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Post by vahan on Dec 26, 2022 19:22:26 GMT -5
intothegrinder Where did you find the tape date for episodes 461-465? It's actually December 6, 1975. And I hate to say this, but the airdates you changed should be changed back. They do not match up with what Ian Wallis wrote. Sorry for repeating myself.
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Post by vahan on Jan 4, 2023 19:52:34 GMT -5
This just in:
I have obtained 32 TV Guides for 1976. All of them are for the NY Metro edition. I will provide the airdates for each week below. If the week spooled over to another, then the date numbers will be in parentheses for each set of celebrity couples.
January 5-9, 1976: Clifton Davis & Lorraine Vaughn, Richard Dawson & Jody Donovan, William & Barbara Christopher (5-8); Tony & Elaine Orlando, David Groh & Lisa Farringer, Patti Deutsch & Donald Ross (9)
January 12-16, 1976: Tony & Elaine Orlando, David Groh & Lisa Farringer, Patti Deutsch & Donald Ross (12-15); Dick & Pat Van Patten, Gary & Janet Burghoff, Liz Torres & Peter Locke (16)
January 19-23, 1976: Dick & Pat Van Patten, Gary & Janet Burghoff, Liz Torres & Peter Locke (19-22); Wink & Sandy Martindale, Carolyn & Orson Bean, Gail & Whitman Mayo (23)
January 26-30, 1976: Wink & Sandy Martindale, Carolyn & Orson Bean, Gail & Whitman Mayo (26-27; 29-30)
February 2-6, 1976: Bob & Ginny Newhart, Dick & Dolly Martin, Dan Rowan & Joanna Young
February 9-13, 1976: Allen Ludden & Betty White, George Hamilton & Alana Stewart, Susan Howard & Calvin Chrane
February 16-20, 1976: Adrienne Barbeau & Michael Malone, Rona Barrett & Bill Trowbridge, Pat & Marjorie Harrington
February 23-27, 1976: Joan Collins & Ron Kass, Dick Gautier & Barbara Stuart, Rue McClanahan & Gus Fisher
March 1-5, 1976: Hal & Fran Linden, Sammy & Tita Cahn, Scoey & Claire Mitchlll
March 8-12, 1976: Lorne & Nancy Greene, Arte & Gisela Johnson, Pat Delaney & Rick Touceda
March 15-19, 1976: Gary Collins & Mary Ann Mobley, Army & Selma Archerd, Robert & Mary Hegyes
March 22-26, 1976: Meredith MacRae & Greg Mulvaney, Jack Riley & Leslie Lawrence, Patti Deutsch & Donald Ross
March 29-April 2, 1976: Jayne Meadows & Steve Allen, Kay & Tom Poston, Cris & Steve Forrest
April 5-9, 1976: Totie Fields & George Johnston, Ross & Olavee Martin, Jerry & Rita Vale
April 12-16, 1976: Richard Dawson & Jody Donovan, Joe & Louise Conley, John & Patty Duke Astin (12; 14-16) (Preempted on April 13 for CBS Festival of the Lively Arts for Young People - The Original Rompin' Stompin' Hot and Heavy, Cool and Groovy All Star Jazz Show.)
April 19-23, 1976: Richard Dawson & Jody Donovan, Joe & Louise Conley, John & Patty Duke Astin (19); Orson & Carolyn Bean, Ron & Iva Rifkin, Peter Strauss & Beverly Baker (20-23)
April 26-30, 1976: Orson & Carolyn Bean, Ron & Iva Rifkin, Peter Strauss & Beverly Baker (26); Eva Gabor & Frank Jameson, Charlie Brill & Mitzi McCall, Deborah Raffin & Michael Viner (27-30)
May 3-7, 1976: Eva Gabor & Frank Jameson, Charlie Brill & Mitzi McCall, Deborah Raffin & Michael Viner (03); Jack & Roxanne Carter, Albert & Roberta Salmi, Adam Wade & Vernee Watson (4-7)
May 10-14, 1976: Jack & Roxanne Carter, Albert & Roberta Salmi, Adam Wade & Vernee Watson (10); 3rd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards (11); Buzz & Beverly Aldrin, Mark Shera & Barbara Deutsch, Dan Rowan & Joanna Young (12-14)
May 17-21, 1976: Buzz & Beverly Aldrin, Mark Shera & Barbara Deutsch, Dan Rowan & Joanna Young (17-18); John McCook & Juliet Prowse, Leslie Nielsen & Kandi Rhoads, Gene & Helen Rayburn (19-21)
May 24-28, 1976: John McCook & Juliet Prowse, Leslie Nielsen & Kandi Rhoads, Gene & Helen Rayburn (24-25); Kevin & Susan Dobson, Morty & Marilyn Gunty, Elliott Reid & Mary Wickes (26-28)
May 31-June 04, 1976: (May 31: CBS Festival of the Lively Arts for Young People - Harlequin) Kevin & Susan Dobson, Morty & Marilyn Gunty, Elliott Reid & Mary Wickes (June 01-02); Billy & Janice Crystal, Lee Meriwether & Jim Gruzalski, Bill Macy & Samantha Harper (June 03-04)
June 07-11, 1976: Billy & Janice Crystal, Lee Meriwether & Jim Gruzalski, Bill Macy & Samantha Harper (June 07-09); Susan Howard & Calvin Chrane, Christopher & Carole Stone, Patti Deutsch & Donald Ross (June 10-11)
June 14-18, 1976: Susan Howard & Calvin Chrane, Christopher & Carole Stone, Patti Deutsch & Donald Ross (14-16); Dick & Dolly Martin, Bill Bixby & Brenda Benet, Juliet Mills & Michael Miklenda (17-18)
June 21-25, 1976: Dick & Dolly Martin, Bill Bixby & Brenda Benet, Juliet Mills & Michael Miklenda (June 21-23); Susan Howard & Calvin Chrane, Christopher & Carole Stone, Patti Deutsch & Donald Ross (June 24-25)
June 28-July 2, 1976: Foster & Teri Brooks, Orson & Carolyn Bean, Terry & Anna Carter (28-30); Kent & Cynthia McCord, Lee Grant & Joe Feury, Adrienne Barbeau & Michael Malone (July 1-2; 5)
July 5-9, 1976: Kent & Cynthia McCord, Lee Grant & Joe Feury, Adrienne Barbeau & Michael Malone (6-7); Gary & Janet Burghoff, Charlie Frank & Susan Blanchard, Larry & Trudy Haines (8-9)
July 12-16, 1976: Gary & Janet Burghoff, Charlie Frank & Susan Blanchard, Larry & Trudy Haines (12, 14, 16) (Democratic National Convention on 13 and 15)
July 19-23, 1976: Bill & Ann Cullen, Doug Taylor & Judy Norton, Don & Susan Stewart
July 26-30, 1976: Darryl Hickman & Pamela Lincoln, Scoey & Claire Mitchlll, Bob Welch & Ann Williams
August 02-06, 1976: Charlie Brill & Mitzi McCall, Danny Fortunato & Eileen Fulton, Bobby Troup & Julie London
August 09-13, 1976: Richard Dawson & Jody Donovan, Dan Rowan & Joanna Young, Mickey Rooney & Jan Chamberlin
August 16-20, 1976: Michael Nouri & Lynn Goldsmith, Pat & Marge Harrington, Drs. Milton & Joyce Brothers
August 23-27, 1976: Dick Gautier & Barbara Stuart, Phil Peters & Lenore Kasdorf, Todd & Judy Susman
August 30-September 3, 1976: Bill & Ann Cullen, Bob & Dorothy Jo Barker, Patty Weaver & Larry Stewart
September 6-10, 1976: Frank & Didi Conn, Jay Rubenstone & Deborah Courtney, Allen Ludden & Betty White
September 13-17, 1976: John & Patty Duke Astin, Barry Kurtz & Millee Taggart, Abe & Bea Vigoda
September 20-24, 1976: Marjoe Gortner & Lynnda Kimball, Mark Shera & Barbara Deutsch, Jimmie Walker & Edy Roberts
September 27-October 01, 1976: Jed Allan & Toby Brown, Martin Milner & Judy Jones, Bobby Van & Elaine Joyce
October 4-8, 1976: Jack & Wallace Albertson Scoey & Claire Mitchlll, Johnny & Lynn Mann
October 11-15, 1976: Bill & Becky Anderson, Orson & Carolyn Bean, Harvey Frand & Beth Howland
October 18-22, 1976: Vicki Lawrence & Al Schultz, Roger Newman & Fran Myers, Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara
October 25-29, 1976: Patti Deutsch & Donald Ross, Steve & Cyndy Garvey, Robert & Linda Vaughn
November 1-5, 1976: Peter & Joan Graves, Rick & Lenore Lohman, Dan Rowan & Joanna Young
November 8-12, 1976: Vic & Sheila Tayback, Zsa Zsa Gabor & Michael O'Hara, Don & Patti Sutton
November 15-19, 1976: Bob & Dorothy Jo Barker, Richard Dawson & Jody Donovan, Jack & Dodie Narz (Bob Barker, Jack Narz, and Richard Dawson guest-host on some episodes)
November 22-26, 1976: Ja'Net DuBois & Mickey Stevenson, Wink & Sandy Martindale, Michael Zaslow & Susan Hufford (NBA Basketball on 25)
November 29-December 3, 1976: Ja'Net DuBois & Mickey Stevenson, Wink & Sandy Martindale, Michael Zaslow & Susan Hufford (29); Bob & Ginny Newhart, Dick & Dolly Martin, Anthony & Dareth Newley (November 30-December 3)
December 6-10, 1976: Bob & Ginny Newhart, Dick & Dolly Martin, Anthony & Dareth Newley (6); Tom Faluntleroy & BernNadette Stains, Hal & Fran Linden, Mickey & Jane Manners (7-10)
December 13-17, 1976: Tom Faluntleroy & BernNadette Stains, Hal & Fran Linden, Mickey & Jane Manners (13); John & Patty Duke Astin, Bill Macy & Samantha Harper, Robert Shields & Lorene Yarnell (14-17)
December 20-24, 1976: John & Patty Duke Astin, Bill Macy & Samantha Harper, Robert Shields & Lorene Yarnell (20); Michael & Kathleen Constantine, Eva Gabor & Frank Jameson, Scoey & Claire Mitchell (21-24)
December 27-31, 1976: Michael & Kathleen Constantine, Eva Gabor & Frank Jameson, Scoey & Claire Mitchell (27); Vidal Sassoon & Beverly Adams, Gary & Janet Burghoff, George & Joy Lindsey (28-31)
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Post by vahan on Jan 11, 2023 18:28:06 GMT -5
Just obtained eight more NY Metro TV Guides from 1976. Previous post updated.
I should note that Jack & Roxanne Carter, Albert & Roberta Salmi, Adam Wade & Vernee Watson were listed six times from May 3-7 and 10. It's not until May 12 that things were on track again. Guess TV Guide didn't take into account CBS Festival of the Lively Arts for Young People on April 13, and the Daytime Emmys on May 11.
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Post by vahan on Jul 29, 2023 21:57:18 GMT -5
The bad news is that I had to stop hunting for vintage TV Guides on eBay due to money concerns.
The good news is that Ian Wallis has helped me with a lot of 1976, and he will provide the other weeks tomorrow. Just updated.
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Post by ivoryface86 on Jul 29, 2023 22:02:59 GMT -5
The bad news is that I had to stop hunting for vintage TV Guides on eBay due to money concerns. The good news is that Ian Wallis has helped me with a lot of 1976, and he will provide the other weeks tomorrow. Just updated. Hope Ian Wallis can help you with the other years for us as well, 1977, '78, '83 and '84. Just wish we had the TV Guide for the week of April 19, 1976 though, who knows it could be another Bob & Ginny Newhart week there. |
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Post by vahan on Aug 20, 2023 16:27:07 GMT -5
The bad news is that I had to stop hunting for vintage TV Guides on eBay due to money concerns. The good news is that Ian Wallis has helped me with a lot of 1976, and he will provide the other weeks tomorrow. Just updated. Hope Ian Wallis can help you with the other years for us as well, 1977, '78, '83 and '84. Just wish we had the TV Guide for the week of April 19, 1976 though, who knows it could be another Bob & Ginny Newhart week there. See above. It wasn't another Newharts week. |
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Post by vahan on Aug 20, 2023 16:27:36 GMT -5
Though I haven't worked on the 1982-1984 version yet, I do believe these were the preemptions that version had.
November 25, 1982 (Football)
November 26, 1982 (College Football)
September 5, 1983 (U.S. Open Tennis)
September 9, 1983 (U.S. Open Tennis)
November 24, 1983 (Thanksgiving programming)
November 25, 1983 (College Football)
December 26, 1983 (Pro Football)
December 30, 1983 (Peach Bowl)
January 2, 1984 (Cotton Bowl)
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Post by ivoryface86 on Aug 20, 2023 17:50:49 GMT -5
Remind Daniel Benfield(aka WarioBarker) that the episode guide for the 1972-73 revival of I've Got A Secret is now complete, the VTR dates, special guests and everything thanks to Matt Ottinger. Now they, meaning Marshal Akers, etc. should work on the rest of the first reboot of To Tell The Truth, beginning with the 1974-75 season taping sessions and the central characters for each taped episode of the latter 4 seasons as well as the central characters for the 1980-81 reboot and the CBS Daytime counterpart of the original version from 1965-on. And somebody's gotta work on the Color What's My Line guide on the VTR dates, the panel for each week of Bruner's tenure and the Mystery Guests in which episode of the week they appeared in.
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Post by vahan on Aug 20, 2023 18:48:34 GMT -5
I think they're all busy with something else. I'm waiting for Buzzr to air more Bruner weeks until then.
A 1980's background on Tattletales:
From 1982 to 1986, Guiding Light aired at 3:00 p.m., right before the second version of Tattletales, then later Body Language, then later Press Your Luck at 4:00 p.m. (Noon in New York City for those three shows). Below is a list of preemptions from after the 9,000th episode was celebrated. Notice how they seem to match up with the 10,000th episode celebration on September 18, 1986, confirming that PYL was preempted by the exact same things that year (it wouldn't make that much sense for the episode that was intended to air on 1/28 not get shown at all; it got shown on 1/29). With a couple of exceptions, the preemptions for it and Body Language in 1984 and 1985 are identical. I think the November 1982-January 1984 preemptions are almost assuredly identical to Tattletales', though I can't 100% confirm it.
November 25, 1982 (Football)
November 26, 1982 (College Football)
September 5, 1983 (U.S. Open Tennis)
September 9, 1983 (U.S. Open Tennis)
November 24, 1983 (Thanksgiving programming)
November 25, 1983 (College Football)
December 26, 1983 (Pro Football)
December 30, 1983 (Peach Bowl)
January 2, 1984 (Cotton Bowl)
September 3, 1984 (U.S. Open Tennis)
September 7, 1984 (U.S. Open Tennis)
November 22, 1984 (Pro Football)
November 23, 1984 (College Football)
December 25, 1984 (Blue-Gray All-Star Classic)
December 31, 1984 (Peach Bowl)
January 1, 1985 (Cotton Bowl)
January 21, 1985 (2nd Ronald Reagan Inauguration; The New $25,000 Pyramid, Press Your Luck, and Body Language aired in some markets)
May 27, 1985 (NBA)
August 1, 1985 (The 12th Annual Daytime Emmys; Body Language aired in some markets)
September 2, 1985 (U.S. Open Tennis)
September 6, 1985 (U.S. Open Tennis)
November 28, 1985 (Pro Football)
November 29, 1985 (College Football)
December 25, 1985 (College Football & Pro Basketball)
December 31, 1985 (Peach Bowl)
January 1, 1986 (Cotton Bowl)
January 28, 1986 (Challenger explosion)
May 26, 1986 (NBA)
September 1, 1986 (U.S. Open Tennis)
September 5, 1986 (U.S. Open Tennis)
Finally, here's how many episodes each year had from the 9,000th to 10,000th episodes for Guiding Light. I carefully checked every day in the L.A. Times and NY Daily News (the two biggest markets in America) in the newspaper archives.
October 8-December 31, 1982 = #09001-#09059 (59)
January 3-December 30, 1983 = #09060-#09313 (254)
January 1-December 31, 1984 = #09314-#09567 (254)
January 1-December 31, 1985 = #09568-#09818 (251)
January 1-September 18, 1986 = #09819-#10000 (182)
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