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Metv 11/4/2019 11/5/2019 11/6/2019 11/7/2019 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday METV 11/4/2019 11/5/2019 11/6/2019 11/7/2019 11/8/2019 11/9/2019 11/10/2019 METV 06:00A The Facts of Life 908 {CC} The Facts of Life 826 {CC} The Facts of Life 828 {CC} The Facts of Life 912 {CC} The Facts of Life 911 {CC} Dietrich Law Dietrich Law 06:00A 06:30A Dietrich Law Diff'rent Strokes 705 {CC} Dietrich Law Diff'rent Strokes 716 {CC} Diff'rent Strokes 709 {CC} The Beverly Hillbillies 0058 {CC} ALF 2006 {CC} 06:30A 07:00A The Beverly Hillbillies 0051 {CC} Dietrich Law The Beverly Hillbillies 0053 {CC} The Beverly Hillbillies 0054 {CC} The Beverly Hillbillies 0055 {CC} Bat Masterson 1019A {CC} Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFP07 {CC} <E/I-13-16> 07:00A 07:30A My Three Sons 6916 {CC} My Three Sons 6919 {CC} My Three Sons 6920 {CC} My Three Sons 6921 {CC} My Three Sons 6922 {CC} Dietrich Law Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFP09 {CC} <E/I-13-16> 07:30A 08:00A Leave It to Beaver 0978A {CC} Leave It to Beaver 13208 {CC} Leave It to Beaver 13209 {CC} Todd Shatkin, DDS Leave It to Beaver 13202 {CC} Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFQ07 {CC} <E/I-13-16> 08:00A 08:30A Todd Shatkin, DDS Todd Shatkin, DDS Todd Shatkin, DDS What's the Buzz in WNY Todd Shatkin, DDS Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFQ01 {CC} <E/I-13-16> 08:30A 09:00A Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFQ02 {CC} <E/I-13-16> 09:00A Perry Mason 133 {CC} Perry Mason 134 {CC} Perry Mason 135 {CC} Perry Mason 137 {CC} Perry Mason 138 {CC} Paid 09:30A Saved by the Bell (E/I) AFQ03 {CC} <E/I-13-16> 09:30A 10:00A The Flintstones 081 {CC} 10:00A Matlock 9216 {CC} Matlock 9305 {CC} Matlock 9306 {CC} Matlock 93071 {CC} Matlock 93072 {CC} 10:30A The Flintstones 082 {CC} 10:30A 11:00A What's the Buzz in WNY The Flintstones 083 {CC} 11:00A Diagnosis Murder 9602 {CC} Diagnosis Murder 9603 {CC} Diagnosis Murder 9604-1 {CC} Diagnosis Murder 9604-2 {CC} Diagnosis Murder 9605 {CC} 11:30A Todd Shatkin, DDS Polka Buzz 11:30A 12:00P Dietrich Law Dietrich Law Dietrich Law Dietrich Law Dietrich Law Big Picture (UFN) Todd Shatkin, DDS 12:00P 12:30P Todd Shatkin, DDS Paid Paid 12:30P 01:00P 01:00P Gunsmoke 6923 {CC} Gunsmoke 6924 {CC} Gunsmoke 6925 {CC} Gunsmoke 6926 {CC} Gunsmoke 6915 {CC} Gunsmoke 7001 {CC} 01:30P Paid 01:30P 02:00P 02:00P Bonanza 916 {CC} Bonanza 918 {CC} Bonanza 919 {CC} Bonanza 922 {CC} Bonanza 921 {CC} Bonanza 920 {CC} 02:30P 02:30P 03:00P The Rifleman 013 {CC} The Rifleman 015 {CC} The Rifleman 017 {CC} The Rifleman 019 {CC} The Rifleman 021 {CC} Gilligan's Island 4 {CC} 03:00P Rawhide 102 {CC} 03:30P The Rifleman 014 {CC} The Rifleman 016 {CC} The Rifleman 018 {CC} The Rifleman 020 {CC} The Rifleman 022 {CC} Gilligan's Island 5 {CC} 03:30P 04:00P Gilligan's Island 6 {CC} 04:00P Wagon Train 0651A {CC} Wagon Train 0665A {CC} Wagon Train 0646A {CC} Wagon Train 0663A {CC} Wagon Train 0661A {CC} Beat the Champ 04:30P Gilligan's Island 7 {CC} 04:30P 05:00P Todd Shatkin, DDS Dietrich Law 05:00P Charlie's Angels 28 {CC} Charlie's Angels 29 {CC} Charlie's Angels 30 {CC} Charlie's Angels 31 {CC} Charlie's Angels 32 {CC} 05:30P Dietrich Law 05:30P Paid 06:00P The Flintstones 071 {CC} The Flintstones 073 {CC} The Flintstones 075 {CC} The Flintstones 077 {CC} The Flintstones 079 {CC} 06:00P Paid 06:30P The Flintstones 072 {CC} The Flintstones 074 {CC} The Flintstones 076 {CC} The Flintstones 078 {CC} The Flintstones 080 {CC} Dietrich Law 06:30P 07:00P M*A*S*H Z416 {CC} M*A*S*H Z421 {CC} M*A*S*H Z418 {CC} M*A*S*H Z419 {CC} M*A*S*H Z424 {CC} Polka Buzz 07:00P Wonder Woman 211 {CC} 07:30P M*A*S*H Z417 {CC} M*A*S*H Z422 {CC} M*A*S*H Z423 {CC} M*A*S*H Z420 {CC} M*A*S*H 1G01 {CC} What's the Buzz in WNY 07:30P 08:00P Karyn Reece Bragging Rights Bragging Rights Big Picture Karyn Reece Svengoolie Classic Horror & Sci- 08:00P Fi Movie 08:30P The Andy Griffith Show 6 {CC} The Andy Griffith Show 4 {CC} The Andy Griffith Show 5 {CC} The Andy Griffith Show 12 {CC} The Andy Griffith Show 13 {CC} It Came from Beneath the Sea 08:30P (Black & White) Columbo 65601 {CC} 09:00P Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. 032 {CC} Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. 036 {CC} Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. 034 {CC} Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. 033 {CC} Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. 035 {CC} Kenneth Tobey, Faith Domergue 09:00P (1955) - 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