Prime-time network TV listings for Wednesday September 22, 1976:
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Program details:
| [CBS 8:00] Good Times [Reg]: The Big Move (1)
Season 4, episode 1 W: Austin Kalish, Irma Kalish D: Gerren Keith With Rose Marie Cooper (Olivia), Kimberlee Nickerson (Louanne). After years of struggling to get out of the ghetto, a better way of life seems to have arrived for the Evans family.
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| [ABC 8:00] The Six Million Dollar Man [Reg]: The Return Of Bigfoot (2)
Season 4, episode 2 W: Kenneth Johnson D: Barry Crane With Martin E. Brooks (Dr. Rudy Wells), Lindsay Wagner (Jaime Sommers), John Saxon (Nedlick), Stephen Young (Dallett), Severn Darden (Apploy), Sandy Duncan (Gillian), Ted Cassidy (Bigfoot), Stefanie Powers (Shalon), Charles Cyphers (Faler). In her efforts to save Steve's life, Jamie is confronted by Bigfoot.
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| [NBC 8:00] TV Movie: The Million Dollar Rip-Off (1976)
W: Andrew Peter Marin, William Devane, John Pleshette D: Alexander Singer With Freddie Prinze, Allen Garfield, Christine Belford, Joanna Kerns, Linda Scruggs, Brooke Mills, James Sloyan, Bob Hastings. A young electronics genius, who is an ex-con, and four of his lady friends devise a plot to steal millions of dollars from the Chicago Transit Authority.
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| [CBS 8:30] Ball Four [Reg]: Work In Progress
Former major league pitcher Jim Bouton stars in this comedy series, based on his book of the same name.
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| [CBS 9:00] All In The Family [Reg]: Archie's Brief Encounter
Season 7, episode 1 W: Mel Tolkin, Larry Rhine D: Paul Bogart With Janis Paige (Denise), Scott Brady (Joe Foley), Teddy Wilson (Whitey Monroe), Andre Pavon (Carlos). The Bunkers and Stivics move to a new night to start their seventh season. In an hour-long episode, Archie finds himself in trouble with Edith when a sexy waitress flirts with him.
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| [ABC 9:00] Baretta [Reg]: The Ninja
Season 3, episode 1 W: Larry Alexander D: Don Weis With June Smaney (Rosie), Henry Darrow (Vincent Delgado), Momo Yashima (Alice Mishima), Pepe Serna (Ninja), Jeannie Linero (Marisa Delgado), James Hong (Dr. Pao), John Dennis Johnston (Duarte), Allen Joseph (Silverstein), John Fujioka (Mishima), Helen Funai (Nancy), Paul Cavonis (Masnick), John Herzfeld (Mario), Jesse Dizon (Ohira). Season premiere. Whern a Japanese girl is slain after being threatened by hoodlums, the girl's father revives an ancient Japanese custom and dedicates his life to punishing everyone directly or indirectly involved.
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| [NBC 9:30] The Quest [Reg]: The Captive
Season 1, episode 1 W: Mark Rodgers D: Barry Shear With Christopher Connelly (Corporal Callender), Richard Egan (Capt. Wilson), Susan Dey (Charlotte Ross), Dennis Cole (Stormer), Russ Tamblyn (Kelly), Bill Fletcher (Sgt. Yoelker), Bibi Besch (Janet Farleigh), Royal Dano. The season's only new western is introduced with a 90-minute episode in which two brothers, hoping to find their missing sister, instead find another young white woman whose plight becomes more than an Indian problem.
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| [CBS 10:00] The Blue Knight [Reg]: Bullseye
Season 2, episode 1 W: E. Arthur Kean With Gary Lockwood (Officer Macy), Elisha Cook Jr. (Spinks), Robert Hays (Officer Wells), Nicolas Coster (Dock Katella), Joshua Shelley (Erwin), Charles Siebert (Sgt. Cabe). Season premiere. A trigger-happy cop forces Bumper into an all-out battle by endangering a valuable informer.
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| [ABC 10:00] Charlie's Angels [Reg]: Hellride
Season 1, episode 1 W: Edward J. Lakso D: Richard Lang With Don Gordon (Gene Wells), Mayf Nutter (Eddie Dirko), Kurt Grayson (Ted Kale), John Dennis Johnston (Jerry Adams), Jenny O'Hara (Bloody Mary Barrows), Russ Grieve (Mr. Lemson), Rosane Covy (Suzy Lemson), Norma Connolly (Mrs. Lemson), Bob Frank (Henry Bancroft). Debut of a series in which three bright, athletic and police-trained girls work as private detectives for a man they never see. Tonight, Sabrina becomes a race driver while Kelly, Jill and Bosley assume unusual disguises to learn why a pretty woman driver lost control of her car and died in a flaming wreck. They discover a conspiracy that extends far beyond the track.
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