Morning to Night TV Schedule Snapshot 1974
A dense listing of morning to late night television programming from January 11, 1974, detailing shows across networks. It highlights genres from news and talk to children’s programs, game shows, soap operas, movies, and special broadcasts featuring stars like Ann Sheridan and Marlon Brando, with times and titles for each slot. It reflects a full day-grid view of network scheduling and syndicated fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.U.N.Y
Ted Armstrong
Dr. Joyce Brothers
Fury
Marilyn Bleier
Hap Richards
Mike Douglas
David Allen
Ann Sheridan
Ruth McDevitt
Dinah Shore
Henry Aldrich
Jimmy Lydon
Darryl Hickman
Electric Company
The Videot. Continued Parodies TV Habits
A column pokes fun at television choices and energy use. It lists programs to avoid to save energy, mocks the term vidiots, and concludes with a playful jab about North Adams readers and a new title The Videot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidiots
Ken Nordine
Nordine
North Adams
Massachusetts
Religious America debut on WMHT Sundays in January
The 13 part series Rel igious America premieres January 6 at 8 30 PM on WMHT Channel 17 with a trip to a Pentecostal church in Riverside California The program portrays American religious life through diverse voices and features a Hasidic wedding a former POW and a northern California commune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N.Y
WMHT
California
America
Philip Garvin
West
Garvin
Faith Tabernacle Church
Riverside
Calif
United States
WGBH
Boston
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Irwin Sweeney Miller
Los Angeles
Ozarks
Also Mentioned on This Page
All My Children
the Electric Company
NATO
Kohoutek
Jeannie
Bill Cosby
General Hospital
Bonanza
F Troop
Zoom
le Francis Vivant
Marlon Brando
Frank Sinatra
Joe
Washington
Hawaii
Julie Andrews
Max von Sydow
Vermont
Brian Keith
Dean Martin
Martin Agronsky
David Susskind
Perry Mason
Dr. Hook
Alfred Hitchcock
Chicago
Robert Ridgley
Ted Knight
The
Scar
Paul Henreid
Joan Bennett
You
Jeanette Nolan
John McIntyre
Dirty Sally
CBS
Page
National Lampoon
WGRG
Jack la Lanne
Maggie and
FBI
ABC
Sun
Erskine
Lucy
Jack Webb
Jim Nabors
Religious America