TV Highlights and Listings for December 23 1995
A busy December 23 schedule features Oak Hill and Johnson City stations with News and entertainment segments. Highlights include America's Children hosted by Katie Couric focusing on mentoring programs, Opryland’s Christmas celebration with Clint Black and Emmylou Harris, and a feature on home gardening by Roger Phillips and Leslie Land. Also listed are a quiz on a potential Sunday school teacher, a police report on a shooting case, and an airing of Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey with Michael J. Fox.
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Jeff Foxworthy
Matt
Everybody's Business
Katie Couric
Opryland
Opryland USA Entertainment
Clint Black
Emmylou Harris
Julia
Roger Phillips
Leslie Land
Michael J. Fox
Waiting to Exhale offers four femmes navigating love
Forest Whitaker directs Terry McMillan's adaptation focusing on Savannah Jackson Bernadine Harris Robin Stokes and Gloria Johnson. The film portrays women as strong and united despite male infidelity and heartbreak while leaving a sense of hollowness at its core.
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Forest Whitaker
Terry McMillan
Whitaker
Savannah Jackson
Whitney Houston
Phoenix
Bernadine Harris
Angela Bassett
Bernie
Robin Stokes
Lela Rochon
Gloria Johnson
Loretta Devine
Tarik
Donald Adeoson Faison
Dear Abby Gift Etiquette Across Life Events
Dear Abby explains etiquette for birth wedding and graduation announcements noting gifts are optional for close friends or family and immediate response is always appropriate for births while close ties justify gifts. Stepfamily dynamics and photos are discussed with emphasis on separating roles and honoring existing parental ties.
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Abby
Petaluma
Calif
Letitia Baldrige
Letitia
Mar
Georgina
San Antonio
Canada
P.O
Mount Morris
Ill
Nixon film as horror historyStone oversells Nixon while masking flaws in Oliver Stone's Nixon
The Nixon biopic directed by Oliver Stone opens in gothic mood and treats Nixon as a fallen hero. Anthony Hopkins delivers a tense portrait, while Joan Allen shines as First Lady. The film’s black and white color shifts, lack of Watergate context, and conspiracy hints detract from the drama.
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Vincent Price
White House
Oliver Stone
Richard Nixon
Stone
Nixon
Kennedy
Vietnam
China
Julie
Pat
Joan Allen
Anthony Hopkins
Hopkins
Allen
Democratic
Nixon White House
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