KFDX, Channel 3 (Wichita Falls) (NBC)
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Morning
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06:45a
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R.F.D. 3
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07:00a
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Today (guests Woody Klein, Phyllis McKinley)
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09:00a
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Make Room for Daddy
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09:30a
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What’s This Song? (guests Andy Devine, Rose Marie) (color)
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09:55a
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NBC News (Edwin Newman)
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10:00a
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Concentration
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10:30a
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Jeopardy (color)
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11:00a
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Say When (color)
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11:30a
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Truth or Consequences (color)
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11:55a
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NBC News (Ray Scherer)
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Afternoon
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12:00p
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Weather and News
(local)
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12:30p
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Let’s Make a Deal (color)
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12:55p
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NBC News (Floyd Kalber)
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01:00p
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Loretta Young
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01:30p
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The Doctors
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02:00p
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Another World
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02:30p
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You Don’t Say! (guests Darryl Hickman, Joanie Sommers)
(color)
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03:00p
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The Match Game (guests Gisele MacKenzie, Milt Kamen)
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03:25p
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NBC News
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03:30p
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Funny Company
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04:00p
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Pinto Bean
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05:30p
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The Huntley-Brinkley Report
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Evening
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06:00p
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Weather, News,
Sports (local)
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06:30p
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Mr. Novak
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07:30p
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The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
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08:30p
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That Was the Week That Was (color)
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09:00p
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Bell Telephone Hour (host Henry Fonda, guests Florence Henderson, Gretchen Wyler, John Reardon, Barbara McNair, Susan Watson, Johnny Harmon, John Raitt) (color)
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10:00p
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News (local)
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10:10p
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Weather and News
(local)
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10:30p
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The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (guests Bill Cosby, Ruggiero Ricci)
(color)
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I've always associated The Bell Telephone Hour, NBC's great music series, with another musical program of the time, Voice of Firestone. Both are identified with classical music, but as you can see in this tribute to the late Oscar Hammerstein II, who had died four years before, both programs could also veer into popular music. One thing I didn't know until a few years ago: every episode of Bell Telephone Hour, which ran from 1959 to 1968, was done in color.
KRLD, Channel 4 (Dallas) (CBS)
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Morning
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06:30a
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Sunrise Semester
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07:00a
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News (local)
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08:00a
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Captain Kangaroo
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09:00a
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CBS Morning News with Mike Wallace
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09:30a
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I Love Lucy
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10:00a
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Andy Griffith
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10:30a
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The McCoys
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11:00a
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Love of Life
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11:25a
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CBS News (Robert Trout)
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11:30a
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Search For Tomorrow
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11:45a
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The Guiding Light
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Afternoon
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12:00p
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News and Weather
(local)
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12:30p
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As the World Turns
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01:00p
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Password (guests Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy)
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01:30p
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House Party (guest surfer Larry Capune)
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02:00p
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To Tell the Truth (panelists Joan Fontaine, Skitch,
Henderson, Marty Ingels, Phyllis Newman)
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02:25p
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CBS News (Douglas Edwards)
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02:30p
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The Edge of Night
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03:00p
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The Secret Storm
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03:30p
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Jack Benny
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04:00p
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Bachelor Father
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04:30p
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Leave it to Beaver
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05:00p
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Love That Bob!
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05:30p
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CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite
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Evening
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06:00p
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News, Weather
(local)
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06:30p
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Wanted – Dead or Alive
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07:00p
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World War I
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07:30p
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Red Skelton (guests George Gobel, Young Folk)
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08:30p
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Petticoat Junction
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09:00p
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The Doctors and the Nurses
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10:00p
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News, Weather and
Sports (local)
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10:30p
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Regis Philbin (guests Eartha Kitt, Roger Williams,
Cornelia Otis Skinner, Freddie Blassie)
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12:00a
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News (local)
|
The Doctors and the Nurses began life as The Nurses, but added a couple of docs for the second season, and changed the title accordingly. Evidentelly, there's only so much drama you can wring out of a medical series in which the title characters can neither diagnose nor proscribe treatment.
WBAP, Channel 5 (Fort Worth) (NBC)
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Morning
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06:45a
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Imperials Quartet
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07:00a
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Today (guests Woody Klein, Phyllis McKinley)
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09:00a
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Make Room for Daddy
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09:30a
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What’s This Song? (guests Andy Devine, Rose Marie) (color)
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09:55a
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NBC News (Edwin Newman)
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10:00a
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Concentration
|
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10:30a
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Jeopardy (color)
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11:00a
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Say When (color)
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11:30a
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Truth or Consequences (color)
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11:55a
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NBC News (Ray Scherer)
|
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Afternoon
|
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12:00p
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News and Weather
(local) (color)
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12:30p
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Let’s Make a Deal (color)
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12:55p
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NBC News (Floyd Kalber)
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01:00p
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Loretta Young
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01:30p
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The Doctors
|
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02:00p
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Another World
|
|
02:30p
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You Don’t Say! (guests Darryl Hickman, Joanie Sommers)
(color)
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03:00p
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The Match Game (guests Gisele MacKenzie, Milt Kamen)
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03:25p
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NBC News
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03:30p
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Movie – “Woman
They Almost Lynched”
|
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04:50p
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Dateline (color)
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05:00p
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Bold Journey
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05:30p
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The Huntley-Brinkley Report
|
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Evening
|
||
06:00p
|
News, Weather
and Sports (local) (color)
|
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06:30p
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Mr. Novak
|
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07:30p
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The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
|
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08:30p
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That Was the Week That Was (color)
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09:00p
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Bell Telephone Hour (host Henry Fonda, guests Florence Henderson, Gretchen Wyler, John Reardon, Barbara McNair, Susan Watson, Johnny Harmon, John Raitt) (color)
|
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10:00p
|
News (local)
|
|
10:15p
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Weather, News
and Sports (color)
|
|
10:35p
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The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (guests Bill Cosby, Ruggiero Ricci)
(color)
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12:00a
|
News (Alex
Burton) (color)
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|
12:05a
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Imperials Quartet
|
Darryl Hickman's having a busy week, isn't he? Not only is he on You Don't Say! with singer Joanie Sommers, he's also appearing on ABC's Missing Links with Tom Poston and Barbara Feldon. Since they're on different networks, it's fortunate for Hickman that the shows aren't on at the same time.
KAUZ, Channel 6 (Wichita Falls) (CBS)
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Morning
|
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06:30a
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Modern Almanac
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06:45a
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R.F.D.
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07:00a
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Casper and His Friends
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08:00a
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Captain Kangaroo
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09:00a
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Romper Room
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09:30a
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I Love Lucy
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|
10:00a
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Andy Griffith
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10:30a
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The McCoys
|
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11:00a
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Love of Life
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11:25a
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CBS News (Robert Trout)
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11:30a
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Search for Tomorrow
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11:45a
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The Guiding Light
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Afternoon
|
||
12:00p
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News and Weather
(local)
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12:10p
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Donna’s Notebook
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12:30p
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As the World Turns
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01:00p
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Password (guests Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy)
|
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01:30p
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House Party (guest surfer Larry Capune)
|
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02:00p
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To Tell the Truth (panelists Joan Fontaine, Skitch,
Henderson, Marty Ingels, Phyllis Newman)
|
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02:25p
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CBS News (Douglas Edwards)
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02:30p
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The Edge of Night
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03:00p
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The Secret Storm
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03:30p
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Jack Benny
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04:00p
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Trails West
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04:30p
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Rocky and His Friends
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04:45p
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Kauzy’s Korner
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05:00p
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Woody Woodpecker
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05:30p
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CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite
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Evening
|
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06:00p
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The Hired Hand
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06:05p
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News and Weather
(local)
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06:30p
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Password (guests Eydie Gorme, Tony Randall)
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07:00p
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World War I
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07:30p
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Red Skelton (guests George Gobel, Young Folk)
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08:30p
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Petticoat Junction
|
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09:00p
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The Doctors and the Nurses
|
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10:00p
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News and Weather
(local)
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10:30p
|
Movie – “Duel in
the Sun”
|
The documentary series World War I, narrated by Robert Ryan (and available on DVD), is, like ABC's similar documentary series on Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, the kind of series that could still appear as prime time network programming in the early '60s. Before we get too wrapped up in nostalgia though, it's good to note that even then, series like these weren't ratings winners. As far as we can tell, documentaries seldom have been.
KSWO, Channel 7 (Wichita Falls) (ABC)
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Morning
|
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08:30a
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Cartoons
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09:00a
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Ed Allen
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09:30a
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The Price Is Right (guest Leslie Uggams)
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10:00a
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Get the Message (panelists Mitch Miller, Frank Buxton,
Julia Meade, Georgia Brown)
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10:30a
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Missing Links (guests Tom Poston, Barbara Feldon,
Darryl Hickman)
|
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11:00a
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Father Knows Best
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11:30a
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Ernie Ford (guest Roger Williams)
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Afternoon
|
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12:00p
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Amos ‘n’ Andy
|
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12:30p
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Divorce Court
|
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01:30p
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Day in Court
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01:55p
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ABC News
|
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02:00p
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General Hospital
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02:30p
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The Young Marrieds
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03:00p
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Trailmaster
|
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04:00p
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Highway Patrol
|
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04:30p
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The Lone Ranger
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05:00p
|
Science Fiction
|
|
05:30p
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To Be
Announced
|
|
05:45p
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ABC Evening Report (Ron Cochran)
|
|
Evening
|
||
06:00p
|
News, Weather
(local)
|
|
06:30p
|
Combat!
|
|
07:30p
|
McHale’s Navy
|
|
08:00p
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The Tycoon
|
|
08:30p
|
Peyton Place
|
|
09:00p
|
The Fugitive
|
|
10:00p
|
ABC News (Bob Young)
|
|
10:10p
|
News and Weather
(local)
|
|
10:30p
|
Les Crane (guests Floyd Patterson, Dick Gregory)
|
Not sure if Science Fiction, the 5:00 p.m. program, is actually Science Fiction Theater. My guess is that it is, but in the interests of accuracy (as well as the shortness of research time), I won't take a chance on something I can't confirm.
WFAA, Channel 8 (Dallas) (ABC)
|
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Morning
|
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06:20a
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Operation LIFT
|
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07:00a
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Mr. Peppermint
|
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09:00a
|
Ann Sothern
|
|
10:00a
|
Get the Message (panelists Mitch Miller, Frank Buxton,
Julia Meade, Georgia Brown)
|
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10:30a
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Missing Links (guests Tom Poston, Barbara Feldon,
Darryl Hickman)
|
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11:00a
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Father Knows Best
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11:30a
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Ernie Ford (guest Roger Williams)
|
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Afternoon
|
||
12:00p
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Sea Hunt
|
|
12:30p
|
Julie Benell
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01:25p
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News, Weather
(Bob Walker)
|
|
01:30p
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Day in Court
|
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01:55p
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ABC News
|
|
02:00p
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General Hospital
|
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02:30p
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The Young Marrieds
|
|
03:00p
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Trailmaster
|
|
04:00p
|
Lloyd Thaxton
|
|
05:00p
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Three for the Money
|
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05:30p
|
Bat Masterson
|
|
Evening
|
||
06:00p
|
News, Weather,
Sports (local)
|
|
06:30p
|
Combat!
|
|
07:30p
|
McHale’s Navy
|
|
08:00p
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The Tycoon
|
|
08:30p
|
Peyton Place
|
|
09:00p
|
The Fugitive
|
|
10:00p
|
News, Weather
and Sports (local)
|
|
10:30p
|
Les Crane (guests Floyd Patterson, Dick Gregory)
|
|
12:15a
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ABC News (Bob Young)
|
|
12:25a
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Checkmate
|
Operation LIFT, the first show of WFAA's broadcast day, stands for Literacy Instruction For Texas. It was started by the Greater Dallas Section of the National Council of Jewish Women, and you can read more about this project - which was still an ongoing concern as of 2008 - in this article.
KTVT, Channel 11 (Fort Worth) (Ind.)
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Morning
|
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08:05a
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News (Bob
Hazlett)
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08:15a
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Farm Show
|
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08:30a
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Cartoon Carnival
|
|
09:00a
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Romper Room
|
|
09:30a
|
Jack LaLanne
|
|
10:00a
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Movie – “Blaze
of Noon”
|
|
11:45a
|
News and Weather
(local)
|
|
Afternoon
|
||
12:00p
|
Singin’ Time in Dixie
|
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12:30p
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Carnival (color)
|
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01:00p
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Girl Talk
|
|
01:30p
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Mike Douglas (co-host Gale Storm, guests Margaret
Truman Daniels, George Jessel, Bob Wright)
|
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03:00p
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The Mighty Hercules (color)
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03:30p
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Popeye (color)
|
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04:00p
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Slam Bang Theater
|
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04:45p
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Superman
|
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05:15p
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Woody Woodpecker
|
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05:45p
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News and Weather
(local)
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Evening
|
||
06:00p
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The Rifleman
|
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06:30p
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Laramie (color)
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07:30p
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The Lawman
|
|
08:00p
|
The Human Jungle
|
|
09:00p
|
Movie – “The
Caine Mutiny” (color)
|
|
10:00p
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News and Weather
(local)
|
|
10:15p
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Movie
(continued)
|
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12:00a
|
News (local)
|
KXII, Channel 12 (Sherman) (NBC, CBS)
|
||
Morning
|
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06:30a
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S.E. College
|
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07:00a
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Today (guests Woody Klein, Phyllis McKinley)
|
|
09:00a
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Make Room for Daddy
|
|
09:30a
|
What’s This Song? (guests Andy Devine, Rose Marie) (color)
|
|
09:55a
|
NBC News (Edwin Newman)
|
|
10:00a
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Concentration
|
|
10:30a
|
Jeopardy (color)
|
|
11:00a
|
Woman’s World
|
|
11:30a
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Truth or Consequences (color)
|
|
11:55a
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NBC News (Ray Scherer)
|
|
Afternoon
|
||
12:00p
|
Twelve Acres
|
|
12:30p
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Let’s Make a Deal (color)
|
|
12:55p
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NBC News (Floyd Kalber)
|
|
01:00p
|
Loretta Young
|
|
01:30p
|
The Doctors
|
|
02:00p
|
Another World
|
|
02:30p
|
You Don’t Say! (guests Darryl Hickman, Joanie Sommers)
(color)
|
|
03:00p
|
The Match Game (guests Gisele MacKenzie, Milt Kamen)
|
|
03:25p
|
NBC News
|
|
03:30p
|
The Californians
|
|
04:00p
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The Restless Gun
|
|
04:30p
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Carol’s Clubhouse
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|
05:00p
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Huckleberry Hound
|
|
05:30p
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The Huntley-Brinkley Report
|
|
Evening
|
||
06:00p
|
News, Weather
(local)
|
|
06:30p
|
Mr. Novak
|
|
07:30p
|
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
|
|
08:30p
|
That Was the Week That Was (color)
|
|
09:00p
|
Bell Telephone Hour (host Henry Fonda, guests Florence Henderson, Gretchen Wyler, John Reardon, Barbara McNair, Susan Watson, Johnny Harmon, John Raitt) (color)
|
|
10:00p
|
News, Weather
and Sports (local)
|
|
10:30p
|
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (guests Bill Cosby, Ruggiero Ricci)
(color)
|
The Restless Gun (4:00 p.m.), stars John Payne as Vint Bonner, and ran in first-run on NBC from 1957 to 1959. It's based on a 1953 radio series called The Six Shooter, which starred Jimmy Stewart. A few tweaks, such as a change in the lead character's name, and voila! a new TV series.
KERA, Channel 13 (Dallas) (Educ.)
|
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Morning
|
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09:00a
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Science Lab I
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09:15a
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Spanish 2A
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09:30a
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Adventures in Learning
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10:00a
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The Friendly Giant
|
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10:15a
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Sing Hi, Sing Lo
|
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10:30a
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What’s New
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11:00a
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Home Room I
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11:15a
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Spanish 2A
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11:30a
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Home and Family Life
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Afternoon
|
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12:00p
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Portugal Today (special)
|
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01:00p
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Home Room I
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01:15p
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Spanish 1A
|
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01:30p
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Flight Six
|
|
01:45p
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Spanish 3A
|
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02:00p
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Around the World
|
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02:30p
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Science Lab I
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02:45p
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Spanish 2A
|
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03:00p
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Spanish 3A
|
|
03:15p
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Industry on Parade
|
|
04:00p
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Classsroom 400
|
|
04:30p
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Pathfinder
|
|
05:00p
|
What’s New
|
|
05:30p
|
Sing Hi – Sing Lo
|
|
05:45p
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The Friendly Giant
|
|
Evening
|
||
06:00p
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Around the World
|
|
06:30p
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What’s New
|
|
07:00p
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Driver Education
|
|
07:30p
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Here’s Texas
|
|
07:45p
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Live and Learn
|
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08:00p
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Your Health
|
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08:30p
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Challenge
|
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09:00p
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The Computer
|
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09:30p
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Virus
|
With its emphasis on classroom programming, KERA looks like most other educational channels of the time. In my opinion - but then, you probably already know what my opinion is. TV
http://deadline.com/2016/11/the-simpsons-renewed-seasons-29-30-fox-1201848685/
ReplyDeleteThat's right, It's scheduled to make it to 30 years and more episodes than Gunsmoke.
When you first saw it, did you honestly believe that show would make TV history?
Not for a moment.
DeleteSometimes, your naivete approaches the incredible (unless you're joking):
ReplyDelete- Missing Links taped in New York City.
You Don't Say taped in Hollywood.
Which means Darryl Hickman had one spectacular commute that week.
... unless, of course, you're aware that the two shows taped blocks-of-five on different days, perhaps weeks apart - you know, like everybody was doing by that time ...
- The Doctors And The Nurses was in its third season in the fall of '64.
The change was a Hail Mary, when CBS moved the show against The Fugitive, which was just breaking big at that point.
Anyway, D&N was another "anthology in disguise", in which the disease of the week was a McGuffin (most of the doctor shows from this period fit this description).
- Get The Message has an interesting guest this week: Frank Buxton, who up until a month or so ago had been the show's MC.
Buxton left GTM to concentrate on his own independent productions, and was replaced by Robert Q. Lewis. I'm guessing that there might have been gossip, so Buxton came on as a celebrity player to scuttle same.
Anyway, Frank Buxton did pretty well for himself as a writer/producer/director of TV comedy, most often in service of Garry Marshall.
- The Human Jungle did reasonably well in US syndication this season.
Here in Chicago, WGN-ch9 carried it in prime time for its single first-run season, then picked it up for a cycle or so of reruns in daytime.
Some say that casting Herbert Lom as the lead might have been a miscalculation, given his typecast as an exotic villain.
This, of course, predated the Pink Panther movies, which turned Lom into a crazed comic foil (and not just for Peter Sellers) - but nobody knew that then, did they?
- Chicago note:
You may have noticed that the noon-1:30 time slot on the ABC stations is usually occupied by local programming.
The ABC network let the affiliates have this period.
Here in Chicago, Channel 7 ran movies in the slot, mainly from the big RKO purchase of a decade before.
I'm guessing that the other ABC-owned stations did the same.
I guess my humor is just too subtle for you...
DeleteOh, one other thing - you're correct that this is the third season for "The Doctors and the Nurses." However, I didn't say that this was a third-season episode; I merely noted that the show had changed its title in the second season (unless the always-reliable Wikipedia has let us down), not to suggest that this was the second season.
DeleteThe Title change to The Doctors And The Nurses happened in the third season, '64-'65.
DeleteThe Nurses started in the fall of '61, with that title, and continued as a Thursday night feature for two seasons.
The Doctors were conscripted into the title when the show moved to Tuesdays in the fall of '64.
The foregoing comes from my old TV Guides and my reference books; I only use Wikipedia as a last resort, and I've been burned a few times as a result.
So There Too.
Buxton wrote the episode of THE ODD COUPLE where Felix and Oscar appeared on PASSWORD...
ReplyDeleteThe greatest Odd Couple episode of all time, IMHO. And to anyone who says otherwise, I can only reply, Aristophanes!
DeleteRidiculous!
DeleteEveryone knows Aristophanes wrote a play called the Birds.
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