Here's episode #9 of yet another short-lived college-based TV "comedy," NBC Network's Brothers and Sisters, entitled "Spring Vacation" (S01E09), as aired over the 'Peacock Network's' Detroit, MI affiliate WDIV Channel 4.
One of many such shows that came and went in this season (along with CBS's Co-Ed Fever and ABC's Delta House), this particular program - set in the Pi Nu fraternity and Gamma Iota sorority of the fictitious Larry Krandall College - starred Chris Lemmon (Jack's son), along with Randy Brooks, Jon Cutler, Amy Johnston, Larry Anderson, Mary Crosby (more than a year before she shot J.R. Ewing on Dallas), William Windom (as the college's namesake), and Roy Teicher. Guest on this episode is Iris Adrian, along with Ben Frommer and Ralph Litt. (It is not to be confused with the 2006-2011 series of the same name.)
(Previous to this we saw Episode #8 - • NBC Network - Brothers... )
Includes:
Station ID / News 4 Detroit promo with Larry Blunt
Show opening titles and credits
Commercials for:
Handle With Care special care wash
Ban Roll-On anti-perspirant
Episode Act I
Commercials:
Theatrical trailer for re-release of "Bedknobs and Broomsticks"
Pizza Hut SuperStyle - "Let Yourself Go"
Promo for special Brothers and Sisters episode for next Wednesday
Episode Act II
Commercials for:
Borden Lite-Line Pasteurized Processed Cheese Product (with a woman in a mouse suit) - "1/2 the Calories"
New Mazda 626 Sports Sedan and Sport Coupe
Show ending credits, with voiceover promo (by Mel Brandt) for Sweepstakes after Turnabout, Johnny Carson welcoming Suzanne Pleshette and Doug Henning, and The Jacksons hosting The Midnight Special
Promo for Dracula '79 for Saturday
This aired on local Detroit TV on Friday, March 23rd 1979 during the 9:00pm to 9:30pm (Eastern time) timeframe. (On WMAQ Channel 5, its airing would have been between 8:00pm and 8:30pm.)
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29 окт 2024
