Prime-time network TV listings for Saturday January 6, 1973:
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Program details:
| [CBS 8:00] All In The Family [Reg]: Archie In The Hospital
Season 3, episode 15 W: Don Nicholl D: John Rich, Bob Lahendro With Isabel Sanford (Louise Jefferson), Mike Evans (Lionel Jefferson), Roscoe Lee Browne (Jean Duval), John Heffernan (Dr. Spence), Priscilla Morrill (Nurse). Archie is bedridden with a painful backache and Mike is sure it's psychosomatic because evey time someone mentions that things are going fine at work without him, his pain gets worse.
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| [ABC 8:00] Alias Smith And Jones [Reg]: The Clementine Ingredient
Season 3, episode 4 W: Gloryette Clark D: Jack Arnold With Alejandro Rey (Ramon Cordoba), Sally Field (Clementine Hale), Ramon Bieri (Ted Thompson), Mills Watson (Chester). With Clementine pretending to be Curry's wife, Heyes and Curry retire to the safety of the Mexican town of Santa Marta until their amnesty is made public, only to find their idyll haunted by Curry's jealousy. (Repeat program, originally aired 10/7/1972)
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| [NBC 8:00] Emergency! [Reg]: Drivers
Season 2, episode 13 W: Jim Owens D: Sam C. Freedle With Art Balinger (Battalion Chief), Lillian Lehman (Carol Williams), James Beach (Officer Charles), Johnny Hartmann (Ambulance Attendant), Frank Maxwell (Captain Carter), Victor Mohica (Steve), Dick Yarmy (Coach). Paramedics Gage and DeSoto answer a call from a college football coach whose star quarterback has collapsed. Later, they rescue a youth who nearly dies in a tree while searching for owls.
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| [CBS 8:30] Bridget Loves Bernie [Reg]: Honesty Is The Worst Policy
Season 1, episode 16 W: Howard Merrill D: Richard Kinon Bernie is very distressed when he learns that Bridget was engaged to be married when they met, and to this day had never even mentioned there being another man in her life.
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| [CBS 9:00] The Mary Tyler Moore Show [Reg]: Lou's Place
Season 3, episode 16 W: Ed Weinberger D: Jay Sandrich With Dick Balduzzi (Philly), Rhoda Gemignani (Alice). Lou Grant and Ted Baxter buy a neighborhood saloon and everyone in the newsroom develops a drinking problem, just trying to keep the bar from going broke.
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| [ABC 9:00] The Streets Of San Francisco [Reg]: A Trout In The Milk
Season 1, episode 14 W: Robert Malcolm Young D: Lawrence Dobkin With Roscoe Lee Browne (Yale Courtland Dancy), Brenda Sykes (Jenna Dancy), Ed Lauter (Dr. Joe Ford), Carol Lawson (Cassie Lauritsen), Allen Emerson (Rembrandt Van Saveneau), Vic Tayback (Officer Hassejian). An earring held in the hand of a murdered artist leads Mike and Steve to a black model and her poet-balladeer father.
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| [NBC 9:00] Movie: What Did You Do In The War, Daddy? (1966)
W: William Peter Blatty D: Blake Edwards With James Coburn, Dick Shawn, Sergio Fantoni, Giovanna Raffi, Aldo Ray, Harry Morgan, Carroll O'Connor. During World War II, a bedraggled American unit stationed in Italy is ordered to overrun and capture the village of Valerno. Instead of resistance, they are invited to join in the annual wine celebration.
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| [CBS 9:30] The Bob Newhart Show [Reg]: Let's Get Away From It Almost
Season 1, episode 15 W: Tom Patchett, Jay Tarses D: Jay Sandrich With Joyce Van Patten (Connie Miller), Chuck McCann (Hal Miller), Allen Garfield (Manager), Danny Rees (Sanford Hettie). Bob and Emily decide to get away and end up vacationing at a ski lodge that's nearly deserted except for the annoying couple with whom they have to share a bathroom.
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| [CBS 10:00] The Carol Burnett Show [Reg]
Season 6, episode 15 With Tim Conway, Jack Cassidy. In skits, Conway is a new angel in Heaven whose roomie, Harvey Korman, can't stand him because he can't do anything right; Carol and Korman go to an adoption agency where one of the four eligible children is 36-year-old Conway. In the second half of the show the cast takes part in a movie spoof, "Story of a Star", starring Carol as Esther Crotchett; Cassidy as Norman Swain; Conway as Miles Mogul; Korman as agent Glibby.
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| [ABC 10:00] Population - Boom Or Doom?
ABC News examines the important question of populaiton growth -- with its economic, social and moral implications. The program is keyed to the recent report of the blue-ribbon Commission on Population Growth and the American Future. The Commission, established by Congress and the President and chaired by John D. Rockefeller III, studied the many ramifications of the population problem for two years. A list of 62 recommendations for future planning was released, including endorsement of abortion, although not as a primary means of fertility control; encouraging sex education for all Americans, through the home, schools, community groups and the media; and strict controls over immigration quotas. Herbert Kaplow and Virginia Sherwood report.
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