Television Schedule Highlights From January Broadcast Week
A dense listing of educational programs and specials across days Sunday through Thursday. Notable items include Mister Rogers Neighborhood Sesame Street The MacNeil Leher Report Masterpiece Theatre Nova Birth and Death of a Stories of the Birth and Death of a Series PBS offerings in Nebraska and Rochester region venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Electric Company
Zoom
Sesame Street
MacNeil/Lehrer
Restless Earth
Earth Quaker
Ened
Oth
MacNeil Lehrer
Nova Nova
London
John Cage
David Tudor
Tennyson
Beat
The MacNeil/Lehrer
Television Schedule Notes From January Evening Lineup
A dense list of 1970s era TV programs shows an ABC/NBC/CBS mix. Notable items include Brady Bunch Action News Six Eyewitness News Watch Five Around Town The Muppet Show Adam 12 Jeopardy Spinoffs and film titles like Desperate Mission The Cavern A Lion in the Streets and Tight As A Drum. Also listed are sports programs including Bluejay Basketball and Wild Wild West Movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Brady Bunch
Six Eyewitness News
Thursday TV Schedule Highlights and Movie Lineup
The lineup includes The Brady Bunch at 6 30 as well as Wild Kingdom Adam 12 and To Tell the Truth. The Waltons Welcome Back Kotter The Cavern and other films air later with Hawaii Five O Kojak and The Tiger and The Pussycat starring Eleanor Parker among the prime time offerings. A special Tonight Show edition features The Playboy Bunny of the Year Pageant and a 45 year old man theme film The Ceremony closes tonight with Tomorrow with Tom Snyder.
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Mary Hartman
the Tiger and the Pussycat
Eleanor Parker
TV STARS Tangle In Late Night Improv and TV War
Debralee Scott and Henry Winkler share a playful moment at the Improv in Hollywood. Bonnie Franklin faces tears over a breakup on One Day At A Time as British actress Hermione Baddeley laments Maude shrinking. TV rivalry heats up as Baa Baa Black Sheep targets Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams. Fawcett Majors loses her voice on Charlies Angels set. Mary Kay Place hides a bandaged hand from a jar accident. Eileen Fulton reveals weight gain after stopping birth control pills and cutting portions. Robert Hegyes defies gym-buff image and stays out of the spotlight.
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TV Report
Debralee Scott
Mary Hartman
Fonz
Henry Winkler
Hollywood
Bonnie Franklin
Hermione Baddeley
Jolly Old England
Banana
London
West End
Robert Conrad
NBC
Penny Marshall
Cindy. Williams
ABC
LaVerne
Shirley
Conrad
Penny
Cindy
Charlie’s Angels
Farrah Fawcett-Majors
Mary’ Kay Place
Eileen Fulton
Robert Hegges
Orn
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