Prime-time network TV listings for Sunday September 12, 1976:
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Program details:
| [CBS 7:00] 60 Minutes
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| [ABC 7:00] Movie: Seven Alone (1974), part two
W: Douglas Stewart, Eleanor Lamb D: Earl Bellamy With Dewey Martin, Stewart Peterson, Aldo Ray, Dean Smith, Anne Collings, James Griffith. Conclusion of the two-part story of seven young children left alone to face the hardships and dangers of crossing frontier America after the death of their parents.
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| [NBC 7:00] Wonderful World Of Disney: Davy Crockett's Keelboat Race
Season 2, episode 10 W: Tom Blackburn, Norman Foster D: Norman Foster With Fess Parker (Davy Crockett), Buddy Ebsen (Georgie Russel), Jeff York (Mike Fink), Kenneth Tobey (Jocko), Clem Bevans (Cap'n Cobb). The frontier adventurer and his sidekick George are tricked into a keelboat race to New Orleans with pride and a handful of prized furs on the line. (Repeat program, originally aired 11/16/1955)
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| [CBS 8:00] Johnny Cash & Friends
With Waylon Jennings, Tammy Wynette. Highlights include Cash and June Carter singing "Darling Companion"; Jennings sings "Can't You See" and duets with Cash on "I Wish I Were Crazy"; Cash returns to Ryman Auditorium for "City of New Orleans" and "Your Love Is My Refuge"; Tammy Wynette sings "Till I Can Make It On My Own".
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| [ABC 8:00] The Six Million Dollar Man [Reg]: The Secret Of Bigfoot (2)
Season 3, episode 18 W: Kenneth Johnson D: Alan Crosland With Stefanie Powers (Shalon), Severn Darden (Apploy), Hank Brandt (Ivan Beckey), Penelope Windust (Marlene Beckey), Donn Whyte (Tom Raintree), Andre the Giant (Bigfoot), Charles Cyphers (Faler). Steve Austin's pursuit of a creature he believes is the legendary Bigfoot leads him into a cave harboring beings from another planet as an earthquake is about to bury them all. (Repeat program, originally aired 2/4/1976)
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| [NBC 8:00] Ellery Queen [Reg]: The Adventure Of The Tyrant Of Tin Pan Alley
Season 1, episode 19 W: Robert Van Scoyk D: Seymour Robbie With John Hillerman (Simon Brimmer), Albert Salmi (Herbie Morrow), Polly Bergen (Dina Carroll-Wyner), Ken Berry (Buddy Parker), Michael Callan (Gary Swift), Norman Fell (Errol Keyes), Rudy Vallee (Alvin Wyner), Renne Jarrett (Penny Carroll), Brad David (Dan Murphy), Dori Brenner (Laura Schramm), Vince Howard (Charlie). A top songwriter, guesting on a radio program to plug his new tune, is fatally shot and Ellery is given a host of suspects to work with. (Repeat program, originally aired 3/7/1976)
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| [CBS 9:00] Kojak [Reg]: The Frame
Season 3, episode 19 W: Burton Armus D: Sigmund Neufeld Jr. With Michael McGuire (Scroope), James Luisi (Capt. Rosseau), Madison Arnold (Harry Dubin), Joseph V. Perry (Bancroft), John Quade (Colby), Martin Braddock (Moore). Kojak finds himself under investigation by the internal affairs division, as well as a hostile district attorney, when a thief Kojak arrested claims he paid the lieutenant a bribe. (Repeat program, originally aired 2/1/1976)
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| [ABC 9:00] TV Movie: Street Killing (1976)
W: Bill Driskill D: Harvey Hart With Andy Griffith, Bradford Dillman, Harry Guardino, Robert Loggia, Don Gordon, Deborah White, Fred Sadoff, Gerrit Graham, Adam Wade. A prosecutor for the New York D.A.'s office attempts to connect a street mugging and murder of a jewelry store owner to a notorious organized crime figure who wanted to buy the business.
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| [NBC 9:00] Columbo [Reg]: A Matter Of Honor
Season 5, episode 4 W: Brad Radnitz D: Ted Post With Ricardo Montalban (Luis Montoya), Robert Carricart (Hector Rangel), A Martinez (Curro Rangel), Maria Grimm (Nina Montoya), Pedro Armendariz Jr. (Lt. Sanchez), Jorge Rivero, Emilio Fernandez, Enrique Lucero, Evita Munoz Chachita. When a famous bullfighter's trusted bookkeeper turns up dead in a bullring, Lt. Columbo suspects murder -- with a bull as the murder weapon. (Repeat program, originally aired 2/1/1976)
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| [CBS 10:00] The American Parade: The Second Revolution [special]
The 11th and final special in the series of Bicentennial programs chronicles the Industrial Revolution in this country -- a story of stolen secrets, Yankee ingenuity and native American genius. Tony Randall narrates the dramatization of the people and events who shaped this revolution: Eli Whitney, inventor of the cotton gin; Samuel Slater, an Englishman who helped break England's worldwide textile monopoly; and Francis Cabot Lowell, originator of the unitized factory system. In addition, animated sequences illustrate other technological advances -- railroads, oil wells and the telegraph.
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