Daytime TV Schedule Focuses on Soap Operas and News
The guide lists morning to late night programming across CBS ABC NBC and HBO with hosts and show titles including Sesame Street Nancy Reagan era reruns and primetime movies. Notable items include Mahogany Halloween II and Stingray plus sports and soap operas across stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HBO
Jamie Lee Curtis
Donald Pleasance
TBS Evening News
Benny Hill
Go News
Espn Sports Center
GD Business Report
WKRP
Cincinnati
Camelot
Barney Miller
James Gegney
Donald Cook
Jean Harlow
Rockford
ESPN
Robbie Simms
Clint Jackson
Howard Davis, Jr
Cocoa Sanchez
Atlantic City
Three Stooges
Trapper
John M.D. Trapper
Tarzan and the
Three's Company
ABC News
Rockford Files
Stingray
Christopher Mitchum
David Fanthaeman
Afternoon TV Highlights Mix of Movies and Sports
A cluttered listing presents films from 1953 to 1981 including Arthur with Dudley Moore, Angel Face with Robert Mitchum, and One on One with Anette O Toole, plus sports such as North Carolina State at North Carolina and NCAA football Arizona at Notre Dame. Casts include Gielgud, Minall, Mitchum, Simmons, and O’Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O
Columbo
Peter Falk
Nicol Williamson
Joal Fabiani
NBC News
Katharine Hepburn
Genevieve Bujold
Vanessa Redgrave
Patrick Magee
HBO
Bobby Benson
Annette O'Toole
Gail Strickland
Jesus
CBS News
Mahogany
Diana Ross
Aniha Perkins
Billy Dea Williams
ESPN
Inside Baseball
Joan Caulligid
Claude Rains
Constance Bannatt
New York
Nall Diamond
Laurence Olivier
Lucia Arnaz
Oklahoma
Kansas
Marcus Walby
M. D
Money Matters
Arthur
Milllionaire
Dudley Moore
Liza Minall
John Gielgud
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Robert Mitchum
Jean Simmons
Herbert Marshall
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Hobby Henson
Rock Hudson
Gig Young
Gina Lollabrigida
Robert Logan
Susan Damante Shaw
Hollye Holmes
Espn Sports Center
P.M
Laverne
Shirley
Neil Diamond
Lucie Arnaz
Walnut Grove
Arizona At Notre
Film trivia and contact tips from 1980s press items
This roundup covers film titles and release years in The Fly series, Doctor Who episode counts and contact details for Lionheart Television, and studio notes on They All Laughed with Dorothy Stratten. It notes Hedison as The Fly in 1958, Return of the Fly in 1959, and related trivia on Dr. Who and other cast/production details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
al) Hedison
Brett Halsey
Bbc-Tv
London
Amazing Doctor
Lionheart Television International
West 57Th St
New York
Peter Cushing
Stratten
Audrey Hepburn
Patti Hansen
Dorothy Stratten
Peter Bogdanovich
Dorothy Straten
Ben Gazzarra
John Ritter
Bogdanovich
Moon’ Productions
Copa de Oro
Los Angeles
United Feature Syndicate
Pepper O’brien
Park Avenue
N.Y
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CBS
Jim Bai
CNN
Jimmy
ABC
Floming News
Ygart
Faust
Nia
Good Morning America
Faa Ten
Cws
CBS Morning News
Easy Mig Three Sons
FD Electric Company
Woody Woodpecker
Sesame Street
TD Flintstones
Leave It To Beaver
Richard Simmons
Soap World
Phil Donahue
Pyramid People’s Court
Dick van Dyke Hour
Price Is Right
Donahue
Love Boat
Jew
Fromerce Theater
Beverly Hillbillies
E&p
Family Feud
Young and the
the Doctors
Baike Douglas
People Now
Andy Griffith
Ryan
Rhoda
Electric Company
Sanford and Son
Jeannie
Capital
Gomer Pyle
General Hospital
Guiding Light
Tom & Jerry
Mr. Rogers
Bob Newhart
Benjamin
NFL
Buffalo
New York Jets
Farrell
Liz Farrell
Valerie Harper
Dennis Lipscomb
Frank McCarty
Depew Stevens
Yvette Mimieux
Tarzan
Johnny
Brenda Sheffield
Payee
Donnay
Nightline
Dr. Who
Entertainment Tonight
People’s Court
MacNeil-Lehrer Basar
Ali MacGraw
Ryan O'Neal
Ray Milland
King
Monkey
Hollywood
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