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Retro: Detroit-Windsor-Toledo Prime Time 8/9 April 1968

There was some coverage of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. that obviously wasn't available to TV Guide at press time.

CHANNEL GUIDE
2: WJBK (Detroit, CBS)
4: WWJ (Detroit, NBC)
7: WXYZ (Detroit, ABC)
50: WKBD (Detroit, Ind.)
56: WTVS (Detroit, NET)
9: CKLW (Windsor, CBC)
11: WTOL (Toledo, CBS/NBC)
13: WSPD (Toledo, ABC/NBC)
24: WDHO (Toledo, NBC/CBS/ABC)
*Indicates cherry-picked or dumped show


PRIME TIME -- MONDAY 8 APRIL 1968

6:00 PM
2, 4, 11, 13: News
7: Movie (The Golden Blade, '53)
9: Dennis the Menace
24: Movie (Ivalio the Great, '63, Yugoslavian)
50: Flintstones
56: Friendly Giant

6:15 PM
2: Editorial
4: Weather
56: Merlin the Magician

6:20
2: Weather
4: Sports

6:25
2: Sports

6:30
2: CBS News
4, 11*: NBC News
9: Gilligan's Island
13: ABC News
50: McHale's Navy
56: Music for Young People

7:00
2: Truth or Consequences
4: News, Weather, Sports
9: Movie (Angel Face, '53)
11: News
13: Twilight Zone
50: Munsters
56: Creative Person

7:30
2, 11: Gunsmoke
4: The Monkees
7, 13: Cowboy in Africa
24: Wild Kingdom (11 showed The Monkees on a 6-day delay)
50: I Love Lucy
56: Skoda Master Class

8:00
4, 24: Rowan and Martin's Laugh In
50: Hazel
56: Karate

8:30
2, 11: Lucille Ball
7, 13: One More Time (Musical Special: Rat Patrol and Felony Squad are pre-empted)
50: Honeymooners
56: NET Journal

8:55
9: News

9:00
2, 11: Andy Griffith
4, 24: Danny Thomas Hour
9: 12 O'Clock High
50: Movie (Male Hunt, '65, French)

9:30
2, 11: Family Affair
7, 13: The Mating Game
56: French Chef

10:00
2, 11: Carol Burnett
4, 24: I Spay
7, 13: Oscars (Big Valley pre-empted, because of the MLK Assassination, this actually happened on Wednesday)
9: Front Page Challenge
56: Playing the Guitar

10:30
9: Don Messer's Jubilee
56: Folk Guitar

11:00
2, 4, 11: News
9: To Be Announced
24: Movie (Death of a Killer, '63, French)
50: Lou Gordon

11:15
2: Editorial
4: Weather

11:20
2: Weather
4: Sports
9: News
11: Sports

11:25
2: Sports
11: Weather

11:30
2: Movie (A Cry in the Night, '56)
4, 11*: The Tonight Show
9: Movie (The Man in the White Suit, '52)

12:00
7, 13: News [MON only]

12:30
7: Silents Please (films not listed)

1:00
4: Beat the Champ
9: Window on the World

1:30
2: Capture
4: PDQ (guests: Bill Bixby, Pat Henry, Sue Anne Langdon)

2:00
2: Naked City

2:30
2: News, Weather


PRIME TIME -- TUESDAY 8 APRIL 1968

CHANNEL 9 NOTE: The Montreal Canadiens meet the Eastern Division's third place team in a quarter-final game. The time of the game was not known at press time.

6:00 PM
2, 4, 11, 13: News
7: Movie (The Kid From Leftfield, '53)
9: Dennis the Menace
24: Movie (The Seven Revenges, Italian)
50: Flintstones
56: Friendly Giant

6:15 PM
2: Editorial
4: Weather
56: Sing Hi, Sing Lo

6:20
2: Weather
4: Sports

6:25
2: Sports

6:30
2: CBS News
4, 11*: NBC News
9: F Troop
13: ABC News
50: McHale's Navy
56: What's New

7:00
2: Truth or Consequences
4: News, Weather, Sports
9: Movie (Most Dangerous Man Alive, '61)
11: News
13: Twilight Zone
50: Munsters
56: Creative Person

7:30
2, 11: Daktari
4: Weekend
7, 13: Garrison's Gorillas
24: I Dream of Jeannie
50: I Love Lucy
56: Piano Recital

8:00
4, 24: Jerry Lewis
50: Hazel
56: U.S.A.

8:30
2, 11: Red Skelton
7: It Takes a Thief
13: N.Y.P.D. (on 7 day delay from previous week)
50: Honeymooners
56: Conversations

8:55
9: News

9:00
4, 24: Movie (Bedtime Story, '64)
9: TBA
13: Movie (The Mouse That Roared, '59)
50: Perry Mason
56: Dog's Life

9:30
2, 11: Good Morning World
7: N.Y.P.D.
56: Conversation

10:00
2, 11: The Great American Novel (this week: Babbitt and The Grapes of Wrath)
7: Ernie Kovacs
9: Newsmagazine
50: Les Crane

10:30
9: Public Eye
56: Beethoven Concert

11:00
2, 4, 7, 11, 13: News
9: CBC News
24: Movie (Cry of the Bewitched, '60, Mexican)
50: Movie (Confessions of a Nazi Spy, '39)

11:15
2: Editorial
4: Weather
7: Weather

11:20
2, 13: Weather
4, 11: Sports
9: Local News

11:25
2, 7: Sports
13: Editorial

11:30
2: Movie (Lady Possessed, '52)
4, 11*: The Tonight Show
7, 13: Joey Bishop
9: Movie TBA

1:00
4: Beat the Champ
7: News
9: Window on the World

1:30
2: Highway Patrol
4: PDQ (guests: Bill Bixby, Pat Henry, Sue Anne Langdon)

2:00
2: Naked City

2:30
2: News, Weather
 
> There was some coverage of the assassination of Martin
> Luther King Jr. that obviously wasn't available to TV Guide
> at press time.
>
> CHANNEL GUIDE
> 2: WJBK (Detroit, CBS)
> 4: WWJ (Detroit, NBC)
> 7: WXYZ (Detroit, ABC)
> 50: WKBD (Detroit, Ind.)
> 56: WTVS (Detroit, NET)
> 9: CKLW (Windsor, CBC)
> 11: WTOL (Toledo, CBS/NBC)
> 13: WSPD (Toledo, ABC/NBC)
> 24: WDHO (Toledo, NBC/CBS/ABC)
> *Indicates cherry-picked or dumped show
>
>
> PRIME TIME -- MONDAY 8 APRIL 1968
>
> 6:00 PM
> 2, 4, 11, 13: News
> 7: Movie (The Golden Blade, '53)
> 9: Dennis the Menace
> 24: Movie (Ivalio the Great, '63, Yugoslavian)
> 50: Flintstones
> 56: Friendly Giant
>
> 6:15 PM
> 2: Editorial
> 4: Weather
> 56: Merlin the Magician
>
> 6:20
> 2: Weather
> 4: Sports
>
> 6:25
> 2: Sports
>
> 6:30
> 2: CBS News
> 4, 11*: NBC News
> 9: Gilligan's Island
> 13: ABC News
> 50: McHale's Navy
> 56: Music for Young People
>
> 7:00
> 2: Truth or Consequences
> 4: News, Weather, Sports
> 9: Movie (Angel Face, '53)
> 11: News
> 13: Twilight Zone
> 50: Munsters
> 56: Creative Person
>
> 7:30
> 2, 11: Gunsmoke
> 4: The Monkees
> 7, 13: Cowboy in Africa
> 24: Wild Kingdom (11 showed The Monkees on a 6-day delay)
> 50: I Love Lucy
> 56: Skoda Master Class
>
> 8:00
> 4, 24: Rowan and Martin's Laugh In
> 50: Hazel
> 56: Karate
>
> 8:30
> 2, 11: Lucille Ball
> 7, 13: One More Time (Musical Special: Rat Patrol and Felony
> Squad are pre-empted)
> 50: Honeymooners
> 56: NET Journal
>
> 8:55
> 9: News
>
> 9:00
> 2, 11: Andy Griffith
> 4, 24: Danny Thomas Hour
> 9: 12 O'Clock High
> 50: Movie (Male Hunt, '65, French)
>
> 9:30
> 2, 11: Family Affair
> 7, 13: The Mating Game
> 56: French Chef
>
> 10:00
> 2, 11: Carol Burnett
> 4, 24: I Spay
> 7, 13: Oscars (Big Valley pre-empted, because of the MLK
> Assassination, this actually happened on Wednesday)
> 9: Front Page Challenge
> 56: Playing the Guitar
>
> 10:30
> 9: Don Messer's Jubilee
> 56: Folk Guitar
>
> 11:00
> 2, 4, 11: News
> 9: To Be Announced
> 24: Movie (Death of a Killer, '63, French)
> 50: Lou Gordon
>
> 11:15
> 2: Editorial
> 4: Weather
>
> 11:20
> 2: Weather
> 4: Sports
> 9: News
> 11: Sports
>
> 11:25
> 2: Sports
> 11: Weather
>
> 11:30
> 2: Movie (A Cry in the Night, '56)
> 4, 11*: The Tonight Show
> 9: Movie (The Man in the White Suit, '52)
>
> 12:00
> 7, 13: News [MON only]
>
> 12:30
> 7: Silents Please (films not listed)
>
> 1:00
> 4: Beat the Champ
> 9: Window on the World
>
> 1:30
> 2: Capture
> 4: PDQ (guests: Bill Bixby, Pat Henry, Sue Anne Langdon)
>
> 2:00
> 2: Naked City
>
> 2:30
> 2: News, Weather
>
>
> PRIME TIME -- TUESDAY 8 APRIL 1968
>
> CHANNEL 9 NOTE: The Montreal Canadiens meet the Eastern
> Division's third place team in a quarter-final game. The
> time of the game was not known at press time.
>
> 6:00 PM
> 2, 4, 11, 13: News
> 7: Movie (The Kid From Leftfield, '53)
> 9: Dennis the Menace
> 24: Movie (The Seven Revenges, Italian)
> 50: Flintstones
> 56: Friendly Giant
>
> 6:15 PM
> 2: Editorial
> 4: Weather
> 56: Sing Hi, Sing Lo
>
> 6:20
> 2: Weather
> 4: Sports
>
> 6:25
> 2: Sports
>
> 6:30
> 2: CBS News
> 4, 11*: NBC News
> 9: F Troop
> 13: ABC News
> 50: McHale's Navy
> 56: What's New
>
> 7:00
> 2: Truth or Consequences
> 4: News, Weather, Sports
> 9: Movie (Most Dangerous Man Alive, '61)
> 11: News
> 13: Twilight Zone
> 50: Munsters
> 56: Creative Person
>
> 7:30
> 2, 11: Daktari
> 4: Weekend
> 7, 13: Garrison's Gorillas
> 24: I Dream of Jeannie

Did WWJ(now WDIV-TV)tape delay I Dream Of Jeannie to another night or a weekend slot? I ask this because I do remember when I lived in Michigan WILX-TV ch.10 Lansing did it in 1966-67 and then in 1968-69 because of the shared time thing with WKAR-TV (then WMSB). WILX taped delayed Jeannie to Saturdays at 6pm both seasons.10 aired the sitcom at it's normal time the 1st, 3rd and last seasons.



> 50: I Love Lucy
> 56: Piano Recital
>
> 8:00
> 4, 24: Jerry Lewis
> 50: Hazel
> 56: U.S.A.
>
> 8:30
> 2, 11: Red Skelton
> 7: It Takes a Thief
> 13: N.Y.P.D. (on 7 day delay from previous week)
> 50: Honeymooners
> 56: Conversations
>
> 8:55
> 9: News
>
> 9:00
> 4, 24: Movie (Bedtime Story, '64)
> 9: TBA
> 13: Movie (The Mouse That Roared, '59)
> 50: Perry Mason
> 56: Dog's Life
>
> 9:30
> 2, 11: Good Morning World
> 7: N.Y.P.D.
> 56: Conversation
>
> 10:00
> 2, 11: The Great American Novel (this week: Babbitt and The
> Grapes of Wrath)
> 7: Ernie Kovacs
> 9: Newsmagazine
> 50: Les Crane
>
> 10:30
> 9: Public Eye
> 56: Beethoven Concert
>
> 11:00
> 2, 4, 7, 11, 13: News
> 9: CBC News
> 24: Movie (Cry of the Bewitched, '60, Mexican)
> 50: Movie (Confessions of a Nazi Spy, '39)
>
> 11:15
> 2: Editorial
> 4: Weather
> 7: Weather
>
> 11:20
> 2, 13: Weather
> 4, 11: Sports
> 9: Local News
>
> 11:25
> 2, 7: Sports
> 13: Editorial
>
> 11:30
> 2: Movie (Lady Possessed, '52)
> 4, 11*: The Tonight Show
> 7, 13: Joey Bishop
> 9: Movie TBA
>
> 1:00
> 4: Beat the Champ
> 7: News
> 9: Window on the World
>
> 1:30
> 2: Highway Patrol
> 4: PDQ (guests: Bill Bixby, Pat Henry, Sue Anne Langdon)
>
> 2:00
> 2: Naked City
>
> 2:30
> 2: News, Weather
>
 
> PRIME TIME -- TUESDAY 9 APRIL 1968

> CHANNEL 9 NOTE: The Montreal Canadiens meet the Eastern
> Division's third place team in a quarter-final game. The
> time of the game was not known at press time.

The "third place team" would turn out to be my hometown Boston Bruins, who were beaten by Montreal in four straight games.

Back then, weeknight home games in both Montreal and Boston started at 8:05 P.M. ET, so CKLW-9/CBC's broadcast would have begun at 8 P.M.
 
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