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Table I 1997 Program List Table I 1997 Program List First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Program_Name Program_Name Program_Name Program_Name ADVENTURE RIO ADVENTURE RIO ADVENTURE RIO ABC KIDS' MATINEE: ANIMATED BIBLE ANIMATED BIBLE ANIMATED BIBLE ADVENTURE RIO BAILEY KIPPER'S P.O.V. BAILEY KIPPER'S P.O.V. BAILEY KIPPER'S P.O.V. ALGO'S FACTORY BANANAS IN PAJAMAS BANANAS IN PAJAMAS BANANAS IN PAJAMAS ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN BANANAS IN PAJAMAS II BANANAS IN PAJAMAS II BANANAS IN PAJAMAS II ANIMANIACS BEAKMAN'S WORLD BEAKMAN'S WORLD BEAKMAN'S WORLD ANIMATED BIBLE BECKY'S BARN BECKY'S BARN BECKY'S BARN ARCANDINA BECKY'S FARM BECKY'S FARM BILL NYE, THE SCIENCE GUY BANANAS IN PAJAMAS BILL NYE, THE SCIENCE GUY BILL NYE, THE SCIENCE GUY BOBBY'S WORLD BANANAS IN PAJAMAS / CRAYON BOX BOBBY'S WORLD BOBBY'S WORLD BOOKMICE BEAKMAN'S WORLD BOOKMICE BOOKMICE BRECHITA BECKY'S BARN BRECHITA BRECHITA BRENTWOOD KIDS BILL NYE, THE SCIENCE GUY BRENTWOOD KIDS BRENTWOOD KIDS C-BEAR AND JAMAL BOBBY'S WORLD C-BEAR AND JAMAL C-BEAR AND JAMAL CALIFORNIA DREAMS BOOKMICE CALIFORNIA DREAMS CALIFORNIA DREAMS CAMP CARIBOO BRENTWOOD KIDS CAMP CARIBOO CAMP CARIBOO CAPTAIN PLANET AND THE PLANETEERS C-BEAR AND JAMAL CAPTAIN PLANET AND THE PLANETEERS CAPTAIN PLANET AND THE PLANETEERS CARMAN CALIFORNIA DREAMS (THE NEW ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN PLANET) (THE NEW ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN PLANET) CARRASCOLENDAS CAMP CARIBOO CARMAN CARMAN CIRCLE SQUARE CAPTAIN PLANET CIRCLE SQUARE CIRCLE SQUARE COLBY'S CLUBHOUSE CARMAN COLBY'S CLUBHOUSE COLBY'S CLUBHOUSE DINOBABIES CBS STORYBREAK DINOBABIES DINOBABIES DREAM BIG CENTER STREET DISNEY'S 1 SATURDAY MORNING DISNEY'S 1 SATURDAY MORNING (FEATURES LONG ANFAITHVILLE CHANNEL UMPTEE 3 (FEATURING LONG AND SHORT-FORM EDUCATIONAL ELEMENTS) (FEATURING LONG AND SHORT-FORM EDUCATIONAL ELEMENTS) FAMILY TIMES CIRCLE SQUARE DISNEY'S 101 DALMATIONS: THE SERIES DISNEY'S 101 DALMATIONS: THE SERIES FEED YOUR MIND CITY GUYS DISNEY'S JUNGLE CUBS DISNEY'S JUNGLE CUBS FIELD TRIP CLICK DREAM BIG DREAM BIG FOX ROX SATURDAYS CLUB HOUSE 24 EL MUNDO DE MAYTE EL MUNDO DE MAYTE GERBERT COLBY'S CLUBHOUSE FAITHVILLE FAITHVILLE GHOSTWRITER CREATION - ESPANOL FAMILY TIMES FAMILY TIMES GLADIATORS 2000 DAVEY & GOLIATH FEED YOUR MIND FEED YOUR MIND GLOBAL FAMILY DISNEY'S 1 SATURDAY MORNING FIELD TRIP FIELD TRIP GOSPEL BILL DISNEY'S 101 DALMATIANS - THE SERIES FOX ROX SATURDAYS FOX ROX SATURDAYS HANG TIME DISNEY'S BRAND SPANKING NEW DOUG GERBERT GERBERT JACK HANNA'S ANIMAL ADVENTURES DISNEY'S BRAND SPANKING NEW DOUG (II) GHOSTWRITER GHOSTWRITER JANICE'S ATTIC DISNEY'S JUNGLE CUBS GLADIATORS 2000 GLADIATORS 2000 JOY JUNCTION DISNEY'S PEPPER ANN GLOBAL FAMILY GLOBAL FAMILY JUST KIDS DISNEY'S RECESS GOSPEL BILL GOSPEL BILL JUST THE FACTS ELMER & FRIENDS HANG TIME HANG TIME KABOOM KAZOOM ENCHANTED TALES JACK HANNA'S ANIMAL ADVENTURES JACK HANNA'S ANIMAL ADVENTURES KIDS AGAINST CRIME FAITHVILLE JOY JUNCTION JOY JUNCTION KIDS CAFE FAMILY TIMES JUST KIDS JUST KIDS KIDS LIKE YOU FIELD TRIP JUST THE FACTS JUST THE FACTS KINGDOM ADVENTURE FLYING HOUSE KABOOM KAZOOM KABOOM KAZOOM KOLITAS FOX ROX SATURDAYS KIDS AGAINST CRIME KIDS AGAINST CRIME LIFE WITH LOUIE FUDGE KIDS CAFE KIDS CAFE LIFT JESUS HIGHER GERBERT KIDS CAFE* KIDS LIKE YOU MADISON'S ADVENTURES:GROWING UP WILD GIORGIOMANIA KIDS LIKE YOU KINGDOM ADVENTURE MADISON'S ADVENTURES:GROWING UP WILD* GLOBAL FAMILY KINGDOM ADVENTURE KOLITAS MUSICAL ENCOUNTERS GOSPEL BILL KOLITAS LIFE WITH LOUIE MY TURN NOW HALL PASS Note : All information from Form 398 submissions. Not all licensees identified programs for first three quarters of 1997. Core Hour requirement effective 9/1/97. Table I 1997 Program List First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter LIFE WITH LOUIE MADISON'S ADVENTURES:GROWING UP WILD NBA INSIDE STUFF HANG TIME MADISON'S ADVENTURES:GROWING UP WILD MUSICAL ENCOUNTERS NEWS FOR KIDS HANG TIME I MUSICAL ENCOUNTERS MY TURN NOW NICK NEWS HANG TIME II MY TURN NOW NBA INSIDE STUFF OSCAR'S ORCHESTRA HIGH Q NBA INSIDE STUFF NEW ZOO REVUE PC4U IMAGINE LAND WITH JACK HOUSTON NEW ZOO REVUE NEWS FOR KIDS PE-TV ITS KINDERTIME NEWS FOR KIDS NICK NEWS PET PLAYHOUSE JACK HANNA'S ANIMAL ADVENTURES NICK NEWS OSCAR'S ORCHESTRA QUIGLEY'S VILLAGE JANICE OSCAR'S ORCHESTRA PC4U SAVED BY THE BELL JANICE'S ATTIC PC4U PE-TV SAVED BY THE BELL - THE NEW CLASS I JOHN STORMS WORLD OF REPTILES PE-TV QUIGLEY'S VILLAGE SAVED BY THE BELL - THE NEW CLASS II JOY JUNCTION QUIGLEY'S VILLAGE SAVED BY THE BELL SAVED BY THE BELL - THE NEW CLASS II JOYFUL NOISE SAVED BY THE BELL SAVED BY THE BELL - THE NEW CLASS I SECRETS OF THE CRYPTKEEPER'S HAUNTED HOUSE JUGATE CONMIGO SAVED BY THE BELL - THE NEW CLASS I SAVED BY THE BELL - THE NEW CLASS II SING ME A STORY WITH BELLE JUST IMAGINE SAVED BY THE BELL - THE NEW CLASS II SCIENCE COURT SONSHINY DAY JUST IMAGINE* SCIENCE COURT SECRETS OF THE CRYPTKEEPER'S HAUNTED HOUSE STORYBOOK JUST KIDS SECRETS OF THE CRYPTKEEPER'S HAUNTED HOUSE SING ME A STORY WITH BELLE STRAIGHT TALK JUST THE FACTS SING ME A STORY WITH BELLE SONSHINY DAY SUNSHINE FACTORY KABOOM KAZOOM SONSHINY DAY STORYBOOK SUPERBOOK KIDS AGAINST CRIME STORYBOOK STRAIGHT TALK TALK BOX KIDS CAFE STRAIGHT TALK SUNSHINE FACTORY TEN/29 KIDS LIKE YOU SUNSHINE FACTORY TALK BOX THE KIDS CLUB KIDS ON THE MOVE TALK BOX TEN/29 THE NEW ZOO REVUE KIRISTI'S MANOR TEN/29 THE KIDS CLUB THE WHY WHY FAMILY KOLITAS THE KIDS CLUB THE NEW ADVENTURES OF WINNIE THE POOH VEGETABLE SOUP L'IL IQUANA HOLIDAY SPECIAL THE KIDS CLUB* THE NEW ZOO REVUE WILD ABOUT ANIMALS LA ISLA DE JORDAN THE NEW ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN PLANET THE WHY WHY FAMILY WILDLIFE ADVENTURE LIFE WITH LOUIE THE NEW ADVENTURES OF WINNIE THE POOH VEGETABLE SOUP WORLD OF MAYTE LIFT-OFF THE NEW ZOO REVUE WILD ABOUT ANIMALS WORSHIP FOR KIDS MANGO SMOOTHEE THE WHY WHY FAMILY WILDLIFE ADVENTURE YOUNG AMERICA OUTDOORS MARK'S WIRED WORLD VEGETABLE SOUP WORSHIP FOR KIDS MIS JEAN'S STORYTIME WILD ABOUT ANIMALS MR. MEN WILDLIFE ADVENTURE MUSICAL ENCOUNTER WORSHIP FOR KIDS MY TURN NOW NBA INSIDE STUFF NEW ZOO REVUE NEWS FOR KIDS NICK NEWS NICK NEWS I NICK NEWS II ON THE AIR OSCAR'S ORCHESTRA PC4U PEER PRESSURE PET PLAYHOUSE PLAZA SESAMO POPULAR MECHANICS FOR KIDS QUIGLEY'S VILLAGE SAVED BY THE BELL SAVED BY THE BELL - THE NEW CLASS SAVED BY THE BELL - THE NEW CLASS I Note : All information from Form 398 submissions. Not all licensees identified programs for first three quarters of 1997. Core Hour requirement effective 9/1/97. Table I 1997 Program List First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter SAVED BY THE BELL - THE NEW CLASS II SCIENCE COURT SECRET PLACE SING ME A STORY WITH BELLE SONSHINY DAY STEVEN SPEILBERG PRESENTS ANIMANIACS STUDENT BODIES SUNSHINE FACTORY SUPERBOOK THE ALL NEW CAPTAIN KANGAROO THE KIDS CLUB THE NEW ADVENTURES OF WINNIE THE POOH THE NEW GHOSTWRITER MYSTERIES THE SPORTS ILLUSTRATED FOR KIDS SHOW THE STORY SHOP THE WEIRD AL SHOW VEGETABLE SOUP WHEEL OF FORTUNE 2000 WILD ABOUT ANIMALS WILDLIFE ADVENTURES WORSHIP FOR KIDS YOUNG AMERICA OUTDOORS Note : All information from Form 398 submissions. Not all licensees identified programs for first three quarters of 1997. Core Hour requirement effective 9/1/97..
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