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Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2016 4:54:19 GMT 10
This is an official thread of mine is where I post scheds from out of my vintage Chicago TV guide collection. I'm doing this, because I want to show everyone how television was great from way back when. These scheds contains premieres, finales, sports results, lottery numbers and other TV notes. Some of your television stations different from mines here in Chicago, but it's the only city that has a lot of Chicago TV history. I hope you like my scheds I'm posting and I'll be adding 2 scheds everyday. :)
WSNS channel 44 TV schedule for Friday, August 30, 1974
Morning
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10a - A New Day
10:30a - 700 Club (1 hr, 30 min)
Afternoon
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Noon - Esmeralda (1 hour)
1p - Galloping Gourmet
1:30p - Wally's Workshop
2p - Nor For Women Only
2:30p - TV44 Movies: Pinky (2 hours)
4:30p - Prince Planet
5p - Lafftime
5:30p - Leave It to Beaver
Evening
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6p - F Troop
6:30p - Bilko
7p - That Good Ole Nashville Music
7:30p - Sports Spotlight
7:45p - On Deck
8p - Baseball: New York Yankees v. White Sox at White Sox Park (3 hours)
11p - 700 Club (1 hr, 30 min)
*The Yankees def. the Southsiders 8-5, because the ChiSox drew a total of 4 errors in two separate innings (1 in the top of the 2nd and 3 in the top of the 7th.) There were 12,723 fans attended Yankee Stadium and the game lasted 3 hrs, 2 min.
WMAQ channel 5 TV schedule for Saturday, December 21, 1974
Morning
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7a - Addams Family
7:30a - Wheelie & the Chopper Bunch
8a - Emergency +4
8:30a - Run, Joe, Run
9a - Land of the Lost
9:30a - Sigmund & the Sea Monsters
10a - Pink Panther Show
10:30a - Star Trek
11a - The Jetsons
11:30a - Go
Afternoon
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Noon - This Week in the NFL (1 hour)
1p - Animal World
1:30p - Impacto
2p - City Desk
2:30p - Super Bowls
3p - NBC Sports NFL Football: Oakland Raiders v. Miami Dolphins in the AFC Divisional playoff game from the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (3 hours)
Evening
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6p - New Country (1 hour)
7p - Emergency! (1 hour)
8p - NBC Saturday Night at the Movies: Geronimo (2 hours)
10p - NewsFive at 10 with John Bachman
10:30p - NBC Sports College Basketball: Notre Dame Fighting Irish v. UCLA Bruins at the Edwin W. Pauley Pavilion (2 hours)
12:30a - Tilmon Tempo (1 hour)
Early Sunday, December 22, 1974
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1:30a - Movie 5: The Tramplers
*The Raiders def. the Dolphins in the AFC divisional championship game with the final score 28-26 thanks to Kenny Stabler's 8-yard TD pass to Clarence Davis to decide the game. There were 52,817 fans in attendance at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum where they'll be playing against the winner of the Steelers-Bills game for the AFC Divisional championship. The temperature was 49 degrees with the wind at 8 mph.
*UCLA Bruins def. Notre Dame with the final score of 85-72 in the 14th Notre Dame-UCLA rivalry game.
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Post by T.T. on Feb 8, 2016 7:22:46 GMT 10
There is quite a few shows I remember there.
Leave it to Beaver, Bilko, Galloping Gourmet, F Troop to name a few.
Weren't the shows just good clean fun back then.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2016 9:40:04 GMT 10
Yes, because back then there were no Kardashians, no reality television or anything we sadly got today.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2016 23:51:19 GMT 10
Here's a couple of more classic scheds to check out for today.
WMAQ channel 5 TV schedule for Thursday, April 19, 1984
Morning
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5:30a - Health Field
6a - Today in Chicago
6:30a - NBC News at Sunrise
7a - Today (2 hours)
9a - Facts of Life
9:30a - $ale of the Century
10a - Wheel of Fortune
10:30a - Dream House
11a - Hot Potato
11:30a - Search for Tomorrow
Afternoon
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Noon - Days of Our Lives (1 hour)
1p - Another World (1 hour)
2p - Match Game-Hollywood Squares Hour (1 hour)
3p - Eight is Enough (1 hour)
4p - The People's Court
4:30p - Channel 5 News at 4:30 (1 hour)
5:30p - NBC Nightly News
Evening
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6p - Channel 5 News at 6
6:30p - Family Feud
7p - Gimme a Break!
7:30p - Family Ties
8p - Cheers
8:30p - Duck Factory
9p - Hill Street Blues (1 hour)
10p - Channel 5 News at 10
10:30p - Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson (1 hour)
11:30p - Late Night with David Letterman (1 hour)
12:30a - Love Connection
Early Friday, April 20, 1984
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1a - Mary Tyler Moore Show
1:30a - Bob Newhart Show
2a - Today in Chicago
WFLD channel 32 TV schedule for Friday, September 2, 1977
Morning
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10:30a - Newstalk
11a - Romper Room
11:30a - Banana Splits
Afternoon
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Noon - Casper the Ghost & Friends
12:30p - Magilla Gorilla
1p - Green Acres
1:30p - Lucy Show
2p - Beverly Hillbillies
2:30p - Banana Splits
3p - Popeye
3:30p - Batman
4p - Lost In Space (1 hour)
5p - The Monkees
5:30p - Partridge Family
Evening
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6p - Emergency One! (1 hour)
7p - Ironside (1 hour)
8p - Creature Feature: Curse of the Vampires (2 hours)
10p - Fernwood Tonight
10:30p - The Honeymooners
11p - Best of Groucho: You Bet Your Life
11:30p - Night Gallery
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Post by T.T. on Feb 9, 2016 5:49:37 GMT 10
Some good comedies there Ken and enjoyed them. Always suited for the family. Must be hard for parents to choose programmes for their children now.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2016 23:13:20 GMT 10
Sounds like y'all enjoyed the scheds I posted so far :) It's a new day and here's a couple more to feast your eyes on.
WMAQ channel 5 TV schedule for Friday, January 4, 1974
Morning
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5:55a - Meditation
6a - Station Exchange
6:30a - Town & Farm
6:35a - Today in Chicago
7a - Today
7:25a - NewsFive Update
7:30a - Today
8:25a - NewsFive Update
8:30a - Today
9a - Dinah's Place
9:30a - Baffle
10a - Wizard of Odds
10:30a - Hollywood Squares
11a - Jeopardy!
11:30a - Who, What or Where Game* (Finale)
11:55a - NBC News Update with Edwin Newman
Afternoon
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Noon - Noon Report with Jorie Lueloff
12:30p - Three on a Match
1p - Days of Our Lives
1:30p - The Doctors
2p - Another World
2:30p - Return to Peyton Place* (Finale)
3p - Somerset
3:30p - Mike Douglas Show (1 hr, 30 min)
5p - NewsFive at 5 with Jim Ruddle
5:30p - NewsFive at 5:30 with Floyd Kalber
Evening
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6p - NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor
6:30p - Hollywood Squares
7p - Sanford & Son
7:30p - NBC Sports NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins v. New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden (2 hrs, 30 min)
10p - NewsFive at 10 with Floyd Kalber
10:30p - Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson (1 hr, 30 min)
Midnight - Midnight Special (1 hr, 30 min)
Early Saturday, January 5, 1974
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1:30a - NewsFive Update
1:35a - Meditation
*After 4.5 years on television, the popular NBC show Who, What or Where Game aired its last show in its 11:30a timeslot. The following Monday, January 7th, NBC made way for a new show will be taking the 3 Ws place called Jackpot! hosted by Geoff Edwards. A show where out of the 16 players in the gallery and one "expert" contestant play for cash prizes by solving riddles ranging from $5 to $200. If the player matches either the adjacent target number or finds the Super Jackpot riddle, that player will answer one riddle in order to win up to $50,000 depending on the target number & its multiplier up to 50 (ex. $685x30 = $20,550). If the Jackpot riddle is solved, the money will be divided between the two players.
*Return to Peyton Place, the daytime soap based on the popular 60s TV series aired on ABC from 1964 to 1969 ended its 2-year run. The following Monday, January 7th, How to Survive a Marriage takes over the 2:30p time slot for the next year.
WGN channel 9 TV schedule for Thursday, June 22, 1989
Morning
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5a - Kenneth Copeland
5:30a - Faith 20
6a - Alice
6:30a - Jem
7a - The Bozo Show (1 hour)
8a - Smurfs' Adventures
8:30a - Gumby
9a - Dukes of Hazzard (1 hour)
10a - Charlie's Angels (1 hour)
11a - Geraldo (1 hour)
Afternoon
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Noon - WGN Midday News (1 hour)
1p - Hogan's Heroes
1:30p - One Day at a Time
2p - Welcome Back, Kotter
2:30p - Yogi Bear
3p - Bugs Bunny & Friends
3:30p - G.I. Joe
4p - C.O.P.S.
4:30p - Fun House
5p - Facts of Life
5:30p - The Jeffersons
Evening
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6p - Andy Griffith Show
6:30p - Benson
7p - WGN 7 O'Clock Movie: The Boss' Wife (2 hours)
9p - The Nine O'Clock News
9:30p - INN News with Brad Holbrook
10p - Tales from the Darkside
10:30p - Magnum, P.I. (1 hour)
11:30p - WGN Presents: The Late Great Planet Earth (2 hours)
Early Friday, June 23, 1989
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2:30a - Carson's Comedy Classics
3a - The Late Movie: Agency (1 hr, 55 min)
4:55a - Sign On
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Post by T.T. on Feb 10, 2016 6:00:03 GMT 10
Loved Peyton Place and I am not one into soapies. The Andy Griffiths show was a good one.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 10, 2016 21:52:49 GMT 10
WMAQ channel 5 TV schedule for Friday, January 3, 1975
Morning
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5:55a - Meditation
6a - Knowledge
6:30a - Town & Farm
6:35a - Today in Chicago
7a - Today
7:25a - NewsFive Update
7:30a - Today (55 min)
8:25a - NewsFive Update with Doug Goldhamer
8:30a - Today
9a - Name That Tune (Finale)
9:30a - Winning Streak (Finale)
10a - High Rollers
10:30a - Hollywood Squares
11a - Jackpot!*
11:30a - Celebrity Sweepstakes
11:55a - NBC News Update with Edwin Newman
Afternoon
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Noon - Noon Report with Jorie Lueloff
12:30p - Jeopardy!* (Finale)
1p - Days of Our Lives
1:30p - The Doctors
2p - Another World* (Last show under the half-hour format)
2:30p - How to Survive a Marriage
3p - Somerset
3:30p - Mike Douglas Show (1 hr, 30 min)
5p - NewsFive at 5 with Jim Ruddle
5:30p - NewsFive at 5:30 with Floyd Kalber
Evening
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6p - NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor
6:30p - Hollywood Squares
7p - Sanford & Son
7:30p - Chico & the Man
8p - Rockford Files (1 hour)
9p - Police Woman (1 hour)
10p - NewsFive at 10 with Floyd Kalber
10:30p - Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson (1 hr, 30 min)
Midnight - Midnight Special (1 hr, 35 min)
Early Saturday, January 4, 1975
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1:35a - Meditation
SUPER JACKPOT!!!
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*The premise on Jackpot! is 16 players trying to win $50,000 in cash, right? Well as far as the Super Jackpot goes, it happen at least once or more than in every 10 shows thanks to a x50 multiplier giving 1 expert to solve one riddle worth $38,750. The money was divided by Pam & Kevin, which Pam gave the right answer after hearing it from Geoff Edwards. The riddle was "He's a Carpenter and I'm a Shepherd, but we're both in the same line of work. What's our line?" and the answer was astronaut in tribute of the 1969 moon landing. Everyone on that show won money except Ann from Ft. Wayne, Indiana got herself a Jackpot! t-shirt just for playing the game.
"TV Farewells for $10, Art."
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*"Ladies & gentlemen, it's with great admiration that I present for the 2,753rd time. The star of Jeopardy!... Art Fleming!" That was the introduction from Don Pardo who has been the announcer for the show since its 1964 inception except one show where Wayne Howell was the substitute. Jeopardy! with host Art Fleming kicked off its 2,753rd and final show with an audience giving Art an standing ovation after making his entrance to start the show. The players on that final show were: Debbie of Whitestone, New York, Robin from New York City & John from Washington, D.C. who won $1,980 after 3 days. The categories for the 1st round were: Jeopardy! 1964, Just Desserts, Famous Beaux, Musical Farewells, Comebacks & Scrambled Jeopardy! Categories. If anyone sweeps the column under any category earns a $500 bonus, but none of them in the finale achieved it, but it has in the past.
Some of the notable moments in its 11-year run includes: Gene Shalit has a clever way to question the answer from a $100 daily double bet regarding the NBC peacock, an uninterrupted daily double film clip made on May 5, 1961 at Cape Canaveral for Alan Shepherd's Project Mercury flight during its 2,000th show in 1972 features 3 former champions, a special appearance by Mel Brooks as the 2,000-year old man & the 1967 Jeopardy! week-long scholarship contest.
The last 6 categories in Double Jeopardy were: People in Jeopardy, Long Runs, Famous Last Words, Geography, Foreign Phrases & Alter Egos. After 2 rounds of play, Robin's in 1st place with $650, Debbie in 2nd with $280 and John with $270 going into the Final Jeopardy! round of the series and the category was Fictional Heroines. The clue for the round was: At the end of the novel, she says defiantly, "Tomorrow is another day". Two players answered "Who was Scarlett O'Hara?" except one. Final scores: John with $20 after losing $250, Debbie with $380 after adding $100 and the last winner of the series was Robin with $700 after adding only 50 to the 650 she had. John leaves with a 4-day total of $2,000 and all players get a 25-volume encyclopedia set and a copy of the Jeopardy 10th edition box game.
The fun and games on the show turned into a serious yet fond farewell where Fleming thanked the viewers and the audience for being a part of Jeopardy in the past 11 years. There was no theme music to the show played, so instead, they played "Smile" as the theme for the daytime finale. The nighttime edition continued on for the next several months in other markets. The following Monday, January 6th, a new Merv Griffin-produced television game called Wheel of Fortune with Chuck Woolery & Susan Stafford makes its debut in the morning time slot along with Blank Check with Art James while Days of Our Lives & The Doctors seen an half-hour early to make way for Another World's expansion to 1 hour making it the 1st televised daytime drama on television to do so.
WGN channel 9 TV schedule for Tuesday, May 24, 1983
Morning
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5a - Morning Stretch
5:30a - Faith 20
6a - Top o' the Morning
6:30a - Bullwinkle
7a - The Bozo Show (1 hr, 30 min)
8:30a - Bewitched
9a - WGN Morning Movie: Union Station (2 hours)
11a - Big Valley (1 hour)
Afternoon
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Noon - You Asked For It
12:30p - Independent Network News
1p - Dick Van Dyke Show
1:30p - Andy Griffith Show
2p - I Dream of Jeannie
2:30p - Pink Panther
3p - Superfriends
3:30p - Scooby-Doo
4p - Good Times
4:30p - Little House on the Prairie (1 hour)
5:30p - Laverne & Shirley & Company
Evening
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6p - Barney Miller
6:30p - The Jeffersons
7p - Odd Couple
7:30p - Baseball: Cubs v. Houston Astros at the Astrodome (3 hours)
10:30p - The Nine O'Clock News
11p - Independent Network News
11:30p - WGN Presents: All About Eve (2 hrs, 30 min)
Early Wednesday, May 25, 1983
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2a - Independent Network News (Rebroadcast)
2:30a - Tom Cottle: Up Close
3a - The Late Movie: Man from Utah (1 hr, 30 min)
4:30a - McHale's Navy
*The Cubs won their game due to the 3 committed errors and despite the late rally from the Astros 5-4 at the Houston Astrodome with 8,859 fans in attendance and the game lasted 2 hrs, 39 min.
*The winning numbers in the Illinois State Lottery's Daily Game and Pick 4 were 111 & 7284
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Post by T.T. on Feb 11, 2016 6:15:11 GMT 10
Thoroughly enjoyed The Rockford Files and Police Women. Still see her walking up those stairs in her mini.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 11, 2016 22:59:51 GMT 10
WBBM channel 2 TV schedule for Sunday, December 15, 1974
Morning
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6:15a - Thought for the Day
6:20a - News Update
6:30a - Different Drummers
7a - My Favorite Martians
7:26a - In the News
7:30a - Bailey's Comets
7:56a - In the News
8a - Jabberwocky
8:30a - Magic Door
9a - Lamp Unto My Feet
9:30a - Look Up and Live
10a - It's Academic
10:30a - Face the Nation
11a - NFL Game of the Week
11:30a - NFL on CBS
Afternoon
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Noon - CBS Sports Football: Bears v. Washington Redskins at RFK Stadium (3 hours)
3p - NFL on CBS
3:30p - CBS Sports Basketball: Los Angeles Lakers v. Portland Trail Blazers at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum (3 hrs, 30 min)
Evening
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6p - Channel 2 Weekend News with Harry Porterfield
6:30p - Apple's Way (1 hour)
7:30p - Kojak (1 hour)
8:30p - Mannix (1 hour)
9:30p - Protectors
10p - Channel 2 Weekend News with Harry Porterfield
10:30p - Best of CBS: The Searchers (2 hrs, 30 min)
Early Monday, December 16, 1974
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1a - Getting It Together
1:30a - Bill Cosby Show
2a - News Update
2:15a - Moving Picture Show: The True Story of Lynn Stuart (1 hr, 40 min)
3:55a - Meditations
*The Washington Redskins def. the Bears that earns them a shutout victory 42-0 at RFK Stadium with 52,085 fans in attendance thus ending the Bears season in last place.
*The Atlanta Falcons def. the Packers 10-3 at Atlanta Stadium with only 10,020 fans in attendance also ending the Packers season in 3rd place under Dan Devine which it's his last as head coach.
WFLD channel 32 TV schedule for Tuesday, December 19, 1978
Morning
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6a - Newstalk
6:30a - Three Stooges
7a - Woody Woodpecker
7:30a - Tom & Jerry
8a - Popeye
8:30a - Fred Flintstone & Friends
9a - Partridge Family
9:30a - Please Don't Eat the Daisies
10a - That Girl
10:30a - Green Acres
11a - Romper Room
11:30a - Tennessee Tuxedo & his Tales
Afternoon
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Noon - Underdog
12:30p - Banana Splits
1p - Courtship of Eddie's Father
1:30p - The Lucy Show
2p - Beverly Hillbillies
2:30p - Magilla Gorilla
3p - Casper
3:30p - Woody Woodpecker
4p - Tom & Jerry (1 hour)
5p - Brady Bunch
5:30p - Brady Bunch
Evening
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6p - Six Million Dollar Man (1 hour)
7p - Emergency One! (1 hour)
8p - Merv Griffin Show (1 hr, 30 min)
9:30p - The Joker's Wild
10p - Sanford & Son
10:30p - Gong Show
11p - Three Stooges
11:30p - Newstalk
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Post by T.T. on Feb 12, 2016 5:46:53 GMT 10
I used to enjoy Charlie's Angels and Hogans Heroes.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2016 0:29:44 GMT 10
Here comes more scheds and tomorrow and every Saturday, my scheds will be dedicated to Saturday morning programming.
WGN channel 9 TV schedule for Tuesday, July 12, 1988
Morning
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5a - Alice
5:30a - Faith 20
6a - The Muppet Show
6:30a - Spiral Zone
7a - The Bozo Show (1 hour)
8a - Smurfs' Adventures
8:30a - Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin
9a - Incredible Hulk (1 hour)
10a - Charlie's Angels (1 hour)
11a - Geraldo (1 hour)
Afternoon
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Noon - Newscope (1 hour)
1p - Alice
1:30p - One Day at a Time
2p - Welcome Back, Kotter
2:30p - Ghostbusters
3p - BraveStarr
3:30p - Transformers
4p - G.I. Joe
4:30p - Jem
5p - Good Times
5:30p - The Jeffersons
Evening
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6p - Barney Miller
6:30p - Benson
7p - WGN 7 O'Clock Movie: Big Sleep (2 hrs, 30 min)
9:30p - The Nine O'Clock News
10p - Twilight Zone
10:30p - Trapper John, M.D. (1 hour)
11:30p - WGN Presents: Boys from Brazil (2 hrs, 30 min)
Early Wednesday, July 13, 1988
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2a - INN News
2:30a - Rhoda
3a - The Late Movie: Move (2 hours)
*The winning numbers in the Illinois State Lottery's Daily Game & Pick 4 were 984 & 3430
WSNS channel 44 TV schedule for Friday, August 24, 1973
Afternoon
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Noon - La Fabrica (1 hour)
1p - Galloping Gourmet
1:30p - Joanne Carson's V.I.P.'s
2p - Can You Top This?
2:30p - Mantrap
3p - Adventures of Tintin
3:30p - Deputy Dawg
4p - La Inovidable (1 hour)
5p - El Amo
5:30p - El Show Jibaro con Israel Maldonado
Evening
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6p - Baseball Report
6:15p - Knot Hole Gang Sports Clinic
6:30p - Race Track News
6:35p - That Good Ole Nashville Music
7p - Real McCoys
7:30p - Knot Hole Gang
7:45p - On Deck
8p - Baseball: Detroit Tigers v. White Sox at White Sox Park (2 hrs, 45 min)
10:45p - Championship Wrestling (1 hour)
*Despite both teams committed their errors in the game, the Detroit Tigers def. the ChiSox 6-5 thanks to that home run scored by Cash in the 9th inning. At White Sox Park, 28,850 fans were in attendance and the game lasted 2 hrs, 37 min.
Have a great Valentine's Day weekend! :)
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Post by T.T. on Feb 13, 2016 5:21:52 GMT 10
These are names that one sure has forgotten.
Barney Miller and Incredible Hulk. Some more of my favourites.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2016 23:24:15 GMT 10
I know that most of us in the USA took a backseat when a lot of these weekend local and network news shows and the so-called FCC controlled E/I programming killed Saturday morning programming almost 2 years ago, but starting today and every weekend, I'm posting my scheds dedicated to Saturday morning programming where us kids get to sit in front of the TV chowing down on a bowl of cereal watching our favorite cartoons every Saturday morning. So, without keeping you in suspense any longer, here are a couple of scheds that made Saturday morning television quite complete.
WBBM channel 2 TV schedule for Saturday, December 22, 1973
Morning
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5:50a - TV2 News Update
6a - Sunrise Semester
6:30a - It's Worth Knowing About Us
7a - The Flintstones
7:30a - Bailey's Comets
8a - New Scooby-Doo Movies (1 hour)
9a - My Favorite Martians
9:30a - Jeannie
10a - Speed Buggy
10:30a - Josie & the Pussycats
11a - Everything's Archie
11:30a - NFC Playoff Pre-Game Show
Afternoon
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Noon - CBS Sports Football: Washington Redskins v. Minnesota Vikings in the NFC Divisional Playoff Game at the Metroplitan Stadium* (3 hours)
3p - To Be Announced (2 hrs, 30 min)
5:30p - CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
Evening
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6p - TV2 News at 6
6:30p - Christmas Dream
7p - All in the Family
7:30p - M*A*S*H
8p - Mary Tyler Moore Show
8:30p - Bob Newhart Show
9p - Carol Burnett Show (1 hour)
10p - TV2 News at 10
10:30p - Best of CBS: Donovan's Reef (2 hours)
12:30a - Common Ground (2 hrs, 30 min)
Early Sunday, December 23, 1973
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3a - TV2 News Update
3:15a - The Late Show: Mystery Island (1 hr, 55 min)
5:10a - McHale's Navy
*NFC Central division title winners, the Minnesota Vikings eliminated the Washington Redskins with the final score 27-20 thanks to Fred Cox's game-winning field goal. There were 45,475 fanis in attendance at the Metropolitan Stadium.
WLS channel 7 TV schedule for Saturday, May 2, 1981
Morning
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7a - Superfriends (1 hour)
8a - Fonz & the Happy Days Gang
8:30a - Richie Rich, Scooby & Scrappy-Doo Show (1 hour)
9:30a - Thundarr the Barbarian
10a - Heathcliff & Dingbat
10:30a - Plastic Man & Baby Plas
11a - ABC Weekend Special
11:30a - American Bandstand (1 hour)
Afternoon
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12:30p - Weekend Edition with Theresa Gutierrez (1 hr, 30 min)
2p - Amazing World (1 hour)
3p - Wide World of Sports (1 hour)
4p - ABC Sports Kentucky Derby (1 hour)
5p - Wide World of Sports
5:30p - Eyewitness News at 5:30
Evening
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6p - Off the Record
6:30p - Hollywood Squares
7p - The Love Boat (2-hour special)
9p - Fantasy Island (1 hour)
10p - Eyewitness News at 10
10:30p - Weekend Report with Tom Jarriel
10:45p - Saturday Night Movie: Jeremiah Johnson (2 hrs, 15 min)
Early Sunday, May 3, 1981
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1a - Late Night Movie: Two for the Money (1 hr, 35 min)
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Post by T.T. on Feb 14, 2016 4:54:18 GMT 10
Who could go past The Flintstones and Jeannie.  |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 15, 2016 5:04:37 GMT 10
WMAQ channel 5 TV schedule for Saturday, September 15, 1984
Morning
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6:30a - New Zoo Revue
7a - Snorks (Premiere)
7:30a - Pink Panther & Sons (Premiere)
8a - Smurfs (1 hr, 30 min)
9:30a - Alvin & the Chipmunks
10a - Kidd Video (Premiere)
10:30a - Mr. T
11a - Going Bananas (Premiere)
11:30a - Spider-Man & his Amazing Friends
Afternoon
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Noon - Kidding Around
12:30p - Latin Tempo
1p - NBC Sports Baseball: Boston Red Sox v. New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium or Pittsburgh Pirates v. St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Memorial Stadium (3 hours)
4p - Bob Newhart Show
4:30p - Mary Tyler Moore Show
5p - Channel 5 News at 5
5:30p - NBC Nightly News
Evening
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6p - Fight Back! with David Horowitz
6:30p - Beat the Hawk Championship
7p - Diff'rent Strokes
7:30p - Gimme a Break!
8p - Bosom Buddies
8:30p - Mama's Family
9p - The 60th Annual Miss America Pageant (2 hours)
11p - Channel 5 News at 10
11:30p - Saturday Night Live (1 hr, 30 min)
Early Sunday, September 16, 1984
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1a - Rock-N-America (1 hour)
2a - Warner Saunders Show
2:30a - Movie 5: The Paradine Case (2 hours)
WLS channel 7 TV schedule for Saturday, July 21, 1973
Morning
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7a - H.R. Pufnstuf
7:30a - The Jackson Five
8a - The Osmonds
8:30a - ABC Superstar Movie: The Red Baron (1 hour)
9:30a - Brady Kids
10a - Ink
10:30a - Kid Power
11a - Funky Phantom
11:30a - Lidsville
Afternoon
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Noon - Monkees
12:30p - American Bandstand
1p - Make a Wish
1:30p - Vision On
2p - Feminine Franchise
2:30p - Passage to Adventure
3p - ABC Sports Boxing: Mike Quarry v. Billy Kelly at Madison Square Garden (1 hour)
4p - Wide World of Sports (1 hr, 30 min)
5:30p - Reasoner Report
Evening
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6p - Eyewitness News at 6
6:30p - Let's Make a Deal!
7p - Partridge Family
7:30p - Paul Lynde Show
8p - Burns & Schreiber Comedy Hour (1 hour)
9p - Jigsaw (1 hour)
10p - Eyewitness News at 10
10:30p - Saturday Night Movie: The List of Adrian Messenger (2 hrs, 5 min)
12:35a - Late Night Movie: Ride, Vaquero (1 hr, 50 min)
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Post by T.T. on Feb 15, 2016 6:20:55 GMT 10
Two shows you got a laugh out of. Mary Tyler Moore Show and Diff'rent Strokes
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2016 1:31:54 GMT 10
Here's a couple more scheds for you and for the next couple of days, I'm posting scheds from the 60s. Jope you like them :)
WMAQ channel 5 TV schedule for Thursday, January 16, 1969
Morning
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5:45a - Town and Farm
6a - You and the Law
6:30a - Today in Chicago
6:55a - Morning News
7:25a - News Update
7:30a - Today (1 hr, 30 min)
9a - Snap Jugdment
9:30a - Concentration
10a - Personality
10:30a - Hollywood Squares
11a - Jeopardy!
11:30a - Eye Guess
11:55a - News Update
Afternoon
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Noon - Noon Report
12:30p - Hidden Faces
1p - Days of Our Lives
1:30p - The Doctors
2p - Another World
2:30p - You Don't Say!
3p - The Match Game
3:25p - News Update
3:30p - Merv Griffin Show (1 hr, 30 min)
5p - NBC News Night Report at 5 with Jim Ruddle (1 hour)
Evening
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6p - The Huntley-Brinkley Report
6:30p - Daniel Boone (1 hour)
7:30p - Chrysler Presents the Bob Hope Christmas Special (1 hr, 30 min special)
9p - Comedy is King II (1-hour special)
10p - NBC News Night Report at 10
10:30p - The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson (2 hours)
12:30a - International Zone
WGN channel 9 TV schedule for Wednesday, June 9, 1965
Morning
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6:45a - NewsNine Update
7a - Five Minutes to Live By
7:05a - Top o' the Morning
7:30a - Ray Rayner Show (1 hr, 15 min)
8:45a - King and Odie
9a - Romper Room
9:30a - Exercise with Gloria
10a - Girl Talk
10:30a - Mike Douglas Show (1 hr, 30 min)
Afternoon
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Noon - Bozo's Circus (1 hour)
1p - NewsNine Update
1:15p - Lead-Off Man
1:25p - Baseball: Milwaukee Braves v. Cubs at Wrigley Field (2 hrs, 55 min)
4:15p - Tenth Inning
4:30p - Mickey Mouse Club
5p - Garfield Goose & Friends
5:30p - NewsNine at 5:30
5:45p - News & Weather
5:55p - Sports with Jack Brickhouse
Evening
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6p - Rocky and Friends
6:30p - WGN Wednesday Night Big Movie: The Winning Team (2 hours)
8:30p - Arrest and Trial (2 hours)
10p - NewsNine at 10
10:30p - Nightbeat with Carl Greyson
12:15a - The Late Movie: Naked in the Sun (1 hr, 45 min)
Early Thursday, June 10, 1965
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2a - Five Minutes to Live By
*The Cubs def. the Milwaukee Braves 4-2 at Wrigley Field with 4,273 fans in attendance and the game lasted 2 hrs, 32 min.
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Post by T.T. on Feb 17, 2016 4:26:42 GMT 10
Some more good memories and look forward to shows of the 60's.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2016 22:27:01 GMT 10
WGN channel 9 TV schedule for Wednesday, November 27, 1963
Morning
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7:05a - Top o' the Morning
7:25a - Five Minutes to Live By
7:30a - NewsNine Update with Vince Lloyd
7:45a - Breakfast with Bugs Bunny hosted by Ray Rayner (1 hr, 15 min)
9a - Tree Top House
9:30a - Ed Allen: Exercises
10a - Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal
10:30a - Best of Groucho: You Bet Your Life
11a - Romper Room
11:30a - NewsNine: Lyndon B. Johnson address to the Joint Section of Congress
11:45a - NewsNine Morning News (1 hr, 15 min)
Afternoon
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1p - WGN Afternoon Movie: Barber of Seville (2 hours)
3p - Three Stooges (1 hour)
4p - Dick Tracy
4:30p - Mickey Mouse Club
5p - Garfield Goose & Friends (45 min)
5:45p - NewsNine at 5:45 with Lloyd Petit
5:55p - Sports
Evening
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6p - President Lyndon Johnson's Address
6:30p - Roaring 20s (1 hour)
7:30p - Ed McBain's 87th Precinct (1 hour)
8:30p - Outdoor Show
9p - Checkmate (1 hour)
10p - NewsNine at 10
10:15p - WGN Presents: Snows of Kilimanjaro (2 hrs, 15 min)
12:35a - Nightbeat with Carl Greyson
12:50a - Highway Patrol
Early Thursday, November 28, 1963
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1:20a - Five Minutes to Live By
WLS channel 7 TV schedule for Thursday, January 16, 1969
Morning
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6:50a - News Update
7a - Perspectives
7:30a - The Three Stooges
8a - Prize Movie with Ione: I Married a Witch (1 hr, 30 min)
9:30a - Dick Cavett Show (1 hr, 30 min)
11a - Bewitched
11:30a - Funny You Should Ask
Afternoon
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Noon - Dream House
12:30p - Let's Make a Deal!
1p - The Newlywed Game
1:30p - The Dating Game
2p - General Hospital
2:30p - One Life to Live
3p - Dark Shadows
3:30p - The 3:30 Movie: Hot Blood (1 hr, 30 min)
5p - Eyewitness News at 5 with Fahey Flynn & Joel Daly
5:30p - ABC Evening News with Frank Reynolds
Evening
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6p - Eyewitness News at 6
6:30p - The Ugliest Girl in Town
7p - Flying Nun
7:30p - Bewitched
8p - That Girl
8:30p - Journey to the Unknown (1 hour)
9:30p - T.H.E. Cat
10p - Eyewitness News at 10
10:30p - Joey Bishop Show (1 hr, 30 min)
Midnight - Howard Miller's Chicago (1 hour)
Early Friday, January 17, 1969
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1a - Perspectives
1:30a - News Final
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Post by T.T. on Feb 18, 2016 5:17:50 GMT 10
Another couple I remember is The Joey Bishop Show and Bewitched. Good laughs again.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 20, 2016 0:56:28 GMT 10
I hate to say this, but today's the last time I'm posting my classic scheds at FF. I say this, because something is really bothering me.
WBBM channel 2 TV schedule for Friday, August 8, 1975
Morning
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6a - Summer Semester
6:30a - It's Worth Knowing About Us
7a - CBS Morning News with Hughes Rudd (1 hour)
8a - Captain Kangaroo (1 hour)
9a - Spin-Off
9:30a - Gambit
10a - Tattletales
10:30a - Love of Life
10:55a - CBS Newsbreak with Douglas Edwards
11a - Young & the Restless
11:30a - Search for Tomorrow
Afternoon
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Noon - Lee Phillip Show/Harry Porterfield & the News
12:30p - As the World Turns
1p - Guiding Light
1:30p - Edge of Night
2p - The Price is Right
2:30p - Match Game '75
3p - Musical Chairs
3:30p - Dinah! (1 hr, 30 min)
5p - The 5 O'Clock News
5:30p - CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite
Evening
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6p - The 6 O'Clock News (1 hour)
7p - CBS Friday Night Movies: Zigzag (1 hr, 30 min)
8:30p - CBS Friday Night Movies: They Call Me Trinity (1 hr, 30 min)
10p - The 10 O'Clock News
10:30p - CBS Late Movie: It (1 hr, 55 min)
12:25a - Don Kirshner's Rock Concert (1 hr, 30 min)
Early Saturday, August 9, 1975
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1:55a - News Update
2:10a - The Late Show: Treasure of the Golden Condor (1 hr, 55 min)
WLS channel 7 TV schedule for Friday, December 19, 1986
Morning
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5:30a - 20 Minute Workout
6a - ABC News This Morning (1 hour)
7a - Good Morning America (2 hours)
9a - Oprah Winfrey Show (1 hour)
10a - Fame, Fortune & Romance
10:30a - Celebrity Double Talk* (Finale)
11a - Ryan's Hope
11:30a - Loving
Afternoon
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Noon - All My Children (1 hour)
1p - One Life to Live (1 hour)
2p - General Hospital (1 hour)
3p - True Confessions
3:30p - Jeopardy!
4p - Eyewitness News at 4 (1 hour)
5p - Eyewitness News at 5
5:30p - World News Tonight with Peter Jennings
Evening
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6p - Eyewitness News at 6
6:30p - Wheel of Fortune
7p - ABC Sports NFL Football: Los Angeles Rams v. San Francisco 49ers at Candlestick Park (3 hours)
10p - Eyewitness News at 10
10:30p - Nightline with Ted Koppel
11p - Hollywood Squares
11:30p - Nightlife with David Brenner
Midnight - Jimmy Breslin's People (1 hour)
Early Saturday, December 20, 1986
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1a - Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected
1:30a - Eyewitness News at 10 (Rebroadcast)
2a - Late Night Movie: Spirits of the Dead (2 hours)
*Double Talk concludes its 4-month run on ABC. In the finale, Henry Polic II donned the tuxedo. In the closing moments, the staff and the stars received roses and with the final Double Talk puzzle: This place now/Left Manana means Here today, gone tomorrow. It would be ABC's 2nd-to-last chance to bring the television game market back on its feet seven months later with Bargain Hunters.
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Post by T.T. on Feb 20, 2016 6:15:26 GMT 10
Used to enjoy The Price is Right and Jeopardy. Now I can't stand the games shows.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 20, 2016 8:42:58 GMT 10
Used to enjoy The Price is Right and Jeopardy. Now I can't stand the games shows. Same for me, because I've been down that road when it comes to a couple of 24-hour game show channels. I quit watching them 8 years ago or I've never seen them at all. |
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Post by T.T. on Feb 21, 2016 5:48:18 GMT 10
You know what gets me down the screaming that goes on. Just proves I am getting old and grumpy.
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