TV Schedule Snapshot From December 1 1971 Daypart Lineup
A dense list of daytime and early evening programs repeats across hours 11 through 5 with shows from NBC CBS and local stations. Names include The Lucy Show Days of Our Lives Jeopardy Jeopardy The Tonight Show and Morning News plus ample children's programming and cooking fashion segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Frost
Katy
Hazel
V. Graham
Lucille Rivers
Virginia Graham
TV Guide Late Night and Afternoon Schedule Block
A dense reading of a television timetable lists time slots, program titles, and host names across weekdays and late-night lines. It notes specials, movies, news blocks, talk shows, and children's programming with multiple repeats and cross-network programming cues.
TV Schedule Snippet Shows Daytime Through Nightline
A dense OCR listing outlines morning to late night programming across news, movies, kids shows, and talk formats. Contents include "Captain Kangaroo" and "The Beverly Hillbillies" along with "The Impossible Years" CBS Movie, "Rome" nights, and various news wrapups, weather, and public affairs segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.U.N.Y
Saturday Night Movie lineup scene with Peppard and Nuyen
NBC schedules a late Saturday lineup featuring George Peppard and France Nuyen in a scene from One More Train to Rob at 9 p.m. with extensive prime time film and series blocks including The Jetsons, Perry Mason, Hogan's Heroes, Chiller Theatre, and late-night classics, plus sports recaps and talk segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sellers
David Tomlinson
Dick van Dyke
CBS News
China
Frank Sinatra
Billy Graham
Adam
Eddie
Star Trek
Martin Agronsky
Gary Cooper
Walter Brennan
Glenn Miller
James Stewart
June Allyson
MacDonald Carey
Claudia Cardinale
Danielle Darrieux
Jeannie
Hogan's Heroes
Vermont
Alias Smith & Jones
Flip Wilson
Dean Martin Shaw
George Peppard
France Nuyen
Rob
NBC
Wall Street
The
Jetsons
Joe Palooka
Kirk Douglas
Man With A
Joseph Cotton
PBS
Snow White and
the Three Stooges
Richard Conte
Damon and
Pythias
Guy Williams
National Geographic
Beau James
Bob Hope
the Electric Company
Gene Barry
Mary Tyler Moore
Don Schein
Eddie Arnold
Peter Graves
Beast
Romanoff & Juliet
Sandra Dee
Peter Cushing
Leslie Caron
Joyce and
Barbara
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New England Farmer
University of Michigan
Living Word
Bullwinkle
Goodship News
Hap Richards
Helen Keller
Gomer Pyle
Smiley
Ralph Richardson
Marilyn Bleier
Jack LaLanne
Vittorio Gassman
Joanne Woodward
Claudette Colbert
Mike Douglas
News
Munsters
Batman
Perry Mason
Hogan’s Heroes
Dream Machine
Night Gallery
Mannix
the Arts
Trooper Hook
Joel McCrea
Deep Blue Sea
Vivien Leigh
Merv Griffin
John Barrymore
Aioe
We Believe
Popeye & the 3 Stooges
Real McCoys
Woodrow Wilson
Yogi Bear
Lucy Show
King In
Horst Buchholz
the Council of Churches
Annette Funicello
Frankie Avalon
Gary Crosby
Love
Theor
ABC
the Munsters
Humphrey Bogart
Rod Steiger
Jane Withers
Dean Jagger
Jim Davis
Electric Company
Lola Albright
David Niven
General Hospital
Love Lucy
Texas
Sterling Hayden
Rod Taylor
Cairo
George Sanders
Big Valley
Greenwich Village
Don Ameche
Nsoca
the Christophers
Sacred Heart
U.S.A
Cornell
Woody Woodpecker
Harlem Globetrotters
Ask Congress
Lidsville
Don Tuttle
Spartan Gladiators
Johnny Quest
the News
Penn St
Tenn
Lad
Peter Breck
Anthony Perkins