Retro: Maritimes (Grid Listings April 24-30, 1993)

[Davros2006]

Source: TV Guide Maritime Edition (April 24-30, 1993); Mayim Bialik (“Blossom”) on the cover

Note: All times listed are in Atlantic.

SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1993

CITV Channel 13 Edmonton (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: WWF Wrestling
9:00 P.M.: ITV News at 6:00
9:30 P.M.: Newsmakers
10:00 P.M.: Treasures
10:30 P.M.: Super Dave Osborne

WABI Channel 5 Bangor (CBS)
8:00 P.M.: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
9:00 P.M.: Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
10:00 P.M.: A League of Their Own
10:30 P.M.: Brooklyn Bridge

WGN Channel 9 Chicago (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Runaway...
8:30 P.M.: Freight Train
9:00 P.M.: Movie: “One Touch of Venus” (1948; Robert Walker)

WSBK Channel 38 Boston (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: The Golden Girls
8:30 P.M.: Stanley Cup Playoffs: Boston Bruins @ Buffalo Sabres Game 4 (Brad May scores the winning goal at 4:48 of the first overtime period to give the Sabres the series sweep and the upset over the Bruins)

SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1993

CITV Channel 13 Edmonton (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Family Playhouse
8:30 P.M.: News
9:00 P.M.: ITV News at 6:00
9:30 P.M.: Alberta This Week
10:00 P.M.: Movie: “Born Too Soon” (1993; Premiere)

WABI Channel 5 Bangor (CBS)
8:00 P.M.: 60 Minutes
9:00 P.M.: Murder, She Wrote
10:00 P.M.: CBS Sunday Night Movie: “Call of the Wild” (1993; Premiere)

WGN Channel 9 Chicago (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Movie: “9 to 5” (1980; Dolly Parton) (continued from 7:00 P.M.)
9:00 P.M.: Street Justice
10:00 P.M.: Gift of Love

WSBK Channel 38 Boston (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
9:00 P.M.: Movie: “Never Forget” (1991; Leonard Nimoy)

MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1993

CITV Channel 13 Edmonton (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Star Trek: The Next Generation
9:00 P.M.: ITV News at 6:00
9:30 P.M.: Murphy Brown
10:00 P.M.: Beverly Hills, 90210

WABI Channel 5 Bangor (CBS)
8:00 P.M.: Who’s the Boss?
8:30 P.M.: The Cosby Show
9:00 P.M.: Evening Shade
9:30 P.M.: Bob
10:00 P.M.: Murphy Brown
10:30 P.M.: Good Advice

WGN Channel 9 Chicago (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Designing Women
8:30 P.M.: The Jeffersons
9:00 P.M.: Kojak
10:00 P.M.: Major League Baseball: Chicago Cubs @ Colorado Rockies

WSBK Channel 38 Boston (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Cheers
8:30 P.M.: Murphy Brown
9:00 P.M.: Movie: “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” (does not say which version, but I would assume 1978 with Donald Sutherland)

TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1993

CITV Channel 13 Edmonton (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Star Trek: The Next Generation
9:00 P.M.: ITV News at 6:00
9:30 P.M.: Murphy Brown
10:00 P.M.: The Simpsons (as of 2009, this FOX show is still on the air)
10:30 P.M.: Who’s the Boss?

WABI Channel 5 Bangor (CBS)
8:00 P.M.: Snapshots
8:30 P.M.: The Cosby Show
9:00 P.M.: Rescue 911
10:00 P.M.: CBS Tuesday Movie: “The Price She Paid” (1992; Loni Anderson)

WGN Channel 9 Chicago (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Designing Women
8:30 P.M.: The Jeffersons
9:00 P.M.: Road to the Three-Peat
10:00 P.M.: Major League Baseball: Chicago Cubs @ Colorado Rockies

WSBK Channel 38 Boston (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Cheers
8:30 P.M.: Murphy Brown
9:00 P.M.: Movie: “Star Trek: The Motion Picture” (1979; William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy)

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1993

CITV Channel 13 Edmonton (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Star Trek: The Next Generation
9:00 P.M.: ITV News at 6:00
9:30 P.M.: Murphy Brown
10:00 P.M.: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

WABI Channel 5 Bangor (CBS)
8:00 P.M.: Who’s the Boss?
8:30 P.M.: The Cosby Show
9:00 P.M.: How’d They Do That?
10:00 P.M.: In the Heat of the Night

WGN Channel 9 Chicago (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Designing Women
8:30 P.M.: The Jeffersons
9:00 P.M.: Movie: “Messenger of Death” (1988; Charles Bronson)

WSBK Channel 38 Boston (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Cheers
8:30 P.M.: Murphy Brown
9:00 P.M.: Time Trax
10:00 P.M.: Kung Fu: The Legend Continues

THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1993

CITV Channel 13 Edmonton (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Star Trek: The Next Generation
9:00 P.M.: ITV News at 6:00
9:30 P.M.: Murphy Brown
10:00 P.M.: The Simpsons
10:30 P.M.: Cheers

WABI Channel 5 Bangor (CBS)
8:00 P.M.: Who’s the Boss?
8:30 P.M.: The Cosby Show
9:00 P.M.: Top Cops
10:00 P.M.: Street Stories

WGN Channel 9 Chicago (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Designing Women
8:30 P.M.: The Jeffersons
9:00 P.M.: Major League Baseball: Chicago Cubs @ Houston Astros

WSBK Channel 38 Boston (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Cheers
8:30 P.M.: Murphy Brown
9:00 P.M.: Movie: “First Blood” (1982; Sylvester Stallone)

FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1993

CITV Channel 13 Edmonton (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Star Trek: The Next Generation
9:00 P.M.: ITV News at 6:00
9:30 P.M.: Murphy Brown
10:00 P.M.: Star Trek: The Next Generation

WABI Channel 5 Bangor (CBS)
8:00 P.M.: Who’s the Boss?
8:30 P.M.: The Cosby Show
9:00 P.M.: The Golden Palace
9:30 P.M.: Dudley
10:00 P.M.: Designing Women
10:30 P.M.: Good Advice

WGN Channel 9 Chicago (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Designing Women
8:30 P.M.: Major League Baseball: Chicago Cubs @ Cincinnati Reds

WSBK Channel 38 Boston (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Cheers
8:30 P.M.: Major League Baseball: California Angels @ Boston Red Sox

Note: WGN by this point would be either the Superstation feed (now called WGN America) or the local feed carried in the city of Chicago on Channel 9.

 

[Davros2006]

And with that posting, I now go back into the research cave to see if I can dig up any additional print TV listings from anywhere in the world. (This may take a while.)

 

[azumanga]

WGN Channel 9 Chicago (Independent)
8:00 P.M.: Runaway...
8:30 P.M.: Freight Train

While "Runaway Freight Train" would make a good special, I think the 8PM (6PM CT) program was "Runaway with the Rick and Famous"; the at 8:30PM was "It Sounded Like a Freight Train", a WGN News special about tornadoes.

Note: WGN by this point would be either the Superstation feed (now called WGN America) or the local feed carried in the city of Chicago on Channel 9.

I think this was the superstation feed, as the prime-time schedule included "The Jeffersons", which replaced one of the "local" WGN shows (either "The Golden Girls", "Cheers" or "Married with Children"). Canadians won't get the local signal again until the mid-2000s.