Saturday, December 28, 1991
Channels:
2—KREM (CBS)
4—KXLY (ABC)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
28—KAYU (Fox)
MORNING
5:30 am
6—Shop at Home
6:00
2—Paid Programming
28—Fox's Peter Pan & the Pirates
6:15
4—Sunday School of the Air
6:30
2—K-TV
4—Inspector Gadget
28—Fox's Peter Pan & the Pirates
7:00
2—Bucky O'Hare and the Toad Wars
4—Darkwing Duck
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
This 10-part satellite view of Earth opens with the forces changing the planet's life support system.
28—Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
7:30
2—Captain Planet and the Planeteers
4—Beetlejuice
6—To be announced.
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
New technology provide insight into the demand populations place on Earth's resources.
28—Bobby's World
8:00
2—Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
4—Slimer! and the Real Ghostbusters
6—Home and Garden
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
Satellite monitoring of volcanoes and other seismic activity.
28—Tom and Jerry Kids
8:30
4—The Pirates of Dark Water
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
Inequities in the distribution of natural resources.
28—Taz-Mania
9:00
2—Garfield and Friends
4—NFL Pregame
6—Wish Kid
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
A reserve in the Karakum Desert whose trainees learn desert management.
28—Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures
9:30
4—NFL Football
AFC Wild Card Playoff: Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Raiders, from the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. [Live]
6—Chip and Pepper's Cartoon Madness
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
How the North Sea appears from space; slime on Adriatic beaches; Japanese high-tech fishing.
28—Little Shop
10:00
2—Back to the Future
6—Saved by the Bell
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
U.S. Corps of Engineers/ management of the Mississippi River; drying of the Aral Sea.
28—GamePro TV
10:30
2—Women's College Basketball
Big Ten/SEC Challenge: Penn State Lady Lions vs. Tennessee Lady Volunteers, from Thompson–Boling Arena in Knoxville, Tennessee. [Live]
6—Saved by the Bell
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
Whole tree harvesting in New Hampshire's White Mountains; aborigines in the Australian rain forest.
28—Seahawks Insider
11:00
6—ProStars
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
Comparative land studies in France; the cultural importance of food in Samoa; desertification in Kenya.
28—American Gladiators
11:30
6—Space Cats
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
Rediscovering an ancient South American Indian agricultural system; India's monsoons.
AFTERNOON
12 pm
6—NBA Inside Stuff
7—North Idaho College Public Forum
28—WWF Superstars of Wrestling
12:30
2—Women's College Basketball
Big Ten/SEC Challenge: Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Vanderbilt Commodores, from Thompson–Boling Arena in Knoxville, Tennessee. [Live]
6—Candid Camera
7—The Victory Garden
The Royal Botanical Garden in Melbourne, Australia.
1:00
4—NFL Football
NFC Wild Card Playoff: Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints, from the Louisiana Superdome. [Live]
6—Jammin '91
A countdown of the year's 30 hottest music videos. Artists include Michael Jackson and Clint Black. Guest interviews include Karyn White and L.L. Cool J. Hosted by Byron Allen.
7—Cooking with Kurma
Preparing vegetarian soups, including a yellow pea recipe.
28—MOVIE: Branded
(1950) Alan Ladd, Mona Freeman. A scoundrel poses as the long-lost child of a wealthy rancher to gain access to the family fortune.
1:30
7—Home Front
The effect of home improvements on resale value; money's impact on relationships.
2:00
7—The Inspiration of Painting
Jerry Yarnell opens season five blocking in a mountain scene and adding initial highlights.
2:30
7—The Joy of Painting
A large old tree stands beside a trickling stream. (Repeat)
3:00
2—First Look
[Time approximate after basketball]
6—MOVIE: The Sign of Zorro
(1959) Guy Williams, Henry Calvin. In 1820 California, a masked avenger battles a corrupt commandante by night while masquerading as an aristocratic top by day.
7—Computer Chronicles
New software applications designed for Windows, including accessories and the visual Basic programming system.
28—MOVIE: Howard the Duck
(1986) Lea Thompson, Jeffrey Jones. George Lucas' big-budget adaptation about an extraterrestrial duck who's mistakenly brought to Cleveland by an experimental laser beam. Based on the Marvel comic-book character.
3:30
2—Paid Programming
7—MotorWeek
The 1992 Chevy Cavalier and full-size Ford Econoline van; Yamaha's FZR600 sports bike; a Mack truck.
4:00
2—Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
Princess Stephanie in Acapulco, Mexico; actor Lorenzo Lamas at home; actor-comic Sinbad; the NFL's Jim Kelly. (Repeat) (Robin Leach)
4—Fishing the West
[Time approximate after football]
7—Provincetown, U.S.A.
A visit to the small seaside town at the tip of Cape Cod.
4:30
4—Siskel & Ebert
5:00
2—Roggin's Heroes
A mean party animal; stumbling rescue by dad; baffled bovine; the secret to life. (Repeat)
4—Star Trek
"The City on the Edge of Forever." Harlan Ellison wrote this classic episode in which McCoy, delirious from the accidental ingestion of an experimental drug, leaps through a time portal to 1930s New York City with Kirk and Spock in pursuit, where their actions could affect the course of history. Edith: Joan Collins. Voice of the Guardian of Forever: Bartell LaRue. Scott: James Doohan. Uhura: Nichelle Nichols. McCoy: DeForest Kelley.
6—DMC Zone
7—The Adventures of Robin Hood
Robin meets the new Sheriff of Nottingham.
28—On Scene: Emergency Response
Two separate shootings in South Central Los Angeles; an almost comatose drunk driver; a drunk driving incident with a fatality. (Repeat)
5:30
2—The New WKRP in Cincinnati
"The Cincinnati Kids." Deejay Mona Loveland (Tawny Kitaen) is slated to compete on the WKRP poker team—but it's just not in the cards. Mr. Carlson: Gordon Jump. Herb: Frank Bonner. Donovan Aderhold: Mykelti Williamson. (Repeat)
6—NBC Nightly News
28—Missing/Reward
Two brothers seek music memorabilia; a Catskill, New York treasure hunt; prospectors murdered in Nevada. (Repeat)
EVENING
6:00
2—College Football
Blockbuster Bowl: Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Colorado Buffaloes, from Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami. Alabama (10-1) finished second in the Southeastern Conference; Colorado (8-2-1) matched that standing in the Big Eight. [Live]
4—KXLY News 4
6—Q6 News
7—MOVIE: Bananas
(1991) Woody Allen, Louise Lasser. A bored New Yorker's search for adventure leads to Latin America, where he inadvertently becomes the leader of a political revolution.
28—Cops
New Jersey officers befriend an intoxicated man and examine a cache of abandoned candy. (Repeat)
6:30
4—To be announced.
6—Emergency Call
Dangerous storage tanks in New Orleans; a heroin-addicted mother and baby; gunshot wounds; a baby maimed. (Repeat)
28—Cops
Kansas City, Missouri, officers serve a warrant; a search fo a dog; a capture of a burglary suspect. (Repeat)
7:00
4—Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Disaster." While hosting the winners of a primary-school science contest, the Enterprise is completely disabled by a rare natural phenomenon, leaving Troi (Marina Sirtis) in command on the bridge. Marissa: Erika Flores. Jay Gordon: John Christian Graas. Patterson: Max Supera. (Repeat)
6—Star Search
(Ed McMahon)
28—Roc
"He's Gotta Have It." Joey (Rocky Carroll) and Eleanor's co-worker almost hit each other before hitting it off, but they're a couple with only one thing in common—or two, if you count fighting. Nadine: Oliva Brown. Eleanor: Ella Joyce. (Repeat)
7:25
7—MOVIE: Sleeper
(1973) Woody Allen, Diane Keaton. After a 200-year sleep, a former health-food store proprietor awakens in a future police state and becomes involved in a plot to kidnap the nose of a dictator.
7:30
28—Get a Life
"Meat Locker 2000." Icy feelings thaw when Chris and Sharon get trapped in her meat locker. Robin Riker, Chris Elliott, Drew Pillsbury. (Repeat)
8:00
4—Sinbad & Friends
Comics Kim Coles, John Witherspoon, Richard Trask, Laura Hayes and A.J. Jamal join Sinbad for his first prime-time network comedy special.
6—The Golden Girls
"The Case of the Libertine Belle." On a murder-mystery weekend, Dorothy takes a stab at solving the real thing when a guest is knifed. Marlowe: Todd Susman. Kendall: Richard Roat. Posey: Claudette Sutherland. Dorothy: Beatrice Arthur. (Repeat)
28—College Basketball
Shootout Spokane, Championship Game: Yale Bulldogs at Gonzaga Bulldogs, from the Charlotte Y. Martin Centre in Spokane. [Live]
8:30
6—The Golden Girls
"That's for Me to Know." Blanche is ordered to bring the house up to code, while Dorothy orders Sophia to identify the strange man in her bridal picture. Don: Richard Stahl. Blanche: Rue McClanahan. Dorothy: Beatrice Arthur. Sophia: Estelle Getty. (Repeat)
8:55
7—MOVIE: Manhattan
(1979) Woody Allen, Mariel Hemingway. An insecure New York comedy writer breaks up with his teenage girlfriend to date an outspoken journalist who recently had an affair with his best friend.
9:00
2—P.S. I Luv U
"No Thanks for the Memories." Dani (Connie Sellecca) believes she's a dutiful housewife after she loses her memory in an accident involving a hit man (Tim Dunigan) who's after a stolen computer microchip. Sanford: Mark Thomas Miller. Collier: John Furey. Rachel: Diana Barton. (Repeat)
[Time approximate after football]
4—The Young Riders
"A Tiger's Tale." Cody and Noah bite of more than they can chew trying to deliver a tiger to St. Joseph while protecting nuns and a novitiate they meet en route. Sister Katherine: Claudette Nevins. Elizabeth: Georgia Emelin. Tuck: Jim Cody Williams. Manny: Bing Blenman.
6—Empty Nest
"Her Cheatin' Heart." With Nick away at a ballgame, Laverne, feeling her marriage is in a slump, considers a designated hitter (Robin Thomas). Tom: Jesse Dabson. Sam: John Towey. Laverne: Park Overall. (Repeat)
9:30
6—Nurses
"Mother, Jugs, and Zach." Sandy must care for her ex-husband's fiancee; Greg offers to help after Annie's son is in a school fight. Stephanie Hodge. Annie: Arnetia Walker. Lisa: Jeri Ryan. Dr. Weston: Richard Mulligan. (Repeat)
10:00
2—Best of National Geographic
Mysteries and critical new discoveries about the human mind are discovered.
4—The Commish
"In the Best of Families." A lawyer's son becomes an apparent suicide while in police custody; Tony deals with convenience-store robbers and a jumper. William Sturdivant: Robin Gammel. Briggs: John Cassini. Bobby Sturdivant: Roark Critchlow. Mayor Hinton: Linda Darlow. (Repeat)
6—Sisters
"One to Grow On." Georgie doesn't want her sick son's birthday party turned into a circus; Teddy clowns around after a rejection by Cat, but she's on a high wire with booze. Evan: Dustin Berkovitz. Owen Glendower: Alan Mandell. Rondan: Michael Yama. Georgie: Patricia Kalember. (Repeat)
28—Street Justice
"The Group." Beaudreaux meets a troubled Vietnam vet (Julian Christopher) at a support-group meeting—and learns that he might be linked to a series of murders. Kelsey: Janne Mortil. Willis: Blu Mankuma. Spector: Tamsin Kelsey. Beaudreaux: Carl Weathers. (Repeat)
[Time approximate after basketball]
10:30
7—MOVIE: A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy
(1982) Woody Allen, Mia Farrow. The summer heat and country air provoke a series of humorous romantic encounters among three couples spending a weekend at an inventor's rural retreat.
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—KREM 2 News
4—KXLY News 4
6—Q6 News
28—Comic Strip Live
11:30
2—MOVIE: Star Trek: The Motion Picture
(1979) William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy. Admiral Kirk reassembles the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise and sets off the find the vessel responsible for the destruction of Federation starships.
4—Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Silicon Avatar." The Enterprise comes in contact with a destructive entity that Picard (Patrick Stewart) believes should be communicated with—but a scientist (Ellen Geer) studying it has different plans. Carmen: Susan Diol. Data: Brent Spiner. Worf: Michael Dorn. Dr. Crusher: Gates McFadden. (Repeat)
6—Saturday Night Live
From 1986: Host: William Shatner. Musical guest: Lone Justice. (Repeat)
12 am
28—Pump It Up!
12:05
7—The Prisoner
"Fall Out." The Prisoner is told he has vindicated the right of the individual and is finally free.
12:30
4—Paid Programming
1:00
4—All News Night
6—Q6 News
28—Friday the 13th: The Series
"The Baron's Bride." Micki and Ryan travel back to 19th-century London to pursue a vampire after they sink their teeth into a case involving a mysterious cape. Frank Edwards: Alan Tom McCamus. Abraham: Kevin Bundy. Micki: Robey. Ryan: John LeMay. Caitlin: Susannah Hoffman.
1:30
2—The New WKRP in Cincinnati
6—To be announced.
2:00
4—All News A.M.
6—NBC Nightside
28—MOVIE: Retik, the Moon Menace
(1952) George Wallace, Aline Towne. Commando Cody battles moon men who are threatening Earth in this feature-length version of the "Radar Men from the Moon" serial.
Channels:
2—KREM (CBS)
4—KXLY (ABC)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
28—KAYU (Fox)
MORNING
5:30 am
6—Shop at Home
6:00
2—Paid Programming
28—Fox's Peter Pan & the Pirates
6:15
4—Sunday School of the Air
6:30
2—K-TV
4—Inspector Gadget
28—Fox's Peter Pan & the Pirates
7:00
2—Bucky O'Hare and the Toad Wars
4—Darkwing Duck
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
This 10-part satellite view of Earth opens with the forces changing the planet's life support system.
28—Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
7:30
2—Captain Planet and the Planeteers
4—Beetlejuice
6—To be announced.
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
New technology provide insight into the demand populations place on Earth's resources.
28—Bobby's World
8:00
2—Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
4—Slimer! and the Real Ghostbusters
6—Home and Garden
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
Satellite monitoring of volcanoes and other seismic activity.
28—Tom and Jerry Kids
8:30
4—The Pirates of Dark Water
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
Inequities in the distribution of natural resources.
28—Taz-Mania
9:00
2—Garfield and Friends
4—NFL Pregame
6—Wish Kid
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
A reserve in the Karakum Desert whose trainees learn desert management.
28—Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures
9:30
4—NFL Football
AFC Wild Card Playoff: Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Raiders, from the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. [Live]
6—Chip and Pepper's Cartoon Madness
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
How the North Sea appears from space; slime on Adriatic beaches; Japanese high-tech fishing.
28—Little Shop
10:00
2—Back to the Future
6—Saved by the Bell
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
U.S. Corps of Engineers/ management of the Mississippi River; drying of the Aral Sea.
28—GamePro TV
10:30
2—Women's College Basketball
Big Ten/SEC Challenge: Penn State Lady Lions vs. Tennessee Lady Volunteers, from Thompson–Boling Arena in Knoxville, Tennessee. [Live]
6—Saved by the Bell
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
Whole tree harvesting in New Hampshire's White Mountains; aborigines in the Australian rain forest.
28—Seahawks Insider
11:00
6—ProStars
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
Comparative land studies in France; the cultural importance of food in Samoa; desertification in Kenya.
28—American Gladiators
11:30
6—Space Cats
7—Spaceship Earth: A Global Geography
Rediscovering an ancient South American Indian agricultural system; India's monsoons.
AFTERNOON
12 pm
6—NBA Inside Stuff
7—North Idaho College Public Forum
28—WWF Superstars of Wrestling
12:30
2—Women's College Basketball
Big Ten/SEC Challenge: Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Vanderbilt Commodores, from Thompson–Boling Arena in Knoxville, Tennessee. [Live]
6—Candid Camera
7—The Victory Garden
The Royal Botanical Garden in Melbourne, Australia.
1:00
4—NFL Football
NFC Wild Card Playoff: Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints, from the Louisiana Superdome. [Live]
6—Jammin '91
A countdown of the year's 30 hottest music videos. Artists include Michael Jackson and Clint Black. Guest interviews include Karyn White and L.L. Cool J. Hosted by Byron Allen.
7—Cooking with Kurma
Preparing vegetarian soups, including a yellow pea recipe.
28—MOVIE: Branded
(1950) Alan Ladd, Mona Freeman. A scoundrel poses as the long-lost child of a wealthy rancher to gain access to the family fortune.
1:30
7—Home Front
The effect of home improvements on resale value; money's impact on relationships.
2:00
7—The Inspiration of Painting
Jerry Yarnell opens season five blocking in a mountain scene and adding initial highlights.
2:30
7—The Joy of Painting
A large old tree stands beside a trickling stream. (Repeat)
3:00
2—First Look
[Time approximate after basketball]
6—MOVIE: The Sign of Zorro
(1959) Guy Williams, Henry Calvin. In 1820 California, a masked avenger battles a corrupt commandante by night while masquerading as an aristocratic top by day.
7—Computer Chronicles
New software applications designed for Windows, including accessories and the visual Basic programming system.
28—MOVIE: Howard the Duck
(1986) Lea Thompson, Jeffrey Jones. George Lucas' big-budget adaptation about an extraterrestrial duck who's mistakenly brought to Cleveland by an experimental laser beam. Based on the Marvel comic-book character.
3:30
2—Paid Programming
7—MotorWeek
The 1992 Chevy Cavalier and full-size Ford Econoline van; Yamaha's FZR600 sports bike; a Mack truck.
4:00
2—Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
Princess Stephanie in Acapulco, Mexico; actor Lorenzo Lamas at home; actor-comic Sinbad; the NFL's Jim Kelly. (Repeat) (Robin Leach)
4—Fishing the West
[Time approximate after football]
7—Provincetown, U.S.A.
A visit to the small seaside town at the tip of Cape Cod.
4:30
4—Siskel & Ebert
5:00
2—Roggin's Heroes
A mean party animal; stumbling rescue by dad; baffled bovine; the secret to life. (Repeat)
4—Star Trek
"The City on the Edge of Forever." Harlan Ellison wrote this classic episode in which McCoy, delirious from the accidental ingestion of an experimental drug, leaps through a time portal to 1930s New York City with Kirk and Spock in pursuit, where their actions could affect the course of history. Edith: Joan Collins. Voice of the Guardian of Forever: Bartell LaRue. Scott: James Doohan. Uhura: Nichelle Nichols. McCoy: DeForest Kelley.
6—DMC Zone
7—The Adventures of Robin Hood
Robin meets the new Sheriff of Nottingham.
28—On Scene: Emergency Response
Two separate shootings in South Central Los Angeles; an almost comatose drunk driver; a drunk driving incident with a fatality. (Repeat)
5:30
2—The New WKRP in Cincinnati
"The Cincinnati Kids." Deejay Mona Loveland (Tawny Kitaen) is slated to compete on the WKRP poker team—but it's just not in the cards. Mr. Carlson: Gordon Jump. Herb: Frank Bonner. Donovan Aderhold: Mykelti Williamson. (Repeat)
6—NBC Nightly News
28—Missing/Reward
Two brothers seek music memorabilia; a Catskill, New York treasure hunt; prospectors murdered in Nevada. (Repeat)
EVENING
6:00
2—College Football
Blockbuster Bowl: Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Colorado Buffaloes, from Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami. Alabama (10-1) finished second in the Southeastern Conference; Colorado (8-2-1) matched that standing in the Big Eight. [Live]
4—KXLY News 4
6—Q6 News
7—MOVIE: Bananas
(1991) Woody Allen, Louise Lasser. A bored New Yorker's search for adventure leads to Latin America, where he inadvertently becomes the leader of a political revolution.
28—Cops
New Jersey officers befriend an intoxicated man and examine a cache of abandoned candy. (Repeat)
6:30
4—To be announced.
6—Emergency Call
Dangerous storage tanks in New Orleans; a heroin-addicted mother and baby; gunshot wounds; a baby maimed. (Repeat)
28—Cops
Kansas City, Missouri, officers serve a warrant; a search fo a dog; a capture of a burglary suspect. (Repeat)
7:00
4—Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Disaster." While hosting the winners of a primary-school science contest, the Enterprise is completely disabled by a rare natural phenomenon, leaving Troi (Marina Sirtis) in command on the bridge. Marissa: Erika Flores. Jay Gordon: John Christian Graas. Patterson: Max Supera. (Repeat)
6—Star Search
(Ed McMahon)
28—Roc
"He's Gotta Have It." Joey (Rocky Carroll) and Eleanor's co-worker almost hit each other before hitting it off, but they're a couple with only one thing in common—or two, if you count fighting. Nadine: Oliva Brown. Eleanor: Ella Joyce. (Repeat)
7:25
7—MOVIE: Sleeper
(1973) Woody Allen, Diane Keaton. After a 200-year sleep, a former health-food store proprietor awakens in a future police state and becomes involved in a plot to kidnap the nose of a dictator.
7:30
28—Get a Life
"Meat Locker 2000." Icy feelings thaw when Chris and Sharon get trapped in her meat locker. Robin Riker, Chris Elliott, Drew Pillsbury. (Repeat)
8:00
4—Sinbad & Friends
Comics Kim Coles, John Witherspoon, Richard Trask, Laura Hayes and A.J. Jamal join Sinbad for his first prime-time network comedy special.
6—The Golden Girls
"The Case of the Libertine Belle." On a murder-mystery weekend, Dorothy takes a stab at solving the real thing when a guest is knifed. Marlowe: Todd Susman. Kendall: Richard Roat. Posey: Claudette Sutherland. Dorothy: Beatrice Arthur. (Repeat)
28—College Basketball
Shootout Spokane, Championship Game: Yale Bulldogs at Gonzaga Bulldogs, from the Charlotte Y. Martin Centre in Spokane. [Live]
8:30
6—The Golden Girls
"That's for Me to Know." Blanche is ordered to bring the house up to code, while Dorothy orders Sophia to identify the strange man in her bridal picture. Don: Richard Stahl. Blanche: Rue McClanahan. Dorothy: Beatrice Arthur. Sophia: Estelle Getty. (Repeat)
8:55
7—MOVIE: Manhattan
(1979) Woody Allen, Mariel Hemingway. An insecure New York comedy writer breaks up with his teenage girlfriend to date an outspoken journalist who recently had an affair with his best friend.
9:00
2—P.S. I Luv U
"No Thanks for the Memories." Dani (Connie Sellecca) believes she's a dutiful housewife after she loses her memory in an accident involving a hit man (Tim Dunigan) who's after a stolen computer microchip. Sanford: Mark Thomas Miller. Collier: John Furey. Rachel: Diana Barton. (Repeat)
[Time approximate after football]
4—The Young Riders
"A Tiger's Tale." Cody and Noah bite of more than they can chew trying to deliver a tiger to St. Joseph while protecting nuns and a novitiate they meet en route. Sister Katherine: Claudette Nevins. Elizabeth: Georgia Emelin. Tuck: Jim Cody Williams. Manny: Bing Blenman.
6—Empty Nest
"Her Cheatin' Heart." With Nick away at a ballgame, Laverne, feeling her marriage is in a slump, considers a designated hitter (Robin Thomas). Tom: Jesse Dabson. Sam: John Towey. Laverne: Park Overall. (Repeat)
9:30
6—Nurses
"Mother, Jugs, and Zach." Sandy must care for her ex-husband's fiancee; Greg offers to help after Annie's son is in a school fight. Stephanie Hodge. Annie: Arnetia Walker. Lisa: Jeri Ryan. Dr. Weston: Richard Mulligan. (Repeat)
10:00
2—Best of National Geographic
Mysteries and critical new discoveries about the human mind are discovered.
4—The Commish
"In the Best of Families." A lawyer's son becomes an apparent suicide while in police custody; Tony deals with convenience-store robbers and a jumper. William Sturdivant: Robin Gammel. Briggs: John Cassini. Bobby Sturdivant: Roark Critchlow. Mayor Hinton: Linda Darlow. (Repeat)
6—Sisters
"One to Grow On." Georgie doesn't want her sick son's birthday party turned into a circus; Teddy clowns around after a rejection by Cat, but she's on a high wire with booze. Evan: Dustin Berkovitz. Owen Glendower: Alan Mandell. Rondan: Michael Yama. Georgie: Patricia Kalember. (Repeat)
28—Street Justice
"The Group." Beaudreaux meets a troubled Vietnam vet (Julian Christopher) at a support-group meeting—and learns that he might be linked to a series of murders. Kelsey: Janne Mortil. Willis: Blu Mankuma. Spector: Tamsin Kelsey. Beaudreaux: Carl Weathers. (Repeat)
[Time approximate after basketball]
10:30
7—MOVIE: A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy
(1982) Woody Allen, Mia Farrow. The summer heat and country air provoke a series of humorous romantic encounters among three couples spending a weekend at an inventor's rural retreat.
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—KREM 2 News
4—KXLY News 4
6—Q6 News
28—Comic Strip Live
11:30
2—MOVIE: Star Trek: The Motion Picture
(1979) William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy. Admiral Kirk reassembles the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise and sets off the find the vessel responsible for the destruction of Federation starships.
4—Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Silicon Avatar." The Enterprise comes in contact with a destructive entity that Picard (Patrick Stewart) believes should be communicated with—but a scientist (Ellen Geer) studying it has different plans. Carmen: Susan Diol. Data: Brent Spiner. Worf: Michael Dorn. Dr. Crusher: Gates McFadden. (Repeat)
6—Saturday Night Live
From 1986: Host: William Shatner. Musical guest: Lone Justice. (Repeat)
12 am
28—Pump It Up!
12:05
7—The Prisoner
"Fall Out." The Prisoner is told he has vindicated the right of the individual and is finally free.
12:30
4—Paid Programming
1:00
4—All News Night
6—Q6 News
28—Friday the 13th: The Series
"The Baron's Bride." Micki and Ryan travel back to 19th-century London to pursue a vampire after they sink their teeth into a case involving a mysterious cape. Frank Edwards: Alan Tom McCamus. Abraham: Kevin Bundy. Micki: Robey. Ryan: John LeMay. Caitlin: Susannah Hoffman.
1:30
2—The New WKRP in Cincinnati
6—To be announced.
2:00
4—All News A.M.
6—NBC Nightside
28—MOVIE: Retik, the Moon Menace
(1952) George Wallace, Aline Towne. Commando Cody battles moon men who are threatening Earth in this feature-length version of the "Radar Men from the Moon" serial.