Prime-time network TV listings for Wednesday March 26, 1975:
Program details:
| [CBS 8:00] It's The Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown [special]
W: Charles M. Schulz D: Phil Roman With Todd Barbee, Melanie Kohn, Stephen Shea, Linda Ercoli, Lynn Mortensen, Jimmy Ahrens, Bill Melendez. As the other Peanuts characters prepare for Easter, Linus insists they need not bother coloring eggs because the Easter Beagle distributes them "to all the good little kids". Lucy, perhaps because she may not be certain she is a "good little kid", rejects the whole idea and continues to hide Easter eggs in places where only she can find them. A strange thing happens on the way to the Easter egg hunt, however -- something which confirms both Linus' idealism and Lucy's disbelief. (Repeat program)
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| [ABC 8:00] That's My Mama [Reg]: Stephanie's Boyfriend
Season 1, episode 26 W: Ron Friedman D: Bob Lahendro With Emily Yancy (Stephanie Roland), Ronald Warden (Neville Ewing III), Brunetta Barnett (Lucille Roland). Clifton is presented with a baby boy and a marriage proposal when a former romance returns to haunt him.
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| [NBC 8:00] Little House On The Prairie [Reg]: Country Girls
Season 1, episode 2 W: Juanita Bartlett D: William F. Claxton With Tracie Savage (Christy Kennedy), Robert Hoffman (Sandy Kennedy), Georgia Smith (Mrs. Grandy). Despite assurances from their father, Laura and Mary worry as they prepare, for the first time in their lives, to go to school. (Repeat program, originally aired 9/18/1974)
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| [CBS 8:30] The Easter Promise [special]
W: Gail Rock, Alan Shayne D: Paul Bogart With Jean Simmons, Jason Robards, Mildred Natwick, Lisa Lucas, Elizabeth Wilson, Franny Michel, Lori Rutherford, Vicki Schreck. A play produced by the same principals who created "The House Without a Christmas Tree" and "The Thanksgiving Treasure" continues the saga of the Mills family -- 12-year-old Addie, her devoted grandmother, her dour widowed father and their life in a small Nebraska town in the 1940s. Miss Simmons plays a celebrated actress who returns to sell her family's home after her mother's death, and is drawn into a relationship with the young people in town.
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| [ABC 8:30] TV Movie: The Girl Most Likely To. . . (1973)
W: Joan Rivers, Agnes Gallin D: Lee Philips With Stockard Channing, Edward Asner, Jim Backus, Joe Flynn, Chuck McCann, Fred Grandy. An ugly duckling dreaming hopelessly of love becomes beautiful after plastic surgery and re-enters the lives of the men who made her miserable to gain hilarious revenge.
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| [NBC 9:00] Lucas Tanner [Reg]: Those Who Cannot, Teach
Season 1, episode 14 D: Robert Scheerer With Charles Martin Smith (Rod Jernigan), Herschel Bernardi (Bert Nevins), Sharon Gless (Miss Reynolds), Marge Redmond (Mrs. Nevins), Maidie Norman (Ellen Russell), Amzie Strickland (Mrs. Jernigan), Ned Wertimer (Mr. Jernigan), Ted Gehring (Wallace). A difference of opinion between a student and his art instructor erupts into alleged classroom violence. (Repeat program, originally aired 1/22/1975)
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| [CBS 10:00] Tony Orlando And Dawn [Reg]: Easter Show
Season 1, episode 16 With Nancy Walker, Demond Wilson, Mel Tillis, John Amos. A program of Easter music and comedy, including a spoof on commuter car pools and the Fashion Fatale Awards of 1975. The men model at the fashion awards show with Nancy as the hostess. Tony and Dawn come out for their "Happy Wanderer" number in Swiss costumes. Mel and Tony duet on "Detroit City", Tony sings "You Are So Beautiful", then all join in for a medley of "An Old Fashioned Love Song", "I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover" and "Baby Face".
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| [ABC 10:00] Get Christie Love [Reg]: A Few Excess People
Season 1, episode 21 With Phil Silvers (Uncle Harry), Robert Donner (Bernie Karp), Rose Marie (Mitzi Trousdale), Herbert Jefferson Jr. (Louis Turner), Robert Random (Willie Beamon), Val Bisoglio (Joe Thurston). Christie and Gallagher cope with the latter's elderly uncle, Finnegan, who endangers their lives by meddling in an industrial robbery investigation.
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| [NBC 10:00] The Law: Part 3: Prior Consent [special]
W: Tom Greene, Joel Oliansky D: Joel Oliansky With Judd Hirsch, Eugene Roche, Val Avery, Ron Masak, Gerald McRaney, Tyne Daly, Jim Antonio, Quinn Redeker, Annazette Chase, Alex Nicol. In this second of a three-part miniseries, attorney Murray Stone finds himself in a delicate legal area when a client who demands prosecution of the man who raped her turns out to be an admitted prostitute.
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