NEWS ARCHIVE

October 2002

Morty's News Archive

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Halloween Highlights From the Viewer's Guide

[October 30, 2002]  Tomorrow is a full viewing day.  Check the Viewer's Guide for details and many more highlights:
3:30PM TBS "Roseanne" "Skeleton in the Closet"  Roseanne (Roseanne) falls for two gender-bending Halloween pranks. With John Goodman.
4:00PM TBS "Roseanne" "Halloween -- The Final Chapter"  Roseanne  receives a message on a Ouija board that sends her to the hospital.
4:00PM HALLMARK "Bewitched" "Twitch or Treat"  Endora makes a house for a Halloween party appear on a vacant lot.
4:30PM HALLMARK "Bewitched" "To Trick or Treat"  Darrin and Endora clash over Halloween.
5:00PM HALLMARK "Facts of Life" "The Halloween Show"  Hysteria reigns on Halloween when a customer vanishes
7:00PM HISTORY Special: "Haunted History of Halloween" The history of Halloween.
8:00PM TV LAND Special: "TV Land's Haunted Houses" Dennis the Menace  The Dick Van Dyke Show  Happy Days   Gilligan's Island  Andy Griffith Leave It to Beaver
8:00PM COMEDY Movie: "Young Frankenstein" Mel Brooks' hilarious parody of the Universal horror films stars Gene Wilder as mad doctor Frederick Frankenstein.
9:00PM GAMES Encore: "Hollywood Scares" Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, is hosting Game Show Network’s special, includes "Storybook Squares."
10:00PM TLC Special: "Behind the Fame: Addams Family & The Munsters" Behind the scenes of "The Addams Family," and "The Munsters."
11:35PM CBS "Late Show with David Letterman" Comic Jerry Seinfeld will perform on the "Late Show with David Letterman".
MIDNIGHT VH1 Movie: "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" The horror-comedy-musical and quintessential cult movie follows hero Brad Majors (Barry Bostwick) and heroine Janet Weiss (Susan Sarandon).

There's a lot more not listed here, check out the guide.

The Ultimate Munsters Fan Builds Replica House

The Munster's house shown under construction in March of 2002

[October 27, 2002]  Planning on going trick-or-treating Thursday?  There's one address you must have on your route, 1313 Mockingbird Lane.  So where is Mockingbird Heights?  Why it's in Waxahachie, Texas of course, where Munster fans Charles and Sandra McKee have built a perfect replica of the Munster's house.
Full Details
 
And Don't Miss:
"Behind the Fame: '"The Munsters' and 'Addams Family'"  on The Learning Channel October 31 at 10:00PM and November 1 at 1:00AM

Classic Letterman to Air on Trio

[October 25, 2002] Trio, a cable channel I don't get,  has secured the rights to 80 of 451 episodes of NBC's "Late Night with David Letterman,"  that aired from 1982 to 1993.  The classic NBC episodes will begin airing in January of 2003 at 10:00PM.  It's expected that Trio will pick up their option for an additional 80 episodes. Reruns of "Late Night" aired briefly on E! in 1990 until Dave insisted NBC revoke the syndication license.   Trio also airs "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In"

Classic TV Stars on Street Smarts

[October 25, 2002]  It pains me to promote a show that is a total rip-off of a Howard Stern on-air game...  "Street Smarts" is the game show where contestants bet on whether regulars "Joes" on the street will know the answers to trivia questions.  The week of November 4th is Classic TV Week on "Street Smarts"  where instead of asking the man on the street, they ask stars of classic TV.  On Monday, JM J. Bullock of "Too Close for Comfort" and Jill Whelan from "The Love Boat" give a name for a male donkey. On Tuesday November 5th, Todd Bridges and Gary Coleman of "Diff'rent Strokes" share their knowledge of "Sesame Street."  On Wednesday  it's Charlene Tilton of "Dallas" and Randy Mantooth from "Emergency" tell the number of feet in a yard.  On Thursday November 7th:  Mary McDonough "The Waltons" and Sally Struthers of "All in the Family" recite lyrics of the national anthem. Friday's guests will be Erin Moran ("Happy Days") and Jimmie Walker ("Good Times") tell about the Westminster Kennel Club.

"Street Smarts"  airs in syndication (check your TV guide or their web site to find your local time and channel), and nationally on the WGN Superstation weekdays at 3:30PM. 

'Tremors' the Series to Air on Sci-Fi

[October 24, 2002]  I'm a fan of the "Tremors" movies, so I thought it was really cool that the Sci-Fi channel is making it into a series.  I can even put a classic TV spin on this story because it will star "Family Ties" Michael Gross who will play survivalist Burt Gummer, as he did in the three feature films,  and Marcia Strassman who played the lovely Julie Kotter on "Welcome Back Kotter,"  and more recently Meredith on the series "Providence." 

Tremors takes place in the sleepy desert town of Perfection, Nevada, which is also home to a giant prehistoric worm named El Blanco who is on the endangered species list. Determined not to abandon their town and way of life, the Perfectionists struggle to maintain an uneasy peace with El Blanco and the other dangerous creatures that populate their desert.

Filming on the "Tremors" series began October 1st in Baja, Mexico, according to the network.   The one-hour action series  will debut on Sci-Fi in January 2003.

Where Are They Now? on VH1

[October 23, 2002]  "Where Are They Now?" looks in at the sitcom kids whose childhoods were documented on the small screen. In exclusive interviews, we’ll hear what it was like to survive the glare of the public eye at a young age, and what happened when they grew up and no one cared. Todd Bridges of "Diff’rent Strokes,"  Willie Aames of "Charles in Charles,"  Emmanuel Lewis of "Webster," Mayim Bialik and Jenna von Oy of "Blossom," Fred Berry of "What's Happening," Corky Pigeon of  "Silver Spoons," Ron Palillo of "Welcome Back Kotter," Brian Bonsall of "Family Ties," Candace Cameron of "Full House," and Alison Arngrim of "Little House on the Prairie."  "WATN," airs today, Wednesday, at 1:00PM  Thursday at 6:00PM, Friday at 5:00PM, Sunday at 5:30PM, and Monday at 11:00PM.

Then, "WATN,"  checks in with the cast of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show,"   Susan Sarandon; Barry Bostwick; Tim Curry; Meat Loaf; Peter Hinwood; Richard O'Brien; Patricia (Quinn) Stevens; Charles Gray; Henry Woolf; Lindsay Ingram; Nell Campbell; Koo Stark; Fran Fullenwider.  This airs today at 8:30PM and Saturday at 9:30PM. Click here for more show time.

Keene Curtis, Cheers' John Allen Hill Died

[October 18, 2002]  Keene Curtis who played restaurant owner John Allen Hill died Sunday from complications of Alzheimer's disease at a retirement center in Bountiful, Utah.  He was 79. Curtis, who won the Tony Award in 1971 as best featured actor in a musical for playing four diverse characters, each with a different accent, in "The Rothschilds.'' played Daddy Warbucks in "Annie'' on Broadway and won a Drama-Logue Award for his role in San Francisco and Los Angeles. He also co-starred in the national company of "La Cage aux Folles'' for two years.   

On television, he appearances on "M*A*S*H,'' "Touched by an Angel,"  "Caroline in the City'' and "E.R.'' He also appeared in a number of movies, including "Heaven Can Wait,'' "American Hot Wax'' and "Richie Rich's Christmas Wish.''

MacGyver to Return, Younger

Richard Dean Anderson as MacGyver (1986)

[October 17, 2002]  Variety reports  that the WB has bought an updated version of the 80's action series "MacGyver."   The new version, entitled "Young MacGyver," will focus on MacGyver's nephew, following the twentysomething hero as he leaves school and winds up joining the Phoenix Foundation.   WB and Paramount plan to start casting for the new "Young MacGyver" shortly. It is set to hit U.S. screens in 2003.
Full Details 

The original series of "MacGyver" ran from September 1985 to August 1992 and starred Richard Dean Anderson in the title role.  Angus MacGyver was a secret agent that refused to carry a gun.  The scientific genius could avert any disaster by making use of any mundane materials around him to create a solution to the problem at hand.  Anderson went on to play Colonel Jack  O'Neill on  "Stargate SG-1"  The original "MacGyver" series will be returning to cable in 2003. 

Bewitched Movie Update

[October 17, 2002]  It was confirmed yesterday that Nicole Kidman will play Samantha in the yet to be written "Bewitched" feature film.  Nothing said about Darrins or other casting.  Related Story  
[October 18, 2002] The two front runners for the role of Darrin are Mike Myers and Jim Carey. 

Dennis Patrick Dies in Fire

Dennis Patrick as Jason McGuire in "Dark Shadows"  1967

[October 15, 2002]  Actor Dennis Patrick, best known for his portrayal of Jason McGuire in the gothic soap "Dark Shadows," died Sunday in a fire in his Hollywood Hills home overlooking Los Angeles. He was found with the body of his beloved poodle beside him.  

Dennis' career spanned nearly five decades with roles in "Somerset" (1970), he  played the Ewing family's banker,  Vaughn Leland, on "Dallas" (1978) and Admiral Tisdale in the 1988 mini-series  "War and Remembrance." As an accomplished actor and director of film, television and theatre, with roles in many classic shows, including "The Twilight Zone", "Dallas," "All in the Family," "War and Remembrance," "Hawaii Five-O" and "The Rockford Files."  Throughout his career, Dennis amassed an incredible 1,800 credited television guest roles.

 

Dennis Patrick at a Dark Shadows Convention in July 2002.  Photo courtesy of
The Dark Shadows Journal

Though he was only Jason McGuire and Paul Stoddard in the television series "Dark Shadows" (later to be Sheriff Patterson in the film "House of Dark Shadows"), Dennis Patrick was television's first vampire in a 1951 episode of "Stage 13."

Patrick was battling cancer and needed kidney dialysis. ''He was having some problems,'' family friend Siobhan Burns-Walden told reporters. "He was getting pretty weak.'' It took about 50 firefighters to extinguish the blaze that broke out around 1:15 in the afternoon.  Investigators believe that he may have died from smoke inhalation. An autopsy is pending.    Dennis Patrick was 84.  

You'll find out more about "Dark Shadows" in Morty's Mall Dark Shadows Showcase page. 

Twin Peaks Comes to Bravo

Visit Twin Peaks in Morty's Mall

[October 15, 2002] Bravo will begin airing David Lynch's "Twin Peaks"  in November, weekdays at 5:30AM (sometimes 5:00AM check your TV Guide).  To kick off the new addition they'll be running seven episodes on Halloween, starting with the two hour pilot at 8:00PM.  Although called a "marathon," it's broken up by four episodes of "The Larry Sanders Show" at 10:00PM, 10:30PM, 1:00AM and 1:30AM.   

Michael Parks, circa 1965

"Twin Peaks" stars Kyle MacLachlan as FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Lara Flynn Boyle as Donna Marie Hayward, but also look for "Then Came Bronson" star Michael Parks as Jean Renault.

Also starting in November on Bravo is the short-lived Nathan Lane sit-com, "Encore, Encore."

Hallmark Schedule Changes for November

[October 15, 2002] Effective November 4th, 2002:
9:00 & 9:30AM America's Funniest Home Videos
10:00 & 11:00AM Perry Mason
NOON Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
1:00PM Touched by an Angel
2:00 & 3:00PM Perry Mason
4:00PM Hogan's Heroes
4:30 & 5:00PM Dream of Jeannie
5:30PM Bewitched
6:00 & 6:30PM The Beverly Hillbillies
7:00PM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
8:00PM Touched by an Angel
9:00PM Movies
11:000PM Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
MIDNIGHT Movies
2:00AM Life Moments
Weekends are the same as they are now.  "The Beverly Hillbillies"  will leave TV Land after December.

Now usually networks don't provide very good advanced schedule information, but Hallmark is pretty good.  You can see their schedules on line here, and you can download the new line-up here, in printable .PDF format.  Thanks to LM for writing in that suggestion.   Most networks provide some kind of schedule information.  A pretty complete list of TV cable network sites can be found on my links page.

Game Show Network's 'Hollywood Scares' Includes Rarity

[October 15, 2002] Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, is hosting Game Show Network’s special Halloween-themed three-hour primetime "marathon,"  “Hollywood Scares” on Saturday, October 26 from 9:00PM to Midnight.  At 9:00PM there's an episode of "Match Game 90"  with  celebrities dressed in costumes. Charles Nelson Reilly dressed as Superman; Brett Somers as a little girl; Walt Willy as a wizard; Jill Larson as the Statue of Liberty; Ronn Lucas as a little boy and Vicki Lawrence as Little Red Riding Hood.

At 9:30PM there's a very special treat, an airing of "Storybook Squares,"   "Storybook Squares" aired on NBC in 1969, for just seven months.  It was "Hollywood Squares" for kids with celebrities posing as famous characters from history and literature.   The Game Show Network claims the episode was taped in 1977, which of course doesn't make sense, because production had ceased eight years prior.  It features Soupy Sales dressed as Thomas Edison, Jo Anne Worley as Martha Washington; Connie Stevens as the Queen of Tarts; Pat Harrington as Leonardo da Vinci; Florence Henderson as Belle Star; George Gobel as Henry VII; Susan Seaforth Hayes as Cleopatra; Bill Hayes as Mark Anthony; Big Bird as himself; and Paul Lynde as Frankenstein.  

The "marathon" also includes recent episodes of "Whammy"  "Friend or Foe?" and "Russian Roulette."  GSN tends to swap the times around on the day of the broadcast, so you might want to set your VCR for the whole three hours in case they juggle again.    For fans of Elvira  (AKA Cassandra Peterson, the actress that seems to only work one week a year), she will be appearing on the new syndicated "Hollywood Squares" the week of October 28th. 

[Update October 26, 2002]  I stand corrected, the "Storybook Squares" edition was from 1977.  I have no info on this episode.  If someone knows more, please write.  And 51 year old Cassandra Peterson still looks great!

ABC Airs Two Halloween Classics

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[October 12, 2002] The classic half-hour animated Halloween-themed Peanuts special, "It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown," created by late cartoonist Charles M. Schulz, will air on  ABC, Friday, October 25 at 8:00PM.   In the 1966 half-hour animated special, "It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown," The Peanuts gang celebrates Halloween, with Linus hoping that, finally, he will be visited by The Great Pumpkin, while Charlie Brown is invited to a Halloween party.

Also scheduled on the 25th is the Emmy Award-winning "Boo! To You, Too, Winnie The Pooh" at 8:30PM.  "Boo! To You, Too, Winnie The Pooh" received its Primetime Emmy Award for Individual Achievement in Storyboarding (Phil Weinstein) in 1997, as well as an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Music and Lyrics (Michael & Patty)  BTW, October 14th was Winnie the Pooh's 76th birthday.

Teresa Graves Dies in Fire

[October 11, 2002] Teresa Graves, star of "Get Christy Love," and "Laugh-In" regular died in a fire at her home yesterday. Firefighters found Graves unconscious in a bedroom. She was taken to a nearby hospital, where she died.  The blaze began shortly past midnight at Graves' 1,600-square-foot home in Hyde Park. Firefighters found the rear part of the home engulfed in flames. The fire appeared to have started in a 200-square-foot enclosed patio that was added on to the original home. Smoke alarms inside the home were functional, fire officials said.  The cause of the fire was under investigation.

Graves started her career as a singer with the Doodletown Pipers. She later turned to acting, appearing regularly on "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" in 1969 and 1970.  On "Get Christie Love!", which ran during the 1974-75 season, she played the first black woman hired by a big-city police department. It's said that Graves ruined her career by refusing many roles because of religious convictions.  She was 59.

Addams Family on WPIX 11

[October 11, 2002] "The Addams Family" is coming to WPIX (WB-11, in NY) on Saturday, October 26th and I'm so bummed.  "The Addams Family" is one of my all time favorites and  my cable company dropped channel 11 from our line-up.   On Saturday, from Noon to 10:00PM they'll be running a 10 hour  marathon of  20, creepy & classic episodes. It's your chance to spend some quality time around the Holiday (Halloween IS the Addams Family's Holiday) with your old favorites like Cousin Itt, Lurch, Uncle Fester, Morticia, Gomez and the rest of the Addams Family.

Passings

[October 10, 2002]  Buddy Lester, Stand-up comedian and character actor on television and in motion pictures starring Frank Sinatra and Jerry Lewis, has died.  Lester died Friday of cancer in a Van Nuys nursing home, he was 86. The comedian proved even more popular on television, and was a part of the regular cast of "The New Phil Silvers Show" in 1963-64. Lester also acted in several episodes of such police series as "Adam-12" and "Barney Miller," and became a familiar face through his work in shows such as "Love, American Style," "The New Dick Van Dyke Show," "The Odd Couple" and "Starsky and Hutch."   His brother, Jerry Lester, died in 1995.

Bruce Paltrow, the producer-director behind the groundbreaking television shows "St. Elsewhere" and "The White Shadow" as well as the father of actress Gwyneth Paltrow, died Wednesday of pneumonia while traveling in Rome, a spokesman for the family said. He was 58.

Carmen Phillips, an actress cast in small roles in some 20 films and 50 television series, including "Easy Rider" and "Perry Mason," died September 22 of lung cancer at Queen of Angels/Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital, she was 65.  Phillips was an activist for actors rights and animal rights. She befriended many better-known colleagues, including actress Diane Ladd, who presided at her memorial service in Santa Barbara.

Bob Crane's Son: Not Happy

[October 9, 2002] Scotty Crane, the son of the late "Hogan's Heroes" actor Bob Crane,  has been making the talk show rounds.   It seems that he's really upset about the upcoming movie, "AutoFocus" about his father.  It's not that the film is nearly X-Rated, it's that they got the facts wrong.  In addition to them getting it wrong, he claims the whole idea was stolen. 

Several years ago Scotty and his mother, Patricia Crane (stage name, Sigrid Valdis, actress, and co-star "Hilda" on "Hogan's Heroes") wrote a screenplay and titled it "Take Off Your Clothes and Smile" or "F-Stop,"  they couldn't decide.  It is what Scotty claims to be a true account of Bob Crane’s Life, told from the inside out.  Full Details  

Miscellany

[October 8, 2002] Nick November Events Schedules the schedule for the "Charles in Charge" marathon  on the week of November 10th, and Thanksgiving Reunion Week schedules has been added to to the Nick Schedule page.  If you've missed the reunion shows for "The Andy Griffith Show," "All in the Family," "The Honeymooners," "The Carol Burnett Show," or "The Cosby Show,"  this is you week to wind up those VCRs. 

On Monday November 11th Lifetime will air a Nanny Marathon from 1:00PM to 6:00PM, and on November 28th, Lifetime will air a twelve hour block their sit-coms for the Lifetime Thanksgiving Comedy Marathon:

8:00 & 8:30AM Designing Women
9:00 & 9:30AM The Nanny
10:00 & 10:30AM Golden Girls
11:00 & 11:30AM Mad About You
NOON & 12:30PM The Nanny
1:00 & 1:30PM Golden Girls
2:00 & 2:30PM The Nanny
3:00 & 3:30PM Mad About You
4:00 & 4:30PM Designing Women
5:00 & 5:30PM The Nanny
6:00 & 6:30PM Mad About You
7:00 & 7:30PM Golden Girls

On Monday November 4th: "Hogan's Heroes"  debuts on The Hallmark Channel, air times to be announced.

Dynasty debuts on SOAPnet Weekdays at 10:00AM starting November 11th

The Jackie Gleason Story

[October 6, 2002] Next Sunday CBS will air the bio-pict, "Gleason" starring Brad Garrett as "the Great One,"  Herbert John "Jackie" Gleason.   The film chronicles the creation of "The Honeymooners," exposes the drama that existed behind-the-scenes of the comedy, points out the parallels between the show and Gleason's real life and reveals what made the larger-than-life comedian the man who could create the beloved characters of Ralph, Alice, Ed and Trixie. The film also explores events in Gleason's childhood that explain how the characters in "The Honeymooners" had a relationship to Gleason that went much deeper than the show, and how life was not always a honeymoon for this charming but tortured and conflicted genius.

With Terry Farrell as Marilyn Gleason and Michael Chieffo as Art Carney.  Howard Deutch ("Watching Ellie," "The Replacements" ) directs. Rick Podell and Michael Preminger wrote the script.

New Old TV on DVD

[October 6, 2002] The last time I made up a list of the new TV shows on DVD was in June, so I guess I'll call these my "quarterly reports."  Some of the new DVDs are for shows featured in my Showcase pages and those new additions have been added.   You can read the entire list of 105 new releases in the Mall at: New TV on DVD.

You'll find popular shows like "The Jeffersons: The Complete First Season," and "I Spy" newer shows like "Mad about You," and  "Malcolm In The Middle",   There are some unique entries, such as  "Get a Life," one of the most off-the-wall sitcoms ever with Chris Elliot as a blissfully naive, 30-year-old paperboy who valiantly fought anything that would require him to "grow up." 

You can now watch "The Outer Limits: The Original Series," without the editing that added more commercial time.  There are some new titles from the BBC including  "The Complete Are You Being Served? Collection."   

To round out your collection of classic TV there are specials like a boxed set of "Ed Sullivan's Rock 'N' Roll Classics,"   "The Carol Burnett Show: Show Stopper", and "The Best of the Muppet Show," and the hit TV movie, "Surviving Gilligan's Island."

Passings, from the cast of "Hazel"

[October 5, 2002] Whitney Blake,  who played Dorothy Baxter on  "Hazel" died on September 28th. She was 76.  Whitney Blake was born Nancy Baxter and is the mother of Meredith Baxter.  A decade after "Hazel," she co-created the show with her husband for his boss, Norman Lear, "One Day at a Time."   The show broke new ground by making a divorced single mother, played by Bonnie Franklin, the head of the household.  set in an Indianapolis apartment house with Mackenzie Phillips and Valerie Bertinelli as the teenage daughters, aired from 1975 to 1984.

Born in Eagle Rock and educated at Pasadena City College, Blake began acting at the Pasadena Playhouse and returned there as frequently as possible, playing everything from Shakespeare to musicals.  The stage may have been her preferred medium, but she became far better known during the Golden Age of television on dramatic anthology series such as "Playhouse 90" and the "Zane Grey Theater" and in early episodes of "Maverick" and "Bonanza." She was in the first episode of "Perry Mason" in 1957, as Evelyn Bagby in "The Case of the Restless Redhead."  Blake, who was also an activist for civil rights, co-hosted her own local KCBS-TV Channel 2 daytime show "Boutique" in the late 1960s, interviewing guests and offering opinions about fashion, books and home decor.

Blake died Saturday at her home in Edgartown, Mass., after a long illness, attended by her family and the Hospice of Martha's Vineyard, said her husband, writer-producer Allan Manings.

Robert P. Lieb, 88, a veteran character actor on Broadway, television and film, died Saturday September 28, in Los Angeles of complications from intestinal surgery earlier this year. Lieb is best known for his role as the arresting Officer Flaherty in the often-repeated "Twilight Zone" episode "The Night of the Meek." The Christmastime show featured Art Carney as a department store Santa, who, after being fired for drinking, discovers he is the real Santa Claus.  Lieb's daughter, Bon Appetit magazine editor Barbara Fairchild, invited friends and colleagues to watch annual December reruns on the Sci-Fi Channel.  He made guest appearances in "Bewitched"," "My Favorite Martian," "F-Troop," and many other shows of the '60's. Younger viewers may remember him as "Uncle Rocky" on "ALF."   On the large screen, Lieb appeared as the seedy attorney for John Huston's character in "Myra Breckinridge" (1970), and had small roles in such films as "Angel in My Pocket" (1969), "How to Frame a Figg" (1971) and "Mystery Men" (1999).  Lieb was also a cast member of the series "Hazel," he played Harry Thompson (George Baxter's brother-in-law) in the 1961-1965 seasons, and Lieb died on the same day as Whitney Blake.

TNN: Closer to a Goal

[October 2, 2002] When TNN, became "The New TNN,"  their goal was to re-brand the network and offer programming geared towards the 18 to 49 year old male audience.  For some reason they filled in the empty slots with "Kids Say the Darndest Things" and "Three's Company," which we may have enjoyed, but I feel was a marketing goof.  They seem to be back on track now, which means that the only classic left is "The A-Team."  Below you'll find the new schedule starting in November.  Since this is a "classic TV web site," and TNN isn't--  I doubt I'll bother providing future schedules.
9:00AM Picket Fences

 4:00PM The A-Team
9:30AM (continued)  5:00PM Baywatch
10:00AM MOVIE  6:00PM V.I.P
10:30AM (continued)  6:30PM (continued)
11:00AM (continued)  7:00PM Real TV
11:30AM (continued)  7:30PM Real TV
12:00PM Real TV  8:00PM Star Trek: TNG
12:30PM Real TV  9:00PM VARIOUS (WWE, Movie, etc.)
1:00PM Rendez-View  11:00PM Star Trek: TNG / C.S.I. (Mondays)
1:30PM Rendez-View  12:00AM VARIOUS (V.I.P., TNN originals, etc)
2:00PM Star Trek: TNG  1:00AM Baywatch (TNN originals on Fridays)
3:00PM Miami Vice  2:00AM A-Team

Notable on Saturdays:
8:00PM "American Gladiators"
2:00AM "The A-Team"

Notable on Sundays:
12:00AM "MAD TV"
1:00AM "Crime Strike"
1:30AM "American Gladiators"
2:30AM "MAD TV"

"Blind Date" will  join the lineup this January.  All times are Eastern Daylight Time.

 

 
 

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