CBS Season Promo 1974-5

Duration: 12:00

Year Published: 1970

Complete Record: “See the Best...CBS” Season Promo 1974-5 All your favorite shows are returning. And now a segment with your host Ted Baxter. “Say hello to the stars” A montage of scenes from different CBS shows in which an actor is saying ‘hello.’ Including such favorites as “Good Times” and “Golden Girls.” Ted Baxter reads aloud letters sent in from viewers. The letters are then answered by clips from the TV shows. They don’t exactly fulfill the question, though. Full season of shows is :: Good Times, The Waltons, Cannon, Maude, All in the Family, Barnaby Jones, Apple’s Way, Gunsmoke, M*A*S*H, Mary Tyler Moore Show, Bob Newhart Show, Kojak, Mannix, Hawaii Five-O, Carol Burnett Show, Medical Center. CBS New Shows Sons and Daughters Scenes of 1950s high school kids doing various things like dancing at a soda shoppe. The producer David Levinson speaks about the making of the series. Gary Frank plays “Jeff Reed” and he speaks about his character. Friends & Lovers Who is Paul Sand? Shots of various people answering the question with silly things. Paul Sand answers the question. Apparently he is the star of a program called “Friends and Lovers.” It’s a comedy about a symphony cellist and his funny life. The Manhunter Shots of famous bank robber gangsters like Dillinger and articles about the crimes. Sam H. Rolfe producer of show about 1930s criminals. Bank robbers turned folk heroes. Ken Howard plays “Dave Barrett” who tracks down bank robbers. Rhoda Shots of Rhoda from the Mary Tyler Moore Show. She has her own program now. The producers and creators talk about the show. Valerie Harper speaks about her character “Rhoda Morgenstern.” Comedic scenes from the show. CBS Thursday & Friday Night Movies Scenes from M*A*S*H, The Great White Hope starring James Earl Jones, Soylent Green starring Charlton Heston, Dillinger, Skin Game, Fer De Lance. Also, Bullitt, Bonnie & Clyde, The Graduate, Planet of the Apes (the entire saga), The Last Run, C.C. & Company. Special Programs The Bicentennial Minutes, Four Benjamin Franklins, The American Parade, The Entertainer of the Year Awards, The Grammy Awards, The Country Music Awards. The American Film Institute Salute: Dr. Seuss, Charlie Brown, The 2000 Year Old Man, The Jungle Book. Miss Teenage America, Miss Universe, America’s Junior Miss. The Easter Promise, Antonio and the Mayor, The Runaways. Smithsonian Institution Specials. The Tournament of Roses Parade, CBS Playhouse 90, GE Theater, Queen of the Stardust Ballroom, The Waltons, The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman, Perry Como, Bing Crosby and friends, The Osmonds, Doris Day, Sandy Duncan, Carol Burnett, Lucille Ball. A very special season from CBS. CBS Sports Shots of people getting ready to play tennis, golf, football, sail and go bowling. Then you see them doing those things with shots of a stopwatch thrown in. Skydiving, swimming, skiing, track, racing cars/horses, surfing, basketball, volleyball. All the action. Days of the week’s names are in lights as the corresponding programming for those days appear in little screens.