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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1987
Page
7
TV critics examine how modern serial romances on NBCs Miami Vice and other shows shift the genre toward self referential plots. The piece notes the shows growing seriousness and fans longing for surprises as the network experiment with character marriages and public casting quirks.
The report details Shannon Jewell and Sheena Easton linked to Crockett and People magazine wedding previews. It cites gown details, setting at a Coconut Grove mansion, and reactions by Juanson and Easton, plus NBC notes on Easton’s future episodes.
The dialogue reflects fan nostalgia as Alley's new Cheers character earns attention yet readers long for Shelley Long's Diane. An interview with Long adds context to the ongoing discussion of the show's dynamics.
The article discusses a slapstick film comedian using metaphysical terms to reflect on success and responsibility. She cites feelings as mirrors of personal taste and universal input, balancing self with the universe and audience.
A double feature opens the evening with The Karate Kid about a bullied teen learning to fight under a custodian mentor. It is followed by A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving with Its Your First Kiss Charlie Brown, then Rolling Stone Magazine’s 20 Years on TV showcases with Dennis Hopper hosting and interviews with Bowie Jagger and Sting.
Long standing rivals Mike Torello and Ray Luca form a tense alliance in a search for a missing person. The crime narrative centers on shifting loyalties between two entrenched enemies as they navigate dangerous stakes.
Viewers learn on the January 13 episode that Dr Bobby Caldwell dies from AIDS after leaving St Eligius in 1986. Bruce Greenwood's Dr Seth Griffin, panicked by a needle-prick incident, confronts the loss of a former colleague. The note hints at Griffin's fate remaining unresolved.
A classic denotes a universally acclaimed work while a cult classic is valued highly by a small, devoted group. The feature notes Hollywood actors and TV projects, including Smits in Old Gringo and ALF product mania, plus media figures and upcoming TV events.
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