Local Viewing Highlights 1980s Teen drama and classic comedy
At 9 00 P M a double feature presents Pretty in Pink a John Hughes portrait of teen romance and peer pressure with Molly Ringwald Andrew McCarthy and Jon Cryer Also Heaven Can Wait a 1978 comedy fantasy produced and starred by Warren Beatty features a football star.
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Critic's Choices and Stalin Profile Led Off New Series
Critic's Choices notes a three part Stalin profile tracing his rise to power and impact on the nation. The Dave Thomas Comedy Show returns with a skit driven format after an initial January outing.
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Tracey Ullman finale bows out after fourth season
Knight-Ridder reports Tracey Ullman ends The Tracey Ullman Show after season four. Her farewell episode features signature characters and guest actors while Fox weighs future patience with the aging comedy despite Ullman’s versatility and strong ensemble work.
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Dan Rather defends CBS News role amid rumors
Dan Rather says he avoids gossip and disputes rumors about his future at CBS News. He argues Time magazine misled readers and stresses pride in CBS News leadership while defending hard news focus over sensational moments.
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TV stars and contact details from classic sit coms
The notes recount John Stamos career highlights from General Hospital to Dreams and You Again with a Lorimar address in Culver City. It lists Tracey Gold contact details at Warner Bros Television in Burbank and mentions DeGrassi Junior High filmed in Toronto with CBC addresses. The piece also notes Family and Eight Is Enough cast connections and a 1982 death of James Broderick.
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