Television Tonight Highlights On Huntington Station
WSAZ and WOAY present local listings with Oak Hill WCYB Roanoke WSLS and WOWK guiding viewers through the slate. Regional stations WVVA Bluefield WDB Roanoke WCHS Charleston WJHL and WOWK offer prime time schedules and signal availability for tonight.
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Highlights and TV Listings Snapshot
Highlights include Who's the Boss, a tense tennis death episode, and Rescue 911 reruns. Metropolitan Opera Der Ring des Nibelungen Valkyrie feature, plus Wonder Years, In the Heat of the Night, Roseanne, and a crucial NBA Playoffs Game Seven.
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Dick Tracy opens with record weekend box office
Hollywood reports Dick Tracy debuts to an estimated 22.6 million in box office, including 1.2 million from midnight T shirt tickets, topping the weekend but lagging behind some blockbusters. Gremlins 2 opens fourth, Another 48 HRS. second, Total Recall third, Back to the Future III fifth. Disney stock falls on the results.
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Ghost Dad a warm, quiet Cosby Poitier family fantasy
Bill Cosby stars as a widowed father who dies and haunts his family in Ghost Dad. Sidney Poitier directs a concise, gently humorous tale with a spectral body sliding through walls and a ride with a taxi driver, as the living cope with debt and a boss tangled in high stakes.
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PBS weighs free air time for presidential candidates
PBS contemplates providing free air time to 1992 presidential candidates and parties beyond normal news coverage. PBS president Bruce Christensen says the aim is to increase political dialogue as PBS boards consider options after a Markle Foundation feasibility study. The foundation proposes blocks from 15 to 20 minutes with a $5 million pledge toward a projected $15–20 million cost. The plan, outlined by Alvin Perlmuter, was reported in The Washington Post and The New York Times.
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