Daytime TV Schedule Fragments With Classic Titles
A scattered TV grid lists programs from Sesame Street to The Tonight Show era with channels HBO PBS ESPN ABC NBC CBS. It mixes children's shows, soaps, game shows, and late cinema, naming actors and titles like Alfie The Earthling and Disaster on the Coast.
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Sesame Street
Richard Simmons
Donahue
Love Lucy
People’s Court
Mary Tyler Moore
Alice
Wheel of Fortune
All My Children
Battlestars
Young and the Restless
Family Feud
Independent Network News
Ryan's Hope
Search For Tomorrow
Dick van Dyke
Kotter
Beverly Hillbillies
GD Electric Company
Scooby Doo
Andy Griffith
ABC News
NBC News
CBS News
HBO
William Holden
Ricky Schroder
William Shatner
Lloyd Bridges
Yvette Mimieux
PBS
South Florida
Reggie Jackson switches from Yankees to Angels in April spotlight
Reggie Jackson, now with the California Angels after a $3.9 million deal, debuts as Penthouse automotive editor while pursuing TV work and film roles. He remains a star with 425 career homers and says he will keep broadcasting for ABC Sports and appearing on shows like Archie Bunker’s Place as he weighs acting opportunities.
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Reggie Jackson
Jackson
New York Yankee
California Angels
Big Apple
Penthouse Magazine
Hall of Fame
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Pace
CNN News
Jesus
Jim Bakker
Mayberry
R.F.D
Jimmy Swaggart
Good Morning America
CBS Morning News
Jeannie
Mr. Rogers
Tom & Jerry
the World Turns Electric Company
One Life To Live
Patticoat Junction
General Hospital
Guiding Light
Jean Simmons
Robert’ Preston
Michael Kearney
France
Clignancourt
Stevie Nicks
Andrew
Robert Motherwell
MacNeil-Lehrer
Espn Sports Center
Sanford and Son
Dick Cavett
Claire Jom
Johnny
Dom Detuise
Mal Tillis
Johnny Yanex
Hawaii Five-O
Alfie
Michael Caine
Shelly Winters
Millicant Martin
Quincy Quincy
Sports
Reggie
Peter Meade