Channels:
2—KREM (CBS)
4—KXLY (ABC)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
MORNING
5 am
4—Jim Bakker
5:25
2—Sunrise Semester
5:55
2—Tom and Jerry
6:00
4—Agriculture U.S.A.
6—U.S. Farm Report
6:25
2—The Great Space Coaster
6:30
4—Cartoons
6—Health Field
7:00
2—Monday Morning
(Charles Kuralt, Diane Sawyer)
4—Good Morning America
Scheduled: Actor Ned Beatty ("Pray TV"); Lucille Armstrong, the widow of jazz legend Louis Armstrong. (David Hartman, Joan Lunden)
6—Today
Scheduled: Arthur Penn, director of "Four Friends"; Phil Donahue interviews Janet Cooke, a former reporter who wrote a Pulitzer Prize-winning story which was later discovered to be false. (Bryant Gumbel, Jane Pauley)
7:45
7—A.M. Weather
8:00
7—The MacNeil/Lehrer Report
8:30
7—Over Easy
9:00
2—One Day at a Time
4—Donahue
Scheduled: Former Nixon adviser John Ehrlichman.
6—The Richard Simmons Show
7—Sesame Street
9:30
2—Alice
6—Blockbusters
10:00
2—Marcus Welby, M.D.
4—The Love Boat
6—Wheel of Fortune
7—America: The Second Century
10:30
6—Battlestars
7—Earth, Sea and Sky
11:00
2—The Young and the Restless
4—Family Feud
6—Password Plus
7—Betty Boop Festival
11:30
4—All My Children
6—The Doctors
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—Mid-Day
6—Days of Our Lives
12:30
2—As the World Turns
4—Dialing for Dollars
7—Soundstage
1:00
4—One Life to Live
6—Another World
1:30
2—Search for Tomorrow
7—The Dick Cavett Show
2:00
2—Guiding Light
4—General Hospital
6—Texas
7—Focus on Society
2:30
7—Understanding Human Behavior
3:00
2—The John Davidson Show
Scheduled: A salute to "That's Incredible!" includes Fran Tarkenton and Cathy Lee Crosby; singer Eve Marie Shahoian; Keith O'Neill; Georgie Janack.
4—Ryan's Hope
6—The Merv Griffin Show
7—Sesame Street
3:30
4—The Flintstones
4:00
2—Dark Shadows
4—Gilligan's Island
6—Hour Magazine
7—Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
4:30
2—Welcome Back, Kotter
4—Hogan's Heroes
7—The Electric Company
5:00
2—Happy Days Again
4—Live at Five
6—Q-6 News
7—3-2-1 Contact
5:30
2—KREM 2 News
7—The Dick Cavett Show
EVENING
6:00
2—CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
4—World News Tonight
(Frank Reynolds, Peter Jennings, Max Robinson)
6—NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor
7—Over Easy
Guest: Comedian Morey Amsterdam. (Repeat)
6:30
2—Entertainment Tonight
Part 1 of an interview with Richard Burton. (Ron Hendren, Dixie Whatley)
4—Here's Lucy
6—Healthbeat
7—The MacNeil/Lehrer Report
7:00
2—Family Feud
4—The People's Court
6—M*A*S*H
"Post Op." An increase in casualties causes a shortage of blood, and the post-op ward is full of stories from the front. Moody: Hilly Hicks. Robelo: Richard Beauchamp. Corey: Daniel Zippi. Gordon: Andrew Bloch. Potter: Harry Morgan. Frank: Larry Linville. Klinger: Jamie Farr. Directed by Gene Reynolds.
7—Great Performances
"Brideshead Revisited: The Bleak Light of Day." Sebastian (Anthony Andrews) returns to school seemingly bent on his own destruction after his mother (Claire Bloom) asks an Oxford don to watch over her son. Mr. Samgrass: John Grillo.
7:30
2—Tic Tac Dough
4—Barney Miller
"The Kid." Fish hits it off with the mother of a pickpocket; a man who turned in $3,500 he found a few weeks ago is anxious to know whether the owner has claimed it. Abe Vigoda, Hal Linden. Elena: Angelina Estrada.
6—P.M. Magazine
People who struck oil in their backyards; 1981's Groundhog Day prediction is reviewed; Linda Harris hula dances in Hawaii; Chef Tell stretches beef with leftover rolls.
8:00
2—Mr. Merlin
"Everything's Coming Up Daisies." Leo can't find a date for a dance, while Zac has his pick of the crop. Jonathan Prince, Clark Brandon, Barnard Hughes. Alex: Elaine Joyce. Daisy: Catherine Mary Stewart.
4—That's Incredible!
Featured: A 27-year-old typist, blind since birth, solves the Rubik's cube puzzle in under five minutes; two teams of athletes, each carrying a three-bedroom house, compete in a 50-yard dash. John Davidson, Fran Tarkenton and Cathy Lee Crosby host.
6—Little House on the Prairie
"Uncle Jed." A granduncle pressures James and Cassandra to live with him. Michael Landon, Karen Grassle. James: Jason Bateman. Cassandra: Missy Francis. Judge: Wiley Harker.
7—Bernstein/Beethoven
"Coriolanus and Symphony No. 2." Maximillian Schell discusses Vienna and Beethoven's early years, and Leonard Bernstein leads the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in the "Coriolan Overture, Opus 62" and "Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Opus 36."
8:30
2—Private Benjamin
"I Wonder Who's Blackballing Her Now." Capt. Lewis's promotion depends on her success in defusing a shell. Eileen Brennan, Lorna Patterson. Lt. Dean: Joel Brooks.
9:00
2—M*A*S*H
"A Holy Mess." A distressed, AWOL private (Cyril O'Reilly) seeks refuge at the 4077th; Potter hatches the idea of a real egg breakfast, thanks to a local farmer. Lt. Spears: David Graf. Sal: Val Bisoglio. GI: Leland Sun. Mulcahy: William Christopher. Potter: Harry Morgan. Directed by Burt Metcalfe.
4—MOVIE: Pray TV
(TV, 1982) John Ritter, Ned Beatty. A newly ordained minister accepts a summer job with a dynamic TV evangelist only to find deep conflicts between the latter's conventional activities servicing his community's spiritual needs and his power wielded as a TV celebrity.
6—World War III
Conclusion. The American and Soviet heads of state meet in Iceland to try to resolve their differences, but when neither side budges, bombers are deployed to each of the countries. President McKenna: Rock Hudson. Col. Caffrey: David Soul.
7—Profiles in American Art
"Wilson Hurley." Pilot, lawyer and landscape artist Wilson Hurley, who finds inspiration for his paintings from a helicopter, shares his personal thoughts on art.
9:30
2—House Calls
"Alien Food." The new chef (Bill Schilling) is a menace to his talented helper (Bert Rosario) and his own overweight body. Wayne Rogers. Jane: Sharon Gless.
7—The Tom Cottle Show
"Ben and Robin." Moving through adolescence is a struggle for all kids, but it's been especially difficult with Ben and Robin and they learn to cope with being homosexual. (Repeat)
10:00
2—Lou Grant
"Review." Rossi might cause the Trib to be censured; Billie ghostwrites an autobiographical piece for Mrs. Pynchon. Robert Walden, Linda Kelsey, Nancy Marchand, Edward Asner, Jack Bannon. Thea Taft: Margaret Hamilton.
7—The Dick Cavett Show
Guest: Barbara Cook. (Part 1)
10:30
7—Nightly Business Report
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—KREM 2 News
4—KXLY News 4
6—Q-6 News
11:30
2—Quincy, M.E.
"Passing." A skull may be the key to a labor leader's disappearance and a mobster's subsequent rise to power. Quincy: Jack Klugman. Astin: John S. Ragin. Lynn: Zohra Lampert. Sal: Simon Oakland. Lorraine Lockwood: Neva Patterson. Jodi Lockwood: Elizabeth Stack. Slocum: Fred Daniel Scott. Ross Bricker: Frank Maxwell. Meg: Sondra Blake. Jeff Sellers: Jonathan Segal. Augie: Todd Martin. Sam: Robert Ito. (Repeat)
4—Nightline
(Ted Koppel)
6—The Best of Carson
From February 1980: Mariette Hartley; Rodney Dangerfield; Robert Goulet; Dr. Lendon Smith. (Repeat)
12 am
4—All in the Family
"Oh Say Can You See." Archie starts to worry when he runs into a high-school buddy (Larry Storch) who looks 15 years younger than he does. Tina: Arlene Golonka. Kelsey: Bob Hastings. Edith: Jean Stapleton. Mike: Rob Reiner. Archie: Carroll O'Connor.
12:30
4—MOVIE: A Man Called Sledge
(1971) James Garner, Dennis Weaver. A gunman shoots all of his cohorts to protect his fortune in gold, but ends up without his money.
6—Late Night with David Letterman
Debut: Emmy Award-winning comedian David Letterman hosts this comedy-talk show featuring guest personalities, satirical skits and music. Tonight's guests are Bill Murray, "Mr. Wizard" Don Herbert, and the Peacock Girls. Paul Shaffer serves as bandleader.
12:40
2—Banacek
"A Million the Hard Way." Jackpot in Vegas for someone who caused a million dollars to go poof. Banacek: George Peppard. Linda: Margot Kidder. Leland: Don Porter. Loomis: Don Keefer. Sawyer: J. Duke Russo. (Repeat)
2—KREM (CBS)
4—KXLY (ABC)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
MORNING
5 am
4—Jim Bakker
5:25
2—Sunrise Semester
5:55
2—Tom and Jerry
6:00
4—Agriculture U.S.A.
6—U.S. Farm Report
6:25
2—The Great Space Coaster
6:30
4—Cartoons
6—Health Field
7:00
2—Monday Morning
(Charles Kuralt, Diane Sawyer)
4—Good Morning America
Scheduled: Actor Ned Beatty ("Pray TV"); Lucille Armstrong, the widow of jazz legend Louis Armstrong. (David Hartman, Joan Lunden)
6—Today
Scheduled: Arthur Penn, director of "Four Friends"; Phil Donahue interviews Janet Cooke, a former reporter who wrote a Pulitzer Prize-winning story which was later discovered to be false. (Bryant Gumbel, Jane Pauley)
7:45
7—A.M. Weather
8:00
7—The MacNeil/Lehrer Report
8:30
7—Over Easy
9:00
2—One Day at a Time
4—Donahue
Scheduled: Former Nixon adviser John Ehrlichman.
6—The Richard Simmons Show
7—Sesame Street
9:30
2—Alice
6—Blockbusters
10:00
2—Marcus Welby, M.D.
4—The Love Boat
6—Wheel of Fortune
7—America: The Second Century
10:30
6—Battlestars
7—Earth, Sea and Sky
11:00
2—The Young and the Restless
4—Family Feud
6—Password Plus
7—Betty Boop Festival
11:30
4—All My Children
6—The Doctors
AFTERNOON
12 pm
2—Mid-Day
6—Days of Our Lives
12:30
2—As the World Turns
4—Dialing for Dollars
7—Soundstage
1:00
4—One Life to Live
6—Another World
1:30
2—Search for Tomorrow
7—The Dick Cavett Show
2:00
2—Guiding Light
4—General Hospital
6—Texas
7—Focus on Society
2:30
7—Understanding Human Behavior
3:00
2—The John Davidson Show
Scheduled: A salute to "That's Incredible!" includes Fran Tarkenton and Cathy Lee Crosby; singer Eve Marie Shahoian; Keith O'Neill; Georgie Janack.
4—Ryan's Hope
6—The Merv Griffin Show
7—Sesame Street
3:30
4—The Flintstones
4:00
2—Dark Shadows
4—Gilligan's Island
6—Hour Magazine
7—Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
4:30
2—Welcome Back, Kotter
4—Hogan's Heroes
7—The Electric Company
5:00
2—Happy Days Again
4—Live at Five
6—Q-6 News
7—3-2-1 Contact
5:30
2—KREM 2 News
7—The Dick Cavett Show
EVENING
6:00
2—CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
4—World News Tonight
(Frank Reynolds, Peter Jennings, Max Robinson)
6—NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor
7—Over Easy
Guest: Comedian Morey Amsterdam. (Repeat)
6:30
2—Entertainment Tonight
Part 1 of an interview with Richard Burton. (Ron Hendren, Dixie Whatley)
4—Here's Lucy
6—Healthbeat
7—The MacNeil/Lehrer Report
7:00
2—Family Feud
4—The People's Court
6—M*A*S*H
"Post Op." An increase in casualties causes a shortage of blood, and the post-op ward is full of stories from the front. Moody: Hilly Hicks. Robelo: Richard Beauchamp. Corey: Daniel Zippi. Gordon: Andrew Bloch. Potter: Harry Morgan. Frank: Larry Linville. Klinger: Jamie Farr. Directed by Gene Reynolds.
7—Great Performances
"Brideshead Revisited: The Bleak Light of Day." Sebastian (Anthony Andrews) returns to school seemingly bent on his own destruction after his mother (Claire Bloom) asks an Oxford don to watch over her son. Mr. Samgrass: John Grillo.
7:30
2—Tic Tac Dough
4—Barney Miller
"The Kid." Fish hits it off with the mother of a pickpocket; a man who turned in $3,500 he found a few weeks ago is anxious to know whether the owner has claimed it. Abe Vigoda, Hal Linden. Elena: Angelina Estrada.
6—P.M. Magazine
People who struck oil in their backyards; 1981's Groundhog Day prediction is reviewed; Linda Harris hula dances in Hawaii; Chef Tell stretches beef with leftover rolls.
8:00
2—Mr. Merlin
"Everything's Coming Up Daisies." Leo can't find a date for a dance, while Zac has his pick of the crop. Jonathan Prince, Clark Brandon, Barnard Hughes. Alex: Elaine Joyce. Daisy: Catherine Mary Stewart.
4—That's Incredible!
Featured: A 27-year-old typist, blind since birth, solves the Rubik's cube puzzle in under five minutes; two teams of athletes, each carrying a three-bedroom house, compete in a 50-yard dash. John Davidson, Fran Tarkenton and Cathy Lee Crosby host.
6—Little House on the Prairie
"Uncle Jed." A granduncle pressures James and Cassandra to live with him. Michael Landon, Karen Grassle. James: Jason Bateman. Cassandra: Missy Francis. Judge: Wiley Harker.
7—Bernstein/Beethoven
"Coriolanus and Symphony No. 2." Maximillian Schell discusses Vienna and Beethoven's early years, and Leonard Bernstein leads the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in the "Coriolan Overture, Opus 62" and "Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Opus 36."
8:30
2—Private Benjamin
"I Wonder Who's Blackballing Her Now." Capt. Lewis's promotion depends on her success in defusing a shell. Eileen Brennan, Lorna Patterson. Lt. Dean: Joel Brooks.
9:00
2—M*A*S*H
"A Holy Mess." A distressed, AWOL private (Cyril O'Reilly) seeks refuge at the 4077th; Potter hatches the idea of a real egg breakfast, thanks to a local farmer. Lt. Spears: David Graf. Sal: Val Bisoglio. GI: Leland Sun. Mulcahy: William Christopher. Potter: Harry Morgan. Directed by Burt Metcalfe.
4—MOVIE: Pray TV
(TV, 1982) John Ritter, Ned Beatty. A newly ordained minister accepts a summer job with a dynamic TV evangelist only to find deep conflicts between the latter's conventional activities servicing his community's spiritual needs and his power wielded as a TV celebrity.
6—World War III
Conclusion. The American and Soviet heads of state meet in Iceland to try to resolve their differences, but when neither side budges, bombers are deployed to each of the countries. President McKenna: Rock Hudson. Col. Caffrey: David Soul.
7—Profiles in American Art
"Wilson Hurley." Pilot, lawyer and landscape artist Wilson Hurley, who finds inspiration for his paintings from a helicopter, shares his personal thoughts on art.
9:30
2—House Calls
"Alien Food." The new chef (Bill Schilling) is a menace to his talented helper (Bert Rosario) and his own overweight body. Wayne Rogers. Jane: Sharon Gless.
7—The Tom Cottle Show
"Ben and Robin." Moving through adolescence is a struggle for all kids, but it's been especially difficult with Ben and Robin and they learn to cope with being homosexual. (Repeat)
10:00
2—Lou Grant
"Review." Rossi might cause the Trib to be censured; Billie ghostwrites an autobiographical piece for Mrs. Pynchon. Robert Walden, Linda Kelsey, Nancy Marchand, Edward Asner, Jack Bannon. Thea Taft: Margaret Hamilton.
7—The Dick Cavett Show
Guest: Barbara Cook. (Part 1)
10:30
7—Nightly Business Report
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—KREM 2 News
4—KXLY News 4
6—Q-6 News
11:30
2—Quincy, M.E.
"Passing." A skull may be the key to a labor leader's disappearance and a mobster's subsequent rise to power. Quincy: Jack Klugman. Astin: John S. Ragin. Lynn: Zohra Lampert. Sal: Simon Oakland. Lorraine Lockwood: Neva Patterson. Jodi Lockwood: Elizabeth Stack. Slocum: Fred Daniel Scott. Ross Bricker: Frank Maxwell. Meg: Sondra Blake. Jeff Sellers: Jonathan Segal. Augie: Todd Martin. Sam: Robert Ito. (Repeat)
4—Nightline
(Ted Koppel)
6—The Best of Carson
From February 1980: Mariette Hartley; Rodney Dangerfield; Robert Goulet; Dr. Lendon Smith. (Repeat)
12 am
4—All in the Family
"Oh Say Can You See." Archie starts to worry when he runs into a high-school buddy (Larry Storch) who looks 15 years younger than he does. Tina: Arlene Golonka. Kelsey: Bob Hastings. Edith: Jean Stapleton. Mike: Rob Reiner. Archie: Carroll O'Connor.
12:30
4—MOVIE: A Man Called Sledge
(1971) James Garner, Dennis Weaver. A gunman shoots all of his cohorts to protect his fortune in gold, but ends up without his money.
6—Late Night with David Letterman
Debut: Emmy Award-winning comedian David Letterman hosts this comedy-talk show featuring guest personalities, satirical skits and music. Tonight's guests are Bill Murray, "Mr. Wizard" Don Herbert, and the Peacock Girls. Paul Shaffer serves as bandleader.
12:40
2—Banacek
"A Million the Hard Way." Jackpot in Vegas for someone who caused a million dollars to go poof. Banacek: George Peppard. Linda: Margot Kidder. Leland: Don Porter. Loomis: Don Keefer. Sawyer: J. Duke Russo. (Repeat)