Wednesday January 19 1972 TV schedule highlights
A dense Nashville style daily grid listing morning programs, news segments, children’s shows, cooking and educational broadcasts. Notable items include Sesame Street Romper Room Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy and The Electric Company, with Midday News and What Every Woman Wants To Know among the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.U.N.Y
Goodship News
Bullwinkle
Hap Richards
David Frost
Marilyn Bleier
Jack LaLanne
TV Guide List of Shows and Time Slots
A long list of programs across networks with start times from early morning to late night including news, talk, game, soap operas, kids' shows, and reruns. Notable titles include The Persuaders, Star Trek, Perry Mason, The Incredible Hulk not listed, and The Beverly Hillbillies among many others with scattered time blocks and multiple repeats.
Friday Night TV Highlights With Movies And News Lineup
Friday television features Sandy Dennis as a parent in Something Evil and Johnnie Whitaker in a 9 p.m. CBS film slot. The schedule lists News Report at 12:55 a.m., then multiple shows including Truth or Consequence and The V. Graham Show followed by soaps, game shows, and children's programs. The long lineup covers Abbott and Costello, The Edge of Night, Gomer Pyle, The Flintstones, The Andy Griffith Show, Password, The Lawrence Welk Show, Masterpiece Theatre, and a film odyssey with The Blue Angel and Return of The Seven among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Magnani
All My Children
Hazel
Virginia Graham
World Workers
Lucille Rivers
the Electric Company
Fred Noad
Sandy Dennis
Johnnie Whitaker
Continental Miniatures
V. Graham
Gomer Prye
U.S. Treasury
Sanford and Son
Star Trek
Partridge Family
Masterpiece Theatre
Yul Brynner
Paris
Louis Jourdan
Perry Mason
Room 222
Vermont
Rossano Brazzi
General Hospital
Somerset
Merv Griffin
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Mike Douglas
Password
Andy Griffith
Morning Headlines Dominate Schedule Amid TV Daylight
A dense listing shows a full daytime and early evening slate with shows like Popeye Captain Kangaroo and The Lucy Show. Highlights include Live news updates, special segments on Black History and Living for the Sixties, plus kids programs and a Desert Hell Part nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3 Stooges
Sacred Heart
Gomer Pyle
Hap Richards
Jack LaLanne
Dinah
the Electric Company
Desert Hell
Dr. Brothers
Frank Sinatra Jr guest stars on The Dean Martin Show
TV listings recap a January 1972 schedule noting Frank Sinatra Jr appears on NBC’s The Dean Martin Show among a long lineup of programs. The block includes news, movies, game shows, and multiple variety acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sinatra Jr
Dean Martin
NBC
Weekend TV Guide Schedule With Movies And Sports
A dense weekend lineup lists multiple film titles and stars such as Esther Williams Mickey Rooney Lucille Ball John Wayne Rita Hayworth and Fred MacMurray across dramas comedies and westerns plus sports broadcasts including Long Beach State at Loyola of Chicago ECAC Basketball and Pro Bowlers Tour segments. Also featured are news programs travel features and a closing prayer and sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Williams
Long Beach St
Loyola of Chicago
Mickey Rooney
Danger
Trevor Howard
Daniel Boone
Wide World of Sports
Lucille Ball
Dean Martin
Tucson Golt
the Electric Company
Carl Reiner
Dick van Dyke
Arnie
Raymond Burr
Basil Rathbone
Mr Allison
Robert Mitchum
van Heflin
Tallulah Bankhead
Rita Hayworth
Christy
Fred MacMurray
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the Munsters
Batman
Hogan’s Heroes
Roger Moore
Tony Curtis
the Persuaders
ABC
Joyce Chen
Pat Boone
Martin Agronsky
Night Gallery
Mannix
Dateline
the Arts
Bewitched
Merle Oberson
University of Michigan
Katy
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News
Don Rickles
Adam
Bluebeard
John Carradine
Richard Todd
Ironsides
Bogart Theater
Ida Lupino
Duffy
San Quentin
Joanne Dru
The
Love Lucy
Judd
Flip Wilson
Net Playhouse
My Three Sons
Sean Connary
Chuka
Rod Taylor
Longstreet
U.S.A
Mr. Magoo
Cornell Report
Henry Ford
Harlem Globetrotters
Insight
the Jetsons
Henry Aldrich
Jimmy Lyndon
Don Tuttle
John Agar
Lancelot Link
World Press
David Little John
National Georgraphic
John Wayne
Robert Fuller
Hot Seat
Mary Tyler Moore
Chiller Theatre
Bantaro Miake
People
William Shatner
Don Schein Intervews
Kim Darby
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