Prime-time network TV listings for Friday May 20, 1977:
Program details:
| [CBS 8:00] Code R [Reg]: Black Out
Season 1, episode 11 With J. Pat O'Malley (Mark), Kip Niven (Bill), Alan Vint (Chuck), Jean Allison (Hilda), John Milford (Foreman), William Bryant (Sam Whitlow). A power failure endangers the lives and property of the islanders.
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| [ABC 8:00] Donny And Marie [Reg]
Season 2, episode 20 With Don Knotts, Keely Smith, The Osmond Brothers, Paul Lynde. (Repeat program, originally aired 3/4/1977)
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| [NBC 8:00] Sanford And Son [Reg]: The Hawaiian Connection (3)
Season 6, episode 3 W: Saul Turteltaub, Bernie Orenstein D: Alan Rafkin With Frank Nelson (Co-Pilot), Fritzi Burr (Woman on Plane), Hal Williams (Officer Smith), Robert Kino (Japanese Tourist), Danny Kamekona (Cop #2), Sandra Kerns (Stewardess), Sheldon Leonard (Davis), Don Ho (Himself), Greg Morris (Freddy Wells), James Gregory (Commander), Pat Paulsen (Percy), Barbara Rhoades (Gladys), David Huddleston (Cop #1). Jewelry thieves chase Fred all over Honolulu, thinking he has their loot in his possession. (Repeat program, originally aired 10/1/1976)
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| [NBC 8:30] Movie: The Spirit Of St. Louis (1957)
W: Billy Wilder, Wendell Mayes D: Billy Wilder With James Stewart, Murray Hamilton, Patricia Smith, Bartlett Robinson, Arthur Space. Charles Lindbergh struggles to finance and design an airplane that will make his New York to Paris flight the first solo transatlantic crossing.
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| [CBS 9:00] Movie: Brannigan (1975)
W: Christopher Trumbo, Michael Butler, William P. McGivern, William W. Norton D: Douglas Hickox With John Wayne, Richard Attenborough, Judy Geeson, Mel Ferrer, John Vernon, Ralph Meeker, Barry Dennen, Lesley-Anne Down, Arthur Batanides. Jim Brannigan is sent to London to bring back an American mobster who is being held for extradition.
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| [ABC 9:00] TV Movie: Delta County, U.S.A. (1977)
W: Thomas Rickman D: Glenn Jordan With Jeff Conaway, Robert Hays, Morgan Brittany, Joanna Miles, Joe Penny, Doney Oatman, Jim Antonio, Peter Donat, Sandy McPeak, James Crittenden, Edward Power. The story of life in a small Southern community, dominated by generational barriers and political intrigue.
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