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Welcome to TV Tonite
Prime-Time TV for Thursday, 27 April, 1995
(plus late-night shows)
This evening's SOTTO (Summarization of
Tonight's Television Offerings) Rating: **
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Broadcast highlights (all times Eastern/Pacific,
except where noted; please adjust for Central/
Mountain zones):
A new sexual technique invented by "Seinfeld"
works just great for Elaine's boyfriend; but
George finds a way to use it to his disadvantage.
(NBC, 9.00)
Cyndi Lauper makes another guest appearance as
Ira's ex-wife on "Mad About You." Patrick Ewing of
the New York Knicks also appears. (NBC, 8.00)
There's a new two-hour "Matlock" movie on tonight.
It ends by 10.00, so all you Grandpa Simpsons out
there won't have to stay up late to catch the
ending. (ABC, 8.00)
The glamour. The passion. The grace. The same damn
people doing the same damn things they did in the
last damn figure skating special. It's the "World
Team Challenge," from West Palm Beach, Florida.
(CBS, 8.00)
"48 Hours" preps you for your next visit to the
thieving slime who is your auto mechanic.
(CBS, 10.00)
Cable highlights:
"Saturday Night Fever" contains the great line,
"You hit my hair!" If you don't get to Brooklyn as
much as you'd like to, you'll be glad to know that
Bensonhurst and Bay Ridge (Tony Manero's turf)
haven't changed much in the last 18 years.
(USA, 9.00)
In "Europa, Europa," a Jewish boy successfully
masquerades as an Aryan, and even makes time with
hot Nazi babe Julie Delpy. No, it's not an update
of "Hogan's Heroes," it's a European drama, and a
good one at that. Subtitled. (BRV, 9.00)
Whatever you might think about Camille Paglia's
version of feminism, at least it's never anywhere
near as dull as what's espoused (and espoused and
espoused and espoused) in the 1980 telepic "The
Women's Room." (LIF, 9.00)
Sports highlights:
NBA Playoffs - First Round:
On TBS: Teams TBA (7.30 ET, 10.30 ET)
On TNT: Teams TBA (8.00 ET, 10.30 ET)
NHL Hockey:
Dallas Stars at Chicago Blackhawks (ESP, 8.30 ET)
Scheduled Late Night Talk Show Guests
(thanks to Aaron Barnhart and Sue Trowbridge):
Mario Cantone, Ed Begley Jr., Ben E. King
(Politically Incorrect w/Bill Maher, COM/11.00)
Michael J. Fox, Anita Baker (Letterman, CBS/11.35)
Anthony Edwards, Linda Ronstadt, Robin Quivers
(Leno, NBC/11.35)
TBA (Snyder, CBS/12.37)
David Copperfield, Jill Goodacre, Smithereens
(O'Brien, NBC/12.35)
Kadeem Hardison (Kinnear, NBC/1:30 a.m.)
Van Halen, Gabriel Byrne (Stewart, synd.)
William Byron S.J., science writers Peter Gorner
& Jeff Lyon (Rose, PBS)
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TV listings:
Broadcast Networks:
ABC TV Movie ('95): Matlock: The Heist
w/Andy Griffith (8-10)
Day One (10-11)
CBS Figure Skating: World Team Challenge (8-10)
48 Hours (10-11)
FOX Martin (8-8.30)
Living Single (8.30-9)
New York Undercover (9-10)
NBC Mad About You (8-8.30)
Hope & Gloria (8.30-9)
Seinfeld (9-9.30)
Friends (9.30-10)
E.R. (10-11)
PBS* Pole to Pole with Michael Palin:
Shifting Sands (4 of 8) (8-9)
Mystery! Rumpole of the Bailey (2 of 6) (9-10)
I'll Fly Away: Small Wishes (10-11)
Basic Cable:
A&E Biography (John Cleese) (8-9)
Pablo Casals Festival (9-11)
AMC Movie ('57): The Lonely Man
w/Jack Palance (8-9.30)
Movie ('55): The Far Horizons
w/Charlton Heston (9.30-11.30)
AT Straight Forward with Roger Ailes (8-9)
Bugged! (9-10)
America After Hours (10-11)
BET Roc (8-8.30)
Comicview (8.30-9)
Video Soul (9-11)
BRV South Bank Show (playwright Willy Russell
[Educating Rita, Shirley Valentine]) (8-9)
Movie ('91): Europa, Europa (s) (9-11)
CAR 2 Stupid Dogs (8-8.30)
2 Stupid Dogs (8.30-9)
Bugs & Daffy (9-10)
Tom & Jerry (10-11)
CNB Pozner-Donahue (8-8.30)
Equal Time (8.30-9)
Rivera Live (9-10)
Charles Grodin (Ann Hampton Callaway) (10-11)
CNN News (8-8.30)
Crossfire (8.30-9)
Larry King Live (9-10)
World News (10-10.30)
Showbiz Today (10.30-11)
COM TBA (8-9)
Dennis Miller: Black & White (9-10)
Kids in the Hall (10-10.30)
Whose Line Is It Anyway? (10.30-11)
COU Prime Time Justice (8-10)
Verdicts and Justice (10-10.30)
The System (10.30-11)
DSC World of Wonder (8-8.30)
Amazing America (8.30-9)
Movie Magic (9-9.30)
Know Zone (9.30-10)
Beyond 2000 (10-11)
E! The Gossip Show (8-8.30)
Features (8.30-9)
Talk Soup (9-9.30)
News Daily (9.30-10)
David Letterman (Teri Garr)(10-11)
ESP Black Ice (8-8.30)
NHL Hockey: Dallas at Chicago (8.30-11.30 ET)
ES2 TBA
FAM Dove Gospel Awards (8-10)
700 Club (10-11)
fX Hart to Hart (8-9)
Dynasty (9-10)
In Living Color (10-10.30)
In Living Color (10.30-11)
LIF Unsolved Mysteries (8-9)
TV Movie ('80): The Women's Room
w/Lee Remick (9-12)
MTV My So-Called Life (7-8)
Prime Time (8-10)
TBA (10-11)
NIC I Dream of Jeannie (8-8.30)
Bewitched (8.30-9)
I Love Lucy (9-9.30)
Mary Tyler Moore (9.30-10)
Taxi (10-10.30)
Taxi (10.30-11)
SCI Quantum Leap (8-9)
Dark Shadows (1 of 4) (9-10)
Friday the 13th: The Series (10-11)
TBS NBA Playoffs, 1st Round: Teams TBA
(7.30-10.30 ET)
NBA Playoffs, 1st Round: Teams TBA
(10.30-1 ET)
TCM Movie ('36): The Libeled Lady
w/Jean Harlow (7-9)
Movie ('39): I Take This Woman
w/Spencer Tracy (9-11)
TLC Great Battles of the Civil War (r) (8-9)
Commanders (9-10)
Ancient World (r) (10-11)
TNN Legends of Country Music (8-9)
Music City Tonight (9-10.30)
Club Dance (r) (10.30-11.30)
TNT NBA Playoffs, 1st Round: Teams TBA
(8-10.30 ET)
NBA Playoffs, 1st Round: Teams TBA
(10.30-1 ET)
USA Murder, She Wrote (8-9)
Movie ('77): Saturday Night Fever
w/John Travolta (9-11.30)
VH1 Music Videos (8-9)
Stand-Up Spotlight (9-10)
Don Kirshner's Rock Concert (10-10.30)
Big '80s (10.30-11)
Premium Cable:
DIS Movie ('86): The Manhattan Project
w/John Lithgow (7-9)
Diana Ross Sings Jazz & Blues (9-10.30)
Movie ('44): Jane Eyre
w/Joan Fontaine, Orson Welles (10.30-12.10)
HBO Movie ('94): The Chase
w/Charlie Sheen, Kristy Swanson (7.30-9)
Movie ('94): Red Scorpion 2 (9-10.30)
Def Comedy Jam (10.30-11)
MAX Movie ('88): Tequila Sunrise
w/Mel Gibson, Michelle Pfeiffer (8-10)
Movie ('93): Test Tube Teens 2000 (10-11.30)
SHO Movie ('94): The Ref
w/Dennis Leary, Judy Davis (8-9.35)
Movie ('94): Four Weddings and a Funeral
w/Hugh Grant, Andie MacDowell (9.35-11.30)
TMC Movie ('66): Hawaii
w/Julie Andrews (5.55-9)
Movie ('93): Posse
w/Mario Van Peebles (9-10.55)
Movie ('92): A Few Good Men
w/Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson (10.55-1.15)
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* The main PBS schedule is not followed by every
affiliate in every market -- your local station's
schedule may vary.
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Copyright 1995 by Michael Nist.
All rights reserved.
Michael Nist (nist@interport.net), Editor, TV Tonight -
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* The main PBS schedule is not followed by every
affiliate in every market -- your local station's
schedule may vary.
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Copyright 1995 by Michael Nist
(mikenist@pipeline.com).
All right reserved.