Recycled stars dominate fragile 1982 TV season
Networks faced a weak fall in 1981 82 as veteran stars and clones crowded prime time. Falcon Crest drew a mere 30 percent share after Dallas while new shows were pulled for limited runs. Cable pay TV and the religious right added pressure and confusion for schedules and bold new programs.
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James Arness
Angie Dickinson
James Garner
Nets
Falcon Crest
Dallas
TV News Astute Shifts Amid Boycotts and New Sitcoms
Two months after Wildman urged a boycott of NBC and RCA ratings remained weak while no boost appeared. Tony Randall shed a planned homosexual role in Love Sidney to a straight portrayal. Ed Asner faced backlash over Lou Grant, which CBS canceled after a viewership dip. Norman Lear backed I Love America as Falwell sought equal time, while Moyers blamed Reaganomics on People Like Us. NBC ABC and CBS plan ten new 30 minute comedies for fall, with only St Elsewhere staying serious.
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Wildman
NBC
RCA
Tony Randall
Sidney
Lou Grant
Screen Actors Guild
Ed Asner
Asner
CBS
Norman Lear
People For the American Way
ABC
America
Bill Moyers
White House
Cetal TV Guide Highlights Ecumenical Talks and Classic Movies
A packed schedule lists Anglian and Roman Catholic Church leaders in Britain pursuing ecumenical reconciliation. Highlights include Art Linkletter and Carol Lawrence on children, multiple film screenings from Volcano to The Great Race, and programs like Town Hall Forum on CETA with Jackie Randall.
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Britain
Art Linkletter
Carol Lawrence
Father Murphy
Town Hall Forum
CETA
Ken Burich
Jackie Randall
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