Prime-time network TV listings for Sunday March 21, 1971:
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Program details:
| [CBS 7:00] Lassie [Reg]: Sneakers
Season 17, episode 22 Lassie becomes the protector of an abandoned kitten and sets out to find a home for the little one in an all-animal episode.
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| [NBC 7:00] Wild Kingdom
Marlin Perkins and Stan Brock join a research project of the Florida Dept. of Natural Resources studying the ocean-going manatees of the Momosassa River and Crystal Springs.
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| [CBS 7:30] Hogan's Heroes [Reg]: Look At The Pretty Snowflakes
Season 6, episode 23 W: Arthur Julian D: Irving J. Moore With Edward Knight (Corporal Dietrich), Harold J. Stone (General Strommberger). Just after London orders the Heroes to slow down a Panzer tank division, the Germans assign the prisoners to clear a snow slide so the tanks may pass.
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| [NBC 7:30] Wonderful World Of Disney: Kidnapped (1)
Season 9, episode 24 W: Robert Stevenson D: Robert Stevenson With James MacArthur (David Balfour), Peter Finch (Alan Breck Stewart), Bernard Lee (Capt. Hoseason), John Laurie (Ebenezer Balfour), Niall MacGinnis (Mr. Shaun), Peter O'Toole (Robin MacGregor). A 1960 movie based on the Robert Louis Stevenson classic, originally telecast in 1963. Young David Balfour tries to claim his late father's estate but finds himself shanghaied aboard a strange ship by his greedy uncle. (Repeat program, originally aired 3/17/1963)
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| [CBS 8:00] The Ed Sullivan Show [Reg]
Season 23, episode 24 With Oliver, Bernadette Peters, Georgie Kaye, George Hamilton, Skiles & Henderson. Oliver begins with "Early Morning Rain" and "Walking Down the Line"; Bernadette Peters sings "Look for the Silver Lining" and duets with Oliver on "Yes, Yes, Bernadette". Actor George Hamilton croons "If I Could Read Your Mind".
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| [ABC 8:00] The F.B.I. [Reg]: Three-Way Split
Season 6, episode 26 W: Gerald Sanford D: Philip Abbott With James B. Sikking (Harte), Buck Young (Davis), Richard O'Brien (George R. Whelan), Paul Camen (Fred Elgin), Mary Wilcox (Allison Stuart), Jennifer Billingsley (Wanda Moore), Ted Hartley (Larry Cole), Gilbert Green (Mr. Nelson), Don Keefer (Claude Norris), Joel Lawrence (Hill), Noel Shire (Bellboy), Keith Walker (Newscaster), Peter Haskell (Eliot Fielding), Albert Salmi (Roy Mills / John Michaels), Edward Andrews (Frank Merrick), Lex Barker (Owen Stuart). Inspector Erskine tracks three criminals who go their separate ways after dividing nearly a million dollars stolen in a complex Denver bank robbery.
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| [NBC 8:30] The Bill Cosby Show [Reg]: The Saturday Game
Season 2, episode 26 W: Art Wallace D: Allan Sherman With Milton Selzer (Kurawitz), Barry Miller (Harry), Vincent Van Patten (Jimmy), Stella Garcia (Miss Garcia), Craig Jue (Billy), Pepe Brown (Frank). Young Harry Kurawitz joins Chet's community baseball team and is forced into a decision of conscience. The team plays on Saturdays, a day which is committed to his faith and his father. (Last show of the series.)
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| [CBS 9:00] The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour [Reg]
Season 3, episode 24 With Don Rickles, Burl Ives, Anne Murray. In comedy sketches, Rickles appears as a disturbed psychiatrist, a customer in a wig shop, and the leader of a bumbling band of bank robbers aided by getaway expert Campbell and crack safecracker Ives.
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| [ABC 9:00] Movie: Goodbye Charlie (1964)
W: Harry Kurnitz D: Vincente Minnelli With Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds, Pat Boone, Joanna Barnes, Laura Devon, Walter Matthau, Ellen Burstyn, Roger C. Carmel, Martin Gabel. A young man who is shot by a jealous husband is reincarnated as a beautiful woman.
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| [NBC 9:00] Bonanza [Reg]: A Time To Die
Season 12, episode 25 W: Don Ingalls D: Philip Leacock With Melissa Newman (Lori Christopher), Vera Miles (April Christopher), Rance Howard (Sam), Michael Clark (Perkins), Henry Beckman (Dr. Phelps), Kimberly Beck (Girl). A visitor to the Ponderosa is bitten by a rabid wolf. The Cartwrights must stand helplessly by, unable to help the apparently doomed woman.
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| [CBS 10:00] The Jackie Gleason Show [Reg]: Songs And Witty Sayings
Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton enter an amateur night contest as a mind-reading act. Unexpected as their stiffest competition are Alice and Trixie.
(Repeat program, originally aired 5/14/1955)
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| [NBC 10:00] The Bold Ones: The Senator [Reg]: The Day The Lion Died
Season 1, episode 2 W: Leon Tokatyan D: Daryl Duke With Will Geer (Sen. H.B. Wydell), Ann Doran (Jean Wydell), Frank Maxwell (Sen. Thad Brown), Kevin Hagen (Jasper Lick), Peter Brocco (Sen. Bevan), Regis Cordic (Sen. Tomlinson), Bill Zuckert (General Daley), Sam Edwards (Mr. Tate), Michael Fox (Kellerman). Sen. Hayes Stowe faces a painful decision when conscience dictates he publicly challenge the mental competence of a colleague: a venerable, world-famous fellow Senator. (Repeat program, originally aired 10/4/1970)
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