CONNECTICUT TV- Tuesday March 13, 1990

[highwayman128]

source: New York Times

CONNECTICUT TV- Tuesday March 13, 1990

WFSB-TV 3 (CBS) Hartford
6am- Business Morning
6:30- Eyewitness News
7am- CBS Morning News
9am- Geraldo
10am- Family Feud
10:30- Wheel of Fortune
11am- The Price is Right
12pm- Eyewitness News
12:30- Young and the Restless
1:30- Bold and the Beautiful
2pm- As The World Turns
3pm- Guiding Light
4pm- Oprah Winfrey
5pm- Eyewitness News
6pm- Eyewitness News
6:30- CBS News
7pm- Inside Edition
7:30- Entertainment Tonight
8pm- Rescue 911
9pm- Movie- The Karen Carpenter Story (1989)
11pm- Eyewitness News
11:35- Night Court
12:05- Pat Sajak Show
1:05- Love Boat
2:05- Eyewitness News
2:40- CBS News Nightwatch

WTNH-TV 8 (ABC) New Haven
6am- ABC News This Morning
6:45- Action News
7am- Good Morning America
9am- Phil Donahue
10am- Sally Jesse Raphael- (this show used to have it's studios in New Haven, right?)
11am- Live with Regis and Kelly
12pm- Action News
12:30- Loving
1pm- All My Children
2pm- One Life To Live
3pm- General Hospital
4pm- Growing Pains
4:30- Who's The Boss
5pm- Action News
6pm- Action News
6:30- ABC News
7pm- Wheel of Fortune
7:30- Jeopardy!
8pm- Who's The Boss
8:30- Wonder Years
9pm- Roseanne
9:30- Coach
10pm- Thirtysomething
11om- Action News
11:30- ABC News Nightline
12am- Inside Report
12:30- Barnaby Jones
1:30- Action News
2am- Home Shopping

WTXX-TV 20 (Ind.) Waterbury
6am- Bugs Bunny
6:30- Gumby
7am- Dennis the Menace
7:30- Muppet Babies
8am- Girl Talk
8:30- Scooby-Doo
9am- Care Bears
9:30- Paid Programming
10am- Happy Days
10:30- Laverne and Shirley
11am- I Dream of Jeannie
11:30- Bewitched
12pm- Movie- Nunzio (1978)
2pm- Thundercats
2:30- Smurfs
3pm- C.O.P.S
3:30- Police Story
4pm- Super Mario Brothers
4:30- Fun House
5pm- Brady Bunch
5:30- Facts of Life
6pm- Mr. Belvere
6:30- Mama's Family
7pm- Kate and Allie
7:30- M*A*S*H
8pm- Movie- Waltz Across Texas (1982)
10pm- M*A*S*H
10:30- Paid Programming
11pm- All in The Family
11:30- Twilight Zone
12am- Wild, Wild, West
1am- Sign-Off

WVIT-TV 30 (NBC) Hartford
6am- Every Day
6:30- NBC News at Sunrise
7am- Today Show
9am- Joan Rivers
10am- Scrabble
10:30- Classic Concentration
11am- Golden Girls
11:30- People's Court
12pm- The Judge
12:30- Generations
1pm- Days Of Our Lives
2pm- Another World
3pm- Santa Barbara
4pm- Cosby Show (x2)
5pm- Cheers (x2)
6pm- News
6:30- NBC News
7pm- A Current Affair
7:30- Hard Copy
8pm- Matlock
9pm- In The Heat of The Night
10pm- Changes: Conversation with Jane Pauley
11pm- News
11:30- Tonight Show with Johnny Carson
12:30- Late Night with David Letterman
1:30- Later
2am- Family Feud
2:30- Sign-Off

WSBK-TV 38 (Ind.) Boston
6am- Gidget
6:30- Thundercats
7am- Heathcliff
7:30- Inspector Gadget
8am- Scooby Doo
8:30- Comic Strip
9am- One Day at a Time
9:30- Andy Griffith
10am- Dick Van Dyke
10:30- Alice
11am- Maude
11:30- Divorce Court
12pm- Quincy M.E
1pm- Jeffersons
1:30- One Day at a Time
2pm- Gumby
2:30- Care Bears
3pm- Alvin and the Chipmunks
3:30- Muppet Babies
4pm- Ducktales
4:30- Chip N' Dale
5pm- Fun House
5:30- Punky Brewster
6pm- Family Ties
6:30- Family Ties
7pm- Cheers
7:30- M*A*S*H
8pm- The Movie Loft: Sunday, Bloody Sunday (1971)
10:30- Hogan's Heroes
11pm- M*A*S*H
11:30- St. Elsewhere
12:30- Twilight Zone
1am- Alfred Hitchcock
1:30- Honeymooners
2am- Hart to Hart
3am- Odd Couple
3:30- Alice
4am- One Day at a Time
4:30- Beverly Hillbillies

WEDW-TV 49 (PBS) Bridgeport (Part of the Connecticut Public Television, which includes WEDH-TV Ch. 24 in Hartford and WEDN-TV Ch. 53 in Norwich)
6:45- A.M Weather
7am- Homestretch
7:30- Sesame Street
8:30- Mister Rogers
9am- Sesame Street
10am- Instructional Programming
12pm- Nature- "Giant Otters"
1pm- Instructional Programming
1:30- Joy Of Painting
2pm- Great Performances
3pm- Frugal Gourmet
3:30- Mister Rogers
4pm- Sesame Street
5pm- Zoobillee Zoo
5:30- Sesame Street
6:30pm- Nightly Business Report
7pm- MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour
8pm- Nova- "Who shot President Kennedy?
9:10- John Fitzgerald Kennedy
10:30pm- JFK: A Time Remembered
11:30pm- World of Ideas
12am- Sign-Off

WTIC-TV 61 (Fox) Hartford
6am- Bullwinkle
6:30- Yogi Bear
7am- Jetson's
7:30- Maxie's World
8am- Flintstones
8:30- Woody Woodpecker
9am- Movie- Studs Lonigan (1979)
11am- Perry Mason
12pm- Perfect Strangers (did WTNH pre-empt this?)
12:30- Love Connection
1pm- Highway to Heaven
2pm- Newhart
2:30- Paid Programming
3pm- Denver, The Dinosaur
3:30- Alvin and the Chipmunks
4pm- Ducktales
4:30- Chip N' Dale
5pm- Ninja Turtles
5:30- Charles in Charge
6pm- Three's Company
6:30- Love Connection
7pm- Hunter
8pm- Movie- Lethal Games (1980)
10pm- News
10:30- Three's Company
11pm- Arsenio Hall
12am- Paid Programming
12:30- Gene Scott
3am- Sign-Off

 

[DToTheJ]

WTIC-TV 61 (Fox) Hartford
11pm- Arsenio Hall
12am- Paid Programming
12:30- Gene Scott
3am- Sign-Off

At what point did WFSB let "Arsenio" go?

 

[azumanga]

WTXX-TV 20 (Ind.) Waterbury
3pm- C.O.P.S
3:30- Police Story
4pm- Super Mario Brothers

Shouldn't the 3:30 show be "Police Academy" (the animated series)? "Police Story" was an hour-long drama series.

 

[KML0224]

Yes, Sally taped her "talk show" at the WTNH-TV studio for a time, red glasses and all...This was before WTXX-TV became the sister to WTIC-TV...WVIT-TV channel 30 is actually New Britain, not Hartford...I think Arsenio went to WTNH in 1992-93...I believe Perfect Strangers was only in syndication by then.

Did these listings come from the New York Metropolitan Edition of TV Guide? They listed channels 3, 8, 20, 30 and 61. I ask because WSBK was never listed in that one. Lastly, WCTX-TV (MY) channel 59 of New Haven was never carried in that edition for some reason (they weren't on the air in 1990, though).

 

[classictvfan]

Yes, Sally taped her "talk show" at the WTNH-TV studio for a time, red glasses and all...This was before WTXX-TV became the sister to WTIC-TV...WVIT-TV channel 30 is actually New Britain, not Hartford...I think Arsenio went to WTNH in 1992-93...I believe Perfect Strangers was only in syndication by then.

Did these listings come from the New York Metropolitan Edition of TV Guide? They listed channels 3, 8, 20, 30 and 61. I ask because WSBK was never listed in that one. Lastly, WCTX-TV (MY) channel 59 of New Haven was never carried in that edition for some reason (they weren't on the air in 1990, though).

No, it was from the New York Times(look at the top of the first post, please)

 

[Rollo-Smokes]

At what point did WFSB let "Arsenio" go?

The Arsenio Hall Show aired on WFSB at 11:30 from January 1991 (I think) until the Fall of '93, when CBS got David Letterman. Arsenio then moved to WTNH and ran at 12:30 for his final season.

WTIC-TV 61 (Fox) Hartford
12pm- Perfect Strangers (did WTNH pre-empt this?)

You answered your own question earlier in the post:

WTNH-TV 8 (ABC) New Haven
11am- Live with Regis and K(athie Lee)
12pm- Action News

 

[DToTheJ]

The Arsenio Hall Show aired on WFSB at 11:30 from January 1991 (I think) until the Fall of '93, when CBS got David Letterman. Arsenio then moved to WTNH and ran at 12:30 for his final season.

Wow. I don't remember Arsenio running on WTNH, ever... then again, his final season was a foggy memory to most, anyway...

 

[Gregg]

I'm also curious about WSBK 38 Boston listings in the NY Times. Maybe that was only in the Connecticut edition? I don't remember the NY Times ever listing WSBK in the TV program guide I saw in the NYC area.

Of course, in those days, WSBK was a superstation in the Northeast. Because they carried the Red Sox, Celtics and Bruins, they were on just about all New England cable systems plus some in Canada, NY State and NJ as well. My friend in Syracuse got it on his cable system and the channel even got on some systems in the NYC suburbs.


Gregg
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[KML0224]

I think the Celtics would've been on WLVI-TV channel 56 at that time, not WSBK-TV.

 

[DToTheJ]

I'm also curious about WSBK 38 Boston listings in the NY Times. Maybe that was only in the Connecticut edition? I don't remember the NY Times ever listing WSBK in the TV program guide I saw in the NYC area.

Perhaps it was a New York Newsday TV Week listing? If I recall, those included not only the Connecticut stations in addition to the New York City stations, but also WSBK and low-power W44AI, too!