TV Schedule Echoes a Dense Day of 1970s Programming
A sprawling TV grid lists morning to late-night shows across multiple channels, mixing children's cartoons and public affairs with music, movies, sports, and religious programming. Entries reference Star Trek, Sesame Street, The Trojan Women, Broadway-style acts, and regional sports coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey and Goliath
Three Stooges
THE
Little Rascals
Billy
Heckle & Jeckle
Agriculture
Trooper Terry MR. Knozit
Jonny Quest
Batman Fred Flintstone
Fangface
Alvin and the
Scooby's
DINO
Lilias
Bonnie Lou
Buster
Nashville
Statler Brothers
Barbara Mandrell
Soul Train
Christina Sanchez
Soap Factory
Roland Martin
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
California Angels
Minnesota Twins
U.S.A
Southern Sportsman
MT. Calvary Pentecostal Church
Jimmy Swaggart
Kenneth Copeland
Voice OF Victory
MR. Knozit
DAY OF Discovery
E.J. Daniels
Jim Whittington
Jerry Falwell
Bill Reese
Three Stooges and Friends
Sesame Street
James Robison
Oral Roberts
Electric Company (R
Opportunities Unlimited
Dennis Price
Jack Hawkins
Marine World
Africa
Virginia
Cary Grant
Martha Scott
Ronald Eyre
Oakland Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Alabama
Olo
James Michener
Hawaii
Michener
Islands
Needlepoint
CBS Sports
Talledega
Sportsworld
USA
Sunday TV Listings and Parades Highlight Quiet Weekend
A jumble of program notes and parades lists several shows from Tony Brown's Journal to Meet the Press, Family Reunion performances, World of Disney, 60 Minutes, and NBC Movie Rescue From Gilligan's Island. Local mentions include a Sunday maverick parade of quartets and ice skating segments with Russians visiting Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick
Jimmy Swaggart
Sesame Street
Tony Brown
S Journal Electric Company
DAY OF
Discovery
Jerry Falwell
South Carolina
PUL
Malloy
Reed
Washington
Frank
Joe
Puerto Rico
World OF Disney
Brownstone
J. Audubon Woodlore
Donald Duck
Dan Rather
Morey Safer
Harry Reasoner
Joseph Mengele
Crockett
Dick Cavett
SHC ER AROOETI-ALL IN THE FAMILY
Archie's truce with his brother proves short lived when Fred arrives with an extremely young wife. Edsel Castleberry visits Flo as part of a domestic comedy sequence. Various episodes include musical and nature specials and a 1974 crime caper film featuring James Caan and Alan Arkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starbuck
Fred Astaire
Bears
Ahmad
Susan B. Anthony
Jayne Meadows
Emiliano Zapata
Julio Medina
Sir Francis Bacon
James Booth
Archie
Fred
Joela Jones
Boston Pops Orchestra
Paganini
Rachmaninoff
ABC
James Caan
Alan Arkin
San Francisco
Alice
Edsel Castleberry
Forrest Tucker
Flo
Masterp
Zeus
Jove
Caligula
God
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CBN
Wees
Fred and Barney
the Jetsons
Pink Panther
Buford and the Galloping Ghost
Julia Child and Company
Marshall Frady
Billy Graham
North Carolina
Gene Moore
Josie
Doris Day
Peter Graves
Texas
Nurburing
Germany
Lawrence Welk
Hunter
Hunter Ethics and
Western Theatre
ALL About TV
NOVA
Elizabeth
HEE Haw
NBC News
CBS News
Braves
Houston
George Gobel
Conway Twitty
Dave
Sugar
Shanana
Jimmie Rodgers
St. Louis
Chicago
Battlestar Galactia
Christopher Closeup
Rex Humbard
Socrates
Alexander Scourby
Austin City Limits
Merle Haggard
Strangers
Merle
Silver Wings
San Antonio Rose
Uganda
Susan
John Byner
Paul Burke
Patrick Laborteaux
Mark Shera
Ellen Bry
Bo 'N Sam
Philip Charlies Mackenzie
Michael Tucci
Keith Carradine
Shelley Duvall
Mississippi
Ray Charles
Montreux
Charles
Switzerland
Buffy Ste. Marie
Buffy St. Marie
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
Fantasy Island
Dennis Cole
Fountain of Youth
Sword OF Justice
Jack Cole
Hector
Harlan County
Barbara Kopple
Kirk
Carol Lynley
Paul Angelis
Rick Nelson
ABC News
Hell Island
Mark Stevens
Jack Donner
Cuba
Atlanta Falcons
New England Patriots
Alan Aida
Jacqueline Bisset
Ironside
Sanger
Dragnet
Avengers
Aer
Lucien John
John Paul II
Poland
Kracow
Valerie Harper
NFL
ATAN
Ernest Angley
Iowa
Zoom
Youngblood Hawke
James Franciscus
Suzanne Pleshette
Thea Jones
Villa Alegre
First Baptist Church Que Pasa
Digest Methodist
Lewis Family
Westbrook Hospital
Animals
America
Fort Gordon
Philippines
Journal Racers
Doris Chase
Colorado School For the Performing Arts
Charlotte Perry
Jenny
Lively Arts
Capital of the Blues
Ann
Darwin
Amazon
the Jeffersons
Florence
Kaz Kaz
National Geographic
Tigris
Thor Heyerdahl
Ronald Reagan
Fawlty Towers
Susie Wong
William Holden
Nancy Kwan
Paul Winfield
Cicely Tyson
Martin Luther King Jr
Archie Campbell
Judy Holliday
Aldo Ray
Tesser
Kalmia Plaza Mall
Dial
Dione Smith
Gentleman's Clothier
Pal Thurs
Cionel Smith
S.W
Aiken