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Retro: WGPR-TV 62 Detroit - Tuesday, December 15, 1992

courtesy of @anabate123
from Detroit Free Press

WGPR 62 - Ind. Detroit
6:00 am - Soul Beat
6:30 am - Newsworthy
7:00 am - CBS This Morning (CBS)
9:00 am - Morris Cerullo
9:30 am - James Robison
10:00 am - TBA
10:30 am - Insight
11:00 am - The 700 Club
12:00 pm - Robert Tilton
1:00 pm - Ben Casey
2:00 pm - Lou Grant
3:00 pm - Santa Barbara (NBC)
4:00 pm - Movie "Transplant" (1979)
6:00 pm - New Dance
7:00 pm - TBA
8:00 pm - Search the Scriptures
8:30 pm - Ecclesia
9:00 pm - TBA
10:00 pm - Christ is the Answer
11:00 pm - Family Feud
11:30 pm - One Step Beyond
12:00 am - Streets of San Francisco
1:00 am - Combat
2:00 am - New Dance
3:00 am - Movie "Cast a Giant" (1966)
 
An odd schedule. They carried a lot of religious shows (including a post-scandal Robert Tilton), CBS This Morning, Santa Barbara, and Family Feud (at the low point of the Ray Combs era)
 
This would have been several weeks after a labor dispute between WGPR-TV news staffers (which unionized with the UAW) and station general manager George Mathews which resulted in the cancellation of their local newscasts. That might explain the "TBA" portions. By this point The New Dance Show was the only locally-produced weekday show left on the schedule.

BTW, yours truly and @Sammi Brie recently redid the Wikipedia article on WWJ-TV, including a lot on WGPR-TV:
 
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