Tuesday, August 10, 1976
Channels:
2—KREM (CBS)
4—KXLY (ABC)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
MORNING
6 am
6—Farm and Home Report
6:30
4—Summer Semester
6—Not for Women Only
6:40
2—Down to Earth
6:45
2—Sacred Heart
7:00
2—CBS Morning News—Hughes Rudd
4—Good Morning America—David Hartman, Nancy Dussault
Scheduled: Sen. Walter Mondale (D-MN), Jimmy Carter's vice presidential running mate; actress Rita Moreno ("The Ritz"); British Olympic track coach Tom McNab.
6—Today—Jim Hartz, Betty Furness
Highlights of the Republican National Committee's platform hearings; gardening experts Stan and Floss Dworkin discuss house plants.
8:00
2—The Mike Douglas Show
From Hollywood: Marlon Brando; Gene Hackman; Francis Ford Coppola; Telly Savalas; Cloris Leachman. (Repeat)
7—Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
8:30
7—Carrascolendas
9:00
2—The Price Is Right
4—Perry Mason
6—Sanford and Son
7—Sesame Street
9:30
6—Celebrity Sweepstakes
10:00
2—Gambit
4—The $25,000 Pyramid
6—Wheel of Fortune
7—The Electric Company
10:30
2—Love of Life
4—Happy Days
6—The Hollywood Squares
7—Erica
10:55
2—CBS News
11:00
2—The Young and the Restless
4—Hot Seat
6—The Fun Factory
7—Evening at Pops '76
11:30
2—Search for Tomorrow
4—Family Feud
6—Kaleidoscope
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—Channel 2 News
4—Dialing for Dollars
6—Somerset
12:30
2—As the World Turns
4—All My Children
6—Days of Our Lives
1:00
4—Ryan's Hope
1:30
2—Guiding Light
4—One Life to Live
6—The Doctors
2:00
2—All in the Family
6—Another World
2:15
4—General Hospital
2:30
2—Match Game '76
3:00
2—Porky Pig and His Friends
4—The Edge of Night
6—Bonanza
3:30
2—Mickey Mouse Club
4—MOVIE: The Sun Also Rises
Part 1 of two: (1957) Tyrone Power, Ava Gardner. Hemingway's journalist Jake Barnes leaves 1920s Paris for Spain with Lady Brett and her admirers.
7—Lilias, Yoga and You
4:00
2—The Partridge Family
6—The Merv Griffin Show
Co-host: Danny Thomas. Guests: Sammy Davis Jr.; actor Hans Conried; actor James Darren; Dr. Joseph Simone; The Stylistics.
7—Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
4:30
2—The F.B.I.
7—Sesame Street
5:00
4—Hogan's Heroes
5:30
2—Channel 2 News
4—KXLY News Scene
6—Q-6 News Alive
7—The Electric Company
EVENING
6:00
2—CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite
4—ABC Evening News with Harry Reasoner
6—NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor and David Brinkley
7—Zoom
6:30
2—Star Trek
4—Dinah!
Guests: Actor-comedian Freddie Prinze ("Chico and the Man"); 19-year-old singer Lisa Hartman; singer Al Wilson; actress Liv Ullmann; actor Robert Fuller. (Repeat)
6—To Tell the Truth
7—Idea Thing
7:00
6—Bewitched
7—Guppies to Groupers
7:30
2—Let's Make a Deal
4—The Flintstones
6—Bewitched
7—The Robert MacNeil Report
8:00
2—Popi
"Oh, Promise Me." A wealthy widow Abraham knew in Puerto Rico (Susan Peretz) comes out of his past with a marriage proposal. Abraham: Hector Elizondo. Maggio: Lou Criscuolo. Luis: Dennis Vazquez. Father Cassity: Burke Byrnes.
4—Happy Days
"Beauty Contest." Richie and his pals aren't dating enough, so they stage (and rig) a beauty contest to lure girls. Potsie: Anson Williams. Richie: Ron Howard. Ralph: Donny Most. (Repeat)
6—Movin' On
"Breakout." Sonny is kidnapped by an escaped prisoner (Ralph Richard Redpath) and Will, Benny and Moose attempt a rescue. Sonny: Claude Akins. Will: Frank Converse. Benjy: Rosey Grier. Moose: Art Metrano. Beth: Diana Joseph. (Repeat)
7—Lowell Thomas Remembers
"1961." Film highlights of John F. Kennedy; the space race and astronaut Gus Grissom; the Bay of Pigs; and Nixon running for Governor of California.
8:30
2—Good Times
"J.J.'s Fiancée." Conclusion. After Florida and James refuse to give permission for J.J. to marry, he impulsively elopes with his fiancée, who carelessly leaves drug paraphernalia behind. Florida: Esther Rolle. James: John Amos. J.J.: Jimmie Walker. Thelma: BernNadette Stanis. (Repeat)
4—Laverne & Shirley
"Hi, Neighbors." Brewery buddies Squiggy and Lenny set up a bachelor pad in the same apartment as Laverne and Shirley. Laverne: Penny Marshall. Shirley: Cindy Williams. Squiggy: David L. Lander. Lenny: Michael McKean. (Repeat)
7—American Indian Artists
Navajo painter and photographer Fritz Scholder depicts Navajo Indian life in Gallup, New Mexico. Traced from conception through execution are his painting "Television Indian" and lithograph "Film Indian."
9:00
2—M*A*S*H
"The More I See You." When Hawkeye's former flame (Blythe Danner) is assigned to the 4077th, he finds old habits are hard to break. Becky: Mary Jo Catlett. Hawkeye: Alan Alda. B.J.: Mike Farrell. Potter: Harry Morgan. Co-written and directed by Gene Reynolds. (Repeat)
4—ABC Comedy Theatre: The New Lorenzo Music Show
Pilot. Music, comedy, and variety with the multi-talented producer, show writer and entertainer. Also starring Henrietta Music, Stephanie Silver, Steven Anderson and David Ogden Stiers.
6—Police Woman
"Double Image." Royster (Charles Dierkop) falls in love with an extortion suspect he is guarding from a possible killer. Sheila Sumner: Catherine Burns. Pepper: Angie Dickinson. Sam Corbett: Dane Clark. Crowley: Earl Holliman. Aunt Benjamin: Lucille Benson. (Repeat)
7—Evening at Pops '76
Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra welcome comedian Tony Randall, who recites excerpts from "Facade" and sings "Have Some Madeira, M'Dear"; the Pops plays the popular theme from "Masterpiece Theatre" and selections from "My Fair Lady." (Repeat)
9:30
2—This Better Be It
Pilot. Alex Rocco and Anne Meara star as newlyweds for whom marriage is not a new experience and who want to make their second try work.
4—ABC Comedy Theatre: Cousins
Pilot. Lisa Mordente and Dee Dee Rescher star as two young girls—one a sophisticated New Yorker and the other a hometown girl from Denver—living and working together in New York.
10:00
2—Switch
"Big Deal in Paradise." Pete becomes a possible target when the syndicate believes he and Malcolm were partners in a scheme that ripped it off for $1 million. Pete: Robert Wagner. Mac: Eddie Albert. Malcolm: Charlie Callas. Saunders: Peter Mark Richman. Laurie: Anne Archer. (Repeat)
4—ABC Comedy Theatre: The Rear Guard
Pilot. Comedy about a civil defense unit during World War II who keep fouling up their drilling. American adaptation of the British sitcom "Dad's Army." Raskin: Lou Jacobi. Rosatti: Cliff Norton.
6—City of Angels
"The Bloodshot Eye." Jake gets an inhospitable reception when he visits a small town to investigate a possibly fraudulent life-insurance claim. Judge Marquette: John McLiam. Vickers: Geoffrey Lewis. Harlan: Taylor Lacher. Marsha: Elaine Joyce. (Repeat)
7—Olympiad
The island-continent of Australia has probably contributed more outstanding athletes on a per-capital basis to the Olympics than any other nation. Featured athletes include swimming star Dawn Fraser; and runners Herb Elliott and Ron Clarke. (Repeat)
10:30
4—ABC Comedy Theatre: Zero Intelligence
Pilot. The lighter side of the Cold War as seen through the activities of a group of servicemen stationed at a top-secret radar station in Alaska in 1959. Higgins: Don Galloway. Deerfield: Sorrell Booke.
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—Channel 2 News
4—KXLY News Scene
6—Q-6 News Alive
7—ABC Captioned News—Harry Reasoner
11:30
2—The CBS Late Movie: The Wings of Eagles
(1957) John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara. Based on the life of Frank "Spig" Wead, an aviation pioneer whose devotion to the Navy took priority over his family.
2—The ABC Tuesday Mystery of the Week
From 1974: "The Spy Who Returned from the Dead." Tammy Grimes, Tom Ewell, and Orson Bean star in a spoof of an American who commands an intelligence unit operating under cover of a sales executive for a cigarette lighter company. (Repeat)
6—The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop (guest host). Scheduled guests: Heavyweight boxer Ken Norton; comedy writer Jack Douglas and his wife, Reiko.
1 am
6—Tomorrow
Scheduled: William Scranton, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.
Channels:
2—KREM (CBS)
4—KXLY (ABC)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
MORNING
6 am
6—Farm and Home Report
6:30
4—Summer Semester
6—Not for Women Only
6:40
2—Down to Earth
6:45
2—Sacred Heart
7:00
2—CBS Morning News—Hughes Rudd
4—Good Morning America—David Hartman, Nancy Dussault
Scheduled: Sen. Walter Mondale (D-MN), Jimmy Carter's vice presidential running mate; actress Rita Moreno ("The Ritz"); British Olympic track coach Tom McNab.
6—Today—Jim Hartz, Betty Furness
Highlights of the Republican National Committee's platform hearings; gardening experts Stan and Floss Dworkin discuss house plants.
8:00
2—The Mike Douglas Show
From Hollywood: Marlon Brando; Gene Hackman; Francis Ford Coppola; Telly Savalas; Cloris Leachman. (Repeat)
7—Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
8:30
7—Carrascolendas
9:00
2—The Price Is Right
4—Perry Mason
6—Sanford and Son
7—Sesame Street
9:30
6—Celebrity Sweepstakes
10:00
2—Gambit
4—The $25,000 Pyramid
6—Wheel of Fortune
7—The Electric Company
10:30
2—Love of Life
4—Happy Days
6—The Hollywood Squares
7—Erica
10:55
2—CBS News
11:00
2—The Young and the Restless
4—Hot Seat
6—The Fun Factory
7—Evening at Pops '76
11:30
2—Search for Tomorrow
4—Family Feud
6—Kaleidoscope
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—Channel 2 News
4—Dialing for Dollars
6—Somerset
12:30
2—As the World Turns
4—All My Children
6—Days of Our Lives
1:00
4—Ryan's Hope
1:30
2—Guiding Light
4—One Life to Live
6—The Doctors
2:00
2—All in the Family
6—Another World
2:15
4—General Hospital
2:30
2—Match Game '76
3:00
2—Porky Pig and His Friends
4—The Edge of Night
6—Bonanza
3:30
2—Mickey Mouse Club
4—MOVIE: The Sun Also Rises
Part 1 of two: (1957) Tyrone Power, Ava Gardner. Hemingway's journalist Jake Barnes leaves 1920s Paris for Spain with Lady Brett and her admirers.
7—Lilias, Yoga and You
4:00
2—The Partridge Family
6—The Merv Griffin Show
Co-host: Danny Thomas. Guests: Sammy Davis Jr.; actor Hans Conried; actor James Darren; Dr. Joseph Simone; The Stylistics.
7—Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
4:30
2—The F.B.I.
7—Sesame Street
5:00
4—Hogan's Heroes
5:30
2—Channel 2 News
4—KXLY News Scene
6—Q-6 News Alive
7—The Electric Company
EVENING
6:00
2—CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite
4—ABC Evening News with Harry Reasoner
6—NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor and David Brinkley
7—Zoom
6:30
2—Star Trek
4—Dinah!
Guests: Actor-comedian Freddie Prinze ("Chico and the Man"); 19-year-old singer Lisa Hartman; singer Al Wilson; actress Liv Ullmann; actor Robert Fuller. (Repeat)
6—To Tell the Truth
7—Idea Thing
7:00
6—Bewitched
7—Guppies to Groupers
7:30
2—Let's Make a Deal
4—The Flintstones
6—Bewitched
7—The Robert MacNeil Report
8:00
2—Popi
"Oh, Promise Me." A wealthy widow Abraham knew in Puerto Rico (Susan Peretz) comes out of his past with a marriage proposal. Abraham: Hector Elizondo. Maggio: Lou Criscuolo. Luis: Dennis Vazquez. Father Cassity: Burke Byrnes.
4—Happy Days
"Beauty Contest." Richie and his pals aren't dating enough, so they stage (and rig) a beauty contest to lure girls. Potsie: Anson Williams. Richie: Ron Howard. Ralph: Donny Most. (Repeat)
6—Movin' On
"Breakout." Sonny is kidnapped by an escaped prisoner (Ralph Richard Redpath) and Will, Benny and Moose attempt a rescue. Sonny: Claude Akins. Will: Frank Converse. Benjy: Rosey Grier. Moose: Art Metrano. Beth: Diana Joseph. (Repeat)
7—Lowell Thomas Remembers
"1961." Film highlights of John F. Kennedy; the space race and astronaut Gus Grissom; the Bay of Pigs; and Nixon running for Governor of California.
8:30
2—Good Times
"J.J.'s Fiancée." Conclusion. After Florida and James refuse to give permission for J.J. to marry, he impulsively elopes with his fiancée, who carelessly leaves drug paraphernalia behind. Florida: Esther Rolle. James: John Amos. J.J.: Jimmie Walker. Thelma: BernNadette Stanis. (Repeat)
4—Laverne & Shirley
"Hi, Neighbors." Brewery buddies Squiggy and Lenny set up a bachelor pad in the same apartment as Laverne and Shirley. Laverne: Penny Marshall. Shirley: Cindy Williams. Squiggy: David L. Lander. Lenny: Michael McKean. (Repeat)
7—American Indian Artists
Navajo painter and photographer Fritz Scholder depicts Navajo Indian life in Gallup, New Mexico. Traced from conception through execution are his painting "Television Indian" and lithograph "Film Indian."
9:00
2—M*A*S*H
"The More I See You." When Hawkeye's former flame (Blythe Danner) is assigned to the 4077th, he finds old habits are hard to break. Becky: Mary Jo Catlett. Hawkeye: Alan Alda. B.J.: Mike Farrell. Potter: Harry Morgan. Co-written and directed by Gene Reynolds. (Repeat)
4—ABC Comedy Theatre: The New Lorenzo Music Show
Pilot. Music, comedy, and variety with the multi-talented producer, show writer and entertainer. Also starring Henrietta Music, Stephanie Silver, Steven Anderson and David Ogden Stiers.
6—Police Woman
"Double Image." Royster (Charles Dierkop) falls in love with an extortion suspect he is guarding from a possible killer. Sheila Sumner: Catherine Burns. Pepper: Angie Dickinson. Sam Corbett: Dane Clark. Crowley: Earl Holliman. Aunt Benjamin: Lucille Benson. (Repeat)
7—Evening at Pops '76
Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra welcome comedian Tony Randall, who recites excerpts from "Facade" and sings "Have Some Madeira, M'Dear"; the Pops plays the popular theme from "Masterpiece Theatre" and selections from "My Fair Lady." (Repeat)
9:30
2—This Better Be It
Pilot. Alex Rocco and Anne Meara star as newlyweds for whom marriage is not a new experience and who want to make their second try work.
4—ABC Comedy Theatre: Cousins
Pilot. Lisa Mordente and Dee Dee Rescher star as two young girls—one a sophisticated New Yorker and the other a hometown girl from Denver—living and working together in New York.
10:00
2—Switch
"Big Deal in Paradise." Pete becomes a possible target when the syndicate believes he and Malcolm were partners in a scheme that ripped it off for $1 million. Pete: Robert Wagner. Mac: Eddie Albert. Malcolm: Charlie Callas. Saunders: Peter Mark Richman. Laurie: Anne Archer. (Repeat)
4—ABC Comedy Theatre: The Rear Guard
Pilot. Comedy about a civil defense unit during World War II who keep fouling up their drilling. American adaptation of the British sitcom "Dad's Army." Raskin: Lou Jacobi. Rosatti: Cliff Norton.
6—City of Angels
"The Bloodshot Eye." Jake gets an inhospitable reception when he visits a small town to investigate a possibly fraudulent life-insurance claim. Judge Marquette: John McLiam. Vickers: Geoffrey Lewis. Harlan: Taylor Lacher. Marsha: Elaine Joyce. (Repeat)
7—Olympiad
The island-continent of Australia has probably contributed more outstanding athletes on a per-capital basis to the Olympics than any other nation. Featured athletes include swimming star Dawn Fraser; and runners Herb Elliott and Ron Clarke. (Repeat)
10:30
4—ABC Comedy Theatre: Zero Intelligence
Pilot. The lighter side of the Cold War as seen through the activities of a group of servicemen stationed at a top-secret radar station in Alaska in 1959. Higgins: Don Galloway. Deerfield: Sorrell Booke.
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—Channel 2 News
4—KXLY News Scene
6—Q-6 News Alive
7—ABC Captioned News—Harry Reasoner
11:30
2—The CBS Late Movie: The Wings of Eagles
(1957) John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara. Based on the life of Frank "Spig" Wead, an aviation pioneer whose devotion to the Navy took priority over his family.
2—The ABC Tuesday Mystery of the Week
From 1974: "The Spy Who Returned from the Dead." Tammy Grimes, Tom Ewell, and Orson Bean star in a spoof of an American who commands an intelligence unit operating under cover of a sales executive for a cigarette lighter company. (Repeat)
6—The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop (guest host). Scheduled guests: Heavyweight boxer Ken Norton; comedy writer Jack Douglas and his wife, Reiko.
1 am
6—Tomorrow
Scheduled: William Scranton, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.