TV listings for December 4 1979 CBS late movie and daytime shows
TV schedule notes CBS late movie includes Barnaby Jones The Orchid Killer and One Eyed Jacks with supporting films, plus Carry On Doctor and Clash By Night. Daytime lineups feature The Price Is Right Family Feud Mindreaders and news programming, with variety of children and talk shows noted throughout the day.
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ABC Loses Lead As CBS Tops Week In Ratings
ABC finishes last in prime time for the first time in over a year as CBS and NBC top the week ending Nov. 25. CBS claims two of the three highest rated programs with “60 Minutes” continuing strong. NBC’s “Smokey and the Bandit” and CBS’ “Oh God!” led the Sunday night ratings. CBS posts a week rating of 19.8, NBC 19.3, and ABC 17.8, with “Three’s Company” and “Real People” among its top regulars.
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A TV ranking lists the week’s top programs with Smokey and the Bandit leading at 24.3 million homes on NBC, followed by Oh God! and 60 Minutes on CBS, Three’s Company and Angie on ABC, Dukes of Hazzard on CBS, Happy Days on ABC, Dallas and A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving on CBS, and Real People on NBC. The next tier includes Bob Hope on Campus and Taxi tied on ABC, Little House on the Prairie and M A S H and Turning Point on CBS, Vegas and Archie Bunker's Place on ABC, and Charlie’s Angels on ABC, with Right Is Enough and Love Boat on ABC as ties.
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