Channels:
2—KACV (PBS)
4—KAMR (NBC)
7—KVII (ABC)
10—KFDA (CBS)
14—KCIT (Fox)
65—KCPN (UPN)
MORNING
5 am
2—Sesame Street
6:00
2—Barney & Friends
4—Charlie West
10—Sports Illustrated for Kids
65—Sports Cards Show
(Joined in progress)
6:30
2—Arthur
4—Hunting & Outdoor Adventures
7—Executive Forum
10—The Weird Al Show
7:00
2—Sesame Street
4—Golf
Ryder Cup Matches, Day 3. Singles matches, from Costa del Sol, Spain, Europe defeated the United States 14.5 to 13.5 in 1995. The U.S.A. leads the overall series 23-6-2. [Live]
7—Animal Adventures
10—Click
14—Religion
65—Captain Simian & the Space Monkeys
7:30
7—The Extremists
10—Second Baptist Church
65—Extreme Ghostbusters
8:00
2—Tots TV
7—Bob Vila's Home Again
10—Peer Pressure
14—Fox News Sunday
(Tony Snow)
65—The Mask
8:30
2—The Kidsongs TV Show
7—Martha Stewart Living
10—First Baptist Church
65—Extreme Dinosaurs
9:00
2—National Arts
7—Better Homes and Gardens
14—MOVIE: The Revengers
(1972) William Holden, Ernest Borgnine. A Colorado rancher hires six prisoners from a chain gang to help him find the gang that massacred his family and destroyed his home.
65—Jumanji
9:30
2—European Journal
7—Public Affairs
10—CBS Sunday Morning
(Charles Osgood)
65—The Incredible Hulk
(Animated)
10:00
2—The West
""The Geography of Hope" follows the fortunes of settlers who flocked to Kansas and Nebraska in the 1870s. Included: blacks fleeing the post-Civil War South; "Buffalo Bill" Cody's Western show; Teddy Roosevelt's career as a rancher. Peter Coyote narrates. (Repeat)
7—Good Morning America Sunday
65—Breaker High
10:30
65—Sweet Valley High
11:00
7—This Week with Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts
10—Polk Street Methodist Church
14—Fox NFL Sunday
65—Beverly Hills, 90210
11:30
2—Historic Hotels
4—The NFL on NBC
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—Living with Health
4—NFL Football
Regional Coverage: Denver Broncos at Atlanta Falcons, Jacksonville Jaguars at Washington Redskins, or Tennessee Oilers at Pittsburgh Steelers. [Live]
7—KVII ProNews 7
10—KFDA NewsChannel 10
14—NFL Football
Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions, from the Pontiac Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan. [Live]
65—The Andy Griffith Show
12:30
2—Living with Health
7—Texas Country Reporter
10—Paid Programming
65—The Andy Griffith Show
1:00
2—The 26th Annual Smithville Fiddlers Jamboree
7—Paid Programming
65—MOVIE: The Fourth Protocol
(1987) Michael Caine, Pierce Brosnan. A British intelligence agent tracks a Russian spy planted in England to build and detonate an atomic bomb.
1:30
7—Flipper
2:00
2—Loons
2:30
2—The World of National Geographic
7—Miss International
3:00
4—To be announced.
10—To be announced.
14—NFL Football
Chicago Bears at Dallas Cowboys, from Texas Stadium in Irving. [Live]
65—MOVIE: Misery
(1990) James Caan, Kathy Bates. An author recovers from an accident, nursed by a twisted fan who insists he write a new book just for her.
3:30
2—Firing Line with William F. Buckley, Jr.
7—Paid Programming
10—Paid Programming
4:00
2—To the Contrary
7—Cousteau: Sanctuaries for Life
Aquatic and terrestrial wildlife is observed by Jacques Cousteau and the crew of the Alcyone along the coast of South Africa and in game preserves. Included: poaching; a wildlife auction; and native bushmen.
4:30
2—Healthweek
4—Meet the Press
(Tim Russert)
5:00
2—Perspective
7—World News Tonight Sunday with Carole Simpson
10—CBS Evening News with John Roberts
65—Bonanza
5:30
2—Small Business 2000
4—KAMR News 4
7—KVII ProNews 7
10—KFDA NewsChannel 10
EVENING
6:00
2—Wishbone
4—Dateline NBC
7—The Wonderful World of Disney
The long-running anthology series returns with the broadcast-television premiere of 1995's "Toy Story," the first motion picture done entirely via computer animation. Tom Hanks and Tim Allen provide the respective voices of cowboy Woody and spaceman Buzz Lightyear, two toys trying to make their way back to safety after landing in the backyard of a mean child.
10—60 Minutes
14—The World's Funniest!
A baby's underwear gets caught on a door; children attempt to feed a baby.
65—Little House on the Prairie
6:30
2—Real Science!
7:00
2—Nature
"Spirits of the Forest." Monkeylike lemurs, found on Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. Included: the ring-tailed lemur, which forages for fruit pods, leaves and roots; the indri; the red-fronted; and the lesser mouse, with an average weight of 2 ounces. (Repeat)
4—Men Behaving Badly
Season Premiere: "No Retreat, No Surrender." Jamie (Rob Schneider) goes to great lengths to "save" Kevin (Ron Eldard), who announces plans to marry Sarah and move to Chicago. Brenda: Dina Spybey. Young Kevin: C.J. Marin. Young Jamie: Jack Salvatore Jr.
10—Touched by an Angel
"Great Expectations." A couple expecting their first child disagree about what to do next after a test reveals that the child has Down syndrome. Taylor: Chris Burke. Bill: Bill Smitrovich. Joanne: Betsy Brantley. Craig: Tim Shoemaker. Dr. Michaels: Mary Parker Williams.
14—The Simpsons
"The Principal and the Pauper." Skinner is declared an impostor by a POW whose identity he assumed in Vietnam. Harry Shearer, Dan Castellaneta, Tress MacNeille, Marcia Wallace, Hank Azaria, Nancy Cartwright.
65—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.
7:30
4—Jenny
Debut: "Pilot." Former MTV star Jenny McCarthy plays an upstate-New York woman beginning a new life in L.A. after inheriting a house from her father. In the opener, Jenny's friend Maggie (Heather Paige Kent) accompanies her to Hollywood for the reading of her father's will. Guy: George Hamilton. Max: Rafer Weigel. Cooper: Dale Godboldo. Chase: Carolyn Hennesy.
14—King of the Hill
"Texas City Twister." While Peggy and Luanne refurbish a trailer for Luanne to move into, a tornado hits—and the trailer is in its path. Voices include Mike Judge, Kathy Najimy, Brittany Murphy, Pamela Segall, Johnny Hardwick.
8:00
2—Sister Wendy's Story of Painting
"Revolution/Impressions of Light." The effects of the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution on art; and the advent of Impressionism, a style that changed painting forever. Artists discussed include Turner, Goya, David, Manet, Monet, Renoir, Mary Cassatt, Degas, Seurat, Van Gogh.
4—NBC Sunday Night Movie: Cloned
(TV, 1997) Elizabeth Perkins, Bradley Whitford. In 2008, a grieving woman discovers that her dead son has been cloned by an ambitious fertility specialist. When the doctor offers to give Skye back her son in exchange for her silence, she is faced with the toughest decision of her life.
7—The ABC Sunday Night Movie: Two Came Back
(TV, 1997) Melissa Joan Hart, Jonathan Brandis. Hired to deliver an expensive sailboat from San Diego to Vancouver, a young woman and her fellow crew members find themselves in a life-and-death struggle on the ship's emergency raft with no food, water or supplies, and with sharks posing a constant threat to their survival. Inspired by a true story.
10—CBS Sunday Movie: Get to the Heart: The Barbara Mandrell Story
(TV, 1997) Maureen McCormick, Greg Kean. Chronicles the true story of Barbara Mandrell's incredible climb to country music fame and the 1984 head-on automobile collision that almost destroyed her life and everything she'd worked for.
14—The X-Files
"Zero Sum." Skinner hinders Mulder's investigation into an unexplained death—on orders from the CSM. Entomologist: Allan Gray. Ballistics Expert: Paul McLean. Misty: Nicolle Nattrass. Hugel: Fred Keating. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat)
65—Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
"Atlantis." Cassandra (Claudia Black) is a prophet without honor in her own land when she predicts that her island homeland Atlantis will be destroyed. Panthius: James Beaumont. Skirner: William Davis. Demitrius: Ross Harper. Aurelius: Norman Fairley. (Repeat)
9:00
2—Great Performances
"Dance in America: The Wrecker's Ball—Three Dances by Paul Taylor." The Paul Taylor Dance Company performs three pieces: In "Company B," the dancers groove to 1940s hits; "Funny Papers" reprises 1950s songs; and Harry Nilsson numbers reflect the 1960s in "Field of Grass." The setting for the dances is a theater on the verge of demolition.
14—Star Trek: The Next Generation
65—The Andy Griffith Show
9:30
65—The Andy Griffith Show
10:00
2—In Performance at the White House
Gladys Knight performs. Songs include "Love Overboard," "That's What Friends Are For," "Happy Home," and a medley of hits recorded with the Pips, featuring "The Way We Were" and "I Heard It Through the Grapevine." Also: teen vocalist Serena Henry sings "Too Young." (Repeat)
4—KAMR News 4
7—KVII ProNews 7
10—KFDA NewsChannel 10
14—Mad About You
65—M*A*S*H
10:30
7—Seinfeld
"The Hamptons." In the Hamptons, George's date (Melora Walters) sunbathes topless; Kramer steals lobsters; and a handsome doctor compliments Elaine, or does he? Rachel: Melanie Smith. Carol: Lisa Mende. Michael: Steven Prutting. George: Jason Alexander.
10—Walker, Texas Ranger
"A Shadow in the Night." A Congressman's connection to a murder in the Japanese underworld makes him a target of a friend of Walker. Cabe: Andrew Robinson. Yoshi: Aki Aleong. Kemai: Patty Toy. Trivette: Clarence Gilyard. Jaeker: John Davies. Alex: Sheree J. North.
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)
65—M*A*S*H
10:35
4—Highlander
Season Premiere: "Armageddon." MacLeod recruits Dawson and an academic for help as he tries to defeat Ahriman (Peter Hudson), the Zoroastrian demon responsible for Richie's death. Andrew Baines: Danny Dyer. Dawson: Joe Byrnes. MacLeod: Adrian Paul.
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—Nature
7—Extra
65—Pensacola: Wings of Gold
"Freebird." As the Sea Dragons search for a pilot who hijacked his plane while flying a test mission, Kelly (James Brolin) investigates why the captain would have taken such action. Griffin: Rod Rowland. Janine: Kristanna Lokan. Col. Hodges: Brynn Thayer. Dr. West: Leslie Hardy.
11:30
10—Coach
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. (Repeat)
11:35
4—Entertainment Tonight Weekend
12 am
2—Sister Wendy's Story of Painting
7—Paid Programming
10—Kingdom [?]
65—Sports Cards Show
(Joined in progress)
12:30
4—To be announced.
7—Cheers
10—Face the Nation
(Bob Schieffer)
14—NYPD Blue
1:00
2—Great Performances
4—NBC Nightside
7—Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
10—Paid Programming
1:30
7—Entertainers with Byron Allen
10—TV.com
14—Murphy Brown
2:00
2—Nature
10—More Than a Game
14—Sports Cards Show
(Joined in progress)
2:30
7—World News Now
10—Football [?]
3:00
2—Sister Wendy's Story of Painting
10—Up to the Minute
4:00
2—Great Performances
2—KACV (PBS)
4—KAMR (NBC)
7—KVII (ABC)
10—KFDA (CBS)
14—KCIT (Fox)
65—KCPN (UPN)
MORNING
5 am
2—Sesame Street
6:00
2—Barney & Friends
4—Charlie West
10—Sports Illustrated for Kids
65—Sports Cards Show
(Joined in progress)
6:30
2—Arthur
4—Hunting & Outdoor Adventures
7—Executive Forum
10—The Weird Al Show
7:00
2—Sesame Street
4—Golf
Ryder Cup Matches, Day 3. Singles matches, from Costa del Sol, Spain, Europe defeated the United States 14.5 to 13.5 in 1995. The U.S.A. leads the overall series 23-6-2. [Live]
7—Animal Adventures
10—Click
14—Religion
65—Captain Simian & the Space Monkeys
7:30
7—The Extremists
10—Second Baptist Church
65—Extreme Ghostbusters
8:00
2—Tots TV
7—Bob Vila's Home Again
10—Peer Pressure
14—Fox News Sunday
(Tony Snow)
65—The Mask
8:30
2—The Kidsongs TV Show
7—Martha Stewart Living
10—First Baptist Church
65—Extreme Dinosaurs
9:00
2—National Arts
7—Better Homes and Gardens
14—MOVIE: The Revengers
(1972) William Holden, Ernest Borgnine. A Colorado rancher hires six prisoners from a chain gang to help him find the gang that massacred his family and destroyed his home.
65—Jumanji
9:30
2—European Journal
7—Public Affairs
10—CBS Sunday Morning
(Charles Osgood)
65—The Incredible Hulk
(Animated)
10:00
2—The West
""The Geography of Hope" follows the fortunes of settlers who flocked to Kansas and Nebraska in the 1870s. Included: blacks fleeing the post-Civil War South; "Buffalo Bill" Cody's Western show; Teddy Roosevelt's career as a rancher. Peter Coyote narrates. (Repeat)
7—Good Morning America Sunday
65—Breaker High
10:30
65—Sweet Valley High
11:00
7—This Week with Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts
10—Polk Street Methodist Church
14—Fox NFL Sunday
65—Beverly Hills, 90210
11:30
2—Historic Hotels
4—The NFL on NBC
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—Living with Health
4—NFL Football
Regional Coverage: Denver Broncos at Atlanta Falcons, Jacksonville Jaguars at Washington Redskins, or Tennessee Oilers at Pittsburgh Steelers. [Live]
7—KVII ProNews 7
10—KFDA NewsChannel 10
14—NFL Football
Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions, from the Pontiac Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan. [Live]
65—The Andy Griffith Show
12:30
2—Living with Health
7—Texas Country Reporter
10—Paid Programming
65—The Andy Griffith Show
1:00
2—The 26th Annual Smithville Fiddlers Jamboree
7—Paid Programming
65—MOVIE: The Fourth Protocol
(1987) Michael Caine, Pierce Brosnan. A British intelligence agent tracks a Russian spy planted in England to build and detonate an atomic bomb.
1:30
7—Flipper
2:00
2—Loons
2:30
2—The World of National Geographic
7—Miss International
3:00
4—To be announced.
10—To be announced.
14—NFL Football
Chicago Bears at Dallas Cowboys, from Texas Stadium in Irving. [Live]
65—MOVIE: Misery
(1990) James Caan, Kathy Bates. An author recovers from an accident, nursed by a twisted fan who insists he write a new book just for her.
3:30
2—Firing Line with William F. Buckley, Jr.
7—Paid Programming
10—Paid Programming
4:00
2—To the Contrary
7—Cousteau: Sanctuaries for Life
Aquatic and terrestrial wildlife is observed by Jacques Cousteau and the crew of the Alcyone along the coast of South Africa and in game preserves. Included: poaching; a wildlife auction; and native bushmen.
4:30
2—Healthweek
4—Meet the Press
(Tim Russert)
5:00
2—Perspective
7—World News Tonight Sunday with Carole Simpson
10—CBS Evening News with John Roberts
65—Bonanza
5:30
2—Small Business 2000
4—KAMR News 4
7—KVII ProNews 7
10—KFDA NewsChannel 10
EVENING
6:00
2—Wishbone
4—Dateline NBC
7—The Wonderful World of Disney
The long-running anthology series returns with the broadcast-television premiere of 1995's "Toy Story," the first motion picture done entirely via computer animation. Tom Hanks and Tim Allen provide the respective voices of cowboy Woody and spaceman Buzz Lightyear, two toys trying to make their way back to safety after landing in the backyard of a mean child.
10—60 Minutes
14—The World's Funniest!
A baby's underwear gets caught on a door; children attempt to feed a baby.
65—Little House on the Prairie
6:30
2—Real Science!
7:00
2—Nature
"Spirits of the Forest." Monkeylike lemurs, found on Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. Included: the ring-tailed lemur, which forages for fruit pods, leaves and roots; the indri; the red-fronted; and the lesser mouse, with an average weight of 2 ounces. (Repeat)
4—Men Behaving Badly
Season Premiere: "No Retreat, No Surrender." Jamie (Rob Schneider) goes to great lengths to "save" Kevin (Ron Eldard), who announces plans to marry Sarah and move to Chicago. Brenda: Dina Spybey. Young Kevin: C.J. Marin. Young Jamie: Jack Salvatore Jr.
10—Touched by an Angel
"Great Expectations." A couple expecting their first child disagree about what to do next after a test reveals that the child has Down syndrome. Taylor: Chris Burke. Bill: Bill Smitrovich. Joanne: Betsy Brantley. Craig: Tim Shoemaker. Dr. Michaels: Mary Parker Williams.
14—The Simpsons
"The Principal and the Pauper." Skinner is declared an impostor by a POW whose identity he assumed in Vietnam. Harry Shearer, Dan Castellaneta, Tress MacNeille, Marcia Wallace, Hank Azaria, Nancy Cartwright.
65—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.
7:30
4—Jenny
Debut: "Pilot." Former MTV star Jenny McCarthy plays an upstate-New York woman beginning a new life in L.A. after inheriting a house from her father. In the opener, Jenny's friend Maggie (Heather Paige Kent) accompanies her to Hollywood for the reading of her father's will. Guy: George Hamilton. Max: Rafer Weigel. Cooper: Dale Godboldo. Chase: Carolyn Hennesy.
14—King of the Hill
"Texas City Twister." While Peggy and Luanne refurbish a trailer for Luanne to move into, a tornado hits—and the trailer is in its path. Voices include Mike Judge, Kathy Najimy, Brittany Murphy, Pamela Segall, Johnny Hardwick.
8:00
2—Sister Wendy's Story of Painting
"Revolution/Impressions of Light." The effects of the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution on art; and the advent of Impressionism, a style that changed painting forever. Artists discussed include Turner, Goya, David, Manet, Monet, Renoir, Mary Cassatt, Degas, Seurat, Van Gogh.
4—NBC Sunday Night Movie: Cloned
(TV, 1997) Elizabeth Perkins, Bradley Whitford. In 2008, a grieving woman discovers that her dead son has been cloned by an ambitious fertility specialist. When the doctor offers to give Skye back her son in exchange for her silence, she is faced with the toughest decision of her life.
7—The ABC Sunday Night Movie: Two Came Back
(TV, 1997) Melissa Joan Hart, Jonathan Brandis. Hired to deliver an expensive sailboat from San Diego to Vancouver, a young woman and her fellow crew members find themselves in a life-and-death struggle on the ship's emergency raft with no food, water or supplies, and with sharks posing a constant threat to their survival. Inspired by a true story.
10—CBS Sunday Movie: Get to the Heart: The Barbara Mandrell Story
(TV, 1997) Maureen McCormick, Greg Kean. Chronicles the true story of Barbara Mandrell's incredible climb to country music fame and the 1984 head-on automobile collision that almost destroyed her life and everything she'd worked for.
14—The X-Files
"Zero Sum." Skinner hinders Mulder's investigation into an unexplained death—on orders from the CSM. Entomologist: Allan Gray. Ballistics Expert: Paul McLean. Misty: Nicolle Nattrass. Hugel: Fred Keating. Mulder: David Duchovny. (Repeat)
65—Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
"Atlantis." Cassandra (Claudia Black) is a prophet without honor in her own land when she predicts that her island homeland Atlantis will be destroyed. Panthius: James Beaumont. Skirner: William Davis. Demitrius: Ross Harper. Aurelius: Norman Fairley. (Repeat)
9:00
2—Great Performances
"Dance in America: The Wrecker's Ball—Three Dances by Paul Taylor." The Paul Taylor Dance Company performs three pieces: In "Company B," the dancers groove to 1940s hits; "Funny Papers" reprises 1950s songs; and Harry Nilsson numbers reflect the 1960s in "Field of Grass." The setting for the dances is a theater on the verge of demolition.
14—Star Trek: The Next Generation
65—The Andy Griffith Show
9:30
65—The Andy Griffith Show
10:00
2—In Performance at the White House
Gladys Knight performs. Songs include "Love Overboard," "That's What Friends Are For," "Happy Home," and a medley of hits recorded with the Pips, featuring "The Way We Were" and "I Heard It Through the Grapevine." Also: teen vocalist Serena Henry sings "Too Young." (Repeat)
4—KAMR News 4
7—KVII ProNews 7
10—KFDA NewsChannel 10
14—Mad About You
65—M*A*S*H
10:30
7—Seinfeld
"The Hamptons." In the Hamptons, George's date (Melora Walters) sunbathes topless; Kramer steals lobsters; and a handsome doctor compliments Elaine, or does he? Rachel: Melanie Smith. Carol: Lisa Mende. Michael: Steven Prutting. George: Jason Alexander.
10—Walker, Texas Ranger
"A Shadow in the Night." A Congressman's connection to a murder in the Japanese underworld makes him a target of a friend of Walker. Cabe: Andrew Robinson. Yoshi: Aki Aleong. Kemai: Patty Toy. Trivette: Clarence Gilyard. Jaeker: John Davies. Alex: Sheree J. North.
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)
65—M*A*S*H
10:35
4—Highlander
Season Premiere: "Armageddon." MacLeod recruits Dawson and an academic for help as he tries to defeat Ahriman (Peter Hudson), the Zoroastrian demon responsible for Richie's death. Andrew Baines: Danny Dyer. Dawson: Joe Byrnes. MacLeod: Adrian Paul.
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—Nature
7—Extra
65—Pensacola: Wings of Gold
"Freebird." As the Sea Dragons search for a pilot who hijacked his plane while flying a test mission, Kelly (James Brolin) investigates why the captain would have taken such action. Griffin: Rod Rowland. Janine: Kristanna Lokan. Col. Hodges: Brynn Thayer. Dr. West: Leslie Hardy.
11:30
10—Coach
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. (Repeat)
11:35
4—Entertainment Tonight Weekend
12 am
2—Sister Wendy's Story of Painting
7—Paid Programming
10—Kingdom [?]
65—Sports Cards Show
(Joined in progress)
12:30
4—To be announced.
7—Cheers
10—Face the Nation
(Bob Schieffer)
14—NYPD Blue
1:00
2—Great Performances
4—NBC Nightside
7—Real Stories of the Highway Patrol
10—Paid Programming
1:30
7—Entertainers with Byron Allen
10—TV.com
14—Murphy Brown
2:00
2—Nature
10—More Than a Game
14—Sports Cards Show
(Joined in progress)
2:30
7—World News Now
10—Football [?]
3:00
2—Sister Wendy's Story of Painting
10—Up to the Minute
4:00
2—Great Performances