Evening TV Guide December 7 1977 Schedule Highlights
TV lineup lists prime time shows and episodes across networks with stars Sky, Kojak, Starsky and Hutch, Hawaii Five-O, The Tonight Show, Mary Tyler Moore, and ongoing daytime programs including The Price Is Right and Sesame Street. Nonfiction and game shows appear alongside dramas and soap operas.
Afternoon Network Schedule Highlights with Classic Programs
A dense listing of daytime and afterschool TV slots features US soap operas including General Hospital and One Life to Live, sitcoms like I Love Lucy and The Beverly Hillbillies, child programs Sesame Street and Mister Rogers, and game shows Price is Right and The $20,000 Pyramid. Networks note stations reserve right to changes.
National Geographic freed from commercial pressures
National Geographic ends nine years on commercial TV and moves to public television with Gulf Oil funding. Executive producer Dennis Kane notes better planning time. PBS airings reach 18 to 20 million across two to three showings. The first PBS special Yu kon Passage airs, with more titles planned including The Legacy of L. S. B. Leakey and The Great Whales.
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Los Angeles
CBS
Dennis Kane
Geographic
ABC
Kane
National Geographic
Public
WQEE
Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf
Public Broadcasting Service
the Geographic
Yukon Passage
L.S.B. Leakey
Namid
The
PBS
Pecos Enterprise and Desert Adaptation Through Time
The article sketches Pecos Enterprise adapting to the desert over millions of years. It tracks themes on gold and human involvement with the metal, the human mind and its powers, the last great steamships, Hong Kong, and elephant conservation in Africa with possible extinction by century’s end.
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Hong Kong
Africa
Christmas TV lineups feature Lynde Midler and world special
Paul Lynde stars in ABCs Twas The Night Before Christmas on December 7 while Bette Midler headlines The Bette Midler Special on NBC also December 7. Christmas Around the World airs December 24 with Maori dances and satellite broadcasts from Bethlehem to Jamaica, including a U S segment with the University of South Carolina choir in Columbia, South Carolina.
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Flintstone
Santa Claus
Bedrock
Fred
Paul Lynde
Anne Meara
Foster Brooks
George Gobel
Anson Williams
Moira Shearer
Anton Walbrook
Brother Jr
Thelma
ABC
Bette Midler
Nbc-Tv
New York
South Pacific
Polynesia
New Zealand
Tangoroa
Ocean
Tanemahuta
Forest
United States
Public Broadcasting Service
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Bavaria
London
Loire Valley
Jamaica
U.S
The
Sun Co
University of South Carolina
Columbia
S.C
Sound Country Glen Campbell Live at the Royal Festival Hall
Glen Campbell presents a two record set from his British tour featuring hits such as Rhinestone Cowboy By the Time I Get to Phoenix Wichita Lineman Galveston Sunflower and Southern Nights plus lesser known favorites A medley tribute to Elvis Presley and the Beach Boys Campbell produced all but one track Dottie West entertained at halftime in Atlanta for a charity drive benefiting the Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children aiming to raise 100000 toward 600000 needed for the hospital which plans 12000 outpatients 32 clinics and 3500 operations next year Local TV appearance and a luncheon honored West and the hospital with performers from both Georgia Tech and Georgia football squads also noted Hank Thompson Ray Griff and Donna Fargo as other country artists touring and recording projects
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The
Royal Festival Hall
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Wichita Lineman
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Campbell
Elvis Presley
Dottie West
Coca-Cola
University of Georgia
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Grant Field
Atlanta
Scottish Rite Hospital For
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Miss West
Uest
Wsb-Tv
Eorgia
Nancy Scott
Country Morning Farm and Ranch Schedule
The listing notes a showtime for Country Morning Farm and Ranch at seven o clock, with the program running until eight. It indicates a morning segment likely featuring farming and ranching topics.
Uptown Saturday Night World TV Premiere
Sidney Poitier and Bill Cosby star in a 1974 comic caper as a factory hand and cabbie chase a gangster who steals their winnings. With Harry Belafonte and Richard Pryor in supporting roles, the film unspools a nightlife caper involving a con-man detective and a rival gangster.
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Sidney Poitier
Bill Cosby
Harry Belafonte
Poitier
Cosby
Calvin Lockhart
Richard Pryor
Roscoe Lee Browne
Geechie Dan
Belafonte
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