Prime-time network TV listings for Tuesday December 16, 1975:
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Program details:
| [CBS 8:00] Good Times [Reg]: Cleatus
Season 3, episode 14 W: Ron Allen Thompson, Jack Elinson, Norman Paul D: Herbert Kenwith With Jack Baker (Cleatus), Beeson Carroll (Reardon), Laurence Haddon (Monroe), Edward Crawford (Kid). Good luck and bad arrive at the Evans' household hand in hand when the family celebrates Florida's winning a stereo and the FBI shows up with a lot of questions about Florida's nephew Cleatus.
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| [ABC 8:00] Happy Days [Reg]: Tell It To The Marines
Season 3, episode 14 W: Sid Arthur, Artie Laing D: Jerry Paris With Amy Irving (Olivia). Convinced that no girl could be attracted to him and that he's useless, Ralph threatens to enlist with the Marines.
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| [NBC 8:00] Movin' On [Reg]: Breakout
Season 2, episode 12 W: Jimmy Sangster D: Lawrence Dobkin With Roosevelt Grier (Benjy), Art Metrano (Moose). While delivering cargo to a prison farm, Sonny is kidnapped by a young inmate who is determined to prevent the state from taking his son away.
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| [CBS 8:30] Joe And Sons [Reg]: Pot Luck
Season 1, episode 11 With Lawrence Cook (Patrolman). A friend of the boys asks them to "plant sit" with a strange looking plant, and Joe and Gus suspect it might be marijuana.
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| [ABC 8:30] Welcome Back, Kotter [Reg]: Arrividerci, Arnold
Season 1, episode 13 W: Jerry Rannow, Jewel Jaffe D: Bob Lahendro Against his will, Horshack gets transferred out of Kotter's class because his grades have improved.
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| [CBS 9:00] M*A*S*H [Reg]: The Price Of Tomato Juice
Season 4, episode 15 W: Larry Gelbart, Gene Reynolds D: Gene Reynolds Radar's well-meaning attempt to satisfy Col. Potter's taste for hard-to-find tomato juice in Korea sets off a chain of intrigue that eventually involves a general at corps headquarters.
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| [ABC 9:00] The Rookies [Reg]: The Code Five Affair
Season 4, episode 15 W: Don Balluck D: Phil Bondelli With Jaclyn Smith (Judy March), Anthony Eisley (Martin St. John), Gilbert Green (Bromm), Tony Young (Bolt). Chris Owens falls for a beautiful woman planted by a big-time drug dealer to gather information on the location of a million dollars worth of heroin confiscated by Chris in a narcotics bust.
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| [NBC 9:00] Police Woman [Reg]: Angela
Season 2, episode 18 W: Irv Pearlberg D: Alvin Ganzer With Joseph Campanella (Joseph Carbeau), Brooke Adams (Angela), Pepper Martin (Hodges), Susan Buckner (Judy), Albert Able (Deputy D.A.), Loutz Gage (Judge), Rick Garcia (Rodriguez), Larry Ellis (Thaler), Billy Jackson (Astro), Jim Gruzalski (Aiello), John A. Zee (Rosen), Scott Hylands (Larry Barba). Sgts. Anderson and Crowley set out to clear an investigator of charges stemming from his one-time romantic involvement with the daughter of a drug-dealing gangster.
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| [CBS 9:30] One Day At A Time [Reg]: Ann's Decision
Season 1, episode 1 W: Allan Manings, Jack Elinson, Norman Paul D: Hal Cooper A Norman Lear situation comedy about a newly-divorced woman and her two teenage daughters living in an apartment in Indianapolis. In the first episode, the oldest daughter wants to go on a co-ed camping trip, but her mother disapproves.
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| [CBS 10:00] Switch [Reg]: Through The Past Deadly
Season 1, episode 13 W: Michael Kozoll D: John Peyser With Ken Swofford (Lt. Griffin), Camilla Sparv (Britt Engstrom), Howard McGillin (Policeman), Frank Marth (Speer), Bill Morey (Bank Manager), Melvin Allen (Lustig). As his partner lies critically ill in the hospital, Mac recounts with guilt how he pressured Pete into helping him set a trap for a man determined to kill Pete.
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| [ABC 10:00] Marcus Welby, M.D. [Reg]: Go Ahead And Cry
Season 7, episode 14 With Don DeFore. Consuelo undergoes a major operation, and her fear that she will be unable to continue as Dr. Welby's nurse causes her to consider a marriage proposal.
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| [NBC 10:00] Joe Forrester [Reg]: The End Of Summer
Season 1, episode 11 W: Sean Baine D: Barry Crane With Ralph Wilcox, Ben Frank, Barry Brown, John David Carson, Rita Wilson, Dale Tarter, Albert Hill, Ron Blake, Ben Frommer. Joe Forrester goes beyond patrol officer duties when he tracks down the true suspect of a double homicide, despite evidence pointing to a retarded youth.
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