Valerie Bertinelli Returns as Private Detective in Sydney
Valerie Bertinelli debuts in the CBS series Sydney as a private detective and co executive producer. The show follows Sydney a single professional grappling with skepticism from clients while spending time at a bar The Blue Collar as she pursues cases on film rather than tape.
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Murphy Browns Bar Plan and Crew Talk Progress
John Darling and Tom Batiuk and Bob Wojtko report on Murphy Brown’s plan to include a bar, two years of development, and nervous anticipation as air date nears. Cast includes Bertinelli, Barney Martin, Rebeccah Bush, and Matthew Perry with Sydney's mother cut from the project.
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Close TV Today Indicates Movie Normal Life Premire
Cindy Williams and Max Gail return to the weekly network lineup in a new comedy about a highly diverse family. Dweezil and Moon Unit Zappa appear as two children. Valerie Bertinelli stars and co produces the show returning to weekly TV after One Day at a Time. Premise centers on the title character's dilemmas.
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GRITIC'S CHOICES AND PRIVATE DETECTIVE PLOTS
A fragment notes GRITIC'S CHOICES as a single and discusses issues from her role as a private detective. It references a 10:00 P.M. slot and hints at programming choices and tensions around a fictional character.
Brokaw probes Hollywood shift to new era and networks
NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw examines the rise of conglomerates in Hollywood and the impact on old stars and independent film. He notes cable growth, affiliate power, and proposes a two part Nightly News format with hard and soft news elements.
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Horoscope Briefs for March 22 1990
Reader questions on the TV show Hunter prompt a clarification. The note asks whether Fred Dryer is deaf, with an answer stating he is not. The column covers zodiac signs Aries through Virgo and gives cautionary guidance for the day.
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Hunter
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Zodiac Daily: Guidance for September 23 to October 23
A horoscope style brief covers Bernice Libra and all signs. It advises Scorpio managers avoid harshness and hypocrisy, Sagittarius on business indifference, Capricorn facing challenging one to one relations, Aquarius warns talk alone won t count, and Pisces to avoid risky financial meddling with friends to prevent mutual losses.
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
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