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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1986
Page
8
Alan Thicke faces past criticism as Growing Pains gains a foothold on ABC. The new sitcom features Thicke as a psychiatrist who moves his practice home, while Joanna Kerns plays a practical wife returning to work after raising three children.
John Darling reports Thicke defends Growing Pains as more story driven than ensemble like Cosby He labels Cosby as the parenting Mark Twain of our times and argues the show blends romance with humor while leveraging a strong cast to create a distinct feel rather than a revolutionary concept.
Shannon Jewell reports on Bill Cosby’s 1970s TV moves, his role inThicke of the Night, and early development ideas for Growing Pains while Ronald Reagan is president, with Cosby trying to revive the failed Cos show and questions about variety formats for Bill.
Canadian actor Thicke discusses leaving Thicke of the Night, taking a lead offered by Norman Lear after Fernwood 2 Night, and pursuing a role closer to his life. He notes divorce from Gloria Loring, joint custody of sons Brennan and Robin, and Brennan’s diabetes and acting progress. He reflects on parenting, earnings from his son, and the challenge of turning a real life into screen drama.
A dense listing of TV highlights and movie premieres across channels Cinamax TMC HBO Showtime and WTBS detailing titles such as Bobby Deerfield The Man Who Knew Too Much Metalstorm The Jigsaw Man and The Right Stuff plus various dramas comedies and classic films with ratings and air times across 6pm to late night. The guide names performers directors and plot hooks while noting viewer advisories and channel assignments for each item.
Brian Keith starred in The Westerner on NBC from Sept 30 to Dec 30, 1980. He played drifter Dave Blassingame with his dog Brown as the loyal sidekick, the large scruffy mongrel famous for Disney's Old Yeller.
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