Retro Schedule: Detroit/Windsor Feb. 15, 1971 (UHF Stations)

[Stitch]

Once again, from TV Guide Detroit Edition: Monday, February 15, 1971

(C)-Indicates Color Program

WKBD-TV [50]

11AM ASTRO BOY
11:30 KIMBA, THE WHITE LION (C)
12:00 THE ALVIN SHOW (C)
12:30 GALLOPING GOURMET (C)
1:00 MOVIE-"Lucky to be a Woman" (1957)
3:30 CAPTAIN DETROIT (C)
4:00 THE THREE STOOGES
4:30 THE ADDAMS FAMILY
5:00 LOST IN SPACE (C)
6:00 THE FLINTSTONES (C)
6:30 THE MUNSTERS
7:00 I LOVE LUCY
7:30 STAR TREK
8:30 DAVID FROST (C)
10:00 PERRY MASON
11:00 MOVIE-"Cry Wolf" (1947)

WTVS [56]

9:15AM CLASSROOM-Education
10:00 SESAME STREET (C)
11:00 CLASSROOM
11:15 MR. ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (C)
12:05 CLASSROOM
2:00 MAGGIE-Exercise
2:30 JULIA CHILD
3:00 SPEAKING FREELY (C)
4:00 SESAME STREET (C)
5:00 MR. ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (C)
5:30 YOUR RIGHT TO SAY IT (C)
6:00 MAKING THINGS GROW
6:30 WHAT'S NEW (C)
7:00 KUKLA, FRAN, & OLLIE (C)
7:30 BLACK, BROWN, RED, YELLOW, AND...REPORT
8:00 WORLD PRESS REVIEW (C)
9:00 REALITIES-Debate (C)
10:00 TURNED ON CRISIS (C)

WXON-TV [62]

(Signed on at 5pm)

5PM BUGS BUNNY (C)
5:30 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER
6:00 OZZIE & HARRIET
6:30 MY FRIEND FLICKA (C)
7:00 MOVIE-"Diary of a High School Bride" (1959)
8:30 OZZIE & HARRIET
9:00 MOVIE-"Horrors of the Black Museum" (1959)

 

[rugrats1]

> WTVS [56]
>
> 9:15AM CLASSROOM-Education
> 10:00 SESAME STREET (C)
> 11:00 CLASSROOM
> 11:15 MR. ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (C)
> 12:05 CLASSROOM

Remember when TVG would actually list in-school programming as "Classroom", instead of merely listing it as a disclaimer on the "Channels Listed" page?

> WXON-TV [62]
>
> (Signed on at 5pm)
>
The year before, WXON would sign on at 3:30PM, with a program called "C-Sharp", which was a couple of young hosts presenting old film clips set to the lastest pop music -- practically the proto-Music Videos. Apparently, WXON opted for a later sign on, as they wanted all the kids home to watch their programming (at 3:30m the kids are either at school or in transit).

The following year (1972), WXON (now WDWB) would move to ch.20 after acquiring WJMY ch.20, which never went on the air (except for a test broadcast in 1968, consisting only of their calls and COL). Ch.62 would be re-occupied by WGPR (now the new WWJ) in 1975.