Moonshine County Express and more film highlights
Evening programming features Moonshine County Express with three women taking on a bootlegging syndicate, Evil Under The Son with Poirot investigating island resort guests, and a Lionel Richie absence discussion. Also includes Santa’s Magic Toy Bag, Boon Boone on songwriting, and various documentaries and classic films airing across networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TMC
Moonshine County Express
John Saxon
Susan Howard
Cinemax
Peter Ustinov
Hercule Poirot
Island Resort
Entertainment Tonight
Commodores
Lionel Richie
Elf
Santa
Boone Boone
Rome
Florida
Charlie Brown
Peanuts Gang
Richard Leakey
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Sharky’s
Burt Reynolds
Rachel Ward
Call Girl
Showtime
Faerie Tale Theatre
Herve Villechaize
Miller
Shelley Duvall
Second Nuclear Bomb Used at Nagasaki
The second wartime nuclear strike occurred on August 9 1945 when a plutonium atomic bomb named Fat Man was dropped on Nagasaki Japan. It used synthetic radioactive components and was designed for rapid mass production compared with the uranium device dropped on Hiroshima three days earlier.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Hiroshima
Nightly TV Schedule Highlights and Movie Features
A dense late night lineup lists films and programs across channels including Just Before Dawn, Still of the Night, Gallipoli, Freud, Love at First Bite, Moonfire and more. Notable cast members include George Kennedy Roy Scheider Meryl Streep Mel Gibson and George Hamilton. The schedule runs from 11 PM to 1 AM, featuring parodied ads, talk segments and a debate on alcohol advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Kelly
DR. Seuss
Boris Karloff
Winston Churchill
David Niven
P.M
Little House On the Prairie
Michael Landon
Ingalls
Albert
Pfeiffer
Callas
Maria Callas
Joan
WTBS
Newhart
Kirk
George
Cinemax
George Stevens
Emerald Point N
Mallory
Maggie
Navy
Jack
Celia
TMC
Hal Holbrook
Adrienne Barbeau
Blue Lagoon
Jean Simmons
Donald Houston
Island
George Kennedy
Carson Burt Reynolds
Charles Nelson Reilly
America
George Hacker
Center For Science In Public Interest
Edgar R. Fiedler
HBO
Roy Scheider
Meryl Streep
MacArthur
Gregory Peck
Dan O'Herlihy
Truman
Michael Spound
Arsenio Hall
Richard Hack
Gallipoli
Mel Gibson
Turkey
Wwi
WIBS
Montgomery Clift
Susannah York
David Letter
Art Donovan
Cornelia Guest
Mark Schiff
Showtime
George Hamilton
Susan Saint James
Dracula
Nyc
WKYC
WEWS
WJW
WVIZ
WCL
Espn Movie Cine
Asia
Cheveland
Cleveland
MAX
Werp
Daniel
Cincinnati
Rogers
Beaver
The
Dettersons Company
Hillbillies
Snowmen
Buck
Lobo
NBC
ABC News
CBS News
MacNeil
Lehrer
Prairie Express Mandrell
Burnett Center
Wild Magazine Report
Top Rank
Charlie
Graham Gold ‘Sharky's Theatre
Green Bay
House Packers
Dallas
Favorie
Stevens
Prairie Tanpa Bay
Buccaneers Point
Hart
Hawaii
Carson
Hart Gatling Songer
Five-O Dawn
Hawaii Thicke
NCAA
Five-O
Gallipali
David
Aztecs fall to Cortez and capture of Tenochtitlan
Aztecs defeated Hernando Cortez captured Tenochtitlan, the Aztec capital, in 1521 two years after being welcomed as Quetzalcoatl. Cortez gained Mon tezuma II's friendship and absorbed a relief expedition. After capture the Aztec culture disintegrated and the city was rebuilt as Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernando Cortez
Tenochtitlan
Montezuma II
Cortez
Mexico City
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Kristy McNichol
James Vincent McNichol
Kathleen Quinlan
Grove Ave
Lorain
Richard Egan
Sonny Liston
Mexico
Band of Bad Hombres
Headline
Morning Jerry News ” Times
Walter Club
Woody
Woodpecker
Jeannie . Mitty
New Jersey
Gehts & Friends
Sodom
Lucy “the
Rhoda
Math Lab
Math « Club
Rl Rodeo
Newman
CNN News
Boeing
Odeon
Bonnié
Benji
Strokes Donahue
Scotland
Press
Richard
Hall & Movie
10 Century Art Chest
Simmons
Catlins
Freeway
Texas
Victoria
Sugar Ray's
Jeannie Mason
Kay
Ryan
Young
Our World
Tomorow
Hope the Restless
Pancho
Fi Otter
Hollywood Light
Kinetic the
the Who
Karnival
Munsters
Thunderbirds
Billy Graham
Bias Nese
TV Tonight
Onan
Bonanza
TCE
Falbo
Washington
Don
Nancy Foy
John Minotti
Christie Vargo
County Metropolitan Park System
Gloria Erickson
Claire Vanco
Elyria
Britain
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Hell
Camer
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