little John
11 AM Land Of The Lost
11:30 Kids From C.A.P.E.R.
12 N Challenge
12:30 Putt Putt Golf
1 PM Baseball (teams not given)
4 PM Junior Olympics (time approximate)
5:30 Texas News
6 PM Hee Haw
7 PM Emergency!
8 PM Pre-Season Football: Cowboys vs.
Seahawks
11 PM Texas News (time approximate)
11:30 Saturday Night (Live, joined in
progress)
12 M Phil Donahue
WFAA Ch. 8 (ABC)
7 AM Tom And Jerry/Jabberjaw
8 AM Scooby Doo/Dynomutt Show
9:30 Krofft Supershow
10:30 Super Friends
11 AM Oddball Couple
11:30 Peppermint Place
12 N News 8 Probe
**These last two are why American Bandstand
wasn't carried in Dallas.**
12:30 Collins In Washington (I think this
was a member of the House of Representatives.)
1 PM Hardy Boys--Nancy Drew Mysteries
2 PM Ara Parseghian's Sports
2:30 Gong Show

4:30 PGA Championship (Third round)
6 PM News 8: The Scene Tonight (time
approximate)
6:30 Access
7 PM Fish
7:30 Sugar (a/k/a Sugar Time!)
8 PM Starsky And Hutch
9 PM Most Wanted
10:30 Great Movie: "Captain Horatio
Hornblower" w/Gregory Peck,
Virginia Mayo
12:45 ABC Weekend News
KTVT Ch. 11 (Ind.)
8:30 News In Review
9 AM Extension '77
9:30 Fury
10 AM Hobab
10:30 What About People?
11 AM Los Tiempos
11:15 Time Out With Scott
11:30 Parents In Action

12 N Signs Of The Times
12:30 Point Of View
1 PM Congressman Collins
1:15 Listen
2 PM The Racers
2:30 American Angler
3 PM Fiesta Mexicana
3:30 Hanna-Barbera Comedy
4 PM Newton-Weaver Western Hour
5 PM Lawrence Welk
6 PM Rifleman
7 PM Music Hall America
8:30 Porter Wagoner
9 PM High Chaparral
10 PM Saturday Night Wrestling
11:30 Ironside
12:30 Nightwatch News
12:45 Sign Off
KERA Ch. 13 (PBS)
7 AM Carrascolendas
8 AM Studio See
9 AM Sesame Street
11 AM Zoom
11:30 Villa Alegre
12 N Rebop
12:30 Sesame Street
1:30 Carrascolendas
2 PM Studio See
3 PM Rebop
3:30 Texas Weekly
4 PM Firing Line
5 PM Book Beat
5:30 Masterpiece Theater: "Poldark"
6:30 Once Upon A Classic: "Little
Lord Fauntleroy"
7 PM The Goodies
7:30 Wodehouse Playhouse
9 PM Axelford's Angel
10 PM Movies By Great Directors:
"The Harder They Fall" w/

Humphrey Bogart, Rod Steiger
12 M Austin City Limits
KXTX Ch. 39 (Ind.)
7 AM Underdog
7:30 Jonny Quest
8 AM Popeye And Bugs Hour (note that
it goes up against the Bugs
Bunny/Road Runner Hour on Ch. 4)
9 AM Mighty Mouse
10 AM Jetsons
10:30 Saturday Movie: "Come To The Stable"
w/Loretta Young, Celeste Holm
12:30 Swiss Family Robinson (I think this
came from Canada and was not the
1975 ABC series.)
1 PM This Week In Baseball
1:30 Outdoors With Ken Callaway
2 PM Wagon Train
3 PM Bronco
4 PM Laramie
5 PM Cheyenne
6 PM Big Valley
7:30 Dolly
8 PM Rex Humbard
9 PM Festival Of Praise
9:30 The Lesson
10 PM 700 Club
11 PM Celebrity Bowling
11:30 WCT Tournament Of Champions
12:30 Look Up (this is not Look Up
And Live)
12:45 Sign Off
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> From the Dallas Morning News. Schedules
> run 7 AM-1 AM.
>
> KXAS Ch. 5 (NBC)

>
> 8 PM Pre-Season Football: Cowboys vs.
> Seahawks
> 11 PM Texas News (time approximate)
> 11:30 Saturday Night (Live, joined in
> progress)
> 12 M Phil Donahue
>
Why didn't KXAS just carry Saturday Night Live from 11:30 to 1:00 A.M. instead of joining it in
progress to just air the last 30 minutes of it? Besides that,they were showing reruns from the
1976-1977 season anyways.
> WFAA Ch. 8 (ABC)
>
> 1 PM Hardy Boys--Nancy Drew Mysteries
> Delay from previous Sunday at 6:00 PM
And why wasn't American Bandstand shown in Dallas?
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> > From the Dallas Morning News. Schedules
> > run 7 AM-1 AM.
>
>>
> > KXAS Ch. 5 (NBC)
>>
> > 8 PM Pre-Season Football: Cowboys vs.
> > Seahawks
> > 11 PM Texas News (time approximate)
> > 11:30 Saturday Night (Live, joined in
> > progress)
> > 12 M Phil Donahue
>>
> Why didn't KXAS just carry Saturday Night Live from 11:30
> to 1:00 A.M. instead of joining it in progress to just air
> the last 30 minutes of it? Besides that,they were showing
> reruns from the 1976-1977 season anyways.
No idea, except that they had an episode of Donahue
they wanted to get on at midnight.
>
> > WFAA Ch. 8 (ABC)
>>
> > 1 PM Hardy Boys--Nancy Drew Mysteries

> > Delay from previous Sunday at 6:00 PM
>
> And why wasn't American Bandstand shown in Dallas?
>
Again, I don't know. On his program Inside Television,
Ch. 8 president Mike Shapiro was probably asked that
question more times than any other, and he never did
give a satisfactory answer. All he would ever say was
that the show had been off Ch. 8 for several years.
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American Bandstand was never seen in Houston, either. I think they aired local public affairs
programming in its place.
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> American Bandstand was never seen in Houston, either. I
> think they aired local public affairs programming in its
> place.
I just don't understand why Dallas or Houston(the two largest cities in the United States) never
carried American Bandstand. In San Antonio,American Bandstand was always seen on Saturday
mornings/afternoons depending on what time it aired(11:30 AM or Noon) from the 60's onward
till the late 80's when it was cancelled by ABC and USA started carrying it for a season.
And an OT(Off-Topic):I was 1 day into my 6th birthday when this list was posted.
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> No idea, except that they had an episode of Donahue
> they wanted to get on at midnight.

It must have been a pretty controversial subject then for KXAS to show Phil Donahue at midnight
and on Saturday night to boot. They thought that maybe the young kids were in bed or the
teenagers were out on dates.
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> > No idea, except that they had an episode of Donahue
> > they wanted to get on at midnight.
>
> It must have been a pretty controversial subject then for
> KXAS to show Phil Donahue at midnight and on Saturday night
> to boot. They thought that maybe the young kids were in bed
> or the teenagers were out on dates.
>
Could be. I remember that during the 1976-77 season KXAS
carried The $128,000 Question, the unsuccessful revival of
The $64,000 Question, on Tuesdays at 6:30. One week a
contestant's category was "Human Sexuality." Ch. 5 delayed
that program until Sunday morning at 11:30, when, presumably,

most people would be in church. It didn't matter; the guy
was eliminated on his first appearance because the following week
The $128,000 Question was back at its regular time.
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> I just don't understand why Dallas or Houston(the two
> largest cities in the United States)
Uh, Texas, actually. Not that any other state matters. :-D
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> Why didn't KXAS just carry Saturday Night Live from 11:30
> to 1:00 A.M. instead of joining it in progress to just air
> the last 30 minutes of it? Besides that,they were showing
> reruns from the 1976-1977 season anyways.
NBC and KXAS had ongoing disputes about runovers. During the
week, when a Rangers game went past 10:00, NBC would not allow
KXAS to tape delay Carson. (But then Carson would call them
out on the air for JIPing his show.)
It was probably a similar issue with SNL.
(Side note: Carson had a clause in his contract stating that if
his show didn't go on by Midnight eastern, it didn't go on at all.
That's why on the rare occasions that NBC prime ran past 11:30 eastern, Letterman would start
EARLY.)
Retro: North Carolina Tuesday, January 3, 1956
A red-letter day. Queen For A Day, a popular
Mutual radio show, comes to television on NBC
and proves to be just as popular as ever.
Later, Do You Trust Your Wife? with Edgar Bergen

debuts on CBS. This show will move to ABC daytime
in the fall of 1957, and in 1958 will receive its
more familiar title, Who Do You Trust? Johnny Carson
will host the daytime show until he gets The Tonight
Show in 1962.
Ironically, Queen For A Day and Who Do You Trust?
will air back-to-back on ABC's daytime schedule from
January 1961 to December 1963.
Also this night, Jackie Gleason appears on The $64,000
Question to deliver the first "Blue Crutch" lapel decoration
for the 1956 March of Dimes campaign. Twenty-five days
later, Gleason will do the classic Honeymooners episode in
which Ralph Kramden is a contestant on The $99,000 Answer
and loses on the first question because he thinks Norton
wrote "Swanee River."
Schedules are from the Raleigh News and Observer.
7 AM Morning Show
9 AM Morning Chapel
9:15 Second Breakfast
10 AM Garry Moore
12 N RFD Piedmont
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Guiding Light
1 PM What's Cooking Today?
1:30 Love Story
Party
3 PM TV Matinee
3:30 Bob Crosby
4 PM Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Little Rascals
6 PM Superman
6:30 News
News

7:30 Name That Tune
8 PM Phil Silvers
9 PM Meet Millie
9:30 Theater (doesn't say what)
10:30 Playhouse (again, no info)
11:05 Sports
11:10 Weather
11:15 News
11:20 Movie
7 AM Morning Show
9 AM Movie
10 AM Garry Moore
12 N Valiant Lady
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Guiding Light

1 PM Cooking
1:30 Love Story
2:30 House Party
3 PM Backstage
3:30 Bob Crosby
4 PM Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
5 PM Jamboree
5:30 Superman
6 PM Open House
6:15 Not Alone
6:30 News
6:45 Weather
(there's a gap here)
7:30 Arthur Smith
8 PM DuPont Cavalcade Theater
8:30 Waterfront
9 PM Douglas Fairbanks
9:30 Stories
11 PM Weather, News
11:15 Sports
11:25 Les Paul And Mary Ford
11:30 Movie
12:45 News
12:50 Treasury Department
1:30 Travelogues
2 PM Play Period
2:30 Sign Off
6 PM Magic Lantern
6:45 Sports
7 PM Prelude
7:15 Books And People
7:30 Wright-Songs
8 PM Reading
8:30 News
8:45 Sign Off
2 PM Message
2:15 NATA
2:30 Cooking
4 PM NATA
4:30 TBA
4:45 Kiddies
5 PM Pinky Lee
5:30 Howdy Doody
6:30 S. Thomas (don't know who this is)
6:45 Drew Pearson
7 PM News And Sports
7:15 Music
7:30 Dinah Shore
8 PM Martha Raye
10 PM Justice
10:30 Big Town
11 PM NATA

2 PM B. McManis (some sort of local
program)
4 PM B. Rangers (no idea)
5 PM Pinky Lee
5:30 Howdy Doody
6 PM Playhouse
6:15 Weather
6:25 Sports
6:30 Caudill
7 PM Flash Gordon
7:30 Jr. (illegible)
7:45 Weather And News
8 PM Martha Raye
9 PM Fireside Theater
9:30 TBA
10 PM Big Picture
10:30 Big Town
7 AM Morning Show
9 AM Romper Room
10:15 Theater
12 N News And Weather
12:15 Love Of Life
12:45 Guiding Light
1 PM Jack Paar
1:30 Love Story
2 PM Family Fare
2:30 House Party
3 PM Big Payoff
3:30 Geography
4 PM Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
5 PM Cactus Jim
5:30 Cartoons
6:15 News And Safety
6:30 Eddy Arnold
7 PM Jamboree

7:30 Name That Tune
8 PM Phil Silvers
8:30 Eddie Cantor Comedy
Theater
11 PM News
11:05 Sports And Weather
11:15 Late Show
7 AM Today
9 AM Feature
10:30 Ernie Kovacs
11 AM Home
12 N Tennessee Ernie Ford
1 PM Farm
1:15 Weather
1:20 News
1:30 Cooking
2 PM Afternoon
4 PM Playhouse
6 PM Superman
6:30 Sports
6:45 Jim Thornton (country music)
7 PM North Carolina News
8 PM Martha Raye
10 PM Racket Squad
10:30 Big Town
11 PM Weather And Sports
11:15 Crusade In Europe
11:45 Previews
Channel 12 in Winston-Salem and Channel 13
in Asheville were not listed in the N&O, so
we go to:
WFLB Ch. 18 Fayetteville (NBC/CBS/ABC)
5:45 Billboard
5:50 Vespers
6 PM Farm News
6:15 Garry Moore
6:30 Carolina News
7 PM Club 18
7:30 Lone Wolf
8 PM Martha Raye
9 PM Meet Millie
9:30 Red Skelton
10 PM Theater
11 PM News
6:45 Almanac
7 AM Morning Show
9 AM not given
10 AM Morning Movie
11 AM Carousel
11:30 "28" Presents

12 N Industry On Parade
12:15 Love Of Life
12:30 Winter Season
1 PM Jack Paar
1:30 Piggly Wiggly
2:30 Feature
3 PM Big Payoff
3:30 Bob Crosby
4 PM Coffee Break
4:15 Secret Storm
5 PM Pinky Lee
5:30 Howdy Doody
These last two were NBC shows pre-empted
on WTVD.
6 PM Capitol
6:10 Sports
6:20 Star Time
6:40 Weather
7 PM Kukla, Fran And Ollie
7:15 Sports
7:30 Name That Tune
8 PM Phil Silvers
8:30 Navy Log
9 PM Meet Millie
11 PM News
11:05 Late Show
12-29-2005, 08:08 PM #2
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Re: Retro: North Carolina Tuesday, January 3, 1956
B. Patrick noted:
> Also this night, Jackie Gleason appears on The $64,000
> Question to deliver the first "Blue Crutch" lapel decoration
> for the 1956 March of Dimes campaign. Twenty-five days
> later, Gleason will do the classic Honeymooners episode in
> which Ralph Kramden is a contestant on The $99,000 Answer
> and loses on the first question because he thinks Norton
> wrote "Swanee River."
The 1955/56 "Honeymooners" episodes were on film, and usually produced well in advance of
broadcast. However, I've heard an urban legend that the day after doing his "$64,000" walk-on,
Gleason asked his writers to come up with a "Honeymooners" episode spoofing "$64,000", and
that a script was written within a few days, shot the next week, and aired three and a half weeks
after Gleason's "$64,000" walk-on.
Regardless of when the "$99,000 Answer" episode was filmed, it was very timely, considering
that "$64,000" was the top-rated prime-time series of the 1955/56 season. Thus, doing a spoof
of it helped make "The Honeymooners" somewhat topical.
12-29-2005, 08:53 PM #3
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> B. Patrick noted:
>
> > Also this night, Jackie Gleason appears on The $64,000
> > Question to deliver the first "Blue Crutch" lapel
> decoration
> > for the 1956 March of Dimes campaign. Twenty-five days
> > later, Gleason will do the classic Honeymooners episode in
>
> > which Ralph Kramden is a contestant on The $99,000 Answer
> > and loses on the first question because he thinks Norton
> > wrote "Swanee River."
>
> The 1955/56 "Honeymooners" episodes were on film, and

> usually produced well in advance of broadcast. However, I've
> heard an urban legend that the day after doing his "$64,000"
> walk-on, Gleason asked his writers to come up with a
> "Honeymooners" episode spoofing "$64,000", and that a script
> was written within a few days, shot the next week, and aired
> three and a half weeks after Gleason's "$64,000" walk-on.
>
> Regardless of when the "$99,000 Answer" episode was filmed,
> it was very timely, considering that "$64,000" was the
> top-rated prime-time series of the 1955/56 season. Thus,
> doing a spoof of it helped make "The Honeymooners" somewhat
> topical.
>
I may have given the impression that "The $99,000 Answer"
episode aired live, but I know that it was filmed. It is,
however, a classic, perhaps the best episode of the entire
Honeymooners series.
BTW, Ed Norton once said that there are three times when
a man wants to be alone, the third of which is in the isolation
booth on The $64,000 Question.
12-29-2005, 11:19 PM #4
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Queen For A Day, a popular
> Mutual radio show, comes to television on NBC
> and proves to be just as popular as ever.
>I never new it was on radio.
>
> Also this night, Jackie Gleason appears on The $64,000
> Question to deliver the first "Blue Crutch" lapel decoration
>I got one of them.
ABC Saturday Morning 1991-92
I would like to know what the exact ABC Saturday morning schedule was between September-
December 1991, because my newest source (The TV Guide Guide to TV) is a pretty good
reference but not good enough IMO. I'm pretty sure the Weekend Special was still airing at
12:30pm at the time, but a real schedule from New York would be good confirmation IMO.
12-29-2005, 01:20 AM #2
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Re: ABC Saturday Morning 1991-92
These are from the New York Metropolitan editions of TV Guide from that period that
are in my collection. Note that ABC's NCAA football coverage frequently pre-empted the Noon
hour on the East Coast, and if the network didn't have regional coverage during that hour, the
affiliates (including WABC-TV, which ran Big East football back then) may have carried a game at
that time.
8:00 - The Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
8:30 - The Land of the Lost (the new version)
9:00 - Darkwing Duck
9:30 - Beetlejuice
10:00 - Hammerman (the M.C. Hammer cartoon)
10:30 - The Pirates of Dark Water
11:00 - The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show
(for whatever reason, TV Guide broke the listing for this show into separate half-hours)
**Noon - Slimer! and the Real Ghostbusters
**12:30 - The ABC Weekend Special
**In New York (and I'd assume in other Eastern areas), the Noon hour was seen on Sunday
morning, except on weeks when ABC's football coverage started at Noon. WABC-TV slotted these
shows at 10:00 and 10:30, respectively.
When college football season ended, the schedule was altered, with Slimer! and the Real
Ghostbusters trading time slots with Hammerman.______________
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> 10:00 - Hammerman (the M.C. Hammer cartoon)
> 10:30 - The Pirates of Dark Water
> 11:00 - The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show
> (for whatever reason, TV Guide broke the listing for this
> show into separate half-hours)
> **Noon - Slimer! and the Real Ghostbusters
> **12:30 - The ABC Weekend Special
>
> **In New York (and I'd assume in other Eastern areas), the
> Noon hour was seen on Sunday morning, except on weeks when
> ABC's football coverage started at Noon. WABC-TV slotted
> these shows at 10:00 and 10:30, respectively.
>
Pre-empting Hammerman and Pirates of Dark Water, obviously. A network flagship could get
away with that???
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> Pre-empting Hammerman and Pirates of Dark Water, obviously.
> A network flagship could get away with that???
>
> ixnay
>
WCBS offered the networks 4pm offerings at 1pm and later at 12pm after CBS starting
programming the 1pm slot in 1980. WNBC may have did the same with the 4pm NBC offerings as
NBC did not program the 1pm until 1978.
12-29-2005, 08:15 PM #5
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> > 10:00 - Hammerman (the M.C. Hammer cartoon)
> > 10:30 - The Pirates of Dark Water
> > 11:00 - The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show
> > (for whatever reason, TV Guide broke the listing for this
> > show into separate half-hours)
> > **Noon - Slimer! and the Real Ghostbusters
> > **12:30 - The ABC Weekend Special
>>
> > **In New York (and I'd assume in other Eastern areas), the
>
> > Noon hour was seen on Sunday morning, except on weeks when
>
> > ABC's football coverage started at Noon. WABC-TV slotted
> > these shows at 10:00 and 10:30, respectively.
>>
>
> Pre-empting Hammerman and Pirates of Dark Water, obviously.
> A network flagship could get away with that???
I think he meant 10:00 and 10:30 on Sunday morning.______________

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> I think he meant 10:00 and 10:30 on Sunday morning.>

Yes I did, and in hindsight my wording may have been a bit confusing.
Basically, the Noon (ET)/11 AM (CT/PT)/10 AM (MT) hour was pre-empted across the whole
network when ABC football coverage started at that time.
An ABC O&O, or an affiliate that normally carried any pre-empted programs could run them later
on Saturday afternoon (the West Coast) or Sunday morning (the East Coast), as schedules
permitted.______________
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RETRO BOSTON TV- NEW YEARS EVE 1965
RETRO BOSTON TV- NEW YEARS EVE 1965
Friday December 31, 1965
BOSTON
WGBH-TV 2 (NET)
5:30pm- Sign-on/Whats New
6pm- Youth Forum
6:30- Louis Lyons, news
6:45- Backgrounds
7pm- Neil MacNeil
7:15- Soviet Press This Week
7:30- Pathfinders
8pm- The Observing Eye

8:30- Master of Santiago
9:45- Congress of Strings 1962
10:30- Elliott Norton Reviews
11pm- Sign-Off
WBZ-TV 4 (NBC)
6:15- Operation Alphabet
6:45- Eyewitness News Daily Almanac
7am- The Today Show
9am- Contact with Bob Kennedy (Kennedy was a radio personality on WBZ Radio)
10am- Fractured Phrases
10:30- Concentration
11am- Morning Star
11:30- Paradise Bay
12pm- Eyewitness News (anchored by Jack Chase, Shelby Scott and Don Kent)
2:30- The Doctors
3pm- Another World
3:30- You Dont Say
4pm- The Match Game
4:30- Football- East/West Shrine Game- from San Francisco
7:30- Intertel- Man For Others
8:30- Orange Bowl Parade
9:30- Mr. Roberts

10pm- Man from U.N.C.L.E
11:30- Merv Griffin Show
1:00- News Report
1:15- Movie- Abbott and Costello meets Frankenstein (1948)
2:38am- Sign-Off
WHDH-TV 5 (CBS)
6am- Sunrise Semester
6:30- For Your Information
7am- Weather Report
7:05- CBS News, Mike Wallace
7:30- Captain Bob
9am- Romper Room
9:30- For Women
9:45- We Believe
10am- I Love Lucy
10:30- The McCoys
11am- Andy of Mayberry
11:30- Dick Van Dyke Show
12pm- Love of Life
12:45- Guiding Light
1pm- P.D.Q
2pm- Password
2:30- House Party
3pm- To Tell The Truth
3:25- CBS News (Douglas Edwards)
3:30- Edge of Night
4pm- Secret Storm
4:30- Joe Kellys Almanac
5pm- Bozo the Clown
6pm- Dateline Boston
6:25- WHDH-TV News
7pm- CBS News with Walter Cronkite
8:30- Hogans Heroes
9pm- Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C
9:30- The Smothers Brothers Show
10pm- Trials of OBrien
11pm- WHDH-TV News
11:30- The Tonight Show (with Johnny Carson)
1am- News Report
1:10- Highway Patrol
1:40- Sign-Off
WNAC-TV 7 (ABC)
6:30- Understanding our World

7am- Three Stooges/Major Mudd
9am- Donna Reed Show
9:30- Girl Talk
10am- The Nurses
11am- Supermarket Sweep
11:30- The Dating Game
12pm- Hawaiian Eye
1pm- Ben Casey
2pm- College Football- Gator Bowl from Jacksonville, FL- Georgia Tech .vs. Texas Tech- (Georgia
Tech won 31-21)
5pm- Dennis The Menace
5:30- Three Stooges
6pm- News, Weather
6:15- ABC News (Peter Jennings)
6:30- The Rifleman
7pm- Littlest Hobo
7:30- The Flintstones
8pm- Tammy
8:30- Addams Family
9pm- Honey West
9:30- Farmers Daughter
10pm- Movie- My Cousin Rachel (1952)
11:30- Guy Lombardo Show
1am- Sign-Off
WIHS-TV 38 (Ind./NBC) (now WSBK UPN 38)
10:30- Ecumenical Council Discussion
12pm- Jeopardy! (NBC)
12:30- Lets Play Post Office (NBC)
12:55- NBC News
1pm- Favorite Story
1:30- Lets Make A Deal (NBC)
2pm- Film Feature
3pm- Movie- You Said a Mouthful (1932)
4:30- Childrens Hour
5:15- Ann Sothern Show
5:45- News (Victor Best)
6pm- Lloyd Thaxton Show
7pm- Movie- Heart of the North (1938)
8:30- Roller Skating
10pm- News (with John Parke)
10:15- Movie- Big Sleep (1946)
12:09- Sign-Off
PROVIDENCE/NEW BEDFORD
WTEV-TV 6 (ABC)
6:45- News (Truman Taylor)
7am- Bwana Don
7:30- Funtime
8am- Abbott and Costello

8:30- Cartoon Time
9am- Woman,(Athena Parker)
9:30- Community (Bob Bassett)
10am- Where The Action is
10:30- Never Too Young
11am- Supermarket Sweep
11:30- Dating Game
12pm- Donna Reed Show
12:30- Father Knows Best
1pm- Ben Casey
2pm- College Football- Gator Bowl from Jacksonville, FL- Georgia Tech .vs. Texas Tech- (Georgia
Tech won 31-21)
5pm- Lloyd Thaxton Show
6pm- ABC News (Peter Jennings)
6:15- News
6:30- Soupy Sales
7pm- The Rifleman
7:30- The Flintstones
8pm- Tammy
8:30- Addams Family
9pm- Honey West
9:30- Farmers Daughter
10pm- Jimmy Dean Show
11pm- News
11:30- Guy Lombardo Show
1am- Sign-Off
WJAR-TV 10 (NBC)
6:30- TV Classroom
7am- The Today Show
9am- Leave It To Beaver
9:30- World Around Us
10am- Fractured Phrases
10:30- Concentration
11am- Morning Star
11:30- Paradise Bay
12pm- Jeopardy!
12:30- Lets Play Post Office
1pm- Talk of The Town
1:30- Lets Make A Deal
2:30- The Doctors
3pm- Another World
3:30- You Dont Say
4pm- The Match Game
4:30- Football- East/West Shrine Game- from San Francisco
7:30- Movie- Killers of Kilmanjaro (1959)
9:30- Mr. Roberts
10pm- Man From U.N.C.L.E

11pm- News
1am- Sign-Off
WPRO-TV 12 (CBS)
6:30- Sunrise Semester
7am- Three Stooges, Little Rascals, Popeye
7:45- King and Odie
9am- Romper Room
9:30- Dialing for Dollars
11:30- Dick Van Dyke Show
12pm- Love of Life
1pm- Girl Talk
2pm- Password
2:30- House Party
3pm- To Tell The Truth
3:25- CBS News (Douglas Edwards)
3:30- Edge of Night
4pm- Stingray-Supercar
4:30- Magilla Gorilla
5pm- Sea Hunt and Tales of the Vikings

6pm- Newsbeat
6:30- CBS News
7pm- Governor Chafee and Congressman John Fogarty
8:30- Hogans Heroes
9pm- Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C
9:30- The Smothers Brothers Show
10pm- Trials of OBrien
11pm- News
11:20- Movie- Holiday Inn (1942)
12:50- Sign-Off
Retro:Cleveland/Akron Friday, January 19, 1968
Source:Cleveland Plain Dealer
Because of a mistake with the Microfilm printer at the Cleveland Public Library, The schedule
only runs 8AM-8:30 PM. This date is notable for the first day of broadcasting for WKBF-TV
Channel 61
WKYC-3 NBC
8AM Today (From 7AM)
9AM Mike Douglas
10AM Snap Judgment
10:25 NBC News
10:30 Concentration
11AM Personality
Noon Jeopardy
12:30 Eye Guess
12:55 News
1PM 3 On the Town-Interview show
2PM Days Of Our Lives
2:30 Doctors
3PM Another World
3:30 You Don't Say
4PM Match Game
4:25 NBC News
4:30 PDQ
5PM Movie-BW-"The Mob"
6:30 Huntley/Brinkley
7PM News Dominic/Kinnan/Graner
7:30 World Of Horses
8:30 Star Trek
WEWS-5 ABC
8AM TBA (I think Cartoons)
8:30 Romper Room
9AM Fugitive-BW
10AM Paige Palmer
10:30 Donna Reed-BW
11AM Temptation
11:25 Family Doctor
11:30 News-Dorothy Fuldheim Commentary
Noon Bewitched
12:30 Pat Boone-Syndicated
1:30 Treasure Isle
2PM Newlywed Game
2:30 Baby Game
2:55 ABC News
3:30 Dark Shadows
4PM Comedy Clubhouse-Capt. Penny
5PM Merv Griffin
6:30 ABC News
7PM News
7:30 Movie-BW-"Jet Over Atlantic"
WJW-8 CBS
9AM Franz The Toymaker-Children
10AM Love Of Life
10:25 News
10:30 Beverly Hillbillies-BW
11AM Andy Griffith-BW
11:30 Dick Van Dyke-BW
Noon City Camera News
12:45 Guiding Light
1PM Divorce Court
2PM Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
2:30 House Party
3PM To Tell The Truth
3:25 CBS News
3:30 Edge Of Night
4PM Secret Storm
4:30 Candid Camera-BW
5PM Adventure Road-Travel
6PM City Camera News
6:30 CBS News-Cronkite
7PM Truth Or Consequences
7:30 Wild Wild West
8:30 Gomer Pyle
WAKR-23 ABC Akron
10AM Ed Allen Time-Exercise

10:30 Women's Page-BW
11AM Temptation
11:30 How's Your Mother In Law-BW
Noon Bewitched-BW
12:30 Treasure Isle-BW
1PM Fugitive-BW
2PM Newlywed Game
2:30 Baby Game
2:55 ABC News
3PM General Hospital-BW
3:30 Dark Shadows
4PM Dating Game
4:30 Donna Reed-BW
5PM Tony-Tiger-BW (No clue what this is)
5:30 Sea Hunt-BW
6PM ABC News-Bob Young
6:30 Sports-Stocks-Weather-BW
7PM News-BW
7:15 Women's Page-BW
7:30 Off To See The Wizard
8:30 Operation:Entertainment
WVIZ-25 NET
Nearly all Channel 25 programming is in Black and White

8:30 College Guide
9AM Look Around
9:30 News
9:45 Science
10:15 Neighbors
10:45 Word Magic
11AM Let's Talk
11:30 Kindergarten
Noon Breakthru
12:30 College Guide
1PM En France
1:15 Breakthru
1:45 Art
2PM Careers
2:15 Places In The News
2:45 Let's Talk
3PM College Guide
3:30 Research
3:45 Discover (Color?) Only program not designated as BW-may be a typo
4:30 For Health
5PM Eugenia Thornton
5:30 Kindergarten
6PM What's New?
6:30 The Answer

7PM Folk Guitar
7:30 NET Festival
8:30 NET Playhouse
WKBF-61 IND
10AM Jack LaLanne
10:30 Carlton Fredricks
11AM Girl Talk-Virginia Graham
11:30 Gypsy Rose Lee
Noon Cartoons
1PM Movie-BW-Apartment For Peggy
3PM Mr. Ed-BW
3:30 Captain Cleveland-Costumed kids show host
5PM Superman
5:30 Eighth Man
6PM Flintstones
6:30 McHale's Navy
7PM Twilight Zone-BW
7:30 I Love Lucy-BW
8PM Hazel
8:30 Woody Woodbury

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> WKBF-61 IND
>
> 10AM Jack LaLanne
> 10:30 Carlton Fredricks
> 11AM Girl Talk-Virginia Graham
> 11:30 Gypsy Rose Lee
> Noon Cartoons
> 1PM Movie-BW-Appointment For Peggy
> 3PM Mr. Ed-BW
> 3:30 Captain Cleveland-Costumed kids show host
> 5PM Superman-This may be the 1966 CBS Cartoon
> 5:30 Eighth Man
> 6PM Flintstones

> 6:30 McHale's Navy-BW
> 7PM Twilight Zone-BW
> 7:30 I Love Lucy-BW
> 8PM Hazel
> 8:30 Woody Woodbury
---------
How many stations did Kaiser have a kids show host known as "Captain <insert city here>"? I
know WKBD in Detroit had that as well.______________
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> Source:Cleveland Plain Dealer
>
> WKBF-61 IND
>

More than likely,reruns of the George Reeves series would be my guess.
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> Source:Cleveland Plain Dealer
>
>
>
>
>
> WEWS-5 ABC
>
>
> 1:30 Treasure Isle
>
>
>
>
>
>
> WAKR-23 ABC Akron
>
>
> 12:30 Treasure Isle-BW
>
> Why is Treasure Isle shown in black-and-
white in Akron, particularly when it's airing
on pattern there and on delay in Cleveland?
I recall that this show was in color.
>
>
>
>
>
> WKBF-61 IND
>
>
> 1PM Movie-BW-Appointment For Peggy
I think this movie is Apartment For Peggy.
It pops up on the Fox Movie Channel rather
frequently.
>
>
Not likely. The animated Superman cartoons were
airing as part of The Superman/Aquaman Hour Of
Adventure on CBS Saturday mornings. I'm betting
these are the George Reeves episodes, and that
Channel 61 started with the color episodes.
>
> 8:30 Woody Woodbury
>
He earned a footnote in television history as
Johnny Carson's replacement as host of Who Do
You Trust? He confounded viewers by always
appearing in a battered fishing outfit, something
akin to what McLean Stevenson usually wore on M*A*S*H,
and never explaining why. Woodbury was no more
successful as a game-show host than he was as a
talk-show host; Who Do You Trust? lasted only fifteen
months after he took over, and this show lasted one
season.
12-30-2005, 03:53 PM #5
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> > Source:Cleveland Plain Dealer
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> > WEWS-5 ABC
>>
>>
> > 1:30 Treasure Isle
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> > WAKR-23 ABC Akron
>>
>>
> > 12:30 Treasure Isle-BW
>>
> > Why is Treasure Isle shown in black-and-
> white in Akron, particularly when it's airing
> on pattern there and on delay in Cleveland?
> I recall that this show was in color.

I figured someone would ask about that. The Plain Dealer TV Listings were in an Up-Down grid
format and B&W shows were noted with a large black dot. 23's listing for Treasure Island had the
dot, while 5 did not..same for Bewitched a half hour earlier.
> > WKBF-61 IND
>>
>>
> > 1PM Movie-BW-Appointment For Peggy
>
> I think this movie is Apartment For Peggy.
> It pops up on the Fox Movie Channel rather
> frequently.
Correct..I just read the listing wrong..corrected in the original post.
> > 5PM Superman-This may be the 1966 CBS Cartoon
>
> Not likely. The animated Superman cartoons were
> airing as part of The Superman/Aquaman Hour Of
> Adventure on CBS Saturday mornings. I'm betting

> these are the George Reeves episodes, and that
> Channel 61 started with the color episodes.
Now that I think about it it kind of makes sense..A later McHales Navy listing has no BW
designation though I also assumed it started at the beginning of the series.
>Edited by TimL on 12/30/05 08:53 PM.
12-30-2005, 05:37 PM #6
KMRichards
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> > > Why is Treasure Isle shown in black-and-
> > white in Akron, particularly when it's airing
> > on pattern there and on delay in Cleveland?
> > I recall that this show was in color.
I suspect this could be answered by the obvious question ...
Did WAKR have color transmission capability in 1968?______________

12-30-2005, 05:38 PM #7
KMRichards
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> How many stations did Kaiser have a kids show host known as
> "Captain "? I know WKBD in Detroit had that as well.
There was NO kids show host on KBSC in Los Angeles.______________

12-30-2005, 07:38 PM #8
Joseph_Gallant
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Kaiser's "Captains" (Was: Re: Retro:Cleveland/Akron Friday, January 19, 1968)
There was a "Captain Boston" on WKBG-56 (now WLVI) as late as 1971; but by 1971 (and maybe
earlier), the "Captain" was simply a voice-over.
During WKBG's earliest years, there was a live local late-afternoon children's show called
"Bunker Hill" with an old-looking man in a railroad outfit as host. Eventually (maybe the guy who
played him retired or passed away), it was replaced (in 1970) by "The Bob Glover Show", hosted
by a young African-American who went on to be a local Boston TV producer and broadcasting
executive of some note.
I'm not sure how far back "Bunker Hill" went (WKBG went on the air in December of 1966), but if
his show went back to the beginning of WKBG, then "Captain Boston" may have been nothing
more than a voice-over and not a live-in-studio show as some other Kaiser Broadcasting "Captain
(name of city)" shows were.
I do know that Kaiser's first TV station was an ABC-affiliated VHF in Honolulu, which was later
sold in order to give Kaiser the funds to launch their UHF stations on the mainland; I don't know
if there was a "Captain Honolulu" or "Captain Hawaii" during the time Kaiser owned that station.
12-30-2005, 10:20 PM #9
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Captain Boston/Bunker Hill, WKBG-TV circa 1966-1970
"The Captain Boston Show" on WKBG-TV/56 was originally hosted by Chris Claussen (the show
was live with Chris wearing a Air Force type of flying suit). Chris is a fine and well known voice-
over artist who is still in the voice-over business today on stations around the country doing
voicers from his own home in the Boston area. His Captain Boston gig at WKBG was basically a
wrap-around show with cartoons and special features with local origination. It was one of
Channel 56's first live color shows. The live "Captain Boston Show" was replaced by "Bunker Hill"
in 1968. "The Captain Boston Show" continued as an early afternoon kids cartoon block but
without a definite host for a few more years. Chris Claussen moved on to host some of WSBK-
TV's (Channel 38) movie programs in the early 70's. "The Bunker Hill Show" was pretty much a
similar situation with cartoons and a game we all played as kids while watching Channel 56 those
days called "Magic Key". Kids would send in their name, address and telephone number on a
postcard to P.O. Box 56, Boston. It was live and "Bunker Hill" (the host) would pick a card in a
barrel at random and would call the person live on the air. For just being selected, the caller
would get a prize. There were a bunch of doors numbered 1 through 100. If the "Magic Key"
were to open one of the doors, that person would get a very nice prize in addition to the prize
they got by just being selected. The host of "Bunker Hill" passed away in 1970. Bob Glover took
over the afternoon chores at 56 for several years until the very popular DJ Dale Dorman took
over the hosting for 56's kids block for many years thereafter.
> There was a "Captain Boston" on WKBG-56 (now WLVI) as late
> as 1971; but by 1971 (and maybe earlier), the "Captain" was
> simply a voice-over.
>
> During WKBG's earliest years, there was a live local
> late-afternoon children's show called "Bunker Hill" with an
> old-looking man in a railroad outfit as host. Eventually
> (maybe the guy who played him retired or passed away), it
> was replaced (in 1970) by "The Bob Glover Show", hosted by a
> young African-American who went on to be a local Boston TV
> producer and broadcasting executive of some note.
>
> I'm not sure how far back "Bunker Hill" went (WKBG went on
> the air in December of 1966), but if his show went back to
> the beginning of WKBG, then
"Captain Boston" may have been
> nothing more than a voice-over and not a live-in-studio show
> as some other Kaiser Broadcasting "Captain (name of city)"
> shows were.
>
> I do know that Kaiser's first TV station was an
> ABC-affiliated VHF in Honolulu, which was later sold in
> order to give Kaiser the funds to launch their UHF stations
> on the mainland; I don't know if there was a "Captain
> Honolulu" or "Captain Hawaii" during the time Kaiser owned
> that station.

> ______________
Whitman, Massachusetts

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Retro: Georgia Saturday, June 8, 1974 (Part 1)

From the Atlanta Constitution. Schedules run

7 AM-sign off and do not include UHFs outside

WSB Ch. 2 (NBC) Atlanta

9:30 Inch High Private Eye

10 AM Sigmund And The Sea Monsters

10:30 Pink Panther

11 AM Star Trek (animated)

11:30 Butch Cassidy (animated)

12:30 Community Dialogue

5 PM Perry Mason (time approximate)

6:30 NBC News

11:30 Movie: "Tower Of London"

1:35 Movie: "Kitten With A Whip"

WRBL Ch. 3 (CBS) Columbus, GA

7:30 Across The Seven Seas

8 AM Help! It's The Hair Bear Bunch!

8:30 Sabrina, The Teenage Witch (animated)

9 AM New Scooby Doo Movies

10 AM My Favorite Martians (animated)

10:30 Jeannie (animated)

11:30 Josie And The Pussycats

12 N Kiddie Castle Lane

12:30 Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids

2:30 That Good Ole Nashville Music

7:30 Carol Burnett

9 PM Mary Tyler Moore

9:30 Bob Newhart

11 PM Movie: "Black Orchid"

WSAV Ch. 3 (NBC) Savannah

7:30 County Edition

8:30 Addams Family (animated)

9:30 Inch High Private Eye

10 AM Sigmund And The Sea Monsters

10:30 Pink Panther

11:30 Butch Cassidy

12:30 Ebony Scene

5 PM Roller Derby (time approximate)

6:30 NBC News

7:30 Brian Keith

9 PM NBC Movie: "Play Dirty"

11:30 Movie: "Escapade In Japan"

WFBC Ch. 4 (NBC) Greenville, SC

7 AM Farm And Country Show

7:30 Mulligan Stew

8:30 Addams Family

9:30 Inch High Private Eye

10 AM Sigmund And The Sea Monsters

10:30 Pink Panther

12:30 Greatest Sports Legends

5 PM LPGA Desert Inn Golf Tournament

6:30 Movie: "Tarzan And The Mermaids"

9 PM NBC Movie: "Play Dirty"

1 AM Don Kirshner's Rock Concert

WAGA Ch. 5 (CBS) Atlanta

7:30 4-H Club

8 AM Help! It's The Hair Bear Bunch!

8:30 Sabrina, The Teenage Witch

9 AM New Scooby Doo Movies

11:30 Josie And The Pussycats

12 N Pebbles And Bamm Bamm

12:30 Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids

1 PM CBS Children's Film Festival

> 8:30 MAS*H

> > 8:30 MAS*H