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## HEADING: Science Fiction ## LEFT COLUMN 958. THE TWILIGHT ZONE: 14. THE COLD EQUATIONS. w/Terence Knox. 1/7/89 STRANGER IN POSSUM MEADOWS. Steve Kanaly 1/14/89 THE MIND OF SIMON FOSTER. 2/25/89 CAT and MOUSE. Pamela Bellwood. 3/4/89 RENDEZVOUS IN A DARK PLACE. Janet Leigh 3/11/89 MANY, MANY MONKEYS. w/Karen Valentine 3/18/89 LOVE IS BLIND. w/Ben Murphy. FATHER & SON GAME. w/Ed Marinaro. TO SERVE MAN. w/Lloyd Bochner "V" (BW) ARROW ONE (Space) WHERE IS EVERYBODY? Twilight Debut (BW) w/Earl Holliman. MEMORIES. w/Barbara Stock. THE WALL. w/John Beck 9/9/89 THE TOYS OF CALIBAN. w/Richard Mulligan. THE HOWLING MAN. (Devil) (BW)(1960) TOOTH & CONSEQUENCES. w/David Birney WISH BANK. w/Dee Wallace Stone. 959. The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy (BBC) (1981) Debut thru episode # 7. 1984 Revisited. 6/7/83 CBS NEWS SPECIAL "1984" REVISITED 6/7/83 "In the end the Party would announce that two and two made five and you would have to believe it. The heresy of heresies was common sense. And what was terrifying was not that they would kill you for thinking otherwise, but that they might be right." —George Orwell's "1984" It was in 1948 that Orwell created a harrowing and grimly satir- ic vision of a soulless society where truth is twisted, privacy is nonexistent and emotional attachments and loyalties to anyone but the Party can result in punishment. His world "of trampling and being trampled upon"—ruled over by the ever-watchful Big Brother—is not a prophecy of things to come, but a warning about personal alienation and the loss of individuality in a totalitarian state. How relevant is "1984" in 1983? Correspondent Walter Cron- kite tries to answer that in this report. He briefly profiles the English author and compares some of the book's themes (like the "altering" of historical records and "the intoxication of power") with present-day oppression and propaganda in vari- ous parts of the world. In a lighter segment, Cronkite finds echoes of Orwellian "doublethink" in some contemporary political comments (60 min.) George Orwell SPACEHUNTER: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone. (1983) 960. EARTHBOUND. (1981) MAROONED. (1969) w/Gregory Peck CAPRICORN ONE. (1978) w/Eliot Gould HISTORY OF AKRON DIRIGABLE. (1939) ## RIGHT COLUMN 961. BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS. (1980) w/Richard Thomas, Geo. Peppard, Robt. Vaughn & John Saxon. (Star Wars wanabee based on 7 Samurai. RADIO EMPIRE STRIKES BACK. 12/27/82 THE OUTER LIMITS. "I Robot" w/L. Nimoy. THE LAST STARFIGHTER. (1968) w/Robt. Preston. HOWARD THE DUCK. (1986) 962. STRANGE INVADERS. (1983) w/Paul LeMat & Michael Lerner. SPACECAMP. (1986) w/Kate Capshaw & Lea Thompson. THE STUFF. (Deadly desert) (1985) w/Michael Moriarty, Paul Sorvino, Alexander Scourby, Danny Aiello. EXPLORERS. (1985) w/River Phoenix & Ethan Hawke. 963. THE MANHATTAN PROJECT. (1986) w/John Lithgow & Christopher Collet. THE FOURTH PROTOCOL. (1987) w/Michael Caine & Pierce Brosnan. The Making of PROJECT X. PROJECT X. (1987) w/Mathew Broderick & Helen Hunt. 964. TIMESTALKERS. 3/10/87 "TIMESTALKERS" 1987. Lauren Hutton, William Devane and Klaus Kinski star in the story of a present day professor who is enlisted by a visitor from the 26th century to travel to the Old West to prevent a fugitive from changing the course of history. QUEST BEYOND TIME. 6/8/88 LIFORCE. 10/20/88 (Alien Vampires) w/Steve Railsback, Peter Firth & Frank Finlay.