Television Schedule Snapshot From October Weekend
A dense list of programs across CKND CKY and local channels for Thursday October 24 through Saturday October 26. Includes news hours, game shows like The New Newlywed Game, classic films My Darling Clementine and The Quiet Man, soaps such as Loving Friends and Perfect Couples, sports events, and kid shows plus premiers and sports broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementine
Cknd First News
Cagney and Lacey
Jimmy King's
Falcon Crest
CKND
St. Elsewhere
CKY Sunday Schedule and Programming Highlights
Channel 4 airs White Paper at 12 30 with Prairie Farm Report at 1 00 and Market Review at 1 30. Sports programming includes Maple Leaf Wrestling at 2 00 and Wide World of Sports at 3 00 followed by Blue Jay Banter and Kinsmen Bingo in the early evening.CKY closes with news and talk segments before late night movies and Lotto draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Square
Terry Winters
Ken Copeland
Oral Roberts
Robert Schuller
Harrigan
Paul Hahn
Jimmy Swaggart
Parliament
B.C
Edmonton
Venture
Channel 5 Broadcast Schedule Snapshot
A dense list of programs and times across channels including CFL football Hamilton at Ottawa, NHL games Hartford at Montreal, various talk shows, movies, religious programs, late-night news, and children’s cartoons. The schedule spans October 26 to 30 with multiple network and local listings, sports, dramas, and specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ottawa
Titan Wrestling
CBC News
Hartford
Man
James Earl Jones on Guiding Light and David Oliver on Another World
James Earl Jones appeared as Dr. Jim Frazier on Guiding Light before rising to fame in theatre film and television. He later voiced Darth Vader in Star Wars and starred in Roots and The Great White Hope. Also noted is Billy Dee Williams of Dynasty who co starred with Jones in The Bingo Long Travelling All Stars and Motor Kings. David Oliver plays Perry Hutchins on Another World and can be written to at NBC TV New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctors
James Earl Jones
A.H
Toronto
A. James Ear
Guiding Light
Jim Frazier
Jones
Alex Haley
Paris
Darth Vader
Dr. Frazier
Billy Dee Williams
Dynasty
Williams
Lando Calrissian
Motor Kings
Richard Pryor
David Oliver
Perry Hutchins
A.C
Richmond Hill
David
Sunny California
San Diego
The Great March For Peace Rally Draws Celebrities
The Great March For Peace set to begin March 1 1986 in Los Angeles features a TV spot filmed by Martin Sheen Emilio Estevez Betty Thomas Ally Sheedy and Madonna. Bruce Springsteen finished his LA leg of the world tour October 2 before 83 000 fans and a total audience of over five million across 15 months. Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers resume touring and earned major awards while Marie Osmond wins a divorce from Steve Craig with full custody of their two year old son Stephen James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Martin Sheen
Emilio Estevez
Sheen
Betty Thomas
Hill Street Blues
Ally Sheedy
the Breakfast Club
Madonna
the Boss
Dolly Parton
Kenny Rogers
Marie Osmond
Brigham Young University
Steve Craig
Marie
Stephen James
Also Mentioned on This Page
CKY News
Soap
Cannon
CFL
CTV
Winnipeg
Calgary
CTV News
CKY
the National & Journal
CKX
Dallas
CBC
Lauren Harris
Droids
U. of M. Bisons
U. of Regina Cougars
Channel 4
Tommy Hunter
the Nationals
Jerry Falwell
Party With the Rovers
Charlie's Angels
Kotter
Oceans Alive
Audubon
Worldwide Church of God
Astro Boy
Ewoks
the Flintstones
Calvary Temple
Defiant Ones
Ray St
Global
Newsweek
Eye
Manitoba
Cal
Dixie
Mamie Stover
the P.T.L. Club
The
the Waltons
Six Bee
the Raccoons
Danger Bay
Kate and Allie
Newhart
National News & Journal
CBC Late Night
Golden Girls
Fifth Estate
Remington Steele
Wheel of Fortune
Hell Town
Jason and the
Jets
Oilers
Canada
General Hospital
Lifetime
Mr. Dressup
By Eli Hendriks-Witmer
Toronto Sun
Bruce Springsteen