Source: The Bangor Daily News via Google News Archive
WGN listings are included as a bonus; that station would be added to the paper during the 1983-84 TV season.
Chicago and Canadian listings listed ET.
WLBZ Channel 2 Bangor (NBC)
6:30: Local News
7:00: The Today Show
9:00: Donahue: “War in Outer Space: Pro and Con”: Guests: Lt. Gen. Daniel Graham will argue in favor of creating an anti-ballistic missile defense system in outer space; Rear Admiral Gene La Rocque will argue against this proposal.
10:00: Diff’rent Strokes
10:30: Sale of the Century
11:00: Wheel of Fortune (daytime version; the nighttime version had just launched a few weeks prior but wasn’t seen anywhere in Maine yet)
11:30: Dream House (Bob Eubanks)
12:00: Local News
12:30: Search for Tomorrow
1:00: Days of Our Lives
2:00: Another World
3:00: The Muppet Show
3:30: I Dream of Jeannie
4:00: Movie: “I’d Rather be Rich” (1964; Sandra Dee, Robert Goulet)
6:00: Local News
6:30: NBC Nightly News (likely Tom Brokaw)
7:00: M*A*S*H
7:30: WKRP in Cincinnati
8:00: Real People
9:00: The Facts of Life
9:30: Family Ties
10:00: Candid Camera: Now and Then
11:00: Local News
11:30: The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: Charles Grodin, Roberta Flack, Peabo Bryson are the guests.
12:30: Late Night with David Letterman: Columnist Art Buchwald is the guest.
Sign-off at 1:30.
CHSJ (CBAT) Channel 4 Saint John (Fredericton) (CBC)
7:00: 100 Huntley Street
8:00: Sesame Street
9:00: Kids and Things
9:15: The Friendly Giant
9:30: Mr. Dressup
10:00: Wok With Yan
10:30: Let’s Shape Up
11:00: Midday
12:00: The Price is Right
1:00: All My Children
2:00: Take 30
2:30: Do It For Yourself
3:00: Rocket Robin Hood
3:30: Popeye
4:00: Laverne and Shirley and Company
4:30: CBC News
5:00: CBC News
5:30: Three’s Company
6:00: Diff’rent Strokes
6:30: News
7:00: The Nature of Things
8:00: Marketplace
8:30: Front Page Challenge
9:00: The National/The Journal
10:00: Manimal (reruns)
11:00: CBC News
11:30: Hawaii Five-O
Sign-off at 12:30.
WABI Channel 5 Bangor (CBS)
6:00: Health Field
6:30: CBS Early Morning News
7:00: CBS Morning News
9:00: Merv Griffin
10:00: The New $25,000 Pyramid
10:30: Press Your Luck
11:00: The Price is Right
12:00: Bewitched
12:30: The Young and the Restless
1:30: As the World Turns
2:30: Capitol
3:00: The Guiding Light
4:00: Tattletales
4:30: Charlie’s Angels
5:30: The Jeffersons
6:00: Local News
6:30: CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
7:00: Little House on the Prairie
8:00: Whiz Kids
9:00: CBS Wednesday Movie: “Sunset Limousine” (Premiere; John Ritter, Susan Dey)
11:00: Local News
11:30: Police Story: A rookie cop (Clifton Davis) goes undercover to investigate a major drug ring.
12:40: CBS Late Night Movie: “The Solitary Man” (1979; Earl Holliman, Carrie Snodgress)
Sign-off at 2:00.
WCSH Channel 6 Portland (NBC)
6:30: Local News
7:00: The Today Show
9:00: Days of Our Lives (likely day-behind from 1:00 pm)
10:00: Card Sharks (syndicated reruns of the NBC version)
10:30: Sale of the Century
11:00: Wheel of Fortune
11:30: Dream House
12:00: Local News
12:30: Donahue: “Dr. Penny Wise Budoff: No More Hot Flashes”: Dr. Penny Wise Budoff discusses developments in women’s health, including hormone-replacement therapy during menopause.
1:30: Search for Tomorrow (delayed from 12:30 pm)
2:00: Another World
3:00: The Flintstones
3:30: Scooby Doo
4:00: I Dream of Jeannie
4:30: Eight is Enough
5:30: Entertainment Tonight
6:00: Local News
6:30: NBC Nightly News
7:00: Three’s Company
7:30: WKRP in Cincinnati
8:00: Real People
9:00: The Facts of Life
9:30: Family Ties
10:00: Candid Camera: Now and Then
11:00: Local News
11:30: The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
12:30: Late Night with David Letterman
1:30: Entertainment Tonight
Sign-off at 2:00.
WVII Channel 7 Bangor (ABC)
6:00: Jim Bakker
7:00: Good Morning America: First Lady Nancy Reagan co-hosts a special program concerning drug abuse in America.
9:00: 20-Minute Workout
9:30: The Edge of Night (day-behind from 4:00 pm)
10:00: Hour Magazine: Enjoying old age, a visit with Julia Child, Victoria Principal (part 3)
11:00: Benson
11:30: Loving
12:00: Family Feud
12:30: Ryan’s Hope
1:00: All My Children
2:00: One Life to Live
3:00: General Hospital
4:00: CHiPs Patrol (reruns of CHiPs)
5:00: Eight is Enough
6:00: Local News
6:30: ABC World News Tonight (likely Peter Jennings)
7:00: Barney Miller
7:30: Family Feud (the nighttime version)
8:00: World Series Game 2: Philadelphia @ Baltimore (Orioles defeated the Phillies 4-1 to tie the series at 1 game each; Orioles would win the series 4-1)
11:15: Local News (time approximate)
11:45: Nightline
12:45: Lie Detector
Sign-off after the last entry.
WAGM Channel 8 Presque Isle (CBS/ABC/NBC)
6:30: ABC News This Morning
7:00: Good Morning America
9:00: Donahue (no details given)
10:00: The New $25,000 Pyramid
10:30: Press Your Luck
11:00: The Price is Right
12:00: Family Feud (likely the daytime version)
12:30: The Young and the Restless
1:30: As the World Turns
2:30: Capitol
3:00: The Guiding Light
4:00: Gilligan’s Island
4:30: Merv Griffin
5:30: M*A*S*H
6:00: Local News
6:30: CBS Evening News
7:00: Three’s Company
7:30: Lorne Greene’s New Wilderness
8:00: World Series Game 2 (see Channel 7)
11:15: Local News (time approximate)
11:30: Police Story
12:40: CBS Late Night Movie (see Channel 5)
Sign-off at 2:00.
WMTW Channel 8 Poland Spring (transmits to Portland) (ABC)
6:30: ABC News This Morning
7:00: Good Morning America
9:00: Movie: “The Outsider” (1962; Tony Curtis, James Franciscus)
10:30: The Edge of Night (day-behind from 4:00 pm)
11:00: Benson
11:30: Loving
12:00: Here’s Lucy
12:30: Ryan’s Hope
1:00: All My Children
2:00: One Life to Live
3:00: General Hospital
4:00: Charlie’s Angels
5:00: Starsky and Hutch
6:00: Local News
6:30: ABC World News Tonight
7:00: Family Feud (likely the nighttime version)
7:30: World Series Unsung Heroes: Exciting action highlights of five of the greatest World Series, and interviews with the unsung heroes and others who played a part in baseball history.
8:00: World Series Game 2 (see Channel 7)
11:15: Local News (time approximate)
11:45: Nightline
12:45: Thicke of the Night
Sign-off after the last entry.
CKLT Channel 9 Saint John (relayed from CKCW Channel 2 Moncton) (CTV)
6:00: The Mighty Hercules (which recently began a rerun period on Teletoon Retro here in Canada)
6:30: Canada A.M.
9:00: Romper Room
9:30: What’s Cooking
10:00: Guess What
10:30: 20-Minute Workout
11:00: The Flintstones
11:30: The Smurfs
12:00: Definition
12:30: City Lights
1:00: Don Harron
2:00: Another World
3:00: General Hospital
4:00: Live at Five
5:00: ATV News
5:30: M*A*S*H
6:00: The Jeffersons
6:30: Atlantic Lottery
7:00: Live and In Person
8:00: World Series Game 2 (see Channel 7)
11:15: CTV National News (time approximate)
11:35: ATV News
12:15: The Bionic Woman
Sign-off at 1:15.
WGN Channel 9 Chicago (Independent)
6:00: Morning Stretch
6:30: Faith 20
7:00: Top O’ The Morning
7:30: Rocky and Bullwinkle
8:00: Bozo’s Big Top
9:30: The Beverly Hillbillies
10:00: The Morning Movie: “Dark Victory” (1939; Bette Davis, George Brent)
12:00: Family
1:00: Newscope
1:30: Independent Network News
2:00: Dick Van Dyke
2:30: Andy Griffith
3:00: I Dream of Jeannie
3:30: Bugs Bunny
4:00: Superfriends
4:30: Scooby Doo
5:00: The Pink Panther
5:30: Laverne and Shirley and Company
6:00: One Day at a Time
6:30: WKRP in Cincinnati
7:00: Barney Miller
7:30: The Jeffersons
8:00: Movie: “Cabaret” (1972; Liza Minnelli, Joel Grey)
10:30: WGN News
11:30: The Love Boat
12:30: Late Night Movie: “The Seven-Ups” (1974; Roy Schieder, Tony Lo Bianco)
3:00: Independent Network News
3:30: Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In
4:00: Late Night Movie: “Johnny Apollo” (1940; Tyrone Power, Dorothy Lamour)
WCBB Channel 10 Lewiston (Augusta) (PBS)
6:45: A.M. Weather
7:00: Business Report
7:30: Latenight America
8:30: Aeobic (sic) Dancing (a typo; should say “Aerobic” instead)
9:00: Sesame Street
10:00: Educational Programming
11:30: Y.E.S. Inc.
12:00: Sesame Street
1:00: Educational Programming
2:30: European Journal
3:00: Motorweek
3:30: Lilias, Yoga, and You
4:00: Sesame Street
5:00: Mister Rogers
5:30: The Electric Company
6:00: Y.E.S. Inc.
6:30: Business Report
7:00: MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
8:00: Charlie Muffin: British Agent Charlie Muffin attempts to persuade a KGB head to defect.
10:00: New Voices in American Theatre
11:00: Dick Cavett
11:30: Latenight America
Sign-off at 12:30.
WMEB Channel 12 Orono/Channel 10 Presque Isle/Channel 13 Calais/Channel 26 Biddeford (PBS)
8:15: A.M. Weather
8:30: Mister Rogers
9:00: College Preview
9:30: Oceanus
10:00: Educational Programming
12:00: Sesame Street
1:00: Educational Programming
2:30: Hooked on Aerobics
3:00: Focus on Society
3:30: It’s Everybody’s Business
4:00: Sesame Street
5:00: Mister Rogers
5:30: The Electric Company
6:00: American Story
6:30: Oceanus
7:00: MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
8:00: Charlie Muffin
10:00: New Voices in American Theatre
11:00: National High School Cheerleading Championships
11:30: Latenight America
Sign-off at 12:30.
WGAN (WGME) Channel 13 Portland (CBS)
6:00: 20-Minute Workout
6:30: CBS Early Morning News
7:00: CBS Morning News
9:00: Breakaway
10:00: The New $25,000 Pyramid
10:30: Press Your Luck
11:00: The Price is Right
12:00: Newscope
12:30: The Young and the Restless
1:30: As the World Turns
2:30: Capitol
3:00: The Guiding Light
4:00: CHiPs Patrol
5:00: Merv Griffin
6:00: Local News
6:30: CBS Evening News
7:00: M*A*S*H
7:30: The People’s Court
8:00: Whiz Kids
9:00: CBS Wednesday Movie (see Channel 5)
11:00: Local News
11:30: Police Story
12:40: CBS Late Night Movie (see Channel 5)
2:00: CBS News Nightwatch
WTBS (WPCH) Channel 17 Atlanta (Independent)
6:00: (CNN) News
7:00: Funtime
7:35: I Dream of Jeannie
8:05: Bewitched
8:35: I Love Lucy
9:05: Movie: “Born Yesterday” (1950; Judy Holliday, William Holden)
11:05: The Catlins (soap opera)
11:35: Texas (half-hour reruns)
12:05: Perry Mason
1:05: Movie: “The Life and Assassination of the Kingfish” (1977; Edward Asner, Diane Kagan)
3:05: Funtime
3:35: The Flintstones
4:05: The Munsters
4:35: The Brady Bunch
5:05: Starcade (Geoff Edwards was one of the show’s hosts)
5:35: The Beverly Hillbillies
6:05: Little House on the Prairie
7:05: Carol Burnett and Friends
7:35: Good News
8:05: Movie: “Goodbye, Columbus” (1969; Richard Benjamin, Ali MacGraw)
10:05: News
11:05: All in the Family
11:35: The Catlins (same-day replay)
12:05: Late Night Movie: “The Assassination Bureau” (1969; Oliver Reed, Diana Rigg)
2:20: Late Night Movie: “Each Dawn I Die” (1939; James Cagney, George Raft)
WSBK Channel 38 Boston (Independent)
6:00: 20-Minute Workout
6:30: Romper Room
7:00: Batman (live-action series)
7:30: Heckle and Jeckle
8:00: Porky Pig and Friends
8:30: Bewitched
9:00: 20-Minute Workout
9:30: Daytime: Featured: Arlie Hoschild, author of “The Managed Heart”
10:30: Dick Van Dyke
11:00: Andy Griffith
11:30: Independent Network News
12:00: Movie: “Malaga” (1960; Trevor Howard, Dorothy Dandridge)
2:00: What’s Happening!!
2:30: My Three Sons
3:00: Heckle and Jeckle
3:30: Porky Pig and Friends
4:00: Scooby Doo
4:30: Batman (live-action series most likely)
5:00: Charlie’s Angels
6:00: M*A*S*H
6:30: The Jeffersons
7:00: M*A*S*H
7:30: Barney Miller
8:00: Movie: “There Was a Crooked Man” (1970; Kirk Douglas, Henry Fonda)
10:30: Independent Network News
11:00: The Twilight Zone
11:30: The Bob Newhart Show
12:00: Late Night Movie: “By The Light of the Silvery Moon” (1953; Doris Day, Gordon MacRae)
2:00: Our Miss Brooks
Sign-off at 2:30.
WLVI Channel 56 Boston (Independent)
6:30: Bozo
7:00: Tom and Jerry
7:30: Woody Woodpecker
8:00: The Flintstones
8:30: Popeye
9:00: Casper
9:30: The Banana Splits Show
10:00: People Power
10:30: New England Today: Featured: attorney Barbara Millbauer, author of “The Law Giveth...”, discusses legal aspects of the abortion controversy
11:00: Benson (pre-empted by WCVB)
11:30: Loving (pre-empted by WCVB)
12:00: I Love Lucy
12:30: Mary Tyler Moore
1:00: The Banana Splits Show
1:30: Casper
2:00: Mighty Mouse
2:30: Bugs Bunny and Friends
3:30: Inspector Gadget
4:00: Tom and Jerry
4:30: The Brady Bunch
5:00: The Brady Bunch
5:30: Happy Days Again
6:00: Three’s Company
6:30: Laverne and Shirley and Company
7:00: Three’s Company
7:30: Taxi
8:00: Movie: “Portrait of a Sniper” (1979; Lesley Ann Warren, Edward Hermann)
10:00: The 10:00 News
10:30: Big Money Game
11:00: Benny Hill (the British comedian)
11:30: Man About the House (the basis for “Three’s Company” in the U.S.)
12:00: The 10:00 News (replay)
Sign-off at 12:30.
WGN listings are included as a bonus; that station would be added to the paper during the 1983-84 TV season.
Chicago and Canadian listings listed ET.
WLBZ Channel 2 Bangor (NBC)
6:30: Local News
7:00: The Today Show
9:00: Donahue: “War in Outer Space: Pro and Con”: Guests: Lt. Gen. Daniel Graham will argue in favor of creating an anti-ballistic missile defense system in outer space; Rear Admiral Gene La Rocque will argue against this proposal.
10:00: Diff’rent Strokes
10:30: Sale of the Century
11:00: Wheel of Fortune (daytime version; the nighttime version had just launched a few weeks prior but wasn’t seen anywhere in Maine yet)
11:30: Dream House (Bob Eubanks)
12:00: Local News
12:30: Search for Tomorrow
1:00: Days of Our Lives
2:00: Another World
3:00: The Muppet Show
3:30: I Dream of Jeannie
4:00: Movie: “I’d Rather be Rich” (1964; Sandra Dee, Robert Goulet)
6:00: Local News
6:30: NBC Nightly News (likely Tom Brokaw)
7:00: M*A*S*H
7:30: WKRP in Cincinnati
8:00: Real People
9:00: The Facts of Life
9:30: Family Ties
10:00: Candid Camera: Now and Then
11:00: Local News
11:30: The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: Charles Grodin, Roberta Flack, Peabo Bryson are the guests.
12:30: Late Night with David Letterman: Columnist Art Buchwald is the guest.
Sign-off at 1:30.
CHSJ (CBAT) Channel 4 Saint John (Fredericton) (CBC)
7:00: 100 Huntley Street
8:00: Sesame Street
9:00: Kids and Things
9:15: The Friendly Giant
9:30: Mr. Dressup
10:00: Wok With Yan
10:30: Let’s Shape Up
11:00: Midday
12:00: The Price is Right
1:00: All My Children
2:00: Take 30
2:30: Do It For Yourself
3:00: Rocket Robin Hood
3:30: Popeye
4:00: Laverne and Shirley and Company
4:30: CBC News
5:00: CBC News
5:30: Three’s Company
6:00: Diff’rent Strokes
6:30: News
7:00: The Nature of Things
8:00: Marketplace
8:30: Front Page Challenge
9:00: The National/The Journal
10:00: Manimal (reruns)
11:00: CBC News
11:30: Hawaii Five-O
Sign-off at 12:30.
WABI Channel 5 Bangor (CBS)
6:00: Health Field
6:30: CBS Early Morning News
7:00: CBS Morning News
9:00: Merv Griffin
10:00: The New $25,000 Pyramid
10:30: Press Your Luck
11:00: The Price is Right
12:00: Bewitched
12:30: The Young and the Restless
1:30: As the World Turns
2:30: Capitol
3:00: The Guiding Light
4:00: Tattletales
4:30: Charlie’s Angels
5:30: The Jeffersons
6:00: Local News
6:30: CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
7:00: Little House on the Prairie
8:00: Whiz Kids
9:00: CBS Wednesday Movie: “Sunset Limousine” (Premiere; John Ritter, Susan Dey)
11:00: Local News
11:30: Police Story: A rookie cop (Clifton Davis) goes undercover to investigate a major drug ring.
12:40: CBS Late Night Movie: “The Solitary Man” (1979; Earl Holliman, Carrie Snodgress)
Sign-off at 2:00.
WCSH Channel 6 Portland (NBC)
6:30: Local News
7:00: The Today Show
9:00: Days of Our Lives (likely day-behind from 1:00 pm)
10:00: Card Sharks (syndicated reruns of the NBC version)
10:30: Sale of the Century
11:00: Wheel of Fortune
11:30: Dream House
12:00: Local News
12:30: Donahue: “Dr. Penny Wise Budoff: No More Hot Flashes”: Dr. Penny Wise Budoff discusses developments in women’s health, including hormone-replacement therapy during menopause.
1:30: Search for Tomorrow (delayed from 12:30 pm)
2:00: Another World
3:00: The Flintstones
3:30: Scooby Doo
4:00: I Dream of Jeannie
4:30: Eight is Enough
5:30: Entertainment Tonight
6:00: Local News
6:30: NBC Nightly News
7:00: Three’s Company
7:30: WKRP in Cincinnati
8:00: Real People
9:00: The Facts of Life
9:30: Family Ties
10:00: Candid Camera: Now and Then
11:00: Local News
11:30: The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
12:30: Late Night with David Letterman
1:30: Entertainment Tonight
Sign-off at 2:00.
WVII Channel 7 Bangor (ABC)
6:00: Jim Bakker
7:00: Good Morning America: First Lady Nancy Reagan co-hosts a special program concerning drug abuse in America.
9:00: 20-Minute Workout
9:30: The Edge of Night (day-behind from 4:00 pm)
10:00: Hour Magazine: Enjoying old age, a visit with Julia Child, Victoria Principal (part 3)
11:00: Benson
11:30: Loving
12:00: Family Feud
12:30: Ryan’s Hope
1:00: All My Children
2:00: One Life to Live
3:00: General Hospital
4:00: CHiPs Patrol (reruns of CHiPs)
5:00: Eight is Enough
6:00: Local News
6:30: ABC World News Tonight (likely Peter Jennings)
7:00: Barney Miller
7:30: Family Feud (the nighttime version)
8:00: World Series Game 2: Philadelphia @ Baltimore (Orioles defeated the Phillies 4-1 to tie the series at 1 game each; Orioles would win the series 4-1)
11:15: Local News (time approximate)
11:45: Nightline
12:45: Lie Detector
Sign-off after the last entry.
WAGM Channel 8 Presque Isle (CBS/ABC/NBC)
6:30: ABC News This Morning
7:00: Good Morning America
9:00: Donahue (no details given)
10:00: The New $25,000 Pyramid
10:30: Press Your Luck
11:00: The Price is Right
12:00: Family Feud (likely the daytime version)
12:30: The Young and the Restless
1:30: As the World Turns
2:30: Capitol
3:00: The Guiding Light
4:00: Gilligan’s Island
4:30: Merv Griffin
5:30: M*A*S*H
6:00: Local News
6:30: CBS Evening News
7:00: Three’s Company
7:30: Lorne Greene’s New Wilderness
8:00: World Series Game 2 (see Channel 7)
11:15: Local News (time approximate)
11:30: Police Story
12:40: CBS Late Night Movie (see Channel 5)
Sign-off at 2:00.
WMTW Channel 8 Poland Spring (transmits to Portland) (ABC)
6:30: ABC News This Morning
7:00: Good Morning America
9:00: Movie: “The Outsider” (1962; Tony Curtis, James Franciscus)
10:30: The Edge of Night (day-behind from 4:00 pm)
11:00: Benson
11:30: Loving
12:00: Here’s Lucy
12:30: Ryan’s Hope
1:00: All My Children
2:00: One Life to Live
3:00: General Hospital
4:00: Charlie’s Angels
5:00: Starsky and Hutch
6:00: Local News
6:30: ABC World News Tonight
7:00: Family Feud (likely the nighttime version)
7:30: World Series Unsung Heroes: Exciting action highlights of five of the greatest World Series, and interviews with the unsung heroes and others who played a part in baseball history.
8:00: World Series Game 2 (see Channel 7)
11:15: Local News (time approximate)
11:45: Nightline
12:45: Thicke of the Night
Sign-off after the last entry.
CKLT Channel 9 Saint John (relayed from CKCW Channel 2 Moncton) (CTV)
6:00: The Mighty Hercules (which recently began a rerun period on Teletoon Retro here in Canada)
6:30: Canada A.M.
9:00: Romper Room
9:30: What’s Cooking
10:00: Guess What
10:30: 20-Minute Workout
11:00: The Flintstones
11:30: The Smurfs
12:00: Definition
12:30: City Lights
1:00: Don Harron
2:00: Another World
3:00: General Hospital
4:00: Live at Five
5:00: ATV News
5:30: M*A*S*H
6:00: The Jeffersons
6:30: Atlantic Lottery
7:00: Live and In Person
8:00: World Series Game 2 (see Channel 7)
11:15: CTV National News (time approximate)
11:35: ATV News
12:15: The Bionic Woman
Sign-off at 1:15.
WGN Channel 9 Chicago (Independent)
6:00: Morning Stretch
6:30: Faith 20
7:00: Top O’ The Morning
7:30: Rocky and Bullwinkle
8:00: Bozo’s Big Top
9:30: The Beverly Hillbillies
10:00: The Morning Movie: “Dark Victory” (1939; Bette Davis, George Brent)
12:00: Family
1:00: Newscope
1:30: Independent Network News
2:00: Dick Van Dyke
2:30: Andy Griffith
3:00: I Dream of Jeannie
3:30: Bugs Bunny
4:00: Superfriends
4:30: Scooby Doo
5:00: The Pink Panther
5:30: Laverne and Shirley and Company
6:00: One Day at a Time
6:30: WKRP in Cincinnati
7:00: Barney Miller
7:30: The Jeffersons
8:00: Movie: “Cabaret” (1972; Liza Minnelli, Joel Grey)
10:30: WGN News
11:30: The Love Boat
12:30: Late Night Movie: “The Seven-Ups” (1974; Roy Schieder, Tony Lo Bianco)
3:00: Independent Network News
3:30: Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In
4:00: Late Night Movie: “Johnny Apollo” (1940; Tyrone Power, Dorothy Lamour)
WCBB Channel 10 Lewiston (Augusta) (PBS)
6:45: A.M. Weather
7:00: Business Report
7:30: Latenight America
8:30: Aeobic (sic) Dancing (a typo; should say “Aerobic” instead)
9:00: Sesame Street
10:00: Educational Programming
11:30: Y.E.S. Inc.
12:00: Sesame Street
1:00: Educational Programming
2:30: European Journal
3:00: Motorweek
3:30: Lilias, Yoga, and You
4:00: Sesame Street
5:00: Mister Rogers
5:30: The Electric Company
6:00: Y.E.S. Inc.
6:30: Business Report
7:00: MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
8:00: Charlie Muffin: British Agent Charlie Muffin attempts to persuade a KGB head to defect.
10:00: New Voices in American Theatre
11:00: Dick Cavett
11:30: Latenight America
Sign-off at 12:30.
WMEB Channel 12 Orono/Channel 10 Presque Isle/Channel 13 Calais/Channel 26 Biddeford (PBS)
8:15: A.M. Weather
8:30: Mister Rogers
9:00: College Preview
9:30: Oceanus
10:00: Educational Programming
12:00: Sesame Street
1:00: Educational Programming
2:30: Hooked on Aerobics
3:00: Focus on Society
3:30: It’s Everybody’s Business
4:00: Sesame Street
5:00: Mister Rogers
5:30: The Electric Company
6:00: American Story
6:30: Oceanus
7:00: MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
8:00: Charlie Muffin
10:00: New Voices in American Theatre
11:00: National High School Cheerleading Championships
11:30: Latenight America
Sign-off at 12:30.
WGAN (WGME) Channel 13 Portland (CBS)
6:00: 20-Minute Workout
6:30: CBS Early Morning News
7:00: CBS Morning News
9:00: Breakaway
10:00: The New $25,000 Pyramid
10:30: Press Your Luck
11:00: The Price is Right
12:00: Newscope
12:30: The Young and the Restless
1:30: As the World Turns
2:30: Capitol
3:00: The Guiding Light
4:00: CHiPs Patrol
5:00: Merv Griffin
6:00: Local News
6:30: CBS Evening News
7:00: M*A*S*H
7:30: The People’s Court
8:00: Whiz Kids
9:00: CBS Wednesday Movie (see Channel 5)
11:00: Local News
11:30: Police Story
12:40: CBS Late Night Movie (see Channel 5)
2:00: CBS News Nightwatch
WTBS (WPCH) Channel 17 Atlanta (Independent)
6:00: (CNN) News
7:00: Funtime
7:35: I Dream of Jeannie
8:05: Bewitched
8:35: I Love Lucy
9:05: Movie: “Born Yesterday” (1950; Judy Holliday, William Holden)
11:05: The Catlins (soap opera)
11:35: Texas (half-hour reruns)
12:05: Perry Mason
1:05: Movie: “The Life and Assassination of the Kingfish” (1977; Edward Asner, Diane Kagan)
3:05: Funtime
3:35: The Flintstones
4:05: The Munsters
4:35: The Brady Bunch
5:05: Starcade (Geoff Edwards was one of the show’s hosts)
5:35: The Beverly Hillbillies
6:05: Little House on the Prairie
7:05: Carol Burnett and Friends
7:35: Good News
8:05: Movie: “Goodbye, Columbus” (1969; Richard Benjamin, Ali MacGraw)
10:05: News
11:05: All in the Family
11:35: The Catlins (same-day replay)
12:05: Late Night Movie: “The Assassination Bureau” (1969; Oliver Reed, Diana Rigg)
2:20: Late Night Movie: “Each Dawn I Die” (1939; James Cagney, George Raft)
WSBK Channel 38 Boston (Independent)
6:00: 20-Minute Workout
6:30: Romper Room
7:00: Batman (live-action series)
7:30: Heckle and Jeckle
8:00: Porky Pig and Friends
8:30: Bewitched
9:00: 20-Minute Workout
9:30: Daytime: Featured: Arlie Hoschild, author of “The Managed Heart”
10:30: Dick Van Dyke
11:00: Andy Griffith
11:30: Independent Network News
12:00: Movie: “Malaga” (1960; Trevor Howard, Dorothy Dandridge)
2:00: What’s Happening!!
2:30: My Three Sons
3:00: Heckle and Jeckle
3:30: Porky Pig and Friends
4:00: Scooby Doo
4:30: Batman (live-action series most likely)
5:00: Charlie’s Angels
6:00: M*A*S*H
6:30: The Jeffersons
7:00: M*A*S*H
7:30: Barney Miller
8:00: Movie: “There Was a Crooked Man” (1970; Kirk Douglas, Henry Fonda)
10:30: Independent Network News
11:00: The Twilight Zone
11:30: The Bob Newhart Show
12:00: Late Night Movie: “By The Light of the Silvery Moon” (1953; Doris Day, Gordon MacRae)
2:00: Our Miss Brooks
Sign-off at 2:30.
WLVI Channel 56 Boston (Independent)
6:30: Bozo
7:00: Tom and Jerry
7:30: Woody Woodpecker
8:00: The Flintstones
8:30: Popeye
9:00: Casper
9:30: The Banana Splits Show
10:00: People Power
10:30: New England Today: Featured: attorney Barbara Millbauer, author of “The Law Giveth...”, discusses legal aspects of the abortion controversy
11:00: Benson (pre-empted by WCVB)
11:30: Loving (pre-empted by WCVB)
12:00: I Love Lucy
12:30: Mary Tyler Moore
1:00: The Banana Splits Show
1:30: Casper
2:00: Mighty Mouse
2:30: Bugs Bunny and Friends
3:30: Inspector Gadget
4:00: Tom and Jerry
4:30: The Brady Bunch
5:00: The Brady Bunch
5:30: Happy Days Again
6:00: Three’s Company
6:30: Laverne and Shirley and Company
7:00: Three’s Company
7:30: Taxi
8:00: Movie: “Portrait of a Sniper” (1979; Lesley Ann Warren, Edward Hermann)
10:00: The 10:00 News
10:30: Big Money Game
11:00: Benny Hill (the British comedian)
11:30: Man About the House (the basis for “Three’s Company” in the U.S.)
12:00: The 10:00 News (replay)
Sign-off at 12:30.
