Networks switch many shows across decades and networks
The article surveys how TV series frequently shift between networks, citing past moves like Foxworthy from ABC to NBC and JAG from NBC to CBS. It notes famous jumps such as Father Knows Best, Wagon Train, Leave It To Beaver, The Real McCoys, Peter Gunn, My Three Sons, Columbo, and Bionic Woman, illustrating lack of a consistent pattern in outcomes.
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DuMont
Ralph Bellamy
Kraft Television Theater
Matlock
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Voice of Firestone
Robert Young
Ward Bond
Robert Horton
John McEntire
Bond
Robert Fuller
Jerry Mathers
Walter Brennan
Grandpa McCoy
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California
Peter Gunn
Craig Stevens
Edie
Lola Albright
Lt. Jacoby
Herschel Bernardi
Henry Mancini
Fred McMurray
Columbo
Peter Falk
Lindsey Wagner
Tesh leaves ET amid emotional finale and new music plan
John Tesh says his last ET show felt like death while staff wired him up with a microphone. He leaves for a 60-city four month Americas tour, aims to record a 12th album on GTS Records, and sign three PBS specials as he focuses on his music career.
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Entertainment Tonight
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Mary Hart
Bahamas
Connie Sellecca
Mary Ken
San Diego
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L.A
Minneapolis
Prima
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Goen
Planet Hollywood
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New Mexico Today's Forecast Across Four Cities
Farmington reports 92 degrees while Raton sees 88 and Gallup 92. Santa Fe records 87 as heat continues across the state with warm afternoon conditions.
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Gallup
Santa Fe
Franken Dornan may join new Odd Couple style sitcom
television pitch envisions Al Franken and Robert Dornan as liberal and conservative neighbors in a Late-line style show. Franken would play a Washington based TV news correspondent. Dornan would be his outspoken next door neighbor and Kramer like foil.
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Saturday Night Live
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Tvnet 5
Two ballets offer new productions in New York
New York critics report on Stepping Stones by Jiri Kylian as staged by American Ballet Theatre and Badchonim by New York City Ballet at the Metropolitan Opera, noting ritualistic boxes, eerie music by John Cage and Webern, and a finale without music. The program opens with a revival of Balanchine’s Apollo and includes Badchonim’s premiere at the New York State Theater, translated as Merry Makers.
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New York City Ballet
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Anton Webern
Christine Dunham
Griff Braun
Susan Jaffe
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Wes Chapman
George Ba Balanchine
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Kevin O'Day
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