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Boston/Providence TV- Monday March 20, 1972

source: Boston Globe

Boston/Providence TV- Monday March 20, 1972

Boston
WGBH-TV 2 (PBS)/WGBX-TV 44 (PBS)
9am- Sign-on/Parlons Francais I
9:15- World of Science
9:30- Ripples
9:45- Physics Demonstration
10am- Sesame Street
11am- What We Are?
11:30- Que Duon?
12pm- Word Workers Inc.
12:15- Stepping Into Melody
12:30- High School Film
1pm- Mathemagic
1:15- What Can I Tell About You?
1:30- Electric Company
2pm- Places in the News
2:15- What's my Thing
2:30- Intergenerosity Relations
3pm- Man and His Motives (2), Columbus Revisited (44)
3:30- Maggie and the Beautiful Machine (2/44)
4pm- Sesame Street (2/44)
5pm- Mister Rogers (2/44)
5:30- Electric Company (2/44)
6pm- Hodgepodge Lodge (2/44)
6:30- French Chef (2/44)
7pm- News with Louis Lyons (2), Computer Science (44)
7:30- Reporters (2), Hathayoge (44)
8pm- Special of The Week "What Did you Do in School Today? (2), Soul! (44)
9pm- Time Cheap (44)
10pm- Forsythe Saga (2), Martin Agronsky, News (44)
11pm- Janaki (2), Sign-Off (44)
11:15- Sign-Off (2)

WBZ-TV 4 (NBC)
6:15- Sign-On Seminar
6:45- Eyewitness News Daily Almanac
7am- The Today Show- (with local inserts at 7:25, 7:55, 8:25 and 8:55)
9am- For Women Today
10am- Dinah's Place
10:30- Concentration
11am- Sale of the Century
11:30- Hollywood Squares
12pm- Eyewitness News (with Jack Chase, Shelby Scott and Don Kent)
12:30- David Frost
2pm- Days of our Lives
2:30- Doctors
3pm- Another World
3:30- Bright Promise
4pm- Somerset
4:30- Mike Douglas
6pm- Eyewitness News (with Tom Ellis)
7pm- NBC Nightly News
7:30- You Asked For It
8pm- Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In
9pm- Movie- Banacek (1972) (World Premiere)
11pm- Eyewitness News
11:30- Tonight Show with Johnny Carson (substitute host: Dom DeLuise)
1am- Eyewitness News
1:05- Movie- Best of The Blues (1939)
2:37am- Sign-Off

WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)- (The new channel 5, replacing WHDH-TV, the day before on March 19th)
7am- WCVB News
7:30- Jabberwocky
8am- Romper Room
8:30- Pluratime
9am- Medical Call
9:30- Big Valley
10:30- From A to Zenker
11:30- WCVB News
12pm- Password
12:30- Split Second (Premire of a Game Show with Tom Kennedy)
1pm- All My Children
1:30- Let's Make A Deal
2pm- Newlywed Game
2:30- Dating Game
3pm- General Hospital
3:30- One Life To Live
4pm- Disvovery- "Fast Freight to Nashville
4:30- Love, American Style
5pm- Perry Mason
6pm- WCVB News
6:30- ABC News
7pm- To Tell The Truth
7:30- Preview Special- (A look at WCVB-TV Programming and Personalities)
8pm- Monday Night Special- "Unsinkable Sea Otter"
9pm- Movie- The Caper of the Golden Bulls (1967)
11pm- WCVB News
11:30- Dick Cavett Show
1am- Medical Call
1:30- Sign-Off

WNAC-TV 7 (CBS)
5:30- Farm and Market Report
5:35- Understanding Our World
6am- Sunrise Semester
6:25- News
6:30- Sunrise Semester
7am- Major Mudd
8am- Captain Kangaroo
9am- Paul Benzaquin
10am- Lucy Show
10:30- My Three Sons
11am- Family Affair
11:30- Love of Life
12pm- News
12:30- Search for Tomorrow
1pm- News?
1:30- As The World Turns
1:30- As The World Turns
2pm- Love is A Many Splendored Thing
2:30- Guiding Light
3pm-The Secret Storm
3:30- The Edge of Night
4pm- Amateur's Guide to Love
4:30- Merv Griffin
6pm- New England Tonight
6:30- CBS News
7pm- What's My Line
7:30- Let's Make A Deal
8pm- Gunsmoke
9pm- Here's Lucy
9:30- Doris Day Show
10pm- Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour
11pm- New England Tonight
11:30- Movie- You've Got to Be Kidding (1967)
1am- News
1:05- Sign-Off

WSMW-TV 27 (Ind.)
12pm- Movie- Who Stole The Body (1962)
1:30- Today's Woman
2pm- Bold Journey
2:30- Ed Allen
3pm- Today's Woman
3:25- Consumer Wants To Know
3:30- Racing from Suffolk Downs
4pm- Bugs Bunny- Road Runner
4:30- Bozo's Big Top
5pm- Popeye
5:30- Lassie
6pm- Petticoat Junction
6:30- Movie- Brigham Young (1940)
8:30- Movie- No Place for Jennifer (1949)
10pm- Channel 27 News Hour (25 minutes)
10:25- Consumer Wants To Know
10:30- Mantrap
11pm- Sign-Off

WSBK-TV 38 (Ind./NBC)
11:20- Jack LaLanne
11:50- Fashions in Sewing
12pm- Jeopardy! (NBC)
12:30- Who, What, When or Where (NBC)
1pm- What Every Woman Wants To Know
1:30- Three on a Match (NBC)
2pm- Tom Larson
3pm- Porky Pig and Friends
3:30- Magilla Gorilla and Peter Potamus
4pm- Bugs Bunny and Road Runner
4:30- Three Stooges
4:50- Sportsclub
4:55- Three Stooges
5:30- Munsters
6pm- I Dream of Jeannie
6:30- McHale's Navy
7pm- Hogan's Heroes
7:30- I Dream of Jeannie
8pm- Daniel Boone
9pm- Phil Donahue Show
10pm- Of Lands and Seas
11pm- Movie- Mission to Paradise (1945)
12:30- Sign-Off

WKBG-TV 56 (Ind.)
11:15- News
11:30- New Zoo Revue
12pm- Kimbo
12:30- Underdog
1pm- Galloping Gourmet
1:30- Movie- Scandal (1963)
3pm- Kimbo
3:30- Yogi Bear
4pm- Flintstones
4:30- Speed Racer
5pm- Lost in Space
6pm- Flinstones
6:30- Gilligan's Island
7pm- I Love Lucy
7:30- Dragnet
8pm- Mvoie- The Black Rose (1950)
10pm- It Takes A Thief
11pm- One Step Beyond
11:30- Movie- Mind Benders (1963)
1:09am- Sign-Off

Coming soon... The Battle of the Independents in Boston, you see what i mean.

Providence
WTEV-TV 6 (ABC)
6:30- Jack LaLanne
6:45- News Scope 6
7am- F Troop
7:30- Leave it to Beaver
8am- Flying Nun
8:30- Community (Bob Bassett)
9am- Romper Room
9:30- Movie Game
10am- Truth or Consequences
10:30- Gilligan's Island
11am- Rhythms in Song
11:30- Bewitched
12pm- Password
12:30- Split Second (Premiere)
1pm- All My Children
1:30- Let's Make A Deal
2pm- Newlywed Game
2:30- Dating Game
3pm- General Hospital
3:30- One Life To Live
4pm- Love, American Style
4:30- Flintstones
5pm- Get Smart
5:30- News Scope 6 (anchored by Truman Taylor)
6pm- ABC News
6:30- Primus
7pm- Hogan's Heroes
7:30- Dr. Simon Locke
8pm- Monday Night Special- "Unsinkable Sea Otter"
9pm- Movie- The Caper of the Golden Bulls (1967)
11pm- News Scope 6
11:30- Dick Cavett Show
1am- News Scope 6

WJAR-TV 10 (NBC)
6:25- TV Classroom
7am- Today Show
9am- David Frost Show
10am- Dinah's Place
10:30- Concentration
11am- Sale of the Century
11:30- Hollywood Squares
12pm- Jeopardy!
12:30- Who, What, When or Where Game
1pm- Watch Your Child -- The Me Too Show
1:30- Talk Back
2pm- Days of our Lives
2:30- Doctors
3pm- Another World
3:30- Bright Promise
4pm- Somerset
4:30- I Love Lucy
5pm- Wild, Wild West
6pm- News (what did WJAR call their newscast and what was their lineup back in 1972?)
7pm- NBC News
7:30- To Tell The Truth
8pm- Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In
9pm- Movie- Banacek (1972) (World Premiere)
11pm- News
11:30- Tonight Show with Johnny Carson Show (substitute host: Dom DeLuise)
1am- News

WPRI-TV 12 (CBS)
6:30- Sunrise Semester
7am- CBS News
8am- Captain Kangaroo
9am- Dialing for Dollars
9:30- Direct Question
10am- Lucy Show
10:30- My Three Sons
11am- Family Affair
11:30- Love of Life
12pm- News
12:30- Search for Tomorrow
1pm- Phil Donahue Show
1:30- As The World Turns
2pm- Love is a Many Splendored Thing
2:30- Guiding Light
3pm- Secret Storm
3:30- The Edge of Night
4pm- Deputy
4:30- Merv Griffin
6pm- News (anchored by Walter Cryan/what did WPRI call their newcast and what was their lineup back in 1972)
6:30- CBS News
7pm- What's My Line?
7:30- I Dream of Jeannie
8pm- Gunsmoke
9pm- Here's Lucy
9:30- Doris Day Show
10pm- Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour
11pm- News
11:30- Late Movie- You've Got to Be Kidding (1967)
1am- Sign-Off
 
Channel 12 "On The Scene News" (was Re: Boston/Providence TV- Monday March 20, 1972)

At this time, Channel 12 news was called "On The Scene News" ("closer to your world" was their slogan at the time). They did NOT use the Al Hamm "Action News Theme" music bed (the one WPVI/6 in Philly and later WPIX/11 in New York used).

I never knew that WJAR/10 ran "The Wild, Wild West" back then. LOVE that show!


> 6pm- News (anchored by Walter Cryan/what did WPRI call their
> newcast and what was their lineup back in 1972)


73,<P ID="signature">______________
Peter Q. George (K1XRB)
Whitman, Massachusetts</P>
 
Re: "Wild Wild West" And "Star Trek (The Original Series)" On WJAR-10

Peter George wrote:

> I never knew that WJAR/10 ran "The Wild, Wild West" back
> then. LOVE that show!

Neither did I.

I do remember that during the Summer for four or five years during the late 1970's/early 1980's (this was before the station began running local news at 5 or 5:30 P.M.), WJAR would "rest" whatever off-network reruns they showed weekdays in the 5 to 6 P.M. hour the rest of the year and instead show reruns of the original "Star Trek" series.

Given that WJAR did this several years in a row, this tactic must have been successful.
 
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