TV Listings tease for morning and prime time shows
TV guide snippet lists automatic VCR codes and a dense schedule of programs across CBS This Morning Regis and Kathie Lee Ellen DeGeneres Donahue Sally Jessy, Montel Williams, Jane Whitney and others. It highlights blizzard survivors, women addicts, and talk show guests amid a broad lineup of sports and entertainment features.
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Sparky the dog poses risk to visiting children
A family worries about Sparky a German shepherd mix at Opie's home barking snapping at their children ages 9 months and 2 years. They seek advice on safety and behavior from Dr. Erwin David who recommends confining the dog during visits and consulting a behavior specialist.
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Hartman pursues fast paced variety show on NBC
Hartman, a Saturday Night Live alumnus, aims to reinvent the variety format with a tentatively titled The Phil Show. He will executive produce and head write, planning a quick, high energy mix of sketches impersonations and acts while scouting talent in Los Angeles.
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Local theaters list weekend showtimes across multiple venues
Carmike Cinema 7 Northland Marion Collins Road Westdale LindaIe screens offer The Flintstones Beverly Hills Cop 3 Speed When a Man Loves a Woman City Slickers 2 Maverick Renaissance Man The Cowboy Way The Crow Philadelphia Ace Ventura Brainscan Blank Check and Blue Chips with multiple daily showings at each location.
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Robin Williams Reflects on Hollywood After Flop
Robin Williams comments on the film Being Human grossing 1.5 million since May 6 and being dismissed by Warner Bros. He says some films succeed while others fail and that his position in Hollywood feels uncertain.
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