Prime-time network TV listings for Thursday February 10, 1977:
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Program details:
| [CBS 8:00] The Waltons [Reg]: The Inferno
Season 5, episode 20 W: Rod Peterson, Claire Whitaker D: Harry Harris With Jack Ging (Stuart Henry), Tom Maier (Bartender). Being on the spot for the Hindenberg arrival is the biggest news assignment John-Boy has ever tackled, but the shock of the horrible sight of the German aircraft exploding blocks his thoughts, and for the first time he doubts his writing abilities.
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| [ABC 8:00] Welcome Back, Kotter [Reg]: The Littlest Sweathog
Season 2, episode 20 W: Eric Cohen D: Bob Lahendro There are mixed emotions in the Kotter apartment when Gabe learns that Julie is expecting a baby.
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| [NBC 8:00] The Fantastic Journey [Reg]: Atlantium
Season 1, episode 2 W: Katharyn Powers D: Barry Crane With Mary Ann Mobley (Rhea), Gary Collins (Dar-L), Jason Evers (Atar), Albert Stratton (Itar). Varian, Dr. Walters and Scott come to the city of Atlantium and learn that the process by which they can return to their respective time spheres can prove fatal to them.
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| [ABC 8:30] What's Happening [Reg]: The Firing Squad
Season 1, episode 15 W: Rick Mittleman D: Mark Warren With Earl Billings (Rob), Bryan O'Dell (Marvin), Fred Pinkard (Mr. Grayson), David Downing (Mr. Barnes), Lark Hackshaw (Velma). The boys are upset when Shirley, the waitress at their favorite hangout, is fired, but they don't know what they can do.
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| [CBS 9:00] Third Annual People's Choice Awards [special]
With Betty White, Georgia Engel, Earl Holliman, Peter Marshall, Rue McClanahan. Dick Van Dyke and Army Archerd host the awards special honoring the nation's favorites in the fields of television, motion pictures and music, as selected by 10,000 voters of the American public. Broadcast live from the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.
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| [ABC 9:00] Barney Miller [Reg]: Sex Surrogate
Season 3, episode 17 W: Tony Sheehan, Dennis Koenig, Larry Balmagia D: Noam Pitlik With Doris Roberts (Louise Kaufmann), Eugene Elman (Mr. Kaufmann), Marilyn Sokol (Dr. Lorraine Dooley), Billy Barty (Mr. Resnick). Weary of waiting for promotion, Levitt announces that he's quitting the force; Barney investigates a sex clinic that borders on prostitution; Harris investigates a rash of crimes ostensibly committed by a juvenile.
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| [NBC 9:00] Seventh Avenue: Part 1 [special]
This three-part miniseries begins with an introduction to the saga of Jay Blackman, a brash young man of 22 living in poverty on New York's Lower East Side in the depression year of 1938. Determined to succeed no matter the cost, he crashes a wedding, judging everyone around him and adding a store of knowledge for future reference -- and meeting the girl he'll eventually be forced to marry because the end will justify the means.
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| [ABC 9:30] The Tony Randall Show [Reg]: Case: The Lawndale Report
Season 1, episode 18 W: Gary David Goldberg D: Harvey Medlinsky With Dick Sargent (Chesley), Linden Chiles (Crossthwaite), Archie Hahn (Graham). Walter is asked to investigate a prison.
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| [ABC 10:00] The Streets Of San Francisco [Reg]: A Good Cop. . . But
Season 5, episode 15 W: Charles Larson D: Harry Falk With Don Calfa (Randolph "Moonshine" Fisher), Barry Primus (Inspector Lambert), Hank Brandt (Phil Lundeen), Skip Homeier (Carl Birmingham), Robert Walden (Detective Arnie), Bruce Glover (George Carter), Regis Cordic (Abe Johnson), Ivor Barry (Judge Cramer), Sam Chew Jr. (Detective Price), Nate Esformes (Inspector Rodriguez), Frank Maxwell (Captain Jack), Susan O'Connell (Sister Catherine), Bibi Osterwald (Manager), Jordan Rhodes (Jerry Billings), Mills Watson (Artie Devoe/Barton), Joshua Shelley (Bookie). The case against a known drug pusher suspected of slaying a police officer during a raid appears all but dead after a witness, another officer, makes an admission that weakens his credibility.
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