RETRO LOS ANGELES TV- Friday January 24, 1975

[highwayman128]

Source: Los Angeles Times

RETRO LOS ANGELES TV- Friday January 24, 1975

CHANNEL LINEUP
2 KNXT-TV (CBS) Los Angeles
3 KEYT-TV (ABC) Santa Barbara
4 KNBC-TV (NBC) Los Angeles
5 KTLA-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
6 XETV-TV (Ind.) San Diego
7 KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles
8 KFMB-TV (CBS) San Diego
9 KHJ-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
10 KGTV-TV (NBC) San Diego
11 KTTV-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
13 KCOP-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
15 KPBS-TV (PBS) San Diego
22 KHWY-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
24 KVCR-TV (Ind.) San Bernardino
28 KCET-TV (PBS) Los Angeles
30 KHOF-TV (Ind.) Glendale
34 KMEX-TV (SIN) Los Angeles
36 KMIR-TV (NBC) Palm Springs
39 KCST-TV (ABC) San Diego
40 KLXA-TV (Spanish) Fontana
42 KPLM-TV (ABC) Palm Springs
50 KOCE-TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
52 KBSC-TV (Ind.) Corona
58 KLCS-TV (PBS) Los Angeles
68 KVST-TV (PBS) Los Angeles

MORNING
9:00
2-8- The Joker’s Wild
4-10- Celebrity Sweepstakes
5- Ben Casey
6- Leave it to Beaver
7- A.M Los Angeles
9- Jack La Lanne
11- I Love Lucy
13- Youth Scene
15- Classroom Instructional: Swedish Close-Up
22- New York Stocks; Let’s Face It
28-3-24- Sesame Street
39- The Lucy Show
58- Retrospective U.S.A

9:30
2-8- Gambit
4-10- Wheel of Fortune
6- Flying Nun
9- People’s Forum
11- Green Acres
13- Your Government Today
22- Market Update (Toni Yuba)
39- That Girl
58- Eureka: At your Fingertips

10:00
2-8- Now You See It
3- Muriel Stevens (Cocking)
4-10- High Rollers
5- Movie- Dawn Riders (1935)
6- Movie- Between Two Worlds (1944)
9- Community Feedback
11- The Mothers-In-Law
13- Movie- Spy Squad (1963)
22- New York Stocks (Toni Yuba)
24- Song Bag
28- Educational Programming
39- Bewitched
58- Celebrate a Book: Noticiero Estudiantil

10:30
2-8- Love of Life
4-10- Hollywood Squares
6- Donna Reed Show
7-3-39- Brady Bunch
9- Youth and the Issues
11- The Flying Nun
22- World Business
24- Villa Allegre
58- Images and Things: Starting to Read

11:00
2-8- Young and the Restless
4-10- Jackpot
5- Movie- OSS (1946)
6- Ozzie and Harriet
7-3-39- Money Maze
9- The Lucy Show
11- News (Terry Mayo)
15- Sesame Street
22- New York Stocks: Your Money
28-24- Electric Company
58- Showcase/Campus Kaleidoscope/Search for Science

11:30
2-8- Search for Tomorrow
4-10- Blank Check
6- Farmer’s Daughter
7-3-39- Big Showdown
9- Beverly Hillbillies
11- Let’s Rap
13- Movie- The Wayward Girl (1957)
24- Sesame Street
22- World Business
28- Villa Allegre
58- All About You: Way To Go

AFTERNOON
12:00
2- Noontime
4-10- Jeopardy!
6- Anything You Can Do
7-3-39- Password All-Stars
8- Action News ’75- (Shirley Clum)
9- Dick Van Dyke
10- The News (Schwartz, Haines)
11- Movie- I Aim At The Stars (1960)
15- Mr. Wizard
22- Community Dynamics, Update
28- Feeling Good
50- School District News, Feeling Good
58- Making Things Work, Umbrella

12:30
2-8- As The World Turns
4-10- Days of Our Lives
6- Father Knows Best
7-3-39- Split Second
9- News (Steve Fox)
15- Film
22- Stocks, Auster Commodities
24- Mister Rogers
58- America

1:00
2-8- Guiding Light
4-10- Doctors
5- Movie- Let’s Make It Legal
6- Dating Game
7-3-39- All My Children
9- Tommy Hawkins Show
13- Major Adams
22- Market Closing, Most Actives
28- Educational Programming
50- Inside/Out
58- All About You, Man Alive, Matter of Fact

1:30
2-8- Edge of Night
4-10- Another World
6- Phil Donahue Show
7-3-39- Let’s Make A Deal
22- Charting the Market
24- Get Going on the Geo-Board
50- Time to Draw: Community of Living

2:00
2-8- New Price is Right
4-10- How to Survive a Marriage (not true, since Another World extends to 1 hour on 1/6/75)
7-3-39- $10,000 Pyramid
13- Nanny and the Professor
15- The Flower Song
24- Child Development
28- Mr. Wizard
50- Electric Company
58- Celebrate a Book/Travelin’ Spotlight

2:30
2-6- Match Game ‘75
4-10- Somerset
5- News (Larry McCormick)
7-3-39- One Life to Live
8- Movie- Adventure (1955)
13- News (Hugh Williams)
15- Feeling Good
24- Music Appreciation
28- Yoga for Health
50- Villa Allegre

2:50
11- Ben Hunter

3:00
2- Tattletales
4- Truth or Consequences
5- House of Frankenstein
6- Popeye
7-3-39 General Hospital
9- Movie- The Hook (1963)
10- Movie- Rapture (1965)
11- Hogan’s Heroes
13- Get Smart
24- Consumer Survival Kit
28- California Journal
34- Me Llamo Martina Sela
50- Here I Am
58- The Creative Hand
68- Villa Allegre

3:30
2- Dinah!
3- Movie- Down to the Sea in Ships (1949)
4- Mike Douglas
5- Ozzie and Harriet
7- Movie- The Fortune Cookie (1966)
11- That Girl
13- The Munsters
15-24- Lillias, Yoga and You
28- Mandolinist: Frank Wakefield
30- Christ the Living Word
39- Wide World of Entertainment
40- PTL Club
50- Woman
58- International Films
68- Carrascolendas

4:00
5- The Rifleman
6- The Mickey mouse Club
11- Pufnstuf and Lidsville
13- Gilligan’s Island
22- El Camilita
28-15-24- Sesame Street
30- Pattern for Living
34- Sube Pelayo
50- Play Bridge with the Experts
52- Movie- Hard to Handle (1933)
58- Law and the Teacher
68- Public Affairs

4:30
5- Father Knows Best
6- Gilligan’s Island
11- Bugs and his Buddies
13- I Dream of Jeannie
22- Revista Femenina
30- Christian Home
50- Electric Company
58- Now Were Reading

5:00
2- Big News (Stout, Hill)
4- KNBC News Service (Jess Marlowe)
5- Big Valley
6- I Love Lucy
7- Eyewitness News (Michaels, Chuck Henry)
9- The Avengers
10- News- (Green, White)
11- The Mickey Mouse Club
13- Mod Squad
22- Reporte 22
28-15-24- Mister Rogers
30- Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow
34- He Lingado unda Introna
39- News (Lou Waters)
50- Sesame Street
58- Book Beat
68- Documentary Special

5:30
3- Gomer Pyle
6- Hogan’s Heroes
8- News- (Lawrence/Ross)
11- Bewitched
28-15-24-58- Villa Allegre
39- ABC News (Smith/Reasoner)
40- Captain Andy
52- Underdog

EVENING
6:00
2- Big News (Jerry Dunphy)
3- ABC News (Smith/Reasoner)
4- KNBC News Service- (Paul Moyer)
5-6- Bonanza
7- Eyewitness News- (John Hambrick/Christine Lund)
9- Raymond Barr Show
10- NBC News (John Chancellor)
11- Partridge Family
13- It Takes a Thief
22- Puregrisa
28-15-24- Electric Company
30- Faith for Today
34- News (Cruz, Nervo)
39- Big Valley
40- Captain Andy
50- From Chant to Chance
52- Rocky and His Friends
58- A Time to Grow
68- Villa Allegre

6:30
3- News (Bill Huddy)
8- CBS News (Walter Cronkite)
10- Merv Griffin
11- Andy Griffith Show
24- Music Appreciation
28-15- Zoom
30- News Roundup
40- The World: Behind the Scenes
50- Walsh’s Animals
52- Little Rascals
58- Masterpiece Theater
68- Carrascolendas

7:00
2- CBS News (Walter Cronkite)
3- Ironside
4- NBC News (John Chancellor)
5- Bowling for Dollars
6- Mod Squad
7- ABC News (Smith/Reasoner)
8- Truth or Consequences
9-39- What’s My Line
11- I Love Lucy
13- The FBI
22- La Major Prohibidia
24- Child Development
28-15- Aviation Weather
30- Christ the Living Word
34- Extra Brumas
40- Trinity Bible School
50- Behind the Lines
52- Three Stooges
68- Bulletin

7:30
2- Masquerade Party
4-10- Hollywood Squares
5- Help Thy Neighbor
7- Salty
8- To Tell The Truth
9- Movie- The Tarnished Angels (1957)
11- Bewitched
15-24- Black Perspective in the News
28- Los Angeles News Review
30- Sunday Celebration
39- Untamed World
50- Peoplewatch
52- Little Rascals
58- Feeling Good
68- World in Perspective

8:00
2-8- Movie- Kelly’s Heroes
4-10- Sanford and Son
5- Movie- Monster Zero (1966)
6- Mike Douglas
7-3-39- The Night Stalker
11- Dealer’s Choice
13- Both Sides Now
22- Boxing- (from San Diego)
28-15-24- Washington Wek in Review
34- El Show De Rosita Peru
40- Shekinah Fellowship
50- A Time to Grow
52- Ryakuneme No Koi

8:30
4-10- Chico and the Man
11- Merv Griffin
28-15-24- Wall Street Week
30- Challenge of Truth
40- Anyone but Jesus
50- Film
58- Mosiac
68- International Film Festival

9:00
4-10- The Rockford Files
6- I Spy
7-3-39- Hot L Baltimore (DEBUT)
28-15-24- Masterpiece Theater- “Upstairs, Downstairs”
30- It is Written
34- La Criada Bien Criada
40- P.T.L Club
50- William F. Buckley
52- Hosoude Hanjyuki

9:30
7-3-39- The Odd Couple
9- News- (Hal Fishman/Rice/Lopez)
13- Wanderfest
30- Sidney Correll Special
34- Ana Del Aire

10:00
4-10- Police Woman
5- Channel 5 News at 10 (Clete Roberts)
6- Run for Your Life
7-3-39- Baretta
11- Metromedia News (Jones/Rowe)
13- News- (Hugh Williams)
15-24- Nova
22- Cita Con Las Estrellas
28- The Ascent of Man
30- The Other Six Days
68- Impressions ‘75

10:30
9- Journey to Adventure
13- Petticoat Junction
30- Shakinah Fellowship
34- Loca Valdez

11:00
2- Big News (Joseph Benti)
3- News- (Bill Huddy)
4- KNBC News Service- (John Schubeck)
5- Best of Groucho
6- Perry Mason
7- Eyewitness News (John Hambrick/Christine Lund)
8- Action News ’75 (Lawrence/Ross)
9- The Lucy Show
10- The News (Harold Greene, Jack White)
11- Mission: Impossible
13- Off Balance
15- Lillias, Yoga and You
22- News (Spanish)
28- Yoga for Health
30- Dawson McAllister Show
34- News (Spanish)
39- News (Ron Fortner)

11:30
2- Movie- The Patsy (1964)
4-10- Tonight Show with Johnny Carson
5- House of Frightenstein
7-3-39- Wide World Mystery- “The Werewolf of Woodstock”
8- Star Trek
9- Movie- Sandia (1954)
13- Gomer Pyle
28- The Sinners
68- Flash Back

12:00
5- Movie- Jigsaw (1961)
6- Alfred Hitchcock Hour
11- Movie- Mystery (1964)
13- News Update

1:00
3- News (Dick McAleer)
4-10- Midnight Special

 

[wbhist]

I'm curious: At exactly what point did KABC's afternoon movie show become The 3:30 Movie, as seen here? I see prior to then, it had been The 6:30 Movie, and before the FCC's 1971 "Prime Time Access Rule," The 6:00 Movie.

 

[RALfan]

AFTERNOON
12:00

4-10- Jeopardy!

This has to obviously be some kind of misprint because Jeopardy! actually ended on January 3 (unless, oddly enough, KNBC actually did checkerboard scheduling in the 1 p.m. slot). What really aired in that time period?

 

[Mike Stroud]

"How to Survive a Marriage," which had aired at 2 p.m. Pacific Time, moved to Noon on Monday, January 6, 1975. Elsewhere in the U.S., it bombed against ABC's "Let's Make a Deal" and CBS' "As the World Turns" and ended a 15-month run on April 17, to allow for the expansion of "Days of Our Lives" to an hour.

Stations invariably ran the checkerboard arrangement during PTAR; it would have been next to impossible for both KNBC and San Diego's KGTV to do the same. The LA Times editors, for some reason, simply did not get the info about the January 6 scheduling change in time.

 

[bpatrick]

I don't know how far in advance the L.A. Times
had to get updated schedules, but you are correct:
"How To Survive A Marriage" should have been listed
at noon on Chs. 4 and 10 (it ran at 1:30 ET/12:30 CT).
NBC, while it followed Central Time until noon, did
not give noon-12:30 back to the affiliates on the West
Coast. They got their time at 3 PM PT.

Also notice that "The Big Showdown" and "Money Maze"
are running on a different schedule on the West Coast.
"Showdown" aired at 2:30 in the East, "Money Maze" at 4.
I don't know why, with KABC running its movie at 3:30,
ABC didn't go ahead at that time and follow Central Time
(10:30-3:30) as they eventually did.

 

[hipman2]

Channel 10 dropped "How To Survive" when NBC moved it to noon; it ran the local news instead. Jeopardy! did end its run when "Another World" expanded to 60 minutes.

My explanation on the odd ABC West Coast pattern in 1974-1980 was that ABC wanted to keep as many shows at their current times as possible until they either got cancelled or otherwise when ABC decided to shift its daytime schedule up one hour, with The Brady Bunch reruns moved up to 10:30am to follow the CT pattern, shifted the two latest game shows to early morning (Girl in My Life was probably getting creamed by Match Game and Somerset at 2:30 PT here), and moving One Life to Live ahead an hour to 2:30, which worked better for ABC with that move. That left six shows following the ET pattern, two following the CT, and two that aired from 0-2 hours before they were shown on the ET/CT zones. Another would be the ABC West stations wanted the 3:30-4:30 cleared for lucrative syndication packages (reruns, movies, Mike, Phil, etc.)

 

[Mr Tony]

10:00
3- Muriel Stevens (Cocking)

oh my....