Eyes of the Stereo Movie Brain
A 1988 horror film titled Brain appears in a late night stereo movie slot. The listing marks a Friday night schedule with unspecified air times and content warnings.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1990
Page
8
A 1988 horror film titled Brain appears in a late night stereo movie slot. The listing marks a Friday night schedule with unspecified air times and content warnings.
Satirical rundown lists imagined job postings from a Lewis Grizzard column including government markspersons gas masks health food cook TV personality and astronauts. It lampoons sensational ads and media culture with references to Al Sharpton Dan Quayle and Merv Griffin.
A birthday-themed forecast notes dramatic career or community changes. December assets and March joint finances loom. beware fine print. Romance, vacations, Labor Day 1991, and summer memories appear. Individual signs receive practical, cautionary, and relationship guidance with emphasis on finances and personal growth.
Dorothy Lyman created gum chewing Opal on All My Children in 1981 and won two Emmys before leaving for prime time in 1983. Jill Larson later portrayed Opal on One Life to Live. Also noted are Katherine Kelly Lang’s Bold and the Beautiful run since 1987 and brief Beauty and the Beast revival hints. Orson Welles lost cut of Touch of Evil gets a TV premiere tease.
The guide explains how to use the left column to locate stations by cable area Aiken North Augusta Edgefield Johnston and read across for programs. It lists WJBF WRDW WAGT WIS WEBA PBS WCES PBS and notes NBC as the common network for WAGT and WIS.
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