Prime-time network TV listings for Monday January 28, 1974:
Program details:
| [CBS 8:00] Gunsmoke [Reg]: The Town Tamers
Season 19, episode 17 W: Paul Savage D: Gunnar Hellstrom With Leo Gordon (Badger), James Chandler (Preacher), Rex Holman (Aikens), Don Megowan (Michael), Sean McClory (Sham), Ike Eisenmann (Caleb), Jean Allison (Martha), Kay E. Kuter (McCurdy), Julie Bennett (Kate), James Jeter (Barker), Clay Tanner (Texan Leader). A marshal is sent with Matt Dillon to tame a new, wide-open Kansas town, but love and marriage soon interfere with his ability to survive.
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| [ABC 8:00] The Rookies [Reg]: The Late Mr. Brent
Season 2, episode 17 W: Sy Salkowitz D: Barry Shear With Darleen Carr (Pip Brent), Frank Whiteman (Howard Brent), William Smithers (Pete Martin), Matt Clark (Joey Hughes), Olive Sturgess (Nurse). Rookie Mike Danko becomes emotionally involved with the young, friendless widow of a man accidentally shot by the police while trying to capture two escaped convicts.
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| [NBC 8:00] The Magician [Reg]: The Illusion Of The Stainless Steel Lady
Season 1, episode 13 W: Paul Playdon, Richard Hesse D: Alexander Singer With Beth Brickell (Victoria Hunter), Anthony Zerbe (Brad Nicholson), Nina Foch (Irene Denore), Joseph Sirola (Dominick), Penny Santon (Shirley), Edward Winter (Ted Winters), Mark Lenard (Foley), Ian Wolfe (Jacob Nord), John S. Ragin (John Booker), Dolores Quinton (Miss Pitts). Anthony Blake sets out to uncover the suspicious action of his old friend and patron, a legendary film star turned recluse.
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| [CBS 9:00] Here's Lucy [Reg]: Lucy, The Sheriff
Season 6, episode 18 W: Fred S. Fox, Seaman Jacobs D: Coby Ruskin, Lucille Ball With Mary Wickes (Clara Simpson), Cliff Osmond (Jake), Boyd 'Red' Morgan (Charlie), Florence Halop (Old Lady), Ross Elliott (Chuck Stewart), John Craig (Rusty). Lucy gets a taste of what the old west was like when she is invited to serve as honorary sheriff for the 100th anniversary celebration of a small Montana town.
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| [ABC 9:00] Judgement: The Trial Of Ethel And Julius Rosenberg (1974) [special]
W: Harry Kleiner D: Stanley Kramer, Lee Bernhardi With Brenda Vaccaro, Herschel Bernardi, Alan Arbus, Allen Garfield, Harvey Jason, Harold Gould, David Spielberg, Barbara Colby. Stanley Kramer is the director of this dramatic re-enactment of the turbulent trial of the Rosenbergs for giving atomic secrets to Russia during the tense moments of the Korean War, McCarthyism and the initial thrust of the Cold War in 1951. The program also explores the legal confrontation between the opposing attorneys: Irving Saypol and Roy Cohn (later McCarthy's top aide) for the prosecution, and Emmanuel and Alex Bloch for the defense.
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| [NBC 9:00] Movie: See No Evil (1971)
W: Brian Clemens D: Richard Fleischer With Mia Farrow, Robin Bailey, Dorothy Allison, Diane Grayson, Norman Eshley. A blind girl returns home from a day of horseback riding to discover that her relatives have been slain and that she is the only one who can identify the killer.
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| [CBS 9:30] The New Dick Van Dyke Show [Reg]: House Guests
Season 3, episode 18 W: Frank Shaw D: Alan Rafkin With Joan Hotchkis (Mimi Lassiter), George Furth (Tom Lassiter). After two houseguests have meddled in Dick and Jenny's lives for too long, and the Prestons are ready to throw them out, they inform them that the visit has saved their marriage.
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| [CBS 10:00] Medical Center [Reg]: No Escape
Season 5, episode 16 W: Jack Guss D: Murray Golden With Ayn Ruymen (Sharon), Lola Albright (Grace), Cameron Mitchell (Jennings), Barney Phillips (Warden), Eddie Garrett (Guard). A brilliant young pianist needs a kidney transplant, and her only hope of a compatible donor is her father -- a convict who is serving time for murder.
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| [ABC 10:30] Britain's Darkest Hour
The crisis-filled scene in Britain is the subject of a report by ABC's London bureau chief, George Watson. When the oil shortage is added to the coal miners' determination not to work overtime until their wages are raised, and economy measures change the work habits and lifestyle of the people, Mr. Watson samples reactions from individuals in all walks of life.
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