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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1984
Page
5
A pilot series by National Lampoon writers and performers debuts on WUAB-TV Channel 43 next Monday at 11 p m. The half hour lampoons local news with co anchors John B. Goode and Kimberly Clark and reporter Walter Conk rite. If audiences in 60 other test markets respond well, it may join Channel 43’s fall lineup.
TV personas Barry Gold and Jimmy the Geek headline a chaotic pilot season with a fired anchor returning from prison and a chaotic investigative report on a Julio Iglesias knife ad. Conkerite spouts wild consumer tips while Al the floor manager riffs. Channel 8 tests Jerry Lewis Show. Goofy Olympic Special leads a goofy Friday lineup.
A feature on Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton dining at The Guinea in London notes Liz’s renewed energy after Private Lives. The piece mentions Sally Burton and Victor Luna, Liz’s daughter Liza Todd, and rumors of Liza’s July wedding to Hop Tivey amid Liz’s high-profile life.
A structured TV guide lists shows and films across networks with times. Highlights include FEAGLER chapter meeting and a David Steinberg hosted segment, Stars with Jane Seymour to Rocky III, Too Close for Comfort, Whiz Kids kidnapping plot, Sneak Previews previews, National Lampoon Vacation, Doctor Detroit, Poltergeist, WarGames, and various classic movies on HBO CINEMAX and SHOWTIME.
TV listings note late night airings: Star Search with Robert Conrad and Steve Landesberg at 12:30 a.m. followed by New York Hot Tracks with Nona Hendricks Melba Moore and Cult Club videos. HBO presents the 1983 Betrayal and the 1982 Split Image, with plot twists involving infidelity and cult lure.
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