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- COPS
3/11/89
No Actors. No Scripts. No Bull. Debut. Real-life police series.
- POLICING THE STREETS IN THE SOVIET UNION 7/15/89
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## HEADING: POLICE - GANGSTERS ## LEFT COLUMN 1608. COPS No Actors. No Scripts. No Bull. Debut. Real-life police series. 3/11/89 POLICING THE STREETS IN THE SOVIET UNION 7/15/89 This edition of the crime-vivid documentary series follows Soviet cops on their beats to pro- vide a glimpse of crime and punishment inside the USSR. American and Soviet camera crews spent 16 days on the streets of Moscow and Leningrad, and at a Moscow police training academy. What they filmed shows that many of the tasks Soviet cops must handle would be familiar to their West- ern counterparts. Actually Perestroika doesn't turn up any bodies in Gorky Park, but drunks are carted off for detoxification and burglaries are investigated. Some of the crimes seem characteristically Soviet: a young man is seized for selling goods on the black market; several American students are arrested after a knife fight with ethnic Rus- sians; police watch for "sales fraud" as grocers weigh cucumbers for a long line of shoppers. The Soviets are not without domestic disputes, homicides and drug dealers, one of whom is ar- rested after his young son eagerly shows his fa- ther's drug paraphernalia to the police. These cops even have high-speed pursuits, such as in a wild sequence in which detectives hang on to the hood of a car driven by a distraught woman trying to escape their questioning. (60 min.) Cops (Sat., Fox) goes to Leningrad and Moscow for an unprecedented glimpse of Soviet law enforcement, with no restric- tions placed on the filmmakers. The crimes are familiar—gang violence, drunk- enness, drug trafficking and murder—but Soviet cops don't have to read defendants their rights, and some of their punish- ments are more severe than ours. 7/15/89 Cops: Checking for speeders in Leningrad. 1609. NEW SHOW RESCUE 911 9/5/89 EVERYBODY'S BABY: THE RESCUE OF JESSICA McCLURE. 5/21/89 RESCUE 911 1610. RESCUE 911 9/15/92 Rescue 911 begins a fourth season with a celebration of 100 documented rescues that producers say resulted from people reacting to what they learned from watching the show. Rescue 911: William Shatner. 1611. GIDEON OLIVER Debut: 2/20/89 w/Lou Gossett, Jr. 1612. OHARA w/Pat Morita . Debut. 1/17/87 ## RIGHT COLUMN 1613. MANHUNT: Host: Patrick Duffy 12/7/88 MANHUNT: Host: Robt. Vaughn 1/22/89 MANHUNTER: (1986) TAKE MY DAUGHTERS, PLEASE. w/Rue McClanahan (1988) 1614. FIFTH CORNER: (Debut) 4/17/92 w/Alex McArthur; Kim Delaney; James Coburn & Anthony Valentine. FIFTH CORNER: 4/24/92 THROUGH THE EYES OF A KILLER. w/Marg Helgenberger; Joe Pantoliano; Richard Dean Anderson & Tippi Hedren. Review of: ONE FALSE MOVE. ONE FALSE MOVE. w/Bill Paxton & Cynda Williams. 1615. THE CASE OF THE HILLSIDE STRANGLER, w/R. Crenna. 4/2/89 (Fact-based serial killer hunt. F E D S , w/Rebecca DeMornay (1988) FALSE WITNESS, w/Phylicia Rashad & Philip Michael Thomas. 10/23/89 1616. PASSION AND PARADISE. 2/19/89 w/Rod Steiger, Mariette Hartley, Armand Assante & M. Sarrazin. PETER GUNN, w/Peter Strauss 4/23/89 TRENCHCOAT IN PARADISE. 10/18/89 w/Dirk Benedict & Bruce Dern. 1617. THROW MAMA FROM THE TRAIN. w/Danny DeVito & Billy Crystal (1987) RUTHLESS PEOPLE. (1986) Bette Midler and Danny DeVito are mercilessly funny in this 1986 caper directed by David Zuck- er, Jim Abrahams and Jerry Zucker—the racy crew that made "Airplane!" fly and bred the "Naked Gun." Clothing tycoon Sam Stone (DeVito) has de- signs on murdering his obnoxious wife Barbara (Midler) so he can live happily ever after with his mistress Carol (Anita Morris). Arriving home with chloroform in hand, Stone receives a phone call: Barbara has been kidnapped, and will be killed if a $300,000 ransom isn't paid. A jubilant Stone thinks that his problems are solved, but in reality they're just beginning. The heartless kidnappers are actually a harmless- bumbling couple named Ken and Sandy Kessler (Judge Reinhold, Helen Slater), who are out to get back at Stone for stealing and capitalizing on Sandy's idea for spandex miniskirts. And Stone's beloved Carol is actually a conniving fraud, intent on videotaping Stone murdering his wife so that she can blackmail him and run off with her dem- ented boyfriend (Bill Pullman). Police Commissioner William O. Schilling (J.J. Bender), Art Evans, Lt. Walters Clarence Felder Bedroom Killer: J.E. Freeman, Heavy Metal Kid Gary Riley Loan Officer: Phyllis Applegate Hooker in Car: Jeannine Bruguiano (2 hrs.) STRANGERS ON A TRAIN. (BW) (1951) w/Farley Granger & Robt. Walker Ent. Tonite: TAXI special 2/19/91 SIMPSONS. 8/27/92