Saturday, June 18, 1983
Channels:
2—KREM (CBS)
4—KXLY (ABC)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
28—KAYU (Independent)
MORNING
6 am
2—Northwest Gallery
6—F Troop
6:30
2—The Six Million Dollar Man
4—The New Zoo Revue
6—Big Blue Marble
6:45
4—Sunday School of the Air
7:00
4—Kids Korner
6—The Flintstone Funnies
28—The Joy of Gardening
7:30
2—Bugs Bunny and Friends
4—The Pac-Man/Little Rascals/Richie Rich Show
6—Shirt Tales
8:00
2—Meatballs & Spaghetti
6—The Smurfs
7—Northwest Outdoors
28—From the Editor's Desk
8:30
2—The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour
4—Pac-Man
7—Market to Market
28—The Wall Street Journal Report
9:00
4—The Scooby & Scrappy-Doo/Puppy Hour
7—MOVIE: Tom Brown's School Days ★★★
(1940) Cedric Hardwicke, Jimmy Lydon . Dr. Thomas Arnold spares the rod to mold Tom and his rowdy peers at the British boys school Rugby.
28—Greatest Sports Legends
9:30
2—The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour
6—The Gary Coleman Show
28—MOVIE: Million Dollar Legs ★★
(1932) W.C. Fields, Jack Oakie. A small country decides to enter the Olympic Games to raise money for their soon to be bankrupt home.
10:00
2—The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour
4—The Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz Hour
6—Major League Baseball
Regional coverage: California Angels at Toronto Blue Jays or Oakland Athletics at Chicago White Sox. [Live]
10:30
7—Hobby Shop
11:00
2—Gilligan's Planet
4—ABC Weekend Special
"Miss Switch to the Rescue." Animated. Two young children are transported to the 17th century, where they confront witches and warlocks. Part 1 of two. Voices: Janet Waldo, Eric Taslitz, Nancy McKeon, Hans Conried, June Foray. (Repeat)
7—Square Foot Gardening
28—Auto Racing
Van Scoy 500, from Long Pond, Pennsylvania. [Taped]
11:30
2—Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
4—PGA Golf
U.S. Open, third round, from the Oakmont, Pennsylvania Country Club. [Live]
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—Entertainment This Week
Featured: Jean Stapleton; James Darren; Peter Falk; Dinah Shore; stars and their art.
7—MotorWeek
28—Rawhide
12:30
7—Needlepoint... Like This
1:00
2—MOVIE: Judge Hardy and Son ★★
(1939) Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone. The judge guides Andy through problems with girls, money and an essay contest.
6—Major League Baseball
Regional coverage: Cincinnati Reds at Los Angeles Dodgers or Atlanta Braves at San Francisco Giants. [Live]
7—The Magic of Oil Painting
"Redwood Grove."
28—Bonanza
"Dead and Gone." Adam tries to reform Howard Mead, a wandering troubadour with a penchant for stealing. Hilda: Susanne Cramer. Johann: Steve Inhat. Ben: Lorne Greene. Hoss: Dan Blocker.
1:30
7—The Magic of Animal Painting
2:00
7—Under Sail
Robbie Doyle focuses on the theory, practice, care and handling of spinnakers as he takes two students out in a large boat.
28—MOVIE: Jubilee Trail ★★
(1954) Vera Ralston, Pat O'Brien. A pregnant widow ventures West in search of a new life.
2:30
7—Everyday Cooking with Jacques Pepin
Jacques demonstrates every step in making chicken liver pate.
3:00
2—CBS Sports Saturday
Scheduled: Howard Davis/Greg Coverson 10-round lightweight bout (from Atlantic City, New Jersey); U.S. Men's Gymnastic Championships (from Chicago, Illinois).
7—Matinee at the Bijou
Featured: "The Last Mile" (1932), a death-row drama starring Preston Foster; a cartoon; and chapter 4 of "The Phantom Empire" (1935). (Repeat)
3:30
4—American Bandstand—Dick Clark
4:00
6—Outdoor Life
28—The Twilight Zone
"The Howling Man." Shrieks echoing through a monastery lead a guest (H.M. Wynant) to a prisoner, who monks claim is the devil. Brother Jerome: John Carradine. Prisoner: Robin Hughes. Housekeeper: Ezelle Poule. Brother Christophorus: Frederic Ledebur.
4:30
6—Fishing the Northwest
6—Nashville Music
Guests: Sonny James; Connie Cato; Michael Murphy.
7—Computer Programme
"In Control." A look at the world of microprocessors used to control and run everyday machines.
28—The Twilight Zone
"Eye of the Beholder." With her head bandaged, Janet Tyler wonders if doctors have succeeded in fixing her face. Doctor: William D. Gordon. Janet's Nurse: Jennifer Howard. Smith: Edson Stroll. Leader: George Keymas. Host: Rod Serling.
5:00
2—Wanted: Dead or Alive
4—Every Two Seconds
"Why You'll Be a Victim of Crime" presents the problem, the experts and some of the answers to the root causes of violent crime in America.
6—Hee Haw
Boxcar Willie, Ronnie Prophet, Penny DeHaven, Cotton Ivy. Music includes "Bad News" (Willie); "Bayou Lullaby" (Penny); "Drifter's Polka" (Roy Clark).
7—Fishing
28—Alfred Hitchcock Presents
"A Man Greatly Beloved." A preacher's daughter turns sleuth to find out why an elderly newcomer refuses to allow his garden to be used for a church bazaar. Hildegarde: Evelyn Rudie. Anderson: Cedric Hardwicke.
5:30
2—Major League Baseball
Seattle Mariners at Kansas City Royals, from Royals Stadium in Kansas City. [Live]
7—Last Chance Garage
Brad Sears continues his survey of cold and foul weather accessories and discusses automobile rust proofing.
28—Alfred Hitchcock Presents
"One More Mile to Go." Sam Jacoby (David Wayne) is understandably upset when a state trooper stops his car: Mrs. Jacoby's body is in the trunk. Trooper: Steve Brodie. Martha: Louise Larabee. Attendant: Norman Leavitt.
EVENING
6:00
6—MOVIE: I'm All Right, Jack ★★★
(1960) Ian Carmichael, Peter Sellers. In trying to do a good job for his uncle in a factory, a well-meaning bumbler actually upsets the crooked scheme his uncle has so carefully planned.
7—Supersoccer
28—MOVIE: Stanley and Livingstone ★★★
(1939) Spencer Tracy, Richard Greene. An English reporter discovers a missionary believed to be dead alive and living in Africa.
6:30
4—KXLY News 4
7:00
4—Solid Gold
Hosts: Rex Smith, Marilyn McCoo. Guests: Michael Sembello, Dolly Parton, Sergio Mendes, Patrick Simmons, Bow Wow Wow, The Whispers.
7—Austin City Limits
Taking pride in his work, Charley Pride serves up a medley of his gold and silver hits; Razzy Bailey uses an easy-rolling two-step tempo to create a soulful country sound.
8:00
2—Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
"A Ring for Hannah." Rescuers work feverishly when Evan, Ford, Guthrie and a young neighbor are trapped in a cave that could completely collapse at any moment. Guthrie: River Phoenix. Daniel: Roger Wilson. Evan: Tim Topper.. Jenny Barrett: Louanne. (Repeat)
4—T.J. Hooker
"Sweet Sixteen and Dead." An enraged Hooker becomes determined to catch the mobster heading a prostitution racket that caused the death of a teenager. William Shatner. Star: Toni Hudson. Pearl: Paul Kent. Irene: Sharon Farrell. (Repeat)
6—Diff'rent Strokes
"A Growing Problem." Drummond's rules on drinking drive Willis to move in with a friend, where he receives a sobering lesson about adult responsibilities. Drummond: Conrad Bain. Jerry: Lawrence Monoson. (Repeat)
7—All Creatures Great and Small
"Matters of Life and Death." James gets a taste of how the upper crust lives when he visits Lord Hulton. James: Christopher Timothy. Tristan: Peter Davison. Siegfried: Robert Hardy. Helen: Carol Drinkwater. Mrs. Hall: Carol Hignett.
28—MOVIE: Permission to Kill ★★★
(1975) Dick Bogarde, Ava Gardner. A Western spy attempts to stymie an exiled leader's plan to return to his homeland and rally his people to oust the new dictator.
8:30
6—Silver Spoons
"Twelve Angry Kids." A fight with a classmate lands Ricky in schoolroom court, but his opponent's father hopes to get a fat damage settlement from Edward in real court. Ox: John P. Navin Jr. Edward: Joel Higgins. (Repeat)
9:00
2—The CBS Saturday Night Movie: Love and Bullets ★★
(1979) Charles Bronson, Rod Steiger. The FBI asks a detective to travel to Switzerland and track down the mistress of an important underworld figure. (Repeat)
4—The Love Boat
"First Impressions; Love Finds Florence Nightingale; Paroled to Love." Two publicists (Debbie Reynolds, Marilyn Michaels) perform on a celebrity cabaret cruise that finds an incognito actress (Carole Cook) falling in love and a lawyer (Vicki Lawrence) smitten with a former client (Richard Kline). (Repeat)
6—Quincy, M.E.
"Across the Line." Quincy agrees to help a cop (Jack Kehoe) who's under investigation for the death of a hostage during a stakeout. Tournier: Lonny Chapman. Mrs. Taggart: Maria O'Brien. Bittles: Spencer Milligan. Jackson: Ron Pinkard. (Repeat)
7—MOVIE: Secret Agent) ★★
(1936) John Gielgud, Madeleine Carroll. Two spies pair off as man and wife in order to track down an enemy agent.
10:00
4—Fantasy Island
"Naughty Marietta/The Winning Ticket." A mother wants her daughter to become an actress; a deceased man's Irish Sweepstakes winnings are to go to his best friend, and Tattoo is assigned to determine who that is. Jayne Meadows, Hope Lange, Dorothy Hamill, Herve Villechaize. Roarke: Ricardo Montalban. (Repeat)
6—Monitor
Steve Delaney examines the impact of the practice of organ transplants and what effect it has on those involved; Lloyd Dobyns reports on the business side of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus; Rebecca Sobel talks about the complex ramifications of a British documentary on cowboys and cigarette smoking.
28—MOVIE: The Fly ★★★
(1958) Vincent Price, David Hedison. An experiment results in the transmutation of a fly and a man.
10:30
7—Soundstage
Country artist Don Williams performs in concert. Selections include "Amanda," "I Believe in You" and "Tulsa Time."
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—KREM 2 News
4—KXLY News 4
6—Q-6 News
11:15
2—MOVIE: I Saw What You Did ★★
(1965) Joan Crawford, John Ireland. When two teenage girls alone for the weekend play an innocent telephone prank, little dow they know that the party the've reached is a killer who wants to repay the surprise.
11:30
4—MOVIE: Nightmare in Wax ★
(1969) Cameron Mitchell, Anne Helm. An actor badly disfigured by burning wax seeks revenge against his enemies by opening a waxworks exhibit.
6—NBC News Special
Coverage of Pope John Paul II's visit to Poland.
11:40
6—The Benny Hill Show
Benny is the subject of a "This Is Your Life" segment.
12 am
28—An Evening at the Improv
Comics: Ron Liebman (host), Mark Miller, Franklyn Ajaye, Jeff Altman and Bruce Bell. Musical guest: Freddy Fender.
1:00
28—Music Magazine
1:10
6—MOVIE: Gilda Live ★★★
(1980) Gilda Radner, Don Novello. Gilda Radner reprises many "Saturday Night Live" characters in a filmed record of her one-woman Broadway show, which also features Father Guido Sarducci. (Repeat)
1:15
4—ABC News
1:30
4—The Best of Midnight Special
6—America's Top Ten
Channels:
2—KREM (CBS)
4—KXLY (ABC)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
28—KAYU (Independent)
MORNING
6 am
2—Northwest Gallery
6—F Troop
6:30
2—The Six Million Dollar Man
4—The New Zoo Revue
6—Big Blue Marble
6:45
4—Sunday School of the Air
7:00
4—Kids Korner
6—The Flintstone Funnies
28—The Joy of Gardening
7:30
2—Bugs Bunny and Friends
4—The Pac-Man/Little Rascals/Richie Rich Show
6—Shirt Tales
8:00
2—Meatballs & Spaghetti
6—The Smurfs
7—Northwest Outdoors
28—From the Editor's Desk
8:30
2—The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour
4—Pac-Man
7—Market to Market
28—The Wall Street Journal Report
9:00
4—The Scooby & Scrappy-Doo/Puppy Hour
7—MOVIE: Tom Brown's School Days ★★★
(1940) Cedric Hardwicke, Jimmy Lydon . Dr. Thomas Arnold spares the rod to mold Tom and his rowdy peers at the British boys school Rugby.
28—Greatest Sports Legends
9:30
2—The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour
6—The Gary Coleman Show
28—MOVIE: Million Dollar Legs ★★
(1932) W.C. Fields, Jack Oakie. A small country decides to enter the Olympic Games to raise money for their soon to be bankrupt home.
10:00
2—The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour
4—The Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz Hour
6—Major League Baseball
Regional coverage: California Angels at Toronto Blue Jays or Oakland Athletics at Chicago White Sox. [Live]
10:30
7—Hobby Shop
11:00
2—Gilligan's Planet
4—ABC Weekend Special
"Miss Switch to the Rescue." Animated. Two young children are transported to the 17th century, where they confront witches and warlocks. Part 1 of two. Voices: Janet Waldo, Eric Taslitz, Nancy McKeon, Hans Conried, June Foray. (Repeat)
7—Square Foot Gardening
28—Auto Racing
Van Scoy 500, from Long Pond, Pennsylvania. [Taped]
11:30
2—Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
4—PGA Golf
U.S. Open, third round, from the Oakmont, Pennsylvania Country Club. [Live]
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—Entertainment This Week
Featured: Jean Stapleton; James Darren; Peter Falk; Dinah Shore; stars and their art.
7—MotorWeek
28—Rawhide
12:30
7—Needlepoint... Like This
1:00
2—MOVIE: Judge Hardy and Son ★★
(1939) Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone. The judge guides Andy through problems with girls, money and an essay contest.
6—Major League Baseball
Regional coverage: Cincinnati Reds at Los Angeles Dodgers or Atlanta Braves at San Francisco Giants. [Live]
7—The Magic of Oil Painting
"Redwood Grove."
28—Bonanza
"Dead and Gone." Adam tries to reform Howard Mead, a wandering troubadour with a penchant for stealing. Hilda: Susanne Cramer. Johann: Steve Inhat. Ben: Lorne Greene. Hoss: Dan Blocker.
1:30
7—The Magic of Animal Painting
2:00
7—Under Sail
Robbie Doyle focuses on the theory, practice, care and handling of spinnakers as he takes two students out in a large boat.
28—MOVIE: Jubilee Trail ★★
(1954) Vera Ralston, Pat O'Brien. A pregnant widow ventures West in search of a new life.
2:30
7—Everyday Cooking with Jacques Pepin
Jacques demonstrates every step in making chicken liver pate.
3:00
2—CBS Sports Saturday
Scheduled: Howard Davis/Greg Coverson 10-round lightweight bout (from Atlantic City, New Jersey); U.S. Men's Gymnastic Championships (from Chicago, Illinois).
7—Matinee at the Bijou
Featured: "The Last Mile" (1932), a death-row drama starring Preston Foster; a cartoon; and chapter 4 of "The Phantom Empire" (1935). (Repeat)
3:30
4—American Bandstand—Dick Clark
4:00
6—Outdoor Life
28—The Twilight Zone
"The Howling Man." Shrieks echoing through a monastery lead a guest (H.M. Wynant) to a prisoner, who monks claim is the devil. Brother Jerome: John Carradine. Prisoner: Robin Hughes. Housekeeper: Ezelle Poule. Brother Christophorus: Frederic Ledebur.
4:30
6—Fishing the Northwest
6—Nashville Music
Guests: Sonny James; Connie Cato; Michael Murphy.
7—Computer Programme
"In Control." A look at the world of microprocessors used to control and run everyday machines.
28—The Twilight Zone
"Eye of the Beholder." With her head bandaged, Janet Tyler wonders if doctors have succeeded in fixing her face. Doctor: William D. Gordon. Janet's Nurse: Jennifer Howard. Smith: Edson Stroll. Leader: George Keymas. Host: Rod Serling.
5:00
2—Wanted: Dead or Alive
4—Every Two Seconds
"Why You'll Be a Victim of Crime" presents the problem, the experts and some of the answers to the root causes of violent crime in America.
6—Hee Haw
Boxcar Willie, Ronnie Prophet, Penny DeHaven, Cotton Ivy. Music includes "Bad News" (Willie); "Bayou Lullaby" (Penny); "Drifter's Polka" (Roy Clark).
7—Fishing
28—Alfred Hitchcock Presents
"A Man Greatly Beloved." A preacher's daughter turns sleuth to find out why an elderly newcomer refuses to allow his garden to be used for a church bazaar. Hildegarde: Evelyn Rudie. Anderson: Cedric Hardwicke.
5:30
2—Major League Baseball
Seattle Mariners at Kansas City Royals, from Royals Stadium in Kansas City. [Live]
7—Last Chance Garage
Brad Sears continues his survey of cold and foul weather accessories and discusses automobile rust proofing.
28—Alfred Hitchcock Presents
"One More Mile to Go." Sam Jacoby (David Wayne) is understandably upset when a state trooper stops his car: Mrs. Jacoby's body is in the trunk. Trooper: Steve Brodie. Martha: Louise Larabee. Attendant: Norman Leavitt.
EVENING
6:00
6—MOVIE: I'm All Right, Jack ★★★
(1960) Ian Carmichael, Peter Sellers. In trying to do a good job for his uncle in a factory, a well-meaning bumbler actually upsets the crooked scheme his uncle has so carefully planned.
7—Supersoccer
28—MOVIE: Stanley and Livingstone ★★★
(1939) Spencer Tracy, Richard Greene. An English reporter discovers a missionary believed to be dead alive and living in Africa.
6:30
4—KXLY News 4
7:00
4—Solid Gold
Hosts: Rex Smith, Marilyn McCoo. Guests: Michael Sembello, Dolly Parton, Sergio Mendes, Patrick Simmons, Bow Wow Wow, The Whispers.
7—Austin City Limits
Taking pride in his work, Charley Pride serves up a medley of his gold and silver hits; Razzy Bailey uses an easy-rolling two-step tempo to create a soulful country sound.
8:00
2—Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
"A Ring for Hannah." Rescuers work feverishly when Evan, Ford, Guthrie and a young neighbor are trapped in a cave that could completely collapse at any moment. Guthrie: River Phoenix. Daniel: Roger Wilson. Evan: Tim Topper.. Jenny Barrett: Louanne. (Repeat)
4—T.J. Hooker
"Sweet Sixteen and Dead." An enraged Hooker becomes determined to catch the mobster heading a prostitution racket that caused the death of a teenager. William Shatner. Star: Toni Hudson. Pearl: Paul Kent. Irene: Sharon Farrell. (Repeat)
6—Diff'rent Strokes
"A Growing Problem." Drummond's rules on drinking drive Willis to move in with a friend, where he receives a sobering lesson about adult responsibilities. Drummond: Conrad Bain. Jerry: Lawrence Monoson. (Repeat)
7—All Creatures Great and Small
"Matters of Life and Death." James gets a taste of how the upper crust lives when he visits Lord Hulton. James: Christopher Timothy. Tristan: Peter Davison. Siegfried: Robert Hardy. Helen: Carol Drinkwater. Mrs. Hall: Carol Hignett.
28—MOVIE: Permission to Kill ★★★
(1975) Dick Bogarde, Ava Gardner. A Western spy attempts to stymie an exiled leader's plan to return to his homeland and rally his people to oust the new dictator.
8:30
6—Silver Spoons
"Twelve Angry Kids." A fight with a classmate lands Ricky in schoolroom court, but his opponent's father hopes to get a fat damage settlement from Edward in real court. Ox: John P. Navin Jr. Edward: Joel Higgins. (Repeat)
9:00
2—The CBS Saturday Night Movie: Love and Bullets ★★
(1979) Charles Bronson, Rod Steiger. The FBI asks a detective to travel to Switzerland and track down the mistress of an important underworld figure. (Repeat)
4—The Love Boat
"First Impressions; Love Finds Florence Nightingale; Paroled to Love." Two publicists (Debbie Reynolds, Marilyn Michaels) perform on a celebrity cabaret cruise that finds an incognito actress (Carole Cook) falling in love and a lawyer (Vicki Lawrence) smitten with a former client (Richard Kline). (Repeat)
6—Quincy, M.E.
"Across the Line." Quincy agrees to help a cop (Jack Kehoe) who's under investigation for the death of a hostage during a stakeout. Tournier: Lonny Chapman. Mrs. Taggart: Maria O'Brien. Bittles: Spencer Milligan. Jackson: Ron Pinkard. (Repeat)
7—MOVIE: Secret Agent) ★★
(1936) John Gielgud, Madeleine Carroll. Two spies pair off as man and wife in order to track down an enemy agent.
10:00
4—Fantasy Island
"Naughty Marietta/The Winning Ticket." A mother wants her daughter to become an actress; a deceased man's Irish Sweepstakes winnings are to go to his best friend, and Tattoo is assigned to determine who that is. Jayne Meadows, Hope Lange, Dorothy Hamill, Herve Villechaize. Roarke: Ricardo Montalban. (Repeat)
6—Monitor
Steve Delaney examines the impact of the practice of organ transplants and what effect it has on those involved; Lloyd Dobyns reports on the business side of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus; Rebecca Sobel talks about the complex ramifications of a British documentary on cowboys and cigarette smoking.
28—MOVIE: The Fly ★★★
(1958) Vincent Price, David Hedison. An experiment results in the transmutation of a fly and a man.
10:30
7—Soundstage
Country artist Don Williams performs in concert. Selections include "Amanda," "I Believe in You" and "Tulsa Time."
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—KREM 2 News
4—KXLY News 4
6—Q-6 News
11:15
2—MOVIE: I Saw What You Did ★★
(1965) Joan Crawford, John Ireland. When two teenage girls alone for the weekend play an innocent telephone prank, little dow they know that the party the've reached is a killer who wants to repay the surprise.
11:30
4—MOVIE: Nightmare in Wax ★
(1969) Cameron Mitchell, Anne Helm. An actor badly disfigured by burning wax seeks revenge against his enemies by opening a waxworks exhibit.
6—NBC News Special
Coverage of Pope John Paul II's visit to Poland.
11:40
6—The Benny Hill Show
Benny is the subject of a "This Is Your Life" segment.
12 am
28—An Evening at the Improv
Comics: Ron Liebman (host), Mark Miller, Franklyn Ajaye, Jeff Altman and Bruce Bell. Musical guest: Freddy Fender.
1:00
28—Music Magazine
1:10
6—MOVIE: Gilda Live ★★★
(1980) Gilda Radner, Don Novello. Gilda Radner reprises many "Saturday Night Live" characters in a filmed record of her one-woman Broadway show, which also features Father Guido Sarducci. (Repeat)
1:15
4—ABC News
1:30
4—The Best of Midnight Special
6—America's Top Ten
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