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Retro - New England July 13, 1966 Afternoon Retro - New England July 13, 1966 Afternoon 2 - WGBH Boston (Educational) - educational shows during the day 3 - WTIC Hartford (CBS) 4 - WBZ Boston (NBC) 5 - WHDH Boston (CBS) 6 - WTEV New Bedford (ABC) 7 - WNAC Boston (ABC) 8 - WNHC New Haven (ABC) 9 - WMUR Manchester (ABC) 10 - WJAR Providence (NBC) 12 - WPRO Providence (CBS) 14 - WJBZ Worcester (Ind) - was on only in the evening 38 - WIHS Boston (Ind - takes some ABC and NBC not cleared by WNAC or WBZ) 12 Noon 3-5-12 Love of Life 4 - News (Jack Chase/Shelby Scott) 6-9 Donna Reed 7 - Movie "Latin Lovers" pt. 3 8 - Girl Talk 10-38 Jeopardy (color) 12:25 3-5-12 News 4 - Weather (Don Kent) 12:30 4 - Mike Douglas (The Supremes were the co-hosts) 6-7-9 Father Knows Best 8 - Girl Talk 10-38 Swingin' Country (color) 12:45 3-5-12 Guiding Light 12:55 10-38 - News (Edwin Newman) 1:00 3 - Movie "Gentleman's Agreement" 5 - PDQ (color) 6-7-8-9 - Ben Casey 10 - Gypsy Rose Lee 38 - Favorite Story 1:30 3-5-12 - As The World Turns 10-38 - Let's Make A Deal (color) 1:55 10-38 - News (Kabler) 2:00 3-5-12 - Password 4-10 - Days of Our Lives (color) 6-8-9 - Newlweds Game (that's the way it's listed) 7 - Movie "Pat and Mike" 38 - Love That Bob 2:30 3-5-12 - House Party (color) 4-10 - Doctors 6-8-9-38 - Time For Us 2:55 6-8-9-38 - News (Marlene Sanders) 3:00 3-5-12 - To Tell The Truth 4-10 Another World (color) 6-8-9 General Hospital 38 - Ann Southern 3:25 3-5-12 - News (Douglas Edwards) 7 - News, Weather 3:30 3 - Dick Van Dyke 4-10 You Don't Say! (color) 5-12 Edge of Night 6-9-38 - Nurses 7 - Route 66 8 - Winchell-Mahoney 4:00 3 - Ranger Andy (local kid's show) 4-10 Match Game (color) 5- Secret Storm 6 - Funtime (Uncle Bruce) 9 - Dark Shadows 12 - Salty's Surprise House (with local legend Salty Brine) 38 - I Led Three Lives 4:25 4 - News (Nancy Dickerson)(color) 8 - Mickey Mouse Club 10 - Eye-Dentify 4:30 3 - Movie "Peggy" 4 - Leave it to Beaver 5 - Kelly's Alminac (color) 6 - Lloyd Thaxton (guest Bob Lind) 7 - Major Mudd (local kid's show) 9-38 - Where The Action Is (guests Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas) 10 - Leave it to Beaver 12 - Yogi Bear 4:55 8 - Mike Douglas (same as channel 4 at 12:30) 5:00 4 - Movie "The Travelling Saleswoman" 5 - Bozo The Clown (color, with Frank Avruch and Carroll Spinney) 7 - Dennis the Menace 9 - Uncle Gus (local kid's show) 10 - Movie "Man With The Gun" 12 - Merv Griffin (tape delayed from previous evening) 38 - Mister Piper (children's show) 5:15 2 - Friendly Giant 5:30 2 - What's New 6 - News (Jack Delaney_ 7 - Superman 38 - Cartoon Party 5:40 6- Sports (Bob Bassett) 5:40 6 - Weather (Bill O'Brien) - not sure if this is a typo 5:45 6 - News (Peter Jennings) 38 - News (Parke, Harrigan) RETRO: PITTSBURGH - 1/18/1995 Wednesday, January 18, 1995 KDKA-TV CBS2 05:00AM This Morning's Business 05:30AM News 07:30AM Aladdin 08:00AM Bonkers 08:30AM Goof Troop 09:00AM Ricki Lake 10:00AM Marilu 11:00AM The Price is Right 12:00PM News 12:30PM Young & the Restless 01:30PM Bold & the Beautiful 02:00PM As the World Turns 03:00PM Guiding Light 04:00PM Oprah Winfrey 05:00PM KD Live at 5 06:00PM KD Live at 6 07:00PM CBS News 07:30PM EXTRA 08:00PM Women of the House 08:30PM Hearts Afire 09:00PM Double Rush 09:30PM Love & War 10:00PM Northern Exposure 11:00PM News 11:35PM Late Show with David Letterman 12:35AM Inside Edition 01:05AM Gordon Elliott 02:05AM Jones & Jury 02:35AM Paid Programming 03:05AM Late Late Show with Tom Snyder 04:05AM Up to the Minute WTAE-TV ABC4 05:00AM News 05:30AM News 06:00AM News 06:30AM News 07:00AM Good Morning America 09:00AM Regis & Kathie Lee 10:00AM Maury 11:00AM Sally Jessy Raphael 12:00PM News 12:30PM Susan Powter 01:00PM All My Children 02:00PM One Life to Live 03:00PM General Hospital 04:00PM Donahue 05:00PM News 05:30PM News 06:00PM News 06:30PM ABC News 07:00PM Hard Copy 07:30PM Entertainment Tonight 08:00PM Sister, Sister 08:30PM All-American Girl 09:00PM Roseanne 09:30PM Ellen 10:00PM PrimeTime Live 11:00PM News 11:35PM Nightline 12:05AM Cheers 12:35AM Judge for Yourself 01:35AM Rush Limabugh 02:05AM Who's the Boss? 02:35AM ABC World News Now WPXI-TV NBC11 05:00AM News 06:00AM News 07:00AM Today 09:00AM Geraldo 10:00AM Leeza 11:00AM Jenny Jones 12:00PM News 12:30PM Family Feud 01:00PM Days of Our Lives 02:00PM Another World 03:00PM Rescue 911 03:30PM Real Stories of the Highway Patrol 04:00PM Cops 04:30PM A Current Affair 05:00PM News 06:00PM News 06:30PM NBC News 07:00PM Jeopardy! 07:30PM Wheel of Fortune 08:00PM Garth Brooks: The Hits Keep on Comin' 09:00PM Dateline NBC 10:00PM Law & Order 11:00PM News 11:35PM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 12:35AM Late Night with Conan O'Brien 01:35AM Later with Greg Kinnear 02:05AM Last Call 02:35AM Top Cops 03:05AM NBC News Nightside WPTT-TV UPN22 06:00AM What's in Fashion 07:00AM I Dream of Jeannie 07:30AM Bewitched 08:00AM 227 08:30AM The Odd Couple 09:00AM Paid Programming 09:30AM Paid Programming 10:00AM Montel Williams 11:00AM Benny Hinn 11:30AM Paid Programming 12:00PM In the Heat of the Night 01:00PM MOVIE: Family Plot 03:00PM Bots Master 03:30PM Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad 04:00PM VR Troopers 04:30PM Mighty Max 05:00PM Doogie Howser, M.D. 05:30PM Family Matters 06:00PM Star Trek 07:00PM Star Trek: The Next Generation 08:00PM Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 09:00PM Highlander: The Series 10:00PM Matlock 11:00PM Northern Exposure 12:00AM Paid Programming 12:30AM Paid Programming 01:00AM Jon Stewart 02:00AM Classic Club 03:00AM Classic Club WPGH-TV FOX53 05:00AM 227 05:30AM Yogi Bear 06:00AM Captain Planet and the Planeteers 06:30AM Transformers: Generation 2 07:00AM Bobby's World 07:30AM Garfield and Friends 08:00AM Sonic the Hedgehog 08:30AM Conan the Adventurer 09:00AM Rimba's Island 09:30AM Paid Programming 10:00AM Paid Programming 10:30AM Paid Programming 11:00AM 700 Club 12:00PM The Wonder Years 12:30PM Doogie Howser, M.D. 01:00PM Love Connection 01:30PM WKRP in Cincinnati 02:00PM Perfect Strangers 02:30PM Gladiators 2000 03:00PM Tiny Toon Adventures 03:30PM Taz-Mania 04:00PM Animaniacs 04:30PM Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers 05:00PM Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 05:30PM Full House 06:00PM Full House 06:30PM The Simpsons 07:00PM Roseanne 07:30PM Married...with Children 08:00PM Beverly Hills, 90210 09:00PM Party of Five 10:00PM Coach 10:30PM Coach 11:00PM M*A*S*H 11:30PM The Newz 12:00AM Paid Programming 12:30AM Paid Programming 01:00AM Paid Programming 01:30AM Paid Programming 02:00AM MOVIE: Katherine 04:00AM Blade Warriors Quote KDKA-TV CBS2 05:00AM This Morning's Business 05:30AM News 07:30AM Aladdin 08:00AM Bonkers 08:30AM Goof Troop Really? I find the scheduling of these programs on a CBS O&O in lieu of their network morning show difficult to believe. Westinghouse had not bought (merged with) CBS at this point, and KDKA was still under Group W ownership. According to Wikipedia (take that for what it's worth), KDKA started clearing the entire CBS schedule in the fall of 1995, as this was part of the deal Group W struck with CBS to get CBS affiliations for WBZ in Boston, KYW in Philadelphia, and WJZ in Baltimore. Yes from September of 1993 to September of 1995, 2 KDKA TV ran Disney Afternoon in the 7-8:30 AM time slot, and the other 30 minute show ran for an hour before the CBS Saturday morning cartoons, half an hour during the 8 to Noon slot preempting one of CBS's cartoons, and an hour Sunday Mornings. KDKA TV was not under CBS Ownership at that time. Westinghouse was a different company. Initially in 1994, Westinghouse and CBS had entered into a partnership that would begin New Years Day of 1995. Under that deal 4 WBZ TV Boston and 13 WJZ Baltimore would evict NBC and ABC respectively for CBS with a no preemption agreement. CBS and Westinghouse would also buy several TV stations together. Westinghouse would continue to own its original stations and CBS would keep owning theirs. In September 1995 WCAU was sold in Philadelphia to NBC clearing KYW TV 3 to become a No Preemption CBS affiliate. Also beginning in Spetember 1995 both KDKA TV and KPIX would begin clearing the entire CBS Schedule with Disney Afternoon moving to WPTT 22 finally. A merger making CBS and Westinghouse one company was announced mid August of 1995 and took effect early 1996 making Westinghouse CBS affiliates O & O's.
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