Structured entries
- LIVING COLOR
SERIES PREMIERE
- LOVE LAQUITA (concl.) 11/11/90
- EUROPEAN VACATION HIGHLIGHTS. 11/18/90
- Token LESS FORTUNATE guest. 11/25/90
- RAY CHARLES IN CHARGE.
- HOME E. CHEESE. 12/16/90
- HOMEY CLAUS. 12/23/90
- CHURCH OF DISCOUNT SIN. PARODY OF PRETTY WOMAN. 3/17/90
- ROCKY VI. P.M.S. DEFENSE.
- A COMPILATION SHOW.
- BROTHERS BROTHERS DATE.
- TOM & TOM; SHIRLEY TEMPLE BLACK.
- TV SHOWS REVIEWS; HOMEY CERIAL SPOKESMAN.
- ENLISTING: MAN TRAINING TIPS FOR WOMEN.
- VARICOSA, MISTRESS OF DESTRUCTION.
- CLIFFHANGERS; MEN ON ...SET.
- HEY MON! PEE WEE HERMAN. 9/22/91
- OWN FILMS: Western, WW II Submarine story Boxing epic, Party animal at AA meeting.
- I'LL FLY AWAY
10/7/91
w/ Sam Waterston, Regina Taylor & John Aaron Bennett.
Debut. "I'LL FLY AWAY" (1991). Sam Waterston stars as a principled Southern lawyer whose family and black housekeeper are struck by the tremors of changing times in the South of the late 1950s. Features Regina Taylor, Kathryn Harrold. Premieres as a weekly series.
- I'll Fly Away
11/26/91
THANKSGIVING. 8 Episodes thru 4/24/92
- MASTER MAGICIAN
w/ John Morgan (John Aaron Bennett); Forrest (Sam Waterston); Tyler (Scott Paulin); Lilly: Regina Taylor; Lake: Ed Grady; Sykes: Michael Whaley; Donna Kay: Meredith Brasher; Christina: Kathryn Harrold; Francie: Ashlee Levitch.
(60 min.)
- I'll Fly Away
w/ Regina Taylor, Dorian Harewood.
1324
“1324.”
right column
- I'LL FLY AWAY
5/1/92
w/ Sam Waterston, Kathryn Herrold Regina Taylor, Dorian Harewood JohnAaron Bennett, Scott Paulin.
- I'll Fly Away
w/ Kathryn Harrold, Sam Waterston.
1325
“1325.”
right column
- I'LL FLY AWAY
From 11/20/92 thru 10/11/93 (Including Flying away from NBC to PBS). I'll Fly Away: Then and Now (Mon., PBS)—The good news for fans of I'll Fly Away: Thanks to PBS, the beloved series returns for a finale, with Lilly (Regina Taylor) recalling the struggle for civil rights in the '60s for her '90s grandson. The show is politically correct to a fault (with humorous homeless people) and it's obviously plotted—but still, it's touching. And the good news for all of us: PBS trying to preserve and promote American television. My score: 7
1326
“1326.”
right column
- UNFORGETTABLE NAT KING COLE.
12/2/90
BBC Documentary. Nat "King" Cole ♦ How smooth can a singer be? Listen to Nat "King" Cole for the answer. Gliding through a sentimental tune like "Star Dust," accompanied by a string orchestra, his lighter-than-air baritone blooms effortlessly. Cole may have started out as a charming cocktail-lounge pianist with a delicate touch, but he developed into a master balladeer. Something extraordinary happened whenever he abandoned his spry jazz for love songs. By letting his smoky voice breathe easy passion, he made us fall head over heels for the idea of love.
- NAT KING COLE SHOWS:
w/ (BW) w/guests: Hi-Lo's; Sammy Davis, Jr.; Ella Fitzgerald; Harry Belafonte; Peggy King; Betty Hutton; Mills Bro's; B. Hutton.
- ST. LOUIS BLUES.
(1958)
w/ Eartha Kitt & Pearl Bailey. Nat plays W. C. Handy. (Composer)
(BW)
- A. & E REVUE:
6/21/91
w/ Natalie Cole.
Transcription (raw)
## HEADING: NEGROES
## LEFT COLUMN
1320.
Living Color
SERIES PREMIERE
IN LIVING COLOR:
LOVE LAQUITA (concl.) 11/11/90
EUROPEAN VACATION HIGHLIGHTS. 11/18/90
Token LESS FORTUNATE guest. 11/25/90
RAY CHARLES IN CHARGE.
HOME E. CHEESE. 12/16/90
HOMEY CLAUS. 12/23/90
CHURCH OF DISCOUNT SIN. PARODY OF
PRETTY WOMAN. 3/17/90
ROCKY VI. P.M.S. DEFENSE.
A COMPILATION SHOW.
BROTHERS BROTHERS DATE.
TOM & TOM; SHIRLEY TEMPLE BLACK.
TV SHOWS REVIEWS; HOMEY CERIAL SPOKESMAN.
ENLISTING: MAN TRAINING TIPS FOR WOMEN.
VARICOSA, MISTRESS OF DESTRUCTION.
CLIFFHANGERS; MEN ON ...SET.
HEY MON! PEE WEE HERMAN. 9/22/91
OWN FILMS: Western, WW II Submarine story
Boxing epic, Party animal at AA meeting.
1321. IN LIVING COLOR
1322. I'LL FLY AWAY
Debut. 10/7/91
w/Sam Waterston, Regina Taylor &
John Aaron Bennett.
"I'LL FLY AWAY" (1991). Sam Waterston stars as a
principled Southern lawyer whose family and black
housekeeper are struck by the tremors of changing
times in the South of the late 1950s. Features Regina
Taylor, Kathryn Harrold. Premieres as a weekly series.
1323. I'll Fly Away
THANKSGIVING. 11/26/91
8 Episodes thru 4/24/92
MASTER
MAGICIAN
As election day nears, John Morgan (John Aaron
Bennett) plans a post-victory magic show, but
Forrest (Sam Waterston) isn't sure he can pull a
win out of his hat in his race for attorney general.
He's facing a blackmail threat from a drunken Ty-
ler (Scott Paulin). Meanwhile, Lilly's determina-
tion to vote remains unabated, even after her
faith is tested by the opposition of her minister
(James McEachin). But discrimination at the poll-
ing place makes that step forward seem more
like an illusion. Lilly: Regina Taylor. Lake: Ed
Grady. Sykes: Michael Whaley. Donna Kay:
Meredith Brasher. Christina: Kathryn Harrold.
Francie: Ashlee Levitch. (60 min.)
I'll Fly Away: Regina Taylor,
Dorian Harewood.
## RIGHT COLUMN
1324. I'LL FLY AWAY 5/1/92
w/Sam Waterston, Kathryn Herrold
Regina Taylor, Dorian Harewood
JohnAaron Bennett, Scott Paulin.
I'll Fly Away: Kathryn Harrold,
Sam Waterston.
1325. I'LL FLY AWAY
From 11/20/92 thru 10/11/93
(Including Flying away from NBC to
PBS).
I'll Fly Away: Then and
Now (Mon., PBS)—The
good news for fans of I'll Fly
Away: Thanks to PBS, the
beloved series returns for
a finale, with Lilly (Regina
Taylor) recalling the strug-
gle for civil rights in the '60s
for her '90s grandson. The
show is politically correct
to a fault (with humorous
homeless people) and it's
obviously plotted—but still,
it's touching. And the good
news for all of us: PBS
trying to preserve and pro-
mote American television.
My score: 7
1326. UNFORGETTABLE NAT KING COLE.
BBC Documentary. 12/2/90
Nat "King" Cole
♦ How smooth can a singer
be? Listen to Nat "King"
Cole for the answer. Gliding
through a sentimental tune
like "Star Dust," accompa-
nied by a string orchestra,
his lighter-than-air baritone
blooms effortlessly. Cole may
have started out as a charm-
ing cocktail-lounge pianist
with a delicate touch, but he
developed into a master bal-
ladeer. Something extraor-
dinary happened whenever
he abandoned his spry jazz for love songs. By letting his
smoky voice breathe easy passion, he made us fall head over
heels for the idea of love.
NAT KING COLE SHOWS: (BW) w/guests:
Hi-Lo's; Sammy Davis, Jr.; Ella
Fitzgerald; Harry Belafonte; Peggy King;
Betty Hutton; Mills Bro's; B. Hutton.
ST. LOUIS BLUES. (BW)(1958)
w/Eartha Kitt & Pearl Bailey. Nat plays
W. C. Handy. (Composer)
A. & E REVUE: w/Natalie Cole.6/21/91