Prime-time network TV listings for Tuesday October 19, 1971:
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Program details:
| [CBS 7:30] The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour [Reg]
Season 4, episode 5 With Jack Lord, Zulu, The Smothers Brothers, Anne Murray. A special edition taped in Hawaii. Highlights include Lord's singing debut, a spectacular torchlight parade at Hanauna Bay, sailing aboard a three-masted ship and a guitar version of "Hawaiian War Chant".
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| [ABC 7:30] The Mod Squad [Reg]: The Medicine Men
Season 4, episode 6 W: Arthur Weingarten D: Seymour Robbie With Lou Antonio (Arnold Kane), Robert Foxworth (Dr. Gary Lefferts), Burr DeBenning (Dr. Avery Corman), Billy Dee Williams (Dr. Joe Goodson), Bella Bruck (Mrs. Wollitzer), Holly Near (Clerk), Hank Jones (Bunks). Julie falls in love with a young doctor and discovers he's being blackmailed.
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| [NBC 7:30] Ironside [Reg]: In The Line Of Duty
Season 5, episode 6 W: Mark Rodgers D: Don McDougall With Stuart Randall (Jack Campbell), Michael DeLano (Public Defender Hubert), Regina Fenderson (District Attorney Demarest), Ann Doran (Marlene Whittaker), Brandon de Wilde (Christopher), Vera Miles (Gloria Campbell), Bill Burnside (Golden Gate Bandit), Ned Romero (Sgt. Raul Garcia), George Wallace (Judge Amato), Ross Elliott (Samuel Cohen), Kathryn Kelly Wiget (Joanna Malin). Chief Ironside's investigation into the death of an old friend, Officer Jack Campbell, reveals an unexplained connection between his widow and a hostile youth accused of his murder.
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| [CBS 8:30] Hawaii Five-O [Reg]: ...And I Want Some Candy And A Gun That Shoots
Season 4, episode 6 W: John D.F. Black D: Michael O'Herlihy With Herman Wedemeyer (Sgt. Duke Kanaha), Annette O'Toole (Sue Shem), Beau Van Den Ecker (Ryder), William Croarkin (Dr. Fernando), Jeanne Cooper (Ann Shem), Michael Burns (Billy Shem Jr.). A mentally unstable Vietnam veteran opens fire on car traffic from an almost impregnable position overlooking a major highway.
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| [ABC 8:30] TV Movie: Suddenly Single (1971)
W: Elinor & Steven Karpf, Arnold & Lois Peyser D: Jud Taylor With Hal Holbrook, Barbara Rush, Margot Kidder, Agnes Moorehead, Michael Constantine, Harvey Korman, Cloris Leachman. Seriocomic tale of a newly-divorced man trying to find a place for himself in the world of swinging singles.
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| [NBC 8:30] All-Star Circus [special]
Ed McMahon hosts an hour of circus highlights filmed at Circus Benneweis in Copenhagen, Denmark. In addition to his hosting duties, McMahon, a former Philadelphia TV clown, dons his costume and makeup to perform (with three other clowns) classic pantomime routines between such international acts as Eric Brenn and Taras Bulva and His Seven Tigers.
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| [CBS 9:30] Cannon [Reg]: Fool's Gold
Season 1, episode 6 W: Edward Hume D: Don Medford With Max Gail (Marion Blake), L.Q. Jones (Sheriff Phil Mackey), Mitchell Ryan (Alexander Roper), Vic Tayback (Batson), Hal Lynch (Rooster Simms), Andrew Duggan (Doc Tappin), Pamela Payton-White (Ginger), Ron Harper (Glen), Dal McKennon (Bucky Fosdick), Ted Gehring (Jonathan), Robert Sorrells (Dougall). Stolen loot is at the bottom of a conspiracy to turn deserted Julian into a boom town, and the townspeople shelter the thief.
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| [NBC 9:30] The Funny Side [Reg]: The Funny Side Of Leisure
Season 1, episode 6 Gene Kelly and the cast look at do-it-yourself projects, vacations, and hunt for something to do on Sundays. Musical highlights are "Americans in Paris" and "Save Us From Sunday".
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| [ABC 10:00] Marcus Welby, M.D. [Reg]: Men Who Care (1)
Season 3, episode 6 W: Jerry McNeely D: Marc Daniels With Arthur Hill (Owen Marshall), Lee Majors (Jess Brandon), Ed Nelson (Todd Christian), Belinda Montgomery (Susan Christian), Ron Masak (Stan Krause), Rick Ely (Terry Kalscheur), Robert Emhart (Jack Walthers), Frank Marth (Sgt. Hamilton). A two-part drama which unites Marcus Welby and Owen Marshall and concludes on "Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law" this Thursday. A politician whose daughter is a patient of Dr. Welby's shoots her boyfriend. Arrested for murder, the man claims he believed the victim was a prowler.
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