TV Schedule Highlights from Middletown Journal 1978
TV listings cover March 9 1978 with a dense schedule across networks. Prime time includes Johnny Cash Julie Andrews and Muppets specials, dramas, comedies, and news programs. Notable items feature James at 16 Hawaii Five-O Star Trek and The Tonight Show among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma
Ces News
Carol Burnett
Adam
Johnny Cash
Linda Ronstadt
Roy Clark
Foster Brooks
Jon Baker
Phyllis Diller
Julie Andrews
Leslie Uggams
Leo Sayer
Orson Welles
Joseph Cotten
Strange Case of the End of Civilization on PBS
British humor meets Sherlock Holmes in a surreal hour long public TV special. Ex Python John Cleese plays Holmes III with Arthur Love as Watson in a black comedy plot mixing Moriarty and geopolitics. A grand spoof that Holmes fans should not miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Bernice
Jilly
Fawlty Towers
Basil
Sybil
James
Sly
Merv Griffin
Ben Gazzara
Garson Kanin
Dark Pearson
Hawaii Five-O
Honolulu
Five-O
Barney Miller
New York
Captain Miller
Dundee
Charlton Heston
Richard Harris
Mexico
John Cleese
Sherlock Holmes
Watson
Carter Country
Baker
Roy
Barnaby Jones
Betty
Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Public TV
Holmes
Dr. Watson
Arthur Love
Israel
Mazelov
Gropinger
Moriarty
London
France
FBI
Continents
Australia
Holmes III
Scotland Yard
Dr. Watsons
Mrs. Hudson
Connie Booth
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Hogan's Heroes
ABC News
Kincaid
Baretta
Tony Baretta
Masterpiece Theatre
Anna Karenina
Anna
Karenin
Vronsky
Ferrante
George Carlin
World Literature Crusade
Lee van Cleff
Jack Kelly
Dick Cavett
Robert Coles
Forever
Fernwood
Starsky and Hutch
Toma Starsky and Hutch
Toma
Bambara
Shirley MacLaine
Dean Martin
ABC
Tom
Professor Moriarty
Cleese
Jack Hobbs
Joseph McGrath
U.S
Kissinger
Dr. Gropinger
Middle East
Columbo
McCloud
Sam Spade
Hercule Poirot
James Bond
Protec
Gnassis
Cnass
Impro
Donte and Co
Dwe AG
Dee Crake
Goodyear
Goodyear Ita
ETIV
BankAmericard
American Express
Carte Blanche
Diners Club
N. Verity Pkwy
Sha Parmen
Maytag
Bank Americard
VISA
Master
Mayiag
Puimay
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