Prime-time network TV listings for Thursday March 4, 1976:
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Program details:
| [CBS 8:00] The Waltons [Reg]: The Collision
Season 4, episode 25 W: John McGreevey D: Richard Thomas With Kathleen Quinlan (Selina Linville), Eduard Franz (Colonel Linville), Doreen Lang (Meg Phillips), Karen Teitelman (Ariel "Effie" Robins), Virginia Capers (Vesper Oakes). The nearest thing to a society girl ever to hail from Walton's Mountain visits home from Vassar and charges John-Boy with cowardice for not rushing overseas with her to fight with the Republican Army in the Spanish civil war.
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| [ABC 8:00] Welcome Back, Kotter [Reg]: Welcome Back
Season 1, episode 3 W: Peter Meyerson D: James Komack With Leslie Ackerman (Silvia). Gabe Kotter recalls his first day as a teacher, when he found that his fears were justified. (Repeat program, originally aired 9/23/1975)
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| [NBC 8:00] The Cop & The Kid [Reg]: The Ides Of Martha
Season 1, episode 9 With Lucille Benson (Martha). Frank is worried about a constant pain in his stomach and also about his chances for promotion. (Last show of the series.)
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| [ABC 8:30] Barney Miller [Reg]: The Kid
Season 2, episode 21 W: Tony Sheehan, Danny Arnold, Chris Hayward D: Stan Lathan With Arny Freeman (Victor Sewell), Charles Murphy (Eugene Woolen), Angelina Estrada (Mrs. Trujillo), Jose Flores (Claudio Trujillo). Barney suddenly discovers he's broken his foot. Offcier Fish becomes infatuated with the mother of a teenager he arrested.
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| [NBC 8:30] Grady [Reg]: Grady Takes A Wife
Season 1, episode 9 With Norma Miller (Go-Go Dancer). Ellie dreams that Grady comes home with a wife who is a circus performer. (Last show of the series.)
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| [CBS 9:00] Hawaii Five-O [Reg]: A Sentence To Steal
Season 8, episode 24 W: Glen Olson, Rod Baker D: David Friedkin With Tommy Fujiwara (John Manoa), Remi Abellira (Jimmy Luka), Sam Peters (Hogan), Ron Nakahara (Pete), Harry Chang (Harry Lio), Ed Fernandez (Yoshi), Barbara Baxley (Elizabeth Rollins), Tommy Sands (Edward Ross), Rudy Ramos (Louie Pakoa), Gregory Enton (Joey Cooper), Chuck-Chuck Akamine (Gary), Stephen Arruda (Tommy), Dennis Dubin (Vinnie Kowa), Sakae Takahashi (Ned Loe), David Pires (Lualo). McGarrett sends an undercover agent into a rehabilitation institution for delinquent youths to secure a lead on gold thefts from dental supply warehouses.
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| [ABC 9:00] The Streets Of San Francisco [Reg]: Superstar
Season 4, episode 21 W: Mort Fine D: Virgil Vogel With Ron Soble (Charles Miller), Paul Sorvino (Bert D'Angelo), Alfred Ryder (Anton Pravek), Don Gordon (Joe Latham), Amy Levitt (Georgia), Lola Mason (Betty Garson), Kenneth O'Brien (Jimbo), Stephen Bradley (Medical Examiner), Don Spruance (Kelly), Karen Philipp (Valerie), John Yates (Sgt. Benson), Regina Waldon (Mrs. Sutterman). Bert D'Angelo, a street-wise New York cop, arrives in San Francisco to find the man responsible for murdering his partner.
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| [NBC 9:00] McNaughton's Daughter: McNaughton's Daughter [special]
W: Ken Trevey, David Victor D: Jerry London With Susan Clark, Vera Miles, Ralph Bellamy, Louise Latham, Ricardo Montalban, Mike Farrell, James Callahan, John Elerick. In the opening episode of a four-part mini-series, a female district attorney is assigned to prosecute a respected religious leader who is accused of murdering her young lover.
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| [CBS 10:00] Barnaby Jones [Reg]: Wipeout
Season 4, episode 22 W: Michael Fisher D: Kenneth C. Gilbert With Jeff Conaway (Taylor Chappell), Joanna Miles (Anna Lisa Chappell), Fred Beir (Jason Purree), Ralph Williams (Herbie Webster), Richard Bull (Sheriff Safian), Charles Bateman (Daviel Reese), Joy Claussen (Joanna Woods), Richard Young (Craig Winters), Cassie Yates (Donna Reese), Greta Ronningen (Meg), Meegan King (Todd). Barnaby investigates the apparent surfboard death of a young girl, skilled in the sport, who is found on the beach.
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| [ABC 10:00] Harry O [Reg]: Victim
Season 2, episode 19 W: John Meredyth Lucas, Michael Sloan D: Richard Lang With Cynthia Avila (Mary Casado), Eugene Roche (Sgt. Helmond), Michael Lerner (Wilt Kane), Cal Bellini (Frank Lito), Richard Hale (Jud Kane), Ron Joseph (Gil Mendos), Anna Berger (Mrs. Kline), Jon Lormer (Old Man), W.T. Zacha (Foreman). A young woman charges a fellow worker with sexual assault, but when the accused man provides a strong alibi and the police drop the case, she turns to Harry Orwell to prove her claim and save her upcoming marriage.
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