Prime-time network TV listings for Thursday November 7, 1974:
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Program details:
| [CBS 8:00] The Waltons [Reg]: The Marathon
Season 3, episode 10 W: Nigel McKeand D: Ralph Senensky With Deirdre Lenihan (Daisy Garner), Joyce Jameson (Helen), Brad Trumbull (Radio Announcer), Ellen Moss (P.M. Bates), Lennie Weinrib (Spanky), Bernie Barrow (Bracket), C. Lindsay Workman (Mr. Patterson), Don Miller (Steve), Charles Haid (Fred). John-Boy is persuaded to enter a seven-day dance marathon in hopes of winning the first prize of $200. When his shocked mother sternly forbids him to participate, he insists that he is a man now and intends to go through with it.
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| [ABC 8:00] The Odd Couple [Reg]: The Paul Williams Show
Season 5, episode 9 W: Rick Mittleman D: Harvey Miller With Eddie Garrett (Bodyguard), Doney Oatman (Edna Unger), William O'Connell (Hotel Clerk), Paul Williams (Himself). Frustrated by her overly protective father, Felix's daughter Edna runs away to follow singer Paul Williams and is hotly pursued by Felix and Oscar.
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| [NBC 8:00] Sierra [Reg]: Tails, You Lose
Season 1, episode 7 D: Roger Duchowny With Sharon Gless (Mary Jordan), Kip Niven (Jess Jordan), Ron Burke (Robin). Rangers Harper and Cassidy race against death to free a diver who is trapped underwater -- and also manage to capture Cruncher the bear.
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| [ABC 8:30] Paper Moon [Reg]: Bonnie And Clyde
Season 1, episode 9 W: Juanita Bartlett D: James Frawley With Dabbs Greer, Robert F. Lyons, Linda Haynes. Moze disregards Addie's warning and is posing as advance man for Bonnie and Clyde when the notorious couple unexpectedy arrive on the scene.
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| [CBS 9:00] Movie: How Sweet It Is! (1968)
W: Garry Marshall, Jerry Belson D: Jerry Paris With James Garner, Debbie Reynolds, Maurice Ronet, Terry-Thomas. When their son decides to try the European-tour method of winning his girlfriend, his parents wangle their own passage aboard. He works at a photographic assignment and she moves into a luxurious villa, only to find she's been swindled and the playboy owner is very much in evidence.
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| [ABC 9:00] The Streets Of San Francisco [Reg]: Cry Help!
Season 3, episode 9 W: Larry Brody, Leonardo Bercovici D: Corey Allen With David Gruner (Paul Harris), Mariette Hartley (Bonnie Harris), Clint Howard (Tommy Sanders), Eddie Barth (Ed Cooper), William Jordan (Bob Harris), Marge Redmond (Ruth Sanders), Joseph V. Perry (Mr. Sanders). While visiting his friend, a 14-year-old youth witnesses an argument between his friend's parents. When the father is killed, the youth runs away and is charged with murder.
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| [NBC 9:00] Ironside [Reg]: Run Scared
Season 8, episode 8 W: Hindi Brooks D: Don McDougall With Ed Nelson (Joe Lynch), Kathleen Quinlan (Peggy Lynch), Michael Bell (TV Director), Phillip Pine (Store Manager), Paul Picerni (Armand), Ron Thompson (Jamie), Kenneth O'Brien (Leo Gulden), Bettye Ackerman (Sylvia Harris). Chief Ironside races a killer to find Ironside's goddaughter, who witnessed the slaying. She and her boyfriend took turns performing as store window harlequins when she saw a man across the street fatally stab another man.
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| [ABC 10:00] Harry O [Reg]: Second Sight
Season 1, episode 9 W: Gene Thompson, Barry Trivers D: John Newland With Tom Atkins (Sgt. Cole), Stefanie Powers (Fay Conners), Mitzi Hoag (Blanche Olney), Martin E. Brooks (Carver), Michael Baseleon (Asst. D.A. Douglas), Frank Ramirez (Dr. Hernandez), David Moses (Billings), Anne Seymour (Librarian), Millie Slavin (Receptionist), Robert Doyle (Jennings), Henry Oliver (Dr. Pearce). A woman blinded following an accident develops the ability to forecast events including the chilling prediction that she herself is marked for death.
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| [NBC 10:00] Movin' On [Reg]: The Good Life
Season 1, episode 7 W: George Kirgo D: Richard Benedict With George Maharis (Harry Lorimer), Laraine Stephens (Joan), Gary Merrill (Paul Lorimer). A flamboyant oil rig operator hires Sonny and Will away from the trucker's life for $1,000 a week. But there's a catch: they have to convince a feminine investment counselor to invest $250,000 in the project when everyone thinks it's dry.
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