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1/5/2021 @ 4:36:44 Pm Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday METV 1/11/2021 1/12/2021 1/13/2021 1/14/2021 1/15/2021 1/16/2021 1/17/2021 METV The Beverly Hillbillies 6417 06:00A Dragnet 29412 {CC} Dragnet 29414 {CC} Dragnet 29420 {CC} Dragnet 29422 {CC} 06:00A Dietrich Law {CC} The Powers of Matthew Star The Beverly Hillbillies 6418 009 {CC} 06:30A My Three Sons 6618 {CC} My Three Sons 6620 {CC} 06:30A Innovations in Health Innovations in Health Innovations in Health {CC} Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFP13 07:00A 07:00A Toon In With Me 136, 125, Toon In With Me 616, 281, Toon In With Me 462, 087, Toon In With Me 632, 573, Toon In With Me 391, 336, Popeye and Pals 130, 126, {CC} <E/I-13-16> 004, 086, 271 {CC} 557, 116, 083 {CC} 049, 309, 484 {CC} 224, 087, 009 {CC} 210, 079, 285 {CC} 053, 318 {CC} Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFQ17 07:30A 07:30A {CC} <E/I-13-16> Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFQ15 08:00A Leave It to Beaver 16185 {CC} Leave It to Beaver 16186 {CC} Leave It to Beaver 16188 {CC} Leave It to Beaver 0903A {CC} 08:00A Innovations in Health The Tom and Jerry Show 072, {CC} <E/I-13-16> 047, 058, 052, 028, 046 {CC} Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFQ08 08:30A Leave It to Beaver 0901A {CC} 08:30A Innovations in Health Dietrich Law Innovations in Health Dietrich Law {CC} <E/I-13-16> Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFQ09 09:00A 09:00A Bugs Bunny and Friends 040, {CC} <E/I-13-16> Perry Mason 172 {CC} Perry Mason 173 {CC} Perry Mason 174 {CC} Perry Mason 175 {CC} Perry Mason 176 {CC} 046, 260, 065, 656, 043 {CC} Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFQ20 09:30A 09:30A {CC} <E/I-13-16> 10:00A Paid 10:00A Matlock 8810 {CC} Matlock 8811 {CC} Matlock 8812 {CC} Matlock 8813 {CC} Matlock 8816 {CC} WNY Church Unleashed 10:30A 10:30A WNY at Work Big Picture 11:00A 11:00A In the Heat of the Night 3815 In the Heat of the Night 3809 In the Heat of the Night 3817 In the Heat of the Night 3819 In the Heat of the Night 3814 Paid Passionate Living {CC} {CC} {CC} {CC} {CC} 11:30A Paid Polka Buzz 11:30A 12:00P Your Hometown Health 12:00P Dietrich Law Dietrich Law Dietrich Law Dietrich Law Paid Connection Paid 12:30P Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid 12:30P 01:00P Paid 01:00P Gunsmoke 6426 {CC} Gunsmoke 6414 {CC} Gunsmoke 6432 {CC} Gunsmoke 6429 {CC} Gunsmoke 6427 {CC} Gunsmoke 6430 {CC} 01:30P Paid 01:30P 02:00P Gilligan's Island 96 {CC} 02:00P Bonanza 718 {CC} Bonanza 720 {CC} Bonanza 721 {CC} Bonanza 722 {CC} Bonanza 723 {CC} Bonanza 724 {CC} 02:30P Gilligan's Island 97 {CC} 02:30P 03:00P The Rifleman 086 {CC} The Rifleman 088 {CC} The Rifleman 090 {CC} The Rifleman 092 {CC} The Rifleman 094 {CC} Gilligan's Island 98 {CC} 03:00P Rawhide 162 {CC} 03:30P The Rifleman 087 {CC} The Rifleman 089 {CC} The Rifleman 091 {CC} The Rifleman 093 {CC} The Rifleman 095 {CC} Gilligan's Island 1 {CC} 03:30P 04:00P Gilligan's Island 2 {CC} 04:00P Wagon Train 15429 {CC} Wagon Train 15408 {CC} Wagon Train 15438 {CC} Wagon Train 15436 {CC} Wagon Train 15435 {CC} 04:30P Beat the Champ Gilligan's Island 3 {CC} 04:30P 05:00P Adam-12 29508 {CC} Adam-12 29531 {CC} Adam-12 29533 {CC} Adam-12 29534 {CC} Adam-12 30303 {CC} Paid Paid 05:00P 05:30P Adam-12 29528 {CC} Adam-12 29532 {CC} Adam-12 29535 {CC} Adam-12 29526 {CC} Adam-12 30310 {CC} Paid Paid 05:30P 06:00P The Flintstones 141 {CC} The Flintstones 142 {CC} The Flintstones 144 {CC} The Flintstones 147 {CC} The Flintstones 150 {CC} Paid 06:00P 06:30P Happy Days 029 {CC} Happy Days 030 {CC} Happy Days 022 {CC} Happy Days 019 {CC} Happy Days 028 {CC} 06:30P The Three Stooges 126, 092, Paid 160, 161, 190, 121 {CC} 07:00P M*A*S*H T419 {CC} M*A*S*H T425 {CC} M*A*S*H T426 {CC} M*A*S*H T424 {CC} M*A*S*H S602 {CC} Polka Buzz 07:00P 07:30P M*A*S*H T423 {CC} M*A*S*H T416 {CC} M*A*S*H T422 {CC} M*A*S*H S601 {CC} M*A*S*H S603 {CC} Big Picture 07:30P Your Hometown Health 08:00P Svengoolie Classic Horror & 08:00P The Karyn Reece Show Passionate Living Connection Passionate Living The Karyn Reece Show Sci-Fi Movie The Andy Griffith Show 121 The Andy Griffith Show 123 The Andy Griffith Show 125 The Andy Griffith Show 127 The Andy Griffith Show 132 08:30P The Creature from the Black 08:30P {CC} {CC} {CC} {CC} {CC} Lagoon Columbo 40712 {CC} Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. 024 Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. 025 Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. 026 Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. 027 Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. 028 09:00P Richard Carlson, Julie Adams 09:00P {CC} {CC} {CC} {CC} {CC} (1954) - 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