*Is that the only case where one show has produced two spinoffs - not the way Yogi Bear was spun off from Huckleberry Hound, but actual characters from the narrative?
Personally, I think Saturdays like this are more interesting than they are now; I watch my fair share of Premier League soccer and college football, but it's nice to see other programs - old westerns, matinee movies, Thunderbirds. (Which, by the way, is not a cartoon.) Let's get to the listings and you can see what I mean.
By the way, the two NET stations, KTCA in Minneapolis and WDSE in Duluth, are not broadcasting on Saturday.
3 KDAL (DULUTH) (CBS)
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MORNING
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7:00
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JETSONS -C-
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7:30
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LAKEHEAD
FARM AND HOME TIME
|
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8:00
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TREETOP
HOUSE
|
|
8:30
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DASTARDLY
AND MUTTLEY – Children
|
|
9:00
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PERILS
OF PENELOPE PITSTOP – Children
|
|
9:30
|
JUNIOR
AUCTION
|
|
10:00
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ARCHIE
|
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11:00
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MONKEES
|
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11:30
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WACKY
RACES – Children
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AFTERNOON
|
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12:00
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SUPERMAN
|
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12:30
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JONNY
QUEST
|
|
1:00
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BUGS
BUNNY/ROAD RUNNER – Children
|
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2:00
|
MOVIE
– Satire
“The Mouse That Roared” (English;
1959)
|
|
3:30
|
MOVIE
– Drama
“Bonjour Tristesse” (English; 1957)
|
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5:00
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WRESTLING
|
|
EVENING
|
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6:00
|
NEWS
– Roger Mudd
|
|
6:30
|
JACKIE
GLEASON
Guest: Mike Douglas
|
|
7:30
|
MY
THREE SONS – Comedy
|
|
8:00
|
GREEN
ACRES – Comedy
|
|
8:30
|
PETTICOAT
JUNCTION – Comedy
|
|
9:00
|
MANNIX
|
|
10:00
|
NEWS
|
|
10:15
|
MOVIE
– Mystery
“Charade” (1963)
|
|
12:15
|
RUN
FOR YOUR LIFE – Drama
|
It is, once again, quite interesting to see a Saturday afternoon with no sports save wrestling at 5:00 p.m. Today, CBS would be broadcasting an SEC college football game, and the rest of the time would probably be taken up with infomercials.
4 WCCO (CBS)
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MORNING
|
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6:00
|
SUNRISE
SEMESTER
|
|
6:30
|
SIEGFRIED
– Cartoons
|
|
7:00
|
JETSONS
|
|
7:30
|
BUGS
BUNNY/ROAD RUNNER – Children
|
|
8:30
|
DASTARDLY
AND MUTTLEY – Children
|
|
9:00
|
PERILS
OF PENELOPE PITSTOP – Children
|
|
9:30
|
SCOOBY-DOO
– Children
|
|
10:00
|
ARCHIE
|
|
11:00
|
MONKEES
|
|
11:30
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WACKY
RACES – Children
|
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AFTERNOON
|
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12:00
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NEWS
|
|
12:30
|
HOBBY
SHOW
|
|
12:45
|
JOBS
NOW!
|
|
1:00
|
THUNDERBIRDS
– Cartoon
|
|
2:00
|
MOVIE
– Comedy
“Abbott and Costello in the Foreign
Legion” (1950)
|
|
3:30
|
MOVIE
– Comedy
“Francis Goes to the Races” (1951)
|
|
4:45
|
WORLD
OF AVIATION
|
|
5:00
|
LASSIE
– Adventure
|
|
5:30
|
NEWS
– Mudd
|
|
EVENING
|
||
6:00
|
NEWS
C
|
|
6:30
|
JACKIE
GLEASON
Guest: Mike Douglas
|
|
7:30
|
MY
THREE SONS – Comedy
|
|
8:00
|
GREEN
ACRES – Comedy
|
|
8:30
|
PETTICOAT
JUNCTION – Comedy
|
|
9:00
|
MANNIX
|
|
10:00
|
NEWS
|
|
10:45
|
MOVIE
– Documentary
“A Face of War”
|
|
12:15
|
NEWS
– Dave Moore
|
|
12:30
|
THIS
MUST BE THE PLACE
|
|
1:00
|
NITE
KAPPERS – Comedy
|
5 KSTP (NBC)
|
||
MORNING
|
||
7:00
|
HECKLE
AND JECKLE – Children
|
|
8:00
|
HERE
COMES THE GRUMP – Children
|
|
8:30
|
PINK
PANTHER – Children
|
|
9:00
|
H.R.
PUFFNSTUF – Children
|
|
9:30
|
BANANA
SPLITS – Children
|
|
10:30
|
JAMBO
|
|
11:00
|
FLINTSTONES
– Children
|
|
11:30
|
UNDERDOG
|
|
AFTERNOON
|
||
12:00
|
COLLEGE
FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS
|
|
12:30
|
BIG
TEN FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS
|
|
1:00
|
HIGH
SCHOOL BOWL
|
|
1:30
|
MOVIE
– Drama
“1984” (British; 1956)
|
|
3:30
|
POLKA
BEAT – Music
|
|
4:00
|
F
TROOP – Comedy
|
|
4:30
|
MAN
FROM U.N.C.L.E.
|
|
5:30
|
NEWS
– Chet Huntley, David Brinkley
|
|
EVENING
|
||
6:00
|
NEWS
|
|
6:30
|
ANDY
WILLIAMS – Variety
Guests: Debbie Reynolds, Rod Serling,
Henry Mancini, Flip Wilson, Edwin Hawkins Singers
|
|
7:30
|
ADAM-12
|
|
8:00
|
MOVIE
“Sergeants 3” (1962)
|
|
10:15
|
NEWS
|
|
10:45
|
JOHNNY
CARSON
|
|
12:00
|
MOVIE
– Drama
“Golden Boy” (1939)
|
High School Bowl, which pitted two Twin Cities high schools against each other, was one of the many variations on G.E. College Bowl, which is why I find it ironic that KSTP doesn't carry the College Bowl broadcast at 4:30 p.m. It's especially interesting considering the University of Minnesota might have been in it, depending on how they faired against Bradley last week.
6 WDSM (DULUTH) (NBC)
|
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MORNING
|
||
7:00
|
HECKLE
AND JECKLE – Children
|
|
8:00
|
HERE
COMES THE GRUMP – Children
|
|
8:30
|
PINK
PANTHER – Children
|
|
9:00
|
H.R.
PUFFNSTUF – Children
|
|
9:30
|
BANANA
SPLITS – Children
|
|
10:30
|
JAMBO
|
|
11:00
|
FLINTSTONES
– Children
|
|
11:30
|
UNDERDOG
|
|
AFTERNOON
|
||
12:00
|
PRO
FOOTBALL – Highlights
|
|
1:00
|
BIG
PICTURE – Army
|
|
1:30
|
SKIPPY
– Adventure
|
|
2:00
|
MOVIE
– Western
“El Paso” (1949)
|
|
4:30
|
COLLEGE
BOWL
Cleveland State vs. Bradley or
Minnesota
|
|
5:00
|
FILM
– Racing
|
|
5:30
|
HIGH
Q – Quiz
|
|
EVENING
|
||
6:00
|
NEWS
– Huntley/Brinkley
|
|
6:30
|
ANDY
WILLIAMS – Variety
Guests: Debbie Reynolds, Rod Serling,
Henry Mancini, Flip Wilson, Edwin Hawkins Singers
|
|
7:30
|
ADAM-12
|
|
8:00
|
MOVIE
“Sergeants 3” (1962)
|
|
10:15
|
NEWS
|
|
10:45
|
WACKIEST
SHIP – Adventure
|
The racing film at 5:00 p.m. is the official film of the 1969 Indianapolis 500, which was won by Mario Andretti. Hopefully this wasn't a spoiler for any of you who were planning to watch it on YouTube later.
7 KCMT (ALEX) (NBC, ABC)
|
||
MORNING
|
||
7:00
|
ST.
CLOUD COLLEGE COURSE
|
|
8:00
|
HERE
COMES THE GRUMP – Children
|
|
8:30
|
PINK
PANTHER – Children
|
|
9:00
|
H.R.
PUFFNSTUF – Children
|
|
9:30
|
BANANA
SPLITS – Children
|
|
10:30
|
JAMBO
|
|
11:00
|
FLINTSTONES
– Children
|
|
11:30
|
UNDERDOG
|
|
AFTERNOON
|
||
12:00
|
SKIPPY
– Adventure
|
|
12:30
|
NASHVILLE
MUSIC
|
|
1:00
|
COLLEGE
FOOTBALL PRE-GAME SHOW -C-
|
|
1:15
|
COLLEGE
FOOTBALL
Ohio State vs. Northwestern
|
|
4:30
|
COLLEGE
BOWL
Cleveland State vs. Bradley or
Minnesota
[Time approximate]
|
|
5:00
|
NEWS
|
|
5:15
|
OUTDOORS
WITH BUD
|
|
5:30
|
NEWS
– Chet Huntley, David Brinkley
|
|
EVENING
|
||
6:00
|
NEWS
|
|
6:30
|
ANDY
WILLIAMS – Variety
Guests: Debbie Reynolds, Rod Serling,
Henry Mancini, Flip Wilson, Edwin Hawkins Singers
|
|
7:30
|
ADAM-12
|
|
8:00
|
MOVIE
“Sergeants 3” (1962)
|
|
10:15
|
NEWS
|
|
10:45
|
MOVIE
– Drama
“The New Interns” (1964)
|
Don't worry, Heckle and Jeckle fans. Even though KCMT bumps it off the Saturday schedule in favor of an extension class from St. Cloud State, you'll be able to catch it tomorrow at 9:30 a.m.
8 WKBT (LaCROSSE) (CBS)
|
||
MORNING
|
||
7:00
|
JETSONS
|
|
7:30
|
BUGS
BUNNY/ROAD RUNNER – Children
|
|
8:30
|
DASTARDLY
AND MUTTLEY – Children
|
|
9:00
|
PERILS
OF PENELOPE PITSTOP – Children
|
|
9:30
|
SCOOBY-DOO
– Children
|
|
10:00
|
ARCHIE
|
|
11:00
|
MONKEES
|
|
11:30
|
WACKY
RACES – Children
|
|
AFTERNOON
|
||
12:00
|
SUPERMAN
|
|
12:30
|
JONNY
QUEST
|
|
1:00
|
MUSIC
CAROUSEL
|
|
1:30
|
RIFLEMAN
– Western
|
|
2:00
|
SUGARFOOT
– Western
|
|
3:00
|
FILM
|
|
3:30
|
FILM
|
|
3:45
|
THE
HUNTER
|
|
4:00
|
DRUG
TURN-ON
Special
|
|
EVENING
|
||
6:00
|
PACKERAMA
– Football
|
|
6:30
|
JACKIE
GLEASON
Guest: Mike Douglas
|
|
7:30
|
MY
THREE SONS – Comedy
|
|
8:00
|
GREEN
ACRES – Comedy
|
|
8:30
|
PLEASE
DON’T EAT THE DAISIES – Comedy
|
|
9:00
|
MANNIX
|
|
10:00
|
WEATHER,
NEWS, SPORTS
|
|
10:30
|
MOVIE
– Comedy
“The Trouble with Angels” (1966)
|
I find it fascinating what shows the affiliates choose to preempt for local programming. Sometimes it's easy to figure out, if the content is questionable or the show is clearly a ratings bomb. In this case, though, I've no reason why WKBT would replace Petticoat Junction with Please Don't Eat the Daisies. Do you?
9 KMSP (ABC)
|
||
MORNING
|
||
7:00
|
CASPER
– Children
|
|
7:30
|
SMOKEY
BEAR
|
|
8:00
|
CATTANOOGA
CATS
|
|
9:00
|
HOT
WHEELS
|
|
9:30
|
HARDY
BOYS
|
|
10:00
|
SKY
HAWKS
|
|
10:30
|
GULLIVER
– Children
|
|
11:00
|
FANTASTIC
VOYAGE
|
|
11:30
|
BANDSTAND
– Music
Guests: Andy Kim, Joe South
|
|
AFTERNOON
|
||
12:30
|
TONY
PARKER FOOTBALL SHOW
|
|
1:00
|
COLLEGE
FOOTBALL PRE-GAME SHOW
|
|
1:15
|
COLLEGE
FOOTBALL
Ohio State vs. Northwestern
|
|
4:30
|
WIDE
WORLD OF SPORTS
Time approximate. National 500 Stock
Car Race, International Sky Flying Championship
|
|
EVENING
|
||
6:00
|
COLLEGE
TALENT – Variety
Host: Arthur Godfrey. Judges: Don
Marshall, Dinah Shore, Craig Stevens
|
|
6:30
|
DATING
GAME
Guest: John Forsythe
|
|
7:00
|
NEWLYWED
GAME
|
|
7:30
|
LAWRENCE
WELK
|
|
8:30
|
MOVIE
– Drama
“War and Peace” (Italian-American;
1956)
|
|
12:15
|
NEWS
|
Channel 9, as is its wont at the moment, shows Hollywood Palace tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 p.m., opposite NFL football on CBS and AFL football on NBC. Brilliant move, that. The movie that replaces it, War and Peace, runs three hours and 45 minutes. When I looked back at this, there was such a long gap between that and the late news that I thought for a moment I'd left something out
10 WDIO (DULUTH) (ABC)
|
||
MORNING
|
||
7:00
|
CASPER
– Children
|
|
7:30
|
SMOKEY
BEAR
|
|
8:00
|
CATTANOOGA
CATS
|
|
9:00
|
HOT
WHEELS
|
|
9:30
|
HARDY
BOYS
|
|
10:00
|
SKY
HAWKS
|
|
10:30
|
GULLIVER
– Children
|
|
11:00
|
FANTASTIC
VOYAGE
|
|
11:30
|
BANDSTAND
– Music
Guests: Andy Kim, Joe South
|
|
AFTERNOON
|
||
12:30
|
FILM
|
|
1:00
|
COLLEGE
FOOTBALL PRE-GAME SHOW
|
|
1:15
|
COLLEGE
FOOTBALL
Ohio State vs. Northwestern
|
|
4:30
|
WIDE
WORLD OF SPORTS
Time approximate. National 500 Stock
Car Race, International Sky Flying Championship
|
|
EVENING
|
||
6:00
|
TWILIGHT
ZONE – Drama
|
|
6:30
|
DATING
GAME
Guest: John Forsythe
|
|
7:00
|
NEWLYWED
GAME
|
|
7:30
|
LAWRENCE
WELK
|
|
8:30
|
HOLLYWOOD
PALACE
Host: Sammy Davis Jr. Guests: Mama
Cass Elliot, Lionel Hampton, Peter Lawford, Dana Vallery, Rosey Grier, the
Dells
|
|
9:30
|
BILL
ANDERSON – Music
|
|
10:00
|
NEWS
|
|
10:30
|
MOVIE
– Western
“The Gunfighter” (1950”
|
To show you another way in which coverage of sports has changed on TV, the National 550 NASCAR race that's on Wide World of Sports was held on October 12. Rather than 45 or 50 minutes of highlights a month later, today it would be broadcast live, as all NASCAR races are.
11 WTCN (IND.)
|
||
MORNING
|
||
7:20
|
NEWS
|
|
7:30
|
MILITARY
REPORT
|
|
8:00
|
FARM
FORUM
|
|
8:30
|
4-H
SHOW
|
|
9:00
|
CARTOON
CARNIVAL
|
|
9:30
|
HI
JERRY
|
|
10:00
|
TO
BE ANNOUNCED
|
|
10:30
|
TO
BE ANNOUNCED
|
|
11:00
|
PRO
FOOTBALL – Highlights
|
|
AFTERNOON
|
||
12:00
|
LUNCH
WITH CASEY
|
|
1:00
|
SCENE
SEVENTY – Music
Guests: Leslie Gore, the Buckinghams,
Gene Chandler, the Winstons, the Bookends
|
|
2:00
|
SKIPPY
– Adventure
|
|
2:30
|
MOVIE
– Adventure
“Ape Man of the Jungle” (1964)
|
|
4:00
|
TO
BE ANNOUNCED
|
|
4:30
|
VOYAGE
– Adventure
|
|
5:30
|
DEATH
VALLEY DAYS – Drama
|
|
EVENING
|
||
6:00
|
WRESTLING
|
|
7:00
|
PRO
HOCKEY
Minnesota at Pittsburgh
|
|
9:15
|
SCOREBOARD
– Harrigan
Time approximate
|
|
9:30
|
HUGH
HEFNER – Variety
|
|
10:30
|
MOVIE
– Adventure
“The Dirty Game”
(French-German-Italian-British; 1965)
|
|
12:30
|
MOVIE
– Western
“The Gallant Legion” (1948)
|
|
2:20
|
NEWS
|
13 WEAU (EAU CLAIRE) (NBC)
|
||
MORNING
|
||
7:00
|
HECKLE
AND JECKLE – Children
|
|
8:00
|
HERE
COMES THE GRUMP – Children
|
|
8:30
|
PINK
PANTHER – Children
|
|
9:00
|
H.R.
PUFFNSTUF – Children
|
|
9:30
|
BANANA
SPLITS – Children
|
|
10:30
|
JAMBO
|
|
11:00
|
FLINTSTONES
– Children
|
|
11:30
|
UNDERDOG
|
|
AFTERNOON
|
||
12:00
|
COUNTRY
CARNIVAL – Music
|
|
12:30
|
HARBORLIGHTS
– Religion
|
|
1:00
|
BIG
PICTURE – Army
|
|
1:30
|
YOUNG
WISCONSIN MUSICIANS
|
|
2:30
|
DEATH
VALLEY DAYS – Drama
|
|
3:00
|
WAGON
TRAIN – Western
|
|
4:30
|
COLLEGE
BOWL
Cleveland State vs. Bradley or
Minnesota
|
|
5:00
|
WILBURN
BROTHERS – Music
Guest: Mary Taylor
|
|
5:30
|
PORTER
WAGONER – Music
Guest: George Morgan
|
|
EVENING
|
||
6:00
|
GREAT
OUTDOORS
|
|
6:15
|
NEWS,
WEATHER, SPORTS
|
|
6:30
|
ANDY
WILLIAMS – Variety
Guests: Debbie Reynolds, Rod Serling,
Henry Mancini, Flip Wilson, Edwin Hawkins Singers
|
|
7:30
|
ADAM-12
|
|
8:00
|
MOVIE
“Sergeants 3” (1962)
|
|
10:15
|
NEWS
|
|
10:45
|
FBI
|
|
11:45
|
MOVIE
– Drama
“Sergeant Ryker” (1968)
|
You really never heard of Sergeants 3?
ReplyDeleteThe Rat Pack's Western remake of Gunga Din?
Frankie & Dino & Peter Lawford in for Grant & Fairbanks & Victor McLaglen?
Not to mention Sammy Davis in for Sam Jaffe?
(Or for that matter Henry Silva for Eduardo Ciannelli?)
It was the NBC Saturday Night Movie that night - there had to be an ad for it.
You really must have been isolated ...
- Once again, Your All-American College Show is denied its proper title, so the local typesetters can save a few pennies on letters.
At least you didn't get another chance to misidentify it as a CBS show, as you have in the past.
- What's John Forsythe doing on The Dating Game?
He didn't have a series that season (that I can recall; correction welcomed).
I'd have to see the episode to be sure.
Best guess: he was there to pick a date for one of his grown daughters (again, correction welcomed).
- The Mouse That Roared was financed and filmed in England; it came into being as a vehicle to make an international star of Peter Sellers.
But did you know:
- ... leading lady Jean Seberg was American, a native of Marshalltown, Iowa?
- ... director Jack Arnold was imported from the USA, where his best-known credit was The Incredible Shrinking Man?
( ... and who went on to become one of the showrunners of Gilligan's Island?)
- ... Leonard Wibberley, who wrote the original Mouse That Roared novel, was born in Ireland, raised in England - and came to the United States during '40s ... and stayed?
When Wibberley wrote Mouse in the '50s, he'd long since become a US citizen, and resident of Hermosa Beach, California.
Leonard Wibberley's other works include three Mouse sequels and a prequel (all of which are back in print after far too long), as well as a long-running series about a mystery-solving Catholic priest, Father Bredder (these were written under a pseudonym, Leonard Holton) - and a whole bunch of other books about world history, mainly aimed at young adult readers, and a lot more besides.
Also ...
... ever see the National Treasure movies with Nicolas Cage?
These were written by The Wibberleys - Leonard's son Cormac and the latter's wife Marianne.
OK, I'm piling it on here, but sometimes I just have to get it out of my system ...
Actually, not only have I heard of Sergeants 3, we own it as part of our Sinatra movie collection. Not a great movie; I'd probably rank it below Robin and the 7 Hoods, not to mention Ocean's 11,, but fun enough.
DeleteNo, never saw the National Treasure movies, though I've read about them.
John Forsythe had started his CBS sitcom TO ROME WITH LOVE that season...and speaking of, what was WCCO showing Sunday at 6 instead of LASSIE?
DeleteHmm, I'd kinda like to know the answer to that question myself, Paul.
DeleteThanx to Paul Duca.
DeleteT'd forgotten about To Rome With Love; I'll guess that John Forsythe was there to scout out a date for the teen actress who played his eldest daughter on that show.
Dating Game did that quite a bit back then - and Chuck Barris was permitted to go outside the ABC pool to get name guests.
"*Is that the only case where one show has produced two spinoffs - not the way Yogi Bear was spun off from Huckleberry Hound, but actual characters from the narrative?"
ReplyDeleteIf you mean the only animated show to have two spinoffs, then other than maybe The Flintstones (unless you consider Fred and Barney Meet the Shmoo and The Pebbles & Bam-Bam show to be sequels and not spin-offs), then I think you're right (except maybe for some Japanimatio... er, anime series, I'd have no idea about those). There are many live action examples howwever; The Andy Griffith Show, Happy Days, and All in the Family spring immediately to mind.
Yes, animated - you read that correctly.
DeleteActually, the first case of "Superheroes overrunning" Saturday-morning television was in 1966 (thank---or blame---the success of "Batman" in prime-time during early 1966).
ReplyDeleteThat wave of superhero shows ended not because of "too much of a good thing", but because of violent animation. In the seventies, superhero cartoons came back, but in a less violent form.
I think it was Edith Efron who wrote about that in the mid-60s - yes, there was quite a bit of concern about the violence in the superheroes genre. I remember being completely unimpressed by them when I was of cartoon-viewing age; Yogi, Alvin, Bugs, Top Cat and the gang were much more my style.
DeleteDuring the 1969-70 TV season, NBC's "Huntley/Brinkley Report" actually aired six nights a week.
ReplyDeleteEach Saturday, either of the anchormen was live (each working every other Saturday), while the other would contribute a taped commentary he recorded the previous day. The one who was off would also pre-record his opening and closing ("Good Night Chet, Good Night David, and Good Night for NBC News") so it appeared both were live.
I believe this was also how Thanksgiving and Christmas were handled. One would work Thanksgiving and be off on Christmas; the other would work Christmas and be off Thanksgiving, which alternated each year. I likewise seem to think that the one off had recorded a commentary to air on the holiday.
"...I find it fascinating what shows the affiliates choose to preempt for local programming..." Such as KDAL running "Junior Auction" in place of the breakout Saturday morning hit of the season, Scooby Doo.
ReplyDeleteGreat and interesting lineup for KDAL, especially with the two flicks, one of which is a Peter Sellers vehicle and a great one. I'm sure Mason City, IA's KGLO-TV, also listed in this edition, would probably have a similar arrangement with films like "Man's Favorite Sport?" and "Hold That Ghost", or perhaps a pair of adventure yarns like "The Sea Hawk" and "Wake of the Red Witch"-or two Bob Hope films, say "Road to Hong Kong" and "Fancy Pants". So nice to see the Saturday cartoon slate, with one season wonders like Catanooga Cats, Here Comes the Grump, Hardy Boys and Sky Hawks. Dastardly & Mutley In Their Flying Machines and The Perils of Penelope Pitstop were spinoffs from Wacky Races-and Pitstop even had The Ant Hill Mob to boot.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of wonders, who else has heard of the adventures of Skippy, the Bush Kangaroo? This was a series made in Australia and syndicated to many stations around the US. I recall KMBC-TV in Kansas City airing it on Saturdays too. Two KC icons were still doin' their thing: Torey and Ol' Gus were by this time kickin' it on KCIT channel 50 (now KPXE), and Whizzo moved to Topeka tho he was last seen weekdays on KCMO.
Rod Serling's Zone was NEVER in color, only CBS' 1985 reboot was-and how 'bout WKBT with Packerama leading into Jackie Gleason? Pretty cool. And I can see a show like Daisies as a weekday offering after a show like Edge of Night or The Secret Storm-or even after Gomer Pyle-but not show Junction? Your BAD KBT.
I looked at that one flick. French/German/Italian/English? That "Game" was not just dirty-it must've been precociously offbeat! Not many stations would show wrestling, live pro hockey and a flick called "Ape Man of the Jungle" all on the same schedule. So the moon must have been in the seventh house with WTCN on this day.
Oh BTW, where are the listings for KMMT in Austin and KTTC Rochester? Gotta have them in the mix, ya know. Maybe next time when you get some wiggle room, you can work them in, too.
I believe that, IIRC, this was the week Sesame Street made its' debut. Had KTCA and WDSE been on the air, they probably would have reaired that first full week of shows in my estemation. No doubt they would have done it the following weekend.
10,000 lakes and 1,000 TV channels. Guess that's why Minnesota State will always stand out as one of my favorite TVG editions.