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Barron News-Shield — Wed., March 28, 2012 — 9A BERING SEA GOLD (F) 1:00 Pm AMERICAN CHOPPER: SENIOR VS 12:45 pm (AMC) CSI: MIAMI (TH, M-W) (DISN) OCTONAUTS (F) (DISCV) DUAL SURVIVOR (TH) Barron News-Shield — Wed., March 28, 2012 — 9A BERING SEA GOLD (F) 1:00 pm AMERICAN CHOPPER: SENIOR VS. JUNIOR (M) ^ SUPER WHY! DEADLIEST CATCH (TU) SONS OF GUNS (W) + KARE 11 NEWS AT 6 (AMC) THE RIFLEMAN $ ( THE TALK (DISN) AUSTIN & ALLY (TH-F) A.N.T. 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(WTBS) EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND % 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS AT 6 = ( (ESPN) NBA COUNTDOWN AWESOME ADVENTURES NEWS 8 AT SIX (AMC) THE RIFLEMAN 1:25 pm ) TMZ (NICK) SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS (WTBS) SEINFELD (DISN) MICKEY MOUSE CLUBHOUSE (DISN) HAVE A LAUGH! (TH-F) + KARE 11 NEWS AT 6 (ESPN) ` SPORTSCENTER WEAU 13 NEWS AT SIX 7:00 pm (NICK) SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS 1:30 pm 2 NEWS ^ SID THE SCIENCE KID ^ ALMANAC (TNT) LAW & ORDER 7 FAMILY FEUD $ ( (WTBS) DORA THE EXPLORER (M-W) ) ACCESS HOLLYWOOD = UNDERCOVER BOSS MY NAME IS EARL (TNT) CHARMED TWO AND A HALF MEN % 2 SHARK TANK Network ` FAMILY FEUD (AMC) CSI: MIAMI 7:30 am (USA) HOUSE (M) 7 WE THE PEOPLE WITH GLORIA ALLRED ) KITCHEN NIGHTMARES (DISCV) DUAL SURVIVOR + ` ^ WILD KRATTS 2 KTCA Twin Cities Public TV LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT (TU) = DIVORCE COURT (DISN) WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? 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(TH-F) (WTBS) NBA BASKETBALL 8:00 am THE CAT IN THE HAT KNOWS A LOT SEINFELD Dallas Mavericks at Orlando Magic. 11 KARE Twin Cities NBC ABOUT THAT! 2:00 pm ^ THE VICTORY GARDEN 7 6:30 pm (LIFE) I SURVIVED $ INSIDE EDITION ^ DINOSAUR TRAIN (NICK) FRED: THE SHOW WCCO 4 NEWS SATURDAY MORNING 13 WEAU Eau Claire NBC (AMC) THE THREE STOOGES (M) $ ` WHEEL OF FORTUNE % 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS AM $ ( LET’S MAKE A DEAL % (TNT) LAW & ORDER (DISCV) HOW IT’S MADE (M, W) % 2 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS AT 6:30 ( DANGER RANGERS 18 WQOW Eau Claire ABC GENERAL HOSPITAL ( + ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT (USA) LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT + (DISN) MICKEY MOUSE CLUBHOUSE ) JUDGE ALEX (WGN-A) KARE 11 NEWS SATURDAY (LIFE) ) THE OFFICE HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER 2 WILL & GRACE + THE DOCTORS (WTBS) TYLER PERRY’S HOUSE OF PAYNE JACK HANNA’S WILD COUNTDOWN 23 WUCW Twin Cities “The CW” (NICK) FRANKLIN AND FRIENDS (TH-F) 2 WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE 7 SONIC X ` THE NATE BERKUS SHOW 7 TEAM UMIZOOMI (M-W) 7 FAMILY FEUD 7:30 pm < THOMAS & FRIENDS 28 WHWC Menomonie Public TV THE PEOPLE’S COURT = THE BIG BANG THEORY = (WTBS) TYLER PERRY’S HOUSE OF PAYNE < THE ELECTRIC COMPANY < HERE AND NOW SWAP TV (DISN) SHAKE IT UP! (DISCV) 29 WFTC Twin Cities FOX 9:00 am = COPS (DISN) A.N.T. FARM DIRTY JOBS (NICK) SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS (NICK) (DISN) PHINEAS AND FERB ^ (AMC) MOVIE (M) “STIGMATA” (WTBS) SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS SUPER WHY! SEINFELD (WGN-A) HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER (ESPN) SPORTSCENTER $ ANDERSON (DISCV) AMERICAN CHOPPER (TH, W) BERING SEA GOLD (F) 7:00 pm (WTBS) TYLER PERRY’S HOUSE OF PAYNE (NICK) SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS % 2 LIVE! WITH KELLY (TNT) LAW & ORDER WEEKDAY ( NEWS 8 THIS MORNING AMERICAN CHOPPER: SENIOR VS. JUNIOR (M) ^ THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR 8:00 pm DEADLIEST CATCH (TU) (USA) ONCE IN A LIFETIME: ROCK VS. CENA ) FOX 9 NEWS: MORNING BUZZ $ ( THE BIG BANG THEORY ^ (WGN-A) March 29 - April 4 (DISN) PHINEAS AND FERB (TH, M) A.N.T. FARM % 2 ›››› WEST SIDE STORY (1961) WALKER, TEXAS RANGER ` TODAY MISSING Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer. 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DOODLEBOPS HOOVER MAX EXTRACT (F) (DISN) PHINEAS AND FERB (TH) (DISN) LEMONADE MOUTH (2011) % JACK HANNA’S WILD COUNTDOWN ^ DINOSAUR TRAIN GOOD LUCK CHARLIE (F) AUSTIN & ALLY (M) (NICK) GEORGE LOPEZ (DISCV) HOOVER TWINTANK (TH) ( Bridgit Mendler, Adam Hicks. ) ANIMAL RESCUE PAIN-FREE HAIR REMOVAL (TH) PAID SO RANDOM! (TU) A.N.T. FARM (W) (WGN-A) HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER ` PAID PROGRAM (F-W) PROGRAM BEST PILLOW EVER! (NICK) MY WIFE AND KIDS (WTBS) TYLER PERRY’S HOUSE OF PAYNE ZULA PATROL (F-M, W) (TU) (ESPN) BASEBALL TONIGHT (F-TU) 2 BORN TO EXPLORE (DISN) 3RD & BIRD (TH-TU) (AMC) MOVIE (M) “SPEED” (WGN-A) HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER (DISN) MOVIE (W) “MICKEY’S GREAT CLUB- (NICK) THE PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR (WTBS) FAMILY GUY 9:00 pm 7 YU-GI-OH! ZEXAL (DISN) LITTLE EINSTEINS (WTBS) EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND < HOUSE HUNT” (LIFE) WILL & GRACE $ ( BLUE BLOODS SEWING WITH NANCY 7:31 pm (DISCV) DIRTY JOBS (ESPN) SPORTSCENTER (NICK) TEAM UMIZOOMI (TH-F) 3:00 pm % 2 20/20 (LIFE) TOTAL KITCHEN SYSTEM! 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