Morning television lineup schedule snippet
A partial TV grid lists morning to afternoon shows including Christopher Close-up, Living Word, Davey and Goliath, Faith for Today, Sunday Celebration, Pixanne, I Believe in Miracles, Magilla Gorilla, Rex Humbard, Gumby, Captain Bob, Abbott and Costello, Batman, Hour of Power, We Believe, The Addams Family, and other religious and children's programs with time slots from 6:00 to 10:00 AM and multiple repeats.
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Christopher
Christopher Closeup
Davey and Goliath
Pixanne
Rex Humbard
Sunday February 24 1974 TV lineup prior to primetime
The schedule lists I Dream of Jeannie at 7 followed by Carosello Italiano at 10 30 and Zoom Look Up and Live at 13 3x indicating a daytime or late afternoon block of programs.
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Jeannie
Brother Orchid
Edward G. Robinson
Ann Sothern
Howard Cosell’s
National Geographic
Bette Davis
Jackie Gleason
Television life in 1970s Saturday morning ghetto critique
A local essay questions the impact of early TV on children, noting how live action gave way to chaotic cartoons, harsh advertising, and pervasive commercial pressure. It cites industry guidelines on children’s advertising while outlining the cluttered, profit driven nature of weekend programming.
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ABC
NBC
CBS
Industry
Television Information Office
G.I. Joe
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Ray Bolger
the Wizard of Oz
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The
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Don Knotts
Monty Woolley
Roddy McDowell
New England
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Milwaukee Bucks
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Capitol Sports
Jonathan Winters
Vermont
Walter Matthau
America
von Ryan
New Jersey
Firing Line
Vienna Philharmonic
Richard Johnson
the Protectors
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Perry Mason
Wild Rovers
William Holden
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Johnny Cash
the Feathered Serpent
Roland Winters
New Heaven
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