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Page 7 Southern Illinoisan, Wednesday, January 21, 1987 Peanuts Television Top 20 ALL THE CMOCOLATEOilP COOKIES ARE SOME! I HAVE BAP VI I NEUJS FOR THAT'5 WHAT'S CALLEP UP5ETTIK6 THE 3ALAMCE OF bounces -back fa 5 with ftlialsens woo Frank and Ernest i Yu want to see Him sweat? you rTwrvr THE- OOf I ANP RATTLE HiS I f-a c-lj AHILfr tIZOF NEW YORK (AP) Here are the prime-time television ratings as compiled by the A.C. Nielsen Co. for the week of Jan. 12-18. 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. 38.6 rating. 33.7 million homes.

2. (2) "Family Ties," NBC. 36.6. 32.0 million homes. 3.

(3) "Cheers." NBC. 30.3. 26.5 million homes. 4. (4) "Murder.

She Wrote." CBS, 27.7, 24.2 million homes. 5. (6) "Night Court." NBC. 26.6, 23.2 million homes. 6.

(5) "Golden Girls." NBC. 25.0. 21.8 million homes. 6. (7) "60 Minutes." CBS.

25.0. 21.8 million homes. 8. (16) "Blood Vows: Mafia Wife" "NBC Sunday Night Movie." 24.8. 21.7 million homes.

9. (9) "Growing Pains." ABC. 24.0. 21.0 million homes. 10.

(11) "Who's the Boss?" ABC. 23.4, 20.4 million homes. 11. (8) "Moonlighting," ABC, 22.1. 19.3 million homes.

12. (13) "Newhart," CBS, 21.5, 18 8 million homes, i 13. (12) "Ameh." NBC, 20.5, 17.9 million homes. 14. (24) "Miami Vice," NBC.

20.3. 17.7 million homes. 15. (14) "227." NBC. 20.0.

17.5 million homes. 16. (21) -Matlock." NBC. 19 8. 17.3 million homes.

17. (22) "Highway to Heaven," NBC, 19.7, 17.2 million homes. 18. (20) "My Sister Sam," CBS, 19 0. 16.6 million homes.

19. (28) "Knots Landing." CBS. 18.9. 16.5 million homes. 20.

(15) "Stranger In My Bed" "NBC Monday Night Movies." 18.8. 16.4 million homes. I AL IN HIS goWL. IN' MCA. Mc Born Loser NEW YORK (AP) NBC reclaimed first place in the prime-time ratings race with its highest weekly average this season, except for three weeks last fall when World Series games upped the network's ratings.

NBC had won the first 15 weeks of the season, then lost two weeks in a row to CBS. Last week, with the network's regular prime-time schedule not subject to pre-emption for sports, NBC racked up all-time high ratings for two series, a season high for another and a season second-highest for a made-for-TV movie. NBC won the week with a rating of 19.1 and an average share of the viewing audience of 29. CBS had a rating of 15.9 and a 24 share, and ABC had a rating of 13.9 and a 21 share. "This is a decisive win for us after the other two," said NBC spokesman Curt Block.

Laura Swaim, director of NBC's television network research, said the average for the week was NBC's highest since October when the World Series gave the network its highest rating of the season, 21.7. NBC has a season-to-date, prime-time average rating of 17.9, CBS has a 16.0 and ABC has 13.9. The rating measures the total households with television tuned in to the network. One point equals 874,000 homes. The share is the percentage of the viewing "The key thing is on Friday we didn't have our regular schedule.

The previous week, we had an average rating of 19.5. The following Friday, without our regular schedule, we lost almost four rating points," said Michael Eisenberg, CBS director of audience measurement. The CBS lineup was pre-empted by special movies. NBC also won the news ratings race last week. Its "Nightly News" had an average rating of 13.1, the "CBS Evening News" rated an average 13.0 and ABC's "World News Tonight" average 10.8.

The NBC movie "Blood Vows: The Story of a Mafia Wife," attracted the second-highest audience of the season for a TV movie. It was in 8th place last week with a rating of 24.8. The highest-rated TV movie, also on NBC, was "Stranded" with Loni Anderson and Perry King, getting a 24.9 back in September. The first of Shirley MacLaine's two-part autobiographical quest for the meaning of life, "Out on a Limb" on ABC, did not fare well in the ratings. It was third in the time period and 48th among the 71 shows ranked last week, with a rating of 13.8.

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Con artist Mac poses as Magnum and lands the private eye in trouble with a group of gangsters. (60 min.) 5 14 Gimme a Break (CC) Nell 11:00 blames herself when Joey accidentally loses little Matthew on the streets of New York. (60 min.) In Stereo. 33 New Frontier CD Eyes on the Prize: Awakenings 1954-1956 (CC) Post World War II racial discrimination in America is looked at. (60 min.) 9 Discover: The World of Science (2D MOVIE: 'Some Came Running' The disillusionment of a hard drinking young writer makes him seek solace in the companionship of seedy characters.

Frank Sinatra, Shirley MacLaine. 11:25 Dean Martin. 1959. 11:30 (27) Kenneth Hagin 301 Shaka Zulu The adolescent Shaka Zulu is invited by Senzan-gakona to return to the Zulu Royal Kraal after a long absence to his position as heir apparent. Later.

Shaka gains the throne and marries Pampata after the skilled warrior's father Senzanga-kona dies. (2 hrs.) College Basketball: Villan-ova at Syracuse (2 hrs.) Live. 8:30 (2D Doug Clark 9:00 2 CD Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC) Dave's drug dependency leads to his suspension from the St. Gregory and a woman who spent 10 years in a coma is de- 11:35 sired by two men. (60 min.) 4 251 Equalizer McCail steps in when a young wife may have to submit to a crooked judge's demands in order to free her husband from a false drug 11:40 possession conviction.

(60 min.) 51 CD 141 St. Elsewhere (CC) Ehrlich forces checkups and fingerprint tests on the couple claiming to be his parents, while Dr. Kiem attempts to keep her 12:00 long-distance marriage alive. (60 min.) 33 Call-In Program Live. CD Ethics on Trial 111 $100,000 Pyramid Q5) WKRP in Cincinnati (213 Praise the Lord Riptide 9:30 33 Today in Washington 1 2:1 0 9 Eyes on the Prize: Awakenings 1954-1956 CC) Post World War II racial discrimination in America is looked at.

(60 min.) 11 Newswatch GD CNN News GNews 12:30 9:35 MOVIE: 'Short Walk to Daylight' An earthquake levels New York City and traps eight 1:00 subway passengers underground. James Brolin, James McEachin, Abbey Lincoln. 1972. 10:00 2 CD 41 5 CD QD 25 News CD Firing Line (60 min.) 11 WKRP in Cincinnati MASH 14 Newswatch 30 Late Show: Starring Joan Rivers Horoscope By Bernice Bede Osol CD ABC News Nightline 4 Carol Burnett and Friends 5 CD 14 Tonight Show In Stereo. 33 CSPAN's Event of the Day Tape Delayed.

9 Nightly Business Report 11 Hollywood Squares Adderly (70 min.) (3D Barnaby Jones 25 Ask Dr. Ruth Magnum. P.I. 2 ABC News Nightline (CC). CD Maverick 4 Adderly 33 CSPAN's Event of the Day Tape Delayed.

CD Jack Benny 9 Dark Shadows 111 MOVIE: 'Arsenic and Old Lace' Two sweet old ladies invite lonesome men into their parlor for a glass of poisoned elderberry wine. Cary Grant, Josephine Hull, Raymond Massey. 1944. 25 T.J. Hooker (70 min.) (R).

2t Charlie's Angels 30 Leave It to Beaver Dragnet 91 Fugitive 2 All New Dating Game 5 Love Connection CD 14J Late Night with David Letterman Tonight's guests are Alec Guinness, Tito Puente and magician Kamaar. (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. GD The Ropers 30 I Love Lucy MOVIE: 'King' The career of Nobel Peace Prize-winning civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King. one of the prime movers in the desegregation process of the 60's.

is dramatized. Paul Winfield. Cecily Tyson, Ossie Davis. 1977. Part 3.

Edge of Night MOVIE: 'Once You Kiss a Stranger' A psychotic girl seduces a golf pro, kills his rival, then tries to get him to murder her psychiatrist. Paul Burke, Carol Lynley. Martha Hyer. 1969. Q2) MOVIE: 'Fast Friends' A young divorcee struggles to make a new life for herself in the backstage jungle of a TV talk show.

Susan Heldfond, Carrie Snodgress, Edie Adams. 1978. 2 $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime CD News (R). 5 Late Night with David Letterman QD Tales of the Unexpected (2D TCT Today 30 Perry Mason The Master (60 min.) 41 MOVIE: 'Fantastic Journey' 25 MOVIE: 'Nakia A deputy sheriff is torn between his love for his people and his duty as a law officer. Robert Forster, Arthur Kennedy, Linda Evans.

1974. 2 Mission: Impossible 14 Nightlife Jack Hayford 5 News (R). 33 CSPAN's Event of the Day Tape Delayed. (2D Randy Shankle 301 MOVIE: 'The Viking Queen' Ul MOVIE: 'The July Group' Violence enters the lives of a Quaker family when some of its members are kidnapped by a terrorist organization. Kenneth Pogue.

Nicholas Campbell. 1981. 11 MOVIE: 'Sahara' Crossword 6:00 21 4 5 GD 25 News CD $100,000 Pyramid 33 Sportsview (60 min.) GD 9 MacNeil-Lehrer Newsh-our 111 Facts of Life In Stereo. GD New Newlywed Game 14 Newswatch fJD Magnum. P.I.

(60 min.) 30 Gimme a Break College Basketball: Connecticut at Georgetown (2 hrs.) Live. Barney Miller Airwolf 6:05 Sanford and Son 6:30 2 CD Entertainment Tonight Ally Sheedy discusses her role in the film. "Maid to 4 New Newlywed Game 5 14 Wheel of Fortune CD Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime 11 NHL Hockey: St. Louis Blues at Toronoto Maple Leafs (2 30 min.) QD All New Dating Game 25 Hollywood Squares 30 Benson Jeffersons 6:35 Honeymooners 7:00 2 QD Perfect Strangers (CC) Balki and Larry plan an elegant homemade gourmet dinner for Jennifer and Mary Anne. 41 25 New Mike Hammer Mike investigates the case of an amnesiac man who is an important link between Soviet and U.S.

secret agents. (60 min.) 5 14 Highway to Heaven (CC) Mark sabotages Jonathan's attempt to reunite an aged film star and her daughter when he learns that Jonathan may be sent to Heaven after the assignment is completed. (60 min.) In Stereo. College Basketball: Kentucky at Vanderbilt (2 hrs.) 33 Southern Illinois Experience CD An Evening of Championship Skating 1 986 Taped live at Harvard University, the world's top figure skaters compete in pair skating, ice dancing, and men's and women's skating in the 17th annual exhibition. World champion Brian Boitano and U.S.

dance champions Renee Roca and Donny Adair are featured. (60 min.) 9 Wild. Wild World of Animals MOVIE: 'The Fiction Makers' A world of fiction comes to life for the Saint when he is mistaken for the author of far fetched thrillers. Roger Moore, Sylvia Syms, Justine Lord. 1967.

(H; Star Trek TCT Today 30 Rockford Files Hogan's Heroes College Basketball: Houston at Southern Methodist 7:05 Wl MOVIE: 'The Sons of Katie Elder' Four brothers return home for their mother's funeral and unite to avenge her death. John Wayne, Dean Martin, George Kennedy. 1965. 7:30 2 CD Head of the Class (CC) Charlie faces a crisis when his class suggests he cheat on an exam to keep his teaching license. 33 Jazzbreak with Kevin Cox 9 Donny Brook (27) Marriage on the Rock College Basketball: DePaul at Evansville (2 hrs.) 8:00 2 CD Dynasty (CC) Krystle des Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS our birthday Jan.

21, 1987 52 Beast of burden 54 Pallid 58 Fencing sword 60 Bound 62 Cry of affirmation 63 Ancient musical instrument 64 Atomic number (abbr.) 65 551, Roman 66 Tennis player Arthur 67 Sinister look 68 Curly letter ii2. JL L0 A JED JE 0 A EM EN ANALYTJC SAN AMA A YEW 2AS.SEUR. LLJLJ1 A EA UPS 2. JL JL ELY A SEjS 0 I j0 RE A na il S. 3.

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20-Feb. 19) Today when talking to an influential friend, an opportunity may arise where you can put in some good words for a pal who now needs help. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Changes will be taking place today that will prove to be advantageous for you where your career is concerned. Keep your eyes peeled for signals.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) You may be required to make a difficu't decsicn today. Events will later prove it vas necessary and that your judgment was fair for all concerned. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Financial trends look promising for you today, especially in stituations where you're trying to develop additional earnings from a second source. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You have a loving ally who is always there when you need him or her. Today this person will do everything possible to make life bet- ter for you.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you make them the focus of your attention, several tasks which you've been unable to finalize can be completed to your satisfaction today. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Seek out companions today with whom you have ideas in common. Something of mutual value could evolve from your discussions. VIRGO (Aug.

23-Sept. 22 Due your prudent management of the family's financial affairs, it looks like there wiM be a little surplus after the bills are paid this week. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You're endowed with ample determination and imagination today.

This is a powerful combination that can bring success when you set your mind upon a specific goal. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Although you've not yet received the rewards to which you're entitled, the aspects indicate that a big payoff is in the offing Don't lose hope. I SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

23-Dec. 21) This! is a good day to analyze all of the ramifications of a new venture you've beerC considering. You'll perceive all its as- sets and liabilities. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

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