Rob Reiner Burdened By His Father’s Shadow
Entertainment columnist Joan E. Vadeboncoeur notes Rob Reiner, at 45, remains weighed by his father Carl Reiner’s legacy. He discusses directing four hits and carrying expectations, while critics praise his recent work A Few Good Men as energetic and well mounted.
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December 1992 Cortland music festival and Cinephile night
SUC Cortland hosts an 8 pm December Music Festival featuring the Choral Union at Dowd Fine Arts Theater. Syracuse Cinephile Society presents an evening with Buster Keaton at Celebrity Den Restaurant. Admission $3, members $2.50. info 478-9595.
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Letterman may wait on Cheers at Chan in Syracuse
CBS offered Letterman a $14 million annual contract to move his late night show to CBS next summer. WTVH plans to delay Letterman to midnight to preserve Cheers at 1:30 pm, citing ratings and a potential lead-in advantage for his show. Channel 3 NBC affiliate sees Leno and Arsenio Hall as more stable, with Letterman possibly affecting younger viewers.
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Donahue tops Syracuse TV ratings battle
Donahue led Syracuse television ratings with a 10 during fall up to Nov 25 on Channel 3. You Bet Your Life trailed with a 7 on Channel 9, while The Cosby Show reruns ranked third at 6 on Channel 5. Channel 3 blamed You Bet Your Life for hurting Cosby in the same period.
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Channel ratings clash for November TV slate in Syracuse
Nielsen style reads show Channel 9 led with ABC at 4.0 rating for You Bet Your Life and Channel 2 slipping after a 6 30am sun. The Nov 21 Main Syracuse game drew 152000 households. Channel 9 high with You Bet Your Life at 8. The market saw Channel 8 and 9 compete as Channel 5 led at 11 pm with news.
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Whatever Happened To The Waltons Cast And Facts
Detroit Free Press recounts The Waltons TV history from 1972 to 1981 and notes cast later activities. It lists Ralph Waite as John Walton and others like Michael Learned Ellen Corby Richard Thomas Judy Norton Jon Walmsley Eric Scott Mary McDonough David Harper Kami Cotler with post show pursuits and a 1982 Waltons specials run plus the Walton Mountain Museum opening in Schuyler Virginia.
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