Head of the Class opens season with Moscow episode
Los Angeles ABC comedy Head of the Class taped an episode in the Soviet Union featuring Robin Givens and boxing champion Mike Tyson. Cast and producers describe interactions with Russian students and a tour of Moscow sites, with a special one hour show set to air. The visit highlighted cultural exchanges and student optimism.
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C-6
Moscow
Los Angeles
Gorky Park
Lenin's Tomb
Red Square
ABC
Soviet Union
Robin Givens
Bubby
Mike Tyson
Mike
Dan Fischman
Ruch Eustis
Michael Elias
Howard Hesseman
Manhattan
Millard Fillmore High School
Tannis Vallely
TV stars Givens and Tyson file for divorce amid public spotlight
Frischman recalled a contented Mos cow trip and described Mike Givens and Tyson as a happy couple. He noted his own potential marriage plans if the union had endured and spoke about performing as Arvid to connect with the studio audience at Burbank Studios where Head of the Class tapes.
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Frischman
Arvid Engen
America
Russia
Mike
Mount Fiji
Burbank Studios
Arvid
Astrology Wednesday Birthday Forecast 1988
Your birthday today urges bold goals in the year ahead with determination to achieve. Scorpio and Sagittarius receive specific prompts about targets, harmony, and social plans, while other signs face practical cautions and opportunities in work love and finances.
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Scorpio
Astroraph
P.O
Cleveland
Sagittarius
Prime Time Local Viewing and Classic Film Highlights
A slate of television and film notes features Angela Bishop at a college party in Who's the Boss leading to jail, Robert Duvall in The Great Santini showing a tough Marine patriarch, Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate's satirical romance, and No Way Out with Costner, Young, and Hackman delivering espionage intrigue based on a Pentagon cover up.
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Angela
Judith Light
Tony
Tony Danza
Santini
Robert Duvall
Kevin Costner
Sean Young
Pentagon
Gene Hackman
Defense
Los Angeles expert Billy Eisenberg bids to slam in bridge
A bridge bidding and play excerpt features Billy Eisenberg as South opening one club and later bidding six spades after four hearts and five clubs. He ruffs a heart, draws trumps, and uses a series of crafted plays to take 12 tricks, assuming East holds five spades to the king ten.
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Los Angeles
Billy Eisenberg
World Judge Federation
Billy
West
Hearts
North
East
Bil Ae An
Billy Wow
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