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Southern Illinoisan, Thursday, July 17, 1986 Page 5 Peanuts Television WELL. IM 6lAP TUAT'5 I MATE CAMP5' I CANT THINK OF HOW ABOUT CHOCOLATE over! if Anyone ever sL ANV KINP CAMP C00KE CAMP? MENTIONS "SURVIVAL CAMP" IP LIKE TO 60 TO! C5 T7 TO ME AGAIN, I'LL KICK HIM! NBC, CBS. His Bo week's ratioirogs Frank and Ernest GURU IN ABOUT THI? op A PANr- IN NEW YPK Top Twenty NEW YORK (AP) Here are the prime-time television ratings as compiled by the A.C. Nielsen Co. for the week of July 7-13.

Top 20 listings include the week's ranking, with full season-to-date ranking in parentheses, rating for the week, and total homes. An in parentheses denotes one-time-only presentation. 1. (1) "The Cosby Show." NBC, 22.8 rating, 19.6 million homes. 2.

(2) "Family Ties," NBC, 21.4, 18.4 million homes. 3. (8) "The Golden Girls." NBC, 17.9, 15.4 million homes. 4. (3) "Cheers," NBC, 17.8, 15.3 million homes.

5. (4) "Murder, She Wrote," CBS, 17.1, 14.7 million homes. 6. (14) "Growing Pains," ABC, 16.9. 14.5 million homes.

7. (11) "Who's the Boss?" ABC, 16.8, 14.4 million homes. 8. (9) "Night Court," NBC, 16.6, 14.3 million homes. 9.

(17) "Newhart," CBS, 16.4, 14.1 million homes. 10. (15) "Kate Allie," CBS. 16.3. 14 million homes.

11. (20) "Me Mrs. NBC, 15.6, 13.4 million homes. 12. (24) "The Execution" "NBC Monday Night Movies." 15.0.

12.9 million homes. 12. (X) "The Grand Ole Opry's 60th Anniversary," CBS, 15.0, 12.9 million homes. 14. (39) "Gimme a Break," NBC.

14.9, 12.8 million homes. 15. (34) "You Again?" NBC, 14.7, 12.6 million homes. 16. (102) "Running Out" "CBS Friday Night Movies," 14.3, 12.3 miHion homes.

17. (22) "Moonlighting." ABC, 14.0, 12 million homes. 18. (5) "60 Minutes." CBS. 13.7, 11.8 million homes.

18. (16) "Amos" "CBS Sunday Night Movies," 13.7, 11.8 million homes. 20. (58) "Spenser: For Hire," ABC, 13.6, 11.7 million homes. 20.

(46) "Mr. Belvedere," ABC, 13.6, 11.7 million homes. NEW YORK (AP) NBC and CBS tied for first last week in evening news ratings, prime-time results and, in an oddity, in the perform-, ances of each network's reprieved series, "Cagney Lacey" and 'Remington Steele," figures from the A.C. Nielsen Co. showed Tuesday.

"CBS Evening News" with Dan Rather and "NBC Nightly News" with Tom Brokaw had 10.0 ratings and 22 shares; while ABC's "World News Tonight" with Peter Jennings was a close third with a 9.8 rating and the same 22 share. The two-tenths of a point gap from first to third was the narrowest since one-tenth of a point, separated the three newscasts the week of Nov. 9, ,1981. One coincidence last week was that NBC's "Remington Steele" and CBS' 'tCagney Lacey," the only two modern shows to have been canceled and then given network reprieves, were tied for 22nd place, along with ABC's "MacGyver." Monday, NBC announced that "Remington Steele," which was canceled last May, would go back into production as a midseason replacement series. NBC cited viewer mail a respectable 25 share, with its past four episodes posting stronger shares of 33, 26, 28 and last week's 26.

Brandon Tartikoff, president of NBC Entertainment, said last month that "Remington Steele" was the last hourlong show canceled. "It was a tough decision," he said. After four years and about 90 episodes, "creatively, (the show) had probably peaked," Tartikoff said. "With shows like that I think you're looking at diminishing returns." "Now is our chance to prove him wrong," Larry Bloustein, vice president at MTM Enterprises, which produces the series, said. "The show is rating well.

A potential complication is that MTM has first rights on series star Pierce Brosnan, who reportedly is in line for the starring role in the next James Bond film, The Living Daylights. The standard seven-year TV contract gives MTM first call on Brosnan during the TV filming season. United Artists, which distributes the 007 films, has not announced its choice for the new Bond, a SDokes- THAJts 7-17 CMMyNEA.kic 0 JL TkLr Born Loser WHAT I jSciSSSL, IT'S TRIPLE RXWPOUT ABOUT pJtiLlrJIZT A-l'. a (mmm? ILJrr requesting the show's return and the woman said. The Living Daylights piugidiiib uiipiuveu summer rai- is scneuuieu to Degin I liming AU-ings as reasons for the comeback.

gust. "Remington Steele" is suppos-Since its cancellation in May, the ed to begin production in mid-Saturday night series has averaged September. Apartment 3-G PVm FOM A WHERE'S AMP WO.7 M3CLEECH I ifeuCE STATIONN6ELA NEWTOM THEY 'HAVE HIA IN GIVE tT THERE WAG A LITTLE HE THERE A CELL--- fTS ASUNPFP.CTANPmg WITH VOU DID HE jf TV Listings EVENING gation of the theft of a $2 million statue teams him with a lost Beetle Bailey THEM THE sHHH VO VoU I JUST PIPM'T LAPV5AV5 I Vn 3 12 THIMK WANT HER TO TO THE Il jfQ I SHE'PBE I START TELLING Jeff's heritage, and Francesca's testimony on Jeff's behalf is defamed by a surprise witness. (60 min.) (R). 4 (S) 25 MOVIE: 'Silence of the Hearf (CC) A teenager's suicide tears his family apart, Marie tte Hartley, Howard Chad Lowe.

1984. (R). 5 CD 14 Cheers Norm, in line for a big promotion, struggles with his conscience when he overhears news that will guarantee him the job but will ruin his competing co-worker. (R) In Stereo. GD 9 Shades of Darkness (CC) A writer staying at a family's farmhouse is shocked to see the ghost of the family's dead daughter.

(60 min.) (R). MOVIE: 'Play Misty for Me' A disc jockey becomes involved with a psychotic woman listener who gradually takes charge of his life. Clint Eastwood, Jessica Walter, Donna Mills. 197 1. (2) Dwight Thompson Golf: 1986 British Open From Turnberry, Scotland.

(2 30 min.) (R). 5 CD 14 Night Court A surprise birthday party for Dan at Harry's apartment could jeopardize Harry's chances of being approved as Leon's foster father. (R) In Stereo. 2 CD 2020 (CC) (60 min.) 5 CD 14 Hill Street Blues Fur-illo supports a rookie cop accused of placing a weapon in a dead suspect's hand and Hill and Renko are assigned to the morgue detail. t60 min.) (R).

7 Call-in Program Live. CD Living Wild (CC) The rocky cliffs of Great Britain serve as a refuge for millions of birds and animals. (60 min.) (R). 9 National Geographic Special: Land of the Tiger (CC) The behavior of wild tigers is explored up close in this special filmed in two of India's national parks. (60 min.) (R).

11 $100,000 Pyramid GD WKRP in Cincinnati (ID Praise the Lord News 7 Today in Washington Tape Blondie 8:30 I DO VOU KNOW t-A I THAT'S WHY VOU I MRS. BUMSTEAD'6 WHAT ON EARTH STATEMENT t-7-1 DON'T IS GOING ON I NATIONAL Iff I MRS. 0UMSTEAD NO kl DON'T UNDERSTAND JJ BALANCED UNDERSTAND y.w i vw 11 i ilu as 9:00 love. (70 min.) GD Mary Tyler Moore 9 Fugitive A 1 1 MOVIE: 'Underground Aces' A team of parking lot jockeys is thrust upon a Beverly Hills hotel. Dirk Benedict, Frank Gorshin, Melanie Griffith.

1980. (S) Benny Hill Show 25 T.J. Hooker 30 I Love Lucy Auto Racing: IMikki Lauda Explains Formula One (R). Goodwill Games Tape delayed coverage of men's boxing and team handball. (4 hrs.) 11:05 Night Heat When Kirk-wood's new protege is killed while getting backup on a story, the young man's widow blames Kirkwood.

(70 min.) (R). 1 1:30 2 Eye on Hollywood 5 Love Connection 14 Late Night with David Letterman 7 Today in Washington Tape Delayed. (T3) Comedy Tonight 30 Night Gallery Australian Rules Football '86 (60 min.) MOVIE: 'Sahara' An American tank crew, attempting. to cross the Sahara desert, run into German troops and try to hold them off until help arrives. Humphrey Bogart, Bruce Bennett, J.

Carrol Naish. 1943. Edge of Night 12:00 2 Mission: Impossible CD News 5 Late Night with David Letter-man. (3) Barnaby Jones TCT Today 30 Hawaii Five-0 Edge of Night 12:10 4 MOVIE: 'Dark Places' A former mental patient inherits a haunted mansion. Randy Hardy, Joan Collins, Chistopher Lee.

1973. 25 MOVIE: The Good Guys and the Bad Guys' 1 2:1 5 (S) MOVIE: The Rip-Off Six million dollars worth of diamonds is the target for a group of criminals who spend more time double-crossing each other than they do stealing the diamonds. Edward Albert, Karen Black, Robert Alda. 1978. 1 2:30 dZ) Healing for Today Down the Stretch (R).

That Girl 1:00 2 5 News 7 Today in Washington Tape Delayed. 11 MOVIE: 'The Roots of Heaven' A man fights to-obtain strong Jaws to protect the elephants. Errol Flynn, Trevor Howard, Eddie Albert. -1958. (2) Gloria 30 MOVIE: 'The St Valentine's Day Massacre' Mazda SportsLook (R).

TNT (60 min.) (R). 1:30 2 Documentary 25 CBS News Nightwatch Joined in Progress (IB Praise the Lord SportsCenter Odd Couple 2:00 Bowling: PBA Austin Open From Texas. (2 hrs.) (R). Comedy Break MOVIE: 'Waterhole No. 3' A carefree gambler soon finds himself in hot pursuit when he discovers a map showing the location of buried gold.

James Carroll O'Connor, Bruce Dern. 1967. 2:30 INN News 3:00 MOVIE: 'Passage to 6:00 2 5 Q2) 14 25 News GD Too Close for Comfort 4 Newsroom 7 City Council Meeting CD 9 MacNeil-Lehrer Newsh-our 11 One Day at a Time GD PM Magazine (23) New Newlywed Game f30l Diff'rent Strokes SportsCenter Private Benjamin Dance Party USA Green Acres 6:30 2 CD Entertainment Tonight ET talks to John Forsythe about his upcoming TV movie, "Man of 4 25 New Newlywed Game 5 (2) 14 Wheel of Fortune CD Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime 11 Too Close for Comfort GD Hangin' In (H) Barney Miller 30 Gimme a Break Speedweek Alice Radio 1990 WJ Sanford and Son 7:00 2 CD Ripley's Believe It or Notl (CC) Learn the legend of the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl and witness the use of a new artificial hand for the handicapped. (60 min.) (R). 4 25 Crazy Like a Fox When the cousin of Harrison's secretary is found murdered, Harry becomes involved in a smuggling plot.

(60 min.) (R). 5 CD 14 Cosby Show (CC) (R) In Stereo. CD French Chef 9 Wild World of Animals 11 MOVIE: The Kentuckian' Big Eli and his son fight their way their way across Kentucky in the 1820's. Burt Lancaster, Diana Lynn, Walter Matthau. 1955.

(S) MOVIE: 'Hombre' A white man raised by Apaches is forced to a showdown when the stagecoach in which he is traveling is ambushed by outlaws. Paul Newman, Frederic March, Richard Boone. 1967. (H) Black Sheep Squadron I dZ)TCT Today 30 MOVIE: 'The Blue Max' During World War II, a young German aviator competes with other members of his squadron for the coveted Blue Max flying award. George Peppard, James Mason, Ursula Andress.

1966. Auto Racing '86: Formula One Grand Prix From Paul Ri-card, France. (60 min.) (R). MOVIE: The African Queen' A spinster persuades a dissolute captain to try to destroy a German gunboat. Humphrey Bogart, Katharine Hepburn, Robert Morley.

1951. MOVIE: 'Chanel Solitaire' Coco Chanel's struggle for success in the high fashion world is chronicled. Marie-France Pisier, Rutger Hauer, Timothy Dalton. 1981. Goodwill Games Tape delayed coverage of men's boxing and basketball; and women's gymnastics.

(4 hrs.) 7:30 5 CD 14 Family Ties After Alex lands a teaching assistantship, he learns that his girlfriend is one of his students. (R) In Stereo. CD Wine, What Pleasure! 9 Fawlty Towers (7) Roger McDuff 8:00 2 CD The Colbys (CC) Sable attempts to stop Miles as he goes ahead with his plans to prove Horoscope By Bernice Bede Osol Crossword Answer to Previous Puzzle Your Birthday ACROSS ban July 17, 1986 9:10 9:30 55 Anxious 59 Arrange 60 President Lincoln 61 Bobbins 62 Sgt. 63 Extinct bird 64 Stone monument 65 Over (poet.) 0 1 Disencumber 4 Louisiana soup 9 Edge 1 2 Shrewd 13 Poet T.S A jTRC A A ER A fo A EEK I ST I I Li A A A JB JN I A r7 JD ItIuin A Tl I FH A C3 JNS I fu A A A JT) RS A J) JQ JH DOE Delayed. 11 News CNN News Gangster Chronicles 10:00 2 CD 5 CD 02) 14 25 News 4 Newsroom CD River Journeys: The Congo with Michael Wood (CC) Historian Michael Wood travels on a river ferry, cargo boat and a converted whaler to the point where the Lualaba' and Lowa rivers meet.

(60 min.) (R). 9 Nightly Business Report 11 WKRP in Cincinnati MASH (ID Twilight Zone 30 Sanford and Son Soap 10:30 2 MASH CD ABC News Nightline 4 Carol Burnett and Friends 5 CD 14 Tonight Show Guest host Garry Shandling welcomes Marsha Mason and Anthony Perkins. (60 min.) In Stereo. 9 Dark Shadows 11Twilight Zone 3D 25 Three's Company MOVIE: 'Mystery Movie' 30 Leave It to Beaver SportsCenter Trapper John, M.D. (60 min.) Alfred Hitchcock 10:35 3D Jeffersons 1 1:00 2 ABC News Nightline CD Maverick 4 Night Heat O'Brien's investi- DOWN 1 Please reply (abbr.) 2 Tennis player Nastase 3 Actress Cannon 4 Species groups 5 Rubber tree 6 .1002, Roman 7 Marsh 8 Ones left 9 Kind of income 10 Hipbones 1 1 Plaza 1 9 Boy Scout 21 Garfield, e.g.

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