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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1998
Page
3
Ellen Gray argues Veronica's Closet lacks variety and depth despite strong cast and Cresting expectations. The piece questions the show’s premise, writing, and focus on sex as the main driver, contrasting with NBC's successful Ally McBeal and other promos.
Broadcast package previews finals in men's and women's aerials, women's combined slalom, men's 1000m and women's 3000m relay in short track, and men's 10,000m speed skating. Also Nova examines psychic powers in 1993 encore with James Rand-al-as and explanations for paranormal events.
Former Oregon lieutenant sheriff John Bunnell hosts a special teaching drivers to avoid crashes using National Transportation Safety Board footage. The American Experience concludes The Kennedys with assassinations and Chappaquiddick revisited. Jane Pauley covers a death row inmate’s book and related victim perspectives. Mega Machines traces locomotive evolution from steam to diesel to supertrain. George Jones Show debuts with Vince Gill, Patty Loveless, and Little Jimmy Dickens.
Dick Van Dyke is upbeat about Diagnosis Murder on CBS topping the ratings during Super Bowl week and remaining a top 20 show. He notes the program’s appeal to older viewers, its family-friendly tone, and its unique position among medical and mystery series.
Steven Bochco acknowledges Brooklyn South faces creative struggles as it fights a 10.5 million viewer average and a 74th place rating this season. He and David Milch compare it to NYPD Blue and Hill Street Blues, noting cast changes and the need for strong character centers to win back viewers.
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