Sunday, November 24, 1974
Channels:
2—KREM (ABC)
4—KXLY (CBS)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
MORNING
6:30 am
4—The Kroeze Team
6—Herald of Truth
7:00
4—Rev. Rex Humbard
6—Time for Livin'
7:30
2—Insight
"The Crime of Innocence." A neighborhood becomes frightened when a houseful of mentally retarded teenagers and their director move in. Martin Sheen, Lynn Carlin and Elliott Street star.
6—Good News
8:00
2—Wally's Workshop
4—Voice of the Church
6—International Voice of Victory
8:30
2—We Can Do It
4—I Believe in Miracles
(Kathryn Kuhlman)
6—Day of Discovery
9:00
2—Mission Magic
4—Good Old-Time Gospel Hour
6—Oral Roberts
9:30
2—The New Adventures of Gilligan
6—It Is Written
10:00
2—I Dream of Jeannie
4—NFL Football
Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Redskins, from RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. [Live]
6—NFL Football
Miami Dolphins at New York Jets, from Shea Stadium in Queens, New York. [Live]
10:30
2—Lassie's Rescue Rangers
11:00
2—Goober and the Ghost Chasers
11:30
2—Make a Wish
Tom Chapin hosts the series and performs the original songs, which are written by his brother, Harry Chapin. The topics for today's episode will be "Round" and "Post."
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—The Munsters
12:30
2—What's the Story?
1:00
2—Directions
4—NFL Football
Minnesota Vikings at Los Angeles Rams, from Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Lindsey Nelson describes the play-by-play, and Wayne Walker proves the analysis. [Live]
6—Kiplinger Report
1:15
6—Search and Rescue
1:30
2—Issues and Answers
Scheduled: United States Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz.
6—Garner Ted Armstrong
2:00
2—The Name of the Game
6—MOVIE: The Art of Love
(1965) James Garner, Dick Van Dyke. A painter and his buddy decide to fake a suicide after they have come to the conclusion that dead artists are the only ones who sell well.
3:30
2—Wild, Wild World of Animals
4:00
2—The Rookies
4—Cougar Football Highlights
6—Northwest Wrestling
4:30
6—Meet the Press
Scheduled: Françoise Giroud, French Minister for Women's Affairs. (Lawrence E. Spivak)
7—National Town Meeting
"The Commercialization of Sports." National newsmakers face the press and public on the question of the commercialization of sports. The program originates from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
5:00
2—MOVIE: The Man from the Diners' Club
(1963) Danny Kaye, Cara Williams. A scatterbrained employee unintentionally issues a credit card to a gangster.
4—Animal World
"The Adventures of Zorro the Raccoon." Bill Burrud narrates an off-beat story concerning the whimsical adventures of a little foothills raccoon when he strays from mother and home.
6—National Geographic
5:30
4—Pop! Goes the Country
Lynn Anderson and Jerry Wallace are featured.
7—Designing Success Strategies
EVENING
6:00
4—MOVIE: The Legend of Custer
(1968) Wayne Maunder, Slim Pickens. Lt. Col. George A. Custer and his men shape up the 7th Cavalry.
6—High School Bowl
7—North Idaho College Forum
6:30
6—Last of the Wild
7:00
2—The Hollywood Squares
6—Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom
"Tiger Capture." The story of the capture and translocation of a Bengal Tiger whose hunting territory has been so reduced by the encroachment of agriculture that he has become a threat to cattle herds.
7—Walsh's Animals
"Pumas to Pussycats." Host John Walsh discusses big and little cats, and, with guest Dr. Jean Holzworth, shows viewers how to take proper care of house cats.
7:30
2—Name That Tune
4—Apple's Way
"The Real Thanksgiving." The family spends a grim Thanksgiving waiting for news of Paul and Cathy, who were en route to Los Angeles in a plane that is reported missing. Apple: Ronny Cox. Barbara: Lee McCain. Paul: Vincent Van Patten.
6—The Wonderful World of Disney
"Those Calloways." Cam Calloway (Brian Keith) is accidentally shot when he tries to stop hunters from shooting wild geese in a sanctuary. Edited version of the 1965 feature film. (Part 3 of three)
7—Nova
"The Secrets of Sleep." Sleep is the subject of this report. Among the insomniacs interviewed is a man who sleeps only 15 minutes a night. Also: how factors such as drugs and extended periods of isolation affect a person's sleeping habits.
8:00
2—The Sonny Comedy Revue
Guests: Sixty minutes of comedy, music and surprises with guests Cloris Leachman, Frankie Avalon and special guest Alex Karras. (Sonny Bono)
8:30
4—Kojak
"Best War in Town." A gangland war initiates a rookie cop into the rigors of police work. Kojak: Telly Savalas. Sumar: David Doyle. Fisher: Normann Burton.
6—The NBC Sunday Mystery Movie: McCloud
"The Concrete Jungle Caper." McCloud apprehends a drug-dealing cowboy and assumes his identity to crack a narcotics operation. Rhigas: Joseph Campanella. DDT: Brock Peters. Clifford: J.D. Cannon.
7—Masterpiece Theatre
"Upstairs, Downstairs: A Family Secret." When Hazel refuses to marry James, the young man is determined to find out why. Hazel: Meg Wynn Owen. Mr. Forrest: Leonard Trolley. Mrs. Forrest: Valerie White. James: Simon Williams. Richard: David Langton. Alistair Cooke is the host.
9:00
2—The ABC Sunday Night Movie: Reflections of Murder
(TV, 1974) Tuesday Weld, Joan Hackett. After a tyrannical schoolteacher is murdered by his wife and mistress, the killers become increasingly horrified by macabre events that could only happen if he were still alive.
9:30
4—Mannix
"A Picture of a Shadow." Captivated by a photo of a murdered woman, Mannix determines to put her killer behind bars. Carol Britton: Rosemary Forsyth. Mannix: Mike Connors. Kilburn: Jay Robinson. Larsen: Michael Bell.
7—Firing Line
Newly-elected Congressmen John Jenrette (D-S.C.); Elliott Levitas (D-GA) and Trent Lott (R-Miss) discuss the politics of the South. (William F. Buckley, Jr.)
10:00
6—NBC White Paper
"And Who Shall Feed the World?" John Chancellor graphically explores the nature and causes of the food shortage that faces the world today.
10:30
4—Scene Tonight
7—Behind the Lines
"Is the Press Too Powerful?" Columnist Anthony Lewis and ex-White House aide Patrick Buchanan. Harrison E. Salisbury is moderator.
10:45
4—CBS News
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—ABC Weekend News
4—Dwayne Friend, Mr. Gospel Guitar
6—Q-6 News
11:15
2—MOVIE: Buck Benny Rides Again
(1974) Jack Benny, Ellen Drew. A would-be cowboy from the wide open spaces keeps getting into jams.
11:30
4—Face the Nation
Scheduled: AT&T chairman and CEO John D. deButts. (George Herman)
6—The Cotton Club '75
A black revue, set in a contemporary re-creation of the famed Cotton Club of the '20s and '30s. Guests: Redd Foxx, Ray Charles, Billy Daniels, Clifton Davis, Cleo Laine, Buddy Rich and Rosey Grier.
12 am
4—Felony Squad
Channels:
2—KREM (ABC)
4—KXLY (CBS)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
MORNING
6:30 am
4—The Kroeze Team
6—Herald of Truth
7:00
4—Rev. Rex Humbard
6—Time for Livin'
7:30
2—Insight
"The Crime of Innocence." A neighborhood becomes frightened when a houseful of mentally retarded teenagers and their director move in. Martin Sheen, Lynn Carlin and Elliott Street star.
6—Good News
8:00
2—Wally's Workshop
4—Voice of the Church
6—International Voice of Victory
8:30
2—We Can Do It
4—I Believe in Miracles
(Kathryn Kuhlman)
6—Day of Discovery
9:00
2—Mission Magic
4—Good Old-Time Gospel Hour
6—Oral Roberts
9:30
2—The New Adventures of Gilligan
6—It Is Written
10:00
2—I Dream of Jeannie
4—NFL Football
Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Redskins, from RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. [Live]
6—NFL Football
Miami Dolphins at New York Jets, from Shea Stadium in Queens, New York. [Live]
10:30
2—Lassie's Rescue Rangers
11:00
2—Goober and the Ghost Chasers
11:30
2—Make a Wish
Tom Chapin hosts the series and performs the original songs, which are written by his brother, Harry Chapin. The topics for today's episode will be "Round" and "Post."
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—The Munsters
12:30
2—What's the Story?
1:00
2—Directions
4—NFL Football
Minnesota Vikings at Los Angeles Rams, from Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Lindsey Nelson describes the play-by-play, and Wayne Walker proves the analysis. [Live]
6—Kiplinger Report
1:15
6—Search and Rescue
1:30
2—Issues and Answers
Scheduled: United States Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz.
6—Garner Ted Armstrong
2:00
2—The Name of the Game
6—MOVIE: The Art of Love
(1965) James Garner, Dick Van Dyke. A painter and his buddy decide to fake a suicide after they have come to the conclusion that dead artists are the only ones who sell well.
3:30
2—Wild, Wild World of Animals
4:00
2—The Rookies
4—Cougar Football Highlights
6—Northwest Wrestling
4:30
6—Meet the Press
Scheduled: Françoise Giroud, French Minister for Women's Affairs. (Lawrence E. Spivak)
7—National Town Meeting
"The Commercialization of Sports." National newsmakers face the press and public on the question of the commercialization of sports. The program originates from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
5:00
2—MOVIE: The Man from the Diners' Club
(1963) Danny Kaye, Cara Williams. A scatterbrained employee unintentionally issues a credit card to a gangster.
4—Animal World
"The Adventures of Zorro the Raccoon." Bill Burrud narrates an off-beat story concerning the whimsical adventures of a little foothills raccoon when he strays from mother and home.
6—National Geographic
5:30
4—Pop! Goes the Country
Lynn Anderson and Jerry Wallace are featured.
7—Designing Success Strategies
EVENING
6:00
4—MOVIE: The Legend of Custer
(1968) Wayne Maunder, Slim Pickens. Lt. Col. George A. Custer and his men shape up the 7th Cavalry.
6—High School Bowl
7—North Idaho College Forum
6:30
6—Last of the Wild
7:00
2—The Hollywood Squares
6—Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom
"Tiger Capture." The story of the capture and translocation of a Bengal Tiger whose hunting territory has been so reduced by the encroachment of agriculture that he has become a threat to cattle herds.
7—Walsh's Animals
"Pumas to Pussycats." Host John Walsh discusses big and little cats, and, with guest Dr. Jean Holzworth, shows viewers how to take proper care of house cats.
7:30
2—Name That Tune
4—Apple's Way
"The Real Thanksgiving." The family spends a grim Thanksgiving waiting for news of Paul and Cathy, who were en route to Los Angeles in a plane that is reported missing. Apple: Ronny Cox. Barbara: Lee McCain. Paul: Vincent Van Patten.
6—The Wonderful World of Disney
"Those Calloways." Cam Calloway (Brian Keith) is accidentally shot when he tries to stop hunters from shooting wild geese in a sanctuary. Edited version of the 1965 feature film. (Part 3 of three)
7—Nova
"The Secrets of Sleep." Sleep is the subject of this report. Among the insomniacs interviewed is a man who sleeps only 15 minutes a night. Also: how factors such as drugs and extended periods of isolation affect a person's sleeping habits.
8:00
2—The Sonny Comedy Revue
Guests: Sixty minutes of comedy, music and surprises with guests Cloris Leachman, Frankie Avalon and special guest Alex Karras. (Sonny Bono)
8:30
4—Kojak
"Best War in Town." A gangland war initiates a rookie cop into the rigors of police work. Kojak: Telly Savalas. Sumar: David Doyle. Fisher: Normann Burton.
6—The NBC Sunday Mystery Movie: McCloud
"The Concrete Jungle Caper." McCloud apprehends a drug-dealing cowboy and assumes his identity to crack a narcotics operation. Rhigas: Joseph Campanella. DDT: Brock Peters. Clifford: J.D. Cannon.
7—Masterpiece Theatre
"Upstairs, Downstairs: A Family Secret." When Hazel refuses to marry James, the young man is determined to find out why. Hazel: Meg Wynn Owen. Mr. Forrest: Leonard Trolley. Mrs. Forrest: Valerie White. James: Simon Williams. Richard: David Langton. Alistair Cooke is the host.
9:00
2—The ABC Sunday Night Movie: Reflections of Murder
(TV, 1974) Tuesday Weld, Joan Hackett. After a tyrannical schoolteacher is murdered by his wife and mistress, the killers become increasingly horrified by macabre events that could only happen if he were still alive.
9:30
4—Mannix
"A Picture of a Shadow." Captivated by a photo of a murdered woman, Mannix determines to put her killer behind bars. Carol Britton: Rosemary Forsyth. Mannix: Mike Connors. Kilburn: Jay Robinson. Larsen: Michael Bell.
7—Firing Line
Newly-elected Congressmen John Jenrette (D-S.C.); Elliott Levitas (D-GA) and Trent Lott (R-Miss) discuss the politics of the South. (William F. Buckley, Jr.)
10:00
6—NBC White Paper
"And Who Shall Feed the World?" John Chancellor graphically explores the nature and causes of the food shortage that faces the world today.
10:30
4—Scene Tonight
7—Behind the Lines
"Is the Press Too Powerful?" Columnist Anthony Lewis and ex-White House aide Patrick Buchanan. Harrison E. Salisbury is moderator.
10:45
4—CBS News
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—ABC Weekend News
4—Dwayne Friend, Mr. Gospel Guitar
6—Q-6 News
11:15
2—MOVIE: Buck Benny Rides Again
(1974) Jack Benny, Ellen Drew. A would-be cowboy from the wide open spaces keeps getting into jams.
11:30
4—Face the Nation
Scheduled: AT&T chairman and CEO John D. deButts. (George Herman)
6—The Cotton Club '75
A black revue, set in a contemporary re-creation of the famed Cotton Club of the '20s and '30s. Guests: Redd Foxx, Ray Charles, Billy Daniels, Clifton Davis, Cleo Laine, Buddy Rich and Rosey Grier.
12 am
4—Felony Squad