KTCA, Channel 2 (Educ.)
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Morning
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09: 15a
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Classroom
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Afternoon
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03: 00p
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Managers in Action
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05: 00p
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Kindergarten
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05: 30p
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What’s in a Word?
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Evening
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06: 00p
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Continental Comment
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06: 30p
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Antiques
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07: 00p
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Folk Guitar
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07: 30p
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Inquiry
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08: 00p
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Let’s Lip-Read
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08: 30p
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St. Thomas College
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09: 00p
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Landscape Ideas
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09: 30p
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To Be Announced
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10: 15p
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Italian Panorama
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10: 30p
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The Big Picture (Army)
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Folk Guitar, hosted by Laura Weber, was a production of the Bay Area's KQED and ran on the NET feed. I have no fondness for folk music, so I don't have any memories to share myself, but here's a clip from a 1969 episode.
KDAL, Channel 3 (Duluth) (CBS)
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Morning
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07: 35a
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Farm and Home
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07: 45a
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Treetop House
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08: 00a
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Captain Kangaroo
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09: 00a
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Candid Camera
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09: 30a
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The Beverly Hillbillies
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10: 00a
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Andy of Mayberry
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10: 30a
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Dick Van Dyke
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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 (color)
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11: 30a
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Search for Tomorrow (color)
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11: 45a
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The Guiding Light (color)
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Afternoon
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12: 00p
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Town and Country
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12: 30p
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As the World Turns (color)
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01: 00p
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Password (guests Mimi Hines, Phil Ford) (color)
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01: 30p
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House Party (guests Pat O’Brien, Westchester Lariats)
(color)
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02: 00p
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To Tell the Truth (color)
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02: 25p
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CBS News (Douglas Edwards) (color)
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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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Mike Douglas (co-host Johnny Mathis, guests Anita
Bryant, Adela Rogers St. Johns)
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05: 00p
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Leave it to Beaver
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05: 30p
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CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite (color)
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Evening
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06: 00p
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News (local)
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06: 30p
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The Wild Wild West (color)
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07: 30p
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Minnesota State High School Basketball
Tournament (special)
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10: 45p
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News (local)
(time approximate)
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11: 00p
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Movie – “Gorgo”
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I was going to say that Gorgo sounded like something for Mystery Science Theater, but why say it when you can see it?
WCCO, Channel 4 (CBS)
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Morning
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06: 00a
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Sunrise Semester
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06: 30a
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Siegfried and His Flying Saucer
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07: 00a
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Clancy and & Company (color)
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08: 00a
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Captain Kangaroo
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09: 00a
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Dr. Reuben K. Youngdahl (color)
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09: 05a
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News (Dean
Montgomery) (color)
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09: 10A
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Hi Neighbor (color)
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09: 30a
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The Beverly Hillbillies
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10: 00a
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Andy of Mayberry
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10: 30a
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Dick Van Dyke
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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 (color)
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11: 30a
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Search for Tomorrow (color)
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11: 45p
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The Guiding Light (color)
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Afternoon
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12: 00p
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News (local)
(color)
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12: 20p
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Something Special (color)
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12: 30p
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As the World Turns (color)
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01: 00p
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Password (guests Mimi Hines, Phil Ford) (color)
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01: 30p
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House Party (guests Pat O’Brien, Westchester Lariats)
(color)
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02: 00p
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To Tell the Truth (color)
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02: 25p
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CBS News (Douglas Edwards) (color)
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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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St. Patrick's Day Parade (special)
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04: 00p
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Mike Douglas (co-host Al Martino, guests The Young
Rascals, Prof. Irwin Corey, Morris Blatman, Bobbi Martin)
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05: 30p
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CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite (color)
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Evening
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06: 00p
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News (local)
(color)
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06: 30p
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The Wild Wild West (color)
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07: 30p
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Hogan’s Heroes (color)
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08: 00p
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CBS Friday Night Movie - "Escape From Zahrain" (color)
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10: 00p
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News (local) (color)
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10: 30p
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Movie – “The Magnificent Seven” (color)
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12: 50a
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Sports (Hal Scott) (color)
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01: 00a
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Lawbreaker (color)
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Lawbreaker, as I think I've mentioned before, was hosted by Lee Marvin, and was a sort of docudrama, in which various crimes were re-created, using as many of the original participants as possible, including in some cases the criminals involved. You could tell most of the people involved weren't professional actors (or even amateur ones), but it was still interesting.
KSTP, Channel 5 (NBC)
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Morning
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06: 00a
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Continental Classroom (Civil Liberties)
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06: 30a
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City and Country (color)
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07: 00a
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Today (guests Hans Holzer, Fred Freed, Robert Ball, Ulick
O’Connor) (color)
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09: 00a
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Reach for the Stars (color)
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09: 25a
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NBC News (color)
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09: 30a
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Concentration (color)
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10: 00a
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Pat Boone (guest Pat Harrington) (color)
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10: 30a
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The Hollywood Squares (guests Glenn Ford, Ruta Lee, George
Maharis, Judy Carne, Fred Clark) (color)
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11: 00a
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Jeopardy (color)
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11: 30a
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Eye Guess (color)
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11: 55a
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NBC News (color)
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Afternoon
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12: 00p
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News (local)
(color)
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12: 15p
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Dialing for Dollars (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 (color)
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01: 00p
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Days of Our Lives (color)
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01: 30p
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The Doctors (color)
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02: 00p
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Another World (color)
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02: 30p
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You Don’t Say! (guests Jane Wyatt, Brian Keith) (color)
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03: 00p
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The Match Game (guests Betty White, Robert Q. Lewis)
(color)
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03: 25p
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NBC News (color)
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03: 30p
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Dialing for Dollars (color)
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04: 30p
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Of Lands and Seas (color)
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05: 25p
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Doctor’s House Call (color)
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05: 30p
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The Huntley-Brinkley Report (color)
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Evening
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06: 00p
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News (local)
(color)
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06: 30p
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A Bit O’ Ireland (special) (color)
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07: 00p
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Skiing (special) (color)
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07: 30p
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The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (color)
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08: 30p
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Hallmark Hall of Fame – “Anastasia” (special) (color)
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10: 00p
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News (local)
(color)
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10: 30p
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The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (color)
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12: 00a
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News and Sports
(local) (color)
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12: 15a
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Movie – “The Mad
Doctor of Market Street” (time approximate)
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Channel 5 preempts Tarzan to show their Ireland special, followed by highlights of a skiing competition. It's possible their viewers got the best of the deal - luck o' the Irish and all.
WDSM, Channel 6 (Duluth) (NBC)
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Morning
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07: 00a
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Today (guests Hans Holzer, Fred Freed, Robert Ball, Ulick
O’Connor) (color)
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09: 00a
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Jack LaLanne (color)
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09: 30a
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Concentration (color)
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10: 00a
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Pat Boone (guest Pat Harrington) (color)
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10: 30a
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The Hollywood Squares (guests Glenn Ford, Ruta Lee, George
Maharis, Judy Carne, Fred Clark) (color)
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11: 00a
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Jeopardy (color)
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11: 30a
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Eye Guess (color)
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11: 55a
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NBC News (color)
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Afternoon
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12: 00p
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Virginia Graham
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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 (color)
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01: 00p
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Days of Our Lives (color)
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01: 30p
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The Doctors (color)
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02: 00p
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Another World (color)
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02: 30p
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You Don’t Say! (guests Jane Wyatt, Brian Keith) (color)
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03: 00p
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The Match Game (guests Betty White, Robert Q. Lewis)
(color)
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03: 25p
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NBC News (color)
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03: 30p
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Reach for the Stars
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03: 55p
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Bozo and His Pals (color)
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05: 00p
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You Asked for It
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05: 30p
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The Huntley-Brinkley Report (color)
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Evening
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06: 00p
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News, Rocky Teller
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06: 30p
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Tarzan (color)
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07: 30p
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The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (color)
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08: 30p
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Hallmark Hall of Fame – “Anastasia” (special) (color)
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10: 00p
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News (local)
(color)
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10: 30p
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The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (color)
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I remember most of the game shows of this era, but not Eye Guess. Fortunately, we have YouTube to refresh our memories. Here's an episode from 1968, hosted by Bill Cullen.
KCMT, Channel 7 (Alexandria) (NBC, ABC)
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Morning
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07: 00a
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Today (guests Hans Holzer, Fred Freed, Robert Ball, Ulick
O’Connor) (color)
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09: 00a
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Reach for the Stars (color)
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09: 25a
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NBC News (color)
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09: 30a
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Concentration (color)
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10: 00a
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Pat Boone (guest Pat Harrington) (color)
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10: 30a
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The Hollywood Squares (guests Glenn Ford, Ruta Lee, George
Maharis, Judy Carne, Fred Clark) (color)
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11: 00a
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Jeopardy (color)
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11: 30a
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Eye Guess (color)
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11: 55a
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NBC News (color)
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Afternoon
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12: 00p
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News (local)
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12: 20p
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Trading Post
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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 (color)
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01: 00p
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Days of Our Lives (color)
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01: 30p
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The Doctors (color)
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02: 00p
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Another World (color)
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02: 30p
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You Don’t Say! (guests Jane Wyatt, Brian Keith) (color)
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03: 00p
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The Match Game (guests Betty White, Robert Q. Lewis)
(color)
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03: 25p
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NBC News (color)
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03: 30p
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General Hospital
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04: 00p
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Welcome Inn
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04: 30p
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Magilla Gorilla
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05: 00p
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Batman
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05: 30p
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The Huntley-Brinkley Report (color)
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Evening
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06: 00p
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News (local)
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06: 30p
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Tarzan (color)
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07: 30p
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Minnesota State High School Basketball
Tournament (special)
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10: 15p
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News, Weather,
Sports (local) (time approximate)
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10: 45p
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The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (color)
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On the other hand, I do remember You Don't Say!, which was a kind of variation of Password. See if you remember it.
WDSE, Channel 8 (Duluth) (Educ.)
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Afternoon
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05: 00p
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Kindergarten
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05: 30p
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Managers in Action
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Evening
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06: 00p
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The French Chef
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06: 30p
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What’s New
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07: 00p
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N.E.T. Playhouse
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08: 00p
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James Reston
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09: 00p
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Landscape Ideas
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09: 30p
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To Be Announced
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10: 15p
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Italian Panorama
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10: 30p
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The Big Picture (Army)
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James "Scotty" Reston, host of the 8:00 p.m. show, was one of the best-known and most respected Washington correspondents of the time, working for many years for The New York Times. I think we can, therefore, assume that this program was about the political scene, and might have touched on Vietnam.
KMSP, Channel 9 (ABC)
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Morning
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07: 30a
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Morning Show
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08: 00a
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Where the Action Is (performers Rites of Spring, Keith
Allison, Paul Revere and the Raiders)
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08: 30a
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Romper Room
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09: 30a
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Jack LaLanne (color)
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10: 00a
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Supermarket Sweep
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10: 30a
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The Dating Game
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11: 00a
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Everybody’s Talking
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11: 30a
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Donna Reed
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Afternoon
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12: 00p
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Ben Casey
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01: 00p
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The Newlywed Game
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01: 30p
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Dream Girl (guests Donna Douglas, John Gavin, James
Shigeta, Buddy Rich)
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01: 55p
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ABC News (Marlene Sanders)
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02: 00p
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General Hospital
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02: 30p
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The Nurses
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03: 00p
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Dark Shadows
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03: 30p
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Movie – “Cry
Danger”
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05: 00p
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Peter Jennings with the News (color)
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05: 30p
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Timmy and Lassie
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Evening
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06: 00p
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McHale’s Navy
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06: 30p
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The Green Hornet (color)
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07: 00p
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The Time Tunnel (color)
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08: 00p
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Rango (color)
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08: 30p
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Phyllis Diller (color)
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09: 00p
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The Avengers (color)
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10: 00p
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News (local)
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10: 30p
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Movie – “The
Girl in the Red Velvet Swing” (color)
|
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This week's episode of The Time Tunnel involves our heroes going back in time to help King Arthur protect his throne from the Vikings. It's a pity they didn't also help him protect his wife from Sir Lancelot - but that would have been an episode of Divorce Court.
WDIO, Channel 10 (Duluth) (ABC)
|
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Morning
|
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08: 30a
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Where the Action Is (performers Little Boy Blues, Steve
Alaino, Tina Mason)
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09: 00a
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Cartoons
|
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10: 00a
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Supermarket Sweep
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10: 30a
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The Dating Game
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11: 00a
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Everybody’s Talking
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11: 30a
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Donna Reed
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Afternoon
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12: 00p
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Ben Casey
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01: 00p
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The Newlywed Game
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01: 30p
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Dream Girl (guests Donna Douglas, John Gavin, James
Shigeta, Buddy Rich)
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01: 55p
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ABC News (Marlene Sanders)
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02: 00p
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General Hospital
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02: 30p
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The Nurses
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03: 00p
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Dark Shadows
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03: 30p
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Movie –
“Backlash”
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05: 15p
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News, Sports,
Weather (local)
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05: 30p
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Peter Jennings with the News (color)
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Evening
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06: 00p
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The Twilight Zone
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06: 30p
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The Green Hornet (color)
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07: 00p
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The Time Tunnel (color)
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08: 00p
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Rango (color)
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08: 30p
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Phyllis Diller (color)
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09: 00p
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The Avengers (color)
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10: 00p
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News (local)
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10: 25p
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Movie – “Take
One False Step”
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12: 00a
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Movie – “Cat
Girl”
|
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Cat Girl, I'm told, has nothing to do with Batman. It concerns a woman who thinks she's possessed by a leopard. Perhaps Batman would have been more entertaining.
WTCN, Channel 11 (Ind.)
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Morning
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08: 55a
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News (Gil
Amundson)
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09: 00a
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Cartoon Carnival (color)
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09: 30a
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Gloria (color)
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10: 00a
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PDQ (guests Jan Murray, Tab Hunter, Donna Loren)
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10: 30a
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Whirlybirds
|
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11: 00a
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Wild Cargo (color)
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11: 30a
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Cooking with Hank
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11: 45a
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News (Gil
Amundson)
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Afternoon
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12: 00p
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Lunch with Casey
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01: 00p
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Matinee Movie – “Daughter of Dr. Jekyll”
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02: 45p
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Mel’s Notebook
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03: 00p
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Virginia Graham (guests Totie Fields, Connie Stevens,
Joyce Jameson)
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03: 30p
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Mister Ed
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04: 00p
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Popeye and Pete
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04: 30p
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Casey and Roundhouse
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05: 30p
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The Flintstones (color)
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Evening
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06: 00p
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Yogi Bear (color)
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06: 30p
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Perry Mason
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07: 30p
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Minnesota State High School Basketball
Tournament (special)
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10: 30p
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Post-Game Show (time approximate)
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10: 45p
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News (local)
(time approximate)
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11: 00p
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Movie – “Uncle
Was a Vampire” (color) (time approximate)
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PDQ is another game show I don't recall. Here's the pilot:
KEYC, Channel 12 (Mankato) (CBS)
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Morning
|
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07: 30a
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CBS Morning News with Joseph Benti (color)
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07: 55a
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Film Short
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08: 00a
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Captain Kangaroo
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09: 00a
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Candid Camera
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09: 30a
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The Beverly Hillbillies
|
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10: 00a
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Andy of Mayberry
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10: 30a
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Dick Van Dyke
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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 (color)
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11: 30a
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Search for Tomorrow (color)
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11: 45a
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The Guiding Light (color)
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Afternoon
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12: 00p
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News (local)
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12: 30p
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As the World Turns (color)
|
|
01: 00p
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Password (guests Mimi Hines, Phil Ford) (color)
|
|
01: 30p
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House Party (guests Pat O’Brien, Westchester Lariats)
(color)
|
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02: 00p
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To Tell the Truth (color)
|
|
02: 25p
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CBS News (Douglas Edwards) (color)
|
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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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Take 12
|
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04: 00p
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Bart’s Clubhouse
|
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04: 30p
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Sergeant Preston
|
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05: 00p
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People, Pests, Pesticides
|
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05: 30p
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CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite (color)
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Evening
|
||
06: 00p
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News (local)
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06: 30p
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The Wild Wild West (color)
|
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07: 30p
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Minnesota State High School Basketball
Tournament (special)
|
|
10: 30p
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News (local)
(time approximate)
|
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11: 10p
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Commercial
|
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11: 20p
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Movie – “The Lady
Wants Mink”
|
That 5:00 p.m. show, People, Pests, Pesticides, sounds like a real winner, doesn't it? TV
"Eye Guess" was intended as a comedy game-show,. with the laughs coming from wrong answers.
ReplyDeleteAlthough Bill Cullen is gone, I'd like to see a revival of the show, again with a comedy orientation as in the original.
Bob Stewart Productions did attempt an 80s revival of EYE GUESS called EYE Q. It went as far as a pilot hosted by Henry Polic II, who had hosted [CELEBRITY] DOUBLE TALK for Stewart in 1986.
DeleteA few clips of that exact episode of YOU DON'T SAY! aired during Tom Hanks' movie "That Thing You Do". If you look carefully at the color tvs at Guy's dad's appliance store while the group members are rejoicing at hearing their song for the first time, you can see clips of the show's logo followed by Mel Torme turning around and delivering his line, aired out of order from the actual show. This episode originally aired the next week on March 22, 1967.
Loved Eye Guess, and had the REAL home version! LOL
DeleteAs you've pointed out in the past, Minneapolis-St. Paul TV stations were wont to preempt network offerings when the occasion arose.
ReplyDeleteSince the Julie Harris Tarzan was the second of two parts, this begs a question:
Did KSTP carry part one the previous Friday?
If so, did they carry part 2 as a make-good at some later time (such as Saturday afternoon)?
Or did they just not carry Tarzan at all?
Just curious ...
- Here in Chicago, WMAQ-channel 5 carried live coverage of the downtown St. Patrick's Day Parade, at 1:30 -3:00 pm, in place of The Doctors, Another World, and You Don't Say!
I don't know for certain whether ch5 ran make-goods, of the soaps at least.
- Staying local:
I can't recall the exact dates involved, but it was about this time that WCIU-Channel 26, which was in its third year of existence, begin to devote its daytime hours - about 9:00 am to 4:00 pm - to Stock Market Observer, which was mainly talking heads giving out business news and occasional interviews, with the bottom third of the screen scrolling stock quotations non-stop; this ran on ch26 for well over a decade.
Did any Minn stations do anything like this?
The clip you've provided from Laura Weber's "Folk Guitar" on KTCA-2 features none other than Jorma Kaukonen & bassist Jack Cassidy, two-thirds of the San Fransisco band Hot Tuna. These two are still performing together in the band to this day. Originally both were among the original members of Jefferson Airplane...Mike in British Columbia
ReplyDeletePDQ was a syndicated game that was revamped a bit and showed up on NBC a few years later as "Baffle," hosted by sportscaster Dick Enberg. One member of a team would try to guess a word put up on a board by the other in as few letters as possible. I believe the idea was later adopted for license plates.
ReplyDeleteBack when the Minnesota Basketball tournament was fed statewide to various stations around the state. IIRC the station in Austin MN picked it up as well as a station in Fargo/Moorhead so the entire state could see it. The feeding went on through at least 1989 as I remember watching the tourney that year on a local station in my DMA.(We had moved to a new house and didn't get a booster on our anntenna to get the Twin Cities). After that I'm not sure. I went in 1990 and after that I was in college in the KMSP(they had the rights then) DMA
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