Funniest Home Videos Tops Ratings Ahead of Elvis and Simpsons
America's Funniest Home Videos led the week’s ratings with a 24.1 in the 8 p.m. slot, edging out network rivals as ABC placed second overall behind NBC. The report notes CBS and NBC news programs in tie for second and third, with World News Tonight setting a record margin of victory.
TV Ratings Roundup Week of March 5 11
AP Nielsen ratings for March 5 to 11 show America's Funniest Home Videos leading with 24.1 rating and 21.8 million homes on ABC. Cheers and Roseanne follow on NBC and ABC with 23.4 and 22.1 ratings respectively, while The Cosby Show sits at 21.3 on NBC and A Different World at 20.7. 60 Minutes anchors CBS at 19.6, Wonder Years on ABC draws 18.7, Golden Girls at 18.1 on NBC, In the Heat of the Night 17.9 on NBC, and Who's the Boss? on ABC at 17.5.
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Reggae legend Bob Marley estate legal battle widens
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Bertinelli Battles to Save Marriage as Van Halen Seeks Help
Actress Valerie Bertinelli says she is fighting to save her nine year marriage to Eddie Van Halen while he enters a California treatment program for alcoholism. She notes he does not abuse her but harms himself and she supports him through Al Anon while accepting their limited shared life.
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Siskel to Review Films on CBS This Morning
Film critic Gene Siskel will join CBS This Morning reviews starting Friday in New York. He will appear twice weekly with Roger Ebert, reviewing films on Wednesdays and videos on Fridays. Siskel, of WBBM-TV Chicago, is a syndicated columnist and has three Emmy nominations.
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Bridge misadventure amid bold grand slam bid and misread suit
The article describes a high level bridge hand where North after a two-club opening and a four clubs preemption, reaches five clubs, South bids five diamonds, then six clubs, and North supports. South shows a grand slam potential, West signals spade strength, and declarer’s plan fails when West gets out in spades. The tale ends with strategic misjudgments and an alternate line to recover the hand.
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