TV Guide Evening Schedule Fragment with Reruns and Films
A dense list of TV times and show titles across today and tonight includes The Gong Show, Mary Tyler Moore, Hawaii Five-O, Barnaby Jones, The Waltons, The Odd Couple, Gunsmoke, and Merv Griffin shows. Several late-night movies and news blocks are noted along with children's programs and daytime serials.
Bridge hand leads to cautious slam decision
North doubles twice to reach three spades after East raises to two. South continues to four spades and is content when North passes. The hand could yield an overtrick but requires careful play with trumps and potential ruffs, as the club finesse is avoided.
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Pass Opening Lead in West J7 A764 AQ183 J 10
Bridge bidding fragment shows a pass opening lead with West holding J7 A764 AQ183 J 10. The excerpt notes the opening lead choice but lacks further play details or contract context.
Casts reunite for Logan's Run sequel and CBS roles
Jenny Agutter and Michael York reteam for the thriller Riddle of the Sands. Marvin Kaplan joins Linda Lavin for a recurring role in CBS Altice. Mitchum stars in Vortex. Lou Rawls to guest on The National Cheerleading Championships CBS special. Noah Beery plays a Massachusetts farmer in the TV adaptation The Bastard.
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Little House Tops Week’s TV Ratings Amid Repeats
NBC's Little House on the Prairie led last week's TV ratings ending March 19 as viewers returned to the series, though NBC remained in last place among networks. ABC and CBS followed with falls and gains as All in the Family ended its season.
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Star Wars sequel set as cast returns for Europe and Africa shoot
Production begins on the sequel to Star Wars with Mark Hamill Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher set to reprise roles. Leigh Brackett adapts the screenplay from the second of Lucas's Luke Skywalker adventures, continuing George Lucas's original story and direction.
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