CBS Losing the Tiffany Image Faces a 1960s Echo
CBS once dubbed the Tiffany of the networks risks a throwback to the 1960s era of Beverly Hillbillies branding as rivals push back with acclaimed shows. The piece notes All in the Family M A S H The Mary Tyler Moore Show Bob Newhart The Waltons and 60 Minutes shaping TV and hints at a fading golden era.
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The Bone of Simas Kudirka on CBS Horizon
Alan Arkin stars as Simas Kudirka in a dramatic special about the Lithuanian seaman’s abortive defection and imprisonment in a Soviet labor camp. Shirley Knight plays Genna Kudirka as CBS previews its future schedule amid sharp critical notes on several proposed programs.
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TV America's top spectator sport by Joan Hanauer
UPI interviews Jeff Greenfield about television’s dominance in American life. He discusses TV as a unifying medium that replaces separate forms, its impact on politics, culture, and daily habits, and how political engagement has become more spectator than participation, with politics treated like a national game.
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Harvest Home NBC telefilm stars Bette Davis in village tale
Two time Oscar winner Bette Davis portrays a widow with uncanny powers shaping a New England farming village in Harvest Home. NBC Novel For Television airs tonight at 9 and again Tuesday at 8 on channel 3.
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