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Show 8:15 a.m. Electric Company 8:30 a.m. 2 Hollywood Squares. 4 Bewitched. 7 TV Today D NEWS, Thursday, October 19, 1972 DESERET 9 5 Loye of Life. a.m. 2 Jeopardy. 4 Password. 5 Where the Heart Is. 7 Sesame Street. 10:25 5 The World Series, several political programs, and a cert special are among highlights of TV viewing tonight. 4 OF LYLAH CLARE" 7 The McGov fcconomy: erns or Nixons Salt Lake Tonight will feature Commissioner Steven Harm-sen- . 5:30 NBC Nightly News. KCPX News. CBS News. 2 4 . 5 11 Electric Company Misterogers. 7 11 9:00 2 4:00 Truth quences. 4 are featured on 4 World Series game 2 or Conse- 5 KSL Uews. 7 Sesame Street Electric Company 11 4:38 vital time in the television industrv. Those producing. directing or performing in shows will begin to feel the axe of cancellation or know that their series of shows will continue. This is a still other occasions, a just isnt any good and doesn't deserve to continue. On show This season, we have many private eye and investigator shows, probably the result of the high rating for Columbo last season. Based on ratings, reaction from viewers and my own feelings, I dont think many of these will survive. That means Banyon, Delphi Bureau, Cool Million, Jigsaw, Assignment: Vienna and Bana-ccprobably w ill get the axe. ' I believe k Streets of San Francisco and Madigan will survive. And of course, Columwill unless remain, bo Meredith Baxter stars as Bridget someone is playing footsies backstage. The Rookies, a good police series, has placed high in the ratings, even beating football nationally, so it could survive. It hasnt had a fair shake, because of some preemptions. Anna and the King is a cute series, but it is expensive to produce and difficult to write because of the period setting, so it is in an iffy position. is warm, The Waltons human, intelligent and nice, but it doesn't have the action many viewers want. It could be one of the survivors, but it Bill Cosby has a lot of things going for him, but he had a bad start. His shows are improving, but the improvenot be soon ment might enough to save him. Bob New-hahas had a good series from the start; he should continue. 4 Howard Pearson Mod SauadQuest stars Janet MGrQOlin and Beverly Gar- 2 land. 4 5 NEW SHOW! 5 7 'THE WALTONS" Family Entertainment 7 Civic 11 2 Rep. warmth and a quality that kept Abie's Irish Rose" on Broadway for years. Mindful of the vicissitudes in entertainment, knowing that viewers have their own likes and dislikes, we probably will see all the private eye shows continue and our favorites go down the drain. Well, we shall see. Gunn McKay and challenger ert Wolthius. Rob- 7 11 Nine 4 to Grow ture, Aubrey stars. also starring Don 2 4 Farm Report. 4:45 a.m. 2 Morning Scene. Hofei Balderdash. 4 Skye 11:30 Dick Cavett 4 guest are singer guests Mabel 4 Dating Game. 5 7:25 2 a.m. News. 7:30 a.m. Show Today con- - tinues. 5 5 3 5 4 Gambit. 8 a.m. Joker's Wild. 8:30 a.m. Price Is Right. 8:45 a.m. &rssk 9-VO- Morning News. 8:55 a.m. TRANSISTOR There's a Doctor in 8 a.m. 7 Sale of the Century. Figuring it Out. 4 Petticoat Junction. 5 Romper 2 LT BATTERIES Room. When you need power to for tape recordspare etc. Model radios, ers, 222 Nos. 2169 volt; Premium 9 volt. reg. 69c on the rocks . . monT . Sure you need chlorine in your water to make it sate. But vdw wants to drink it: Our new Refinex Water refiner not only removes tastes end odors from your tap water, but most man-mapollutants. It also removes heavy ionized metals such as lead and mercury. But a Refinex Water Refiner goes further; it clarifies and softens your water too, giving you delicious, sparkling, clear refined wafer. Great for cooking, bathing, doing the laundry and last, but not least, drinking. 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HEARING AID Guideposts. 4:10 a.m. Viewers Digest. 4:15 a.m. Understanding Our starring John Wavne. Return to Peyton Place. One Lite to Live. Secret Storm. Is ON YOUR OLD 4 Diane Varsi ond Murray; and at 12:30 a.m., The Comon-chero- 2 LI3ERAL CBS News. 4:05 a.m. -TV Double FeaFrom Hell to Texas, 7:55 Nixon Campaign. 8:00 Assignment Vienna The Men) guest stars John Ireland as a strong-arman who tries to get important film from Webster. Movie 5 8HMB 5 4 10:40 (rerun). 5 5 Tonight Show guests ore Charo, Errcll Garner, David Frye and Ross Martin. Thirty Minutes. 7:30 Split Second. Search For 11 Love 2 Days of Our Lives. Newlyweds Game. Guiding Light. Sesame Street. 12:30 The Doctors. 5 General Hospital. 5 Misterogers. Noon 4 4 Form Repprt 5:30 a.m. Summer Semester 4 a.m. 5 10:30 idates, incumbent As the World T urns. 5:25 a.m. Outdoor Soortsme 9:30 Survival. French Chet. 9:55 McGovern Campaign. 10:00 Scene Tonight Judd. Eyewitness News. Report to the State, with Gov. Calvin L. Rampton. ond the Maggie Beautiful Machine. wilt Dialogue have First District Congressional cand- rt RADIO 5 7:00 has to be Viewers call and ask why a favorite show is being cancelled or why another manages to continue. Many factors decide the fate of programs. The stars might want out be cause they are offered a movie and feel that will be better for their careers. cut sometimes Sponsors back budgets and this kills a series. James Garner told us that sometimes a series is meant to be cancelled. Other times, a series is on TV at a bad time; still other times the competition is just too tough and kills off a series that should survive. And still on other occasions a VIPs wife doesnt nke a series. on at the right hour and must Live more markets like this, where it will win favor. Some other big question marks arc Hec Ramsey, starring Richard Boone; Temperatures Risinq, the hospital satire; Bill Cosby, who has improved only recently, and Paul Lynde, who hasnt improved. Julie Andrews, who started out in a bad rating "pot, dropped lower in her Second show, but then started to pick up. She could be in a safe spot now, but her fate depends on how much further she can go up in the ratings. This leaves the certain ones. I think Maude will continue because it has the ratings and there is a new' feel to the show. After w'atching scores of programs, a viewer can usually see imperceptible changes in individual ones. I think MASH also will continue because it is the type of satire that goes over with the majority of viewers, but sometimes this backfires. ? 11 SQUARES" Sesame Street Let's Make a Deal. 5 11 2 Edge ot Night . 1:00 Another World. 5 1:30 4 2 or Midday. 11:30 a.m. Three on a Match. VIEWING Tchaikovsky 11 CBS News. 10:30 a.m. The Who, What 2 11 a.m. Concentration. All My Children. FRIDAY Wagner Concert. HOLLYWOOD 11 Mickey Rooney. Performance, It's Your Bet 5 NEW TIME! 5 4 10:55 a.m. Carolyn Dunn Show Stewart Granger and International 7 4 Who Will Survive TV Axe? Jonathan Winters Owen Marshall guest slars Perneil Roberts as an old friend of Marshall who is charged with skyjackina. 4 Midnight Late Show. Secret Invasion, starring 2 a.m. Where Game. Robert Theobald. Tbf Advocate. 7 2 economist-autho- r KIM NOVAK Dragnet. Misterogers. 5 Political programs include Chic Dialogue (Ch. 7, 7 p.m. ) with Rep. Gunn McKay and challenger Robert Wolthius; The Adocates (Ch. 7, 8 p.m.), with a debate on Nixon's and McGovern's economic policies; Salt Lake Tonight (Ch. 11. 8 p.m ), a discussion with Salt Lake Commissioner Steven Harmsen; and Report to the State (Ch. 7, 10 p.m.). with Gov Calvin Rampton. Tchaikovsky and Wagner compositions International Performance (Ch. 7, 9 p.m.). Scene Today ABC News. 2 The Baseball World Series will continue tonight at t p m on Channel 2. if it doesn't rain. 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