Trying to give WKRP a 5th and final season. wKRrP tended to do best when on Mondays. Bump up Goodnight Beantown to Fall. Pair Square Pegs/Private Benjamin to Wednesdays against Tales of the Gold Monkey and Real People. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers shouldn't be against another period adventure like Gold Monkey. Bumped to midseason.
Monday
8 WKRP (SQUARE PEGS)
8:30 GOODNIGHT, BEANTOWN (Private Benjamin)
9 MASH
9:30 House Calls
10 Lou Grant
Tuesday
8 BRING EM BACK ALIVE
9 Tuesday Movie
Wednesday
8 SQUARE PEGS (SEVEN BRIDES...)
8:30 Private Benjamin (SEVEN BRIDES...,,,)
9 Alice
9:30 Filthy Rich
10 TUCKER'S WITCH
Thursday
8 Magnum PI
9 Simon and Simon
10 Knots Landing
Friday
8 Dukes of Hazzard
9 Dallas
10 Falcon Crest
Saturday
8 Walt Disney
9 Saturday Movie
Sunday
7 60 Minutes
8 Archie Bunker
8:30 GLORIA
9 Jeffersons
9:30 One Day At A Tine
10 Trapper John MD.

Not as many changes as usual, next one I do will be more shuffled.

Monday
8 WKRP (SQUARE PEGS)
8:30 GOODNIGHT, BEANTOWN (Private Benjamin)
9 MASH
9:30 House Calls
10 Lou Grant

Uh, as good of an idea to retain WKRP in Cincinnati, House Calls, and Lou Grant for 1982-83, I have just one teeny-tiny problem... WHERE THE F*%& IS NEWHART?!?!

Just tell me where Newhart would fit on this fantasy schedule of yours? Newhart was a freshman in 82-83, airing in the timeslot following M*A*S*H, and finished the season with an average 20.0 rating. What are your options? Bump Newhart to midseason? Send Newhart to another network?

Disney should be on Sundays as in its NBC heyday

Disney should be on Sundays as in its NBC heyday

Disney on Sundays would never work on CBS. Disney's Sunday ratings were fading fast during its final years of tbe original NBC era. 60 Minutes was killing it.

I’m sorry but except for WKRP, 60 Minutes and Lou Grant, that list was absolutely dreck. Yes, Dallas and Knotts Landing was dreck.

I was born in 1967 and never ever watched The Wonderful World of Disney. My father was a hardcore 60 Minutes devotee and never ever missed a show and would have it taped if he just couldn’t be home. He would even get angry and complain like a petulant child if football overran his precious show.

But we were also devotees of Hee Haw, and even as a kid, 60 Minutes was entertaining. Oddly the voice of Morley Safer always conjures up smells of pot roast, because this is what we watched for Sunday dinner.

Yes!