Prime-time network TV listings for Monday September 10, 1979:
Program details:
| [CBS 8:00] How Bugs Bunny Won The West [special]
Bugs faces a series of hare-raising adventures on the Western frontier. Denver Pyle narrates. (Repeat program)
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| [ABC 8:00] 240-Robert [Reg]: Bathysphere
Season 1, episode 3 W: James Schmerer D: Phil Bondelli With Randee Heller (Joan Laurent), Joey Aresco (Roger), Jody Gibson (David Rawsil), Oaky Miller (Emcee), Bob Harders (Adam), Raymond O'Keefe (Warren), Bill Kux (Harry), Steven Peterman (Garl). Deputies Trapp and Thibideaux are faced with a tricky rescue operation when they try to save a pair of college students who are trapped in a homemade diving bell.
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| [NBC 8:00] Holocaust, Part 1: The Gathering Darkness [special]
W: Gerald Green D: Marvin Chomsky With Meryl Streep, James Woods, Fritz Weaver, Tovah Feldshuh, Michael Moriarty, David Warner, George Rose, Joseph Bottoms, Sam Wanamaker, Rosemary Harris. In 1935 a Jewish family in Berlin celebrate the marriage of their son Karl to a Catholic girl and ignore the advice of Nazi Erik Dorf to leave Germany. (Repeat program)
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| [CBS 8:30] Puff The Magic Dragon [special]
W: Romeo Muller D: Charles Swenson, Fred Wolf With Burgess Meredith, Philip Tanzini, Regis Cordic, Frank Nelson, Peter Yarrow, Robert Ridgely, Maitzi Morgan, Charles Woolf. A young boy acquires from a magic dragon the courage to face growing up. (Repeat program)
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| [CBS 9:00] M*A*S*H [Reg]: Rally Round The Flagg, Boys
Season 7, episode 21 W: Mitch Markowitz D: Harry Morgan With Jerry Fujikawa (Hung Pak), James Carroll (M.P.), Edward Winter (Col. Flagg), Neil Thompson (Cpl. Basgall), Bob Okazaki (Doo Pak). The sinister Colonel Flagg and Charles try to prove that Hawkeye is a communist sympathizer. (Repeat program, originally aired 2/14/1979)
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| [ABC 9:00] Monday Night Football
Atlanta Falcons at Philadelphia Eagles.
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| [CBS 9:30] WKRP In Cincinnati [Reg]: A Date With Jennifer
Season 1, episode 10 W: Michael Fairman, Richard Sanders D: Asaad Kelada With Brad Crandall (Voice of Mr. Macho). Les Nessman's farm news reporting wins him the coveted Silver Sow award, and he asks Jennifer to be his date for the banquet. (Repeat program, originally aired 1/22/1979)
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| [CBS 10:00] Lou Grant [Reg]: Loves
Season 2, episode 24 W: Michele Gallery D: Roger Young With Frances Lee McCain (Susan Sherman), Terri Nunn (Wendy), Devon Ericson (Cheryl), Craig Wasson (Aaron), Robert Costanzo (Tannenberg). Billie gets involved with a story about a high-school girl intentionally trying to get pregnant as a means of gaining independence; meanwhile, Rossi covers a rock star being sued for "palimony" by a figure skater, and Lou and his girlfriend discuss moving in together. (Repeat program, originally aired 5/7/1979)
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