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I thought, 'Why not try something The "hobby" quickly turned into a paying profession. In addition to appearing in dinner theater productions (including a stage version of "On Golden Young took acting lessons. A manager soon followed, and the blond boy began appearing in print ads for Kool-Aid and TV commercials for Bob's Big Boy. His biggest break was, admittedly, the ground-breaking "Max Headroom" series. He now says, "It's hard to watch a show like 'Max Headroom' go under, because it was a good show and it was ahead of its time.

But what can you do? You're at the mercy of the network and of the audiences who watch or don't watch the programs." But Young remains philosophical. "You have no control over where your career goes," he maintains. "It's partially being in the right place at the right time with the right people. I've been very lucky, and if I can continue to act, great. But if I don't, then I'd like to direct.

And if I don't direct, I'd like to write. (He has already completed one screenplay.) I'll do something in the industry, even if it means I'm going to be carrying coffee to directors." The way things are going, the hearthrob-in-training needn't reach for the coffee creamer just yet. By MONIKA GUTTMAN Tribune Media Services Chris Young Is poised at the brink of heartthrob-dom. The 17-year-old ail-American blond already boasts legions of followers from the usual teeny-boppers to parents desperate for their youngsters to have a role model who isn't strung out on drugs or alcohol. Those followers have become entranced with Young through one or more of his impressive list of projects: the young computer whiz on "Max Headroom," the love-struck son of John Candy in "The Great Outdoors," the high-school senior in last year's NBC TV movie "Senior Prom." But today Young is where Michael J.

Fox was before "Family Ties," where Jason Bateman was at the beginning of "The Hogan Family," where Kirk Cameron was at the launch of "Growing Pains." In "Live-In," the CBS Monday night sitcom that debuted two weeks ago, Young plays 16-year-old Danny Mathews the kind of kid all the girls are crazy about except, of course, the one he's trying hardest to impress. It's the kind of role which, if successful, could pitch this Pennsylvania native headlong into the headlines. He'd become Hollywood's teen flavor-of-the-month, with scores of offers for feature films seeking to capitalize on his heartthrob status. The very thing, he says, he dreads. "I don't want to turn 'totally he reveals candidly one rare afternoon when he isn't working.

"I've seen it happen before. I think the best way to describe me is that I'm an average teenager, with a kind of steady Chris Young Success has been a team effort job. I surf and go to parties with my friends. I just want to stay where I'm at." Refreshingly open and intelli-gent, Young points out that his career success so far "isn't just because I'm so wonderful. I couldn't do this on my own.

Everybody's helped me out. I need people like my publicist and my agents it's a big team effort And having wonderful parents helps a lot." Young's parents live in Philadelphia, where his mother is a schoolteacher and librarian and his father a business executive. "They can't really just pick up and leave they have their careers," he says. "My mom can travel during the summer, but otherwise I'm on my own with a guardian." While filming "Live-In" in L.A., Young stays with his aunt and uncle. "They keep me humble," he jokes, then adds seriously, "I really don't think I have too much trouble dealing with the celebrity because I have people HIGHLIGHTS TV'S BEST BETS 11:30 ED Reading Rainbow (Season Premiere) The seventh season opens with "Barn host LeVar Burton attends an old-fashioned Tennessee hoe- MONDAY MORNING 7:00 This Morning From Havana: Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennadi Gerasimov; Henry Kissinger; prima ballerina Alicia Alonso; profiles of Cuban families: baseball in Cuba; the Hemingway Museum.

Today Scheduled: a report on Mikhail Gorbachev's trip to Cuba; baseball preview; a report on the NCAA championship; singer Nancy Wilson; authors Stanley Karnow Our Image: America's Empire in the and A. Scott Berg A (Stereo) EJ Good Morning America Scheduled: actor Charlie Sheen author Antonia Fraser Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's visit to Cuba; preview of the baseball season, opening today. (CC) 9:00 A.M. Live! Guest: Fay Ray. Sally Jessy Raphael Scheduled: people wrongfully placed in mental Ifvf "4 fM i I "Hogan Family" NBC, 8:30 p.m.

Oavid (Jason Bateman) feels guilty after injuring an opponent during a hockey game. Movie: "Columbo: Sex and the Married Detective" ABC, 9 p.m. Actress Lindsay Crouse, better known for her stage and big-screen work, makes her TV-movie debut with an episode of "Colum-bo." She plays Joan Allenby, a radio sex therapist who murders her lover after she discovers that he has been sleeping with her own secretary. Lt. Columbo (Peter Falk) suspects the truth, of course; but how will he outwit one of the country's most famous psychologists? Crouse was an '84 Oscar nominee for her supporting performance in the Depres sion-era Texas film "Places in the Heart," but won equal acclaim for roles in "Iceman," "Daniel" and her playwright-husband David Ma-met's '87 thriller "House of Games." On the small screen, her most notable work was as Officer McBride in four episodes of "Hill Street Blues." She is currently filming a pilot for CBS with James Farentino tentatively titled "American Nuclear," based loosely on the lives of New York newspaper columnist Jimmy Breslin and his political-consultant wife, Ronnie Eldridge.

"Live-In" CBS, 10 p.m. Danny's (Chris Young) conscience bothers him when he sets up Lisa (Lisa Patrick) with his basketball coach (John Putch) to get more playing time. Lindsay Crouse Hart to Hart Jonathan poses as a government agent to flush out a treacherous double agent 63 Learning in America How inequalities within the educational system serve to maintain the cycle of poverty and illiteracy facing many children attending "second-tier" schools, (Part 2 of5)(CC) 63 We th People Freedom of speech, religion and the right of assembly. (Part lot 4) (Re) (CC) S3 Bob Newhart Bob and Emily spend their Christmas Eve in group therapy. 10:30 Heartland (Stereo) (CC) 11:00 Cheer Sam proposes to Diane.

(CC) IE) Areenlo Hall Scheduled: race-car driver Danny Sullivan. (Stereo) 63 Shock of the New Critic Robert Hughes examines modem art, beginning with futurism. Marcel Duchamp and Francis Picabia. (Part 1 of 8) 63 Portada Convidado: Teresa Rodri guez. S3 Movie "A Bullet for Sandoval" (1970) Ernest Borgnine, George Hilton.

An AWOL Confederate soldier returns to find that his girlfriend died in a cholera epidemic, but left him a newborn son. 11:30 Pat Sajak Scheduled: Steve Allen; actress Linda Kelsey; singer Judy Collins; comic Fred Greenley; author John Irving. Tonight Show Guest host Jay Leno. Scheduled: actor Anthony Perkins; musician Leon Redbone. (Stereo) 12:30 Late Night with David Letterman From January 1988: actor Ed Begley columnist George Will; comic Margaret Smith.

(Stereo) (Re) 1:00 Night Heat While investigating the" murder of a health-club owner, O'Brien and Giambone discover that Christine, is having an affair. (Re) Movie "A Bullet for Sandoval" (1970) Ernest Borgnine, George Hilton. QD Movie "Five Weeks in a Balloon" (1962) Red Buttons, Fabian. Queen Victoria commissions a Scottish balloonist to claim part of Africa for England by planting me British flag there. 8:30 Dodger '89 Keith Olbermann profiles the Los Angleles Dodgers.

Tony Hernandez reports from spring training camp in Florida. Hogan Family (Stereo) (CC) 9:00 Movie "Pretty in Pink" (1986) Molly Ringwald, Jon Cryer. A teenager worries that her lower-class roots might affect her budding relationship with a wealthy classmate. (Stereo) (CC) Movie "Columbo: Sex and the Married Detective" (Premiere) Peter Falk, Lindsay Crouse. (CC) CD Drug Free Kid: A Parent' Guide Host Ken Howard, celebrities and substance abuse experts share ways parents can communicate with their children about drug abuse.

Introduction by first lady Nancy Reagan. 63 Wreck of the Schooner J. Hazard Hartzell This tribute to the days when schooners ruled the Great Lakes focuses on the story of one of the 190 vessels that were sunk or destroyed on one night in Lake Michigan more than a century ago. 63 Learning in America How inequalities within the educational system serve to maintain the cycle of poverty and illiteracy facing many children attending "second-tier" schools. (Part 2 of5)(CC) CD Mary Tyler Moore Mary unknowingly accepts a date with Murray's father.

9:30 Carol Burnett and Friend Guest Ken Berry. 63 Dick Van Dyke To his great regret Rob ignores Laura's warning to stay off the big slopes on his first skiing trip. 10:00 Live-In (Stereo) (CC) Guests on 'Columbo' "Heartland" CBS, 10:30 p.m. Johnny (Jason Kristofer) leaves for California while his parents (Richard Gilli-land, Kathleen Layman) attend a concert. down.

(CC) AFTERNOON 2:00 Salty Jessy Raphael Scheduled: mothers who don't like their daughters' boyfriends. (Re) 3:00 Oprah Winfrey Scheduled: the pro-choicepro-life abortion debate. (CC) 4:00 GerakJo Scheduled: swimwear and lingerie fashion show. (Re) 63 Parkin Family Mom feels left out and blames Kim; Dad overhears Tracy discussing drugs; Chris snoops in her sister Tracy's diary. (Re) 5:00 0 CBS New (Stereo) (CC) EVENING 6:00 NCAA Basketball Championship Gam) From Seattle.

Teams to be announced. ED To Save th City School Teachers, principles and leaders in education from LA, Boston, Chicago, Seattle and Washington D.C. discuss what can be done to improve U.S. urban schools. 7:00 Entertainment Tonight Charlie Sheen's new movie "Major League." (Stereo) Chart Charge An obsessed coed pursues Charles.

(CC) G3 M'A'S'H Hawkeye must tell a wounded soldier that tests indicate he has chronic leukemia and can't give blood to his best buddy. 03 Victory Garden (Season Premiere) The 14th season begins with soil preparation, planting pea and spinach seeds, starting peppers and cucumbers; Hawaii visit. (CC) CD Perry Mason A young man is 9:30 Now You See It (Premiere) Game show in which contestants compete for cash by searching for hidden words in scrambled lines of letters. Host Chuck Henry. 10:00 0 Home) Making your home allergy-proof; dancing denim fashions; home decorating; helping children cooperate for home videos and photographs; tips from hardware store managers.

0 Live Regit Kathie Lee Scheduled: Morton Downey Larry Geller, author of a book about Elvis Presley, "If 1 Can Dream." 11:00 C) Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at Cincinnati Reds (Live) CD Parkin Family Kim and her pet snake arrive; Tracy worries that Matt is on drugs; Mom confronts the soccer coach when Chris is cut from the team. accused of murdering the domineering stepfather of the girl he hopes to marry. S3 USA Today Scheduled: a special edition on the United Airlines Flight 811 disaster. 7:30 USA Today Scheduled: a special edition on the United Airlines Flight 811 disaster. Out of This World Donna and the gang's vacation plans go awry when two crooks kidnap them in a deserted Western town.

Guest: Jamie Farr. (Stereo) (Re) Eye on LA. Featured: Spring break week Miami. 6D California Storte "Our Ocean at Risk" An excursion above and below the surface of California's greatest natural resource the ocean. 8:00 ALF Betrayed confidences cause a falling-out between ALF and Lynn.

(Stereo) (Re) (CC) Movie Vi "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962) Gregory Peck, Mary Bad-ham. A Southern lawyer's two children are exposed to strong racial prejudice when their father defends a black man accused of rape. MacGyver After an Amish family comes to MacGyver's assistance, he helps mem fight to save their farm from government seizure. (Stereo) (Re) (CC) fD Infinite Voyage Examines the in teraction of all living organisms and scientific efforts to understand and reverse the extinction process. (Part 7 of 12) (Stereo) (CC) ID Movie "King of Kings" (1962) (Part 1 of 2) Jeffrey Hunter, Robert Ryan.

The coming of Jesus and the events of his life gave birth to a new religion. 63 Nature A mother tiger and her three cubs are filmed over the course of a year in India's Khana National Park. (Re)(CC) 63 War and Peace in the Nuclear Age Examines the debate over the MX missile, and whether America intends to use its nuclear arsenal. (Part 11 of 13) (CC) TAX TIME BREAKFAST SPECIALS ALL-IN-EAR HEARING AIDS Served 6 A.M.-10:00 A.M. Monday Friday THEODORA'S W'mm FAMILY RESTAURANT Special 9 435 E.

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