Prime-time network TV listings for Tuesday September 22, 1970:
Program details:
| [CBS 7:30] The Beverly Hillbillies [Reg]: The Clampetts In Washington
Season 9, episode 2 W: Paul Henning, Dick Wesson D: Robert M. Leeds With Phil Silvers (Honest John/Shifty Shafer), Kathleen Freeman (Flo Shafer), Keith Rogers (Stewardess), Richard Erdman (Guard), Al Lanti (Cab Driver). Con man Shifty Shafer informs the Clampetts that the President doesn't even own the White House he's living in. However, Shifty will sell it to the Clampetts -- for a measly million -- so they can present it to the chief executive as a good will gift.
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| [ABC 7:30] The Mod Squad [Reg]: The Long Road Home
Season 3, episode 1 W: Edward J. Lakso D: Robert Michael Lewis With S. John Launer (Dr. Haggin), Bruce Watson (Georgie), Lou Antonio (Case), Garry Walberg (Dr. Felson), Anjanette Comer (Billie Fletcher). Series returns for its third year. Pete Cochran falls in love with a young woman he has critically injured during an auto chase after a robbery suspect.
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| [NBC 7:30] The Don Knotts Show
With Dan Blocker, Leslie Uggams, Tommy Roe. Blocker portrays Don's "patient" for a first aid lecture; Miss Uggams sings "Everybody's Talking" and "Somewhere"; Roe offers "We Can Make Music"; Bob Williams tests his dog's talent for capturing criminals.
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| [CBS 8:00] Green Acres [Reg]: The Coming-Out Party
Season 6, episode 2 W: Jay Sommers, Dick Chevillat D: Richard L. Bare With Victoria Paige Meyerink (Lori Baker). Lisa plans a "coming out" party for Lori Baker so she can meet all the other children of Hooterville. Plans which include a yacht tour, a circus and an aerial extravaganza are slightly hampered by Oliver -- and a $10 budget!
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| [CBS 8:30] Hee Haw
Season 2, episode 2 With Charley Pride, Jeannie C. Riley. Pride sings "Wonder Could I Live There Any More" and "Piroqua Joe"; Miss Riley solos "Duty, Not Desire" and "Holdin' On"; Buck Owens, Susan Raye and the Buckaroos offer "Heartbreak Mountain" and "Then Maybe I Can Get Some Sleep"; Roy Clark sings "Today" and performs "Mississippi Sawyer" on his fiddle; The Hagers sing "Who'll Stop the Rain?".
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| [ABC 8:30] TV Movie: How Awful About Allan (1970)
W: Henry Farrell D: Curtis Harrington With Anthony Perkins, Julie Harris, Joan Hackett, Kent Smith, Robert H. Harris, Jeannette Howe, Bill Erwin. After a fire which kills his father and disfigures his sister, a young victim of psychosomatic blindness returns home to whispering voices and near-fatal accidents.
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| [NBC 8:30] Julia [Reg]: Half Past Sick
Season 3, episode 2 W: Hal Kanter D: Bernard Wiesen With Janear Hines (Roberta), Stephanie James (Kim Bruce), Cesar Romero (Bunny Henderson). Julia finds herself at the mercy of the flu and a determined line of well-meaning friends who take it upon themselves to nurse her back to health.
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| [NBC 9:00] Movie: The Ipcress File (1965)
W: Bill Canaway, James Doran D: Sidney J. Furie With Michael Caine, Nigel Green, Guy Doleman, Sue Lloyd, Gordon Jackson, Aubrey Richards, Frank Gatliff, Thomas Baptiste. When a British Army sergeant is caught dealing in black market activities, the Army decides to make an example of him and have him jailed. But the head of British Intelligence has a better way for him to serve his "sentence".
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| [CBS 9:30] To Rome With Love [Reg]: A Day In The Country
Season 2, episode 2 With Michael Blodgett (Dr. Hank Martin), Vito Scotti (Gino), Frank Puglia (Mr. Bibo). When a long-haired young philosophy professor takes Alison on a motorcycle date in the country, Grandpa decides to follow -- as an uninvited chaperone.
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| [CBS 10:00] Arab Against Arab: New War In the Middle East
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| [ABC 10:00] Marcus Welby, M.D. [Reg]: A Very Special Sailfish
Season 2, episode 1 W: Jerry McNeely D: Leo Penn With Cloris Leachman (Jean Cullen), Lee Purcell (Cathy Cullen), William Schallert (Brian Cullen), Kathleen Lloyd (Angela), Stacy Keach Sr. (Goodman), John David Carson (Tim Salter), Darrell Larson (Kirk Hannon). Series returns for its second year with an episode focusing on venereal disease among the young. A young girl's successful summer diet leads to sudden, overpowering popularity when school starts -- and promiscuity and near tragedy.
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