Channels:
2—KACV (PBS)
4—KAMR (NBC)
7—KVII (ABC)
10—KFDA (CBS)
14—KCIT (Fox)
65—KCPN (UPN)
MORNING
6 am
2—Sesame Street
7—U.S. Farm Report
10—Nick News
14—Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
Debut: "Honey, We've Been Swallowed by Grandpa." Amateur inventor Wayne Szalinski tinkers with the laws of physics, usually resulting in some outlandish contraption that lands himself or his family in one peculiar predicament after another in this series based on the 1989 Disney film. In the opener, Wayne, Diane and Amy are accidentally shrunk and then swallowed by Grandpa. Wayne: Peter Scolari. Diane: Barbara Alyn Woods. Amy: Hillary Tuck.
6:30
4—Ag Issues Show
10—All-New Captain Kangaroo
65—Saban's Adventures of Oliver Twist
7:00
2—Business and the Law
4—Just Imagine!
7—101 Dalmatians: The Series
10—Beakman's World
14—Bobby's World
65—Dragon Ball Z
7:30
2—Business and the Law
4—Sing Me a Story with Belle
7—Brand Spankin' New Doug
10—Fudge
14—Stickin' Around
8:00
2—Washington Week in Review
4—Bill Nye the Science Guy
7—Brand Spankin' New Doug
10—CBS News Saturday Morning
14—The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper
65—The New Adventures of Zorro
8:30
2—Wall $treet Week with Louis Rukeyser
4—Saved by the Bell: The New Class
"Highs and Lows." The gang is concerned when Maria (Samantha Becker) begins hanging out with a pot-smoking crowd. Eric: Anthony Harrell. Screech: Dustin Diamond. Belding: Dennis Haskins.
7—Recess
14—Space Goofs
65—Van-pires
9:00
2—Quilting from the Heartland
4—City Guys
"The Package." Alberto (Dion Basco) lines up a job delivering packages—which Chris and Jamal discover are being sent by a drug dealer (Gregory Norman Cruz). Chris: Scott Whyte. Jamal: Wesley Jonathan.
7—Pepper Ann
14—Ultimate Goosebumps
65—Student Bodies
"Disco Cody." Chris sets up Cody (Jamie Elman) with a blind date for the back-to-school dance, but there's one problem—Cody can't dance. Chris: Ross Hull. Emily: Nicole Lyn. Romeo: Mark Taylor.
9:30
2—Martha's Sewing Room
4—Saved by the Bell: The New Class
"Football and Physics." Eric (Anthony Harrell) feels it's racism when his football coach implies that he's not the "type" to tackle a course in physics. Maria: Samantha Becker. Ryan: Richard Lee Jackson. Katie: Lindsey McKeon.
7—The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
14—The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police
65—Wild Wild Web
10:00
2—Kaye's Quilting Friends
4—Hang Time
"No Smoking." When Teddy (Anthony Anderson) is caught smoking by Coach Fuller, there're no ifs, ands or butts—he's off the team. Vince: Michael Sullivan. Julie: Daniella Deutscher. Danny: Chad Gabriel.
7—Science Court
10—The New Ghostwriter Mysteries
14—Life with Louie
10—Young America Outdoors
10:30
2—The Sewing Connection
4—Hang Time
"Coach Fuller's Car." Julie, Danny, Vince and Teddy unwittingly drink spiked punch at a party where Michael's band is playing. Danny: Chad Gabriel. Julie: Daniella Deutscher. Michael: Adam Frost. Mary Beth: Megan Parlen.
7—Jungle Cubs
10—Wheel 2000
14—X-Men
65—This Old House
11:00
2—Tommy Tang's Thai Cousine
4—Golf
Ryder Cup Matches, Day 2. [Live]
7—College Football
Texas Longhorns at Rice Owls, from Rice Stadium in Houston. [Live]
10—Paid Programming
14—Paid Programming
65—Your New House
11:30
2—The Victory Garden
10—High School Football Wrap-Up
14—In the Zone
65—Rebecca's Garden
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—Graham Kerr
10—Paid Programming
14—MLB Baseball
New York Yankees at Detroit Tigers, from Tiger Stadium in Detroit. [Live]
65—Shopping
(Joined in progress.)
12:30
2—This Old House
65—MOVIE: Spies Like Us
(1985) Chevy Chase, Dan Aykroyd. Two clumsy bureaucrats are trained as spies, then sent to Pakistan to create a diversion.
1:00
2—The Woodwright's Shop
1:30
2—Hometime
2:00
2—MotorWeek
10—College Football Today
2:30
2—The New Red Green Show
7—College Football
Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Michigan Wolverines, from Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor. [Live]
65—College Football
Wyoming Cowboys at Colorado Buffaloes, from Folsom Field in Boulder, Colorado. [Live]
3:00
2—Computer Chronicles
14—The Andy Griffith Show
3:30
2—The Internet Cafe
14—Paid Programming
4:00
2—The Morrow Report
5:00
2—Tony Brown's Journal
4—NFL Films Presents
5:30
2—Follow the Money
4—NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams
EVENING
6:00
2—Thinking Allowed
4—KAMR News 4
7—KVII ProNews 7
10—KFDA NewsChannel 10
14—Xena: Warrior Princess
"A Comedy of Eros." The baby of Cupid & Psyche, on the loose with Daddy's love-causing bow, complicates Xena's attempt to stop Draco from attacking a temple of Hestian virgins. (Repeat)
65—Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
6:30
2—The McLaughlin Group
4—America's Dumbest Criminals
7—Wheel of Fortune
10—Home Improvement
7:00
2—After Diana: A Talking with David Frost Special
David Frost interviews British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Elton John and others reflecting on Diana, the late Princess of Wales. The interviews were originally conducted for Frost's Sunday program in Great Britain. Also contains Frost's reflections about the Princess, a close friend for many years.
4—The Sonoran Desert: A Violent Eden
7—C-16
Debut: "Pilot Episode." A drama about the 16th Squad of the FBI's LA Criminal Division opens with a two-parter about the case of a child kidnapped from a day-care center. Eric Roberts, D.B. Sweeney. Catherine: Lisa Eichhorn. Amanda: Angie Harmon. Martin: Stanley Kamel. Rooney: Christine Tucci.
10—Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
"Reason to Believe." Sully (Joe Lando) struggles to survive in the wilderness after the reservation revolt and Mike is determined to find him. David: John Schneider. Sgt. McKay: David Beecroft. Dorothy: Barbara Babcock. Matthew: Chad Allen. Colleen: Jessica Bowman.
14—Cops
Las Vegas: Alleged battery incident at a convenience store; a man refuses to leave a rooftop; a stolen vehicle pursuit.
65—MOVIE: Getting In
(1994) Kristy Swanson, Stephen Mailer. An aspiring medical student's rivals die.
7:30
14—Cops
8:00
2—The Lawrence Welk Show
"Roaring '20s." Host Jack Imel and guest Jo Ann Castle recall the Flapper Age. Included: Cissy King and Bobby Burgess do "The Charleston"; Ken Delo performs "If You Knew Susie"; and Jack and Mary Lou Metzger offer "Crazy Rhythm."
4—MOVIE: Drop Zone
(1994) Wesley Snipes, Gary Busey. A U.S. marshal turns sky diver to nab a hijacker and his parachuter gang planning to invade the DEA.
7—Total Security
Debut: "Pilot Episode." Frank Cisco (James Remar) is a straight-arrow ex-cop who leads a ragtag staff of private investigators at a Los Angeles security company. In the pilot, Steve scores a lucrative client in an attempt to join the firm; and Frank reopens a missing-persons case. Cheryl: Claudia Christian. Charlie: Michael Harney. Ronald: Zeljko Ivanek. Steve: James Belushi.
10—Early Edition
Season Premiere: "Home." Gary tries to help orphan children who are about to lose their home to a land developer (Alex Rocco), the same man who's planning to turn McGinty's pub into a parking lot. Mona: Liz Vassey. Jean Frawley: Sandra Thigpen. Gary: Kyle Chandler.
14—America's Most Wanted: America Fights Back.
Police arrest the parents of girl believed buried; felons learn firefighting.
9:00
2—Austin City Limits
Lisa Loeb and her band Nine Stories perform "Stay (I Missed You)"; Jimmy LaFave and Night Tribe's performance includes "Buffalo Return to the Plains." (Repeat)
7—The Practice
"The Blessing." Bobby and Gamble (Lara Flynn Boyle) are forced to deal with their respective stormy pasts when they go up against each other in an assisted-suicide case. Meanwhile, Lindsay goes head-to-head with her ex-boyfriend when she defends an elderly bookie. Pratt: Ed Asner. Kelton: Steven Eckholdt. Lindsay: Kelli Williams.
10—Walker, Texas Ranger
Season Premiere: "The Fighting McLains." The Rangers pursue an AWOL marine and his siblings who are after the man who murdered their sister: a DEA agent. J.W.: Stephen Quadros. Parrish: James Pickens Jr. Wyatt: Bart Johnson. Jesse: Tava Smiley. Garrett: Patrick St. Esprit. Reed: Hank Stone. Walker: Chuck Norris.
14—NYPD Blue
"Pilot." Kelly (David Caruso), in the midst of a marital breakup, could also lose his partner (Dennis Franz), who goes over the edge in pursuit of a mobster. Fancy: James McDaniel. Laura Kelly: Sherry Stringfield. Giardella: Robert Costanzo. Marino: Joe Santos. Janice Licalsi: Amy Brenneman.
65—Babylon 5
10:00
2—The Vicar of Dibley
4—KAMR News 4
7—KVII ProNews 7
10—KFDA NewsChannel 10
14—MADtv
Carmen Electra of "Baywatch" hosts. Included: Salt-n-Pepa join the stork for a visit to "Cabana Chat"; and two veteran Broadway hoofers star in "Batman V: The Musical." Regulars include Nicole Sullivan, Chris Hogan, Lisa Kushell, Aries Spears and William Sasso.
65—Star Trek
10:30
2—Fawlty Towers
4—The Barry Switzer Show
7—Cheers
10:35
10—Walker, Texas Ranger
"Borderline." Alex (Sheree J. Wilson) gets a threat from the first man she sent to prison, but she has no proof he's the same man who's stalking her. Duane: Mark Walters. Gilliam: Jonathan Hayes. Walker: Chuck Norris. Trivette: Clarence Gilyard.
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—Discovering Psychology
4—Cowboys Special Edition
7—The Outer Limits
"Bodies of Evidence." When a space-station crew dies, the captain (Mario Van Peebles) is accused of murder, but he insists a sinister force was at work. Jennifer Beals, Guylaine St. Onge. Melvin Van Peebles directed. (Repeat)
14—Viper
Season Premiere: "Triple Cross." Cole's former fiancée (Carrie-Anne Moss), who says she needs a bone-marrow transplant, convinces Cole to temporarily release a prisoner whose marrow matches hers. Catlett: J. Downing. Mickey: Ian Tracey. Warrick: Alan Van Spring. Cole: Jeff Kaake. Westlake: Heather Medway.
65—MOVIE: Tainted Blood
(TV, 1993) Raquel Welch, Alley Mills. A teenage boy with a rare genetic disorder that turns him into a killer goes on a murderous rampage, killing his family, then himself. A best-selling author tries to find the boy's twin sister who was separated at birth from her brother and who may also, at any time, go on an uncontrollable killing
11:30
2—Discovering Psychology
11:35
4—Saturday Night Live
Season Premiere: Sylvester Stallone (host); Jamiroquai (music guest). Cast members include Jim Breuer, Will Ferrell, Ana Gasteyer, Darrell Hammond, Tim Meadows, Tracy Morgan and Molly Shannon.
10—Coach
12 am
2—Nova
7—Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal
"Threads." Just as electricians find a mysterious box on a construction site, one of them gets a call warning them to evacuate. But before she can alert her coworkers, they disappear in a flash of light. Matt: Matt Frewer. Michael: Michael Moriarty. Host: Dan Aykroyd.
14—Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
"Call to Arms." With the Federation on the brink of war with the Dominion, Sisko orders the wormhole mined and the station evacuated. Meanwhile, Leeta (Chase Masterson) bucks Ferengi tradition in her wedding to Rom; Odo and Kira (Nana Visitor) agree to put their feelings on hold; Jake takes a job as a war correspondent; and Dax answers Worf's proposal. Quark: Armin Shimerman. Gul Dukat: Marc Alaimo. (Repeat)
12:05
10—F/X: The Series
"Unfinished Business." With help from Rollie, Gatti takes on a mission to expose the mobster who ordered McCarthy's murder. Capricio: Frank Pellegrino. Gatti: Jason Blicker. Rollie: Cameron Daddo. Mira: Jacqueline Torres. Angie: Christina Cox.
1:00
2—Full Circle with Michael Palin
7—Siskel & Ebert
14—Babylon 5
"The Face of the Enemy." Garibaldi (Jerry Doyle) betrays Sheridan and takes him prisoner on Mars; the crew of Sheridan's old ship, the Agamemnon, joins the Resistance. Edgars: Efrem Zimbalist Jr. Lise: Denise Gentile. Bester: Walter Koenig. Lyta: Patricia Tallman. Ivanova: Claudia Christian. (Repeat)
65—Sports Cards Show
(Joined in progress)
1:05
4—NBC Nightside
10—Police Academy: The Series
"Pilot." The zany adventures of misfit cadets on the path to becoming police officers. This episode: Cadets begin their training with strip poker.
1:30
7—MOVIE: I'm Gonna Git You Sucka
(1988) Keenen Ivory Wayans, Bernie Casey. A veteran, his idol and other ghetto good guys battle a white mobster called Mr. Big.
2:00
2—In Performance at the White House
65—Sports Cards Show
(Joined in progress)
2:05
10—WCW Worldwide
3:00
2—The Morrow Report
3:05
10—Comedy Showcase
3:30
7—Off the air
4:00
2—After Diana: A Talking with David Frost Special
4:05
10—Headline News
2—KACV (PBS)
4—KAMR (NBC)
7—KVII (ABC)
10—KFDA (CBS)
14—KCIT (Fox)
65—KCPN (UPN)
MORNING
6 am
2—Sesame Street
7—U.S. Farm Report
10—Nick News
14—Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
Debut: "Honey, We've Been Swallowed by Grandpa." Amateur inventor Wayne Szalinski tinkers with the laws of physics, usually resulting in some outlandish contraption that lands himself or his family in one peculiar predicament after another in this series based on the 1989 Disney film. In the opener, Wayne, Diane and Amy are accidentally shrunk and then swallowed by Grandpa. Wayne: Peter Scolari. Diane: Barbara Alyn Woods. Amy: Hillary Tuck.
6:30
4—Ag Issues Show
10—All-New Captain Kangaroo
65—Saban's Adventures of Oliver Twist
7:00
2—Business and the Law
4—Just Imagine!
7—101 Dalmatians: The Series
10—Beakman's World
14—Bobby's World
65—Dragon Ball Z
7:30
2—Business and the Law
4—Sing Me a Story with Belle
7—Brand Spankin' New Doug
10—Fudge
14—Stickin' Around
8:00
2—Washington Week in Review
4—Bill Nye the Science Guy
7—Brand Spankin' New Doug
10—CBS News Saturday Morning
14—The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper
65—The New Adventures of Zorro
8:30
2—Wall $treet Week with Louis Rukeyser
4—Saved by the Bell: The New Class
"Highs and Lows." The gang is concerned when Maria (Samantha Becker) begins hanging out with a pot-smoking crowd. Eric: Anthony Harrell. Screech: Dustin Diamond. Belding: Dennis Haskins.
7—Recess
14—Space Goofs
65—Van-pires
9:00
2—Quilting from the Heartland
4—City Guys
"The Package." Alberto (Dion Basco) lines up a job delivering packages—which Chris and Jamal discover are being sent by a drug dealer (Gregory Norman Cruz). Chris: Scott Whyte. Jamal: Wesley Jonathan.
7—Pepper Ann
14—Ultimate Goosebumps
65—Student Bodies
"Disco Cody." Chris sets up Cody (Jamie Elman) with a blind date for the back-to-school dance, but there's one problem—Cody can't dance. Chris: Ross Hull. Emily: Nicole Lyn. Romeo: Mark Taylor.
9:30
2—Martha's Sewing Room
4—Saved by the Bell: The New Class
"Football and Physics." Eric (Anthony Harrell) feels it's racism when his football coach implies that he's not the "type" to tackle a course in physics. Maria: Samantha Becker. Ryan: Richard Lee Jackson. Katie: Lindsey McKeon.
7—The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
14—The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police
65—Wild Wild Web
10:00
2—Kaye's Quilting Friends
4—Hang Time
"No Smoking." When Teddy (Anthony Anderson) is caught smoking by Coach Fuller, there're no ifs, ands or butts—he's off the team. Vince: Michael Sullivan. Julie: Daniella Deutscher. Danny: Chad Gabriel.
7—Science Court
10—The New Ghostwriter Mysteries
14—Life with Louie
10—Young America Outdoors
10:30
2—The Sewing Connection
4—Hang Time
"Coach Fuller's Car." Julie, Danny, Vince and Teddy unwittingly drink spiked punch at a party where Michael's band is playing. Danny: Chad Gabriel. Julie: Daniella Deutscher. Michael: Adam Frost. Mary Beth: Megan Parlen.
7—Jungle Cubs
10—Wheel 2000
14—X-Men
65—This Old House
11:00
2—Tommy Tang's Thai Cousine
4—Golf
Ryder Cup Matches, Day 2. [Live]
7—College Football
Texas Longhorns at Rice Owls, from Rice Stadium in Houston. [Live]
10—Paid Programming
14—Paid Programming
65—Your New House
11:30
2—The Victory Garden
10—High School Football Wrap-Up
14—In the Zone
65—Rebecca's Garden
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—Graham Kerr
10—Paid Programming
14—MLB Baseball
New York Yankees at Detroit Tigers, from Tiger Stadium in Detroit. [Live]
65—Shopping
(Joined in progress.)
12:30
2—This Old House
65—MOVIE: Spies Like Us
(1985) Chevy Chase, Dan Aykroyd. Two clumsy bureaucrats are trained as spies, then sent to Pakistan to create a diversion.
1:00
2—The Woodwright's Shop
1:30
2—Hometime
2:00
2—MotorWeek
10—College Football Today
2:30
2—The New Red Green Show
7—College Football
Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Michigan Wolverines, from Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor. [Live]
65—College Football
Wyoming Cowboys at Colorado Buffaloes, from Folsom Field in Boulder, Colorado. [Live]
3:00
2—Computer Chronicles
14—The Andy Griffith Show
3:30
2—The Internet Cafe
14—Paid Programming
4:00
2—The Morrow Report
5:00
2—Tony Brown's Journal
4—NFL Films Presents
5:30
2—Follow the Money
4—NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams
EVENING
6:00
2—Thinking Allowed
4—KAMR News 4
7—KVII ProNews 7
10—KFDA NewsChannel 10
14—Xena: Warrior Princess
"A Comedy of Eros." The baby of Cupid & Psyche, on the loose with Daddy's love-causing bow, complicates Xena's attempt to stop Draco from attacking a temple of Hestian virgins. (Repeat)
65—Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
6:30
2—The McLaughlin Group
4—America's Dumbest Criminals
7—Wheel of Fortune
10—Home Improvement
7:00
2—After Diana: A Talking with David Frost Special
David Frost interviews British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Elton John and others reflecting on Diana, the late Princess of Wales. The interviews were originally conducted for Frost's Sunday program in Great Britain. Also contains Frost's reflections about the Princess, a close friend for many years.
4—The Sonoran Desert: A Violent Eden
7—C-16
Debut: "Pilot Episode." A drama about the 16th Squad of the FBI's LA Criminal Division opens with a two-parter about the case of a child kidnapped from a day-care center. Eric Roberts, D.B. Sweeney. Catherine: Lisa Eichhorn. Amanda: Angie Harmon. Martin: Stanley Kamel. Rooney: Christine Tucci.
10—Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
"Reason to Believe." Sully (Joe Lando) struggles to survive in the wilderness after the reservation revolt and Mike is determined to find him. David: John Schneider. Sgt. McKay: David Beecroft. Dorothy: Barbara Babcock. Matthew: Chad Allen. Colleen: Jessica Bowman.
14—Cops
Las Vegas: Alleged battery incident at a convenience store; a man refuses to leave a rooftop; a stolen vehicle pursuit.
65—MOVIE: Getting In
(1994) Kristy Swanson, Stephen Mailer. An aspiring medical student's rivals die.
7:30
14—Cops
8:00
2—The Lawrence Welk Show
"Roaring '20s." Host Jack Imel and guest Jo Ann Castle recall the Flapper Age. Included: Cissy King and Bobby Burgess do "The Charleston"; Ken Delo performs "If You Knew Susie"; and Jack and Mary Lou Metzger offer "Crazy Rhythm."
4—MOVIE: Drop Zone
(1994) Wesley Snipes, Gary Busey. A U.S. marshal turns sky diver to nab a hijacker and his parachuter gang planning to invade the DEA.
7—Total Security
Debut: "Pilot Episode." Frank Cisco (James Remar) is a straight-arrow ex-cop who leads a ragtag staff of private investigators at a Los Angeles security company. In the pilot, Steve scores a lucrative client in an attempt to join the firm; and Frank reopens a missing-persons case. Cheryl: Claudia Christian. Charlie: Michael Harney. Ronald: Zeljko Ivanek. Steve: James Belushi.
10—Early Edition
Season Premiere: "Home." Gary tries to help orphan children who are about to lose their home to a land developer (Alex Rocco), the same man who's planning to turn McGinty's pub into a parking lot. Mona: Liz Vassey. Jean Frawley: Sandra Thigpen. Gary: Kyle Chandler.
14—America's Most Wanted: America Fights Back.
Police arrest the parents of girl believed buried; felons learn firefighting.
9:00
2—Austin City Limits
Lisa Loeb and her band Nine Stories perform "Stay (I Missed You)"; Jimmy LaFave and Night Tribe's performance includes "Buffalo Return to the Plains." (Repeat)
7—The Practice
"The Blessing." Bobby and Gamble (Lara Flynn Boyle) are forced to deal with their respective stormy pasts when they go up against each other in an assisted-suicide case. Meanwhile, Lindsay goes head-to-head with her ex-boyfriend when she defends an elderly bookie. Pratt: Ed Asner. Kelton: Steven Eckholdt. Lindsay: Kelli Williams.
10—Walker, Texas Ranger
Season Premiere: "The Fighting McLains." The Rangers pursue an AWOL marine and his siblings who are after the man who murdered their sister: a DEA agent. J.W.: Stephen Quadros. Parrish: James Pickens Jr. Wyatt: Bart Johnson. Jesse: Tava Smiley. Garrett: Patrick St. Esprit. Reed: Hank Stone. Walker: Chuck Norris.
14—NYPD Blue
"Pilot." Kelly (David Caruso), in the midst of a marital breakup, could also lose his partner (Dennis Franz), who goes over the edge in pursuit of a mobster. Fancy: James McDaniel. Laura Kelly: Sherry Stringfield. Giardella: Robert Costanzo. Marino: Joe Santos. Janice Licalsi: Amy Brenneman.
65—Babylon 5
10:00
2—The Vicar of Dibley
4—KAMR News 4
7—KVII ProNews 7
10—KFDA NewsChannel 10
14—MADtv
Carmen Electra of "Baywatch" hosts. Included: Salt-n-Pepa join the stork for a visit to "Cabana Chat"; and two veteran Broadway hoofers star in "Batman V: The Musical." Regulars include Nicole Sullivan, Chris Hogan, Lisa Kushell, Aries Spears and William Sasso.
65—Star Trek
10:30
2—Fawlty Towers
4—The Barry Switzer Show
7—Cheers
10:35
10—Walker, Texas Ranger
"Borderline." Alex (Sheree J. Wilson) gets a threat from the first man she sent to prison, but she has no proof he's the same man who's stalking her. Duane: Mark Walters. Gilliam: Jonathan Hayes. Walker: Chuck Norris. Trivette: Clarence Gilyard.
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—Discovering Psychology
4—Cowboys Special Edition
7—The Outer Limits
"Bodies of Evidence." When a space-station crew dies, the captain (Mario Van Peebles) is accused of murder, but he insists a sinister force was at work. Jennifer Beals, Guylaine St. Onge. Melvin Van Peebles directed. (Repeat)
14—Viper
Season Premiere: "Triple Cross." Cole's former fiancée (Carrie-Anne Moss), who says she needs a bone-marrow transplant, convinces Cole to temporarily release a prisoner whose marrow matches hers. Catlett: J. Downing. Mickey: Ian Tracey. Warrick: Alan Van Spring. Cole: Jeff Kaake. Westlake: Heather Medway.
65—MOVIE: Tainted Blood
(TV, 1993) Raquel Welch, Alley Mills. A teenage boy with a rare genetic disorder that turns him into a killer goes on a murderous rampage, killing his family, then himself. A best-selling author tries to find the boy's twin sister who was separated at birth from her brother and who may also, at any time, go on an uncontrollable killing
11:30
2—Discovering Psychology
11:35
4—Saturday Night Live
Season Premiere: Sylvester Stallone (host); Jamiroquai (music guest). Cast members include Jim Breuer, Will Ferrell, Ana Gasteyer, Darrell Hammond, Tim Meadows, Tracy Morgan and Molly Shannon.
10—Coach
12 am
2—Nova
7—Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal
"Threads." Just as electricians find a mysterious box on a construction site, one of them gets a call warning them to evacuate. But before she can alert her coworkers, they disappear in a flash of light. Matt: Matt Frewer. Michael: Michael Moriarty. Host: Dan Aykroyd.
14—Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
"Call to Arms." With the Federation on the brink of war with the Dominion, Sisko orders the wormhole mined and the station evacuated. Meanwhile, Leeta (Chase Masterson) bucks Ferengi tradition in her wedding to Rom; Odo and Kira (Nana Visitor) agree to put their feelings on hold; Jake takes a job as a war correspondent; and Dax answers Worf's proposal. Quark: Armin Shimerman. Gul Dukat: Marc Alaimo. (Repeat)
12:05
10—F/X: The Series
"Unfinished Business." With help from Rollie, Gatti takes on a mission to expose the mobster who ordered McCarthy's murder. Capricio: Frank Pellegrino. Gatti: Jason Blicker. Rollie: Cameron Daddo. Mira: Jacqueline Torres. Angie: Christina Cox.
1:00
2—Full Circle with Michael Palin
7—Siskel & Ebert
14—Babylon 5
"The Face of the Enemy." Garibaldi (Jerry Doyle) betrays Sheridan and takes him prisoner on Mars; the crew of Sheridan's old ship, the Agamemnon, joins the Resistance. Edgars: Efrem Zimbalist Jr. Lise: Denise Gentile. Bester: Walter Koenig. Lyta: Patricia Tallman. Ivanova: Claudia Christian. (Repeat)
65—Sports Cards Show
(Joined in progress)
1:05
4—NBC Nightside
10—Police Academy: The Series
"Pilot." The zany adventures of misfit cadets on the path to becoming police officers. This episode: Cadets begin their training with strip poker.
1:30
7—MOVIE: I'm Gonna Git You Sucka
(1988) Keenen Ivory Wayans, Bernie Casey. A veteran, his idol and other ghetto good guys battle a white mobster called Mr. Big.
2:00
2—In Performance at the White House
65—Sports Cards Show
(Joined in progress)
2:05
10—WCW Worldwide
3:00
2—The Morrow Report
3:05
10—Comedy Showcase
3:30
7—Off the air
4:00
2—After Diana: A Talking with David Frost Special
4:05
10—Headline News