Top film rankings and TV ratings from last weekend
The week’s top film list shows Paramount’s Top Gun leading with $8.2 million gross on 1,531 screens, followed by De Laurentiis’ Raw Deal at $5.4 million on 1,731 screens. Cobra and Poltergeist II also chart, with Spacecamp and Invaders from Mars among others. production costs and weeks in release noted where available. Prime time ratings place Family Ties and The Cosby Show atop NBC, with Night Court, Murder She Wrote, and Growing Pains among the leaders. all figures pulled from Associated Press data.
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CBS
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ABC
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Drafting and Design Class For Rising Juniors
Southwest Virginia Community College Engineering Division offers two one week Computer Assisted Drafting and Design courses for area high school students. June 16-20 and June 23-27 schedule 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Limited to 12 enrollees per class. $68 for Virginia residents. Some college credit may be available. Call (703) 964-2555, ext. 336 for details.
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Networks fill new season lineup top critics list Cosby Show tops
NBC leads with six of the top ten programs named by TV critics in Electronic Media poll. Cosby Show is labeled favorite, with Moonlighting, St Elsewhere, Cheers, and The Golden Girls among the rest. CBS is pegged as miniseries king with many upcoming projects including I’ll Take Manhattan and George Washington The Forging of a Nation.
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Barry Bostwick
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George
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Joan Collins
Monte Carlo
Judith Krantz
Manhattan
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San Francisco
Toronto
Frank Sinatra
Joe Piscopo
Kermit the Frog
TV previews and new series fuel a busy network lineup
The article surveys upcoming TV fare led by Steven Bochco and Terry Fisher with L.A. law themed work and previews new shows including Kay O'Brien Surgeon Crime Story The Ellen Burstyn Show Life with Lucy and Downtown on CBS NBC and ABC. It notes Monday June 16 American Playhouse airing Sunday in the Park with George a Broadway musical inspired by Seurat with stars Bernadette Peters and Mandy Patinkin and quotes Sondheim on why the show succeeds. It also mentions Bandana past country hits and upcoming ticket info while reflecting on Culture Club and Boy George remarks and an art gallery scene with Gary Bowling hosting kids and community ties.
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