Saturday, October 17, 1987
Channels:
2—KREM (CBS)
4—KXLY (ABC)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
28—KAYU (Fox)f
MORNING
5:45 am
4—Sunday School of the Air
6:00
2—Tom & Jerry
4—Bugs Bunny & Buddies
6—The Dukes of Hazzard
6:30
2—Porky Pig & Friends
4—Gilligan's Island
28—The Comic Strip
7:00
2—Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater
4—The Care Bears Family
6—Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears
7—Sesame Street
7:30
2—Jim Henson's Muppet Babies
4—Little Clowns of Happytown
6—The Smurfs
8:00
4—My Pet Monster
7—Body Pulse
8:30
4—Pound Puppies
7—Nursing Assessment
9:00
2—Pee-wee's Playhouse
4—College Football
6—Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock
7—American Adventure
28—Wrestling
9:30
2—Porky Pig & Friends
6—Alvin and the Chipmunks
7—American Adventure
10:00
2—Popeye and Son
6—ALF
7—French in Action
28—MOVIE: The Aviator ★★
(1985) Christopher Reeve, Rosanna Arquette. A pioneer mail pilot and his passenger, a rich man's spoiled daughter, crash-land by biplane into a mountain full of hungry wolves.
10:30
2—Teen Wolf
6—The New Archies
7—French in Action
11:00
2—CBS Storybreak
6—Foofur
7—Principles in Accounting
11:30
2—College Football
Nebraska vs. Oklahoma State.
6—I'm Telling
7—Principles in Accounting
AFTERNOON
12 pm
6—Weight Control
7—Earth Explored
28—MOVIE: Without a Trace ★★
(1983) Kate Nelligan, Judd Hirsch. A divorced Brooklyn mother worries and panics, then turns to police, when her son fails to come home from school.
12:30
4—College Football
6—MOVIE: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance ★★★★
(1962) James Stewart, John Wayne. An Eastern lawyer takes credit for killing the biggest bully in Shinbone when, in fact, it could have only been done by the best shot in the West. Directed by John Ford.
7—A Taste of Adventure
1:00
7—North Idaho College Public Forum
1:30
7—Painting with Ilona
2:00
7—The Art of William Alexander
28—Knight Rider
2:30
7—The Frugal Gourmet
3:00
2—Bosom Buddies
6—The Dukes of Hazzard
7—The Victory Garden
28—Kung Fu
3:30
2—Weight Control
7—Cats & Dogs
4:00
2—Star Search
4—Fishing the West
6—Spectacular World of Guinness Records
7—Computer Chronicles
28—Auto Racing
NHRA U.S. Nationals.
4:30
4—Men of October IV
A retrospective of memorable World Series games of the '60s, featuring Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, Bill Mazeroski and others. Hosted by Curt Gowdy.
6—Wheel of Fortune
7—Motorweek '88
5:00
2—Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
Deidre Hall ("Our House"); singer Mel Tillis; a shoe designer. Robin Leach is the host.
4—World Series
St. Louis Cardinals at Minnesota Twins. Al Michaels, Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver are set to announce game 1 of the 1987 Fall Classic from the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis.
6—Q6 News
7—One by One
28—Friday the 13th
"Cupid's Quiver." A woman's murder puts Micki, Ryan and Jack on the trail of the Cupid of Malek, a grotesque statue that drives its owner to kill any woman who falls in love with him. Micki: Robey. Ryan: John LeMay. Jack: Chris Wiggins.
5:30
6—NBC Nightly News
EVENING
6:00
2—CBS Evening News
6—MOVIE: Second Hard Hearts ★
(1981) Robert Blake, Barbara Harris. A slob, his new wife and her three children leave Texas in a beat-up station wagon heading in the general direction of California.
7—The Lawrence Welk Show
28—Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Code of Honor." While the crew is stationed on Ligon II, the inhabitants abduct Tasha and force Picard to abide by their code of honor to obtain her release. Yareena: Karole Selmon. Hagon: James Louis Watkins. Tasha: Denise Crosby. Picard: Patrick Stewart.
6:30
2—KREM 2 News
7:00
2—National Geographic
Cities that lie "In the Shadow of Vesuvius," the volcano in Italy that has erupted 50 times since the days of ancient Rome. Its most famous eruption, in A.D. 79, obliterated Pompeii and Herculaneum, causing instantaneous death. Also visited: the fishing town of Pozzuoli; and San Sebastian.
7—MOVIE: Father's Little Dividend ★★★
Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett. Just as he begins to enjoy is peaceful household, a man learns the he is about to become a grandfather. Sequel to "Father of the Bride." Kay: Elizabeth Taylor.
28—Cougar Pregame
7:30
28—College Football
Washington State Cougars at Arizona State Sun Devisl.
PRIME TIME
8:00
2—My Sister Sam
"Deep Throat." Sam (Pam Dawber) enters the hospital for a tonsillectomy and returns home to a dilemma: Patti (Rebecca Schaeffer) needs advice on sex and Sam can't speak. Jeff: Daren Powell. Jack: David Naughton. Sally: Brandy Gold.
6—The Facts of Life
"Rumor Has It." Blair's after-hours visit with a professor reputed to be a womanizer stirs up a storm of vicious rumors. Lisa Whelchel. Rebecca: Bonnie-Campbell Britton. Dean: Charles Summers. Jane: Frances Megan.
8:30
2—Everything's Relative
"The Post Graduate." When Julian and Scott allow Rae's friend (Cynthia Harris) to use their loft for an art exhibition, Julian discovers the sculptor is interested in more than his floor space. Jason Alexander, John Bolger. Rae: Anne Jackson.
4—9 to 5
"Starting Over." Marsha's self-confidence plummets when Don announces his wedding and Marsha (Sally Struthers) can't get a handsome date to take to the ceremony. Judy: Valerie Curtin. Doralee: Rachel Dennison. Heidi: Jennifer Barlow. Bud: Ed Winter. Felb: Fred Applegate.
6—227
"There Goes the Building." With repair costs mounting, Rose agrees to sell 227 to a former IRS agent who had a run-in with Mary. Marla Gibbs, Jackee. Green: Frank Jenkins. Inspector: Paul Eiding. Pearl: Helen Martin.
7—Mike Neun Comedy Special
9:00
2—Leg Work
"The Best Couple I Know." To help a friend (Kathleen Layman) plan a surprise party for her husband (A.C. Weary), Claire (Margaret Colin) checks his hometown for people from the man's past, but finds no record of their existence—or his. Race-car driver Danny Sullivan has a cameo. Trent: George Bamford. Randazzo: Greg Salata.
4—Hart to Hart
6—The Golden Girls
"The Housekeeper." The new housekeeper's magic powers work wonders for Blanche's love life and Rose's tomatoes, but they spell bad news when she is fired. Rue McClanahan, Betty White. Marguerite: Paula Kelly. Dorothy: Beatrice Arthur.
7—Doctor Who
"Warriors' Gate." The TARDIS is hijacked in the vortex by a time sensitive Tharil named Biroc, and brought to a strange white void.
9:30
6—Amen
"Dancing in the Dark." A rivalry is renewed when Deacon Frye is pitted against an old law-school classmate (Leonard Jackson). Carol: Hope Clarke. Morgan: Ed Bernard. Judge: Margaret Gwenver. Amelia: Roz Ryan.
10:00
2—West 57th
Scheduled: how The Citadel, a military college in Charleston, S.C., is dealing with racial tension; a profile of Chicago Cubs announcer Harry Caray; an interview with actor-director Rob Reiner ("The Princess Bride").
4—Hardcastle and McCormick
6—Hunter
"The Jade Woman." Hunter investigates the disappearance of a mail-order bride. Dunstin: Dick Bakalyan. Zole: James Wainwright. Sharon: Victoria Carroll. Rose Chin: Clare Nono. Fane: Dirk Blocker.
28—Friday the 13th
"The Poison Pen." When Micki and Ryan learn that a hexed quill pen is owned by a monk, they disguise themselves to infiltrate the monastery and forestall disaster. Jack Marshak: Chris Wiggins.
10:30
7—The Bounder
"Unreasonable Behaviour." A jealous Howard is out for revenge when Trevor asks Laura to accompany him to the Chamber of Trade dinner dance. Trevor: George Cole. Laura: Isla Blair.
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—KREM 2 News
4—KXLY News 4
6—Q6 News
7—Monty Python's Flying Circus
11:30
2—MOVIE: Goodbye, Columbus ★★★
(1969) Richard Benjamin, Ali MacGraw. A Jewish librarian from the Bronx woos the spoiled daughter of a nouveau riche Jewish family in the suburbs. From the novella by Philip Roth.
4—The Dom DeLuise Show
6—Carson's Comedy Classics
7—Dave Allen at Large
28—Star Trek: The Next Generation
"The Naked Now." While investigating mysterious deaths, Geordi becomes infected with a mind-altering illness that spreads to the rest of the Enterprise crew. MacDougal: Brooke Bundy. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Riker: Jonathan Frakes.
12 am
4—D.C. Follies
"Bob Uecker." Puppets portraying former Presidents Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter support guest Bob Uecker ("Mr. Belvedere") as a 1988 Presidential candidate. Also depicted: Dolly Parton; and Charles and Diana, Prince and Princess of Wales.
6—Carson's Comedy Classics
7—Off the air
12:30
4—KXLY News 4
6—Saturday Night Live
Steve Martin hosts the 13th season opener; Sting is the musical guest. Cast members include Dana Carvey, Jan Hooks, Phil Hartman and Kevin Nealon.
28—MOVIE: Santee ★★
(1973) Glenn Ford, Michael Burns. A bounty hunter befriends the son of an outlaw he killed, and the two face the outlaws who killed the bounty hunter's sun.
1:00
4—ABC News
1:15
4—Off the air
1:30
2—Off the air
2:00
6—Off the air
2:30
28—Off the air
Channels:
2—KREM (CBS)
4—KXLY (ABC)
6—KHQ (NBC)
7—KSPS (PBS)
28—KAYU (Fox)f
MORNING
5:45 am
4—Sunday School of the Air
6:00
2—Tom & Jerry
4—Bugs Bunny & Buddies
6—The Dukes of Hazzard
6:30
2—Porky Pig & Friends
4—Gilligan's Island
28—The Comic Strip
7:00
2—Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater
4—The Care Bears Family
6—Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears
7—Sesame Street
7:30
2—Jim Henson's Muppet Babies
4—Little Clowns of Happytown
6—The Smurfs
8:00
4—My Pet Monster
7—Body Pulse
8:30
4—Pound Puppies
7—Nursing Assessment
9:00
2—Pee-wee's Playhouse
4—College Football
6—Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock
7—American Adventure
28—Wrestling
9:30
2—Porky Pig & Friends
6—Alvin and the Chipmunks
7—American Adventure
10:00
2—Popeye and Son
6—ALF
7—French in Action
28—MOVIE: The Aviator ★★
(1985) Christopher Reeve, Rosanna Arquette. A pioneer mail pilot and his passenger, a rich man's spoiled daughter, crash-land by biplane into a mountain full of hungry wolves.
10:30
2—Teen Wolf
6—The New Archies
7—French in Action
11:00
2—CBS Storybreak
6—Foofur
7—Principles in Accounting
11:30
2—College Football
Nebraska vs. Oklahoma State.
6—I'm Telling
7—Principles in Accounting
AFTERNOON
12 pm
6—Weight Control
7—Earth Explored
28—MOVIE: Without a Trace ★★
(1983) Kate Nelligan, Judd Hirsch. A divorced Brooklyn mother worries and panics, then turns to police, when her son fails to come home from school.
12:30
4—College Football
6—MOVIE: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance ★★★★
(1962) James Stewart, John Wayne. An Eastern lawyer takes credit for killing the biggest bully in Shinbone when, in fact, it could have only been done by the best shot in the West. Directed by John Ford.
7—A Taste of Adventure
1:00
7—North Idaho College Public Forum
1:30
7—Painting with Ilona
2:00
7—The Art of William Alexander
28—Knight Rider
2:30
7—The Frugal Gourmet
3:00
2—Bosom Buddies
6—The Dukes of Hazzard
7—The Victory Garden
28—Kung Fu
3:30
2—Weight Control
7—Cats & Dogs
4:00
2—Star Search
4—Fishing the West
6—Spectacular World of Guinness Records
7—Computer Chronicles
28—Auto Racing
NHRA U.S. Nationals.
4:30
4—Men of October IV
A retrospective of memorable World Series games of the '60s, featuring Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, Bill Mazeroski and others. Hosted by Curt Gowdy.
6—Wheel of Fortune
7—Motorweek '88
5:00
2—Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
Deidre Hall ("Our House"); singer Mel Tillis; a shoe designer. Robin Leach is the host.
4—World Series
St. Louis Cardinals at Minnesota Twins. Al Michaels, Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver are set to announce game 1 of the 1987 Fall Classic from the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis.
6—Q6 News
7—One by One
28—Friday the 13th
"Cupid's Quiver." A woman's murder puts Micki, Ryan and Jack on the trail of the Cupid of Malek, a grotesque statue that drives its owner to kill any woman who falls in love with him. Micki: Robey. Ryan: John LeMay. Jack: Chris Wiggins.
5:30
6—NBC Nightly News
EVENING
6:00
2—CBS Evening News
6—MOVIE: Second Hard Hearts ★
(1981) Robert Blake, Barbara Harris. A slob, his new wife and her three children leave Texas in a beat-up station wagon heading in the general direction of California.
7—The Lawrence Welk Show
28—Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Code of Honor." While the crew is stationed on Ligon II, the inhabitants abduct Tasha and force Picard to abide by their code of honor to obtain her release. Yareena: Karole Selmon. Hagon: James Louis Watkins. Tasha: Denise Crosby. Picard: Patrick Stewart.
6:30
2—KREM 2 News
7:00
2—National Geographic
Cities that lie "In the Shadow of Vesuvius," the volcano in Italy that has erupted 50 times since the days of ancient Rome. Its most famous eruption, in A.D. 79, obliterated Pompeii and Herculaneum, causing instantaneous death. Also visited: the fishing town of Pozzuoli; and San Sebastian.
7—MOVIE: Father's Little Dividend ★★★
Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett. Just as he begins to enjoy is peaceful household, a man learns the he is about to become a grandfather. Sequel to "Father of the Bride." Kay: Elizabeth Taylor.
28—Cougar Pregame
7:30
28—College Football
Washington State Cougars at Arizona State Sun Devisl.
PRIME TIME
8:00
2—My Sister Sam
"Deep Throat." Sam (Pam Dawber) enters the hospital for a tonsillectomy and returns home to a dilemma: Patti (Rebecca Schaeffer) needs advice on sex and Sam can't speak. Jeff: Daren Powell. Jack: David Naughton. Sally: Brandy Gold.
6—The Facts of Life
"Rumor Has It." Blair's after-hours visit with a professor reputed to be a womanizer stirs up a storm of vicious rumors. Lisa Whelchel. Rebecca: Bonnie-Campbell Britton. Dean: Charles Summers. Jane: Frances Megan.
8:30
2—Everything's Relative
"The Post Graduate." When Julian and Scott allow Rae's friend (Cynthia Harris) to use their loft for an art exhibition, Julian discovers the sculptor is interested in more than his floor space. Jason Alexander, John Bolger. Rae: Anne Jackson.
4—9 to 5
"Starting Over." Marsha's self-confidence plummets when Don announces his wedding and Marsha (Sally Struthers) can't get a handsome date to take to the ceremony. Judy: Valerie Curtin. Doralee: Rachel Dennison. Heidi: Jennifer Barlow. Bud: Ed Winter. Felb: Fred Applegate.
6—227
"There Goes the Building." With repair costs mounting, Rose agrees to sell 227 to a former IRS agent who had a run-in with Mary. Marla Gibbs, Jackee. Green: Frank Jenkins. Inspector: Paul Eiding. Pearl: Helen Martin.
7—Mike Neun Comedy Special
9:00
2—Leg Work
"The Best Couple I Know." To help a friend (Kathleen Layman) plan a surprise party for her husband (A.C. Weary), Claire (Margaret Colin) checks his hometown for people from the man's past, but finds no record of their existence—or his. Race-car driver Danny Sullivan has a cameo. Trent: George Bamford. Randazzo: Greg Salata.
4—Hart to Hart
6—The Golden Girls
"The Housekeeper." The new housekeeper's magic powers work wonders for Blanche's love life and Rose's tomatoes, but they spell bad news when she is fired. Rue McClanahan, Betty White. Marguerite: Paula Kelly. Dorothy: Beatrice Arthur.
7—Doctor Who
"Warriors' Gate." The TARDIS is hijacked in the vortex by a time sensitive Tharil named Biroc, and brought to a strange white void.
9:30
6—Amen
"Dancing in the Dark." A rivalry is renewed when Deacon Frye is pitted against an old law-school classmate (Leonard Jackson). Carol: Hope Clarke. Morgan: Ed Bernard. Judge: Margaret Gwenver. Amelia: Roz Ryan.
10:00
2—West 57th
Scheduled: how The Citadel, a military college in Charleston, S.C., is dealing with racial tension; a profile of Chicago Cubs announcer Harry Caray; an interview with actor-director Rob Reiner ("The Princess Bride").
4—Hardcastle and McCormick
6—Hunter
"The Jade Woman." Hunter investigates the disappearance of a mail-order bride. Dunstin: Dick Bakalyan. Zole: James Wainwright. Sharon: Victoria Carroll. Rose Chin: Clare Nono. Fane: Dirk Blocker.
28—Friday the 13th
"The Poison Pen." When Micki and Ryan learn that a hexed quill pen is owned by a monk, they disguise themselves to infiltrate the monastery and forestall disaster. Jack Marshak: Chris Wiggins.
10:30
7—The Bounder
"Unreasonable Behaviour." A jealous Howard is out for revenge when Trevor asks Laura to accompany him to the Chamber of Trade dinner dance. Trevor: George Cole. Laura: Isla Blair.
LATE NIGHT
11:00
2—KREM 2 News
4—KXLY News 4
6—Q6 News
7—Monty Python's Flying Circus
11:30
2—MOVIE: Goodbye, Columbus ★★★
(1969) Richard Benjamin, Ali MacGraw. A Jewish librarian from the Bronx woos the spoiled daughter of a nouveau riche Jewish family in the suburbs. From the novella by Philip Roth.
4—The Dom DeLuise Show
6—Carson's Comedy Classics
7—Dave Allen at Large
28—Star Trek: The Next Generation
"The Naked Now." While investigating mysterious deaths, Geordi becomes infected with a mind-altering illness that spreads to the rest of the Enterprise crew. MacDougal: Brooke Bundy. Picard: Patrick Stewart. Riker: Jonathan Frakes.
12 am
4—D.C. Follies
"Bob Uecker." Puppets portraying former Presidents Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter support guest Bob Uecker ("Mr. Belvedere") as a 1988 Presidential candidate. Also depicted: Dolly Parton; and Charles and Diana, Prince and Princess of Wales.
6—Carson's Comedy Classics
7—Off the air
12:30
4—KXLY News 4
6—Saturday Night Live
Steve Martin hosts the 13th season opener; Sting is the musical guest. Cast members include Dana Carvey, Jan Hooks, Phil Hartman and Kevin Nealon.
28—MOVIE: Santee ★★
(1973) Glenn Ford, Michael Burns. A bounty hunter befriends the son of an outlaw he killed, and the two face the outlaws who killed the bounty hunter's sun.
1:00
4—ABC News
1:15
4—Off the air
1:30
2—Off the air
2:00
6—Off the air
2:30
28—Off the air