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THE MUNCIE STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1991 PAGE 29 Wednesday, November 20 ESPN NIK TNN TNT TBS CNN USA WGN AMC PBS 2 3 4 ABC 6 7 CBS 8 9 FOX 10 NBC 13 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 33 34 om Morning Ag Bullwinkie 0:30 ABC News Bodies in Motion Beverly Exercise Romper Room News Lassie Woody Woodpecker Love Lucy Cartoons Shepherd's Chap. Rising Damp MOVIE: Sesame Street Jetsons Video Power om Gunsmoke G.1. Joe Good Up Close Benny Hinn Casper Friends Kidsworld Flintstones Bus. Morning Faith 20 ARE! Preview Super Sleuth 30 :30 Body Electric America This Morning Success-N-Life Ninja Turtles Today Mr. Wizard Cartoons Tom Jerry Daybreak Success-N-Life ARE Classroom MOVIE: The am Morning Sportscenter CBS Sportscenter James Bond Jr.

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In an interview published in the Nov. 23 issue of TV Guide, the singer and actress disparaged Evansville, where she lived for 3 months recently MADONNA MADONNA his office Tuesday. filming a movie about a World War II-era women's baseball league. "I may have as well have been in TV Guide quoted Madonna as saying. The magazine said her chief gripe was that the cable music video network was not available at the house she rented in suburban McCutchanville during the filming of A League of Their Own from August through October.

MTV is a rock star's vital link with what's vogue in the profession, she told TV Guide. "For the first time in my life I felt very disconnected," the magazine quotes her as saying. She said she was forced to watch regular television, something she seldom does. "I'd just turn the TV on and sit catatonically in front of it and like, watch commercials," she told the magazine. Michael MacNeilly, general manager for United Artists Cable in Evansville, said records showed that Madonna's residence was wired to receive MTV and other premium channels at Columbia Pictures' request.

"We provided her with multiple outlets and we provided MTV for Madonna and two other stars," MacNeilly said. He declined to identify the other stars who received MTV. "We gave them all channel cards, too, so they would have known where to find it. Frankly, we're dumbfounded why she'd say that." Turk Walton, the local chamber of commerce president, said he would have been happy to have Madonna watch MTV a at his house, only a short walk from the one she used. "We live on that route and she'd jog by there every day with her bodyguards.

She could have stopped by and watched it with my kids. I'm sure they'd have been delighted to have her over any time." Mayor Frank McDonald did not return telephone messages left at 'Campus Report Card' to Feature Dominick Muncie Mayor-elect David Dominick is the featured guest tonight on Campus Report Card. The weekly program, produced by Ball State University telecommunications students, airs at 6 p.m. Wednesdays on WIPB-TV, Channel 49. Other segments of the program include a review of the Ball State football game against Bowling Green and a roundup of campus and regional news.

The show is hosted by Brandon Utterback and Kathy Spalding. TV Key Previews Today's best television shows as previewed and selected by Steven H. Scheuer and TV KEY's staff in New York and Hollywood. BROOKLYN BRIDGE. This series hasn't had a clinker yet.

Tonight, the focus is on friendship and what it really means. Grandpa Jules and his oldest friend Myron (Mike Nussbaum) have an argument over cards and bring up old, festering hurts that put an end to their friendship. However, little Nathaniel doesn't know all about grudges and manages to get the two old men together again in a wonderful half hour. 8 p.m. CBS (Channel 8) THE WONDER YEARS.

"Soccer." Kevin joins the school's sorry-looking soccer team, whose coach couldn't care less if they ever win. It's up to Kevin to instill some school spirit in the group, and it's an uphill climb all the way. Paul Dooley plays Pops, the indifferent coach. 8:30 p.m. ABC (Channel 6) NIGHT COURT.

"Get Me to the Roof on Time." Weddings are hectic at best but when Bull is to take Wanda down the aisle; you can bet everything goes haywire. In fact, Bull gets so upset he announces that he might throw himself off the roof if things don't settle down. John Larroquette's Dan is thrilled that the Del Rubio triplets are going to visit, but that doesn't turn out too well, either. Funny show. 9 p.m.

NBC (Channel 13) ANYTHING BUT LOVE. "First Lady Sings the Blues." This series moves to a new time tonight with an amusing outing in which Jamie has the opportunity to get Lee Curtis shines. Hannah (Curtis) exclusive interview with the widow of a deposed dictator but she must hide the lady from her detractors in her apartment. The ex-first lady turns out to be a royal pain. 9:30 p.m.

ABC (Channel 6) CIVIL WARS. (Premiere) This new lawyer series gets off to a flying start even before the credits are flashed on the screen. In the opening scene, Alan Rosenberg, playing the semirole of a divorce lawyer, apologizes for being late for his appointment with a couple discussing the terms of their HEMINGWAY divorce (he represents the woman) and in the next minute, he starts ranting and raving and ripping his clothes off, having a nervous breakdown right before our eyes. This sets the tone for the offbeat series that deals with divorce cases of every variety. The leads are Mariel Hemingway, a divorcee herself, and Peter Onorati, amiable and capable divorce attorney who joins Hemingway's firm after Rosenberg goes off for treatment.

Steven Bochco, who guided L.A. Law and Hill Street Blues to success, could have another hit on his hands with this one. 10 p.m. ABC (Channel 6) PRIME-TIME TV Top 10 Programs November 11-17, 1991 Rank Rating Share Network 1. 60 Minutes 23.7 38 CBS 2.

Roseanne 22.9 33 ABC 3. Full House 21.4 32 ABC 4. Murphy Brown 19.7 28 CBS 5. Coach 19.4 29 ABC 6. Cheers 19.3 29 NBC 7.

Murder, She Wrote 18.0 26 CBS 8. CBS Sunday Movie 17.8 27 CBS 9. NFL Monday Night Football 17.6 29 ABC 10. Unsolved Mysteries 17.5 28 NBC Ratings points are the percent of 92.1 OVERALL RATING million TV households; shares are the NBC ABC CBS percent of households with sets on. 13.3 13.1 12.3 Source: Nielsen Media Research AP NBC Captures Third Straight Week LOS ANGELES (AP) NBC's Thursday night lineup, which features the long-running Cheers, boosted the network to its third consecutive ratings victory during the third week of television's allimportant November sweeps.

The November sweeps are the most coveted of four periods during which networks program blockbuster shows to help affiliate stations set advertising rates. NBC was the most-watched network last week with a 13.3 average rating, closely followed by ABC with 13.1, according to figures released Tuesday by the A.C. Nielsen Co. CBS, which enjoyed a winning streak during baseball's pennant races and last month's World Series, plummeted to third with 12.3. WOKZ Becomes WERK-FM 'Soft Rock' Out; Newest Format Is 'Oldies 105-FM' By RODNEY RICHEY The Star's Television Editor As predicted, WOKZ-FM changed radically Tuesday.

One of the biggest changes is that there is no more "KZ 105." At 5:51 p.m., Chris Cage, president, American Hometown Radio personally supervised the process as KZ 105 became WERKFM 104.9 "Oldies 105 FM." Cage was at the station on Ind. 3 just south of the Holiday Inn, where a reception for friends and associates of the station was being held. Monday morning, the station launched a publicity stunt of a format, an insistent and annoying "all- Louie" sound that had listeners scratching their heads. (For the past few years, WOKZ had aired a "soft rock" format.) In a lead-off medley to welcome the new, permanent format, the first song played was a snippet of Rock Around the Clock by Bill Haley and the Comets. Cage said that the launching of $3.00 ALL SHOWS BEFORE 6 PM NORIEWLST 289-7200 Cape Fear (R) The Hitman (R) Whore (R) Ernest Scared Stupid (PG The Fisher King (R) 9:15 Only Curly Sue (PG) Little Man Tate (PG) Frankie Johnny (R) ASOTES EATEES Billy House Bathgate Party (R) (R) 9:40 Only Muncie 3 MUNCIE MALL ON Mc GALLIARD AD.

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Sat. Nite Oldies the new sound music of the '50s, '60s and '70s went as planned. "Pretty much," he said. "There's always a few bugs with anything new. But it got off as well as could be expected." One of those "bugs" was a 30- second patch of dead air for which Cage took full responsiblity.

The signal also left the air for a few hours earlier in the afternoon, presumably to make the station ready for its satellite-fed format, provided by the Unistar Radio Network in Colorado Springs, Colo. Staffed entirely by Unistar announcers, "Oldies 105 FM" makes room for local inserts of station IDs, news, weather and, of course, commercials. "It is gives us a syndicated music library, top-flight talent and quality control," Cage said of the radio Carmike Cinema 7 3401 W. Community Dr. 288-5650 CARMIKE "PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS" (R) "SLOW BURN" (R) "OTHER PEOPLES MONEY" (R) "HIGHLANDER II (R) "STRICTLY BUSINESS" (PG-13) "DECEIVED" (PG-13) "ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS" (G) service that refers to itself as "Good Times, Great Oldies." While news and various special events high school sports, for one will be the only local programming for a while, Cage hastened to assure listeners that local announcers playing morning and afternoon drive-time music would be added later.

"We'll be doing everything possible to keep the presentation local," said Cage, who also owns a radio station in Fort Wayne. "Some people don't understand that when you have a network affiliation, you can use as much or as little as you want. It's just another resource." Cage did report, however, that several phone calls followed the format switch, most of them upset with the absence of Louie Louie. The new call letters, WERK, mirror its sister station, one of Muncie's AM veterans. While the call sign has not been cleared by the Federal Communications Commission, such approval is expected shortly.

A FM station, the new WERK first signed on in 1986. David L's HIDEOUT LOUNGE Cameo Lingerie PARTY with "LIVE MODELS" Nov. 21st 7:00 p.m. Lingerie Modeled For Both Ladies Gentlemen I STEAK SPECIALS! FRI. SAT.

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Eight of the top 20 programs were on NBC. Cheers ranked sixth. The real-life puzzles explored in NBC's Unsolved Mysteries, placed 10th. The rest of NBC's Thursday slate also scored well, with A Different World finishing 14th, followed by The Cosby Show. The night's 10 p.m.

legal drama, L.A. Law, tied for 19th place with NBC's Monday movie Deadly Medicine and the CBS comedy series Evening Shade. Fox Broadcasting premiere last Thursday of Michael Jackson's much-hyped Black or White video ranked 22nd. ABC and Peter Jennings once again won the network news battle, this time with an 11.4 average. TONIGHT ON 6:00 8:00 7:00 6:30 REPORT NIGHTLY CAMPUS SCIENTIFIC NEWSHOUR REPORT BUSINESS AMERICAN CARD FRONTIERS 9:00 SUBMARINE: STEEL BOATS, IRON MEN 10:00 FUHRER: SEDUCTION OF A NATION WIPB-TV 11:00 ALONE TOGETHER Cable Channel 2.